One Hears—
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That a motor vehicle is finished before it starts.
That the Labour Government works by rule of thump.
Of electrical strain analysis being applied M road fuel tankers.
That taking the fire to the fire station was a Rhonddabout way.
That sugar in London is rationed, but there is plenty of traffic jam.
That, after reading S.T.R.'s article on accident claims, those who do not know how to assess them are asses. That a bucket seat has no connection With a bucket shop.
That the Otter is now a Guy with a "Diesel motive."
Of an all-rubber, vehicle suspension taking shape in this country.
That this is much more than a " two=way " stretch:
That Colombo is to replace its trams by trolleybuses.
Of American medium-capacity lorries with magnesium axles.
That these axles weigh up to 150 lb. less than the conventional ferrous type.
Of bags made of paper coated with synthetic resin to resist acid and oil.
That " One Hears" are not always. in accordance with what the Editor thinks.
Of concrete highway troubles on some American -roads owing to exceptional heat.
That slabs, 15 ft. long, have risen as much as 17 ins.
Of a high-speed skip-welding machine in an American factory which welds at the rate of 100 ins. per minute.
Of buyers' apprehension that there might be more skip than weld.
That the shot-peening of spring leaves helps to prevent fractures by presenting more-homogeneous surfaces free from tiny cracks.