... Southport’s 6 Dig-For- Victory ’ Show SOUTHPORT’S wartime Dig for Victory show, which opened in the Cambridge Hall today, is again well supported. There are 700 entries, and in all sections the exhibits are particularly good, especially vegetables and ...

... of Agriculture has failed to find a replacement for Dig for Victory. Plant for Peace was thought too banal, and Plot for Peace too susceptible of a cynical interpretation. So ‘‘Dig for Victory is to stay. After all, those who strive with soil always ...

... be penalised because of the incident. Councillor G. B. Jackson, chairman of the Dig for Victory ” committee, opening the show, emphasised the necessity to continue digging. There were 326 entries in the horticultural section and 160 in tfce honey section ...

... CHILDREN AND FOODGROWING Liverpool schoolchildren have done excellently during the war-time Dig for Victory campaign, and to stimulate interest still further in home food production, the Corporation Horticultural aud Allotments Committee are running shows ...

... winter, I write at once the Ministry of Agriculture (Dept. W.D.F.), Berri Court Hotel, *-ytham St. Anne’s, Lancs, for Dig for Victory * Leaflet No. I, contains useful advice and guidance. Issued by the Ministry of Information Space presented to the Nation ...

... WAR FUND During war-time, Liverpool’s schoolchildren have done great job connection with the Dig for Victory campaign. Nowadays, in addition to being taught by the schools bow to grow food, they are also shown how to arrange flowers for table decorations ...

... own weeding and wireworms were amused by the suggestion that we should buy brand-new pale-grey corduroys in order to “dig foV victory.” But the principle is a good one; women in a largely manless world need a man’s freedom in the matter of clothes. For ...

... Exhibit of Knotty Ash | Council School, Liverpool, bring their exhibition basket of flowers to the Village Hall for a Dig for Victory and schools' flower show, in aid of the Lord Mayor of Liverpool’s War Fund. • • • * ■•■ ...

... A SOUTHPORT SHOW “DIO FOR VICTORY” PRODUCE Southport’s wartime Dig for Victory show, which opened in the Cambridge Hall, to-day, had 700 entries. Flowers and vegetables are very strong. In the fruit classes, pride of place for cooking apples has been ...

... and will be opened the Deputy Lord Mayor (Alderman R. Duncan French). The shows have a dual purposeas a stimulus to the Dig for Victory campaign and an appeal on benalf of tne Lord Mayor ox Liverpool’s War Fund. The other shows will be held at Heath-road ...

... WAR FUND primarily as a stimulus for the “Dig for Victory campaign” but also linked with appeal on behalf of the Lord Mayor’s War Fund, the first of four shows promoted by the Horticultural (Special) Committee of the City Council was held in the Village ...

... iptend to do it.” DAMAGED CAKE GAINS FIRST PRIZE A damaged cake took the first prize in the domestic section of Chester’s Dig for Victory show at the Town Hall on Saturday. The exhibitor, Mrs. E. Thomason, of Garden Lane, Chester, attached to her exhibit a ...