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Of brilliant-hued two-seater taxis.
That if it is yellow, it is hansom.
Of wheelbarrow removals on Lady Day.
That the latest Russian eruption is one by a real volcano.
Of a St. Helen's small wood which ellasely resembles a certain Heath.
That the originators of the O.M.U. A. proud of their healthy progeny. are to-day Of one road laid in trial sections and that are a trial from end to end. of many That it is almost impossible to land a cargo of petrol, so congested is the storage.
That we look to Sir Marcus Samuel to fulfil his promise to bring down the price of 'petrol.
That members from Scotland and Ireland,, as well as from England and Wales, were at the C.M.U.A. lunch.
That there are now 22 provincial members and 22 ,from the Metropolitan area on the National Council of the C.M.U.A.
That the heavy road vehicle interests are not joining the proposed traffic conference, although -willing to confer with other groups at any time.
That the cry is still "Up wages or down tools."
That it is high time the watercarts came back.
Of a continued large demand for two-inch solid cab tyres.
That the mailed fist is still felling trees at Amerongen.
That the deportation of 100 of our best Bolsheviks is a good move.
That the Disposal Board will not trouble to get the "duds " repaired.
That the busyB.E.A. intends to teach others to improve the shining hour.
If all merit lies in muscular labour, what share in the profits is the pit pony to have ?
That a big motor transport conference will probably be held in the summer of next year.
Of the need for more than one-interviewee at the Department of Ini.miL Restrictions.
That the present fuel shortage is only the foreshadowing of a future fuel-shbrt age.
That, whatever people say to the contrary, the Channel Tunnel will be a tremendous bore.
That the influenza epidemic has held up loth the final .report of the Gas Traction Cominittee and the interim report,of the Alcohol Motor Fuel Committee. B25