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TO RULE ON RADIO WRIT
Decision was reserved by Federal Judge John C. Knox on the motion to return the suit of the Torquay Company against the General Electric Company, the West inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company and the Radio Corporation of America to the State courts, from which it was recently transferred.
The suit is to enjoin the defendants from distributing 7,500,000 shares of Radio Corporation stock among the General Electric and West inghouse stockholders and to compel them to show cause why a receiver of the stock should not be appointed.
Judge Knox also reserved decision on a motion for a temporary injunction to compel such restraint on order of the Federal Court. Nathan Burkan, attorney for Torquay company, owner of 100 B shares and 100 common shares of the Radio Cor¬ poration, indicated he would bring proceedings before Federal Jud;?e Nields in Delaware to prevent distribution of the stock. It was Judge Nields who signed a consent decree dissolving the so-called radio monopoly and directing the distribution.
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ARCTURUS TUBES USED BY PRESIDENT OF SPAIN
President Azana, of Spain, according to the Arcturus distributor in that country, uses Arcturus tubes in his radio receiver.
Added in a postscript to the letter the distributor states, "These tubes have been sold, not presented". This is an addition to the list of ruling heads of foreign nations who, by using Arcturus tubes, pay tribute to American-made products.
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"ROXY" MAY TAKE HIS NAME TO RADIO CITY
S. L. Rothafel and the Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corpora¬ tion are entitled to use the name "Roxy" on the new RKO motion picture theatre in Radio City, Addison S. Pratt, special master, ruled in a report which he turned over to Federal Judge Francis G. Caffey. Mr. Pratt recommended that the
court decide the dispute over the use of the name in favor of Mr. Rothafel and RKO by granting a writ restraining the Roxy Theatres Corporation from using that name on the Roxy Theatre at Seventh Avenue and 50th Street.
RKO has announced that the Radio City motion picture theatre will be opened to the public on Thursday, December 29> under the name RKO Roxy.
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