... astounding results, the total amount raised being in the neighbourhood of £50,000. w 4 Mr. Freeman Joined whole-heartedly the Dig for Victory campaign, too; to listen to him in the Common Room Is to realise that he has mastered the finer points his art; and if ...

... during the first world war and this second war they talked in ringing phrases not only about the glorious patriotism of digging for victory but about the vital importance of giving full encouragement to allotment holders in the future. After all these orations ...

... inasmuch as foreign competition made it cheaper for us to import than to grow. “During the last six years, however, our ‘Dig ior Victory’ campaign has greatly revived vegetable culture in England and revealed the very real and practical value of horticultural ...

... quite comfortable, but some of the chairs were gone underneath. He spent hours on the garden and also cut the turf to dig for victory. The fruit garden had greatly improved, when be saw it three months after Miss Swiss rented .• A Dainty Hass Giving ...

... Digging for Victory? Five Sheffield United supporters, all miners, arrived at Wolverhampton at 4 a.m. to-day watch the Wolves v. Sheffield cup tie. They went the ground at 7.30 and helped to clear away 4ins. snow from the pitch. ...

... committee member of the Worthing Horticultural Society. For some years during the last war he served on the Worthing Dig for Victory committee and as a warden in Worthing Civil Defence. Last November he was appointed chairman of the West Sussex Pharmaceutical ...

... Counties Show at the Oxlease, Gloucester. The Duchess last visited Cheltenham on April 29, 1942, when she came for the Dig for Victory show at the Town Hall. The Flyer /IHELTONIANS were justly proud of the Cheltenham Flyer, the 2.40 from St. James's ...

... those people who have allotments who know the value of ihem. I think in the present food situation we had better go on digging for victory. These houses are inevitable, but Ido hope that before we are turned off these allotments. new allotments will be found ...

... at last year’s Mayor-making), Mr. Bedford will be remembered for his excellent work in connection with the Borough “Dig for Victory” campaigns and shows, at which he staged some breathtaking exhibits grown on Corporation allotments. He was a committeeman ...

... your family's you can't afford to do nothing, if you are ablehodied and can dig and plant and hoe. Many men--woman and children too—responded to the call to Dig for Victory and did a grand job of work throughout the war. They helped to win the vic, ...

... excuse that you don't know how to grow food crops. There were hundre& and thousands of beginners who made good in the Dig for Victory campaign. Gardening is a friendly business and you'll And many flood Samaritans ready to help and advise you on any gardening ...

... particularly if he can rely on the help of the housewife the way of preserving and storing the valuable food thus grown. The Dig for Victory leaflet No. 1, issued by the Ministry of Agriculture, sets out comprehensive plan for the all-the-year-round production ...