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G OVERNMENT Departments know, and practise; a variety of ways of shelving inquiries with which they prefer not to deal. We are...
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The Customer Must T HE proximity of railway Always Be in the lines to many important Right ! constructional works seems to...
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Of " coasts " that reduce costs. That the Editor was a guest last week at a Molotovcocktail party. Of service stations which...
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COMPENSATION FOR WAR. DAMAGED VEHICLES I N conjunction with Mr. Norman Letts, the A.R.Q. solicitor, Mr. S. II. Jardine,...
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Answers Some Leading Questions Put by Employers at a Recent Meeting in Leeds R EFERENCE to national negotiations which involve...
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The Motor Fuel of England Technical Facts about SaturatedHydro carbons which Include Petrol and Methane. There are Vast...
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LANCS. AND CHESHIRE BUS POOL PLANNED S EVEN general managers, members of Lancs. and Cheshire branch of the Municipal Tramways...
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Battery-electric Vehicle I T seems likely that a new sphere of employtnent for electric vehicles will shortly develop, as...
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C "PRISING the range of established goods-vehkle -type's is a variety of wheel and tyre arrangements, Each serves its own...
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TO WAR-TIME SITUATIONS M ANY people have assumed that the effect of war-time . restrictions on municipal undertakings should...
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A NUMBER of producer-gas units has for some time been in operation by the companies associated with Thomas Tilling, Ltd., and...
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Prkis of a Valuable, Frank and constructive Paper Read by Mr. F. Smith before the Institute of Transport A PARTICITLARLY...
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Announces Centrifugal Model A N improved type of centrifugally operated clutch is shown in patent No. 525,777 by the Borg and...