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... - . _ . going to become Po a try all-irpportant job of growing copy of Dig for Victory Leaflet ' so much better - i , --- and rabbits FOOD for their families. No. 20—How to dig. can be kept Read it carefully, study the. plc- t g h e a t t a ß li ri ...
... at home is a step along the road to recovery, and with a return to the fervour with which the people greeted Dig for Victory we can indeed dig ourselves out of the present crisis. The booklet, which is priced at 3d.. Is edited Mr. F. H. 1 'Muller. N.D ...
... potatoes had come a lot earlier than they should have done as there might be fear of « shortage. In the war were told to ‘Dig for Victory.’ Now must grow more load for our homes/’ he said. Four members of the City Council, Aid. E. Purser, Councillors H. O ...
... (Mrs. Mobbs), Miss C. Harvey (Cinderella), Miss Rita Harrington (Pol Flinders), Mr V'. Smith (Tramp). Miss R. Kuttcn (Dig for Victory). Prizes were also given for spot waltzes. Mr. F. Westrop was M.C. Mr. Cyril Smith's band provided the music, Mr. Boreham ...
... entries, by enterprising children, called Plumduff, Wedding Cake, Cock-a-doodle-doo, No Strikers Here, Post Office and Dig for Victory. In view of the keen competition, judging was no easy matter, but Mr. and Mrs. W. Pullen and Mr. and Mrs- L. Collier performed ...
... VITAL FOOD Why Goods Must Exported Suggestion that in irder to step up food production in this country the war-time Dig For Victory campaign might be reintrnduced in the near future was made bv Mr. W. G Gilbert, of the Central Office of Information, ...
... to get off try allotment, which has been worked since 1941 in successive causes. such as Dig for Victory arid Dig for Plenty. And this year I would willingly Dig for Desperation. but the allotmentar.:i several others with it—is wanted for school purposes ...
... y terrific, but nevertheless he could claim a very close association with the Society’s exhibition. Following the '• Dig for Victory regime, the Society, heroic efforts in propagating plants, one year produced blooms of suffleient quality to provide a ...
... although after the brat 120 years tion to the Dig for Victory of existence the deposits reached paign and now fie thanked them for a total of only two million pounds the work they had put in for the Dig they had in the last ten years Plenty campaign ...
... Allotments Committee, at Wands. vorth Council meeting on Tuesday. Hundreds of thousands of bewmners made good during the * Dig or Victory' campaign,” he said. 'The same effort, and more, is now ‘equired for the ‘ War l?linll Want.' “Our farmers and farm workers ...
... from people wno were doing eo much to relieve the food situation Do thej still think that sport is preferable to food? DIG FOR VICTORY. PAY AS YOU QUEUE 1 don't see why bus queues should be held up while conductors collect fares along the whole line. Not ...
... an exception'ally great interest in horticultural 'matters in the Borough and contributed much to the success of the IDig for Victory campaigns. during the war. in Nuneaton and also :the various annual shows. During ;the war he launched an a ppe:4l for ...