SECURitiES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

~mW$ IDU@L;$1rAbrief summary of financial proposals filed with and actions by the S.E.C.

( In orde~ingfull text of Relea ••• from SEC Publication. Unit cite number)

(Issue No. 70-238) FOR RELEASE __.;;.;De:;;,.;c;.;:e;;;.mb:;;,.;e;.;:r_9::.J,"-=-19;:...:7-,,0DECISION IN ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING

KLOPP PROCEEDING DISMISSED. On January 22, 1969, the Commission issued a decision under the Securities Exchange Act (Relea.e 34-8550) which, among other things, barred Ralph Martin Klopp, of Cleveland, Ohio, from further associstion with a broker-dealer. The Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit reversed such decision and ordered that the order as to Klopp be vacated and that the proceeding as to him dismissed (Klopp v. SEC, 427 F.2d, 1970). The Commission by order of December 8 (Release 34.9041) vacated the prior bar order and dismissed the proceeding as to Klopp.

HOLDING COMPANY ACT RELEASE

GPU RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has i••ued,an order under the Holding Company Act (Release 35.16930) authorizing General Public Utilities Corporation, New York holding company, to alter previously designated capital contributions aggregating $84,000,000 to subsidiaries (as authorized by the Commission in January __ Release 35-16579). GPU now proposes to alter deSignated allocations by contributing an additional $5,000,000 to Pennsylvania Electric Company, raiSing its total contribution to that company to $21,000,000,and reducing the intended contribution to Jersey Central Power & Light Company by the same amount.

INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT RELEASES

PACIFIC INDUSTRIES SEEKS ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (ReleaseIC-6279) giving interested persons until December 24 to request a hearing upon an application of Pacific Industries, Inc., of New York on the proposed sale, for $1,843,458 (subject to sdjustment), of its Reliable Steel Supply Company Division ("Division") to Reliable Steel Supply Company, a newly-formed California corporation, all of whose outstanding stock is owned by Samuel W. Block and Martin N. Graham. The EquityCorporation owns 51.72% of the outstanding voting securities of Bell Intercontinental Corporstion which, in turn, owns 65.95% of the outstanding voting securities of Pacific. Block and Graham are esch employed by Pacific pursuant to five-year employment agreements expiring March 2, 1971. The Division is a warehouse distributor of airconditioning, heating and ventilating products, which it sells principally to aircondi· tioning snd heating contractors in the Los Angeles area. It also manufactures and sells to such contractors metal ducting which it fabricates from sheet metal.

ROYAL OPERATING CORP. SEEKS ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (Release IC·6280) giving interested persons until December 29 to request a hearing upon an application of Royal Operating Corporation ("Royal"), New York closed-end, non-diversified, management investment company.for an order declsring that it has ceased to be an investment company as defined in the Act. Royal repre-sents that at August 31 approximately 22% of its total assets consisted of "investment securities" as defined in the }ct (with an aggregate value of $366,225) and some 76% consisted of investments in real estate. Royal alleges that Since prior to May 25, 1970, it has been primarily engaged in acquiring snd main-taining interests in real estate and its dsy-to·dsy operations consist primarily of maintaining the real property it presently owns, and substantially all of its present income is derived from its real estate operations. Royal intends to continue to engage primarily in acquiring real estate interests and does not intend to make any further investments in investment securities.

KEYSTONE CUSTODIAN FUND RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (Release IC-628l) declaring that Keystone Custodian Fund, Series B-3, Boston, Mass. (of which KeystoneCustodian Funds, Inc., is trustee) has ceased to be sn investment company. In August 1966, substsntially all of the assets of the B-3 Fund were trsnsferred to Keystone Custodian Fund, Series B-4 in exchange for shares of the B-4 Fund.

RICO ARGENTINE MINING RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (Release IC-6282) temporarily exempting Rico Argentine Mining Company, Salt Lake City, from certain provi-sions of the Act during the period commencing November 7, 1970,and continuing until the Commission has acted upon its application of September 8 for an order declaring that it is not an investment compsny.

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SECURITIES ACf REGISTRATIONS

U. S. GYPSUM FILES FOR SECONDARY. United States Gypsum Company, 101 South Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill. 60606, filed a registration stat_nt (File 2-38979) with the SEC on December 4 seeking registration of 25,000outstanding shares of common stock~ The sbarea were acquired in connection with acquisitions by the companyand may be offered for sale from time to time by the holders thereof st prices current at the time of sale ($60 per share maximum*).

The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of gypsum products for construction andindustrial uses, including building materials of metal, wood and plastiC, and paint and other specialtybuilding products. In addition to indebtedness and preferred stock, it has outstanding 8,410,712 commonshares, of which 12,500 will be offered for sale by Cook Paint and Varnish Company and 12,500 by four ocherstockholders. Graham J. Morgan is president.

MADISON G&£ TO SELL BONDS. Madison Gas and Electric Company, 100 North Fairchild St., P. O. Box 1231,Madison, Wisc. 53701, filed a registration statement (File 2-38980) with the SEC on December 4 seekingregistration of $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 2001 series, to be offered for public sale at competitivebidding. A public utility, the company will use the net proceeds from the bond sale to repay an equivalentamount of approximately $15,700,000 of bank loans snd commercial paper expected to be outstanding when the

bonds are sold, and which were incurred for the financing of the company's 1970 construction program of approximately $18,500,000.

HA~~S SEAFOOD TO SELL STOCK. Hanks Seafood Company, Inc., P. O. Box 70, Easton, Md. 21601, filed a registration statement (File 2-38981) with the SEC on December 4 seeking registration of 300,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $8 per share. The offering is to be made on a firm commitment basis as to 150,000 shares, and a best efforts basis with respect to the balsnce, by underwriters headed byAarsand & Company, 6901 Keene Mill Rd., Springfield, Va. 22150, which will receive a commission of 20¢ pershare plus $12,000 for expenses. The company has sold to an officer and former officer of Aarsand 30,000shares at 2¢ per share.

The company ia principally engaged in the business of processing and marketing fish products for restaurants and home consumption. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, $110,000 will be used as the down payment on a new surf clam factory ship, $100,000 to reduce current accounts paysble and the balance to reduce amounts due under other debt agreements, to purchase additional equipment and to increase workingcapital. In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstanding 470,353 common shares, of which Fletcher Hanks, board chairman and preSident, owns 75% and management officials as a group own 80%

REDACTRON TO SELL STOCK. Redactron Corporation, 100 Parkway Dr. South, Rauppage, New York, filed a registration statement (File 2-38982) with the SEC on December 4 seeking registration of 100,000 shares of common stock. No underwriting is involved; the offering price ($15 per share maximum*) is to be supplied by amendment.

The company was formed in 1969 to design, develop, manufacture and sell an automatic editing typewriter to increase the productivity and efficiency of secretaries, stenographers and transcription typists. The company has sold no products and realized no revenues to date. Net proceeds of the sale of its stock will be used for working capital, including compensation to officers and directors aggregating $80,000; in addition, $200,000 will be used for purchase of equipment, $198,000 for advertising and $127,000 for purchase of an inventory of parts and supplies. The company has outstanding 200,000 shares of common stock, of which Evelyn Berezin, president, owns 17.1%, American Science Associates, New York 11.5% and management officials as a group 65.1%. Milton Schwartz is board chairman.

UNION ELECTRIC TO SELL BONDS. Union Electric Company, One Memorial Dr., St. Louis, Mo. 63166, filed a registration statement (File 2-38983) with the SEC on December 4 seeking registration of $50,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 2001, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. A public utility, the company will add the net proceeds of its sale of bonds to its general funds, to be used to retire, in part, short-term bank loans and commercial paper expected to aggregate $60,500,000 on January 14, 1971 and which were incurred to meet, in part, the cost of additions to property and plant, to finance the cost of continuing additions, and for other corporate purposes. The company anticipates its cash requirements for construction for 1971 at $162,000,000.

ASSOCIATES OF NORTH AMERICA TO SELL NOTES. Associates Corporation of North America, One Gulf & Western Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10023, filed a registration statement (File 2-38985) with the SEC on December 8 seeking registration of $100,000,000 of 7% to 8%% investment notes, due 12, 24, 36 or 60 months from issue date, to be offered for public sale at 100% of principal amount. The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis by Metever & Company, South Bend, Ind., which will receive selling commissions of from .1% to 1%.

The company (formerly Associates Investment Company), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gulf & Western Industries, Inc., is engaged trhough subsidiaries primarily in financing sales of consumer and industrial products, in wholesale financing, in making personal installment loans, in industrial and commercial bankingand in writing insurance. Net proceeds of the company's financing will be added to its general funds and usee initially to repay other indebtedness. In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstanding 250 common shares. O. C. Carmichael, Jr., is board chairman, and J. D. Barnette president.

ALBERTO-CULVER FILES FOR SECONDARY. Alberto-Culver Company, 2525 Armitage Ave., Melrose Park, Ill., filed a registration statement (File 2-38986) with the SEC on December 8 seeking registration of 171,>09 outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof. The offering is to be made through underwriters headed by Lehman Brothers Incorporated, One William St., and Shields & Company Incorporated, 44 wall St., both of New York, N. Y.; the offering price ($35.50 per share maximum*) and und~rwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.

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SICRlWSDtGEsr. DECBHUR 9. 1970 hge 3

The eoapany is principally ensased in the development ... nufacture. promotion and marketins of mass P.~led it ... (principally hair care product. and health and beauty aida). whicb are designed for .ale at retail.· In addition to indebtedness, it haa outstanding 4,696,544 common sbares. Paul Revere Life Insurance ea.pan, proposes to sell all of 38.956 abares held. Combined Insurance Company of America an of 31.164 and 12 othera tbe remaining sbares being registered. Leonard H. Lavin is president.

VIKING RESOURCES PROPOSES OFFERING. Viking Resources Corporation. 10948 Reading Rd •• Cincinnati, Ohio. filed a registration statement (File 2-38987) with the SEC on December 8 seeking registration of $2.000.000 of units in its 1971 Annual 011 and Gas Program. to be offered for public sale in $5.000 units. No under-writing i. involved; participating NASD dealers will receive a 5~ selling commission. The company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shield Petroleum Company. was organized in 1970 to engage in oil and gas drilling ventures. James C. Eigel is board chai.rman and prea1dent.

PETROFUNDS PROPOSES OFFERING. Petrofunds. Inc., 509 Madison Ave •• New York, N. Y., filed a registrationstateaent (Pile 2-38988) with the SEC on December 8, seeking registration of $12,000,000 of units in Fund A and B of its 1971 Drilling Program, to be offered for public sale in $5,000 units. No underwriting is involved; participating NASD dealers will receive s 7;~ selling commission. The program was created for tbe purpoae of participating in oil and gas drilling ventures in the west and southwest United States. The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of McRae 011 Corporation. James A. HeRae is board chairman and praddent.

SHAREHOLDERS MANAGEMENT PROPOSES OFFERING. Shareholders Management Company, 1888 Century Park East.Los Anaeles! Calif. 90067, Sponsor of Shareholders Investment Programs for the Accumulation of Shares ofEnterprise Fund. Inc., filed a registration statement (File 2-38990) with the SEC on December 7 seekingregistration of $500.000 of single and monthly investment programs. Douglas B. Fletcher is board chairmansnd William H. Elliott is president of the Sponsor.

MISCELLANEOUS

olc REGISTRATIONS REPORTED. The following issuers of securities traded over-the-counter have filedregistration statements with the Commission pursuant to requirements of Section 12(g) of the SecuritiesExchange Act (companies which currently file annual and other periodic reports with the SEC are identifiedby 11**,'):

FUe 110. Q-Re'Sistrants Location

5249 McGill Manufacturing Co Inc5167 Affiliated Capital Corp** Houston, Tex ValparaiSO, lnd5152 Anco Corp Knoxvi lle, Tenn 5144 lled-Pak Corp** Charleston, W.Va5172 Best Products Co Inc**Richmond. Va 5242 Metroaodular Corp Springfield, 111.5148 Bevis Industries Inc Providence, R.I. 5142 ~1ister Casket Co** Brooklyn Heights.51S1 Flexsteel Industries Inc**Dubuque. Iowa Ohio5164 Graham l".agnetics Inc** Graham, Tex 5141 Princeton Electronic Products Inc**5171 Heritage Enterprises Inc**New York, NY North Brunswick,5247 International Capital Development Corp NJ

Southfield, Lich 5252 Royal United Corp Jackson Heights,5150 Jensen Industries** L. A. Calif. NY5166 Jurgensen's** Pasadena, Colif. 5246 Seamount Corp New York, NY6519 !.arvin ;',ortage Investors**Beverly Hills, 5165 Shenandoah Oil Corp** Ft. Worth , Tex

Calif. 5168 Telegeneral Corp** New York, NY5149 Management Television Systems Inc** 5170 Vast Inc** Old Saybrook, Conn

New York. NY 5243 Western Management Corp Albuquerque. N.}j.5145 Maxon Industries Inc**L.A., Calif.

RECENT FORM 8-K FILINGS. The companies listed below have filed Form 8-K reports for the month indicated and responding to the item of the Form specified in parentheses. Photocopies thereof may be purchased from the Commission's Public Reference Section (in ordering, please give month and year of report). Invoice will be included with the requested material when mailed. An index of the captions of the several items of the form waa included in the December 7 News Digeat.

81C aeports for Sept 1970

Dat. DocwaeaU. Inc.""p Corp. (11.13) 1-4702-2 (7,13) 1-6231-2 Book. Librarie •• Inc. Data Manal_nt Service.. Inc.

(7,9,10.11,12.13) 0-4834-2 (1.7.8.12) 0.3887-2 ColoradoInst~nt. Inc. Datalledi. COIIPuter Se"ic.a. Inc.

(11,13) 0-3987-2 (1.2.3.13) .2-33815-2 Control Industries Corp. The DowntowDer Corp

(9) 0-4344-2 Jua. 1970 (11,13) 0-2026-2

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8K Reports for Sept 1970 .(Con't)

Honeywell. Inc. (11) 1-971-2 Walthaa Industries Corp.

(2.13,12) 1-5870-2

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. (4,7,l3) 1..3751-2

Berkshire eas Co (11) 0-1857-2 Economy Finance Corp.

(7,8,13) 0-2352-2 Superscope. Inc. (12) 1..5307 .. 2 Willamette Induatriea, Inc.

(4,7,12,13) 0-3730-2

Beks Charbroilera International. Inc. (2.7) 2-31503-2

Bendix Corporation (II) 1-952-2 The C08raodyne Corp.

(9.12) 1-5336-2 EQuity National Induatriea. Inc.

"0,12.13) 1-6447-2 Georgia-Pacific Corp.

(3,7,8,13) 1-3506..2 Globe Union Inc. (13) 1-3328-2 Greater Nebraska Corp.

01,13) 0-537-2 Informatics, Inc.

(3,9,13) 0-3924-2 Standard Computer Corporation

(12) 0-4577-2

Airport Services Inc. (12) 0-4825-2Allegheny Beverage Corp.

Au~ 1970 (3,8,) 0-3679-2 Frank E. Best Inc.

(3,11.13) 0-1490-2 The Harwood Companies Inc.

(13) 1-6221-2Information and Computing Centers

Corp (2,3.7,11,12,13) 0-3878-2Taylor Wine Company, Inc.

(11,13) 0-1822-2

Air King Corp. (11.12.13) 0-2772-2Alabama Gas Corp. (13) 1-3740-2 Brown Co. (7,13) 1-5077-2 Burlingame Food. (12.13) 0-4890-2 Digital Equipment Corp (7) 1-5296-2

Edison Bros. Stores. Inc.(12,13) 1-1394-2

Justheim Petroleum CoJune 1970 (11,13) 1-6203-2

Tyeo Laboratories, Inc.(1,3,12.13) 1-5482-2

Wisconsin Electric P~wer Co.(3) 1-1245-2

A. J. Industries, Inc. Hay 1970 (8) 1-5672-2

B.T.B.Corp (7.13) 1-3410-2 Cybermark Syste.. , Inc.

(2.11.13) 2-28146-2 Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.

(4.7,12.13) 1-463-2 Louis Sherry, Inc.

(7,12.13) 0-5159-2 Texas Industries. Inc.

Oct 1970 (2,13) 1-4887-2

Ac_ Pnc18ion Pl'Oduct8, Inc. (8) 1-6135-2

AMrican Forest Prods. Corp.(11) 0-588-2

Ashland Overae.a Ftn8lce Corp.(13) 1-5567-2

Cenco Hoapital & Convalescent Home. (11) 2-34916-2

Centaur Mini Devices. Inc. (2.13) 2-34077-2

Colt Induatrbes Inc. (4.13) 1-5882-2

The Dayton Power & Light Co. (12) 1-2385-2

Sensitron. Inc. (2.7.13) 0-4233-2 Udyco Industries, Inc.

(7.13) 0-2821-2 Aug 1970 (8,9,) 0-2821-2

World Life & Health Ins of Co. of Penna. (10) 2-27349..2

Wright Air lines, Inc. <7.8,10,13) 0-3145-2

Academic Computer Systems, Inc.(2.13) 2-31876-2

Beverly Enterprises (7) 1-5894-2

Cogar Corporation(7.13) 0-4319-2

Consolidated Water Co. (7) 0-202-2

Jersey Central Power and Light Co.(11) 1-3141-2

The Upjohn Company(12,13) 1-4147-2

Wabash Consolidated Corp.<2.13) 0-3897-2

Bio-Medical Sciences, Inc. (9,12) 2-32533-2

Canoga Industries, Inc. (l) 1-5576-2

Capital General Corporation(1.8,9,11.12.13) 0-3109-2

Cut & Curl, Inc. (8) 2-30569-2 Eckaar Corp.

(2.4.12.13) 1-5405-2 Georgia Power Co.

(4,7.13) 1-6468-2 Globe Life and Accident Insurance

Co. (2.13) 2-23199-2 Information Industries, Inc.

(12) 0-4123-2Lord Hardwicke Ltd.

Karch 1970 (11,13) 2-31468-2 The United Illuminating Co.

(3) 0-469-2 A1co Standard Corp.~8) 1-5964-2 Bangor Punta Corp. (3) 1-4972-2 Bankers United Manage.ent Corp.

(12) 0-3716-2 ICO Electrical Mfg. Corp. 1-5819-2

Oct 70 (1) First Weste~n Finan. Corp (12) 0- 2904-2 Hazeltine Corp. (12) 1-230-2 Knott Hotels Corp (12) 1-1208-2 Leasepac Corp. (7.13) 0-4081-2 National Presto Industries, Inc.

(12.13) 1-2451-2 Chas. Pfizer & Co. (3) 1-3619-2

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SEC NEWS DIGEST, DECEMBER 9, 1970

8K Reports for Sept

Art_ Robby Products. Inc:. (7.11.12) 0-4082-2

The Clorox Ca.pany (4,7.13) 1-5659-2Baaa Corp. (10.12) 0-2145-2Dia.ond Crystal Salt Co.(7.13) 0-1551-2General Mills, Inc. (11.13) 1-1185-2ld.al Basic Industries Inc.(3) 1-4070-2The Jasper Corp. (2.12) 0-3279-2Kirk Corp. (13) 0-4182-2

•eck Industries. Inc:. (1.13) 1-3267-2Bellanca Aircraft Corp.

<2.7.12.13) 0-4031-2Blue Chip Staaps (1) 0-3810-2Bryn Mawr Group Inc. (8) 0-2655-2Caldwell Computer Corp

(U,l2,l3) 0-3983-2Bavest Induatdea. Inc.

(2.4.7.13) 0-3938-2Hughes & Hatcher Inc. (8) 1-3387-2Investors Equity of the West Inc.

(2.13) 0-2213-2 Marshall Industries, (13) 1-5441-2 Mobile Home Ca.aunitiea (12,13) 2-32844-2

M1cromation Technology Corp. (10.11) 2-30050-2

Minnesota Natural Gas Co.(7) 0-1878-2

Allerican Can International Corp.(7) 1-6121-2

Canadian Gridoil Ltd. (7.11) 1-5191-2 Carte Blanche Corp. (7.13) 0-2049-2

11.ctronic Data Systems Corp. (11,13) 0-3979-2

Hadron, Inc. (2.13) 2-31667-2 Libby, McNeill & Libby

(U.13) 1-1922-2Maaters. Inc. (13) 0-4902-3NHA, Inc. (2.7,13) 0-4572-2

Ansul Co. (3) 1-4606-2 Central Bancorp. (11) 2-31017-2 Coastal States Gas Producing Co.

(7.12) 1-4718-2 General United Croup Inc. (6) 0-2008-2 National Airlines Inc. (7) 1-3227-2 Curtiss Wright Corp. Aug 70(6) 1-134-2

Andrea Radio Corp. (12) Oct 70 1-4324-2 Computer Dimensions. Inc. (3) 0-4541-2 Computer Sciences Corp. (12) 1-4850-2 Dalto Electronics Corp.

(7,12.13) 0-1852-2 Getty Oil Co. (8) 1-771-2 Interfinanc:ia1 Inc. (12) 0-3901-2 International Controls Corp.

(12) 1-5599-2 Liberty Equities Corp. (2.3) 0-2258-2 Long Island Lighting Co.

(7,12,13) 1-3571-2 Texaco, Inc. (13) 1-27-2 Utilities Leasing Corp. (12) 0-4309-2

Al1tapea, Inc. (2,11,12.13) 2-33559-2 Atlantic I.proveaent Corp (3,13) 2-18817-2 Avco Corporation (2.7,13) 1-124-2 Dekcraft Corp. (2.13) 0-3763-2 Gifford-Hill & Co.,lnc. (7) 0-4213-2 I..,York State Electric & Gas Corp.

(7) 1-3103-2

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1970 (Con't)

Alberts Inc:. (10) 0-4184-2Allerican Broadcasting Ca.panies. Inc.

(3) 1-3534-2Doyle Dane Bambach. Inc.

(12.13) 0-1717-2 E.I. Dupont De 'e.aura & Co.

(13) 1-815-2laatern Air Lines. Inc. (7.8) 1-3049-2

First Fidelity Corp • (3,10) 0-4499-2

Galable Skopo Inc. (7) 1-3478-2Heritage le.brandt Corp.

U2,13) 0-4199-2Ho..stead Minerals Corp. (1) 0-4055-2Inland Baneorp. (2) 0-4579-2

Apollo Industries, Inc.(11,13) Nov.1969 1-1677-2Oct 1969 (2.13) 1-1677-2Karch 1970 (2.13) 1-1677-2

Cardiff Industries Inc. (1) 1-1738-2Codex Corp. (7,9,12,13) 0-4068-2Colonial Caa.erica1 Corp.

(2,13) 0-4856-2Co.puter Traneeiver 51ste.. , Inc.

(11) 0-3825-2Cowles Co..unications, Inc.

<12,13) 1-5221-2Ellbart Corporation (3) 1-4012-2Energy Conversion Devices. Inc.

(7,8) 0-3315-2General Nuraing Ho..s Corp.

(2,3) 0-4044-2Marathon Manufacturing Co.

(2,7,13) 0-3557-2

Columbia Broadcasting Systems. Inc.ca 1-2931-2

Continental Can COlapany Inc.(7,8.10) 1-489-2

Diebold. Inc. (12.13) 1-4879-2Dravo Corp. (7,13) 1-5642-2Gulf Energy and Oevelopil8nt Corp

(3) 0-2294-2lSI Corp. (3,12) 0-1843-2Iowa Southern Utilities Co.

(7,13) 0-849-2Phillips-Foscue Corp. (11) 0-4047-2

A1ba-Waldensian Inc. (4,7.13) 1-6150-2Braniff .\irways Inc.

(9,12.13 ) 1-5291-2Century Convalescent Centers, Inc.

(3,6.9,U ,12,13) 0-5014-2Co~ugrapbic Corp. (3) 2-35676-2Elba Syste.. Corp (11.13) 0-3933-2General Coaputer Services, Inc.

<1.12) 0-3563-2Govet11lMnt E.p1oyees Corp

(4,7,13) 0-414-2Howard Bros. Discount Stores, Inc.

(7.13) 0-4900-2International Disposal Corp.

U2.13) 0-3016-2International Textbook Co.

(7..12,13) 0-800-2Lee Motor Product. Inc.

(2.3,12,13) 1-4441-2Town and Country Nursing Centers, Inc.

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SEC NEWS DIGEST, DECEMBER 9, 1970

8K Reports for Sept 1970 (Con't)

Hicropac Industries, Inc.(12) 0-5109-2Collins Radio Co. (4,12,13) 1-4248-2 National Ac:comociations.Inc.Gray Communications Syst..s Inc.(13) 0-3921-2 (12,13) 2-32387-2

Consolidated Edison Co. of N.Y. Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.

(7,13) 1-121-7-2 Oct 1970 (11) 1-4288-2

Davis Food Service, Inc.(l2) 0-3380-2 Radiation Maehinery CorporationDiodes Inc. (11,13) 1-5740-2 (2,3.7.8.12,13) 0-4212-2

McCord Corp (7) 1-1233-2 Schering Corp (11,13) 1-3735-2

~hiladelphia Suburban Corp. Total ~etreleum (11) 1-6184-2

(7,13) 0-3823-2 Weight Watchers International,Inc (3) 0-3389-2

Western Standard Uraniua. InC.Allis Chalmers. Mfg. Co. (3) 1-2199-2 (1) 0-3802-2Autoaation Sciences, Inc.

(12,13) 0-4191-2 Diversified Rea1t, Inc.(7) 0-2864-2Cosmopolitan Investors FundingCompany April 1970 (11,13) 0-3638-2 Hanagement Aaststance Inc.

Dana Corp. (8) 1-1063-2 (13) 0-2017-2

Fiuancial Security Life Insurance Narco Scientific Industries Inc.

Co. (1,2,7,13) 0-3428-2 (2.7> 1-5598-2

Great Western United Corp(11) 1-5443-2 National Investors Fire & Casualty

Walter E. Heller & Co. Insurance Co (2.13) 2-26839-2 (7,8,13) 1-6157-2 Niagara Mohawk ~owef Corp.

Abbot.tLaboratories. Inc. (7,13) . 1-2987-2 Prelude Corporation (7,11,13) 0-5080-2<12,13) 1-2189-2 Tyson's Foods, Inc. (7,13) 0-3400-2Albertson's Inc. (12) 1-6187-2

Anacoap. Inc. (12.13) 2-30014-2 Virginia Commonwealth Bankshares. Inc.

Chanco Medical Industries (7,13) 1-6505-2

(11,13) 0-4456-2 The Worthington Steel Company (11) 0-4016-2

Hichigan Bell Telephone Cae (7) 1-3499-2 Zurn Industries Inc. Mosinee ~aper Hills Co (11) 0-1732-2 July 1970 (8) 1-5502-2 New York Telephone Co. (3,7) 1-3425-2 Pioneer Plastics Corp (13) 1-4487-2 First Arkansas Bankstoek Corp.~iper Aircraft Corp. (13) 1-3216-2 Oct 1970 (2,3,7.13) 0-4721-2 Syner-Data. Inc. (11) 0-5028-2 Instrument Syst..s Corp.Te1edata. Inc. (2,9.13) 0-4088-2 (2,3,7,8.12,13) 1-5643-2 Triton Oil & Gas Corp. King Resources Co.

(2,3.7> (4,6,9.12.13) 0-3084-2 Kohler Co (3) 2-36823-2

Buebler Corp. Laguna Niguel Corp.April 1970 (6) 1-6041-2 (1.3,12,13) 1-4871-2

ConlD lidated Airborne SystelDS.Inc. Materials Research Corp. Oct 1970 (11,13) 0-1741-2 U2.13) 1-6427-2

Dare Researcb & Development Corp Hed-Pak Corp. (11) 0-5144-2 Aug 1970 (11) 1-5994-2 Hister Gasket Co.

Gould Inc. (3,11,12,13) 0-5142-2 Oct 1970 (11.13) 1-3278-2 Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. (12) 1-2572-2

Hawaiian Electric Co •• Inc. Reading Co. (11) 1-649-2 Oct 1970 (7) 1-4955-2 Telegeneral Corporation (7) 0-5168-2

Kaiser Cement & GypsWl Corp. Jan 1970 (7) 0-5168-2 (8) 1-4598-2 Nov 1969 (7) 0-5168-2

Louisville & Nashville RR Co. (3) 1-1116-2

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS. Effective December 7: Automatic Data Processing, Inc., 2-38766; Great Northern Nekoosa Corp., 2-38876. Effective December 8: Combined Communications Corp., 2-38217 (40 days);Hal1iburton Co., 2-38875; Pan American World Pirways, Inc., 2-38821 (Jan 17); Toro Manufacturing Corp., 2-38908.

NOTE TO DEALERS. The period of time dealers are required to use the prospectus in trading transactiont is shown above in parentheses after the name of the issuer.

*As estimated for purposes of computing the registration fee.

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