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That the integrity of British manufacturers counts much in the export markets. _ That Lt.-Col. M. W. Batchelor, J.P., presidentelect U.K, Commercial Travellers' Association, offers £50 for the best true tale of the road.
That this invitation applies to over 35,000 commercial travellers and the donor will tell the winning story at the Association's Brighton conference.
That, Australia's roads being what they are, the fact that 75 per cent. of her goods go by road is an excellent advertisement for the vehicles that do the job.
That French operators also feel the " pinch " of motor taxation.
That the gold-bearing sand of unlimited-licence time is running out rapidly. _
That the state of some British roads suggests that local authorities have mistaken the spelling of the phrase 'the beauty of holiness."
That in the second half of 1953, the U.S.S.R. supplied 42 per cent. of western Europe's imports from eastern Europe, and took 40 per cent, of western Europe's exports to eastern Europe.
That every man's meat might well be any man's transport. _
That new tail lamps for old is the modern Aladdin's cry.
That only genuine Girling replacements should be used.
That chasing spares must never be as difficult as chasing hares.
That the production of bogies has nothing to do with ghosts.
That the latest theory for engine cylinders is to keep the heads cool and the rest hot.