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11th April 1952, Page 29
11th April 1952
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

That those who let Britain down would go down with her.

That carburation " experts " should benefit by the new fuel tax.

that this year's Grand Prix de Monaco, according to the official Press notice, will be taking place "at. Whitson."

That this compliment will.not pass unnoticed by the bodybuilder of that name: Of International HarN.tster producing a new range of engines for operating on liquefied gas (propanebutane).

That these will be optional on all commercialvehicle models normally using the concern's heavyduty power units.

That Shell research includes the measurement of piston-ring wear, by having new rings subjected to atomic radiation and detecting in the sump oil the mat.,,:rial worn off.

'that gold may rise in value. So what?

That plastic tubing could save much metal piping.

From America of plastic rock in three grades for heavy-duty floors.

That it consists of siloxide rock aggregate, asphaltic paste and a setting powder to which water is added before trowelling over the old surface.

That the problem in some industries is how to turn shirkers into workers.

That bad roads are the evil communications which corrupt good manners.

That a " Contour " Continental holiday should make a special appeal in the Spring.

That the police are always in the limelight, but Brighton's traffic cops are to be spotlighted.

That the little shell buried in plastic in the Shell souvenir key ring, certainly looks slightly inhibited.

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