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April 28, 1933

PETITIONS

OYSTER AREA LEASES

LIB

Alfred Edgar MacLean

Liberal
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Mr. A. E. MacLEAN (Prince):

Mr. Speaker,

I desire to present to the house a copy of an original petition, addressed to the members of the House of Commons, and for the attention of the Minister of Fisheries, signed by Austin A. Ramsay, Isaac B. Lewis, Norman Thompson, James C. Palmer, J. J. Moran and two hundred and fifteen others, asking that no leases of oyster areas be granted in the bays or rivers on the northeast side of Prince county, Prince Edward Island; also, a memorandum in connection with the same, addressed to the members of the House of Commons and the Department of Fisheries, protesting against the leasing of these oyster areas, signed by: G. Ellsworth Gills, of Ellerslie, Prince Edward Island, on behalf of the fishermen's committee, and: Isaac B. Lewis, Richard Murphy, Norman Thompson, Chas. Mc-Fadyen, all of Conway, Prince Edward Island.

Topic:   PETITIONS
Subtopic:   OYSTER AREA LEASES
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THOUSAND ISLANDS BRIDGE COMPANY

Mr. G.B. NICHOLSON (East Algoma): Mr. Speaker, for the hon. member for South Renfrew (Mr. Maloney) I beg to move: That the petition of John Gilbert Mitchell and others, praying for the passing of an act to incorporate the Thousand Islands Bridge Company, together with the report of the clerk of petitions thereon, be referred to the select standing committee on standing orders for the purpose of considering the suspension of standing order 92 in relation thereto. Motion agreed to.

LILAC VIOLET GRUMBELL REID

CON

Arza Clair Casselman

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Mr. A. C. CASSELMAN (Grenville-Dundas):

Mr. Speaker, I beg to move:

That the petition of Lilac Violet Grumbell Reid, praying for a bill of divorce from Clarence Dixon Reid, together with the report of the clerk of petitions thereon, be referred to the select standing committee on standing orders for the purpose of considering the suspension of standing order 92 in relation thereto.

Topic:   LILAC VIOLET GRUMBELL REID
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Motion agreed to.

RADIO BROADCASTING

REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION

On the orders of the day:
LIB

Frederick George Sanderson

Liberal
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Mr. F. G. SANDERSON (South Perth):

Mr. Speaker, I should like to direct a question to the Minister of Marine (Mr. Duranleau) based upon a report of a meeting held in the city of Toronto on Tuesday, April 25. I do not suppose Your Honour will permit me to read this report, but I shall refer to its contents. Mr. Hector Charlesworth, the chairman of the radio commission is reported to have said at this meeting that the commission would not deviate from the policy which it had formulated and that anyone was a liar or a fool who said that radio in Canada was not in a better position to-day than it was a year ago. He then got very dramatic and said, "My head is bloody but unbowed." I ask the minister if he has read this report; if he has not will he read it and after he has read it will he endeavour to discipline the chairman of the radio commission.

Topic:   RADIO BROADCASTING
Subtopic:   REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION
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Some hon. MEMBERS:

Order.

Topic:   RADIO BROADCASTING
Subtopic:   REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION
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CON

Alfred Duranleau (Minister of Fisheries; Minister of Marine)

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Hon. ALFRED DURANLEAU (Minister of Marine):

I have not read the article in question nor has my attention been drawn to it. If it comes to my knowledge, I will take the matter under consideration.

Topic:   RADIO BROADCASTING
Subtopic:   REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION
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LIB

Frederick George Sanderson

Liberal
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Mr. SANDERSON:

The minister now has knowledge of it.

Topic:   RADIO BROADCASTING
Subtopic:   REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION
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Some hon. MEMBERS:

Order.

Topic:   RADIO BROADCASTING
Subtopic:   REPORTED STATEMENT OF MR. HECTOR CHARLES-WORTH, CHAIRMAN OF RADIO COMMISSION
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ISSUANCE OF LICENCE FOR LONDON STATION

On the orders of the day:
LIB

William Daum Euler

Liberal
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Hon. W. D. EULER (North Waterloo):

Mr. Speaker, I am reminded of a question I asked the minister the other day in connection with the application for a licence for a radio station at London. The minister said that he would reply the next day, but I have not had this reply.

Topic:   ISSUANCE OF LICENCE FOR LONDON STATION
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CON

Alfred Duranleau (Minister of Fisheries; Minister of Marine)

Conservative (1867-1942)
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Hon. ALFRED DURANLEAU (Minister of Marine):

The information which I re-

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ceived this morning is that no licence has been granted. An application was received two or three days ago by the radio commission asking for a hundred watt station to provide local service in London.

Topic:   ISSUANCE OF LICENCE FOR LONDON STATION
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April 28, 1933