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... DIG FOR VICTORY 2X0.000 Tons of Vegetables No Longer imported '• We are Ic state ol siege and the important part that allotments and other vegetable gardens hare play cannot be over-stressed. ' In making this statement. the Minister of Agriculture. Mr ...
... Started with 'Dig for Victory' now. . . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8,1982 ...
... VEGETABLES VEGETABLES Great shortage Many cases of poison- Slight shortage at beginning of war through people eating boiled •• Dig for Victory campaign and rhubarb leaves Potatoes very short In ploughed land subsidy Is already having first months of the war ad ...
... bow much passersby. as well ea the owners. benefit from the flowers. It would be a great blessing. During the war, dig for victory vegetables were pulled out of the ehurche garden and left lying on the pavement. Mr. Cyril Orin, churchwarden, said he ...
... Borough Council has received letter from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, drawing attention to the 1940-41 Dig for Victory campaign. This has for its objectives the provision and cultivation of at least half a million wartime allotments, and ...
... November and December, IMS. The Public Libraries Committee succeeded «In obtaining the following paintings: “The N.F.S. Dig for Victory St. James's Square.” bv ah«. Allison; ” Dismantling gency water Unit.” by Heorr Carr; Collecting firewood to bombed Pimlico ...
... dangerous for pedestrians to use it with traffic passing on each side. The main reason why people use it is that it is a DIG FOR VICTORY COMPETITION Details of A London Contest Mr. J. P. Mitchelhili, who provided great slimulas to the waste paper recovery ...
... gained experience of ble-growing. If I interpret correctly the present policy of the Minister of Agi (culture, the vital dig for victory” campaign is by no means an entirely masculine affair. In other words, women are urged to take as prominent a part in ...
... advice, to the mutual solving of the many problems which arise where inexperienced citizens have answered the call to dig for victory. How far can the practical policy of mutual assistance extended? In the course of travels through this country during ...
... Mr. Badger will divide his interests between social work and his place in the country where he has several acres to •* dig for victory.'’ OBITTARY Mrs. A. Spears Mis. Mice Spears. 52 Umont-road, helnea. died Friday week almost immediately after collapsing ...
... require several years of consistent digging, comporting. artificial fertilising, and logical cropping, before it attains the qualitv of the established rural allotment or cottage garden. Nevertheless, those who “dig for victory ’’ in towns should not impatient ...
... roof-. ard, in many cases, °Our pieces of masonry or furnishing, were brought to the surface by those whc attempted to • dig for victory. Hours cf very hard labour were put in before the plots were free horn lebril and suitable for planting. But these a ...