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10th August 1951, Page 29
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

Hears—

Of aluminium soldering and welding by ultrasonic means.

That one way to reduce barrel stealing is to use Steel Barrel tanks.

That traffic managers tap the barometer even more anxiously these days.

Of many who wish that our old elastic transport system would snap back.

Of someone suggesting that a Highland Transport service between Glasgow and Corby should go as the crow flies.

That only Scottish readers will see the point of the above.

That children are making more use of playgrounds provided for them, and that one sees fewer chalk marks for games on the roads.

That a generous area of smooth concrete beside the swings and see-saws has worked this miracle.

That one of the early non-skid tyres depended on deep pits in. the fread which held the road—but hurled it in lumps at following traffic. That there should be no opposition to a Churchill body.

That you can't eat even other people's cake and have it.

That many operators consider the Scarab mechanical horse to be a jewel.

Of much road-marking in Manchester in an effort to make city traffic safer for all.

That the shilly-shally school of diplomacy will never succeed in establishing good international relationships.

The query: "Why do so many people write the plural of the Latin abbreviation for pounds (weight) as "lbs." instead of "lb."

That the wastage on the unnecessary "s" must amount to a considerable sum when signwriting is taken into consideration.

That some think there is too much money chasing too few motor vehicles, others see too many vehicles chasing a decreasing number of pedestrians—just a matter of point of view.