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... PORTH DO YOU KNOW? --- Do You KNOW— That a dig for victory campaign is proceeding in the back yards of some shops and that the 'Specials Chief is an easy winner to date? Do You KNOW— That Forth received a large number of evacuees on Friday with real ...
... Summer Work for Winter Crops If you are following the plan in Dig for Victory leaflet No. it your garden or allotment should be well on the way to producing a large part of your vegetable needs for next winter. Although this is the last of the War-time ...
... ounce of energy and every minute I can spare in War-winning work. I help local voluntary organisations and if I can, I dig fer victory. I . KNOW that everyone, including myself, can do something. . Cut this out and keep it! Issued by the Ministry of Information ...
... ives of Allotment Associations from all parts of Glamorgan. The meeting had to decide how to set about next meson's Dig for Victory Campaign. The reporter eventually departed saying for goodness sake sand me a full report of this meeting, this is ...
... Later in the month sow Kales and Savoys. Consult the Table of Planting given in the Ministry of Agriculture's Plan (Dig for Victory No. i). THINNING SEEDLINGS large enough to handle. Thin all seedlings twice. At first thinning leave twice as many as ...
... That L . ' drivers can now drive without an escort? Do You KNOW — That 250,000 more allotments are n quircd for the Dig for victory campaign? DO YOU KNOW— That Mr. Grenfell, the Minister., of Mines, has appealed for economy in the use of coal? Don't ...
... Trevor Jones, and recitations by Dekna Llewellyn and Chrltine Jones. To encourage allotment holders and gardeners in the Dig for Victory campaign, steps have been taken to hold a grand horticultural show at Caerphilly Castle on August 22nd next. A committee ...
... London . Chairman and dig for victory ' When the clerk to Caerphilly Council i (Mr. T. F. Owen) read a letter at Tuesday's ' meeting inviting the Cl to send Its chairman to an banquet at the Mansion Howe, London, to open a dig for viotory campaign ...
... be brought from abroad and we must our OWD. Everyone should cultivate every square yard of land near their houses. The dig for victory movement is a vital defence service and every town should contribute and so help to win the war. Warmth for winter nights ...
... KNow— That you must save your rags and string for munitions? It is now rag-time. Do You Ksow— That there will be a Dig for Victory Show at the Pontyclun Social Club and Institute on Saturday August 22nd? ...
... meeting, which was the obtaina bl e ever y w h om fourth of a series bald in various parts of the county to forward the Dig for Victory . mak of hiegmeh e h t h e tra d e o f _Campaign. ...
... willing to assist the council in stimuktdill In ad from nreconne he Welsh tiotnwitht Board of Healthhestovealeter the Dig for Victory campaign thro was out the whole of the Rhondda area, that the Works and Buildings Priority body to be called Local Food ...