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26th July 1957, Page 35
26th July 1957
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

Keywords : Festivals, Parade, Walking

That the use of radar to trap drivers is an ultra radical scheme.

"Will there be veteran and vintage commercial vehicle runs to Brighton?"

That if so, the owners might possibly be accused of an undue proportion of unladen mileage.

That many narrow country roads have been cluttered up recently by vans, ladders and -personnel repairing storm damage.

That the police at the Beaulieu rally of old commercial vehicles were most unhelpful, refusing to permit the use of direction signs on the surrounding roads and, irritatingly, holding up the parade fo check individual licences.

That this drew a forcible remonstrance from Mr. R. Gresham Cooke, M.A., C.B.E. , M.P., during his remarks at the prizegiving which followed. That the most voluble employee is not necessarily the most valuable.

Of increasing interest in oil additives—judging from recent activity on the stock market.

A query as to where "The Hawk" is hovering when not appearing between the covers of this journal.

That many have become, acutely aware of his wide wing-spread.

That if vehicles could be constructed to have an equal life for all their parts, it would be bad luck for the buyers of those which were at their last gasp.

That "Travel Enquiries" of London Transport does much to help visitors to enjoy their stay and see all they can of the Metropolis and the surrounding country in a limited time.

That there will soon be a country-wide hunt for really old commercial vehicles.

That there must be a good many of these in various junk yards.

That no doubt some of them could be built up from old spare parts.

That at least one of the rally judges at Beaulieu was so intent on his work as to fail to observe that some cows had held a previous parade.

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