B STATIONS.
TO THE EDITOE. Sir, —I heartily endorse “ L.S.D.” To rao it .appears somewhat of a joke that tho proprietors of the B stations want the public to help them. Help them to wliat? Why, to a few thousand pounds of the people’s money that they have no manner of right to. The Government is prepared to pay a fair price, and l should the B station proprietors not be satisfied the Broadcasting Service is prepared to accept a ruling through arbitration.' "What could be fairer than that? And I want to see the B stations definitely off the air. There is, unfortunately, a junior member of my family who endeavours all day long to emulate tho continuous movements of a jingling Indian fakir, and to attain this effect he persisted in the B station music; a continuous “ yappity, yapp, yappity, yapp.” Ido not want to be unkind in so expressing myself, but when it means wireless or no wireloss in a homo, then I am hoping the Government will not waste any time and clean the-B stations up.—l am, etc., ‘ Pkice. .June 20.
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Evening Star, Issue 22688, 30 June 1937, Page 4
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185B STATIONS. Evening Star, Issue 22688, 30 June 1937, Page 4
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