... foe an allotment FOR NEXT YEAR'S VEGETABLES YOU MOST rnd 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 ...

... hopes ail clams will grow as much as they can this year. and iotal authorities and others will continue to foster this Dig For Victory Over Want campaign. The need for silt-hal, is Just as great as In the dark days of the war. UNPALATABLE NEWS T,yd ...

... been heard of the food-producing allotments during the excitement about fond prospects? What's becoe of the old slogan, Dig for Victory ? Since the end of hostilities over 850 of Liverpool's 2.300 war-time plots have been given up and gone out of cultivation ...

... Force Territorial Association. A keen horticulturist, as chairman of the Allotments Committee he did much to promote the Dig for Victory campaign in and around Widnes. Mrs. Yates. of a quiet, unassuming disposition, was associated with several of the town's ...

... year will make a big difference to food situation Germany” the letter states Our own dig for victory campaign at home was child’s play comparison with the German dig for dear life campaign on now food situation is very bad here though as at home country ...

... MINISTRY OF AGR DIC IF you to sure of and get busy enough vegetables to your thousands of begi’ family healthy only “Dig for Victory way is to grow your in your War If y°u garden or on an allotment Owing gardening you’U to world food shortage our ready ...

... must turn to Local Authority assistance” Thumbs His Reason Plotters ! who had their taste gardening when they began “digging for victory” are keen to continue Chester Mr T Hooson chairman the Allotments Committee reports there is a waiting list of people ...