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... HAS TO DIG FO' VICTORY ITERE is an utterly shameful story. Every four years we set out for Helsinki, Melbourne, Rome, Tokio—and wherever the 1968 Olympic Games will be held—with more hope than promise in our hearts. After each successive Olympic Games ...
... on country life, including, for example, stories about evacuation, the difficulties of travel, and the results of the Dig for Victory cam- Hut- paign.-NORMAN LONGMATE, Hutchinson Ltd., 178 Great Portland tree/, London, Wl. ...
... youth brandishing a cur ve d Hg for. Victory 40in. sword. And the youth became violent when he saw the police cars draw up -in the street, in Sunnyvale, California man is dead THE man who invented the Dig for Victory ,logan during the Second World War ...
... recalls many instances of his good qualities. Mr. Sparks first joined Pitshanger Allotment Society in 1917 when the Dig for Victory campaign was in full cry. He was its treasurer for many years. He did a great de.ii of Dark on the societo Trading Committee ...
... into his h 'n basket. the Alf leaves his mint- bike propped against the kerb as he finishes off h shopping. . Miners dig for victory Sunday Mirror Reporter BRITAIN Stat e acroealcligignindugstit'yll B re o d a . r otiations, at A HEADMASTER raPPed starting ...
... companies. War brought a temporary interruption to her studies. While Ryder's were busy supplying vegetable seeds for the Dig for Victory campaign, she spent three and a half years as commandant of an inter-Services convalescent hospital at Hassobury Park ...
... or potential productive resources and manufacturing resources of the district . . . Harrow Council decides to hold a Dig for Victory week. The film In Which We Serve attracts record attendances at cinemas Man fined £441) for selling clothing to his ...
... Westminster vegetables on The Green in Salter: Ada and Dick Mor- nie and Harry Wilson; David Rank. W. 6: Jim and Joyce the Dig for Victory dass. gan: Miss Hacker and Mr. Selwood (Allards); Mr. and Deintree: William H. Pen He was a committee member Miller; ...
... to grow more food additional emergency plots became available and the membership steadily increased. During the war a Dig for Victory show was held annually at which the produce was sold afterwards for Red Crois funds. Since the war the association has ...
... feud over the amount of space taken by the market produce people. It started in 1946, the first show after the war. The Dig for Victory society, having merged with the local Horti cultural Society and the Handicraft Club, asked if they might be given some ...
... country life, including, for example, stories about evacua- tion, the difficulties of travel, and the results of the Dig for Victory cam- paign.-NORMAN LONGMATE, Hut- chinson Ltd., 178 Great Portland tree/, London, Wl. See letter: Viclorian Success on ...
... for a short while the nation's number one hero. He was the man who would prevent us from being starved out, who would dig for victory (along with all the gardeners and allotment holders) until he dropped, who would never complain about the hours he worked ...