Carburettor Trouble Causes Several Days Delay: No Effective Answer to Children's Query By W. Lewssoue Having looked in at the Huangshan proceeded on my way, hoping to reach Nanchang in two easy. stages from there, but It took me four days owing to trouble with the ear. When people spoke to me before T left, they warned me of the dangers of bandits, disease and the generat discomforts of the road: nobody had thrown any doubts on the perils from the car itself." 1 myself had realized that the car might prove the chief dif culty, though, us it had been. tested and passed before 1 loft Shasighaly T had not imagined that should have trouble with it so early In the trip.
T left the Huangshan sharily after noon and reached Chimen, Ju Anhwei, before dark where T pul up at the noisy inn over the bus station. 'The surface of this piece of road was not very good and driving was made still more unpleasant by the lorries for the railway line that Is being conalructed to connect "Wuhu with Kuelehi on' the: Hangchow-Nanchang Railway (a political rather than economic railway, by the way). The Tories stuck to the middle of the road and would not move out of the way, $0 that one was foreed to drive Ina continual cloud of dust with the glare of the evening, sun In one's
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