Octavo (9.5 inches). 2 George VI, Chapter 50 (Statutes of Canada). Caption title, 7 pages. Neatly extracted from a bound volume and expertly mended. This Act was the first to use the term radio in the name of the legislation. It gave new powers to the Governor in Council to make regulations for the censorship and control of radio signals and messages in case of actual or apprehended war, rebellion, riot, or other emergency. Enforcement of the Act was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Department of Transport. Seller Inventory # 125

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Title: RADIO ACT (1938). An Act respecting Radio in...

Publisher: Ottawa: Joseph Oscar Patenaude

Publication Date: 1938

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: 1st Edition

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