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That all waste is a super-tax on war assets.
That owing to the lack of spares many 'n, vehicle has immobilized itself..
That, we like the weather to be in holiday" humour even when we have to work.
Of suggestions of the need for a National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Batteries.
That, owing to limited petrol supplies, the number of available taxicabs in several Surrey towns has been reduced.
That London Transport adopted Tecalemit automatic lubrication for its latest trolleybuses after a test of 150,000 miles, which showed no wear On the lubricator's bearings or pump. Of new regulations limiting taxicab journeys.
That some would like to experiment with methane, but others think there is no good meth'n abOut.
That the young, who have never seen a rubberless wheel, are more taken up with their impossibilities.
That too " close attention" seeips conducive to eomnolence and it pays to sit back occasionally and take stock. 0
That laymen. think the most wonderful of all salvage vehicles is the one in which a wounded tank is taken for a ride.
From a Red Cross certificated instructor, that when a triangular bandage is applied the hand should be pronated (i.e., placed palm down) and not as shoWn in the First Aid Guide No, 3.
Much approval ef our First Aid Guide.
Still of the good conduct of good conductors.
Not yet of any control of deliveries at maternity homes.
That short-lived batteries represent an important wastage of lead.
Of consicleyable success with supercharged oil engines in the U.S.A.
That, nowadays, old engineers never die and are not even permitted to fade away—except from the , Army.