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12th August 1949, Page 34
12th August 1949
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VERY year the Gleniffer Laundry, Catford, London, S.E.6, holds a concours d'elegance of its vehicles, The company has 28 vans, of which 23 are eligible to compete. These comprise 15 Morris-Commercials supp li ed by A32

Stewart" and Ardern. Ltd„ six Austins and turn Morrison Electricars.

The Winning entry . is selected by awarding a maximum of 100 marks for each of eight inspections throughout the year and 200 marks on the day of the shoW. The first prize is a silver cup, with a cash award. Fifteen other cash prizes are also given.

At the recent inspection of vehicles, judging was undertaken by Mr. Allen, a director of the Company, Mr.Batey, the transport' manager, and Mr. Daniell, assiitant service manager of Stewart and Ardern, Ltd.

.POLICE NOT OVERZEALOUS ACCORDING, to the annual report r't of Sir Harold Scott, Commissioner of Metropolitan Police, the police are not wasting time in enforcing traffic laws, He says that there can hardly be less control without allowing road conditions to become chaotic and accident figures to rise.

No-waiting" restrictions have speeded up traffic in main arteries by 10 per cent, and plans are being prepared for short-period waiting on alternate sides of the road in streets carrying heavy traffic, but not of primary importance.

The report rejects the suggestion that traffic wardens might be appointed to relieve the police of some of their traffic-control duties.