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That the letters B.R.S. will one day mean Bought, reorganized, sold."
That the letters R.P.E., on the other hand, just meant " Really Private Enterprise" all along.
That maybe B.T.C. means "Back to-morrowClem." That trams in Birmingham and London went out with a clang and flourish.
That Sir Graham Cunningham recently told the inmates of Wormwood Scrubs about the effect of rising wages on the general economy.
That his talk brought nostalgic memories.
Of four passengers under the stairs.
From a reader that you need to be a total abstainer to know that the "C.M." is the best "one for the road."
That the cyclist who likes to "chance his arm '' without lights is chancing life and limb for himself and others.
That the London Transport double-deckers now touring Canada still have" good British air " in their tyres after 8,000 miles.
That the new regulations will please those who have thought all along that Belisha-beacon globes should be illuminated.