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Of increasing interest in wide-base rims That for best tyre mileage, the rim should be about 70.per cent. of the cross-section of the 'tyre.
That the Albion concern considers it pays to be "clannish." -()— That the 20-mile limit for taxi journeys will hit many race-goers.
That Soviet machine-tool factories are to raise their output by 30 per cent. in 1948.
Of Houdaille-Hershey engine-vibration dampers, using high-viscosity silicone fluid.
That many think the date of the nationalization of electricity is singularly appropriate.
Of those who fear that road transport may fall idto the category of wheels within railway wheels.
That the cigarette cartons strewing our roads could, if collected for salvage, do much to reduce our papershortage problems.
That the spraying of high-dielectric Polythene on exposed metal parts will prevent static electrical shocks on public-service vehicles.
1 hat the new E.R.F. is high in the " low " field.
• That busy traffic routes make hay with some tele. vision reproduction. __ eventually, all types of motor vehicle, with the exception of oilers, may be required to have television interference suppressors.
The query: Would long-distance grain tankers be excluded from B.T.C. appropriation?
That leather upholstery will have to fight hard against some of the latest plastic and woven materials.
That some hotels which have consistently barred coach parties are now regretting this snobbish behaviour.
That perhaps, even if the basic returns, they may behave better in the future in case it be again withheld.
That the retention of hundreds of coaches to ease public passenger transport is setting the owners a pretty problem.
That in the American Coca-Cola fleet 50-75 per cent. of the cost of the extensive hand lettering has been saved by using paper stencils.