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... to make a home in whatever comfortless spot he may find himself. There, an airman was seen to be carrying out the to dig for victory. Jolting over an apology for a track, we eventually found ourselves upon a belt of shingle. There was no grass for games ...
... rook population and not necessarily the complete destruction of rookeries or rooks. One point in connection with the Dig for Victory campaign was the statement by Sir Reginald that a committee under the chairmanship of Lord Bingley, called the Domestic ...
... and every effort is being made by Sir Reginald and those connected Irs any way with his Department tc, further the Dig for Victory Campaign. I see that only a few days ago Sir Reginald Inspected allotments In the Southampton area, and was well pleased ...
... any little bits of information you think would be of interest to the Clan. Cheerio. THE HUT FOLK. „GROW More Food,” Dig For Victory. These slogans of ten appear upon envelopes these days. If they have the desired effect we shall all be as busy as bees ...
... long .; I. A continent: 12. Part of verb to be: 14. Worn from letters in 11. a4s; ..Refp: , KNOW a man who has a the Dig for Victory campaign, I Iquarter of an acre of garden_ planted some lettuce in the front —and he has never seen a slug garden. They ...
... hogby. To such as these may tne weatner be kindly. Vegetable cultivation come In for a meed of a:tention. Many will Dig for Victory. Those who have already dug, will sow seeds to Grow More Food. To the latter the notes may be useful. Broad Beans. ...
... DIGGING FOR VICTORY New Milton's Produce Scheme . Much business at the New 3,lilton W.I. meeting included matters in with the preservation. by canning. Join -malting. and bottling, of surplus fruit and vegetables. This has been started in earnest in the ...
... Even the younger members of this family take their share in digging for victory. - They are being encouraged in their efforts by Sir Reginald Dorman Smith. Minister of Agriculture, who visited Southampton's allotments at the week-end. Advertiser photo ...
... County Poultry Instructor, The Castle, Winchester. This is a most important matter, as there is much truth in the slogan, Dig for Victory.—From the Netley Parish Magazine. ...
... very keen, too, on draughts and even chess. while they have got up a jazz band. They are anxious to do their bit In digging for victory, and already a start has been made on the spacious grounds. ...
... being I carried on as before. School games had been more fully organised, and some 120 boys were doing their share of digging for victory. ...
... but everyone in the house was unscathed. The cabbage patch and the potato plot, however, were ruined. We have been 'digging for victory' to;' a year. the warden said, and all the benefit was lost in a second But the main thing is we are all safe. The ...