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13th July 1956, Page 35
13th July 1956
Page 35
Page 35, 13th July 1956 — One Hears
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

That the air pollution most often encountered in traffic jams is more conducive to high blood pressure than lung trouble.

That despite all preaching of "safety first," the slogan of many road-users, both afoot and awhecl, seems to be "safety last." • That increasing numbers of people over school age are seeking for sound technical instruction on various methods of transport, and particularly that by road vehicles.

That various organizations and institutions are endeavouring to meet the need, in the face of many difficulties, including a lack of fully conversant teachers.

Of someone wondering if Darlington's septuagenarians will have to produce their birth certificates to obtain half-fare passes.

An artist expressing admiration for the "beautiful pattern" of the sacks of grain on the Brooks Bedford articulated 10-tonner (C.M., June 29).

That it certainly was a good example of loading efficiency.

That the LR.T.E. is becoming renowned for the quality and remarkable interest of the visits paid by parties of its members to .manufacturing and technical establishments.

Of far,myards becoming petrol filling stations That complaints of competition are often a confession of incompetence.

That the Simon hydraulic platform is now available for hire in all parts of the country.

That fleets of these machines are now held for this purpose in London, Birmingham and Manchester.

That this news could give a lift even to oneman concerns.

That industry calls a tune that must be played in the key of C; scored for co-operation, co-ordination and compromise, otherwise it might be chaos.