By The Hawk
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,!ctric fire, and a set of snooker balls. There were also 1,414 irs of gloves, 514 purses and handbags, and 392 umbrellas. What. no false teeth?
trike Moral k RECENT drivers' strike proved to be the last straw for Intertown Suburban Lines—a bus company which served Detroit suburbs and carried •25-30,000 passengers daily. ofits had been falling over recent years, and the strike finally eided the company to close down. No prizes for guessing e moral to this little tale!
'roduction Must Rise
IPEAKIN.G. to the Press recently, Mr. L. G. T. Farmer, vice-chairman of the Rover Co., Ltd.. said that the advent the Common Market would mean a considerable revision ideas, and this was meant generally—not just from the wer viewpoint. Mr. Farmer felt that the need to increase ports was greater today than it had been at any time since war, and that if Britain didn't increase its overseas business r standard of living would decline.
Rover were pulling their weight, however, he said. The mand for Land-Rovers continued to rise-73 per cent. of sales being overseas--and plans were in hand to increase oduction still further. Rover's new factory in South ales will not I understand, be devoted to the production of ,nd-Rovers, as was originally thought. Various subiemblies will be made there, as will the majority of spare rts.