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That Mr. Dees (of Croydon) goes to Dagenham by air.
Of fishing-boat " pirates " taking away bus traffic at Stornoway.
That the " irate " intend reporting the " pirates " to the Traffic Commissioners.
That every important road should have bays into which vehicles could draw when stopping.
That this would save many accidents, particularly during the hours of darkness.
Of big orders for safety glass in preparation for the enforcement of the regulations which become operative on January 1, next.
Of a simpleton who was told to apply for a job to paint out knots on all-metal bodies.
That the Morris works has been mainly responsible for an increase in the population of the "village" of Cowley from about 200 to 25,000. That one should put no faith in the driver who constantly encounters fools on the road.
The query : Will road users have to thank the Post Office a second time for thelir work in developing roads?
Rumours that the P.M.G. may be qualifying to be the real M.O.T.
01 Leyland oil-engine economy and power improvements attained purely by altering the fuelspray characteristics.
Of an old stager wondering what those who grumble at dust CM the road would have Alought of the clouds we had to endure when motor;:og was in its infancy.
Of the increasing popularity of the trailer caravan holiday.
That a Sandwich by-pass is not a sprint past a railway buffet.
That cylinder sleeves have solved quite a number of problems of excessive oil consumption.