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Eight Objectors—But No Applicant A NOTBER . attaa On applicants who
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fail to.,put in an appearance at the, traffic courts Was Made_ on Tuesday, this . time by:Mr.-T. B. Atkinson, who represented theBritish: Transport Commission in a ease at Sheffield. Mr. M. 0. Nutton, Stairfoot, near 'Barnsley,had applied for a new four:-vehicle B licence to carry general goods within 35 miles, but he did
• not -attend.
Mr. Atkinson pointed out to Mr. J. H. A. Randolph,--Yorkshire Deputy Licensing Authority, -that Mr. Nutton Made a similar application ..last November when four objectors attended. The application was -thcn adjourned for witnesses to be produced. –Now,seven road objectors were represented,. together with the
• 43.T,C., and Mr. Nutton had failed to . appear at all.
Refusing the application, Mr: Randolph said he was sorry he could not penalize Mr. Nutton for his discourtesy.
PETROL TANKER DRIVERS STAGE MORE STRIKES
A NOTHER lightning strike by petrol 171. tanker drivers in the London area was staged last Friday at three distribution centres in Fulham and Wandsworth. Altogether about 230 men stopped work •
over their recent pay claim—some were 'disgruntled that there had still been no settlement, and others were protesting' about the employers' offer of bs. 6c1. instead of 10s. a week..
Depots affected were those run by Shell-Mex and B.P., Ltd., at Wandsworth, the Esso Petroleum Co., Ltd., at Fulham, and the Regent Oil Co., Ltd., at Wandsworth.
Drivers and mates based at the Canvey Island depot of the Regent Oil Co., Ltd., staged a strike on Monday because they objected to working with five nonmembers of the Transport and General Workers' Union.