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Hears
Of signposts doing their job absolutely obsoletely.
Of a 73-year-old bus conductor still at work in the London area. 0 That many thousands of pre-war filling pumps will require replacement.
That we cannot afford to say, " Take care of the war and the peace will take care of itself."
That the sight of a fiirniture-removal van in a recent film reminded a customer that he had not settled his account with the concern owning it.
That this leads to a new idea in the way of debt reminders—perhaps the 'screening of a leg of pork might lead to earlier payment of butchers'bills.
Of a dangerous lorry fire being extinguished with BEER!
'That warm air often contains more water than cool evening air.
That exhaust gases contain about a pound of water vapour per pound of fuel consumed.
That it is illegal to purchase new or used tyres, on or off wheels, except through an authorized tyre dealer. 0 That London Transport has turned many tons of obsolete destination blinds into white, non-fluffy linen for cleaning delicate mechanism, also for use as radiator blinds, anti-blast fabric and driving-cabin mats.
That we must insure that the peace takes care of all. 0 Suggestions for more care in the issue of trade plates.
That flyless houses are almost as important as fly-bombless ones.
That wise firms like to keep in touch with their employees in the Services—and vice versa.
From U.S. experts that high-octane fuels may make engines too noisy to please private motorists.
That road-haulage is not run on railway lines, but its propaganda might be so with advantage. 0 The suggestion that small hauliers who are determined to cling together should wear as a symbol an ivy leaf in their buttonholes.