... secretary to Keighley and District Chamber Trade, succession Mr. P. Burton, who has resigned owing to pressure business The Dig lor Victory campaign at Rothcrham Is making good progress. One allotment society has had an application for plot from a girl guide ...

... His appeal met with » ready response and male and female officers, the clerical staff, and nurses, are to help the Dig for Victory campaign. ...

... garden to dig. This year when nearly every hoarding bids us dig for victory, the Impulse is stronger than ever. The ironmongers and the seed merchants are full of people turning over their stock in contemplative fashion. The impulse, if not to dig, at least ...

... disapprove of brutality, as well as those who take a morbid delight it. Completely different Is the technique of a Dig for Victory campaign short film, which preceded the trade show Hitler, the Beast of Berlin. This time, much useful gardening knowledge ...

... blackout and the curtailment the night bus service. DIG FOR VICTORY AT PONTEFRACT Allotment Society's Appeal From Our Correspondent PONTEFRACT, Friday Hie urgency of the Government's Dig for Victory campaign which seeks to obtain 500.000 new allotments ...

... Established From Our Own Correspondent HUDDER3FIELD, Monday Huddersfield's allotment campaign progressing rapidly, and the Dig for Victory idea is now being carried into the schools. For some time a number of schools the borough have had their gardens, and ...

... are to be three talks on wartime subjects this evening. Sir Samuel Hoare, Lord Privy Seal, will broadcast at 9.15 on Dig for Victory.' He will be followed five minutes later Mr. G. Hicks. M P., a member of the General Council of the T.U.C., and president ...

... YOUR GARDENING NEEDS Now the Time The need to Dig for Victory is widely recognised and continues to meet with a ready response. It may be reasonably assumed that the soil will be workable for the usual Easter operations, early as the holidays come ...

... J. ' - * Beginning With a Will Seacroft has begun its Dig for Victory campaign with will. It is finding that Francis Bacon was not far wrong when he said gardening was the greatest refreshment to the Spirits of Man. iound Mr. Hullah and his small ...

... DAILY-ONE PENNY Ilkley men who are making good use of the Easter holidays by digging for victory in their allotments. ALLOTMENTS VISITED Expert Advisers in Leeds The Easter week-end being the first public holiday of the year, is always great occasion ...

... grassland which Is converted into plots soon possible. Tills was stated Mr. Dennis Longsliaw, who presided lyst night at Dig for Victory meeting Wakefield. Mr. Longshaw appealed for the growing more garden produce to help the country's economic position ...

... overtake the setback early vegetable production caused the prolonged frost and snow which has done much to hinder the Dig for Victory' campaign? Undoubtedly people who normally rely upon open cultivation must. If they are to speed up production, for intensive ...