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... negation. On ne passera pas. Stay put. We can take it. All these are slogans of negation. Compare them with the admonition Dig for Victory, or Take the Plough through the Farm, Make More Silage, and all the M. of A. slogans. They, and the organisation behind ...
... sacrificed to fruit and vegetables for lawns can be relaid and beds remade after the war is won. We do not urge you to dig for victory, but to dig so that you may have enough to eat. IN APPLE-PIE ORDER A model kitchen garden in January. Fruit- trees pruned and ...
... Parliament THE VISCOUNT BLEDISLOE CUP, aivarded annually to the authority or body making the greatest contribution to the Dig for Victory campaign, is presented by the Duke of Norfolk to Mr. IF. Roberts, Chairman of the Yiezvsley and West Drayton Urban District ...
... Horticultural Advisory Panel, a body of expert horticulturists who have rendered invaluable service in connection with the dig for victory campaign. In co operation with the Corporation's Allotment Assistant, Mr. A. G. Healey, N.D.H., and the Garden Assistant ...
... well as BRAWN [By Ourj Horticultural Correspondent DIG for victory is now a pretty well worn slogan. I am in complete agree ment with the Editor when he suggests that we might do more thinking for victory. There is plenty of room for it in connection with ...
... oft-repeated advice to get on with the digging last autumn will have all the advantage. Those who were unable to do so, will do well to postpone digging until the soil no longer sticks to the boots-- wet weather digging is a waste of time and effort. nut ...
... onions gives point to this assertion. Everyone who owns a garden should take stock of his individual contribution to the Dig for Victory campaign, to see if it is possible to improve on past results and help to make 1941 the greatest gardening season ever ...
... so, to start a garden record book at once. The most notable change of policy in official quarters since the advent of dig for victory concerns the production of potatoes in small gardens. The statement that enough main crop potatoes for the country's need ...
... This is what Digging for Victory Really Means By Our Horticultural Correspondent THE basis of success in growing vegetables is a deeply cultivated soil which contains sufficient humus to provide the foods necessary to plant life. These two factors are ...
... Soldiers Digging for Victory Valuable food production from lands and estates occupied by troops THE sight of derelict gardens and estates, neglected through war conditions and rapidly becoming nothing more than wildernesses, has been a sad sight both ...
... for London. Recently the girls inserted this advertisement in the Personal column of The Times 44 Three smart girls digging for victory, require small utility van for delivering fruits and vegetables loan, buy cheaply or exchange for Morris Eight. If ...
... designed for wartime wardrobes, and would be excellent for travelling, worn with a tweed topcoat from the same house. DIGGING for Victory is not always very comfortable, but Selfridges, Oxford Street, soften the strain with their gardening apron and cushion ...