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...cable from New York to Italy was officially opened last week. By the use of permalloy, a nickel-iron mixture, around its copper core, the cable is able to transmit about 1,700 letters a minute as compared to some 250 a minute by ordinary cable...
...them. The members of the Committee, and the Secretary stand ready at all times to procure for any graduate such, information concerning the University as he may desire and as may be available, and to make such investigation as may be necessary to secure such information; and also to transmit to the University such advice, information, suggestions, complaints or criticisms as any graduate may wish to make, and to see that they reach the intended or proper objective. If, therefore, any graduate has just cause of complaint concerning the University let him communicate with any member of the committee...
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of State be, and is hereby requested, if not incompatible with the public interest, to transmit to the Senate a copy of the agreement signed by Messrs. Kellogg, Herrick and Logan during the last week at the conference of the allied and associated powers in the World War relating to the Dawes Plan, and the payment of reparations by Germany...
...other hand, is a world pioneer in abolishing distinctions between children born in and out of wedlock. One of its statutes (Ariz. Laws 1921, c. 114) provides that every child is a legitimate child of its natural parents, is entitled to support and education, may inherit and transmit property to the same extent as if it had been born in lawful wedlock. This statute, however, goes on to declare that "this law shall not be so construed as to give to said child the right to dwelling or residence with the family of its father, if such father be married...
...science of physics. Some of the more obvious of such phenomena are: 1) the difference noticeable in the time of the fall of two bodies of the same shape but of contrasting material, when permitted to fall in a rarified atmosphere; 2) the difference in the time required to transmit sound for a given distance over a radio as compared to a telephone wire...