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That " summer-time " may be extended for a month.
That the changing European situation is constantly opening and closing markets—the latter mostly at the moment.
That the total value of the motor export trade during the first seven months of this year was over 29,000,000 That the railways' pine fir a square deal is oak so long as it is not a spruce to make an 'ash of road transport..
That even rubber wings could not make some vehicles look angelic, although they tend to avoid breaches of the peace.
Of few commercial-vehicle blackout offenders.
That evacuation was a triumph over o u r inadequate roads.
That many real old stagers (short and long stagers ) appeared on the roads. , That drivers should be particularly careful of troops on the road, tither halted or on the march. That when trams go many damns go.
That Bowling Green Lane is not so rural as some of our country readers fondly imagine.
That some drivers and their passengers appreciate black-outs.
The wish that the standard of tar-spraying technique were generally higher.
That Polish research on " gas-laced " alcohol fuel may soon attract serious attention here.
Of people who left light streaming from back windows because they "thought it was only the ones facing the road that mattered."
Of a cessation of internal war—even by taxi drivers I Of someone referring to " S.T.R." as "the policeman on the beet."
That too many people are parking vehicles without any lights in, busy thoroughfares.
That now, more than ever, should such a practice be officially condemned, as it is highly dangerous.