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* Death to invaders
4th July 1969, Page 54
4th July 1969
Page 54
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The fact that the powers-that-be take a poor view of loose loads that deposit chunks of stone and similar items on the highway is quite understandable. When they show serious concern regarding such a matter as spilling a little grain one is impelled to seek the reason. Apparently residents living close to Ulster's MI have been complaining of the arrival of hordes of rats and investigations have shown that the rodents (" as big as cats", said one householder) have been attracted by the fall-out from agricultural grain trucks that regularly use the moto. way.
I understand that a watch is being kept on the grain transporters and that rat poison has been ordered by the ton.