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That Glasgow's Fire Brigade Ts shy of publicity.
That the motor industry continues to appreciate the new Kelvin Hall.
Of high notes by the new Singer.
The riddle "What makes a pedestrian cross?"
That everybody reasonable is in favour of reason able regulations. 0
A warning that watersplashes are once again living up to their name.
That a Brush body should, in the nature of things, have sweeping lines.
That the Armstrong-Saurer Samson will not pull down the Kelvin Hall pillars.
Of someone who thought that the "Mammoth Major" must be a braw Scot.
That the G.P.O. postal motor vehicles covered a total distance of 61,000,000 miles last year.
That the other motor vehicles used by the Department covered a further 31,000,000.