One Hears
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That a lie's a lie for a' that, Of A.S.C. and R.F.C. extravagance at the Front.
Of a transport column of 25 men for one gun—some gun.
From the fog: "Ain't you got no bloomin' near side, Bill 2 That half Beds, will be at next, Thursday's C.C.F. concert. at Luton.
Of motor-borne "Pictures" at the Front, on a 5 ft. by 31 ft. screen.
A lot of unnecessary shouting from the tube railways' very small boys.
That the best pals London has at the moment are the moon and the fogs.
That -Waring's new transport service is no loner harrison its proprietors.
That shrapnel-peppered steel road wheels often continue to do good service.
That Russian tallow and whitewash, mixed hot, make an indelible stain for kerbs.
That the No Treating Order is likely to be enforced in Birmingham within the next week.
That many a cab and van is now so badly on its last 1-egs as really to be behind them.
That some B-types are back in London service as time-expired veterans from the Front.
That the reply of the D.T.S. about motor wagons always is "Yes, we've enough to Senna."
That pages 184-186 deal with the "big and little Willys," and that they'll mackle lot of difference.
That gross weights above three tons will be prohibited across Penwortham Old Bridge, Preston, from the first of next month.
That Germany's systematic curtailment of true .tatistics concerning her correct. male population during past years may now have a converse of expansion in the published casualties, the common object being to mislead. Control—controllor—controilost.
That in road haulage unjustifiable means can only hasten the end.
That some 50 women conductors have begun duty on Tilling motorbuses in London. • That Liverpool master carters have between them some '.i3U0 steam wagons on order.