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FEDERAL REGISTER, Wednesday, December 7, 1938

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time it is operating only one round-trip schedule per week between such points, and 5. That American Airlines, Inc., filed an application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity under section 401 e of the Act, by which it requests, among other things, a right to stop at Springfield, Massachusetts, on the route aforesaid, which application has not yet been passed upon by the Authority; and 6. That it is in the public interest that Springfield, Massachusetts, shall have, as nearly as possible, direct pas senger and express service, as well as mail service, from that city to Boston, Massachusetts, and Newark, New Jer sey, and other intermediate cities pend ing the determination of the Authority on the application aforesaid, or pend ing the filing by American Airlines, Inc., within a reasonable time, of such other applications as may prove necessary in that connection, and, the final deter mination of the Authority on such ap plications; and 7. That the enforcement of the pro visions of section 401 a, with respect to such service to Springfield, Massachu setts, during the time while such appli cations as aforesaid are under consid eration by this Authority would be an undue burden upon American Airlines, Inc., by reason of the unusual circum stances affecting the operations of such air carrier, and that such enforcement would not be in the public interest;
Now, therefore, it is ordered that American Airlines, Inc., be exempted from the provisions of section 401 a of the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, in so far as the provisions of that section would otherwise be applicable to an in-

termediate stop at Springfield, Massa chusetts Westfield Municipal Airport, Westfield, Massachusetts on the route between Boston, Massachusetts, and Newark, New Jersey, with intermediate stops at Springfield, Massachusetts, Providence, Rhode Island, and New Ha ven and Hartford, Connecticut, subject, however, to the following conditions:
1. American Airlines, Inc., shall promptly serve, or cause to be served, a copy of this order upon the trustee in bankruptcy, and upon at least one of the managing officers, of Airline Feeder System, Inc. Within three weeks after receiving a copy of such order such trustee and such managing officer shall each have a right to file with the Authority a request for reconsideration of this order and to accompany such request with such memoranda of pro tests or objections and such statements of facts as such trustee or officer may deem necessary or desirable. A copy of such request, memoranda and state ments shall be served on American Air lines, Inc., and proof of such service shall be delivered to the Authority, and American Airlines, Inc., may, within two weeks after such service, serve on the Authority and on Airline Feeder Sys tem, Inc., such statements of fact or memoranda in support of this order as it may deem necessary or desirable.
Upon consideration of such statements and memoranda the Authority may amend, suspend or revoke this order.
2. Unless thus amended, suspended or revoked, the exemption provided by this order shall continue in effect until the Authority shall have issued to American Airlines, Inc., a certificate of public con venience and necessity, pursuant to the application now on file with the Author ity under subsection e of section 401
of the Act, for the transportation of mail, passengers and property on said route A. M. 18, including a stop at Westfield Municipal Airport, Westfield, Mas sachusetts, for the purpose of serving Springfield, Massachusetts, or until the Authority shall have entered an order denying such application; Provided, That if the Authority shall determine that such air carrier is entitled to such cer tificate pursuant to the provisions of subsection e of section 401 of the Act, but is not entitled pursuant to that sub section to stop at Westfield Municipal Airport, Westfield, Massachusetts, for!
the purpose of serving Springfield, Mas sachusetts, then and in such event the exemption provided by this order shall continue until the thirtieth day follow ing the entry of an order by the Author ity evidencing such determination, and if, before the expiration of said thirtieth day, American Airlines, Inc., shall file with the Authority an application re questing an amendment or modification of its certificate of public convenience and necessity to authorize such stop,
then and in that case this exemption shall further continue until the Author ity shall have issued a certificate of public convenience and necessity or an amendment or modification of the one .then held by American Airlines, Inc.
authorizing such stop or until the Au thority shall have entered an order de nying such application, whichever of such events shall first occur.
For the Authority.
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P aul J. F rizzell,
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 38-3676; Filed, December 6, 1938;
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FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION.
Docket No. IT 5535
I owa-N ebraska Light and P ower Company notice op filing op application
D ecember 5, 1938.
Notice is hereby given that on Decem ber 5, 1938, an application was filed with the Federal Power Commission, pursuant to Section 203 of the Federal Power Act, by Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Com pany, a corporation organized in the State of Delaware and doing business in the States of Nebraska and Iowa, for an order authorizing and approving the sale by that company of certain electric facilities for the production, transmission, distri bution and sale of electric energy situated within the territory south of the Platte River in the State of Nebraska to The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irri gation District; and certain electric fa cilities for the production, transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy situated within the territory north of the Platte River in the State of Nebraska to Loup River Public Power District, all as more fully appears in said application on file with the Federal Power Commission.
Any person desiring to be heard with reference to said application or to file any petition or protest with reference thereto should, on or before December 12, 1938, file with the Federal Power Commission a petition or protest in accordance with the Commissions Rules of Practice and Regulations.
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L eon M. F uquay,
Secretary.
F. R. Doc. 38-3672; Filed, December 6, 1938;
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