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That the body beautiful has it.
That on the 11th few radiators were without a poppy.
Some very weird stories from temporary salesmen who were at Olympia.
That some factories will soon need a zoological and political dictionary.
. That many -designers are being attracted by the Simms magnetic drain plug.
—and sees everything at the C.M. Show, owing to the absence of -sightseeing crowds.
That the longera man takes in crossing a road the shorter are the odds on his .safety.
That many people refused to believe the new Foden Speed Six to be a steam vehicle.
That portly passengers were not slow to express their approval of the Duple laterally sliding seat.
That the earliest visitors to the Show, on the second day found The _Commercial Motor already on sale.
That Mr. Shripnell-Smith "filled the bill as opener of the discussion on Wednesday morning at the C.M.U.A. Olympia Conference meeting. 'That everybody 'seemed to be up in the morning early at the Show,.
Re jay-walkers, that there is no reason why the carless should be careless.
That there is none .so -blind as he who refuses to look before crossing the road.
That Olympia's attendance -testified to the fact that many drivers are not over-worked.
Perfervid hopes expressed that an average fare of 1.125d. per passenger-mile may come back again.
That tyre-makers as a group are rather bothered as to where commodity prices for rubber are going.
Of managing directors nominally at their stands also managing to pay important calls on Class 1 clients.
That it would be an awkwardly placed bird's nest which an Armstrong Siddeley tractor could not reach.
That some of the railway companies' motor coaches are as much like railway carriages as they could possibly be.
That the clash of the Matchless luncheon with that of the S.M.M. and T. for the Omnibus Conference could not be avoided by Sir Alan Hutchings.