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NEWS LETTER* ... ... . ** oPag© 9 • - • ' .« oataa nine more applications requiring four ideational hearings, -■■■:> dates for these cases have been'set on a staggered b&t 9 over a p-vu -i of four months commencing November 19* 194^: Pioding© in these p ceeairjgs will ue announced as promptly aft-u.r t if he rings arc con-ichd as the complexities of the cases ana limitations of staff will permit 9 On November 14* 19' 45 * the Commission placed in its pending files another group of 19 AM applications inv< axi sting clear channels and notified the interested.parties thai theij apf ica¬ tions would not be'further processed until after the clear channel hearing (Docket No’ 6/4l), scheduled to commence on January 14* 1946 f has been concluded. The Commission proposes to process the remaining 415 AM applications (which have not been here tctor© designated for hearing nor placed in the pending file) with as much dispatch as public interest will perm t„ Among the AM applications on which no action has yet been taken a con¬ siderable number can probably be granted without a hearing, # here It develops* however,, upon a detailed examination that a hearing is neces-- @ a ry an effort will be made*, whever possible* to sandwich the hearing dates in among the groups to be heard during the next [our months The Commission has already made 17^ conditional FM grants an<l deelg- nated 11 FM applications for hearing*, The remaining ,c2 applications for KM station© are being rapidly' processed ana further grants will ne made and other© consolidated for hearing from week to week. ™ Kbel