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One Hears— That the following New Year resolutions have, or

8th January 1937, Page 23
8th January 1937
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

have not, been made :— By Status Quo : To continue to dip his vitriolic pen in the blood of the railway dragon.

By the railways : To use the B.B.C. for propaganda for their road services.

By the Minister of Transport: To grapple with the problem of perambulator speeds.

By Mr. Bristow and Mr. Sewill: To lunch together once a week throughout the year.

By S.T.R. : To engage the Albert Hall for one of his lectures.

By "lorry girls " : To join the Alliance of Honour.

By vehicle examiners: To tear up all their prohibition notices.

By the legal profession : Not to charge in cases of unsuccessful applications.

By A.R.O. and C.M.U.A. members To doff their hats when they meet. By makers of friction fabrics; To continue to brake 'em.

By Mr. Rowand Harker, K.C. : To share his oranges around the court.

By the Transport Advisory Council : To forget the quip "So you won't talk."

By municipal sales representatives : To cut down their entertaining expenses.

By Capt. E. H. B. Palmer: To butter up the associations.

By " fan-tail " operators : Not to preen themselves in public.

By hauliers: To go slow, so as to give the railways a break.

By municipal transport committee members : Not to accept free wireless sets.

By Mr. Walter Gammons: To take up the piccolo and lay off, the trumpet.