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Select this Article		The reality of neutrinos George Gamow


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Select this Article		The Christmas lectures at the Royal Institution Thomas Martin


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Select this Article		Stipend: One thousand dollars Nathan L. Nichols


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Select this Article		Science on the air John E. Pfeiffer


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Select this Article		Cosmic Rays L. Jánossy and Bruno Rossi, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Alsos Samuel A. Goudsmit and Stephen White, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Nuclear Forces: Volume 1 L. Rosenfeld and Herman Feshbach, Reviewer


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Select this Article		Dr. William Wilson


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Select this Article		Phosphorus in Steels F. R. Bryan


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Select this Article		Plasticity in Metals William Prager


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Select this Article		Plastic Optical Elements David S. Grey


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Select this Article		Scandinavia Gösta Funke


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Select this Article		Great Britain N. F. Mott


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Select this Article		Institute Doings Henry Barton


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Select this Article		Accreditation Henry Barton


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Select this Article		Letters to the Editor Clarence W. Metcalf, Stanley R. March, Oliver E. Buckley, Harry A. Bullis, Louis N. Ridenour, and L. F. Curtiss


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Select this Article		College and University Chapters Henry A. Barton


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Select this Article		National Academy Honors


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