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Of more oil torque.
That Standard.produced 4,110 Ferguson tractors in Of a supersonic device which indicates ply-separtion in tyre casings.
That Britain must on no account become notable for high-priced, low-quality goods.
Re Scottish economy, someone wondering if the tin-foil used in Glasgow's bus-body construction is Saved from chocolate wrappings.
That with its usual enterprise, Lyons, of Cadby Hall, will paint the names of its best-known products in 6-ft. white letters on the roofs of its fleet of 1,500 vehicles.
That the object is to attract the interest of air travellers, particularly those from abroad, as their aircraft fly over their destinations. Of a road-marking paint containing minute glass beads.
Of a vehicle-reversing alarm gong which sounds within the first 8 ins, of backward motion.
Of a foreign visitor to a stand at the" Royal" who asked if anyone could give him the English words for " conn. rod."
Of long delays in settling compensation for property acquired from hauliers by the R.H.E., caused by legal formalities.
That in many instances settlements have been hanging fire for nearly a year.
That complaints of delays in settling for vehicles are becoming fewer.
Of a new plastic from the United States Rubber Co., which resists abrasion and chemicals and can replace metal in gears for moderate loads, and in many parts of motor vehicles.