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NEWS IN BRIEF New Wages Order Available: The Wages Regulation
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(Road Haulage) Order, 1965 No. 1073 (RH 82), which comes into operation on June 9, is now available from HMSO price Is. 9d.
Courtaulds' Drivers: Mr. J. Delicate, general transport manager of Courtaulds, accused the Government of making road transport the " whipping block " for extra taxation and restrictions when he spoke at a presentation ot driving awards last week.
Mr. Delicate reported that 44 of the 48 drivers had qualified for safe driving awards in 1964. Mr. R. 1. Kerr-Muir, a main hoard director, presented the awards, Four drivers received special bars to 15-year medals : they were D. J. Thompson, T. A. Hughes, T. S. Clarke, and T. S. Darlison. Rate Postponement: The Bradford and District Hauliers Federation has decided to postpone for one month a 5 per cent increase in wool and textile haulage rates due to have come into force on June I.
Warehouse Conference: The annual 'conference of the National Association of Warehouse Keepers will be held this year from October 19 to 21 at Harrogate.
lever Bros. Awards: Presenting safe-driving awards to company drivers, Mr. J. C. Walker, executive commercial director of Lever Brothers and Associates Ltd., said he looked forward to the day when more Port Sunlight factory products were delivered direct to trade euszomers. During 1964 the transport department began night deliveries to SPD depots in Manchester, Birmingham and Newcastle-under-Lyme. There were 26 recipients of awards, and the company's 39 regular drivers had covered 340.000 miles with more than 300,000 tons in the previous 12 months.
Safe Express Drivers: • In the 1964 RoSPA safe driving competition, 2.182 driver's employed by the Express Dairy Co. Ltd. and its subsidiaries gained awards. A to:al of 644 of these received medals and bars for •five or more consecuive ynrs of accident-free driving.
New Office and Depot: A nglo-Co ntine r rat Container Services (Belfast) Ltd. have combined their Glasgow office and depot. In future all inquiries for their Containerway services in this area should be directed to 17 Tylefield Street, Glasgow SF. (Tel.: Bridgeton 2277).