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That our change of address will form a most moving tale.
That it is untrue that Rickards' men found the burial place of many a budding author's hopes.
The remark that nowadays they seem to have everything on wheels—from clinics to "clinks."
That "Black Marias " are certainly the approach to "clink."
That the lorry-girl seems now to be almost an extinct species'.
That " Tiny " of Perkins is already making his weight felt amongst operators.
That some "One Hears" may be a mystery to certain of our readers, but that they usually strike the targets at which they are aimed.
That during the five months ended May, no fewer than 12,911 new motor tractors were sold in Germany as against only 5,982 machines in the similar period of 1938.
Of benzole's use being on the degrease, not on the decrease.
That the W.O. does not always know when to say " Whoal" Of more railway appeals to expedite "square deal" That The Commercial Motor's policy is dictated
from within. •,
That anyone claiming otherwise is "dropping a brick."
That most hauliers, are willing to pull as much weight as they are allowed to.
That a few are too willing to pull more.
With impatience, the bleatings of the " let-themdo-30-and-they'll-do-40 " school.
Of specialized trailers taking the place of specialized vehicles and bringing to the " small " man work hitherto beyond his power to undertake.
That at the end of last year there were 451,244 registered motor vans, and trucks in use throughout France, an increase of only 193 during the 12 months.
That five years ago a total of 458,942 was .recorded.
Of a lot of work on wages without wages.
Praise of our " anti-jitter "leader of last week.
—> — That a wisecrack is not always made by a wiseacre.
That the fair sex is no believer in ribbon development. A27