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THE annual report of the National Research Council of Canada*, 1941–42, includes the report of the president, the financial statement for the fiscal year 1941–42, as well as the reports of the directors of the various divisions, the Gauge Measurement Laboratory, the Radio Board, the Section on Codes and Specifications and the Research Plans and Publications Section. Practically all the activities of the National Research Council in 1941 were directed to the study and solution of problems immediately connected with Canada's growing war effort, and the Council has been officially designated as the Research Station of the Royal Canadian Navy, the Army and the Air Force, and is shown as a civil establishment in tlie records of the Department of National Defence.
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National Research Council of Canada. Nature 153, 262–263 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/153262a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/153262a0