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lore "A" Vehicles 3r Williams Group
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TAKE-OVER of an A licence for three tippers formerly operated by R. H. Evans, of Stansty, near xham, was granted last week to lams Brothers (Treuddyn), Ltd. rs. Evans, who, following the death at husband some years ago, kept the less going for her sons, decided to out when they developed other
.ests. The vehicles have worked ist exclusively fca, Williams Brothers ig this period.
wing recently entered ready-mixed int haulage in North Wales and Lhire, Williams Brothers are to riffient with an articulated truckr.
r. Edgar Williams, managing directold The Commercial Motor that a semi-trailer with a special chassis e to which the machinery will be I was on order. The semi-trailer is ;ned to enable the mixer to be lied and replaced by a platform or ng body and will be drawn by a ord tractor powered by a Leyland ngine.
hams Brothers will seek a licence tion to enable the new vehicle to aerated on other work when cement ition is curtailed by the weather.
JOINT PAPERS FOR I.o.T.
NT talks on controversial topics will a feature of the winter session of nstitute of Transport. For instance, aspects of fares structures—air, And road—will be considered at a ng on November 9. Mr. A. F. R. ng, of the British Electric Traction Ltd., will deal with the road side. e problem of peak traffic on rail and will be the subject of two papers on try 11. Mr. A. F. Neal, general ger of Manchester Transport rtment, will speak on the road t.
. R. G. Grout will deliver his lential address on October 21. Mr. Durmett, Permanent Secretary to 4inistry of Transport, will present enry Spurrier Memorial Lecture on nber 14. His subject will be ;ernment and roads and road trans ;se meetings will take place at 66 aid Place, London, W.1, at 5.45 AX CASES GO TO APPEAL ES harking back to the distant days nationalization and denationalizare to be taken, with backing from oad Haulage Association, to the 1 Commissioners of Income Tax month.
question of initial and annual noes on vehicles bought from i Road Services will be argued on aber 16 and 17. The old problem alancing charges on vehicles Lsed by the British Transport issien under the 1947 Act will be Led on November 25 and 26. The I Commissioners will be sitting in n.