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23rd January 1942
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Conserving Materials in Short Supply

N OT for the first time in our history we are called upon, first, to exercise the greatest care in the use of new raw...

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Passing Comments

Using Reinforced ConTHE storage of heavy cre te Tan ks for 'mineral oils in reinforced Volatile Fuels . ,concrete tanks...

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One Hears

Look after your " springs" in every season. That every road-transport organization should have a Pedigree (pencil). That good...

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Call for Bold Action to Solve Transport Robberies

A DEMAND for more vigorous measures to combat the stealing of goods in transit was voiced to a representative of this journal...

EXPRESS CARRIERS COUNCIL ACTIVITIES

A T a recent meeting of the Executive Council of the National Conference of Express Cayriers, it was decided that the advice of...

REGISTRATION FORMS FOR GOVERNMENT HAULAGE SCHEME CORMS of application by

carriers for 1 registration with the Hauliers' National Traffic Pool and for appointment as sub-agents, are now available from...

DEATH OF A DENNIS DIRECTOR WITH the greatest regret we

learned Vlf of the death, which took place on January 18, of Mr. Walter Edward Hobbs, 0.B.E., of Norbury Hall. Norbury, at the...

GESTURE TO CHAIRMAN OF CLEARING HOUSES CONFERENCE

F OUNDER-MEMBERS and members of the National Council of the National Conference of Road Transport Clearing Houses recently made...

MANY EXECUTIVES JOIN INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORT

T HE following well-known men in the industry have been elected corporate members of the Institute of Transport:—Messrs. W. E....

TILLING AND B.A.T. RECORD NET PROFIT 111\1 1941, a record

net profit was made 1 by Tilling and British Automobile Traction. Ltd., the figure of £581,974 comparing with £567,836 a year...

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WILL REDUNDANT RETAILERS' VANS BE LAID UP?

THE suggestion is made by Mr. W. S. Fi nlayso n . A.M nst. T. , of Liverpool, who has had considerable experience in the...

Retail-delivery Rationalization is Urgent

N EED for quick action in drawing up plans for pooled retail deliveries was urged by Sir William Chamberlain at a retailers'...

Important Meeting of Haulage Area Chairmen

A T the Ministry of War Transport recently, the newly appointed area chairmen of the Hauliers' National Traffic Pool assembled...

Yorkshire Leads in "Defence Lines" Enrolment

A WARNING to hauliers not to delay in applying for membership of the Hauliers' National Traffic Pool. which is being formed as...

U.S. RAILWAYS ARE BIG MOTOR USERS

T RANSPORT of goods by road in vehicles owned by the American railways has increased greatly. At the end of 1940 U.S. railways...

S. SMITH AND SONS LOSES OLDEST EMPLOYEE I T was with

regret that S. Smith and Sons (M.A.), Ltd., advised us of the death of Mr. F. A. Cotterell, for 20 years purchase manager of...

PERSONAL PAR

MR. G. A. CHERRY, engineer and manager of Rochdale municipal-transport undertaking, has been appointed transport manager of the...

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THAT PURCHASE TAX ON TYRES

R EFERRING to our note regarding the removal of the Purchase Tax on tyres, which we included in our issue for last week, we did...

TO ALLOCATE POOL TRAFFIC

-F OLLOWING the appointment of Mr. Harry Wood, of Huddersfield, as chairman of the - Leeds Area Committee for operation of the...

DO NOT DE PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH RAORE urgent

appeals are now being 11'lmade for the recovery of scrap steel and iron, but there is always the danger, in following a new...

Deliveries Pooling May Ease Driver Shortage

A SCHEME for the pooling of whole salers' deliveries to secure transport economies will, in due course, follow the plan for...

Are "Hard Core" Operators Responding Slowly?

T HE Road Haulage Branch of the Ministry of War Transport has obtained offices in New Cotton Exchange Building, Bixteth Street,...

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Road Motors' Importance to The Argentine Oil Industry

I N these days when petroleum products play a large part in world affairs a great deal is heard about the vast natural supplies...

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Novel Layout in

New Leyland Fire-engine Q EC 0 14) saved in getting started on ti:1.e job, in fire-fighting, count the most in getting the...

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Stop This Looting of Vehicles and Loads

By " Tantalus " W AR invariably provides opportunities of exploitation by unscrupulous sections of the community —particularly...

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POST-WAR PLANNING MI

" INCLUDE mai - OgwAy O NE of the best-known authorities on roads is Lt.-Col. Mervyn O'Gorman, CB., M.I.Mech.E., M.I.A.E., who...

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Retreading Represents 85 per cent.Tyre Saving

I N these days, when the need for con serving rubber supplies is selfapparent, most transport operators have given some...

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THE BOGY OF HIRE-PU1 :HASE PAYMENTS

A s I thought it would be, so it is. Several readers have written, and some have told me, that in my previous contribution I...

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OPINIONS and QUERIES

HELP TO FORM A DRIVERS' ASSOCIATION time ago I wrote to you abriut the formation of an association for drivers. Since then I...

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New Range of Specialloid Pistons

A NUMBER of good features characterizes the latest " Easy-Start" slotted-skirt pistons, made by Specialloid, Ltd., North...

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Flame Heater to Facilitate Oil-engine Starting

DATENT No. 541,400 comes from a leading transport-oil-engine manufacturer, afid bears the names of F. Perkins, Ltd., and C. W....