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The latest British Standard covers solid-rubber flooring.
The R.A.C. has issued a map of traffic routes to the Royal Show.
Vehicles, components and spares are now subject to an embargo upon exports to China.
Mr. Morrison has made a statement in the House of Commons that the rationing of liquid fuels is very unlikely.
The North-western (Western) area of the Road Haulage Association is to compile a gazetteer of free hauliers.
Small light-alloy articles may be rapidly soldered by means of the newly introduced Mullard ultrasonic soldering bath.
The first of a series of European machine-tool exhibitions is to be held at the Porte de Versailles, Paris, from September 1-10.
The North East Coast Spray and Coachworks Co., formerly of 42, Frederick Street, Downfiek3, Dundee, has discontinued business.
Wolf Electric Tools, Ltd., has opened a new branch at 1-3, Strathcona Street,. Anniesland, Glasgow, W.3. It is managed by Mr. A. R. Graydon.
Seven standardized qualities of synthetic latex of the " cold-rubber " type can now be supplied to other makers by the United States Rubber Co.
McAvoy's Express Delivery Service, Kilmarnock, has been transferred to Mr. A. J. Haddon Miles, who will continue the business under the existing name. • A new anchor-rivet bush produced by the Precision Screw and Manufacturing Co., Ltd., WilIenhall, has serrations on the shank to prevent turning after riveting.
The Bedford office of the British Wagon Co., Ltd., is now at Pheenix Chambers, High Street. The Exeter office has moved to Pearl Assurance House, High Street.
A Swaffham passenger transport Operator was fined £40 last week for • allegedly failing to send quarterly financial and statistical returns to the Ministry of Transport.