... SERIOUS SITUATION. Mr. J. D. Dixon (Chairmanl appealing fur support for the ''Dig for Victory campaign, said: We are in the midst of a vvy serious situation. We_ have had enough to eat so far, we shall hate enough to cat .this winter, but we olight ...

... vegetarians are not having a happy time. This war seems to ue tnem beans and some arc said ,o have gone otf their nut. * * DIG FOR VICTORY. A church in this locality Is consider-1 ing using its spare land for the food :.azapaign. 1i successful, the church ...

... the Easter holiday two visitors were interested in the deep hole dug ir. the West End Promenade. Must be part of the Dig For Victory ' campaign. said one. * * * Fined at Morecambe for being drunk a labourer told the magistrates that he had taken rum ...

... potato' season and the beginning of the new. The new season fur English potatoes has already begun. The results of the Dig for Victory campaign will, however, be all the more valuabl, in making up for the supplies of other vegetables such as tomatoes, ...

... PAY Another Dig for Victory appeal has gone forth. This week the Minister of Agriculture has appealed for another quarter of a million allotment holders. Home grown food is going to play an important part in bringing about the victory. If our belts ...

... BE KEPT? You take the allotments and we will supply the amenities. said Coun. Drake, in reply to a question at the Dig for Victory meeting held tnis week. He was answering a question whether the Council wowd provide shelters and tool sheds. This is ...

... help us to make an efficient choice in preparing now for vegetable cultivation in 1941. The official sponsors of the dig for victory campaign will help us in increasing measure. for one of their objects is to show. by demonstration and theoretical advice ...

... bidding at £4OO, and aithdrawn at £525 (*nmrrNit en DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN _._ 111 connect tch with the 6.)vernment's - • _ . . Grow More Food campaign, the Corporation have decided to hold a Dig for Victory week front Monday, March 4th, until Salarday ...

... A LOT SAID ABOUT A PLOT Washing Dirty Linen? The Dig for Victory Campaign was referred to at the meeting of the Morecambe Town Council on Tuesday. Coun. R. W. Williams was the centre of a lively discussion which was taken in open session, after he ...

... that the public must have been deluded !into thinking it was a great victory. Russian successes in Poland were vigorously splashed. while I find no refer ence to the German victories in rel. glum At that time, as everybody knows now, the British and Prenen ...

... point of view. Mr. Tyldesley. who is th. his 84th year. ails little. He has an allotment and is doing his bit in the Dig for Victory campaign. He also Is interested in botany. Mrs. Tyldesley. who is in her 85th year. is not in the beat of health. . ...

... that. reading between the lines, he had gathered that the people in this town were not doing what they could in this 'Dig for Victory campaign -titter was lulling people into a false position. knowing that if they did not cartN out their cultivation very ...