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That some , units seem worth only jumble-sale prices.
That even legislation-amending can lead to complication unending.
That two-way radio and the light oil engine may save the taxi-cab trade.
• That an efficient rust solvent solves many a problem in 'dealing with older vehicles.
That Sir John Elliot handled his first London Transport Press conference very well.
That this was particularly commendable in view of the subject, for higher fares are no more welcome to newspaper men than the general public.
That a squeaky fan belt can't be cured by a "belt," as with some squeaky wireless sets.
Congratulations to Tecalernit on the neat and tidy oil drainers and extensible, jointed arms for these.
That a compound addition to a fuel or oil is not a vulgar fraction, although becoming more common, That garage accommodation and vehicle parks constitute two of the increasingly difficult problems of the age.
That Mr. E. Farmer, a foreman panel beater at the Ponders End works of Arlington Motors, has shared with nine workmates a pools cheque for £18,000. That if everyone had a " good " budget, there would be little money left for the Exchequer.
That if the late Socialist Government had not squandered hundreds of millions, the present Budget would be even better.