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north of Ponca City, also to move studio to same location; KFKB.
KFKB Broadcasting Association, Inc. t Milford, Kansas, asks for C. P. to install new equipment, increase power from 5 to 10 KW and operate until local sunset at Los Angeles instead of limited time; WFANr Keystone Broadcasting Co. , Philadelphia, Pa. , asks for C. P. to move transmitter from City of Philadelphia to outside of city, change frequency from 610 to 1170 kc. , and increase power from 500 w«. to 5 KW, and operate unlimited time; KJR, Northwest Broad¬ casting System, Inc. , Seattle, Wash. , asks for C. P. to move studio and transmitter in Seattle, and to use portable to test for loca¬ tion, install new 5 KW transmitter (Will be heard in Seattle by Judge Sykes on July 10th).
Also, For New Stations: Wallace E. Brainard. Klamath Falls, Oregon, asks for C. p. to erect new station on 1200 kc. ,
100 watts, unlimited time, and use portable to test for most des¬ irable location; 0. C. Smith. Quincy, Ill. , asks for C. ?. to erect new station on 1200 kc. , 100 watts, daytime hours; Chas, M. Conley. Burlington, Colo. , asks for C. P. to erect new station on 1240 kc. , 30 watts, daytime operation; H. E. Brumbaugh and J. G. Houser, d/b as Westmoreland Broadcasting Co., Irwin, Pa. asks for C. P. to erect new station on 850 kc. , 100 watts, unlimited time; Business Men*s Association of Oklahoma (Frank Whitaker, Pres. ) Ada, Okla. , asks for C. P. to erect new 1210 kc. , 100 watts, un¬ limited time; George 3. Bairey. Valley City, N. D. , asks for C. P. to. erect new station on 650 kc. , 50 watts, unlimited time; Earl J. Smith. Watertown, N. Y. , asks for C. P. to erect new station on 1240 kc. , 50 watts, daytime operation.
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STARBUCK DENIES WABC PROMISE
William D. L. Starbuck has denied a report that he had written the Hempstead (L. I.) Development Commission that he would "take care of" any interference problems that might result from the erection of Columbia^ 50, 000— watt transmitter for WABC at Hempstead. He admitted, however, that he had written letters to interested parties concerning the proposed lease of 40 acres of the town lands. All letters, he said, have been approved by the whole Commission.
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