Polish President As Inventor
WAKSHAW.—Prof. Iguacy Moscicki, President of the Polish Republic, does not cease his researches in natural science in spite of his arduous state duties, it has been shown by tho opening of the new room in the Technical Museum hero containing examples of the President’s inventions and discoveries.
Among exhibits are the interior of tho President’s laboratory in Fry burg, a number of patents obtained by him during the last 30 years and the authentic laboratory instruments used by him in his pioneer scentilic work.
Many tables explain the gradual development of his methods of producing nitrogeu as a basis for obtaining all those combinations which are so indispensable to tho agricultural life of Poland. These tables show the important results obtained for Poland in factories of Jaworz, Chorzow and Moscice.
Thanks to the excellent graphic methods applied the masses of the public are enabled to understand the greatness of tho research work done by the Polish President without theoretical preparation. President Moscicki has a laboratory arranged in his residence at Warsaw Castle where he devotes much of his spare time to investigations and inventions. One of his latest inventions is an apparatus for manufacturing artificial “mountain air.”
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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 69, 23 March 1937, Page 14
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