... STILL DIG FOR VICTORY The enthusiast told me he had grown ample supplies of runner beans on his boundary fence. French beans were also a success. He grew 200 lettuces, had seven separate sowings of radish, also beet, onions. carrots and leeks and 30 head ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN It was with mixed feelings that the audience gathered at the Chiswick Public Library on Thursday evening: pleasure at this further opportunity of hearing Councillor C. H. Curtis, F.L.S., V.M.H., and regret that it should be the ...

... AIR APPRENTICES DIG FOR VICTORY Apprentices at one of the R.A.F.'e biggest training establishments are going to it fn the national dig for victory campaign. The camp is situated on what was one of the finest country estates in England in Edwardian ...

... Little Man's Part In Dig For Victory Drive The lead which local authorities might give in the Dig for Victory effort was emphasized to a gathering of civic heads at the Mansion House, London. The occasion was the opening of the autumn allotments campaign ...

... & WEST LONDON STAR, September 16, 1944 -- Spring Grove Dig For Victory Exhibition A DISGRACE TO ANY ENGLISHMAN Demolition Worker Fined For Theft Thu country has Sufficient to do in dealing with its enemies without apart train Ma enemies within. The ...

... A GOOD SHOW I spent a very pleasant atternoon recently at Bexleyheath (Kent) where a Dig for Victory Week was being held. There was a line show and corn ...

... the Dig for Victory Campaign has been effective in selling gardening to the public, and that the advantages of growiqg their own vegetables are generally recognised by those who have wisely followed the Government's advice to dig for Victory. !POET ...

... DIG FOR VICTORY There must be many people who, stirred by the oft-repeated invitation to Dig for Victory are either ;ill fling over the soil at the bottom of -he garden or on Council a 1.% otims, which were last season's cri •kit pitcher. Many of them ...

... or allot, tee, who knows the value of early digging. However, am confident that the approach of more springlike conditions should see satisfactory support for the Council's lead in the local Dig for Victory drive, and that the community as a whole, will ...

... allotments must stop, as it might lead to considerable damage. The Mulist's' of Agriculture has urged the nation to dig for victory, and my colleagues and I are determined to protect people who are vending tneir spare time and energy In producing food ...

... of sunshine sets you running to the garden to see if the daffodils are pushing up. Though we are, most of us, going to dig for victory, there must be a few patches of brightly-coloured flowers in the garden. A patch of forget-me-nots, or cornflowers Is ...

... l'he Rev. M J. Roberts. I The 'nun rt.r wets 'Hel linty Trait, Vieveage, Brondee- according to naval custom with Dig For Victory wry road . N. W .0. complete equipment for the ear- Salt Mr. .1. 1 rook. 269, Kilburn vice ev•hirling a special altar ...