Pavis, Jan. 4.
London, Jan. 4.
London, Jan. 6. At the beginning of the new 1 Professor Auguste Piccard, the In connection with the demarche noted. explorer of the stratosphere, prtjented by the Folish Anmbanrador University. term, the census publish-Mil sell from" Havre on the str.
Bethe Court of St. James as Jed to-day shows that there are 2,387 Champlain to-morrow on the great-tone contain remarks mate foreign students from 61 different Get adventure of his eaves—to Beth "Broadcasting - Come ies in the various colleges of fever America. He will also give a Yeats Eve broadcast, series of lectures. pes eral ave published to-day.
"The Swiss savant spoke stated that, daring the pro-while at Edinburgh University there his forthcoming ruyage with the tame. simple, almost, naive, en-rane which costed Gf 3 hank fare 475.
Sra, Moun: Continental stations "The largest contingent of Lon-Ghustasm thet' he has shown in con-Epo ions Contents atone don's foreign students comes. irom ection with his epoch-making voy-Busta isles the announcer, Trdia, and this term they number age ate. el meet. homvens.
Being the Warsay, broadcast "Five hundred of them are his, Is going to creates introdasee, Nie hear Poland's capi studying medicine, economics and] adventure.of my life," he said when ERIS mich" spends one-third of engineering. Of 252 students from visiting Pari "America is still Heh gut for armament and which is [South Africa, a considerable number the land of opportunity, especially for them are'taking tropical medijeme at the London School of Ilyfor me, for America, in addition to fil other advantages, has that of be-State which is maintained by force, Hgiene. The eminence which London Sng the only land in close touch with While Germany, in accordance with enjoys as a medical centre is inthe mingnetie pole."
The restriction'. imposed upon het Profs Piccard explained thet his the Treaty of Versailles, has chief goal will be to make area Taker lan army, a navy, nor ments Yor the long-heralded stratoithe sphere flight which he hopes to make ihe papers, in publishing this in the Hudson Bay region, as close statemdate ensphasise that the Constantinople, Jan. 7.
possible to the magnetic pole.
SiSincer expressed the true senti-have found," he said, that aria of tae British publie—The Turkish Radio Company thas asked, parliament to inter a group of commie xays Trane-Ocean Kuo Min, wene and to bring in legislation which never reach the earth, being gainst what they term "radio Rhuorbed. by the upper atmosphere The study of these is of first importance to science ndy since they
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