GLASGOW FIRST STOP!
400 MILES BY DIRECT EXPRESS.
tJIS, STm T?f the LMS - Railway hope to run a daily non-stop service betwppn Won and «ScTo7^ «^L present *¥ G - w -R- holds the world's PW^fc reCOrd . their Ss£«-
One of the factors which encourage L.M.S engineers is the success of the rV cent test of the Copprotti valve. J™ invention gives great economy in P without curtailing power Remarkable claims are madebf a W don engineer, Mr. W. C. Werry, for £ engine he has invented. It is, he said, adaptable for steam petrol or oil. and could be used for 3 way ship, motor car or aeroplane engine It has no valves; each cylinder contains two pistons operating in opposite directions, with the explosion between them I claim that we shall get a soe*A «# an to 140 miles an hour wftbX toESJAj? he said, "and that with my engine & journey from London to GWowwffl h* done \>z tain fc fiye . ■
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 89, 16 April 1927, Page 23
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