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RefNoMS/525/5/2/43
LevelItem
TitleLetter from Dugald Clerk to Robert Harrison, Assistant Secretary, Royal Society, Burlington House
Date13 July 1915
DescriptionDiscussion of the Chemistry and Physiological Committees' recommendations to the War Committee. Clerk has no objections to a press statement on the existence of the committees, although he believes that their composition or membership should remain secret. It would be undesirable to advertise committee membership in the form of a badge or other sign of office. The Engineering Sub-Committee has maintained secrecy as far as is practical, but the need to write to the authors of inventions has revealed the chairman and secretary.
Extent3p
FormatCarbon copy
AccessStatusOpen
Fellows associated with this archive
CodePersonNameDates
NA7825Clerk; Sir; Dugald (1854 - 1932); mechanical engineer1854 - 1932
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