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unhappy municipal labour trouble, it was not the most promising of times for W. L. Russell, general manager, to take on the presidency; but, as Norman Harris remarked when investing him with the chain of office, everyone knows that W.L.R. will do a splendid job. Mr. Russell is the 66th president of the Associajon (some have held the position for a double term) and he has 37 years in the bus industry behind him.
Perhaps it is the sign of a new Celtic reticence at the top, but all that we know about next year's MPTA conference is that t will be "somewhere in Scotland-.