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Of hot-spots " in journalism.
That Government beer is no luxury.
Of the "gulping appetite" qf a gas bag.
Of a great demand for tanks for home service: That it may not be in the national interest to push paraffin.
That one man's luxury may be another man's necessity.
That the "greenwood tree" is in much demand. nowadays.
That many a war-time restriction and regulation has come to stop for ever.
That E.P.T. does remain at 80 per cent. (vide " C.M.," 21st March).
Of the reappearance of numbers ot'smartly turned out carriages and pairs.
That the Bristol tramway conductresses tore up a "scrap of paper" last week.
Of divergent ideas of the location of the border line between luxuries and necessaries. That the next meeting of the Gas Traction Committee takes place on the 9th instant.
That in the matter of luxury classification, point of view and matter of habit are everything,
That His Majesty's Petroleum Executive moved on Monday teat to 12, Berkeley Street, London, -W. 1.
That the use. of cambric fabrics in flexible gas containers as well as cotton Wigan should be approved.
That the Gas Traction Committee is now in a position to help things forward on a commercial scale of experiment in approvect instances..
That a man and a woman were seen together in Piccadilly one day last week, neither of them in uniform and without a single badge between them.
That the Land Army demonstration in Hyde Park showed how an agricultural' tractor can be run with no more help than four officers and four " privates."
That the name of the Chairman of the M.T. section of the-Qua,rterma.ster-General's department at Washington is Christian Girl, and that when the subeditor first caught sight of it in print he thought a new Gaiety play was. being announced.