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(2) names and addresses of all officers and directors of said telephone carrier and of any person corporation in
which such carrier may have any interest whatsoever as defined in paragraph (1) of this order;
(3) the outstanding capital stock of all other corporations in which such carrier may he interested through stock ownership, common officers or interlocking directorates, or otherwise, or over which such carrier may have or exercise any control whatsoever so far as said corpora¬ tion or corporations ( in which such carrier may he interested) may he engaged in the manufacture or furnish¬ ing of apparatus, equipment or supplies used or useful in the operation, maintenance or improvement of telephone systems or any experimental research or investigation work looking to or contemplating the development or improvement of equipment or apparatus used or useful
in the operation, maintenance or improvement of any telephone system which may he subject to the provisions of the Communications Act of 1934.
The Telephone Division granted the following applications:
KQH, RCA Communications, Inc., Kahuku, T. H. , modifica¬ tion of license to change frequency from 15985 to 14920 kc. ;
W2XAC . New York Telephone Co. , New York City, general experimental license, frequencies 31600, 35600, 38600, 41000 kc. , 50 watts power, for period ending June 1, 1935; W1XH, New England Tel. &
Tel. Co. , Boston, Mass. , construction permit to change transmitter locally in Boston.
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STARBECK SUIT FILED
William D. L. Starheck filed suit for divorce in Reno, according to an Associated Press Dispatch, against Mrs. Frances Sayre Starheck, New York social registerite, charging separation for more than five years.
The Starbecks married August 28, 1926, in New York City, the papers said. Mrs. Starheck now makes her home in New Cana.an, Conn.
The name William D, L. Starheck is not known in Washing¬ ton, but W. D. L. Starhuck, wa.s a former Radio Commissioner from New York, who failed of reappointment.
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