... display bluebells at Weston Woods, and fewer boys will be searching for birds' more will be helping their fathers to dig for victory. ...

... occupations to the farms. More Allotments Needed QREAT progress Is being made by Britain's allotment holders In the Dig for Victory campaign. Mr. G. W. Giles, secretary of the National Allotment Society, told me to-day that 250,000 new allotments have ...

... been appointed councillor for Wllberfoss on Pockllngton Rural Council In succession-to Mr. J. Davis, resigned. Firemen Dig for Victory Thornc firemen have found profitable way of 6pending their leisure by cultivating about an acre land near the fire station ...

... those with bite (or large pieces) of waste land tho fact that the weeds growing on their land hinder those of who are digging for victory? They should be asked to clear their waste land of weeds.—Yours truly, DEAN. Woodslde. Wood Road, Leeds, April 29. ...

... leaves of this plant contain oxalic acid. he writes, and oxalic acid a poison not to be trifled with. Thoee who are digging for victory this year, too. must watch their potatoes and keep them earthed up. If left to grow in the light on top of the soil ...