One Hears
Page 33
If you've noticed an error in this article please click here to report it so we can fix it.
That our seeds of co-operation are falling on fertile ground.
That there will soon be further moves in this direction.
From the I. of T. Conference at Leeds that two of the visitors earned the titles " Mazawattee " and "Typhoid Tips" because of their tea-drinking habit.
That a big turnover is not always desirable.
That visitors to the Fiat works pass through them in coaches.
That some would have liked transport around Temple Newsam.
That Bradford Corporation will us e safety glass for all lower deck outside windows on its new buses.
That the A.E.C. sectioned oil engine has gone west —but not in the colloquial sense.
That nearly all the visitors to the Aire and Calder Navigation trip carried a copy of this journal.
That since February 5 over 50,000 passengers have been carried in the A.E.C.-Hardy railcar which
was exhibited at Olympia. 0
That some McLaren engines are bottle-fed for starting.
That 44 -seater single-deck bodies are now in production.
That railway orders are not always indicative of big profits.
Of Commer-Perkins oil engined vehicles doing exCellent work in Ceylon.
That Conference ladies appear to have a partiality for trouser factories.