One Hears
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That extremes of temperature in summer and winter are the "acid test" for P.S.V. ventilation.
From a reader the warning: When overtaking take care, lest death take over and overtake you and others.
That after receiving this on a Monday morning the " C.M." staff felt thoroughly depressed.
An elderly reader saying that, before there were many fixed stopping places, bus conductors liked passengers who boarded or left a bus while it was in motion. The remark: " The way some buses thread their way through traffic you'd think they were jointed."
Of a Sussex paper which was not far out in referring to the "breaking system" of a dilapidated van. 0 That the post-war yearly increase in show attendances suggests that Britons are more show-minded than of old.
Complaints that some bank managers are getting over-windy about accounts that are overdrafty and customers are feeling the draught.
That none are so blind as those who won't see the virtues of the oil engine.
That " co-operation " with the ruthless too often develops into incorporation.
That drivers who became zanned on pre-war beer, may turn the tables by having their beer canned instead.