Prof. Ferdinando Cazzemali, of the University of Milan, who "two years ago asserted that the human brain emits radio waves, now claims to have obtained photographic records of these emanations, psychic circles in this country, fas in Europe, this statement is being received with a semblance of Jevedulity mixed with a large hope that science hus uncovered still Janother aspect of the power of] paper describing his experiences was read before the International Congress for Psychic Research a day or two ago. In lorder to make hi studies " more Jeomplete (the professor wrote) in regard to the _psycho-sensorial Phenomena of the brain, he had instructed an apparatus containing!
sensitive plate. Subject ina state of hypnosis were placed, one after the other, in a room with this apparatus, and later it was found that the' sensitized plates were marked with Tines and blotches. The kings, it is courageously con-correspond to the thoughts.
the subjects, being "more or less straight as the subject was more or less of nervous. temperament." The phenomena, curiously enough, Were not found' in persons of unsound mind, Prof. Cazzemali, who is head of the department of neurology and! Paychiatry in the University of Milan, asserted' in a report -published' in August, 1925, that the human brain emitted sounds which where to be heard distinctly by means of n radio receiver. Using highly excitable persons as subjects, he placed them under hypnosis, and, at the extremely low wave length of from four to ten metres, claimed] to have heard sounds which he we satisfied came from the bruin. The sounds wore similar to wireless} signals, he said, but were often accentuated until they resembled
violin, Whistling or the tones of a muted Scott, to the Frobisher; and the Teev.
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Acconpine to a Chinese press telezram from Peking, the police there fare tearching for pictures of the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen, in connection with which three men have been a rested. The police also have taken into custody about 25 persons, "whose appearances were similar to that of the average student" and of these five were girls.
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