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That rubbernecks are not required as salvage.
. . . and expects to hear much from Mr. J. F. E.
That the U.S.A. Army is to have all-welded 60-ton Tanks.
That rivets in Tanks are apt to shear and fly like shrapnel when the plates are hit by shells.
Of ladies who would like "Young," mirrors in addition to windows.
Of more attention peing given to the prevention of industrial dermatitis.
That the Schedule of Reserved Occupations is concerned merely with principles and has no legal force.
Of a transport foreman who, alluding to stones in tyres, said : "How would you like to sit in the gun with a thorn in your posterior? " That there are many nice guys at Wolverhampton.
That sheer-legs have nothing to do with those in expensive stockings
That a " grab " is a part of a crane—not. a Scot who cranes to grab a threepenny bit.
That the July "holiday "from income-tax deductions applies only to manual workers.
Of goods of pamphlets and booklets dealing with a variety of new political and post-war schemes.
That the M. of W.T. may now enforce the modifying of certain vehicles to, permit more standing passengers to be carried.
That the autothatic 30 per cent. wear-and-tear allowance for income-tax purposes will continue to apply only to A-licensed vehicles—others will be dealt with on their merits.
Of great work performed recently by the.Ford Emergency Vans.
Of a nation-wide campaign to increase warsavings in industry.
That "CD.' appropriately, indicates Civil Defence and Clayton Dewandre.
That certificates not coupons are required for pistons having worn skirts.
That only the best quality of lubricating ,oils should be used on ' agrkultural tractors.