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Stewart and.Ardern, Ltd., have isseed a broadsheet, " In and Alound London."
Mr. D. M. Sinclair will deliver his plesidential address to the Omnibus Society on October 30.
The Minister of Transport is shortly to visit Birmingham to inspect traffic congestion in Digbeth and High Street, De ritend.
The C.M.U.A. Road Transport Research Fellowship Fund is being administeied by the Institute of Transport, not the Traders Road Transport Association.
Willenhall stipendiary magistrate said last week that he did not regard spteding offences as trivial and that he would Insist more than ever on the production of drivers' licences.
A paper on the pattern of transport will be read by Mr. S. B. Taylor, chief secretary British Transport Commission, during the annual conference of the Chartered Institutl of Secretaries at Bournemouth from September 24-26. The Ministries of Transport and Civil Aviation will be amalgamated on October I.
The Austin mobile surgery, described last week, is operated by and was designed to the specification of, officers of the North Western Gas Board.
Having improved the production of gudgeon pins, Hepworth and Grandage, Ltd., can now supply them separately, both standard and oversize.
The British Standards Institution, 24 Victoria Street, London, S.W.1, have published their 1953 yearbook at 12s. 6d. It contains a brief description of 2,000 current standards.
' Capasco friction facings are now in production by Cape Asbestos Insulations (Pty), Ltd., Benoni, near Johannesburg, a subsidiary of the Cape Asbestos Co., Ltd. All brake assemblies made at the Girling Johannesburg plant will have Capasco moulded facings.