... rting, especially regarding potatoes and vegetables, etc. wa ® essential for England needs that all and sundry must Dig for Victory . that allotments and all land not under cultivation should be utilised soon as possible, and that each county should ...

... think you'll all agree. But England’s stomach in this war must have priority. And that is why. m Warwickshire, well dig for victory Until we've won this war! KNIGHTHOOD FOR MR. F. SPENCER SPRIGGS Among those named the New 'iears Honours Dst is one ot ...

... PRICE OF JEDBURGH ALLOTMENTS kssociation Has Rents The dig for victory . • movement ea fax as it la being furthered by Jedburgh Gardens and Al otments Assort&lon, shoal soon be in full awing. At a meeting of the Asap-, ciatlon which was held on Prickly ...

... _ GARDENING AND ALLOTMENT CULTIVATION B• MI 8 On Ibis subject of won:en b sham in the dig for victory' campaign, about which I was writing week, I wish te add, as my belief, that no achievement of has ever been the inspiration of f i tt l ite iiitlueiice ...

... GARDENING •• DIG for Victory.—Reid's for Seeds. Trees. Plants. Bulbs, Manures, Tools. Ac.—' Chester Rd.. Market, York Rd Tel. 3350. ...

... ago I iii the company of a few ardent habitual gardeners. and . some who were new recruits. as it were. in the great Dig for Victory campaign inaugurated last year. T hear these fellows talk was really heartening. and it was palpable that however energetic ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY HE'LL NEED BREAD 4 TIMES A DAY Digging takes energy out of a fellow, and good Bread puts It back. Now more than ever, you should eat GOLDEN CRUST BREAD because it supports and satisfies those enthusiastic men and women who are Digging ...

... had been printed was found possible however run the Allotment Competitions which took on added importance in the local Dig for Victory schemes On the social side of local life the popularity of dances since the Town Hall ban was lifted early in the year ...

... experience of vegetable-growing. If we interpret correctly the present policy of the Ministry of Agriculture, the vital dig for victory campaign is by no means an entirely masculine affair. In other words, women are urged to take as prominent a part as ...

... shelters the non-return or the forms entailed more visits than necessary. The report was agreed to. DIG FOR VICTORY • In connection with the Dig for Victory Campaign. the Collector reported that a meeting had been held with a view to forming an Allotments ...

... which position he held with distinction for many years. MARCH March saw the city take an active step forward in the Dig for Victory movement by the opening of the new allotments in the Birmingham Road, of Aidershawe. which were the gift of Mr. Frank ...

... BUILDERS OF VICTORY (Contributed.) Nowadays we hear so much of people who are digging for victory, saving for victory, knitting for victory, doing the most astounding variety of things to help in winning the war. Yet the most important of ...