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... months out of twelve. 1 appeal to you all—dig, cultivate. plant, and sow, said the Minister. Let 'Dig for Victory' be the mott, of everyone with a garden and of every able-bodied man and woman capable of digging an allotment in their spare time. motto ...
... HOME FRONT CAMPAIGN MYSTERY. WHAT OF THOSE ALLOTMENTS? MORE RECRUITS NEEDED. DIG FOR VICTORY • BEFORE WINTER. By a Staff Reporter. LONDON, Friday. WHAT happened to the campaign to add the produce of extra allotments to the nation's food supplies? Over ...
... or tennis player, lower half workman) shovelling a meagre spadeful of soil and carry the slogans - Grow More Food. Dig for Victory. 500,000 Wanted. Agriculture:. Much valuable has been wasted, they say. To this the Ministry replies that it is not possible ...
... BECAUSE they cannot be given security of tenure, many former allotment-holders are refusing to take new plots under the dig for victory campaign. Reports front vatious parts of the country reaching the National Allotments Society indicate that appeals ...
... NTED - 50,000 NEW PLOTS. DRIVE STARTS ON SATURDAY. YORKSHIRE plans to contribute 50,000 new allotments to the national Dig for Victory campaign which has been launched by Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith, the Minister of Agriculture. A public county meeting ...
... 1 , EXHAUSTED, DIED OF ALLOTMENTS. ! FROM EXPOSURE. THE urgency of a ready and widespread response to the national Dig for Victory campaign was stressed by Mr. John Morgan, M.P., at Wakefield on Saturday, when he said that the cultivation of allotments ...
... 11., TO , DIG FOR VICTORY. HOW ALLOTMENTS CAN . HELP. ...
... outskirts of large towns may be provided in some parts of the country a 3 an inducement to city dwellers to take part in the Dig for Victory campaign. This provision is being seriously considered a number of London borough councils who have plenty of would-be ...
... Com- A veidil of Death b misathen- inittee yesterday went • step further In lute was returned at an inquest their dig for Victory scheme when at Dewsbury yesterday on Frank Itaistrick t t h o e w ? n . fo r n e tt rshdoll:tri r i b u th ti e on ce ...
... are talking of the opposite policies which they allege are being followed by the Ministries of Food and Agriculture. Dig for Victory is a slogan which. it is alleged. is unappreciated by Mr. Mo rr iso n's present Department, although his successor at ...
... &grim!. • P. said Mr. Lloyd George. ..Paningly. His attitude to it had been of stony, sterile indifference. ' You can't dig for victory with a t r of Treasury 'Mignon. be , liniented scathingly. NO TIME TO LOSE. Holding up a copy of the Bill Mr. A George ...
... SPADE-SHY? The Country Is Not Digging For Victory. SPADE -SHY? This is the' question which inevitably, springs into one's mind in reviewing the progress so far' made in enlisting new recruits for allotments in Yorkshire. For the response, taken as a whole ...