... DIG FOR VICTORY tion.and a non and-daughter. )Ry TANGMERE AIR RECORD BID Quick End To-day Perhaps For B.U.s No attempt was made yesterday on the world air speed record by the jet Gloster Meteor No. Is Denied 549, but if the weather warms up there ...

... Press Campaign That the Council should foster the Dig for Victory Over spirit by launching an interwar Press campaign. It was agreed slur the reply of the Ministry of Aga. culture and Fisheries to the To Clerk's letter should be awaited,b4 that in the ...

... of their own vegetables, and that what had helped to keep them so health; during the war. Carry on with the good work, dig for victory over want, and by getting on the soil help to bring peace and happiness to mankind. said Commander Campbell. Thanking ...

... such stuff. * T THEY SAY that there are lots of unused war material in East Kent generally. THEY SAY that Dig for Victory is iut of date, but Dig for your Food not. THEY SAY that the gardens will lave to help to feed us. T T THEY SAY that the restoration ...

... and that number had been increased to 1.600 during the war. Hastings had been the first town the country to (organise Dig for Victory campaign. There is no joy so great as the joy gardening.” the Mayor continued. •• and the Joy of gardening is not in what ...

... evolved. T THEY SAY that is is good to know the public are to see the plans for pulling down their homes. T THEY SAY that Dig for Victory must be the slogan. THEY SAY that cultivation of demolished housing sites may have to begin. THEY SAY that one way to ...

... hone Conker ter the County (Munch, on the tabled of Miring work In the garden—and eery helpful he was. Atter the meeting dig for victory 'Genets were dlstributed TM meeting was arranged by the Village Produce Association. *Well was formed January 17, and ...

... and that number had been increased 1,600 during the war. Hastings had been the first town in the country to organise a Dig for Victory campaign. ■ There is no joy great as the joy of gardening, the Mayor continued, and the joy of gardening not in what ...

... the schools and the judges,, Mrs. Leach and Mrs. Taylor,l awarded prizes as follows: under 5 years. Michael Church' (Dig for Victory), Dennis Smith, (jockey), Margaret Smith (flower girl), Brian Johason (airborne); under 7years. Brian Swain (cowboy) ...

... rechristened the Dig for Victory over Want campaign at a meeting at Banbury Town Hall on Wednesday evening last week, at which Air. H. S. Lester. Chairman of the Town Courcil’s Allotment Committee presided. T prefer to call it Dig for Dear Life ! he ...

... still works with his hands in the spacious nurseries which provided rather more than their quota of food during the Dig for Victory appeals of the dark days of war. Civic honours have not ruffled the air of modesty which habitually surrounds nim. The ...

... Sutton and Sons' seed trial grounds. he has done as much as anyone to help a multitude of gardeners great and small to dig for victory in the war and to win the battle of food production at the present time. _ When I went to spend a few hours with Mr. Powlea ...