Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1932)

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The order follows in full text: "Intercity Radio Telegraph Co., Wireless Telegraph & Com¬ munication Co., RCA Communications Co., Inc., Mackay Radio & Tele¬ graph Co., v. Federal Radio Commission, Nos. 4987, 4988, 4990, and 4991. "Order granting the Supplemental Petition of the Federal Radio Commission for the Clffif icat ion or Modification of the Man¬ date heretofore issued to the Commission in these cases: "It appears that the order of this court entered of re¬ cord herein on Jan. 6, 1931, provided in part as follows, to wit, 'that the force and effect of the present appeals, together with the stay orders aforesaid, shall be so modified and construed as to permit the Commission to take such steps as it deems proper and necessary with respect to the Universal Company and the InterCity Radio Telegraph Company, and in case of the revocation of the station licenses and building permit heretofore allotted to the former company that the same may be allotted to the appellants or any of them in such manner as the Commission may find will best promote the public interest, convenience or necessity, and that the Commission's proceedings in that behalf, be reported to this court and made a part of the record herein'. "It appears that the station licenses and building permits heretofore allotted to the Universal Company have since been duly revoked, but that no other allotment thereof has been made by the Commission since the date of such revocation. The Commission, however, has filed herein an application entitled a 'Supplemental Petition of the Federal Radio Commission for Claification or Modification of Mandate', setting out various changes in the conditions affecting such allotment which it alleges have taken place since the date of the aforesaid order, and prraying that these be considered in respect to any allotment to be made pur¬ suant thereto. ■ I "The prayer of the petition reads as follows: 'That said order and mandate of Jan. 6, 1931, be so clarified or amended as to authorize the Commission to conduct further hearings upon ap¬ plications of said appellants involved in causes numbered 4990 and 4991, limiting the parties to said hearing to the parties now before the court in the above entitled causes and the issues to be tried to the facts herein alleged, and such other matters supplementary to the records now before this honorable court as may be pertinent to the issue of whether or not the statutory standard of public interest, convenience and necessity would be served by the granting of all or any part of said applications in view of conditions as they are shown to exist at the date of said hearing, and to report back to this honora.ble court its determination and decision in that behalf together with the re¬ cord upon which the same is based. '" XXXXXXXXXXXX -9