Youano mz Unive Modern Physics for Everybody.—By Paul Karlion, Transiaved by Bernard Mall, Aon Unuin, London, 120 tet el ea a scone exer och Sagem tad crying ton 2 wet int a ca tans Se inv the RFC. and, among decorations, held" the "St, Georg Cross, T'was told he was "an adventurer and "not. at the "type. of person to belong to the chub." Per= Sonally T doubt if Bert Hall' would, even if Invited, have joined. such a collection "of Bums, any" way. The Inafority" of them were just holding own jobs In business concerns which This is a popular exposition of the "new physics, written and illustrated in the style which Henry van Loon has applied to Universal History and the Bible, Considered ig an excellent effort and succeeds its "alm of expressing physical phenomena and theory in terms of simple analogies. Occasionally the technique is a little strained and the gid mathematician will be a little shocked at some of the comic methods employed.
Professor Schrédinger, one of the protagonists of the wave-theory of the atom, writing of this book so; 1 was surprised by the. fantastic Highness of your ideas, the.ever= hanging "costumes "by" which you effectively "and" permanently Keep monotony at arm's length. largely due to the lack of effort and 'g0.0n the part of masonic, Job-hld~ ting, cldlimer sung ike themselves.
First of all, what a charming comment by a guest on his hosts! The RA, Club was founded by a group of Shanghai men all of whom were fighting" in the Great War when The translation Is so good that one feels that the translator must be almost as clever as the author.
The price is rather high for a popular book, but the layman wilt Ket more out of this work than from any other "'vulgarization" of science at present on the market—2.0,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.