supply. * * Claims for New Petrol Englne.^-A sensational new petrol-turbine rotary internal combustion engine, a quarter* the size and a quarter the weight of present engines, yet developing at least four times as much power, is described in the newspaper the "People." The inventor is a Yorkshirem'an, Mr Benjamin Shore. The engine can be adapted to motor-cars, railway trains, launches, and ocean liners. Scientists, engineers, manufacturers, and financiers who were given a secret preview of the engine described it as "probably the invention of the century."—London, July 29.
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24632, 31 July 1945, Page 4
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