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That the throwing away of a bookrnatch-cover in New York recently resulted in a fine.
That most of our litterbugs appear to get away with depositing much more than this even in beauty spots.
"London buses unnecessary? Central food markets not required?" What will strikers strike out next?
That the bus strike has made thousands of people really aware of how good walking is for their health.
That this may mean a serious reduction in the demand for bus travel, and, eventually, a proportionate lowering in the numbers of drivers and conductors who previously had secure and interesting jobs.
That, hitherto, many men and women• workers have preferred to " man" buses instead of being in factories with the risk of being" laid off," or put on short time, if any particular production is reduced. That although tigers will not breed in captivity, Leylands can always produce Cubs.
That if all towns were designed with radial roads they would appear from the air as a daisy-chain.
That if ever the nationalization of industry spreads widely there will be little future for the trade unions as they are at present constituted, for they would be on a par with those in Russia and her satellites.