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...view to build a naval shipyard for China with American materials and technical assistance in Fukein Province Japan projected. Fukien was claimed to be her sphere of interest, and no American can could be allowed to make such an investment. The present Japanese objection to the proposed establishment of radio stations in China by the Federal Telegraph Company of the United States further illustrates how Japan tries to close China's door to other powers except herself...
...reorganization meeting of the Wireless Club will be held this evening at 8.15 in Holworthy 20, open to all students who are interested in the formation of an active radio club. The club has not been thoroughly organized since the war, but in spite of this handicap plans are being made for an extensive season. In January, 1921, representatives of the Wireless Club attended the meeting of the New England Division of the American Radio League and discussed proposals for an improved relay system. Nothing further was done at the time, but this year news will be exchanged with Yale...
...last year. From the date of its foundation until 1917 the Union was operated apart from the University. In 1917 its functions were temporarily suspended. During the war it was used one year as a University dining hall and one year as a mess hall for the Ensign and Radio Schools. After the war, the Corporation decided to take over the Union as a part of the University. It was then that the large lecture program which had never been arranged before was inaugurated. No change in the general policy of the Union is contemplated for this year...
...Chemistry Department, who, after extending to Mme. Curie a cordial welcome to Boston and to Harvard, went on to speak of her work, and that of her husband, Professor Pierre Curie. Twenty-five years ago, he said, patient experimentation with uranium which was known to have the property of radio-activity, led to their discovery of two new elements, radium and collonium, which have this property in far greater degree. Then the realization that radium had an immediate medicinal value through its destructive effect on malignant organic growth, made theirs a priceless discovery...
...time as electrical assistant to Thomas A. Edison, became professor of electrical engineering at the University in 1902, and is also director of electrical research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is a past president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and of the Institute of Radio Engineers in New York. He expects to sail for France in June