...Justice Rutledge had just been nominated and had not been confirmed at that time, [reading :] Bufi the act does not restrict the Commission merely to...puts upon the Commission the burden of determining (lie composition of that traffic. The facilities of radio are not large enough to accommodate all who...

...equitable distribution of radio service to each of the same." Opinion of the Court. 319 US mission merely to supervision of the traffic. It puts upon...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The facilities of radio are not large enough to accommodate all who wish to use them....

...equitable distribution of radio service to each of the same." Opinion of the Court. 319 US mission merely to supervision of the traffic. It puts upon...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The facilities of radio are not large enough to accommodate all who wish to use them....

...Then follows the sentence which the two big networks and iheir associate XAB choose to misconstrue, "it puts upon the Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic." Permit me to emphasize "that traffic." because, again, it refers to the same traffic...

...of traffic officer, policing the wave lengths to prevent stations from interfering with each other. But the act does not restrict the Commission merely...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The facilities of radio are not large enough to accommodate all who wish to use them....

...In National Broadcasting Company v. US (319 US 190, 215 et seq.) the United States Supreme Court : "But the act does not restrict the Commission merely...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. "The Commission's licensing function cannot be discharged, therefore, merely by finding...

...decision of May 10, 1943, in the case of National Broadcasting Company v. US (319 US 190, 215 et seq.) : But the act does not restrict the Commission merely to supervision of traffic. It puts upon the Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The...

...May 1U, 19-k5, in the case of National Broadcasting Company \. U. &. (319 I'. S. 190, 21o et seq.) : But the act does not restrict the Commission merely to supervision of traffic. It puts upon the Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The...

...of traffic officer, policing the wavelengths to prevent stations from interfering with each other. But the Act does not restrict the Commission merely...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. * * * * * * We come, finally, to an appeal to the First Amendment. The Regulations, even...

...of a station license on that ground, if valid under the act, is not a denial of free speech * * *. " 'But the act does not restrict the Commission merely...Commission the burden of determining the composition of that traffic. The facilities of radio are not large enough to accommodate all who wish to use them....