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Years Without Accident
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1TH 50 years service to his credit, driver G. W. Cheat of British Road ices, south eastern division, has now ified for the 42-year gold bar safeing award under the R.O.S.P.A. me.
his was announced at the senior safe ing awards presentation held at the ;ional headquarters in London last S. Because of the uniqueness of this icular award—Mr. Choat is the only cr in the country with a 42-year bar e actual presentation is to be made at )ecial ceremony in September by the aging director of B.R.S. Federation.
T. G. Gibb.
37-year gold bar was presented to er R. A. Likeman, who is employed the Victoria Park, London, E2 ntracts) Section, as is driver Cheat Ii are engaged on night work delivernewspapers from Fleet Street to ilesalers in the London area.
Jithin the south eastern division a 1 of 38 drivers have qualified for -driving awards of 20 years or more have covered more than 500,000 :s in the year in so doing. It is ificant that 11 of the men have had years' service or more in road trans