... ACROSS: 1. Faction: 5, Aided; 8, Metrical psalm: 9, Delta; 10, Lanyard: 11, Sitter; 12, Rewind: 15, Another: 17, Thick; 19, Dig for Victory; 20, Rasps: 21, Sprayed, DOWN: 1, Fumed; 2, Cattle troughs; 3, Imitate; 4, Nearly: 5, Aspen; 6, Dramatic irony: 7. Demoded: ...

... e citizen of Worthing. Dig for Victory was started in 1941 and over 900 allotments were taken up in that year alone. At the Allotments Show on September 29th, 1941. there were 625 entries and there was no sing up until victory was achieved. A Food Control ...

... Liberals are. It is a tragedy to have to lose their votes. but there it is. If proof is needed fur the necessity to Dig for Victory. witness I that the Conservatives—with a 15.000 majority—have canvassed for my vote. I salute such endeavour. H. BEARDMORE ...

... camgaigns that go on, this probably wouldn’t be such a bad thing I can see that we shall be back to the old war-time * Dig for Victory” in our gardens. No, we are not at war, Mrs Johnstone, but can anyone pretend that the world isn’t faced by the most appalling ...

... meet the very heavy demands made upon it Campaigns were launched for Civil Defence, war savings, food control, salvage. dig for victory. canteens. rest centres. etc.. and the town was galvanised into action. The Home Guard was formed and rendered yeoman ...

... careful driver, distance no object. RELP-DRIVE CARS n‘ imitable by dac greet or period: t.auranre arranged Phone Findon TM. DIG FOR VICTORY. yes. but Atte with the aid Madman's farmyard Manure, delivered on to your premises any weekday, to make sure of a good ...

... village hall on Thursday. Written and produced by Mrs. V. Tricker, the cavalcade consisted of scenes of village life; digging for victory in 1915, aiking in 1928; mothers saying goodbye to their evacuated children in 1929; an exhibition of W.I. work; and ...