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That a new device for "quick-action lashing" has been developed.
That something similar is required for those who beat up and rob their victims.
That the Scots must be becoming even more hardy, for they are producing a great number of "super giants."
That the latest forward-control American International truck is afforded exceptional visibility by two front windows, which permit the driver to see just ahead of the front bumper.
That the new Tyrcsoles standard giant tread should appeal to knowledgeable users, as it is cured by the " ring" process—but with die-cast segments—which has proved so successful with smaller sizes. That the Commer Cob is a nutty job.
That the compression ratio of petrol engines may eventually rise to 10: 1.
The hope that thrust washers "made like coins" cannot be used in slot machines or meters.
From Sir Miles Thomas, that to push up production by 2 per cent. and pay rises by 5 per cent. is like watering the beer. 0 That when Clayton Dewandre brake-operated lubricators are employed and the brake is used comparatively little, as in certain types of vehicle, the pedal should be depressed about a dozen times, with the engine running, before starting the day's work.
That the constant waging of wage wars could wreck industrial prosperity.
That the new Foden dumper is designed for the heaviest payload of any fourwheeled road vehicle built in this country.
That a vehicle which is unroadworthy cannot legally be "towed," as it then becomes a trailer and subject to normal safety regulations.
That the president of the Institute of the Motor Industry, Mr. Stanley S. Dawes, is to make an extensive tour overseas to promote I.M.I. growth abroad.