One Hears—
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That the weather has been floody awful.
That what is " purely " political is sometimes dirty work.
Not much these times of the "ask and ye shall receive" spirit.
Complaints that the Government is encouraging non-essential imports.
Of plans for the manufacture of agricultural tractors in Western Australia.
That world affairs now bring home the fact that we cannot yield our cake and have it.
The remark that even a skymaster seems pretty helpless without a retinue of earth-servants.
That if gas turbines be ever fitted to road vehicles, the Machmeter may find its way to the dashboard.
That it is timely to quote the scriptural warning "Let him that thinketh that he standeth take heed lest he fall." That battery acid does not encourage fishing.
That Cary vehicle springs have been made since 1846.
Of some who, having gone all spirit, will eventually come back to E.R.F.
That " Titanine " sounds like." one over the eight, but has a better finish.
That State-owned transport would be a frost almost beyond the powers of an anti-freeze.
That " ribbing" brake drums gives strength and better cooling, but may cause uneven wear.
The opinion expressed that with Government remoulding British transport would "go mouldy."
That First Aid Supplies need frequent overhaul, as plasters, etc., are apt to perish and prove useless.
That shoppers with cars look with a disapproving eye on the prospect of having to -queue for a bus to the queues.