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One Hears—
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What a buzz in the Richmond Lounge last Friday.
That seldom have so many personalities on the commercial side of road transport been gathered together.
Of a bus ride to Australia in a 13-year-old singledecker.
Of some passengers not being allowed to board buses while carrying rifles.
That soon they will be barring spivs with coshes:
That treacherous road surfaces are still being laid in some places—even in London.
That series of accidents have occurred following such inconsiderate and foolish actions.
That cheese-paring on roads improvement and maintenance almost amounts to manslaughter. That the highlights of the Show almost make a blaze.
Of many expressions of admiration from overseas visitors.
In America, of the production of light bulbs with aluminium bases.
That these may help to lighten light expenses.
That of all Britain's industries, that concerned with the business motor vehicle is one of the most friendly That those responsible for skimping our roads who happened to visit Earls Court must have felt ashamed.
That such remarkable examples of transport engineering should be forced to use inadequate highways is a national .disgrace.
Of someone describing the levy as " putting the railways on the dole."
That railway travel is often a doleful thing anyway.
That people on the roads, often those in vehicles, are particularly vulnerable to the coshing attacks of the modern highwayman.
That the only real deterrent would be a return to sound flogging for criminals concerned in robbery with violence.
That often the most hardened ruffians used to go on their knees before judges in trying to save themselves from the "cat." B9