Inspiration On the Thames Embankment, not far from the Houses of Parliament, there stands the Royal Air Force Memorial—a Roman Eagle fittingly symbolising the spirit and will to excel—to win. An inspiration for all to see. Other times, other endeavours; but the spirit is the same. To-day, manufacture provides the theatre for British activity; and behind every Tyre bearing the well known imprint—"Dunlop . . . Made in England"— is the traditionally British spirit to excel. Cycle . . Motor-Cycle . . Car . . or Truck —experience shows that Dunlop Tyres and Tubes of to-day give maximum satisfaction. i.*Jjksli ßßß!!!!!SfiLi : W'i JfeiigiW! ■ ll m t.iMiiliaMJlli 11 H i w tsL JLjryxrr . U S' t "*3 • £Vtypnu»i|i ■nr. [us •«, i t 'iL* >r.« 9, * <- T «-—*?• • m VVI ■L <r v»s» Y T i f! Si y Zk 1 m TMf*% Jk "WW JL API' r : m x -f" WJL iL.ii im 1 . w m % r" %
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20198, 28 March 1931, Page 19
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146Page 19 Advertisements Column 1 Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20198, 28 March 1931, Page 19
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