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EDITION
.02
CONTROL
OF
RADIO
The
Financial
Post
in
its
recent
issue
arruesAeainst4he
PROTEST
DEALINGS
REMOVAL
GOING
ON
Trades
&
Labor
Council
Asks
That
Lindbergh
Kidnappiny
Case
Gets
Winn
Be
Retailed
as
Head
of
rmnliratiTV7ipv-d
T-a-o
25pwprnsitlon
Board
Groups
Have
Dealt
With
iV;3!
j
.
Same
Gang
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
&
La-
bor
Oeunefl.
at
Its
regular
monthly
NEW
YORK.
April
1
:
It
became
meeting
on
Thursday
night,
went
apparent
yesterdav
that
the
two
3X)0
on
record
as
being
emphatically
op-
separate
groups
of
negotiators
for
posed
to
any
more
which
might
be
the
return
of
the
kidnapped
baby
$600
:m
wK1
a
Tlew
having
E,
S.
H.
0f
CoL
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Und-9.00
'Winn
removed
a
chairman
of
the
.ergh
were
dealing
with
the
same
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
gang.
fvuccess
of
JUs
service,
the
-couricU
tingsCol.
Wndbeih,represen-,
'
f
lt
that
hie
ramnvfl
I
wnnlH
mwn
a
fAiA
nirt
tuinAA
in
Kill'-
E5S&9ait
Saturday
April
16
l&32Lerlou5
lo8S
Tns
ttmey
general
to
Itoe
supposed
a&tectors
under
ai
1
:
:
S
win
be
oommunloBted
with
along
pmmlse
that
the
child
weuld
be
re-1
!
there
lines.
turned
which
undertaking.
how-
Municipal
and
school
affairs
uere
ever,
was
not
ilved
up
to.
j
discussed
at
some
length
by
toe
At
Norfolk
Dma
Paaooek
and
undertaking
radio
mettin
but
00
decisions
reached.
government
broadcasting
as
a
state
mnsinnlv
.loi'mi'n.r
mncf
hncmoo
tnV
k..
un
!
meeting
observed
one
mm
DEFECTS
OF
PRIVATE
CONTROL
The
Congress
in
its
memorandum
to
the
government
gays:
"The
worst
defect
of
the
existing
broadcast
rr
nrrano-p.
associates
have
been
acting
as
me-d
la
tors
for
Col
Lindbergh.
ute's
silence
in
honor
of
the
mem-
Both
arsons
claim
to
nave
been
'
Kuveiiiineni
nave
wwn
iauures.
tvnai
me
rest
lailS
tO,orvf
the
kite
Jack
Ratehfard.
who
m
t.u.),
ih.
vMn,nr.
rv
note
is
that
the
government
1S
the
only
authority
that
has
died
during
the
past
month.
Tri-
Psacock
announced
yesterday
that
the
power
to
collect
tolls
from
the
audience.
Under
recent
i1""
pld
Mr
Rtehford
in
he
was
advise
that
the
child
was
authority
given
them
by
Parliament
they
can
collect
tWDjremark8
rad
a
numbr
of
de
'till
aBve
and
well
dollars
each
from
owners
of
radio
receivers.
If
collected,
nn
.
.
wth
.
Lf'
a
conWerin
a
as
it
should
be,
this
will
provide
a
very
considerable
it2SSt
uXS&.
mATZ
TZ'-
come
and
the
tax
n
receivers
might
well
be
increased
if
S.D.
MacdonaW.
the
president
was
ttons
for
the
return
of
the
child,
the
government
gives
something
in
return.
i5l
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
Ithis
step
being
considered
advts-'
The
All-Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
has
made
repre-!Btt'ndanc
ot
de3egate-
w
prevent
any
farther
fraud.
:
sentations
to
.
the
......
government
.
in
favor
of
a
national
svs-i
.
New
neKoUtlons
m
m
!
laat
MlsvVit
tn
Ka
ivAw
man
K
ITKl
tern,
advocating
that
the
tax
be
increased
to
four
dollars,
i
"IS;
c
vZZL
"rZSZ
personal
of
which
three
and
a
half
dollars
should
be
expended
on
broadcasting
and
the
other
half
dollar
on
improvement
of
reception
conditions,
PLACE
OX
WHOLE
-COAST
ladvisor
of
Col.
Lindbersh.
CoL
jBreckenridge
spent
the
night
alone
(Continued
from
"Pat;ei
jat
the
home
in
New
York
of
Dr.
rCendon.
supposedly
to
meet
repre-Talktng
further
about
the
possi-1
j-entatives
of
ttw
kidnappers-with
bKUes
Mr.
Borbank
said
m
-effect:
j,
view
to
having
the
child
returned.
Spring
flowers
are
the
ones
I
like
New
York
police
were
still
en-best
because
they
bring
a
note
of
deavortng
to
trace
one
of
the
$20
brightness
and
color
after
the
ra-
bills
from
the
Lindbereh
ransom'
ment
is
its
relegation
of
an
important
1
public
utility
to
the
,
r
,OT8jn
The
money
wh,ch
m
,
J
and
daffodil
well
.f
berelottv
si.;
.i
i
-crocus
grow
hnnir
on
Thirrtin
i
jHiiun
i
an
agency
to
promote
me
saie
ior
prom
01
are
effective.
Tulips
also
do!
other
services
and
merchandise.
Such
value
as
is
received
Tery
wen.
ciadiusas
can
be
planted
by
the
public
from
broadcasting
is
as
secondary
in
the'in
tfae
same
ground
between
the,
IU'TCPT'ITC
minds
of
those
who
pay
for
it
as
the
coupon
in
a
packet
of
rtheT
$unw
make
a
t00
I
Jiu
1
Es
1
1
V
u
cigarettes
is
to
the
tobacco
manufacturer.
So
long
as
radio
,
I0i
,
2r
T?T?e
.
A
broadcasting
is
a
mere
advertising
medium,
the
adver-lJtlii
trSing
IS
bound
to
OCCUpy
a
predominant
position
in
all
mux
and
secured
"wonderful
re-1
programs.
The
hours
when
most
listeners
are
tuned
in
will
;Jiu.
There
ts
no
danger
from
be
at
the
disposal
of
the
advertisers
with
the
greatest
re-iIrwzln8
thCTe
bul0S
sources,
and
each
advertiser
will
seek
to
attract
attention
wreciatedrven
more
by
using
his
period
for
entertainment
rather
than
for
in-
!j
U'TTwaTS
struction.
During
the
evening
hours,
therefore,
theisten-jthink
about
the
spring."
er
has
no
choice
except
as
between
one
kind
of
amuse-;
Perennials,
xir.
Burbank
did
not
ment
and
another.
The
educational
possibilities
of
broad-
j"cuss
at
any
length
as
heconsid-casting
are
almost
whollv
neglected.
The
occasional
ser-f1?
ut5ft
n
thcm"
ions
program
is
broadcast
in
the
unsalable
hours,
late
atj'JgSSf'SJ
night
or
in
the
morning,
when
feu-
can
benefit
bed
and
the
shorter
ones
near
the
"In
Canada
the
disadvantage
resulting
from
private
tront
and
to
give
room
tor
niHng
enterprise
in
radio
broadcasting
is
coupled
with
that
of
m
'ttn
nnuais.
the
inability
of
such
private
enterprise
to
provide
effec-
Dtecuin
the
armuais.
vir.
Bur-tive.
competition
with
United
States
stations
of
greater,
tLtS."
range
and
more
substantial
endowment
Canadian
sta-;0i
color
a
the
time.
Personally,
he
tions,
in
short,
xrannot
"keep
up
with
the
Joneses."
The
favored
the
scented
flowers
such
as
Royal
Commission
found
this
to
be
a
matter
of
general
stocks.
They
gave
a
variety
of
1
a
tt
aaIa.
A
1
11
11
complaint'
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
(Church
of
England)
Very
Rev.
4.
M.
Gibson,
Dean
8
A.M,
Holy
Communion
11
A.M,
Morning
Prayer
and
Sermon
12:30.
Sunday
School
7;30.PJJ,
Evening
Prayer
and
Sermon
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
(Christian
Science
Society,
Third
SL,
Besner
Block)
This
Society
Is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
AUw.
Sunday
morning
service
at
11
O'clock.
Subject.
"DOCTRINE
OF
ATONEMENT."
Sunday
School
at
12:45.
Testimonial
meeting
Wednesday
aVo'pjn.
Reading
Room;
Third
Street.
Besner
Block,
open
on
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5.
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Kev.
W.
I).
Grant
Hc..fncuarlk,
15A.
Organist,
John
E.
Davey
11
AM,
Sermon
8ubcct:
"And
the
Doors
Were
Closed"
12:15,
'Sunday
School
igJSQ
PJH,
Sermon
Subject:
"HOW
SHALL
WE
THINK
OF
i.
3.
3.
r
All
11
Jite
we
Justified
In
praying
for
bodily
healing?
How
can
we
differentiate
between
human
and
divine
healing?
To
what
extent
does
faith
play
a
part
In
the
healing
ot
disease?
You
are
Invited
to
unite
with
us
In
WORSHIP,
FELLOWSIUP,
SERVICE
color,
bloomed
for
a
long
time
well
Into
the
fall,
withstood
rain
andi
'
wind
and
gave
off
a
wonderful
per-'
'
fume.
Flowering
Shrubs
The
flowering
shrubs
were
also
mentioned
as
being
effective,
snchj
i
as
lilacs.
They
were
hardy
and
'beautiful.
!
Quoting
Luther
Burbank.
who.
by
;
the
by.
Is
a
diatant
relaUve
of
M.
A
ithe
importance
of
soil
was
stressed.
Any
soil
should
be
so
porous
that
rain
and
air
eonld
penetrate
Hot-ten
manure
was
very
effective
m
bringing
about
this
condition.
New1
manure
brought
seeds
which
proved
troublesome
but
once
4t
had
decomposed
most
of
the
seeds
were
destroyed.
"Visitors
who
come
here
should
go
away
visualizing
flowers,"
con
cluded
Mr.
Bin-bank.
"The
Lord
put
them
on
earth
'so
that
they
could
be
enjoyed
by
rich
and
poor
alike.
My
Wea
ts
to
have
o
many
that
I
have
nlenty
to
irive
away
and
still
there
are
plenty
in
the
garden
to
brighten
and
beautify
the
place."
Mr.
Burban
puts
his
theories
into
practice
at
his
own
place.
He
Is
away
often
for
weeks
at
a
time
Just
when
he
to
needed
In
the
garden
but
still
he
makes
a
good
showing.
BOTH
ARE
HEAD
DIES
William
John
Barns,
President
of
International
Atency,
Passes
In
New
York,
NEW
YORK.
Aprtl
10:
William
John
Burns,
head
of
the
International
Detective
Agency
and
noted
United
States
criminologist,
passed;
away
yesterday.
Born
at
Baltimore
on
October
19,
'
1881,
the
late
Mr.
Burns
was
educated
at
public
and
parochial
schools
there,
after
which
he
took
a
business
course.
Fie
took
up
investigatory
work
and
ultimately
became
president
of
the
William
J.
Burns
International
Detective
Agency.
He
hafl
offices
in
New
York
and
Chicago.
The
late
Mr.
Burns,
who
was
a!
Republican
and
a
Catholic,
Is
sur-!
vrved
by
a
widow.
'
PIONEER
OF
WEST
Samuel
McKay.
Indian
Fighter
and
Buffalo
Hunter,
Passes
Away
at
Calgary
CALQARY.
April
16:-Samueli
McKay,
noted
buffalo
hunter
and
Indian
fighter,
died
at
hU
home
here
yesterday
at
an
advanced
age.'
He
was
a
schoolmate
of
Archbishop
S.
P.
Matheson.
former
Primate
oil
Canada
for
the
Anglican
Church,'
and
knew
Louis
RJ
and
Sluing
Bull
personally
In
hte
younger
days
he
was
hi
charge
of
a
Hudson
Bay
post
In
Manitoba.
uod
Fraser
and
Jerry
Pott
f
tl.u
city
wtll
sail
on
the
Prlnct
John
tonight
to
py
a
visit
tb
Queen
Charlotte
City.
ON.R,
TRAINS
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Frl-
-
3
p.m
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
ana
Satur
days
"'
'
io:40
niTI
D1
A
T17C
I
,Jn
:
V
.
'
'
!
The
Dally
News
can
be
fpoS
NEW
YORK,
April
1
:
-Both
chased
at-
Former
Governor
A.
E.
Smith.
1028
t
Post
Office
News
Bland.
323
candidate,
and
J.
W.
Davis,
stand-
!
Oranville
fit
Vnnivpr.
iaw
bearer
lor
the
party
In
102V
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
were
elected
delegates
yesterday
to
George.
B.C.
the
Democratic
convention
this!
R.
W.
Riley.
Terraoe.
B.C.
isummer
when
a
candidate
for
the;
General
Store,
.Anyox.
132
campaign
w
be
chosen.
i
Smlthers
Drue
Store,
flmlth-
The
convention
here
passed
a
re-'
ers.
B.C.
solution
demanding
repeal
of
the
4
Eighteenth
Amendment.
s
444
Lite
Insurance
at
a
LOW
RATE
Y)U
can
restore
your
depleted
estate
to
its
former
value
immediately
by
means
of
a
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Low
Kate
Life'
Policy
..
For
example,
a
$10,000
ptJUy
requires
a
yearly
'.
outhiy
of
only
$182.10
of
ttff
30,
and
thi
amount
btromes
Uss
each
yvar
at
Jiri4rnJ
are
allotted.
1J
preferred
the
diiidends
may
be
used
to
increase
the
amount
of
insurance
or
left
on
deposit
lrith
the
Company,
at
interest,
and
usnl
to
prepay
future
premiums.
Life
Insurance
is
(lie
Unique
Investment
.
there
are
No
Shrinking
Values
;
Life
iniurance
is
the
only
road
that
itill
take
You
4tnd
Yours
to
guaranteed
imlejtendcnce,
because
the
uilttes
of
life
insurance
policies
do
not
fluctitnte
tdth
changps
in
economic
conditions.
Recognizing
the
outstanding
merits
of
life
insurance
as
an
investment,
Business
and
Professional
men
and
women,
Laborers,
Farmers,
etc.,
are
investing
their
funds
in
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
Low
Rate
Life,
Endowment,
Pension,
Family
Income
and
other
tyjies
-of
policies.
We
frhall
he
pleased
to
tell
you
the
cost
of
a
Low
Rate
Life
or
other
policy
for
any
definite
amount
for
yourself.
Clip
the
coupon
now
and
mail
it
to
our
Head
Office
for
information
or
call
our
local
office.
Let
the
Klreiijif
Ii
of-the
Mutual
he
your
protection
the
MUTUAL
LIFE
Me-pTe
tne
further
particulars
of
.
r
Vur
Ixw
Hate
Life
IVJicr.
Q
OF
CANADA
Ueail
Officet
WATERLOO,
ONT.
bublUhcxl
1869
1
am
alto
interested
in
the
following
type
f
tlicyt
,f
Jit
Ap.
SPENDING
TO
SAVE
.
.
THROUGH
Advertising
Not
many
of
us,
these
days,
are
trouhled
with
so
much
money
that
wc
cannot
spend
it.
Rut
wc
arc
interested
in
spending
the
money
we
have,
to
get
the
most
out
of
it.
One
way
and
not
a
new
way,
either
is
to
make
a
Imdgct.
Put
down,
week
hy
week,
the
money
that
comes
in.
Put
down
he-side
it,
week
hy
week,
the
money
that
goes
out.
So
much
for
food,
so
much
for
clothing,
so
much
for
rent.
So
much
for
giving,
rind
for
luxuries.
Where
Advertising
Helps
It
won't
always
he
easy,
of
course,
to
stay
within
the
budget.
That's
where
advertising
helps
you.
Advertisements
in
this
newspaper
tell
you
how
much
rugs,
butter,
breakfast
foods,
dishes,
homes,
automobiles
will
cost,
More
you
go
shopping
1
They
point
out
ways
to
save
money.
They
show
you
how
to
cut
a
Hllle
here,
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