HELP FROM SCIENTISTS.
HOARD CONSIDERS MART INVENTIONS.. LONDON, March 22. I Lord Crewe, speaking in the House of Lords, and replying to. a question as to what had been done to foster inventive talent for war purposes, said close attention had been given to numerous inventions submitted to the Inventions Board. A vast amount of work was being done in all the principal chemical and physical laboratories. PERILS OF FLYING. KO FAULTY MACHINES. LONDON, March 22. Lord Devonshire, rcplving j n the House of Lords to Lord Bercsford, said there was no record of any officers of the naval air service losing their fives through faulty machines, but two had beeen killed while can-ring out experiments. r
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 71, 23 March 1916, Page 5
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