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Of many who hesitate to coal-up with coal up.
That winners in a body competition are not necessarily bathing belles That more petrol means less footwear repairing— it will pay less to be a snob !
Of more farmers asking for official data of transport, and power facts and figures.
That good circulation is as important to trade and industry as it is to the human body.
That considering what the railways are like it is no wonder they have given them to us.
That the U.S.A. had 59,000,000 people at work and 3,500,000 unemployed in April this year.
A complaint that our new bus station photograph gave the erroneous impression that Guildford ladies have outsize feet. .
Of a bus fleet known as the "dodgem cars," ow ing to the local passengers' propensity for avoiding payment of their fares.
Of many who avail themselves of H.P. to supply themselves with h p That the designer who never progresses beyond orthodoxy will never go far.
That, nevertheless, we do not recommend Emmetation.
—" Isn't it kind of the railways to allow petrol to be de-rationed for their competitors !"
That many think control may mean "can't roll" when applied too drastically to the wheels of industry.
The hope expressed that if Ulster transport regains its freedom, that freedom might spread to Britain.
That, meanwhile, scope denied maketh the haulier heartsick
That the U.S. Army recently used a fork-lift truck and pallets to lift jeeps into aeroplanes at the rate of a vehicle per 24 mins.
That despite the Briton's growing dissatisfaction with the conduct of his Government, people still escape to (not from) this country: