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That it was pedestrian-crossing weak.
That 42 per cent. of surtax comes from earned incomes.
That video (television) is rising and radio falling in the-States.
That the French Peugeot concern is not entering the commercial-vehicle field, as was rumoured in some quarters..
That meteorologists are claiming credit for London Transport's boast that it has never had so many satisfied customers.
That lost-property offices should be transferred to the House of Commons, which is already responsible for so many lost possessions.
That Government charity begins abroad.
"Keep your chains handy; you may need them yet."
Of some semi-forward passenger machines sound ing very well.
That we are forced to save to bolster up Governmental waste.
That some so-called plans seem, to onlookers, more like "plants."
That most of us are too old to be fobbed off with promises obviously •intended to do no more than "keep the children quiet."
That 29 per cent. of the Soviet Budget is for military purposes, against 6.7 per cent. in the case of the
U.S.A. , That it is a pity the high cost of collection means so much scrap metal left lying idle on private premises.
Of the feeling that any receptacles put up for public contributions would be like the bone tins at the end of the war—left uncleared.
That even the sturdiest patron gets a little weary of unappreciated effort.
Of those who'd like to see this notice put up in factories: "Wages up ---prices up = orders down --unemployment up = prosperity down."
That all allow
• It's not only the plough;
That there is need For us to speed.