IT is generally conceded that the automotive industry has been lagging behind the building trades in the matter of keeping occupants comfortable. The complaints of the passengers of public vehicles, emphasized by the overcrowding of the war years, have resulted in placing a priority on heating, ventilating, and air cooling of vehicles as an immediate postwar development.
Messrs. Todd and Gadd present a summary of the developments carried on in this field in the past months by their company.
