OIL COMPANY RETAIN SUPPORT OF P.V.O.A.
8th August 1958, Page 39
8th August 1958
Page 39
Page 39, 8th August 1958
— OIL COMPANY RETAIN SUPPORT OF P.V.O.A.
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AN independent oil company, which stepped into the breach when London coach operators' supplies were threatened during the bus strike, is continuing to get support from the Passenger Vehicle Operators' Association. The Association say that the company's co-operation was appreciated, and their members feel secure in knowing that future supplies will not be jeopardized through industrial dispute.
"Deliveries were made within 24-48 hours and the fuel cost no more than hitherto," says the P.V.O.A. Bulletin.
The spirit supplied is of the highest quality."
The Association are offering to help members outside London and the Horne Counties to make similar arrangements for fuel supply.
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