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The plea, "make more landing grounds."
Praises for Sentinel S4 ingenuity and low weight.
Renewed vigour in the oil-petrol controversy, following the 20. reduction.
That rail tours are all very well in their way, but travellers in summer like more air and better scenery..
That Scotland h a s done a great honour to the Leyland oil engine.
That most of the new models these days are 2tanners, and no wonder.
That a cheap road and a cheap suit of clothes are alike in that they both represent money wasted.
That there will be A, licences, B licences and C licences, but most people will look upon th em licences. all as D--
Of a man who thought a rigid six-wheeler had no springs.
Of taxation calculations keeping busy designers' slide rules.
That petrol-price reductions harden the hearts of Chancellors.
That overseas vehicle users find it better to Gruss than grouse about suspension problems.
Of a good market for a 3-ton oiler for trailer work. _0_.
Of die-hards w ho think that any speed is the limit.
That It's those who dare squeal who get a square deal.
That some concerns won't stretch. a point in rubber research.
That designs for " alphabet" frames are mostly protected by letters patent.