... NEW CALL IN LEEDS TO VICTORY DIGGERS Campaign to Restore Production of Home-Grovvn Food A Dig tor Peace campaign, sequel lo the war-time Dig for Victory cttort. Is to be launched Leeds. mittec, to The Yorkshire Post. We shall do our best to revive ...

... In Brief On behalf of my plot-holder colleagues Stannlngley Park, Leeds, I applied have water Installed to help the Dig for Victory” campaign. This was refused. In view this week’s promise give every encouragement to allotment holders, could not the ...

... can speak for other diggers, all with the same grievance, when I say it will a question this year of Shall we dig for victory? It victory over us for the local fruiterer. Bananas have arrived; I don't dare to hope my three youngsters will get their ...

... purchase, sure sane greengrocer would refuse supply her with the fruit she seems unable obtain. I have many customers who dig fox victory, bur, still remain customers for various lines I stock, and supply them far possible with fair share fruit. should advise ...

... slightest degree. Allotments Should be Lasting DESPITE the urgent call of the war years to Dig for Victory, and the equally urgent call of the moment to Dig for Dear Life, there is regrettably little sign that either the Government or the majority ...

... constantly being urged to dig for victory, we yearned instinctively for splashes of floral colour to add brightness to our drab lives. The need to grow vegetables is more urgent to-day than ever it was. but we are about to celebrate victory, and most of us want ...

... for an allotment FOR NEXT YEAR'S VEGETABLES YOU MUST and get busy now. Scores of thousands of beginners did a grand Dig for Victory job during the War. If you are new to vegetable gardening, you'll find many friends ready to help and advise you. And ...