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Of times of Stress and Strauss.
That the Government wants all the eggs in one basket.
Of hope that it will follow the rhyme "A tisket a tasket. . . . "1 That the export of vehicles, however good, requires more than production.
That repeat orders from abroad will depend largely upon the service afforded.
Words of praise for the St. Pancras Chamber of Commerce—a staggering body.
That it is dangerous for a Government to be omnipotent when it is not omniscient.
That a £2,000 Christmas box from the Dunlop ,Rubber Co., Ltd., will enable London's Stage Door Canteen to earn/ on untilthe New Year. , That, if State-run, -transport will be in a state.
Be prepared for a frost—other than nationalization.
That no conference is needed. for the staggering of showers.
That some vixens would need jet-propelled hounds to catch them. • That paint and Polish alone won't hold an Old vehicle together.
That a girl metalhirgical -analyst at Guy Motors, Ltd., has been awarded a special grant by the Worshipful Company of Tin Plate Workers.
That prior to the war there were 30,000,000 motor vehicles of all kinds in use in the United States against a third of that number in the rest of the world.
Of still more dectrics on the way.
That at least one is most prepossessing.
. Of panel "specialists" in the 1.R.T.E.
That any suggestion of appeasing is displeasing.
That the Albion has the 331 per cent. well beaten.
That electricity cuts are forcing some trolleybus restrictions.
That 'the Government believes in high-efficiency breaking.
That 2,121 Austins were produced in the week ended November 23.