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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 44, 18 May 1928, Page 3

The 1928 Paris’s Latin Quarter’s "‘vie de Boheme’? contrasts yiolently with that of Henri Murger’s day. Students are no longer content with an attic and a precarious existence, and a number of them at the Sorbonue, less well-to-do than others, have found an outlet for their technical knowledge and energies in making wireless reccivets de luxe and finding a good sale for them. ‘Their organisation is called Radio-University, aud their products are available at an economic price becanse there is no middleman, The young engineering students occupy themselves with the mysteries inside the set, while the art cabinets are made by those at the Deoratiye Arts School, :