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IN RE NORTH WEST UTILITIES CO.

Civil Action No. 1089.

76 F.Supp. 63 (1948)

In re NORTH WEST UTILITIES CO. et al.

District Court, D. Delaware.

February 19, 1948.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Myron S. Isaacs, Howard C. H. Williamson, and Walter Glass, all of Philadelphia, Pa., for Securities and Exchange Commission.

Max Swiren, Ralph D. Stevenson, and Herbert H. Nexon (of Swiren, Heineman & Antonow), all of Chicago, Ill., for Middle West Corporation and North West Utilities Company.

Stephen S. Bernstein and Henry Cohen (of Cohen, Bingham & Stone), both of New York City, for Holders of 7% Preferred Stock of North West Utilities Company.

Stewart Lynch (of Lynch & Herrmann), of Wilmington, Del., and Alan J. Altheimer and Joseph J. Strasburger (of Mayer, Altheimer & Kabacker), both of Chicago, Ill., for 7% Prior Lien Cumulative Preferred Stockholders of North West Utilities Co.

LEAHY, District Judge.

This is an application of the Securities and Exchange Commission under §§ 11(e) and 18(f) of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935, 15 U.S.C.A. §§ 79k(e), 79r(f). North West Utilities Company is a registered holding company and a subsidiary of Middle West Corporation. The remaining subsidiary is Wisconsin Power and Light Company. North West owns 98.4 per cent of Wisconsin's outstanding common stock.

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