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Of an R.H.A. bombshell in C.M.U.A. circles.
That as we now have heavy water may we hope for light steel?
Of a reader who thought that co-operation meant operating,. a company.
Complaints that the police are neglecting criminaltaking for criminal-making.
That any government that kills the sugar-beet industry could never be true to industry.
That the absence of traffic in Central London on Monday night seemed to make distances much shorter.
That, following this principle, it may, soon be much quicker to walk to business.
That many came to London by coach for King George IIPs jubilee, but they didn't get there so quickly as their descendants. That this is Gliksten's silver-jubilee year.
That the railways would like a whole book cot Stamps.
Of drivers mistaking "reminder signs" for the ends of limited areas.
That they might be made different in design from the initial warning.
That London bus drivers viewed the Jubilee celebrations with mixed feelings.
Of increasing enthusiasm on the part of drivers in supporting demands for fair play.
That commercial-vehicle drivers exercised great patience and skill in negotiating the crowded thoroughfares. 0 Invective hurled at the driver who will not wait to overtake, but forms three traffic lines, in the the same direction, by overtaking the overtaken