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eventually; enerky in great amounts will 'become available asa result df progress in connection with the fission of the atom....
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•C ONSIDERABLE interest is bound to be aroused by the announcement of an important company in the electrical field, that it has...
Are Our Windscreen A NOTABLE feature of Wipers Suitable for "many of the vehicles disOverseas ? . . . . played at the Geneva...
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Of more bodies built on shells, and some garages on "Shell." That kid-glove fitters sometimes have that invaluable softer...
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MARCH PRODUCTION 15,457 B RIT1SH production of commercial vehicles rose from 12,165 in February to 15,457 in March (a...
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MR. J. R. PARK, director of research and development, has been appointed assistant managing director of the British Oxygen Co.,...
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A MF.RICAN and other foreign visitors have booked heavily for conducted coach and walking tours of Oxford, which South Midland...
Two Hauliers IN summing up at Cardiff last week, Mr. Trevor Morgan, K.C., South Wales Licensing Authority, stated that he...
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system of refuse collection was outlined by Mr. U. Parratt, chief assistant inthe department, when he contribOted a paper on...
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T HE Maudslay Marathon III coach with Duple luxury body, which was exhibited at the Geneva Show, has returned to England after...
It is expected that rationing of oil fuel and petrol will be instituted in the United States within a few months. Steps are...
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on their own ground . A • REPRESENTATIVE party of the Institute of Road " Transport Engineers recently made a five-day tour...
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C RITICISM of the Construction and Use Regulations and of certain aspects of chassis design was made at the final lecture...
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T HE perfect welding of the aluminium family of alloys has always presented certain difficulties. Whereas an operative, who is...
windows, windscreens, destination panels and so on, has recently been introduced into this country by Howard Clayton-Wright,...
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THE reduction in petrol allocations for commercial A transport and the drastic curtailment of maintenance works to roads wilt...
read the articles recently I published in your journal under the initials " F.M.L_," and after reading his latest contribution...
the article "What Causes Blow-by in Petrol Engines?" taken from a paper by Dr. P. de K. Dykes, M.A., Ph.D., A.M.I.Mech.E., and...
('AN the users of commercial petrol obtain any assur ance from the•Minister of Fuel that the chemicals to be introduced into...
whose letter you pub lished on April 23, should be drawn to a recent case reported by the Motor Trade Association. In this...
interest the letter from " W.H.R.. 1 Glasgow," which appears in your issue of April 23 and concerns the use of over-length...
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CSSENTIALLY a short-haul tractor 1- - -t for road and industrial use, the Taskmaster, newest product of David Brown Tractors,...
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O UTSTANDINGLY presentable and practical conversions of a well-tried wartime vehicle are being produced in quantity by the...
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T HE stethoscope, already used to detect noise in mechanical components, can now be employed to gauge surface finish. The Capac...
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- und Performance O PERATORS . have shown considerable interest in the Morris-Commercial oil-engined chassis since it was first...
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essential preliminaries to starting in business as a parcels carrier. Provision for efficient service, including reliability...
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Say Their Piece A LL the people who attended the Eastbourne Conference of the Public Transport Association considered, it to be...
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vehicles, including industrial irucks, road haulage tractors and trailers, made a creditable forward leap from 4.773...
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Petrol Injection as an Anti detonant P ATENT No. 596,846 gives some interesting observations on the causes of knocking, and...