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That the L.M.S. is buying some 'Biflex semitrailers.
That there is no need for the R.H.A. president to "save face" in the Indian meaning of the term.
That the country is awaking at last to the fact that road transport has justified its right to exist.
That certain retiring members of an association council were stated to be illegible for re-election.
That their eligibility was not, however, in doubt.
That the larger articulated vehicles can now cheer.
Admiration for the political propaganda for railways, coal and beer.
That concrete roads have contributed largely to the elimination of horsed traffic.
Tyrone's surveyor urging Government control for goods vehicles in Northern Ireland.
That a cockney talking about "the rileway rites tribunal" may be very near the truth. Of the coming into its own of the lightweight " heavy."
Only pianissimo noises from the •Foden Bandmaster.
That there are still too many too-high signposts in the country. • More belated protests by British industry anent transport monopoly.
Of good business opportunities for haulage between successive agricultural shows.
That the standard of tar-spraying is considerably higher than it was it few years ago.
That a commercialvehicle driver soon will need a filing cabinet in the cab for his licences.
That the Red and White tours title "Happy Valleys" is a particularly attractive one.
That streamlining consists of making an object of such a shape that the air does not know how big it Is.