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Hears—
That deadlock is a bad key word.
That "in the pink" may now mean "in the soup."
Complaints of too many waiting lists for too many Of those who think that the B.T.C. is crouching for a spring before spring.
That the Government has made £20,000.000 by selling ex-Service motor vehicles.
That the monopoly-fearing Socialists are in the process of producing the greatest. monopolies ever known.
That the door-to-doorness " of a coach outing is never more appreciated than by the organizers of school treats.
That there's always somebody digging up the roads, and it seems to be nobody's business to fill up the resultant pot-holes.
That for heavy-vehicle springs with leaves in.
oi thicker, nickel-chrome-molybdenum steels are recommended for resistance o breakage and fatigue. That quite good drivers are often a danger afoot That some dogs seem to have inherited road That last year's road-toll of 100,000 scarcely bears this out.
That a few users of "white" petrol may still have red faces.
That a " hopper" is not necessarily connected with the production of beer.
That an agricultural crawler is useful but a road crawler merely a nuisance.
That if all British vehicles could be built on " duck' lines our exports would go swimmingly—or would they?
The query "Would not ' not in the public interest often be more truthfully rendered as 'not in the Government interest ' ? "
That petroleum-spirit containers for transport by road, if not of metal with leakproof openings, must not hold more than a pint, must be packed in sawdust. wood chippings or other suitable material and be in a strong outer closed container.