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That the fly-over is no longer to be the aeroplane's monopoly.
That thousands would like "eight lovelies in van," but the Daily Mirror really has them.
That some people who are endeavouring to feather their nests at the expense of the industry may also be tarred.
Of a woman driver stating that you can't "vamp" a young policeman, but those old 'uns are more susceptible.
That the taxicabs in the chief Thanet seaside resort have a rival in "Anywhere in Margate for two persons" saloon cars.
Of more cases ol "dropping t h e pilot."
Of economy campaigns in certain directions.
That even "One Hears" get staggered sometimes.
Of an improved Mutiwheeler weighttransference device.
That a good driver, like a good citizen, takes a pride in obeying the law. Of prominent people who like B.R.F.'s latest road model a Of one who merely said "Gosh, where's my putter 1"
It said that The Canitnercial Motor does not give "news," but tells what's happened.
That Philips new coach radio also gives undistorted rendering.
• Of a wealthy American visitor to this country who hired a whole motor coach to convey himself, his wife and family and their luggage from London to the docks at Southampton.
T ha t Nuffield Saurer chance of more millions.
That Scotland may be simply oozing with oil.
"What would the law do without road transport ! "
That the railways regard all coaching. as poaching.
That better roads mean shorter running times and cheaper transport.