The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 23

Hunt's September 1MI tt JOURNAL EVERT IVgyDW, Channel 12 Hearing Delayed to 1961 T.J SAM A. HANNA sell WCHS-AM-TV to GBT, WHYY has asked FCC to per-l The Delaware Educationa am piesemauon in vtaence Television Association -and mat me mree commercial sia- tw tions now serving the Wilminc- other backeri claim that Pr0 channel or set additional hearings at the request of the applicants. The FCC award can be appealed to federal court but such action is rare. Award of the channel will be based on comparative ability to a noiiins subsidiary, for Rollins operates radio and TV outlets in Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, New York and Florida. WHYY, of Philadelphia, a non-profit, educational Arcani.

ton area from Philadelphia rams offert i Wilmington from thi News-Journal Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Sept. for resumption of television broadcasting on Delaware's Channel 12 have received i are inferior and that an educa broadcast a specific type of por- gramming which would demon tional station would improve the quality and social value of broadcast successfully, andlstrate the need for educational other factors. entertainment available on tele and cultural programs of a different order. vision. METROPOLITAN Broadcast mother setback probably post poning operation! until mid 1961 or early 1962.

The new delay came yesterday when the Federal Com ing has been asked by FCC to prove that signals from a sta munications Commission post tion in Wilmington would not overlap the area covered by its Washington and New York zation, now broadcasting on UHF Channel 35 with backing from Philadelphia's public schools and private philanthropies. This organization is receiving active backing from Delaware Educational Television Association, school leaders, and private sponsors. Much of its programming on Channel 12 under present plans would be beamed for use in Philadelphia schools, from which it would continue to receive a poned hearings until Jan. 9 on loplicationi of five firms to operate Channel 12 out of Wil stations and that owning a third station on the East Coast would not give it too much control mington. They had been set Tl for Oct.

10. -r' I vv-vc-; 4 a-, over the airwaves in one area All five applicants agreed to National Telefilm must show that broadcast areas from sta the delay to permit each other to prepare their cases for argu subsidy, ment before Examiner Walter tions in New York and Wilmington would not overlap. lucotex Wilmington Television, a Guenther, 7he most exciting Advertisement JANUARY'S hearings will be exterior ncxse point limited to submitting exhibits and other papers, and will take private firm with principal ownership jn the Midwest; olitan Broadcasting owner of TV stations in Washington New York and National Telefilm Associates, operator of WNTA an 50 yeor. ACHYLIC for wood, concrete, oeooetoe, metal Wash brWiee in wafer. about I week, Guenther pre dieted.

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Attorneys representing the five predicted six months to a year could elapse before broadcasting is resumed. The five applicants since Storer Broadcasting Corporation surrendered its license two years ago are: ROLLINS Broadcasting Company, of Wilmington, headed by 0. Wayne Rollins. (The FCC yesterday authorized Tier-ney Company and WCHS-TV, of Charleston, W. to ci-PmilT STORE MONTHLY PAYMENT HAN, FREE DELIVERY PO 4-7803 4317 GOV.

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