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... ■ v 'any plots for war-time ALLOTMENTS C°VENTRY S part in the great “Dig for Victory” campaign is rapidly gaining ground—literally and datively. im(^re( i war-time allotments are already under a tlv sti° , and all the once-vacant permanent allotment the ...
... MORE LAND Dig for Victory’ Campaign Gaining Ground ...
... GARDENING BOOKS Coventry Libraries Collection Books use to people rallying to the “ Dig for Victory campaign are the subject of an announcement by Coventry City Libraries. It partly concerns the series of six fortnightly lectures arranged by the Hor ...
... rowN DIG FOR VICTORY Leamington’s Allotment Worked iUNDRED AND CRES UNDER CULTIVATE ;amington has twenty a l° •ciations, with 1,373 members _ a total area of 162 acres. W high proportion in compariso I towns, and as a result a sal to grow more food b ...
... DIG FOB VICTORY Leamington’s 1,373 Allotment Worked HUNDRED AND ACRES UNDER CULTIVATE Leamington has twenty associations, with 1,373 members vating total area of 162 acres. I is a high proportion in comparison * I Y 2| many towns, and as a result appeal ...
... LETTERS to the EDITOR Help Them Dig for Victory SIR,— As many of your readers will be aware, many of the defence unit sites near the city are in fields where it is possible for the men on the sites to have a garden plot on which they can grow potatoes ...
... Digging for Victory Sir,—We are exhorted dig for victory.” Good! But, sir, while the allotment holder is laboriously digging to increase the nation’s food supply this is what is happening: The speculators have stepped in. Land has risen ten ...
... acre:, of it —may now be taken over by local authorities for the use of “the man with'a spade/' who is to help us to dig for victory. Some have already used their new powers and others are likely to do so as time goes on, but, when the war is over they ...
... trouble. THEY WILL “DIG FOR VICTORY’’ Allotments for A.A. and Other Detachments Many thousands of men in the isolated anti-aircraft and other detachments now at their war stations throughout the Eastern Command will dig for victory this spring. Ground ...
... sale has a special signi- i *at -n • i- Women’s Auxiliary Air Force are ■ or stomach I? f»m r\r\ ficance in view of the “Dig for Victory”* J The funeral of Mrs. Daisy Caroline unpopular with the personnel because 3 80 -TvCOlcl Oil campaign, and the Fund Committee ...
... the evenings for gardening. Really, I did not think we had so many amateur agriculturists among us, but I suppose the Dig for Victory idea must really be getting popular now that we can be looking forward to the Spring. There are going to be a great many ...
... PLOUGHING FOR .. -V VICTORY v , A Warwickshire farm scene at Tachbrook, near Leamington, where the national dig for victory campaign is translated into action. ...