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Of private-car designers feeling abashed.
Of many who think Shows make bearable a gloomy season of the year.
That a Roman pomp could not compare with the Show at Earls Court.
That some of the most interested and critical visitors to Earls Court are the drivers.
Of a Scot who was shocked, when entering the Show, at discovering what he thought was a flag day.
The remark of a reader after seeing last week's issue: "What on earth can you find to put in the next?"
That drivers of mechanical horses do not need whips.
That some 70 per cent. of London's taxicabs are of Austin make.
Of Show harvests and many opportunities for gleaners afterwards.
That four wheels in • front make people wonder which way a vehicle is going.
That it is more and more an " oiler " Show. Someone asking "How were the Earls caught?"
Of "alcohol fuel" being discussed with anima tion. _ Of a visitor who noted a referedce to "boring bars," and said that, he never found them so.
From a correspondent the query "What is perpetual motion and why is not more use made of it?"
That the nearest approach to it will be when we commence searching for an answer.
Don't count your, sheep into your car or you may find that you will not be covered by your insurance policy.
That " 20 " discs are more effective than police traps.
Of many who hold that Earls Court is easier of access than Olympia.
That road-transport facilities should be abundant but not redundant.
That hauliers taking their problems to. S.T.R. become confirmed Scott-Halliers.