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Boom In Haulage
E VEN the most determined opposition of the British Transport Commission cannot prevent hauliers from satisfying the everincreasing demands of trade and. , industry. Some of the......
Andre\ )onald Wenze
A QUIET American came from India to Britain by way of the British Empire, arriving at the imposing Firestone factory At the Great West Road, Brentford, Middx, in the torrid......
At The Palace
UTR. F. J. SPEIGHT, director and general manager of Geo. Ewer and Co., Ltd., achieved a new highlight in a colourful career when he and his wife attended the Royal garden party......
Life-savers
A COACH passenger and a lorry driver probably owe their lives to the presence of mind of R.A.C. patrols. In the first case, the patrol was called by a coach driver on a Scottish......
Bilingual Interlude
AANCHESTER seems far away, and London still farther, LIU when a traffic court witness hesitantly says: "It is so difficult to explain in the English." This sometimes happens......
Staying Power
THERE must be something about Nottingham Transport I Department that encourages a lifetime's loyalty. Mr. H. G. Morley. who has been deputy general manager for 21 years, is the......