More Copies of " C.M." in July
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THEpaper ration allotted to periodicals is to be substantially increased. in July, and starting with the -issue of "The Commercial Motor" dated July 8 it is hoped that, for the first time since before the war, supplies may prove sufficient to meet all requirements. Readers who arc already receiving their copies regularly are asked to pass on this news to their less-fortunate friends who have hitherto been unable to obtain a regular copy of "TheCommercial Motor."
As outstanding demands may possibly exceed even the 'extra supplies made available by the increased paper ration, orders for weekly delivery from a newsagent or for postal subscriptions should be placed without delay to become operative with the issue of July 8 Subscriptions from overseas readers can, of course, be accepted immediately, a special allocation of paper having been granted for this purpose.
N.C.R.T.C.H. INVITES PERSONAL MEMBERS
APERSONAL membership section, which will be open to all who were owners, partners, directors or full-time employees of member companies acquired by the British Transport Commission, is to be set up by the National Conference of Road Transport Clearing Homes.
The Conference hopes that in this way it will avoid losing the support of many whose help and experience have assisted it in the past, and that some of those whose interests have for so long been in road transport will be able to keep in touch with all developments.
MANCHESTER FARES HIGHER?
AANCHESTER'S latest application J.V1. to increase fares on the municipal buses has now been published by the North Western Licensing, Authority. The new proposals replace those made in 1947, when, at a public inquiry, a searching examination was made of 'he affairs of the transport department.