... helped to fashion this con- version of Britain's industrial life. L ET Dig for Victory be the motto of every- Dead one with a garden and of every able-bodied DOWN ON THE capable of digging an allot, M en Tell ment ant heir spare ••••• Making this appeal in ...

... FAMILIES DIG FOR VICTORY HUNDREDS of Ilford, Essex, families have been quick to put the slogan Dig for victory into practice. They are working on war-time allotments recently allocated by the local council. Local school playing fields and parts of ...

... the Soviet in a speech. it not be more in keeping to hand his passports and tell him to go to Hell? ers are urged to dig for victory, at the ime burying the pigs they cannot get r. )rs tempt death every time they have to cases at night, through the absurd ...

... Get Kellogg's the doctor. it takes a food to bring natural, normal regularity. All-Bran from your grocer.7d. 4. DIGGING FOR VICTORY. So • months ago I felt headachy and tired. I had been constipated, 2. THIS DIAGRAM shows how the food 3. ALL- BRAN ...

... the first time (writes the Daily Mirror political correspondent) the man who cultivates his potato or cabbage patch and digs for victory will be brought into the Government's plans. Under the Bill gardeners will be able to obtain lime at half-price and basic ...

... for Allotment Now she is going to give a lead to Woolwich in the Dig for Victory campaign. She has applied to the authorities for an allotment —and, what is more, she's going to dig it herself. People might think it undignified for me to look after ...

... mushrooms. Incidentally, these provide quite a good air raid shelter. ANSWER : Mr. Watson complained that it wasn't easy to Dig For Victory with an air raid shelter taking up most of one's garden. And now, blow us, it looks as though we shall have to get busy ...

... diet of mouse and milk. PIP, SQUEAK I DIG FOR Pip read in the paper that we must dig for victory —but he found it rather hard to explain to Squeak. However, he set to work diligently in the AND WILFRED VICTORY middle of the lawn (what will Aunt Emma ...

... today, mentioning Day, Evening or Postal course. Pitman's College, 294, Southampton-row, W.C. BURIED Still digging for victory, Pip refused to worry over what Aunt Emma would think about her lawn being excavated for cabbage planting ! But TREASURE ...

... rates. For instance, I pay lls. 6d. a year rent and 2s. ld. rates. What about a Cheaper Allotment campaign before we Dig for Victory ? ANSWER: Twenty poles equal oneeighth of an acre. One-eighth of an acre isn't (legally) agricultural land. Therefore ...

... Digging for Victory? RETALIATION' OLD SOLDIER, of Grasmereavenue, Wembley, Middlesex, writes: I read that the Prime Minister has again stated that whatever lengths Germany goes to, the British Government would never resort to the deliberate bombing of ...

... 10,000 DIG FOR VICTORY Nearly 70 000 railwaymen are preparing 3,500 acres for growing foodstuffs for the coming season. Approximately 27.440.00010 of potatoes were raised on lineside allotments last season—sufficient for a quarter of the railway staff ...