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... DIG FOR VICTORY The Minister of Agriculture certainly chose a happy title for his broadcast talk, Dig for Victory.” It is concise, and effectively expresses the country’s needs. It is reassuring to those who may not be aware of the fact already that in ...
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... Motorist Acquitted 6 A.R.P. Expenditure 6 j, Church School Ceremony . 8 Control Committee Meeting at 'okingh am 8 “ Dig for Victory Campaign 8 *l Defence in Reading 8 *h>ier Hall, Reading, Share-out Club .. 16 °odley Infant Welfare Centre Opened.. 16 ...
... R.N. (Literary Secretary). Collections throughout the day were devoted to the Missions to Seamen. Produce Guild. —A “Dig for Victory” meeting was held in the Village Hall last week, under the auspices of the Produce Guild. Mrs. Blanford presided, and ...
... children, for eight months of the year. In one of his broadcasts he said Dig for victory,’ should be the motto of everyone with a garden, and every ablebodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in spare time. When peace was declared in November, 1918 ...
... efforts then made to increase home supplies of vegetables, and the appeal recently made by the Minister of Agriculture to Dig for Victory will doubtless meet with the fullest measure of support from those who have, or can acquire, suitable ground. It is essential ...
... Eve and New Year’s Eve, especially as the black-out restrictions were in force, Mr. (Continued in the previous column; DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN Evacuated Boys In A New Role KEEN INTEREST IN THEIR GARDEN ...
... had difficulty in making the awards, which were as follows: —1, Joyce Dixon (Field Marshal Goering); 2, Jean Dixon (Dig for Victory); 3, Ann Silverton and Pat Pollard (Darby and Joan); 4, Marjorie Butcher (Black-out). A number of the scholars entertained ...