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More than one sees of petrol.
That Parsons'are always helpful in slippery places.
That Manchester has " got away" this week on coalgas.
That Wood-Milne, Ltd., are out for big things in containers.
That George Heath of Birmingham is out to find petroleum.
That those who live in glass houses should see that it's " Triplex."
That the Ford "Boss" agents were strongly in force at Nottingham.
That" Ours is a happy band of brothers" is the glee they sing in unison.
That British commercial motor manufacturers realize that unity is strength.
Of "Break Clauses" that would certainly break any firm that put its name to them.
That Australia will be the first part of thip.Empire to tackle the alcohol fuel problem in a really practical way.
That it is time for the services of the military lorries built by our commercial motor industry to be recognized in one of the honours lists. That Percival L. D. Perry's C.B.E. also stands for "called back to Erin."
That is why he was absent from. Nottingham M.T.A. meeting.
That some London offices are being sandbagged as a protection against air raids.
That dug-outs are also being constructed for office staffs'.
That we have not advanced so far yet in Rosebery Avenue.
That the Trafford Engineering Co. held a shareholders' meeting at Nottingham.
That coal dust as fuel is being experimented with by some well known Welsh people.
That Dr. Low's celebrated coal burning engine may not be so " Jules-Verney " after all.
That the Ministry of Reconstruction is to act as a big Government waste-paper basket.
That the Federation of British Industries is taking up the subject of technical educatic c.
That the price of petrol seems tc be going. so high that we shall soon be glad to hear that it is unobtainable.
That the Ford's new name is the "Christian Science" car. It needs faith all the time with a Ford to know you have a car.