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The 2nd regular monthly meeting of the Osaka English. Speaking Society, which was held

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By way of formally presenting the subject under discussion, Mr. Suzuki stated that Universal Suffrage is a loose term as it is variously interpreted by its exponents, but in the generally accepted sense of the phrase it means the political right or act - f voting granted to all male citizens who are of age and are not incapacitated in any way, whether mentally or morally, for its proper exercise. After giving this definition, he said: "It seems to me that during the last few months much intensity has been added

10: the move- ment in support of the immediate adoption of the un- iversal suffrage system in our country. Many public meetings and demonstrations have lately been held not only in Tokyo, but also here in the Kwansai district, for the purpose of arousing public opinion in favour of the adoption of the system. It is not perhaps too much to say that public attention is now focussed on the

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The next speaker was Mr. It was recently reported from Katsujiro Suzuki. He attacked Paris that an invention had been- Mr. F. Makiura advocated that the Government for what he called perfected where 50,000 pictures the suffrage should be extended the "squeezing method" employedaid he taken in a second. to all Japanese subjects-high

The invention was discussed in taking every cent out of the and low, rich and poor, but not pockets of the lower classes. He with Mr. S. J. Co. who is the immediately, as most of the

graphically depicted the miseries joint inventor with Mr. H. Work- Japanese people are still tack of the poor, and insisted upon the man, of the Cinephrome Ltd.) Camera. Mr. Cox pointed out that the achievement was really

development of

ap. paratus invented by M. Lucien Bull, of Paris, in 1904. He step of a man walking at the rate chester College of Technology. did not doubt the statement that of four miles an hour.

Major Gamble during the war 30.000 photographs could be Very useful photographs have was head of the Section of Exper- taken in a second, but for also been taken of surgical oper-iment and Desiga (Photography). practical purposes the inventionations, especially in cases where in the R. A. F. While he held had very important limitations. the surgeon has been compelled to thet post. he said, one of his There were two methods of taking move so quickly that the actual mechanics invented apparatus for high-speed photographs. Under operation was barely visible to greatly accelerating all previous the spark system the film was the students gathering round. speed of kinematography. the On the other hand, a useful-Two of these machines moving continuously and mittent, while the reverse was illuminating point. was interness for the "spark" method could were actually constructed one of be found in taking small objects, which was used by the R.A.F. the case in connection with such as bullets or insects, when and the other by the Director of the method. under which the exposure would have to be Ordinance for experiment pur- they had been working in London, something like a hundred-thous-poses.

Mr. W. Sukigara. Mr. T. Tanaka and many others also spoke. all advocating the im- mediate adoption of the system.

Mrs. T. Furuya, who spoke next. denounced the injustice of excluding women from participat- ing in political affairs, saying that the suffrage should not be Mr. S. Furuya, who followed allowed to be monopolised by next. spoke briefly and to the those who pay a certain amount point. He opposed the immediate of direct national taxes, because adoption of the system, on the these people represent only a ground that the majority of the very emall portion of the Japanese people are not sufficient- Japanese population. In her ly advanced in their political opinion, women are not neces- ideas to justify it. sarily inferior to men, and they should therefore, be treated on the same footing of equaltiy as men. She said that the women of Japan should protest against the injustice of not allowing In summing up, the Chairman them even to attend political called the attention, of the mem- for the film moved intermittently andth part of a second. The bullet Mejor Gamble was able to meetings. It is certainly a bars present to the evils resulting and the light was continuous, codd then be shown in its flight. explain something of the scientific great disgrace." she went on to from the immediate adoption of enabling about 250 photographs From the medical point of view. possibilities of the invention. say. that Japan, who is proud the universal sufrage system, as to be taken in second. A dishe added, the spark method The central point is that the of calling herself the leader of the majority of the people are still advantage of the spark method cannot mean a revolution in ex-normal sight can only take in a Asiatic nations, or one of the backward in their political ideas, was that the photographs were perimental science, because, so given rate of motion per unit of great Powers of the world, does He said that no teacher would limited to a very small surface. far as he was aware, the resources time. When kinematography |not adopt the universal suffrage turn a student loose in a chemical such as a fly crossing a four or of the cameras already existing records continuous motion far. [system, when all the other civilis- | laboratory without an adequate six inch circle, because the only had not been taxed. Unless there more quickly than the human re- ed nations of the world have undertsanding of the equipment source of illumination was from was something not disclosed heftine could take the impression, the already done so." She did not he is to use and a clear conception as electric spark thrown through did not think that the new system motion of the object photographed hesitate to attack the members of what he is trying to do, even a condenser, the object photo would mean anything like a slowed down in the showing of the House of Represent-under his supervision. "It is graphed being between.. the revolution in connection with the film to the rate at which the atives, who, according to what she just as necessary,” he said, "that condenser and the camera. such experiments. :

human eye may take in an im- said, ere puppets in the hands of the people should have 1 Another important disadvan- By means of ac electrical pression, is reproduced so that it the rich, saying that they are clear conception of what tage was that the object to be apparatus producing 50.000 sparks may be observed in all its details. opposed to the adoption of the politics is before the system is photographed would have to be per second M.M. Abraham and Thus the great value of the in- universal suffrage system for fear | adopted."

taken to the laboratory. Where Bloch demonstrated at the French vention is the possibility it offers of losing their constituents, should

the film moved intermittently the Academy of science how a pro- of the analysis of movement. the universal suffrage system be

be taken out jectile in its passage through the Concerning the claim from adopted. In conclusion, she ex-

into the open, and the object air might be observed in 50,000 Paris that by this method it will pressed the hope that the general

be possible to study the circul- public would awaken to the call

the whole field of vision in exactly the same

Although the acceleration oflation of the blood and the play of of the times and make every

manner the process may be higher than muscles, Major Gamble said that possible effort in order that the

as an ordinary kinema. By this any hitherto reached, it is not in his opinion the great difficulty. system might be adopted without

method eleven pictures had been correct to call the process itself was in the matter of luminosity. any unnecessary loss of time. It was found that those who obtained of the firing of a howitzer new, as a representative of the The corpuscles did not move at a Mr. T. Yoshioka followed. He voted for the affirmative were less between the explosion of the fuse Manchester Guardian learned great rate in the blood, but the said that it would be a useless in number then those "on the and the shell leaving the muzzle.from Major Charles W. Gamble, problem of getting sufficient light PATENT TREATED IN THEIR OWN BOKEK occupation of time to discuss the negative side. The meeting broke In addition they had taken 160 to head of the Department of Photo- through the tissues to photograph

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