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That without the tractor farmers could not "speed the plough" sufficiently to catch up on this spring's work.
That it is useless to wring our hands, we must wring every possible ounce from the soil.
Cyclists and pedestrians ▪ both remarking the fact
that the bigger the vehicle the greater the driver's consideration for other road users.
. That possibly it is because▪ he realises his is a heavy
responsibility. " What shall it profit a government if it nationalizes everything and loses it own hold?"
That coal quantity, looking impressive on paper, has been produced only at the expense of quality. • Of complaints that some food wholesalers' delivery vans are not being kept clean internally.
That many repairing establishments are clumbered up with scrap material occupying valuable space.
Of those who think that Mr. Attlee's Government builds on sand, whereas Mr. Churchill's built on thc Nation's grit.
The pertinent question: -" Why do workers strike to make others join their union and then strike against the union itself?"
That the American 'Ford concern ha& introduced as an accessory a vacuum balancing tank, for suctionoperated windscreen wipers.
Of an interior finish for vehicles in which photographs of wood, leather, cloth, etc., are sandwiched into transparent plastic sheets.
That in a Lewis Carroll fantasy the people shouted for "Less bread, more taxes!" and that has been this Government's fantastic gift to our generation.
A eeminder that, although the most complicated knots can eventually be untied, it is always a trouble7, some process and often leaves the rope badly frayed'.