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SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 Carpenter Is Called to Free a private business a utility like radio." Tat' Boy From School Desk The commission, the judge stat ed, eventually must regulate rates for radio transmission, and such a The Best Charcoaled Broiled Steaks in Sou. Calif. Sea Food Our Specialty Fresh Daily special COODFELLOW GRILL LUNCH 32J! DINNER Quality Courtesy Cleanliness MOST UP-TO-DATE KITCHEN IN TOWN1 PRESIDENTIAL INFLUENCE ON LONDON, May 18. A pudgy little body of six attending the vll provision In law should immediately be enacted.

He likewise declar Radio Commission Chairman Gives Jolt lo Proposed R. C. A. Merger With Telegraph Firm Robinson Believes American Monopoly Not Needed for Foreign Competition Arrangement! Completed for State A. Convention SACRAMENTO, May 18.

Arrangements were completed today for the reception of delegates from all parts of California to the thirtieth annual convention of the Congress of Parents and Teachers which will open for flvo days beginning next Monday. Mrs. R. L. Cardiff, Santa Cruz, state president, will preside over the sessions.

lege school at Singleton, near Chichester, became so tightly wedged In his desk that he could not rise when the recess boll rang. ed himself in favor of assessing license fees upon holders of radio licenses, the returns from which would be used in defraying the costs of radio regulation now approximating $1,000,000 annually. He believes that advertising via the TEST IN HOUSE His fellow pupils tried in vain to pull him out. Finally they had to call the village carpenter to saw him free. He missed most of his radio Is becoming of a lesser order recess.

Picture, "WOLVES OF THE CITY" Leaders Believe Farm Relief Bill Without Debenture Plan to Be Approved TEMPLE THEATRE SUNDAY, MONDAY, MAY 19, 20 Ralph Ince and Estelle Taylor in "THE SINGAPORE MUTINY" Comedy, "SWEET BYE AND BYE" CURIOSITY NEWS Serial, "THE FINAL RECKONING" Matinee 2:00 Night 7 and 9 Adults 25o Children 10c of Washington, who is combating what he terms the "radio trust," Judge Robinson declared that the R. C. A. is the leader In the radio field in the United States, and serves 30 countries, with the result that it "already has a world mo STRAND Picture, 7 and 9 Burlesque, 8:30 By DAVID LAWRENCE (Special to The Sun) WASHINGTON, May 18. President Hoover's control of the House By ROBERT MACK (Special to The Sun) WASHINGTON, May 18.

The R. C. A. Communications, and the International Telephone and Telegraph corporation, which have reached an accord to fuse their extensive communication facilities Into a globe-girdling unit, are given a jolt by Chairman Ira E. Robinson of the Federal radio commission.

Appearing before the Senate interstate commerce committee, that chairman opposed modification of the existing law so as to allow the projected consolidation, under nopoly. It is under contract until 1945, he said, for message exchanges with the Imperial company of Representatives the cohesive in Whiz Bang Babies BURLESQUE In "OH, DOCTOR, BEHAVE PRICES: 20c 30c Me Show Changes Sunday and Wednesday WATCH FOR GOLD NIGHT1 of Importance, and that eventually it may disappear. (Copyright, 1929) Man Saved From Life Sentence By Intervention of Justice (By United Press) BUFFALO, N. May 18. Frank Gadzlk, 29, was saved from a life sentence under the Baumes law by the Intervention of Supreme Court Justice Alonzo Hinkley, The latter permitted the man to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge after he had been placed on trial for first degree robbery, a felony.

Gadzlk had previously been convicted of three other felonies. The court was prompted to allow the man to plead to a misdemeanor Inasmuch as the amount stolen was but 50 cents. In Great Britain, to which the gov i which the T. 4 T. would absorb the radio organization of the R.

C. with all Its international tie-ups, in a deal involving an exchange of stock estimated at 000.000. la. ernmental monopoly is leased. "I see no objection to this particular monopoly," he declared, "it does a great public service." Judge Robinson expounded to the committee, which has under consideration the Couxens bill for the creation of a communications commission with full JurlsdlcUon over wires and wireless, his theories on radio regulation.

The legal concept of "public utilities," he said, should prevail always in granting licenses for use of the ether. He suggested that this point be stressed in the Couzens bill, when and if enacted. Too much attention, he said, has been paid to the thought that private businesses should havt grants for use of the air. "I doubt," he said, "whether the Government has the right to llcen-e to Judge Robinson believes the R. WIIUAM FOX PRESENTS CONTINUOUS 2 TO 11 P.M.

C. A. is capable of competing with Read the Classified. TODAY ONLY the recently unified British communications system, both wires and mmmmm, mr mm wireless, without broadening its "monopoly" to Include cables, telegraph and telephone. fluence there.

In contrast to his relation with the Senate has been demonstrated by the rejection of the export debenture plan and the sending: of the bill to conference between the Louses. So far a record vote in the Hcuse on the issue itself has been avoided. Whtn the measure reaches the Senate -with the export plan eliminated thei real test will come. There are some administration leaders who think votes will be changed so that the bill without the export plan; will be accepted by the upper If It Is not, a deadlock will ensue which will Imperil the chances of farm legislationthe very purpose of the extra session Shows Hoover Has Majority The original vote in the Senate on the export plan gave its friends an opportunity to record themselves as' favoring it but when the bill comes back from the conference with the plan eliminated, the vote then will be on the whole bill and those who insist on retaining the debenture idea in the bill will be in the position of blocking progress, especially since the vote in the House demonstrates that the Ptesident has a substantial majority there. MAW tup tiTTi rvr lire The United States, he said, does vj iiiu 1111 ur 1110 o-iiiu; v.i not need a communications monopoly to compete with foreign monopolies.

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Farm Legislation Been Expedited Farm legislation has in effect been expedited, for it seems unlikely at this writing that the Senate will wish to make an issue of the nlnn in th extent nf Hlrtfbfno' 523 THIRD STREET I I. "1 Attend the Trial of Mary Dugan Friday! I "Square Crooks" is presented bj the Elk lodge to provide a fund for extending San Bernardino's welcome and hospitality to the thousands of Elks who will come to the grand lodge meeting at Los Angeles in July via special trains through this city over the Santa Fe, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Your patron-age will help make this reception possible and you will see a great show. Hi legisaiuon. The next piece of strategy relates to the opportune moment for pre- senting the conference report on I aim legislation.

If it comes be- fore the tariff bill has been, voted i on, as is expected, it might be consented to by the Senate and an ef-J fort later ma4e to tack the export debenture plan on the tariff bilL The Senate will have to be mark-i ing time from now on waiting for 1 1 The De Sienna Mission Plunge and Bath House. Observation Tower on the Hill. I TONIGHT And All This Week A Comedy "Peggy Behave" the new tariff bill to go through the Hojse and then the Senate finance committee. But there are dozens of things on which the Senate can spend its time. The report of the Judiciary committee with reference to the eligibility of Mr.

Mellon to con- i tlnue to hold office as secretary p. the treasury is yet to be de 30c ADULTS in for 1UC CHILDREN bited in the Senate and a record vote taken. Senator Walsh of Montana in preparing to hold the attention of the Senate and the country by reading excerpts from the executive sessions of the Judiciary committee. (Copyright, 1929, by Ths Sun) SAME LOCATION Eddie See's Novelty Orchestra There's Only One M. C.

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