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That the great new home of this journal is nearing completion. 0 That its conditioned air and other modern features may make the writing of these and other paragraphs less onerous.
That the Alness report,is not to be pigeon-holed, although it is admittedly everybody's pigeon.
That petrol engines are benefiting from experience gamed in finding suitable materials for oil power units_ That battery makers must have started rearmament very early, in view of Ironclad and Armoured Plate types.
That if much internal trarisperrt were given hack.to the railways and the draught horse, the public would soon feel the draught.
Of offers of instruction to drivers of commercial motor vehicles in this country in the use of producergas in place of petrol.
A lot of gas about our fuel resources.
Of the production of vehicle gas-bags —in case!
That a cycle need have neither bell nor brakes.
That a group badge on the vehicle will mean fuel in the tank.
That a boost in agriculture should mean a boost in tractor sales. Of a car manufacturer considering the building of battery-electrics for commercial use_ That he and others might possibly find a demand amongst private-car owners who fear a possible petrol shortage.
That during last year 2,614 foreign Motor vans and trucks were imported into Germany.
That of the total no fewer than 2,026 carne from America during October, but such a large importation is not likely to recur.
That in suggesting the desirability of having a Dennis fire-engine a certain alderman said : "Our firemen have already had a Guinness—."
That he might have added "But what is one amongst so many?"
Of tax concessions in Finland on vehicles fitted with oil engines which are expected to give an impetus to the demand for such power units.
Of electric lights and light electrics.
That coal petrol possesses many desirable characteristics.
That inattention to the Highway Code puts many a cyclist on the sick list,
An argument as to whether the single-frame or the articulated vehicle of equal load capacity requires more engine power.