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...offer to show in an actual test what airplanes could do. He suggested that the battleship North Dakota be subjected to trial. (She must soon be used for target practice since she is outside the Disarmament Treaty quota.) He suggested that the Navy equip her with a radio control...
...battleship Iowa, steaming under radio control, was attacked by airplanes from only 4,000 feet; 80 dummy bombs were dropped and only two hits made, although there was no anti-aircraft fire to disturb the bombers...
...found the first issue of The New Yorker on their club tables, their hotel stands, their back-alley kiosks; they ruffled its pages, found it to contain one extremely funny original joke, tagged, unfortunately, with a poor illustration; several pages of skits upon such subjects as after-dinner speaking, radio, the "life of a popular song," the New York Graphic. Columbus's arrival in Manhattan, a column called "Talk of the Town" signed Van Bibber III; an article on Giulio Gatti-Casazza, Director of the Metropolitan Opera Company, by one Golly-Wogg; "The Theatre," by Last Night; "Art," by Froid...
...final mark of his disgrace, the Triumvirate (Stalin, Zinoviev, Kamenev) ordered Trotzky's magnificent train-it included a diner, sleeper, library car and Avas fitted with a printing press and a radio set-to be uncoupled and put on the regular railway service. The 150 men employed on the train have been discharged. Sic transit gloria Trotsky...
...Wireless Club also announces that messages for Great Britain and Europe will now be received and dispatched free of charge to any member of the University. Three continents have been communicated with by the Harvard Radio station, the last one to be reached being Africa, where a station in Morocco was "worked". In addition to the three continents of Africa, South America and Europe, the club has been in communication with New Zealand, thereby nearly encircling the globe...