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That there are almost enough drivers' " log " cases to irt a timberyard.
That the condition of flues may be largely responsible r the 'flu epidemic following smog.
Of an imaginative reader saying that covering Regent's rk with Triplex glass would at least keep people off the Ass.
That the incidence of attacks on oil-engine exhausts tkes them appear suspiciously like a campaign by other crests.
From a leading Japanese industrial designer concerned anything from rice-polishing machines to motor -tides, that he spends 30 per cent. of his time on design
■ rk and 70 per cent. in selling the idea of industrial iign. That Russia is planning to build 43,500 miles of new roads in the next seven years.
That the longest will he a 620-mile highway between MoScow and Leningrad.
That most will be concrete or cement surfaced with four traffic lanes having green strips separating the carriageways.
That automatic chassis lubrication ,ensures freedom from " dry" working, reduces running maintenance and saves time wastage in the repair shop.
Regarding an American scientist, that for each month of laboratory work he spends a year on a full-scale report, a paper for a scientific society, half a dozen speeches and contributions to the Press.
That the fatigue life of coil springs made from vacuum-melted steel wire is twice as great as when piano wire is used.
That this is because there are fewer and smaller " inclusions" to interrupt t h e structural pattern.