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E Seldom have the financial affairs‘

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_of any country been presented in‘ _f such clear and coniprehensivc fasil-

'tion as was Cunatlifs position yes-i

iterday in the first blldget spcechi 'inf the Hon. E, N. Rhodes, Minister

inf Finance. It was the general?

'opinion that Premier Bennett, in: !selecting a successor to this port-E l!olio from the Maritime Provinces'

ilu the person of Hon. Mr. Rhodes,_! fhad acted with his usual good judg- ment, and this opinion will nn-I

'doubtedly be enhanced by a careful study of yestel'day's budget deliv

ery in Parliament.

The grave conditions facing Can- _

Bda as a result of worldi depression have necessitated heavy

extraordinary expenditures, ln- cluding unemployment relief and inrlireet liabilities arising out '

of the financing of the Can- Bdian National Railways. Nev- l ertheless, it is the intention to bal- I

l il

ance the bllclaet tllis year on thelq

usual current govel'lnnellt services.

'Ihis is to lic aciiir-vcd by reductions . S. . _ .

in expenditure on the one hand,

` and proposed additions to the tax-

_ntlon revenues on the other. 'l’ux:l- `iti0n measures will include an in-

l crease in sales tax froln four to six

per cent, as will as illeli-_lsr-s

Uoint stock vo.li)l.i;~1` , 'uid it retino-

,tion ln c:.'ell;plio:ls pi'e\'iulisl},f

‘ gr inted.

'Iilese t;\\' illl'ii‘.~'r"< \'.l‘r~~ to ir `

e\;>~\f_e.'i. lil ;-.wx-' '.:i~..'ij' wt. ‘;. 'trilli-

_‘tl'y ill tile \‘.a.'lri. lll';l.i’_li; i:;i.'-..il".i

It-\i.=.i",~:l lil i.<'.:\li._lll hiir. i:,~til ii..l\l';-

efi to meet ilic presicnt financial

sli.;atlorl, C:lliu:l.t, as l\lr liiloltzs

polliftli out ill his sgcevil, has ev-

irv reason to look for\‘.‘:u'd with

z'».i::ti.i'llce to all cally recovery, but

ill '_"c nlcalltiirrf. with revenlies es- |

tiuizltz-rl at .>3l9,lO-’),(‘Utl and ill-: usu-

al current exptll\.e.~. of gflvt-rnl.~:llt

ahiolintirlg to S”.00,£t.”»O.':'lil, it is clear

that the e>.‘.rei..__ .y llurtlclirl

plated upon thc ariulinlstratiml

cannot be nut without lllcl'e;1"-cd

taxes. These ilicrezlses, it is estim-

ated, will give n. revenue of

000,000, tllus bitlancillg current ex-

$4,300,000 to go to'.\'al'ds capital ex- pendltures.

, A lengthy summary of the Bud-5

in i

fthe rates of tax p.i;.;l`nl<,» oil per-i r ’sonal incolue.<. <~_»:~p.»i..lif\ils anti

came forward annually Sfafmg him

did

lability, or repay the amount hand- t cd-

MacDonald as the father and pat-i t ron

transpol'tat'on, Notwithstanding

anything that may be sa <1 to the contrary, it would have been bet-

ter for Canada to-day had Mac-

ten million people shouldering an-__ ii

'nd Great Brlzain combined. Itl

'x-rincll a lloplliafion of the United; _wk _ima ‘to tum around and u _

ates, that these two railway sys-_ g1.0._._,1 in a very lion-like manney 00l”l£Blns material to which the pat-

_le

We in thc Maritime Provineesi

. :i

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_proba‘.7.v .suffer greater i‘.'ll'eishipF` r

‘rage-ills llili\‘.;'~‘i<m in other sec-_

§ii1‘ll.<'-ifC,l~_l'l ‘Hp gi;‘.:::*i cg `;~ ~1il;‘ _Mis ii ‘rr :mg-i_f<i to ora: I ln.1~\<~l ser->

iuic". 'ltd '.\'c no n'.:lti" to Silficl' ilnllwr- .\:lri!_\', at all events unfairly.

_ - Apart :rein the ruinous ialaneilig _ :of the !\.Z'_i<'Kllzie-D.ial1ll projects,! iC;lli."i<ia`s :';iii'_\'.l_\'s ure suffer ng` ifrelll colii~,:c‘.itii'e auto traffic. To-_

fday every Pr-.ivlilcc is viong with

,iltioillcr in inproving the roads to ffa;-iiltate alitozncliile traffic. Auto-i

Emohilcs are not taxed in proportiori to thc coft of miprorillf; and main-

rilibusier "strategy" has been t0 U0 H

Kmzie ,md Mmm ncvm. been born! up unemployment relief for 8 treated with more hope ol’ success

th ' l lb! .

Here we are a country of less than, month and to delay the budget for an “as former y Doss e

_ _ ia wee-ie. All who regard either of

Old Countrv Y l iemcnibered that Britain‘s policy C

l e industries is ln her own hands _ She may raise her tariff at will t0 C whatever levels yhe situation may be af, any time demand The lm d

_ _ fe

Cnrrmbc-.!ri.in, Chancellor of the ___

I Excequer, may not be able to

Ir Mack mi King at least

onsistent with his former record in

t_ilic;~ tftliei ,mm li -'if'

no rd e olemmen o _obsgructing the gov ent b lex _________ _______c____d and many 0! them

ending the unemployment and

over to MacKenzie and Mann:_ farm relief 80?! 11153-1!\‘B_ it aw? pr

mme o

only nut it out ei Siem. re-dey ;T;_u_;f‘°H__'°_:_i__ud°°wu Mtuatgd 32

we are paying the consequence of_ by his extreme partisanship. On ly

lat period oi’ financial madness. April 3rd 1930 as reported in Hans-

All the railway troubles, expenSe_ ard. He declared. "With .!'9SP9Ci W - d cuduilmfnt. are due to the W BWI”-‘I ’“°“"y °“* M the Fed"°‘1 causes mueli misery to the patient

i . ` treasury V’ any 'wry Wvemment in d u h distress to the famll , is

tngiorious attempt on the part of __ these alleged _m_ fm m C Y

. |3115 C°“n“'Y °" being thoroughly investigated and

' wi' ii L. ' d ii 1-:

Su' lm 'umm an _ S co _ ell1l'J10ym<‘“T~ l“1"P°5°S» with these already many cures are reported.

leagues to out-Herod Sir John A__g0vemmen15 situated 35 they are

oday, with policies diametrically

of rrnngfonglngngay railway! opposed to those Of 0115 G°V¢m‘ search Council has issued its yearly

ment, I would not give them B xport, and ou_t_llnes the work that is

_ _ _.. ing underta en at its various re-

‘ me cent piece search centres. New methods of

_ treatment have been introduced and

The net result of the 0131705" °“'S ol

h°se thin s as a national blessing 0

- _ .v VE

ualiy an expenditure on railways: “,111 applaud Mr, Klng's statesman- been investigated.

executing that of the Un ted States! ship.

_ _ _ If th nth f March wen; out- im

lay he in the future, when ue, ___ _______'; ";)____ ;______1_ke a lamb gt factored in large amounts inthe

rine. This substance probably

_ i

ms will prove ii lllessllfz, bui when April was but 4 daYS Old si leant nic (‘all1\:i.\ has to endure T-l"‘l’\1fiYli~l DU 9' 5n°“"st°rm which u

hem ri curse. ' v‘““ ‘°“' °q““'S d“"“g the winter' time an ueilimatie ettriele follows.

The rising value of sterling is by| inary proteose' as it is called the

` ` ,nl 04,15 the best sign now visible Council inlestigatcd such factors as

.han any o'ile;‘ part in coli.»equenci" ____ the “_o_,1d.s economic horizon It di int C:iil:id:l hfin: ovrl-:'ai!l'oatied_ means that Bmaing foreign credit P

We liaxe a xelju L - fl, and on the i_»;

`»_-~ji.il; ye,-_._, ,,~, ,.;,,,»,,-_~5.,,~_. ,..-,~\»i,~g_ reflects a definite and_ pr0l§rC5T_:@ _li

.Yet in ro:z.f\qiicili‘e of the out-` "mum °f l?lf‘m;e__S; §€;d;_tll§;s__h;o bs 5

il ii respect to the protection Of ___

lrovcnierlt which has .set in so

clearly in Britain is no mere acci- pr dent. It is thc most sil§T\ifiCfmt de' W vciopmcnt that has come slice the th

Jeginning of the general business W

It is said that Rt. Hon. Neville

itailling :ho roar!;=, and they enter accompany the British dg1¢ggti9n]____

liuto (lrc;t colnpetitzmi with the 1

::'ail\v:ij.~s, \'.'h eh have to nizlintalnl of the need of strong 1eaderShiP Dt

_ilieir ozvn roads and to pay heavy I

lxaiion over and above. In this

lo improve and make rofiris to I

get. speech appears in i'icl:ly's} r

,Guardian and merits careful rludy_ by all our citizens. The Finzincol

rr put the sifllatimi in a nut

however, when he said:

if we failed to face our

with cletwnlilifltioil :li.tl

whatever sacrifice. fully meet financial aiillsrltiorm, l~.ilaii<e budget and pros!-l‘vc our na-

nal clcdit in the eyes of :in

van: l`il‘.‘ailcizli wo.'l.i. This

may result in ll:\l'tl:;.l.,'_~.

may entail sncrif_‘ee; illlz in tire i

run it will result_iri lrss i

.incl '_'.‘lil cuii'frlr l<i.'_'» I tllrlll tilnt. wilicll v.'il,lltl

[loin it policy less etillf- '

agcous."

THE SEQUEL

Vifhen the Laurier Go',`cl'nr\lent_|

succe.<sl'.'e years fizlallccd thc_

and Mann Railway pro-

flects they little dteampt It was'

making a stick tiirratcning ninlost 10 break Ca.nacia‘s financial baekf

"We would be recrcnlit in our E

provirle competition \v_th the rail-_'along with him To make thc; wzlyi or ill other wnrcts, making Confcrgnge 3, 100 per cent SUCCBSS

_ _ .< _ ' ,- d d, 4 I ‘from the great ce tres and l “ 1. sl ck with which to endanger_ both will be nee e ____ _ with the erection of Prince of wales ____________ ___ work _____n____ used _____i;r__ger 40307 ___ P_________ Edward Is_____d__

Of poultry New Brunswick has

. ie- . ~ l .~ ~.-'r ~ _ . ~ r

Denclitures and leavillit a sul'pius ofi“"’ 1 mf' me PVC HL 11 Gown] lain iS 3- Study P"°i'e°u°n‘5t and a c

'ments are repeating the mistakes zealous Imperlallst, whose counsels C of the Laurier Government in days: would be invaluable on the 11116559” ,

past. They are borrowing money Ur in"ra"Emph`e tariff preferences'

o the Ottawa Conference, be-oau'c; ____

rome, in face of the Irish problem. _ __

will be unfortunate if this turns ig ut to be the case. Mr- Chamber- in

t may yet be that he will be able 0 come and to bling Mr. De Valera_

ge asthma patient can now be

psets the processes of the body

olle n,hairs and feathers. The Hos-

___\5_m_€d_ and at the same time pltal for Sick Children, london,

rovided interesting information on ec‘edity_ In two out of every three ases some relative of the asthmatic ii . As a result of the inspection of

onciuded that the most common auses were feather or horse hair

ust.

ho states that of 366 cases of as-

ere helped simply because the

depression two and a half YE" 9-80- m

The bedding is frequently disin-

now that asthma is being invest- ated so thoroughly, and that with.

ccllllgol//ze/t

%€________ -_ _ ’ -

One of the pleasing things in

ure me as e liability, nut inet, H ` ° °. 'M medicine te-day is to see how the

curable' diseases of the past are

ndered cui-able and many cases evented. In this list are tuber- osis, pernicious anaemia, and betes, diseases that were former- fatal. _ And now :mother ailment. one hlch, while not usually fatal,

I refer to asthma. In Great Britain the Asthma. Re-

d ones modified, so that the aver-

At the “Guy's" Hospital Clinic r three hundred patients have

One of the points of great interest that during an attack of asthma, albuluinous substance is manu-

nt is sensitive, that is this sub- ance, food or other material, so

In addition to this substance, ‘ur-

et, heredity, physical habit, dust,

ild suffered from asthma

any hundreds of homes it was

ds gr pillows, animal pets, and

That dust is a big factor has been oven by Dr. H. C. Gram, Norway

ma. admitted to hospital 187 cases

odern _hospital has light dry ards, kept absolutely free of dust.

cted and thus the development of galilc life in it is prevented. This may help_t,o explain why the rrection of nose defects cures me cases of asthma. It is certainly gratifying to

reasonable time it will become a rnble disease in practically all

I I

THE GHARLOTTETDWN GUARDIAN :miss av me wiv it what serie Ham__l»_eu_r__,_r___°n Radio

_ _ _ . f, th Toron

rlrvnsoar, Arun.. 1, lm eriee-ine development er moe _ -__.,;,¢ _ gawaed broeaeiteclng orza-\\1v1i1°__1;_’ \"°“°_ _____‘;”___ °‘;;;__ _:_ “_ whtmued

_`_._ - - - - _within the Empire, since other __B__ /_"___ w_ Emo MD ii-1 _ Isaid Boris IjIamb0Ul¥. <=01"5t °f ° 5°' _ had -_ THE RHQDES [2U])(,‘ET wiped out this debt by writing lt' wrmtlries will not trade with us in

_ _ - an 1 severd commerc- [J -_ ieir me beers ee taut it no mere’ fair terms. mv:-:srloivrlno Asrmus Sn-,ng Quartet, ie The citizen. after “ll” ""‘°“d° °’

» ___ I . _ tr, on we iel spenwrs. but 1°\v\d 01° P‘°¥"““

|Tuesdays ooncelt___v_'l_tl_\__ _¢_a______°; __ ____ ___ ___ mtnluded with mv”-gg.

` Women's Cho1r» Y

E mblonnl ,system will be necessary 11 I-ng as to be distasteful from an

i _ "1 would

onderful instrument is $01118 5m3n° Wmt °f vw

W |

1 t; ll,’ said Mr.

be used for the development of 5 ’°*h°’ “°'° P “V ° °

tional int of view and as u. Hamb01ll°€. "than Play undef "ch

[medium for the musical and artistic °imdm°“*" ____

mm _ Give Causds a moe

ression of the __<__'_l;___g ls; p:_l;__ B____ cannot the cmmmn people

Knowing som

. 1 I e celilent items

conditions I would urge Cim°d“ “wwe penty ° x

' _ IW Shit ?" 0116 in

Place broadcasting under Ti f;x___i:_he___I_1;_ _ d__W______es ____ s___°_____ ____ _

lonal auspices b€f0!'€ ii- 15 t°° 9 - York Phn_hm._

"What a wonderful new means of Wski and the New' ,_ -_ this c country together m°m“?" 'yes' the” “N excellent'

oun

king ,, y . came the reply, v"'and we should '

'internationally famow; Hart House once n. month till 1931 They

l this to

i DB.

EXP ple.

lin is

D0 the

i opin

bad

tin ma

non in

‘ the Mr_

point of view of good music,

the

bad

by the

limited coverage that they are in

not the

reach a half or even a third o population."

PUBLIC FORUM

This column is open for the discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. The Uharlottetown Guardian does not necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents.

the ploy

tl ` ~ flz' f: f ll »!~ -.- l' . 1,1 IME Coll ge, w feel it is due the citiz- l;.;.ii;?_|M m U H 1 Dm mme 1 with "“"°““| finances in the cR0__.___CUS T ens cand Isrlnce Edward Islanders` wqtnmtthat °hepe°ple°1Pn“°e

_ 1

_________ _present condition and with ta_xes T______ __ _________ ____ __o______ ____tm____ generally to have __ knowledge of _1it_¢_i_:_sl_~_d___I[__s_li_ind___x_n__l;_5;____stand _;ael_a_l_nd S__°t____ _md 878377 ____ P_____c__ Ed_

‘and prospective taxes what t ey Fllckering shadows of opening the situation involved. 8' °s'a“ ° er

H ,- . - _ . , . , fare, many persons wh° W°“1d le it may eeme up later our leeal "’°"‘““°“ “S We" “B the *“’°l1"‘°°i"

LLM( D" H OMLA °‘"d‘m“`uy be highly in favor of Vagrantmsthsnbeams that gleam and contractors, carpenters and others i 'md me that this °V°"ight may “°t

irtcti-ing Un With the 5°' Lawrence vanish, _ seeking employment have been ig- "am 'md establish 5 p’°°“d‘ ,_

Not so iiiany niooiis neo Prince Dian, \\'h0 \\‘€‘\‘€ WW &“Xi°U-‘3 t0 PW' that d,-1, fl- m the cottage nored or not given a fair opportun- en °r future pr°j°°f" °f this kind'

. Rain LS 0 => W md al ik and little capital is required. I

m“__u_d L___md _,md Bwmudn “_crCi coed with it a few years ago, now ___________ ____ ___ _______g _______l__y_d_ e wo so l e to state that

‘wonder if the Govemment would be From the first we have urged the in n° way were we °nered 3 chance

reiipirrl tzigeilier as the tivo Islands' ‘to co-operate on equal terms with

_ _. ll justified in making fuothei' th rl 1 d- Government and Department of

wh Ch had r"["‘°'°d to ‘*H"“' ‘“'L"m°' finlallrcial commitments at th’s time, This lietlstlmc of you _an g_a Education to use local labour. Mari- the gentleman selected' i

biles on the roads or votes to their -1- Nights of glamnr and pulsing days, time products and the knowledge of We "ei sill EW-. C

woinelr Piwiice Eilward Island first, If is indwd h¢‘“’l°“|“H and Gay romance with a. beckoning local men who know and have had

_ ' E. . BLANC!!

___m.__Cndm_Cd L0 me ..,_,nCmy_,. _,w_____ylhigllly satlfactory says a recent nnger experience with local atmospheric S

‘visitor to England to know that Leading into a golden haze. conditions. This was not only for . ' John Bllll is staging such a. splendid personal advantage, but for the

back in 1915 the proglessive auto-

mob 1" mud” 3' fooling and i0'df15'! "come back." No country, it is SHTG We who have done with youthful many expert men out of work in our nfibady is zulvborly uillcss he runfi to say, has had greater national fancies PYOVIIICB and f0l` th€ m°l'|9y that a ear or truci:_ But [ir-rzlllnla still ll!'0b10m-s and no country has de- Thoughtiess daring and high em- wouid be circulated in our midst by

holds out, the mast it has permitted

monstrated a finer capacity for prise KCGDUIK the WOYK "Bit h0m€-" WB meeting and masterinlr them. The Yet know the thrill of remembered also urged the use of the salvaged

in U” WHY 07 m0ChHI1iC-11 trans- mmshm. 55 af, hgs best; when his ' sweetness materials and the old foundations, poiiatoil li:~in'; the tram system ln back is against the wall-whether Under the promise of springtime which would with comparatively the capital of H.1in’lion to the the occasion be war or fighting the Skies. _ small repair adequately carry any

i D tu I C two story building of the type pro-

_ygrtr gffcr y,»_-,r mes., millionaire`:;uburbs. Later, in consequence of 0 95 0 Pe” °~ - _Marlon L, Jackson. »p°sed with sand Walk

contractors came to the Govern-

ment and get lflalis and adi-alieerfl

he part they had taken in sup-

. ' tsiders will do have

Th ,_ _ _m n __ We, as no ou ,

wrt of the soldiers at the front, me me some scvcn_y m 0 considered in every way and placed

Moslems, or about one fourth of ’

to help them tliiriiiraie the c_ P. R. the l’1‘-*IW Efiw-"Hd I-il-“mtl govern- the totirl people in India. 'rliey lems do not expect to gain theirlbeme the G°"°"“‘“°"t' °“"_°]“'""

iiriit grmitcrl the fralrliirie to are asking one-third of all the points; and the Hindus are going to_ Bndvfractlcal mem? mr sm' ng___°“r

Ellie-. north anfi \vc."~', When this I

Berrien Govr:~_;:iir:ii, <~|:nc intl

power it callrri fl lrfilt, _'fir f!~f~ fgrml

mid ;'n'.sfii/~t» i ' ii €Z'l:‘.‘ til."_f

coaluiry .~olii<l :t.i:vl no iii-are rirrli L

n(".s of r'rlier’.=|_ :-ui li "W3, Wlrwr I'

the war i-zum tu .1 lrfri .\T..cKi; .yi

mirl M:inil'.'. |>“~_l1 1:: :i’uif\'i, ci-l-'_

]:l}'i.=e<i, liirl'il.' illnl; tri li; iir rlfiv.-ii /ipl

with iillilll lull' iv' lil "P of wir/ Illlallvinl ilr.'§i'.|Ii~~‘iI. 'l"r save it

. _ i Pro nce money at his urgent me _,,.,,,,,_.,_ _md W," my m_,,,,__ ,,0 m,s_ places in the Indian sei-viee, the make sure the Moslems are kent ini ____ dams ____

‘. preservation of the status quo in their place S0 the British Will

ako in so <1/_iiizrr In lzmniida the ____ L_________________S_ and _____________ ___ ____ b________k__d by both sides as _hcl __W_hat. does the t_3_?vcrl_;l_l_nent kno;

_ u.lr.< iriioel: .il the frm. ___ ____ ____ _________ ________ ___ _____ _________ ___________ ___ _________v___g the b__l_mCc_ o te materials at e Toron

- .

_.___ _ __ .__ ,_ _ _ __ _ _ _ gentleman employed may specify for < l i ull l i i ri lar 'l sim 11r Those nm steep demands for a If Moslems and Hindus ever agreed, our b____d___g where oondmons are so

irriit or pr.-xi'\\ A nil \r,~,r_». in. people who number only ft quarter to act togethr ngilimi the Bfmshi di U dm. ent ‘mm those to

ra ca y er

of the total Naturally the Mos then thinlzs would be serious for

i' "i’C"fi ff" fill* l>iH‘il'.‘-‘»0 in thi’ ' ` ' ` which he has been used to worn in.

with ri. kidnapping mein' li: nvinii

Y; ~ir:irlii llr.u_-._ r A_=,=,-mbiy on _ i the Union Jack in India. We will not enter into the fmme_u

.. . , . . ’ `\ of the Govemment's action n il:.._ ,til li D: 'i . d ' ~ _ ' s ly ) 1” was The _H"y’ “'°"!“3 P °‘\‘"°° "mm bringing in outside men,-we, being

i i fri il iii; a 2-i liillol. the privi- majority of public opinion. How in H011 wmd according to the

| Y ' architects, are only two ol many

-yrl mm ;~rf<.~.‘i~.f_; ie <l'sclf>:.e their_"tlie majority ot public opinion" magazine Variety, has warned all_mmmes who Wm be affected by

mf. _r;y,,,,t,,,,, ,,,,- y_»,._,,,;.,, (~,fy_f,~n.{lil'i~.fity hy; mini votliig 'The sup- was ascertained or ascerta’nuble Pmdmefs t° awe' cle" °f mmsiwhat we consider the very unneces-

mciit limi to irifioliiilire the C. l".`P01 ters of the mfr. ure wire spoke was not stated, but .t may be taken _ ' '_ “ry and unwarranted °°M°n'

its co:llpctiol'.-', irilicll vytrc \il‘im-'D

niely deieloiretl into C. N lt. W

2 §

oaolile nf C.liiad.'t \v:|:; rr.n:'ino

lviifii :lie l.il»_~i~.rT_: roi. back ln‘r»_

__ ____ ______ __ __ ___ __ , out that such films-which migl-ir. n has been rumored that the ac..

_ i rl .ie r case on for granted that the consensus of be expected to. appear in quanmy_' Mon __ on account of our inexperi- irl.. ili~y flee:-.l>r~<l as ilvr . "fun-_mule op nion was opposed to tllr following the Lindbergh case--‘ence Wlm nrepmof bu||dlng,_ We'

fiibi. owed by lhf-:ie r.1il'.i'ii\'., to the <iilrll.”llial inl'u.t‘ce of iixaiilii with-‘measuie_ Anyway Bermuda. remains W0111‘-‘1 l>1'0b°b|Y imimlnf WTOUH might saytpthat“experimentleom-

i ,~, _ .uri .i ' Tire r.~,_f.=i. about nie .mly British ¢°,mr,y 1,, ideas ,in Certain heads- Hence we nie fioeei." and unless opportunity

iifiri ar_~_ii~ri lun: liir rlirrri~,.» was which the ladlrs are not allowed to Shan get mme °' them' H°"‘_‘-'i is given, how might one gain ex-

__ _ __ _ | _ i one case where the movies "d.c- pericncc. However, in this case both

pow-.l .\la'.l‘.~l;;.i.- is ng gtllaeuelyl.i1tx,itd.¢llt and not wanted Ly, tllcqvotc or the autonlobiles to run. _ tatommpi, ,B Mmm wisely _ _ of Us have had considerable experb __

t radl ad- ’

if§~t;TngdctxlfiTi;;n weiongolngofrom queried. “I think I haves. fairly --* __

_ 1 - ~ . =_.`_- ~»

to worse. "The pwpie B-fe Kitt' wmplete knowledgiof muslca mn 5 -’°-5:12 ` ‘ 4

tl the assumption that 1 les; L2; _£2 people are interested ada's musical inferiority is, Ibe

ld‘e for Canadian programs

,:_‘he1_;c_;_1 nm or programs is so‘ she should put on the air programs

that Canadians are not accust- renectmg her °Wn nB'u°n°'1 spir"'°"

when there is a good one, such i dmduany canadian' Such pm`

omed to listen to Canadian stations, ‘ E.-_,

and " ' we the Imperial oil or ine c. P. R. g;“T__ W°“1‘_i b:___f"°___"""?_i_ °_‘f“i_;"° -_ 'Hour of Fine Music,’ the listeners H ve emen an 8" e' ' ;

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have lost the habit of listening to _

adian stations. No wonder ‘But I am certain that °n the

these oommercial sponsors are one present basis such use °f “dm in

one going off the air. Then, too, Canadian stations have such never be made' I am wnvmccd

_ that only through a nationally-

adequate even from an indirect ad- owned wmpany °p°mtmg with vertising point of view. They do revenue from license fees' plus

Mr. Hambourg_exp1ained that his

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cluding music from abroad. Thisln

_ . What I _do want for Canada is that

somethin: distinet'vely and in-

clared Mr. Hambourg,

the lntelwts of all the people can

revenue from indirect advertising, will there be enough revenue and will radio be operated in the best in- _ terests of Canada."

ence working with two of the lead- ing firms of archltecu of Canada, Ross 8: MacDonald and Edward Maxwell, both of Montreal, when

fireproof type. 'rlie Publie Library

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Canada’s Poultry

(An Exchange)

Cenadsls poultry industry has

made wonderful progress in recent years. The number of farmers and others who are giving this impor- tant branch of agriculture scienti- fic attention is steadily increasing. _Last year, in official egg-laying icontests, which is a good test of imerit, New Brunswick hens out- layed all others this side of the Rocky Mountains and only last

from York in this province led sil competitors in egg production.

The recent census may not be so

encouraging in regard to agricul- ture generally as it might be but a bright feature`in the returns is the increase in poultry from 60,- 795.000 in 1930 to 65,406,000 in 1931. Canada's animal population, according to the census returns consists of. aproximately, 3 million horses, 8 million head ol' cattle, 4 8-4 million swine and 3 1-2 mil- lion sheep, to say nothing of nm- dry mules. In addition, there are about 85 1-2 million head of poul- try and approximately 187,000 hives of bees. Ontario has a big lend oi’ all the province.: in the numbers o! animals and poultry, which may account for the great-

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x arse.-lui. \tilli.»r»-rrirriu \v.ili..-r ...ru u. ri. eurrie .should aim at the development of _ ‘ I "I am absolutely convinced that orgamzat _on ____ ____ ____ me ,

uornlug uuiiy tniuurl--ii nom s:i.uu per yfur ilu our-un.-el ileliremi. 1 _ ` ' " ' ~ I Canadian musical 01Y“-Y*-ii”

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system. This impression of Cain -

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good music. ;_,;/__» _._ _, _ 1 bl f can and Canadian interests in 5:,/, _.___ The system is m O era e rm? favor of the present system. It is / /

H b _ It _ _ d_ an is so absolutely false.

bad inidI§edmth€'.tKev;at;e high-class “Naturauy I d° ‘wt advmate ex

commercial programs are going 011

Canadian air. for there is no. any case is techmcauy impnssibm

construction as the new Prince of Lt

Amhitecmml joumals give de_ wick against 44,519 in Nova Sco-

tans of an the public buildings e___ tia and 29,582 in Prince Edward

..___,.Z.;_,, “_ ected throughout Canada and the island; 213,706 head of cattle.

p_ w_ ¢_ pL,\;\- United States, with in most cases

`rull description ei struetural details 99"” ‘“ P"“°° E"W”"d IS“‘“d;

.Sil',-In view of the decision of ` or erectmn as Wen as planning 0! iq

Provmcm Govc__nment to em_ floors and elevations, hence the Io- E

outside architects in connection cal architect °f “day is 11°" cut °n

figures are surprisingly close. Cat- tle show s. drop of about a million, while actual numbers of swine ex- ceed last yea.r's estimate by about

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but in one quality-that il, #he very best. That in why so malty of our customers leave their coal needs en- tirely to ns. They know our meth- ods.

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ward Island. Perhaps it is in poultry that New Brunswick may make the greatest progress in fu-

e nteresting comparison with the

what under-estimated last year or

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Canada should have som g

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n national system" The Citizen

_ not what _hey.wm_.. he ,e_ dlirleiui in ceruuia, Mr. I-nmbours __'. 2; "”'

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fh comparison New Brunswick d

hows 52,901 horses in New Bruns-

gainst 230,767 in Nova Scotia and

43.180 sheep, against 105,220 in ova. Scotia and 75,752 in Prince dward Island; 84,737 swine. gainst 43,668 in Nova Scotia and

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h 1 r makes a. good showing inthe Mar- about five million higher than the ere is asa as nearly mepmor in ime Provinces. This comparison estimate for 1930. ,

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