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That giants can double profits.
Of bus services as home creators.
Of more time-saving garage equipment.
Of London as a city of experimental buses.
That Africa is the land of lions and lionesses.
That coach dividends largely depend on vacations.
That it is not necessarily a good test for a vehicle to run it over a slow pup.
That the Road Traffic Act will prove to be road transport's greatest rem:buster.
That Invader is a good name for a bus which is being put into service in new areas.
That the Coventry and Hans RenoId chain businesses have lately been amalgamated.
That as the Coventry Chain Co. has for some years had control of the Brampton business, the chain trade in this country is now under a single control.
That there are few things more irritating to a bus passenger than drips from the roof.
That although the petrol can did much to win the war it will soon almost be relegated to the museum.
That failure may be short-circuited by a " live wire."
Of those who forget that heat is the lowest form of energy.
That a police-van body built by Roberts seems very appropriate. Of the roadway as the superway.
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That no explanations can condone no profits.
That the tram museum is becoming congested.
That there are to be fewer dangerous timings.
That there is a deal of difference between twin tyred and tired twin.
Of enlightening facts revealed by fuel tests carried out by a municipal authority.
Of the arrival of another potential transport manager in the Yearnley family.
Of a suggestion that used bus tickets might be turned into confetti for use at busmen's weddings.
How the all-weather coach managed to conserve the holiday gaiety in spite of rain, hail and thunder.
That when a motor coach broke down recently near Reading the passengers pushed it half a mile to the nearest garage.
That a Dutch farmer who runs a number of Morris-Commercial lorries now has a " Morris " cow, he having painted the familiar name on the sides of the animals Of acrobatic Yulcans on Australian War Office service.
Of experiments with motorcycles for the delivery of telegrams.
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