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making of loans for the fiscal year end ing June 30, 1939.
seal

H. A. W allace,
Secretary of Agriculture.
F. R. Doc. 39-2875; Filed, August 4, 1939;
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
MISSION.

COM

Docket No. 5707

In
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A pplication
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H earst R adio, I n c .

W IN S A ssignor Dated November 26, 1938, for volun tary assignment of license to Metropoli tan Broadcasting Corp., Assignee; class of service, Broadcast; class of station, Broadcast; location, Carlstad, N. J.:
Trans., New York, N. Y .: Studio; oper ating assignment specified frequency, 1180 kc; power, 1 kw night; 1 kw day;
hours of operation, limited.
File No. B l-A L -2 3 2
NOTICE OF HEARING

You are hereby notified that the Com mission has examined the above-de scribed application and has designated the matter for hearing for the following reasons:
1. To determine the legal, technical and financial qualifications of the Metro politan Broadcasting Corporation;
2. To determine what interests, if any, the Metropolitan Broadcasting Corpora tion or any of its stockholders have in any radiobroadcast station or applica tion therefor;
3. To determine whether Station W INS, if operated by the Metropolitan Broadcasting Corporation, would be as sociated with any other broadcast sta-

tion or stations, and, if so, to determine debtedness and obligations of the seller the character and extent of such asso and the cancelation of an indebtedness of the purchaser to the seller in the ciation;
4. To determine whether the present amount of $17,233.58; said facilities con stockholders of the Metropolitan Broad sisting of two 66,000-volt, / 25-cycle, casting Corporation are the true and double-circuit, steel tower transmission lines each approximately 7% miles long only parties in interest; and 5. To determine what benefits, if any, extending from the generating station of and what detriments, if any, will result the Pennsylvania Water & Power Com to the public from the proposed assign pany at Holtwood, Pennsylvania to the ment of license of W INS.
Pennsylvania-Maryland state line; all as The application involved herein will more fully appears in the application on not be granted by the Commission un file with the Commission.
Any person desiring to be heard or to less the issues listed above are deter mined in favor of the applicant on the make any protest with reference to the basis of a record duly and properly made said application should, on or before the 20th day of August, 1939 file with the by means of a formal hearing.
The applicant is hereby given the op Federal Power Commission a petition or portunity to obtain a hearing on such protest in accordance with the Commis issues by filing a written appearance in sions Rules of Practice and Regulations.
seal J. B. W illiamson , accordance with the provisions of Sec Acting Secretary.
tion 1.382 b of the Commissions Rules of Practice and Procedure. Persons Filed, August 5, 1939;
other than the applicant who desire to F. R. Doc. 39-2876;
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be heard must file a petition to inter vene in accordance with the provisions of Section 1.102 of the Commissions Docket No. IT-5583
Rules of Practice and Procedure.
The applicants address is as follows:
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Hearst Radio, Inc., Radio Station W INS, 20 East 57th St. % E. M. Stoer, New York, N. Y.

the
M atter
of P ennsylvania m ission C ompany
T rans
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

A ugust 4, 1939.
Dated at Washington, D. C., August 4, Notice is hereby given.that on August 1939.
3, 1939, an application was filed with the By the Commission.
Federal Power Commission, pursuant to seal
T. J. S l o w ie , Section 203 of the Federal Power Act, Secretary.
by the Pennsylvania Transmission Com F. R. Doc. 39-2884; Filed, August 7, 1939; pany, a corporation organized under the 11:21 a. m.
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl vania and having its principal business office at Holtwood, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, seeking an order authoriz FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION.
ing the sale of its facilities to the Penn Docket No. IT 5582
sylvania Water & Power Company, a cor I n the M atter of Susquehanna P ower poration organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in con C ompany of P ennsylvania sideration for the delivery to the said NOTICE OF APPLICATION
Pennsylvania Transmission Company of A ugust 4, 1939.
all of its outstanding capital stock con Notice is hereby given that on August sisting of 5,729 shares having a par value 3, 1939, an application was filed with the of $100 each, and the assumption by the Federal Power Commission, pursuant to purchaser of all of the indebtedness of Section 203 of the Federal Power Act, the seller consisting of $118,994.23 owed by the Susquehanna Transmission Com by it to the Pennsylvania Water & Power pany of Pennsylvania, a corporation or Company on open account, and the as ganized under the laws of the Common sumption of all obligations of the Penn wealth of Pennsylvania and having its sylvania Transmission Company; the principal business office at Holtwood, facilities involved consisting of two 220,Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, seeking 000-volt 60-cycle, single-circuit, steel an order authorizing the sale of its facil tower transmission lines, 18 and 15 miles ities to the Pennsylvania Water & Power long, respectively, extending from the Company, a corporation organized under generating station of the Safe Harbor the laws of the Commonwealth of Penn Water Power Corporation at Safe Har sylvania, in consideration for the delivery bor, Pennsylvania to the Pennsylvaniato the said Susquehanna Transmission Maryland state line; all as more fully Company of Pennsylvania of all of its appears in the application on file with the outstanding capital stock consisting of 5 Commission.
Any person desiring to be heard or to shares having a par value of $100 each and all of its outstanding bonds consist make any protest with reference to the ing of $267,000 first mortgage 5% gold said application should, on or before the bonds due January 1, 1940 and the as 20th day of August, 1939 file with the sumption by the purchaser of all the inFederal Power Commission a petition or