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Of complaints against radiator " falsies."
Many a "Hear! hear!" • from readers for Observer's letter That the Foden concern produced its _thousandth two-stroke oil engine last week.
That the old saying "Please all, please none" still applies in the case of the Transport Bill.
That nationalization is by no means as popular now as some of the Socialists would have us think.
. From a van driver that "Stop! Sit down! Relax! Think!" is not advice intended for those using a zebra crossing, although some pedestrians almost seem to think so. That all agree they would rather have fog now than at Christmastide.
The remark that A.W. evidently doesn't set much store by clean milk.
That milk in cartons appeared in some districts for a time but met with no enthusiastic reception from housewives.
That they complained it went sour soon after delivery.
That at holiday times traffic blocks are frequently caused by .traffie blockheads.
That this also happens when too much holiday spirit comes out of a bottle.
That inspection,whether in production or transport, is essential, but inspectors are not always popular.
That those brought up the "hard way" are better liked than others who have not been through the mill.
That a belated signal may give those overtaking time to swerve and avoid collision, but does not always enable them to stop.
That the flow of oil from the Kirkuk field of Iraq Petroleum is more than double that of last year and is now at the rate of 20m. tons per annum.
Re Aucourant (and -other users of norns-deplume) the remark—
He who writes and runs away Lives to write another day.