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22nd October 1937
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Boat Holds up Large I T is not often that road traffic Number of Road is held up by a boat, but this Vehicles recently occurred at Kirkintil loch. The trouble was caused by a barge in the canal jamming beneath the partly opened swing bridge at Townhead, so that it was unable to return to its normal position. Over this bridge passes all traffic to and from Glasgow, and a considerable number of vehicles was held up for a long time.

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mercial-vehicle folk will Olympia? appreciate the change of the • Show venue from Olympia to Earls Court. Amongst the visitors to the Motor Show there is a curious mixture of opinions as to the latter site. Some are frankly regretful at leaving the haunts with which they have been familiar for years, others appreciate the ease with which particular stands at Earls Court can be found, although critical of the " dead ends " in the gallery. Our experience on the first day was that the catering had not quite got into its stride, the gallery seemed congested, and we found the long, bare passages leading to the stations somewhat depressing.

Ray on By product 1 IGNIN liquor is being used

Used for Road-binding in certain States of the Purposes U.S.A. as a binder in road sur

faces. It is a by-product in the manufacture of rayon from wood pulp. A concentrated aqueous solution is obtained, which, when diluted 1 to 1, mixes easily with soil or mineral aggregates, and sets within eight hours to a hard, dustless crust resistant to ordinary weathering. A carpet 21 ins, thick can be produced at low cost by successive treatments of half a gallon per square yard