Monday, Mar. 16, 1942

Stay

Hope rose last week in the breasts of NBC and CBS men who want FCC's dread regulations of the network business (TIME, Jan. 12) never to go into effect. A New York Federal Court, to which they had applied for an injunction against FCC, first shook the networks with a faintly acidulous refusal to take the case (on the ground that they were hollering before they were hurt). Then the court granted a stay on the regulations until May 1-by which time the U.S. Supreme Court will either hear the networks' appeals or the whole thing will be put off again.

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