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DAILY
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RADIO
RECEPTION
Thursday,
January
10,
1935
'
Numerous
complaints
.have
been,
made
recently
ia
regard
to
local
radio
reception.
For
several
nijrhls
in
most
parts
of
the
city
a
buzzing
noise
came
in
that
spoiled
re
.
Priu'ce
Rupert
people
feel
that
as
they
are
recmircd
to
pay
a
license
for
their
radios
they
should
lie
protected-to
some
extent
against
noises
that
prevent
them,
from
hear
ing
the
musical
anil,
other
programs
that
come
over
the
air.
They
have
been,
asking
who
is
the
inspector
and
is
he
doing
anything.
Where
is
the
Radio
Association.'
Is
it
ac
five?
,
Undoubtedly
there
is
good
cause
for
complaint
Seal
Love
people
have
been
able:
in
some
instances,
to
get
clear-
.reception
when
the
rest
of
the
city
has
been
blanketed
'with
ii
buzzing
noise
that
made
reception--
impossible.
Last
night
.was
better
than
for
several'
nights-past
but
even
last
night
e
objectionable
noise
came
on
early
in
the
evening
al
though
4)-:
it.
soon
stopped.
THE
LATEST
RELIGION
Germanv.
which
taouehb
about
a
modiffcationiofithfc
tfftthdl
rmatid
faith
diff
ermg
in
many
respects
f
rom-THiristianilv
but
also
re'
pemoline:
it.
This
is
known
as
the
German
Faith
Movement
led.
by
Professor
Wilhelm
Hauer
and
Count
Ernst
Revent-jow..
When-the
various
protestant
sects
made
it
impossible
for-
the
formation
of
a
national
Christian'
church,
many
of
the
Nazi
leaders
threw
their
influence
with
the
new
Faith
movement.
Its
present
membership
in
less
than
half
a
million
but
it
is
spreading
rapidly
find
it
is
possible
it
may
sweep
the
whole
country.
It
is
not
opposed
to
Christianity
but
maintains
that
some
of
the
doctrines
preached
by
Jesus
of
Nazareth
are
alien
to
the
German
blood.
DISABIUTIES
OF
SYSTEM
TO'
BE
RECTIFIED,
PRIME
MINISTER
SAYS
IN
TALK
(Continued
Mom
page
one)
was
one
of
Ihc
present
objectives
ot
Uie
government.
There
was
still
necessity
for
much
to"
be
done
by
the
Dominion
and
by
the
provinces
in
co-operaUon
with
Whe
Dominion,
the
Premier
declared.
The
new
Bank
of
Canada
woulu
be
an
instrument
of
control
over
the
banking
and
currency
system
On
it
was
conferred
the
sole
ri'ht
of
note
Issue.
It
would
co-operate
with
the
chartered
banks
to
extend
and
control
the
credit
of
the
conn
try.
It
would
be
a
powerful
in
;tru
ment
of
social
justice,
aiding
a.,
it
could
In
correcting
Uie
disabilities
of
tlie
old
system.
It
would
be
a
valuable
instrument
of
advice
and
assistance
In
financing
and
would
open
up
a
new
chapter
in
Domln
Ion
financial
affairs.
t
Waten-tr-
Stocks.
Turning
his
attention
to
"stock
watering."
a
practice
hich
had
been
employed
ln
exploiting
the
ln-1
vesting
public.
Mr.
Bennett
declared
Uiat
a
larger
measure
of
protection
must
be
given
to
the
Investor
There
must
be
even
stricter
government
regulation
of
the
structure
of
com
pany
financing
so
thai
improper
practices
might
be
more
readily
de
tected
and
more
efficaciously
;tamped
out.
There
must
be-dra&Ue
simplification
of
capital
structure
so
that
it
became
more
easy
for
the
investing
public
to
understand.
Amending
legislation
to
Uie
Com
¬
panies
Act
to
be
Introduced
at
the
next
session
of
Parliament
would
Include
the
abolition
of
the
right
to
issue
"no
par
value
shares."
the
Premier
promised.
There
would
be
oUier
legislation
enacted
to
stamp
out
evils
in
stock,
promotion
me-1
thods
and
to
prevent
concentration
1
by
companies.
Recovery
measures
having
en
gaged
the
attention
of
the
government
during
the
first
three
years
of
Its
life,
the
time
had
arrived
v.
hen
reform
program
could
be
em
barked
upon.
Mr.
Bennett
said.
Thii
was
the
second
stage
ln
the
admin
istration's
plans.
The
program
of
reform
was'
described
as
a
deter-j
mined
course
of
action
which
had
been
already
begun.
He
sincerely
j
believed
It
would
usher
In
a
new
era
?
of
prosperity
for
the
people
of
the)
country
whose
unselfishness,
cour-j
age
and
Christian
forUtude
had!
been.su
amply-demonstrated'
in
the
trying
times
of
the
past
few
years.!
These
times
of
hardship
had:
thrown
all
into
confusion
and
un-;
certainty.
Many
ln
the
struggle
had
j
lost
their
sense
of
values.
Certain'
Individuals
and
corporations
might
;
have
taken
advantage
of
the
sltua-
tion
to
advance
their
own
Interest
for
selfish
puriHJses.
The
welfare
of
Loo
many
people
was
at
stake
to;
tolerate
continuation
of
this.
Here
lay
a
remedial-responsibility
for
the
government
and
his
government!
intended
to.
apply
the
necessary
remedies.
But
all
must
unite
to
devise
and
apply
the
remedies.
The
government
was
not
of
the
situation
as
facing
the
young
people
of
Uie
country:
It
wasj
the
government's
intention
to
forward
their
interests,
assist
I
nsolv-i
Ing
their
problems
and
also
seek
their
advice.
!
'
Chingiiif
the
System
jris
reform
-program,
Mr.
Bennett!
adiraitted.
wasby-
no
means
corn'
ptete
as
yet
It
could
not
be'
nfi(
j
tfdJa
be..
However,
his
government'
was
resolved
to
replace
elements
of
the
old
system
which
had
broken
down
and
become
worn
out
or
ob
solete.
This
might
be
called
radi
calism
by
some
but
it
was
necessary
ia
the
continuity
of
reform.
There
could
not
be
impervlousness
trt
change
buff
the
necessity
for1
changes
must
be
admitted
and
ac-1"
ted
uion.
'Nor
do
I
care
if
It
Is
soldi
tluit
we
are
taking
the
first
step
on
the
road
to
Socialism."
One
thing
mere
was,
nowever.
which
never
To
be
a
member
of
the
new
faith
a
net-son.
has
to
make'
must
be
relinquished
oath
that
he
and
his-
familv
are
free
from
Jewish
or
col-
countries
might
have
done,
namely
ored
blood.
He
must
not
be
a
Free
Mason,
a
Jesuit
or
be-!u,e
)rlvat
rJhts
and
Gertie
of
long
to
any
secret
organization.
Its
emblem
is
the
golden!
inwuai
the
privilege
to
work
out
one's
Never
should
......
...ui
i
ii
ii
i
'l
own
destiny.
sun
wheel
and
it
already
-l..
has
a
weekly
paper
advocating
i
its
that
be
given
up.
doctrines.
Much
of
its
inspiration
is
taken
from
the
Teu-
in
closing,
the
Prime
Minister
.tonic
Eddas
and
Sagas,
these
replacing
the
sermon
on
the
made
his
appeal
for
the
support
of
mount
and.
other
Christian
teachings.
Humility
and
paci-llne
i"ile
ln
program
of
re-fism
are
set
aside
and
doctrines
stressing
the
high
destiny
tom'
furUier
detal,s
of
which
of
the-Teiffonic
race
And
particularly
of
the
German
people
sbe
unfo,ded
Ul
lalr
ad
take
their
place.
i
The
next
Drnadcast
by
tne
Pn,.
There
are
other
similar
concurrent
movements
in
Ger-
mier
win
be
on
Friday
night,
many
all'
based
on
the
Christian
religion
but
differinir!
,
from
it
to
the
extent
that
they
tend
to
develop
a
German;
f
W
D
Trains
cults,
is
said
to.
have
reached
between
two
and
three
millions
and-their
numbers
are
increasing,
daily.
For
the
East-
as
some
Mondays,.
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
5:30
pjru
From
the
I2at
Because
It
doesn't
to
advertise
T
pay
poor
products,
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Batur
u
aoes
pay
10
ouy
wose
aavemsea.
daye
10:15
pjn.
Have
a
Cup
of
Puppy?
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BSSSSSSSSSSSBST
''HBSSSSflBSSSSSSSSflL
BSSSs9
wBSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSm
B
ifM
Will
you
tu.ve
a
cup
of
puppy
Yea
thb
li'lle
te
'.an
j.
f-.x
u-r-rier,
and
normal
in
every
way
except
::ae
ook.r.g
nappy
.md
LIKE
READING
WITH
Wit
h
wouldn't
bir.d
your
feet
If
you
YOU
wanted
to
walk!
Thn
why
read
In
hlf
light
as
If
you
wtrs
peering
through
smoked
glasses?
Working
in
poor
light
causes
eyestrain.
which
affects
our
entire
nervous
system
snd
results
in
damagvd
eyesight.
Tbs
prent
high
percentage
of
defective
eyesight
is
needless.
Proper
home
lighting,
scientists
say,
is
a
msjor
help
toward
prevention.
Watch
your
family
as
they
resd.
Does
a
chfld
of
yours
hold
his
book
noticeably
closer
than
14
inches?
If
so,
the
chances
are
that
hiseyes
are
being
strained.
He
needs
better
home
lighting,
and
he
may
need
eye-glasses.
Check
your
home.
Is
every
socket
filled,
and
with
a
lamp
bulb
of
the
correct
wattage?
Are
your
fixtures
correctly
shaded?
Have
you
sufficient
resding
lamps,
and
are
they
correctly
placed?
Thursday.
January
10,
193
WHEN
YOU
GO
ABROAD
Cony
your
money
in
a
sof,
convenient
form
by
using
TwveJies
Cbetpwt.
These
amy
b
purhaid
at
any
txaffth
of
Th
Poyal
Bunk
and
or
neyotiobU
wb4avr
youoo-Ifovelle
lurxood
will
And
a
Wnd-If
witam
ifi
th
fiuitk't
orat
ottitu
To
Y
A
L
BANK
OF
CANADA
i
conymteo
In
an
ordiacry
eoffsc
cap.
The
midget
puppy,
one
of
a
utter
of
six.
weigh
just
I
4
ounces,
to
more
than
two
montlu
old.
and
refuses
to
train
weight
V
-u-rlnarlain
say
she
will
live
"Midtjet"
to
owned
by
John
8tli
of
San
Jov
California
If
you
want
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
USE
THIS
FREE
SERVICE
Ask
to
have
one
of
our
lighting
experts
malts
a
free
survey
for
you.
She
may
find
that
you
are
wasting
electricity.
She
may
advise
some
simple
change
that
will
add
immediate
comfort.
She
la
sure
to
give
you
interesting,
scientific
ideal
on
lighting
that
will
add
to
the
beauty
of
your
home.
There
ia
no
obligation
for
this
service.
Ask
for
it
today.
Send
a
post
card
or
telephone
..210.
FOLLOW
THESE
SIMPLE
LIGHTING
RULES
.1
Ute
lamp
bulb
of
the
correct
wattce-
The
mini-mum
it
40-watt
Edison
MnK
Lamps
for
3-tockrt
lampi,
60-wtt
for
2
socket
lamp,
100-watt
for
tingle
socket
lamps.
"2.
Have
all
lamp
bulbs
shadrd.
For
port
atJet,
a
shade
which
is
light
in
color,
wide
In
spread,,
and
open
1
at
the
top.
'',
3
Never
read
in
tlarinr
lieht.
or
ln
vour
awn-
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limiled
".
'.
'
fcftwr
4
shadow.
Always
use
lamp
hultis
of
reputable
male.
Inferior
..
-4.-
14.-
ones
burn
out
and
blacken
quickly,
s