SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

~~W~ IDil~~1r A brief summary of financial proposals filed with and actions by the SEC

f In or d e r i nq full text of Releases from SEC Pu b l rc c t rcn s Unit Cite number)

(Iue ItO amp9-204) FOR RELEASE October 23 1969

TRADIMG SUSPENSIOIt CONTINUED The SEC has ordered the suspension of over-the-counter trading inthe securities of Rajac Industries Inc bullbull for the further ten-day period October 24 to Noveaber 2 19amp9inclusive

CAPITOL HOLDING TRADING BAN TO BE LInED The SEC today announced that iu ban on trading in stockof Capitol Bolding Corporation of Los Angeles will terainate at the close of business October 31(Release 34-8730) Trading in the stock was first suspended on January 15 because of serious questionsthat arose regarding the accuracy and adequacy of financial statements being disseminated by the companyconcerning its properties and operations and a draaatic but apparently unwarranted rise in the marketprice of Capitol Holding siock from a bid of 50cent on August 29 19amp8 to $9 on December 23 1968 and wasselling in the range of $ampi - $amp 34 at the time of the suspension

Subsequently on October 9 the CoDission applied to the Federal court in Los Angeles for an order enjoining Capitol Holding David A Wooldridge president Daniel E Manning secretary-treasurer Robert A Eisenberg and 19 other defendants from violating the Federal securities laws in the offer and sale of Capitol Holding atock Capitol Holding Wooldridge and Manning consented to entry of a court order of perm-anent injunction but without admitting or denying the violationa alleged by the Commission Its complaintcharged that false and misleading statements were disseminated including representations that Capitol Holding owned oil interests valued at $3000000 when in fact their true value was under $5000 and that it anticipated gross aales of between $75 and $100 illion which were completely without basis in fact

The Commission cautioned that holders and prospective purchasers of Capitol Holding shares as wellas broker-dealer firms should exercise the utlBOSt care in analyzing all available information aboutCapitol Holding in connection with any future transactions in its stock

OHIO POWER SEEKS ORDER The SEC has issued an order under the Holding Company Act (Release 35-1(500)giving interested persons until November 12 to request a hearing upon a proposal of Ohio Power CompanyCanton subsidiary of American Electric Power Company Inc to purchase from the City of Hartins FerryOhio its electric utility system for $4825000

CONSOLIDATED NATURAL GAS RECEIVES ORDER The SEC has issued an order under the Hold ing Company Act (Release 35-1(501) authorizing Consolidated Natural Gas Company New York holding company to issue and sell $30000000 of debentures due 1994 at competitive bidding Consolidated will use $20000000 of the proceeds of its debenture sale to purchase long-term notes to be issued by subsidiaries The subsidiaries will apply the proceeds of the sale of such notes to finance construction progr s for 1969 estimated at $104000000 for the Consolidated system The remaining $10000000 of such proceeds will be applied in partial prepayment of Consolidateds $20000000 construction bank loan which mature October 25 1970 In connection therewith certain subsidiaries now propose to convert prior open account advances made to them by Consolidated fra the proceeds of such bank loan into long-term obligations through the issue and sale to Consolidated of non-negotiable promissory notes as follows Consolidated Gas Supply Corporation $4400000 The East Ohio Gas Company $2750000 The Peoples Natural Ga Company $2750000 and The River Gas Company $100000

REAL PETROLEUM PROPOSES EXCHANGE OFFER Real Petroleum Company 6810 West Kellogg Wichita Kansas67209 filed a registration statement (File 2-35041) with the SEC ~n October 16 seeking regiBtration of8000000 shares of common stock These Bhares are to be offered in exchange for interests in the 19661967 1968 and 1969 Clinton Oil Company Oil and Gas Progr certain outside interestl in these and otherproperties and certain undeveloped oil and gas leaseB No underwriting is involved

Organized in September the company will engage in oil and gaB exploration activities Wm H Avery1s pres ident

SAFETECH TO SELL STOCK Safetech Inc 10 Indutrial Road Fairfield N J 07006 filed a registra-tion statement (File 2-35052) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of 120000 shares of common stock to be offered for public Bale at $6 per share The offering is to be made on a beat efforts all or none basis through March Planning Corp 2 Park Ave bullbull New York 10016 which will receive a selling commission of 60e per share plus $25000 for expenses The company has agreed to sell the underwriter fo= $120 three year warrants to purchase 12000 shares exerciable after one year at $660 per share

Organized in April the company proposes to engage in the research development and manufacture of a line of intrusion and fire alarm devices including ultrasonics ierowave and infrared techniques designed for industry mercantile establishments private homeB and apartments Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $100000 will be used for development and training of a saleB organization and personnel marketing literature trade shows and advertising services $100000 for research and development and $100000 to absorb anticipated operating losses for one year the balance will be added to the companys working capital and uled for general corporate purposes The company has outstanding 172000 coaaon sharel (with a 94e per

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SEC NEWS DIGEST OCTOBER 23 1969 Page 2

share book value) of which John A Meditz president owns 12William Tonkowich board chairman 29and nagement officials a a group 73Purchaser8 of the shares being registered will acquire a 41 stock interest in the coapany for their investment of $720000 (they will 8ustain an immediate dilution of $395 in per share book value from the offering price) the pre8ent shareholders will then own 59for which they paid $162000

PRUDENTIAL LEASING TO SELL STOCK Prudential Leasing Corporation 2040 North East l63rd StN Miami Beach Fla filed a registration statement (File 2-35054) with the SEC on October 17 seeking rea-i8tration of 100000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $5 per share The offeringi to be made by Gardner Securities Corporation 15 William St New York which will receive a 50cent per 8hare comission plu8 $7500 for expenses The coapany has agreed to sell 10000 shares to the underwriter at lcent per share

Organized in May 1968 the capany is engaged in the business of obtaining financing for leases on commercial and industrial equipment automobile furniture fixtures and other personal property through franchi8ed dealers Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $337500 will be used to establish compensatingbalances at several commercial banking institutions in order to 8ecure 10an8 to finance leases the balance will be added to the companys general working capital and used for general corporate purposes The companyhaa outstanding 230000 ComROn shares (with a 38cent per share book value) of which Michael Pelle president owns 31and management officials as a group 62 Purchasers of the shares being registered will acquirea 303 stock interest in the company for their investment of $500000 (they will 8ustain an immediate dilution of $354 in per 8hare book value) the present 8tockholders will then own 697with an aggregatebook value of $88543 or 38cent per share

HOTEL CORP OF ISRAEL TO SELL DEBENTURES Hotel Corporation of Israel 714 W Monroe St Chicago Ill 60606 filed a registration~atement (File 2-35056) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of $875000 of 8 senior subordinated convertible debentures due 1980-84 to be offered for sale to its common stockholders and then to the general public at 100of principal amount No underwriting is involved

The company illengaged in the management of the Sheraton-Tel Aviv Hotel in Tel Aviv Israel under the terms of an operating agreement between the company and a subsidiary of Sheraton Corporation of America Net proceeds of its debenture sale together with $857000 to be loaned by the State of Israel pursuant to a 9mortgage loan will be ulled in connection with the construction of an addition to the present hotel 8tructure In addition to indebtedness the company has outstanding 111833 common shares of which manage-ment officials as a group own 40 Martin N Sandler is board chairman and Robert R Kaplan president

MODULAR CINEMAS SHARES IN REGISTRATION Modular Cinemas of America Inc 1019 First Federal BldgPO Box 1737 Atlanta Ga 30301 filed a registration statement (File 2-35057) with the SEC on October 17 8eeking registration of 292400 shares of common stock These shares are issuable at $1 per share uponexercise of common stock purchase warrants

OMNI RESEARCH TO SELL STOCK Omni Research Incorporated 801 Hato Ray San Juan Puerto Rico filed a registration statement (File 2-35058) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of 110000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $4 per share The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis through Service Securities Inc 122 East 42nd St New York 10017 which will receive a 40cent per 8hare selling commission plus $15000 for expenses The company has agreed to sell the underwriter for ~lOO five-year warrants to purchase 10000 shares exercisable after one year at prices ranging from $440 to $520 pershare

The company was organized in March for the purpose of establishing and operating a chemicsl and biologi-cal laboratory in Mayaguez Puerto Rico primarily to engage in research and testing for others To date the company has done no business It is the purpose of this offering to obtain working capital of which $160000 is required to meet one of the conditions of obtaining $225000 of loans from the Puerto Rican Induatrial Development Company If such loans are obtained $50000 will be used to purchase equipment and $285000 for working capital purposes if the loans are not obtained $195000 will be used to purchaseequipment and $140000 will be used for working capital purposes Of the $225000 in loans $175SOO will be u8ed for equipment and the balance will be added to working capital The company has outstanding 303750 common shares (with a 24cent per share book value) of which Irving Gray president owns 283and management officia18 as a group 633 Purchasers of the shares being registered will acquire a 25 stock interest in the company for their investment of $400000 (they will sustain an immediate dilution of $286 in per share book value from the offering price) the present shareholders will then own 75for which they will have paid $69100 in cash and services having a value of $5000

MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST PROPOSES OFFERING Municipal Investment Trust Fund Series S filed a registration statement (File 2-35059) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of $9450000 of units to be offered for public sale in 6000 units The Fund is one of a aeries of similar investment companies created by a trust agreement under which Bache amp Co Inc Goodbody amp Co and Walston amp Co Inc act as sponsors United State8 Trust Company of New York as trustee and Standard amp Poors Corporationswholly-owned valuing subSidiary Standard Statistics Co as evaluator The Fund consist8 of diversified tax exempt bond portfolio of interest-bearing obligations issued by or on behalf of states counties territories or municipalities of the United States and authorities and political subdivisions thereof the interest on WhiCh is in the opinion of recognized bond counsel exempt from all Federal income tax under existing law

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SEC RBWS DIGUT OCTOBEIl 23 1969 Page 3

ADllS POit SOU1HAFRICA LARD amp EXPLORATION FILED Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York 23 Wall St New York filed a registration state~nt (File 2-35061) with the SEC on October 17 aeeking registration of 100000 Aaerican Depositary Ieceipts for ordinary shares of The South African Land amp Exploration Company Liaited

COIT IRTEllNATIONAL FILES FOIlOFFERING AND SECONDARY Colt International Inc 2251 Vantage St Dallas Tex filed a registration atatement (File 2-35063) with the SEC on October 20 5eeking registration of 180000 shares of common stock of which 150000 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 30000 (being outstanding shares) by the present holders thereof The offering is to be made throughRuss amp Co Inc Alamo Rational Bldg San AntoniO Tex 78205 the offering price ($1350 per share maxtmum and underwriting term are to be aupplied by ~ndment The company has sold the Russ firm for $180 five-year warrants to purchase 18000 shares

Organized in 1967 the co~any is engaged in the retail sale of fabrics and sewing notions throughcompany-owned retail outlets and the wholesale of such merchandise to non-company-owned and franchised retail outlets Of the net proceeds of its sale of additional stock $1500000 will be uaed to establish additional company-owned retail outlets and to finance the sale of franchises the balance will be added to the companys general funds and used for general corporate purposes The company has outstanding 450000 common shares (with a $104 per share book value) of which Benjamin Coit board chairman owns 3514Robert Coit president 424 and management officials as a group 100l Benjamin Coit proposes to sell 30000 shares of 157950 shares held

ALLIED PERSONNEL TO SELL STOCK Allied Peraonnel Corporation Univeraal Marion Bldg 21 W Church StJacksonville Fla 32202 filed a registration statement (File 2-35064) with the SEC on October 20 seeking regiatration of 200000 shares of common atock to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by First Alabama Securitiea Inc 400 Frank Leu Bldg Montgoaery Ala The offering price ($5 per share maxUDum) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by ~ndaent The company has agreed to sell the under-writers for $85 five-year warrants to purchase 8500 shares exercisable after one year st $6 per share

Organized in August for the purpose of forming a holding company and assuming the franchise operationsof its wholly-owned subsidiary and principal operating capany Allied Personnel Inc (organized in 1960)the company and its subsidiary engage in the business of securing employment for personnel in professionalmanagement and other salaried positions and recruiting potential personnel for employer clients throughcompany-owned and 41 franchised offices Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $100000 will be devotedto the sale of franchises by increased advertising and the hiring of additional personnel to recruit andtrain franchisees $130000 for the establishment of aeveral new offices with a view toward selling them toprospective franchisees and possibly $90000 for setting up 8 computerized system of matching applicantswith job opportunities the balance will be added to the companys working capital and used for generalcorporate purposes The company has outstanding 430000 common shares (with a 5lC per share book value)of which Larry D Barnette board chairman and president owns 971 Purchasers of the shares beingregistered will sustain an uediate dilution of $330 in per share book value from the offering price

POMEROY SHITH PROPOSES OFFERING Poeeroy Smith 70 Ltd (a limlted partnership) 418 Bldg of theSouthwest Midlard Tex 79701 filed a registration statement (File 2-34958) with the SEC on October 1seeking registration of $300000 of limited partnership interests to be offered for public sale at $10000per unit No underwriting is involved The partnership was formed to conduct oil and gas exploratory anddevelopment activities in West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico generally known as the Permian BasinPomeroy Smith is the general partner

IHNISBROOK ASSOCIATES PROPOSES OFFERING Innisbrook Associates P O Drawer 1088 Tarpon Springs Fla 33589 filed a registration statement (File 2-35066) with the SEC on October 20 seeking registration of $13966240 of rental condominiU1llunits (410 units) in a condominium apartment known as Innisbrook to be offered for public sale at $34064 per unit Innisbrook Associates is a joint venture of Mid-Continent Service Corporation and Golf Hosts International Inc Innisbrook 1s a condominium project which will be situated on 850 acres of land located in the northern portion of Pinellas County Florida on the western gulf coast north of Clearwater and near Tarpon Springs Harvey P Jones is president of Golf Hosts and Alvin T Stolen Jr ia president of Mid-Continent

STOCK PLANS FILED The following have filed Form S-8 reaiatration atatementa with the SEC seeking registration of aecurities to be offered under and pursuant to e~loyee atock plans

LVO Corporation Tulaa Okla 74103 (File 2-35051) - 200000 shares Automatic Data Processing Inc Clifton N J 07015 (Pile 2-35053) - 20000 shares Allied Maintenance Corporation New York 10001 (File 2-35055) - 28570 sharea Stone amp Webster Incorporated New York 10004 (File 2-35060) - 235294 shares Manpower Inc Milwaukee Wiac 53203 (File 2-35062) - 65000 ahares Lightolier Incorporated Jersey City N J 07305 (File 2-35067) - 50000 shares

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SEC NEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pale 4

OIC IlEGlSTRATIONS UPOITID The following bauera of aecuriUe traeled over-the-counter have fUeel regiatration atat nta with the eoiaion puruant to requirata of Section l2(g) of the Securitiea Exchange Act (capanie which currently file annual anelother perioclic report a with the SEC are ielentifieel by-)

I FileI No

3983 3977 3987

3995

3976

3979

39bO 3901 39b9

39b5 3990 4021

3992 3982 3988

3978

3984

O-Registrants Locat1on

Caldwell Computer Corp Dallas Tex Carrols Development Corp Syracuse NY Colorado lnstruemtns Inc

Bloomfield Colo Combustion Equipment Associates Inc

New York NY Convenient Industries of America Inc

Louisville Ky Electronic Uata Systems Corp

Dallas Tex GilbertRobinson Inc KC Mo

nle No

3994 3999

4003

4009

4002 4032 4001 3998 4006 3997

4004

4036 4011

4008

3991 4012 3993

4007

3996

4005

401C

O-Registrants Location

Albany Frozen FoOds Inc Albany Ore Block engineering Inc

Canbr Idge Iass Camin Laboratories Inc

Brooklyn NY Capit~1 Film Laboratories Inc

Washington DC Central Uata Systems IncCleveland O Conel Corp Philadelphia 18 Contico International IncSt I~uis Mo Electro-Plastics Inc Newcrk NJ Electronic TranSistors Corp Flushing NY Geriatric amp Hedical Centers Inc+

Philadelphia Pal Golden IlestTrailers Inc+ Smtll Ana

California Kreisler Pag Corp North Bergen NJ Nid-Continental Realty Corp+

Chicago Ill National hedicc-l lnterpriscsInc

Beve r Iy Ilillsc-i ifornie

lrudential Funds Incilew York NY Red Food Stores Inc Chattanooga Tenn kyline Oil Co Salt Le kc City

UtphSpecialty FesteurrntsCorp~Lon~1cnch

C[111poundorniltTab Products Inc San Fr~ncisco

California Wham-O Hanuf ac tut-Lng Co

San Gabriel Cal l-IhiteIJrug Co of Grr-nd Forks

-Jame s t own iD

Lightolier Inc Manor Care Inc Nova-Tech Inc Olympic Geophysical Ordnance ~ngineering

Jersey City NJ Silver Spring Nd LA Calif

Co Houston Tex Associates Inc

Des Plaines Ill ~nelling amp 3nelling IncPaoli Fa Sorg Printing Co Inc New York lY Unicare Health Services Inc

Lilwaukce isc UnIversal Coverage Corp beverly Hills

California inchesterorth Inc littsbl1rghPa

be included with the requeated material vhen mailed An index fora vaa included in the October 9 News Digest

RECENT FORM 8-K FILINGS The companiea liated below have filed Fora 8-K reporta for the month iadicated and reapoDding to the ites of tbe Fora apecified in parentheea Photocopiea thereof may be purchaaed fram tbe ec-iaions Public Reference Section (pleae give New Digeat Iaue No in ordering) Invoice vill

of the captiona of tbe everal ites of the

Lionel Corp( 2713)

Zurn Ind Inc ( U13)

Canadian Pacific Railway( 13)

Jenfln Corp( 2713)

Newell Ind Inc(2)Shippera Dispatch Inc

( 7)

Genra1 Cineaa Corp( 413)

8K Report for Aul

1-319 -

IRc 1-1342-2

0-3496-20-3180-2

0-1155-2

1-4925-2

Florida Ga Transiaion Co ( 4713) 2-26874-2

1969

IPS Produet Inc ( 713)

Unidco Corp( 12)

Scope Inc Inc ( 81113)

Trana-Canada Pip~ine( 78)

0-3587-2

2-30846-2

1-5839-2

1-3552-2 Inc

2-21927-2

First S amp L Shares Inc ( 1213) 1-4572-2

atern Air Devicea Inc ( 1213)

Calif Financial Corp ( 1213) 1-4637-2

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SEC NEWS DIGEST OCTOBER 23 1969 Page 2

share book value) of which John A Meditz president owns 12William Tonkowich board chairman 29and nagement officials a a group 73Purchaser8 of the shares being registered will acquire a 41 stock interest in the coapany for their investment of $720000 (they will 8ustain an immediate dilution of $395 in per share book value from the offering price) the pre8ent shareholders will then own 59for which they paid $162000

PRUDENTIAL LEASING TO SELL STOCK Prudential Leasing Corporation 2040 North East l63rd StN Miami Beach Fla filed a registration statement (File 2-35054) with the SEC on October 17 seeking rea-i8tration of 100000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $5 per share The offeringi to be made by Gardner Securities Corporation 15 William St New York which will receive a 50cent per 8hare comission plu8 $7500 for expenses The coapany has agreed to sell 10000 shares to the underwriter at lcent per share

Organized in May 1968 the capany is engaged in the business of obtaining financing for leases on commercial and industrial equipment automobile furniture fixtures and other personal property through franchi8ed dealers Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $337500 will be used to establish compensatingbalances at several commercial banking institutions in order to 8ecure 10an8 to finance leases the balance will be added to the companys general working capital and used for general corporate purposes The companyhaa outstanding 230000 ComROn shares (with a 38cent per share book value) of which Michael Pelle president owns 31and management officials as a group 62 Purchasers of the shares being registered will acquirea 303 stock interest in the company for their investment of $500000 (they will 8ustain an immediate dilution of $354 in per 8hare book value) the present 8tockholders will then own 697with an aggregatebook value of $88543 or 38cent per share

HOTEL CORP OF ISRAEL TO SELL DEBENTURES Hotel Corporation of Israel 714 W Monroe St Chicago Ill 60606 filed a registration~atement (File 2-35056) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of $875000 of 8 senior subordinated convertible debentures due 1980-84 to be offered for sale to its common stockholders and then to the general public at 100of principal amount No underwriting is involved

The company illengaged in the management of the Sheraton-Tel Aviv Hotel in Tel Aviv Israel under the terms of an operating agreement between the company and a subsidiary of Sheraton Corporation of America Net proceeds of its debenture sale together with $857000 to be loaned by the State of Israel pursuant to a 9mortgage loan will be ulled in connection with the construction of an addition to the present hotel 8tructure In addition to indebtedness the company has outstanding 111833 common shares of which manage-ment officials as a group own 40 Martin N Sandler is board chairman and Robert R Kaplan president

MODULAR CINEMAS SHARES IN REGISTRATION Modular Cinemas of America Inc 1019 First Federal BldgPO Box 1737 Atlanta Ga 30301 filed a registration statement (File 2-35057) with the SEC on October 17 8eeking registration of 292400 shares of common stock These shares are issuable at $1 per share uponexercise of common stock purchase warrants

OMNI RESEARCH TO SELL STOCK Omni Research Incorporated 801 Hato Ray San Juan Puerto Rico filed a registration statement (File 2-35058) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of 110000 shares of common stock to be offered for public sale at $4 per share The offering is to be made on a best efforts basis through Service Securities Inc 122 East 42nd St New York 10017 which will receive a 40cent per 8hare selling commission plus $15000 for expenses The company has agreed to sell the underwriter for ~lOO five-year warrants to purchase 10000 shares exercisable after one year at prices ranging from $440 to $520 pershare

The company was organized in March for the purpose of establishing and operating a chemicsl and biologi-cal laboratory in Mayaguez Puerto Rico primarily to engage in research and testing for others To date the company has done no business It is the purpose of this offering to obtain working capital of which $160000 is required to meet one of the conditions of obtaining $225000 of loans from the Puerto Rican Induatrial Development Company If such loans are obtained $50000 will be used to purchase equipment and $285000 for working capital purposes if the loans are not obtained $195000 will be used to purchaseequipment and $140000 will be used for working capital purposes Of the $225000 in loans $175SOO will be u8ed for equipment and the balance will be added to working capital The company has outstanding 303750 common shares (with a 24cent per share book value) of which Irving Gray president owns 283and management officia18 as a group 633 Purchasers of the shares being registered will acquire a 25 stock interest in the company for their investment of $400000 (they will sustain an immediate dilution of $286 in per share book value from the offering price) the present shareholders will then own 75for which they will have paid $69100 in cash and services having a value of $5000

MUNICIPAL INVESTMENT TRUST PROPOSES OFFERING Municipal Investment Trust Fund Series S filed a registration statement (File 2-35059) with the SEC on October 17 seeking registration of $9450000 of units to be offered for public sale in 6000 units The Fund is one of a aeries of similar investment companies created by a trust agreement under which Bache amp Co Inc Goodbody amp Co and Walston amp Co Inc act as sponsors United State8 Trust Company of New York as trustee and Standard amp Poors Corporationswholly-owned valuing subSidiary Standard Statistics Co as evaluator The Fund consist8 of diversified tax exempt bond portfolio of interest-bearing obligations issued by or on behalf of states counties territories or municipalities of the United States and authorities and political subdivisions thereof the interest on WhiCh is in the opinion of recognized bond counsel exempt from all Federal income tax under existing law

CONTINUED

SEC RBWS DIGUT OCTOBEIl 23 1969 Page 3

ADllS POit SOU1HAFRICA LARD amp EXPLORATION FILED Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York 23 Wall St New York filed a registration state~nt (File 2-35061) with the SEC on October 17 aeeking registration of 100000 Aaerican Depositary Ieceipts for ordinary shares of The South African Land amp Exploration Company Liaited

COIT IRTEllNATIONAL FILES FOIlOFFERING AND SECONDARY Colt International Inc 2251 Vantage St Dallas Tex filed a registration atatement (File 2-35063) with the SEC on October 20 5eeking registration of 180000 shares of common stock of which 150000 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 30000 (being outstanding shares) by the present holders thereof The offering is to be made throughRuss amp Co Inc Alamo Rational Bldg San AntoniO Tex 78205 the offering price ($1350 per share maxtmum and underwriting term are to be aupplied by ~ndment The company has sold the Russ firm for $180 five-year warrants to purchase 18000 shares

Organized in 1967 the co~any is engaged in the retail sale of fabrics and sewing notions throughcompany-owned retail outlets and the wholesale of such merchandise to non-company-owned and franchised retail outlets Of the net proceeds of its sale of additional stock $1500000 will be uaed to establish additional company-owned retail outlets and to finance the sale of franchises the balance will be added to the companys general funds and used for general corporate purposes The company has outstanding 450000 common shares (with a $104 per share book value) of which Benjamin Coit board chairman owns 3514Robert Coit president 424 and management officials as a group 100l Benjamin Coit proposes to sell 30000 shares of 157950 shares held

ALLIED PERSONNEL TO SELL STOCK Allied Peraonnel Corporation Univeraal Marion Bldg 21 W Church StJacksonville Fla 32202 filed a registration statement (File 2-35064) with the SEC on October 20 seeking regiatration of 200000 shares of common atock to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by First Alabama Securitiea Inc 400 Frank Leu Bldg Montgoaery Ala The offering price ($5 per share maxUDum) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by ~ndaent The company has agreed to sell the under-writers for $85 five-year warrants to purchase 8500 shares exercisable after one year st $6 per share

Organized in August for the purpose of forming a holding company and assuming the franchise operationsof its wholly-owned subsidiary and principal operating capany Allied Personnel Inc (organized in 1960)the company and its subsidiary engage in the business of securing employment for personnel in professionalmanagement and other salaried positions and recruiting potential personnel for employer clients throughcompany-owned and 41 franchised offices Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $100000 will be devotedto the sale of franchises by increased advertising and the hiring of additional personnel to recruit andtrain franchisees $130000 for the establishment of aeveral new offices with a view toward selling them toprospective franchisees and possibly $90000 for setting up 8 computerized system of matching applicantswith job opportunities the balance will be added to the companys working capital and used for generalcorporate purposes The company has outstanding 430000 common shares (with a 5lC per share book value)of which Larry D Barnette board chairman and president owns 971 Purchasers of the shares beingregistered will sustain an uediate dilution of $330 in per share book value from the offering price

POMEROY SHITH PROPOSES OFFERING Poeeroy Smith 70 Ltd (a limlted partnership) 418 Bldg of theSouthwest Midlard Tex 79701 filed a registration statement (File 2-34958) with the SEC on October 1seeking registration of $300000 of limited partnership interests to be offered for public sale at $10000per unit No underwriting is involved The partnership was formed to conduct oil and gas exploratory anddevelopment activities in West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico generally known as the Permian BasinPomeroy Smith is the general partner

IHNISBROOK ASSOCIATES PROPOSES OFFERING Innisbrook Associates P O Drawer 1088 Tarpon Springs Fla 33589 filed a registration statement (File 2-35066) with the SEC on October 20 seeking registration of $13966240 of rental condominiU1llunits (410 units) in a condominium apartment known as Innisbrook to be offered for public sale at $34064 per unit Innisbrook Associates is a joint venture of Mid-Continent Service Corporation and Golf Hosts International Inc Innisbrook 1s a condominium project which will be situated on 850 acres of land located in the northern portion of Pinellas County Florida on the western gulf coast north of Clearwater and near Tarpon Springs Harvey P Jones is president of Golf Hosts and Alvin T Stolen Jr ia president of Mid-Continent

STOCK PLANS FILED The following have filed Form S-8 reaiatration atatementa with the SEC seeking registration of aecurities to be offered under and pursuant to e~loyee atock plans

LVO Corporation Tulaa Okla 74103 (File 2-35051) - 200000 shares Automatic Data Processing Inc Clifton N J 07015 (Pile 2-35053) - 20000 shares Allied Maintenance Corporation New York 10001 (File 2-35055) - 28570 sharea Stone amp Webster Incorporated New York 10004 (File 2-35060) - 235294 shares Manpower Inc Milwaukee Wiac 53203 (File 2-35062) - 65000 ahares Lightolier Incorporated Jersey City N J 07305 (File 2-35067) - 50000 shares

OVER

SEC NEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pale 4

OIC IlEGlSTRATIONS UPOITID The following bauera of aecuriUe traeled over-the-counter have fUeel regiatration atat nta with the eoiaion puruant to requirata of Section l2(g) of the Securitiea Exchange Act (capanie which currently file annual anelother perioclic report a with the SEC are ielentifieel by-)

I FileI No

3983 3977 3987

3995

3976

3979

39bO 3901 39b9

39b5 3990 4021

3992 3982 3988

3978

3984

O-Registrants Locat1on

Caldwell Computer Corp Dallas Tex Carrols Development Corp Syracuse NY Colorado lnstruemtns Inc

Bloomfield Colo Combustion Equipment Associates Inc

New York NY Convenient Industries of America Inc

Louisville Ky Electronic Uata Systems Corp

Dallas Tex GilbertRobinson Inc KC Mo

nle No

3994 3999

4003

4009

4002 4032 4001 3998 4006 3997

4004

4036 4011

4008

3991 4012 3993

4007

3996

4005

401C

O-Registrants Location

Albany Frozen FoOds Inc Albany Ore Block engineering Inc

Canbr Idge Iass Camin Laboratories Inc

Brooklyn NY Capit~1 Film Laboratories Inc

Washington DC Central Uata Systems IncCleveland O Conel Corp Philadelphia 18 Contico International IncSt I~uis Mo Electro-Plastics Inc Newcrk NJ Electronic TranSistors Corp Flushing NY Geriatric amp Hedical Centers Inc+

Philadelphia Pal Golden IlestTrailers Inc+ Smtll Ana

California Kreisler Pag Corp North Bergen NJ Nid-Continental Realty Corp+

Chicago Ill National hedicc-l lnterpriscsInc

Beve r Iy Ilillsc-i ifornie

lrudential Funds Incilew York NY Red Food Stores Inc Chattanooga Tenn kyline Oil Co Salt Le kc City

UtphSpecialty FesteurrntsCorp~Lon~1cnch

C[111poundorniltTab Products Inc San Fr~ncisco

California Wham-O Hanuf ac tut-Lng Co

San Gabriel Cal l-IhiteIJrug Co of Grr-nd Forks

-Jame s t own iD

Lightolier Inc Manor Care Inc Nova-Tech Inc Olympic Geophysical Ordnance ~ngineering

Jersey City NJ Silver Spring Nd LA Calif

Co Houston Tex Associates Inc

Des Plaines Ill ~nelling amp 3nelling IncPaoli Fa Sorg Printing Co Inc New York lY Unicare Health Services Inc

Lilwaukce isc UnIversal Coverage Corp beverly Hills

California inchesterorth Inc littsbl1rghPa

be included with the requeated material vhen mailed An index fora vaa included in the October 9 News Digest

RECENT FORM 8-K FILINGS The companiea liated below have filed Fora 8-K reporta for the month iadicated and reapoDding to the ites of tbe Fora apecified in parentheea Photocopiea thereof may be purchaaed fram tbe ec-iaions Public Reference Section (pleae give New Digeat Iaue No in ordering) Invoice vill

of the captiona of tbe everal ites of the

Lionel Corp( 2713)

Zurn Ind Inc ( U13)

Canadian Pacific Railway( 13)

Jenfln Corp( 2713)

Newell Ind Inc(2)Shippera Dispatch Inc

( 7)

Genra1 Cineaa Corp( 413)

8K Report for Aul

1-319 -

IRc 1-1342-2

0-3496-20-3180-2

0-1155-2

1-4925-2

Florida Ga Transiaion Co ( 4713) 2-26874-2

1969

IPS Produet Inc ( 713)

Unidco Corp( 12)

Scope Inc Inc ( 81113)

Trana-Canada Pip~ine( 78)

0-3587-2

2-30846-2

1-5839-2

1-3552-2 Inc

2-21927-2

First S amp L Shares Inc ( 1213) 1-4572-2

atern Air Devicea Inc ( 1213)

Calif Financial Corp ( 1213) 1-4637-2

COWTlRUED

SEC RBWS DIGUT OCTOBEIl 23 1969 Page 3

ADllS POit SOU1HAFRICA LARD amp EXPLORATION FILED Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York 23 Wall St New York filed a registration state~nt (File 2-35061) with the SEC on October 17 aeeking registration of 100000 Aaerican Depositary Ieceipts for ordinary shares of The South African Land amp Exploration Company Liaited

COIT IRTEllNATIONAL FILES FOIlOFFERING AND SECONDARY Colt International Inc 2251 Vantage St Dallas Tex filed a registration atatement (File 2-35063) with the SEC on October 20 5eeking registration of 180000 shares of common stock of which 150000 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 30000 (being outstanding shares) by the present holders thereof The offering is to be made throughRuss amp Co Inc Alamo Rational Bldg San AntoniO Tex 78205 the offering price ($1350 per share maxtmum and underwriting term are to be aupplied by ~ndment The company has sold the Russ firm for $180 five-year warrants to purchase 18000 shares

Organized in 1967 the co~any is engaged in the retail sale of fabrics and sewing notions throughcompany-owned retail outlets and the wholesale of such merchandise to non-company-owned and franchised retail outlets Of the net proceeds of its sale of additional stock $1500000 will be uaed to establish additional company-owned retail outlets and to finance the sale of franchises the balance will be added to the companys general funds and used for general corporate purposes The company has outstanding 450000 common shares (with a $104 per share book value) of which Benjamin Coit board chairman owns 3514Robert Coit president 424 and management officials as a group 100l Benjamin Coit proposes to sell 30000 shares of 157950 shares held

ALLIED PERSONNEL TO SELL STOCK Allied Peraonnel Corporation Univeraal Marion Bldg 21 W Church StJacksonville Fla 32202 filed a registration statement (File 2-35064) with the SEC on October 20 seeking regiatration of 200000 shares of common atock to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by First Alabama Securitiea Inc 400 Frank Leu Bldg Montgoaery Ala The offering price ($5 per share maxUDum) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by ~ndaent The company has agreed to sell the under-writers for $85 five-year warrants to purchase 8500 shares exercisable after one year st $6 per share

Organized in August for the purpose of forming a holding company and assuming the franchise operationsof its wholly-owned subsidiary and principal operating capany Allied Personnel Inc (organized in 1960)the company and its subsidiary engage in the business of securing employment for personnel in professionalmanagement and other salaried positions and recruiting potential personnel for employer clients throughcompany-owned and 41 franchised offices Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $100000 will be devotedto the sale of franchises by increased advertising and the hiring of additional personnel to recruit andtrain franchisees $130000 for the establishment of aeveral new offices with a view toward selling them toprospective franchisees and possibly $90000 for setting up 8 computerized system of matching applicantswith job opportunities the balance will be added to the companys working capital and used for generalcorporate purposes The company has outstanding 430000 common shares (with a 5lC per share book value)of which Larry D Barnette board chairman and president owns 971 Purchasers of the shares beingregistered will sustain an uediate dilution of $330 in per share book value from the offering price

POMEROY SHITH PROPOSES OFFERING Poeeroy Smith 70 Ltd (a limlted partnership) 418 Bldg of theSouthwest Midlard Tex 79701 filed a registration statement (File 2-34958) with the SEC on October 1seeking registration of $300000 of limited partnership interests to be offered for public sale at $10000per unit No underwriting is involved The partnership was formed to conduct oil and gas exploratory anddevelopment activities in West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico generally known as the Permian BasinPomeroy Smith is the general partner

IHNISBROOK ASSOCIATES PROPOSES OFFERING Innisbrook Associates P O Drawer 1088 Tarpon Springs Fla 33589 filed a registration statement (File 2-35066) with the SEC on October 20 seeking registration of $13966240 of rental condominiU1llunits (410 units) in a condominium apartment known as Innisbrook to be offered for public sale at $34064 per unit Innisbrook Associates is a joint venture of Mid-Continent Service Corporation and Golf Hosts International Inc Innisbrook 1s a condominium project which will be situated on 850 acres of land located in the northern portion of Pinellas County Florida on the western gulf coast north of Clearwater and near Tarpon Springs Harvey P Jones is president of Golf Hosts and Alvin T Stolen Jr ia president of Mid-Continent

STOCK PLANS FILED The following have filed Form S-8 reaiatration atatementa with the SEC seeking registration of aecurities to be offered under and pursuant to e~loyee atock plans

LVO Corporation Tulaa Okla 74103 (File 2-35051) - 200000 shares Automatic Data Processing Inc Clifton N J 07015 (Pile 2-35053) - 20000 shares Allied Maintenance Corporation New York 10001 (File 2-35055) - 28570 sharea Stone amp Webster Incorporated New York 10004 (File 2-35060) - 235294 shares Manpower Inc Milwaukee Wiac 53203 (File 2-35062) - 65000 ahares Lightolier Incorporated Jersey City N J 07305 (File 2-35067) - 50000 shares

OVER

SEC NEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pale 4

OIC IlEGlSTRATIONS UPOITID The following bauera of aecuriUe traeled over-the-counter have fUeel regiatration atat nta with the eoiaion puruant to requirata of Section l2(g) of the Securitiea Exchange Act (capanie which currently file annual anelother perioclic report a with the SEC are ielentifieel by-)

I FileI No

3983 3977 3987

3995

3976

3979

39bO 3901 39b9

39b5 3990 4021

3992 3982 3988

3978

3984

O-Registrants Locat1on

Caldwell Computer Corp Dallas Tex Carrols Development Corp Syracuse NY Colorado lnstruemtns Inc

Bloomfield Colo Combustion Equipment Associates Inc

New York NY Convenient Industries of America Inc

Louisville Ky Electronic Uata Systems Corp

Dallas Tex GilbertRobinson Inc KC Mo

nle No

3994 3999

4003

4009

4002 4032 4001 3998 4006 3997

4004

4036 4011

4008

3991 4012 3993

4007

3996

4005

401C

O-Registrants Location

Albany Frozen FoOds Inc Albany Ore Block engineering Inc

Canbr Idge Iass Camin Laboratories Inc

Brooklyn NY Capit~1 Film Laboratories Inc

Washington DC Central Uata Systems IncCleveland O Conel Corp Philadelphia 18 Contico International IncSt I~uis Mo Electro-Plastics Inc Newcrk NJ Electronic TranSistors Corp Flushing NY Geriatric amp Hedical Centers Inc+

Philadelphia Pal Golden IlestTrailers Inc+ Smtll Ana

California Kreisler Pag Corp North Bergen NJ Nid-Continental Realty Corp+

Chicago Ill National hedicc-l lnterpriscsInc

Beve r Iy Ilillsc-i ifornie

lrudential Funds Incilew York NY Red Food Stores Inc Chattanooga Tenn kyline Oil Co Salt Le kc City

UtphSpecialty FesteurrntsCorp~Lon~1cnch

C[111poundorniltTab Products Inc San Fr~ncisco

California Wham-O Hanuf ac tut-Lng Co

San Gabriel Cal l-IhiteIJrug Co of Grr-nd Forks

-Jame s t own iD

Lightolier Inc Manor Care Inc Nova-Tech Inc Olympic Geophysical Ordnance ~ngineering

Jersey City NJ Silver Spring Nd LA Calif

Co Houston Tex Associates Inc

Des Plaines Ill ~nelling amp 3nelling IncPaoli Fa Sorg Printing Co Inc New York lY Unicare Health Services Inc

Lilwaukce isc UnIversal Coverage Corp beverly Hills

California inchesterorth Inc littsbl1rghPa

be included with the requeated material vhen mailed An index fora vaa included in the October 9 News Digest

RECENT FORM 8-K FILINGS The companiea liated below have filed Fora 8-K reporta for the month iadicated and reapoDding to the ites of tbe Fora apecified in parentheea Photocopiea thereof may be purchaaed fram tbe ec-iaions Public Reference Section (pleae give New Digeat Iaue No in ordering) Invoice vill

of the captiona of tbe everal ites of the

Lionel Corp( 2713)

Zurn Ind Inc ( U13)

Canadian Pacific Railway( 13)

Jenfln Corp( 2713)

Newell Ind Inc(2)Shippera Dispatch Inc

( 7)

Genra1 Cineaa Corp( 413)

8K Report for Aul

1-319 -

IRc 1-1342-2

0-3496-20-3180-2

0-1155-2

1-4925-2

Florida Ga Transiaion Co ( 4713) 2-26874-2

1969

IPS Produet Inc ( 713)

Unidco Corp( 12)

Scope Inc Inc ( 81113)

Trana-Canada Pip~ine( 78)

0-3587-2

2-30846-2

1-5839-2

1-3552-2 Inc

2-21927-2

First S amp L Shares Inc ( 1213) 1-4572-2

atern Air Devicea Inc ( 1213)

Calif Financial Corp ( 1213) 1-4637-2

COWTlRUED

SEC NEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pale 4

OIC IlEGlSTRATIONS UPOITID The following bauera of aecuriUe traeled over-the-counter have fUeel regiatration atat nta with the eoiaion puruant to requirata of Section l2(g) of the Securitiea Exchange Act (capanie which currently file annual anelother perioclic report a with the SEC are ielentifieel by-)

I FileI No

3983 3977 3987

3995

3976

3979

39bO 3901 39b9

39b5 3990 4021

3992 3982 3988

3978

3984

O-Registrants Locat1on

Caldwell Computer Corp Dallas Tex Carrols Development Corp Syracuse NY Colorado lnstruemtns Inc

Bloomfield Colo Combustion Equipment Associates Inc

New York NY Convenient Industries of America Inc

Louisville Ky Electronic Uata Systems Corp

Dallas Tex GilbertRobinson Inc KC Mo

nle No

3994 3999

4003

4009

4002 4032 4001 3998 4006 3997

4004

4036 4011

4008

3991 4012 3993

4007

3996

4005

401C

O-Registrants Location

Albany Frozen FoOds Inc Albany Ore Block engineering Inc

Canbr Idge Iass Camin Laboratories Inc

Brooklyn NY Capit~1 Film Laboratories Inc

Washington DC Central Uata Systems IncCleveland O Conel Corp Philadelphia 18 Contico International IncSt I~uis Mo Electro-Plastics Inc Newcrk NJ Electronic TranSistors Corp Flushing NY Geriatric amp Hedical Centers Inc+

Philadelphia Pal Golden IlestTrailers Inc+ Smtll Ana

California Kreisler Pag Corp North Bergen NJ Nid-Continental Realty Corp+

Chicago Ill National hedicc-l lnterpriscsInc

Beve r Iy Ilillsc-i ifornie

lrudential Funds Incilew York NY Red Food Stores Inc Chattanooga Tenn kyline Oil Co Salt Le kc City

UtphSpecialty FesteurrntsCorp~Lon~1cnch

C[111poundorniltTab Products Inc San Fr~ncisco

California Wham-O Hanuf ac tut-Lng Co

San Gabriel Cal l-IhiteIJrug Co of Grr-nd Forks

-Jame s t own iD

Lightolier Inc Manor Care Inc Nova-Tech Inc Olympic Geophysical Ordnance ~ngineering

Jersey City NJ Silver Spring Nd LA Calif

Co Houston Tex Associates Inc

Des Plaines Ill ~nelling amp 3nelling IncPaoli Fa Sorg Printing Co Inc New York lY Unicare Health Services Inc

Lilwaukce isc UnIversal Coverage Corp beverly Hills

California inchesterorth Inc littsbl1rghPa

be included with the requeated material vhen mailed An index fora vaa included in the October 9 News Digest

RECENT FORM 8-K FILINGS The companiea liated below have filed Fora 8-K reporta for the month iadicated and reapoDding to the ites of tbe Fora apecified in parentheea Photocopiea thereof may be purchaaed fram tbe ec-iaions Public Reference Section (pleae give New Digeat Iaue No in ordering) Invoice vill

of the captiona of tbe everal ites of the

Lionel Corp( 2713)

Zurn Ind Inc ( U13)

Canadian Pacific Railway( 13)

Jenfln Corp( 2713)

Newell Ind Inc(2)Shippera Dispatch Inc

( 7)

Genra1 Cineaa Corp( 413)

8K Report for Aul

1-319 -

IRc 1-1342-2

0-3496-20-3180-2

0-1155-2

1-4925-2

Florida Ga Transiaion Co ( 4713) 2-26874-2

1969

IPS Produet Inc ( 713)

Unidco Corp( 12)

Scope Inc Inc ( 81113)

Trana-Canada Pip~ine( 78)

0-3587-2

2-30846-2

1-5839-2

1-3552-2 Inc

2-21927-2

First S amp L Shares Inc ( 1213) 1-4572-2

atern Air Devicea Inc ( 1213)

Calif Financial Corp ( 1213) 1-4637-2

COWTlRUED

SIC ldWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Page 5

8K Report for Aul 1969 Contd bull

riCAll Rerttap Publihing Co lac (11) 0-1889-2

Hatioaa1 Medical laterprie lac

IrK Tc~lolY Iac(11) 0-2800-2lIMY lational Senice Inc

(781213) 1-4671-2 Retaurant ociate Industrie

Inc (2813) 1-5722-2 loyal Dutch Petrolea Co

Hay 69(7)

Cropton amp Know1 CorporationJune 69lt713)

BelgingtonOil CoIIpany (8) Filter Dynaadc lnternatioaal

(271213)Steak N Shake Inc July 69

(713)

DallaonOil Corporation lt213) Diversified lealty Inc (7)Petro lea lesources Corp

(1213)United Corporation of ~rica

(812)

2-31254-2

1-4663-2 2-30020-2

Inc 1-5135-2

0-2062-2 0-2864-2

0-3329-2

2-15386-2

~ for Sept 69

Leslie Fay Inc (1113)Prouge Corp (1)Pennylvania Co July 69(7813)Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co (913)

Belueators Industries Inc Oct 66(7)

Read Ski eopany Inc Sept 69 lt1113)

Metafraae Corporation (38)Sierra Trading Corp(2J)Steel Valle Inc Sept 69

lt113)Telecheek International Inc

1-3788-2

1-4700-2 0-2893-2

1-4954-2 1-2854-2

0-1931-2

1-5015-2 1-5983-2 0-3620-2

0-3623-2

1-5764-2

1-5875-2

1-4085-2 1-4085-2

Drexel DyrwUc8 Corp Apr 69(7) 0-2824-2 Water Wonderland Corp(l2713) 1-S-2

American Pipe and Construtien Co lt213)

Connrex Corp (11l3) Polaroid Corporation

(13)Sept 69(13)

(313)Fine Products Coapany Inc

June 69(79)US Industries Inc (78)

Fearn International Inc(713) ICH CorporatioD (7) lvashuk Mfg Corp July amp AIIg 69

0-218-2

2-24157-2 1-3772-2

0-2470-2 0-2685-2

2-30188-2 1-5712-2

1-5954-2 2-30264-2

Apr 69

Transograa Capany Inc Sep 69(12) 1-52162

BeVerly Enterprises (7) 1-5894-2 Consolidated Water Co Hay 69

(91113) 0-202-2 Kercury General Corp Hay 69(11) 0-3681-2 Pacific Vegetable OU Corp

Sept 69(7813) 0-1773-2

Kid-America Great Plains Financial

(2813) Ziaaer Hos Corp Jul(1213)

American Realty Trust(~t II) Sept 69(13)

Central Caputing Inc(1213) Eagle County Develo~nt Corp

July 69(911)13) Isgro Inc(1113) Kardar Canadian Oils Ltd

(713)Lin To Corporation July 69(12) Scientific Resources Corp

July 69(291213)

0-3778-2 1-5340-2

2-9782-2 2-27957-2

1-4771-2

Corp (12) Skyark Airlinebullbull Inc(l)Washington Water Power Co(713)

00 Industries Inc(712) Ozite Corp (12)

Cabol Enterprises Ltd(12)North Aaerican Royalties Inc

(12) Sept 69

Back Industries Inc(7812)Carolina Tel amp Tel Co(713)

Oklaho Natu~al Gas Co Sept 69(2)

Epire State Oil eopany Mar 69(12)

HonoarAII Industries Inc July 6H712l3)

Nattonal Environent Corp(2713)

Coaputer Science Corp1013) Hilco Hae Corp (313) Lehigh Pres Inc(27l3)

Creif Bros Corp(47)Heuristic Concepts Inc

(271213)KDI Corporation (7)

0-3560-2 2-27895-2

1-3701-2

1-4832-2 0-2138-2

2-9752-2

1-3267-2 1-4884-2

1middot2572-2

0-666-2

1-4185-2

0-1330-2

1-4850-2 2-18447-2 1-4967-2

2-310212 0-2556-2

OVEIl

SystEngineering Laboratories Inc lt791213) 1-5635-2

Transttron Electronic Corp(1213) 1-4261-2

Victor Coaptoaeter Corp (8) 1-4610-2

Leader International Industrie bullbull Inc June 69(71112)

LUlaenia Liahtinl Inc Oct 68 (213)

Kichi8AD Avenue FiDaDCial CroupJuly 6971)

I V Weatherford Co(12)

Bell Electronic Corp Her 69 (1113)

CAe Inc(2781213)Genge Industrie Inc July 69 Kodiak Inc June 69lt213) Palabora Kining Co bullbull Ltd

6K for Sept 69

16125-2

2-30765-20-1782-2

1-4660-2 2-24219-2

Ul) 1-6082-2 0-716-2

2-22241-2 Penn Engineering amp Kanufacturing

Corp (213) 1-53562 Pueblo Supemarkets Inc(7) 15160-2

SEC MEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pase 6

8~ Reports for Aui 1969 Contbullbull

BLock Engineerinl Inc July 69 General FiDallCeCorplt713) 1-3868-2 (3) Lewron Television Inc

Citizens HoLding eopaay Sept 69(4ll13) 0-3883-2 July 69(27813) 0-2675-2 Pocono Downs Inc

Kirby Industries Inc(2813) 1-4035-2 July 61(3) 0-2149-2 Lyceum Capanies Inc(9L213) 0-3407-2 Oct 68(3) 0-2149-2 Morton Si_o Inc (8) 1-5687-2

General Binding Corp July 69 Interstate Dept Store8 Inc lt1213) 0-2604-2

Jul 69(7) 1-1l17-2 General Educational Service8 Corporation July 69(11) 0-3885-2

COIIputer Ti_ Sharing Corp Life of Florida CorporationJuly 69lt713) 0-3564-2 (213) 0-3667-2

International Disposal Corp(l) 0-3016-2 Cooper Ti re amp Rubber CoWatsco Inc (11) 1-5581-2 June 69(12) 1-4321-2

Merchants Petrol Co Chilton Corporation(71113) 0-3898-2 Sept 69(12) 1-1813-2 Far-Mar Co bullbull Inc(78) 2-22230-2 MortellInc (12) 1-6ll2-2

Penn-Pacific Corp(91213) 0-730-2

8K Reports for Sept 1969

Aluminum Specialty Co (12) 1-5780-2 General American Transportation Corp C1ark8on Industries Inc (1113) 0-3222-2 (713) 1-2328-2Diebold Computer Leasing Inc Mechanical Enterprises lnc(ll) 2-31548-2(3) 0-3566-2 Boeing Co (7) 1-442-2Financiera Metropolitana SA

(7) 2-29641-2 Digital Applications lnc(ll) 0-3256-2 First General Real Estate and Dun amp Bradstreet Inc(12l3) 0-674-2

Resource8 Trust Sept 68(11) 2-31250-2 Mohawk Petroleum Corp Aug 69 Del Monte Properties Co (3) 0-2527-2

(213) 2-5847-2 Joseph Dixon Craoible C~(12) 0-856-2 Plantation Pipe Line Company Koppers Co bullbull Inc (7) 1-3224-2

(78) 1-3585-2 Liberty Equities Corp Aug 69(213) 0-2258-2

ACF Industries Inc(41213) 1-1333-2 Nuer1cal Control Education amp

Billups W~~tern Petroleum Co Con8ulting Inc (1213) 2-30253-2 (411 ) 0-2978-2 Ohio Edison Co (713) 1-2578-2

Foto Hem Inc(1113) Olin Corporation (1213) 1-1070-20-3879-2 Polymer Corp Aug 69(1213) 1-4175-2 Tenney Engineering Inc(3) 1-4142-2

Chicago Helicopter Airways Inc The Bali Company Inc(12) 1-5378-2 (13) 0-809-2 Convalar1uma of America lnc(ll) 0-3975-2

arly amp Daniel Co(12311) 1-548-2 Duke Power Co(12) 1-4928-2 Fred F French lnveating Co Inc Eaton Yale amp Towne Inc(13) 11396-2

(2) 0-1321-2 Gulf States Utilities Co(713) 1-2703-2 Geror Inc(1213) 2-29364-2 American St Gohain CorpPetroleum Resourcea Corp(1113) 0-3329-2 Oct 69lt1213) 0-541-2 Bradford Speed Packaging amp Devel Berkey lhoto Inc June 69

Corp (1113) 1-4859-2 (213) 1-4485-2 John Brauner Coapany(13) 0-3205-2 Bundy Corp (1213) 1-5337-2 E_ry Industrias Inc July 68 Gulf Union Corp (712) 0-1964-2

(7) 1-5293-2 Jantzen Inc (1213) 0-629-2 First American FinanCial Corp Marhoefer Packing Co Inc(7) 1-5158-2

(7) 0-3658-2 Ketroedia Inc (7) 1-4649-2 First National ~ealty amp Constr

Corp Dec 6879) 1-4410-2 Depositors Corp(71231) 1-5649-2 Marine Midland Banks Inc(13) 1-2940-2 Nacbaan Corp (13) 1-1492-2 Villager Industries Inc(l2) 1-5382-2 ~rican Metal Clix Inc(13) 1-229-2 BlaSius Industries Inc Anchor Corp Aug 69(149) 0-215-2

(24713) General Battery and Ceremc0-3252-2 Fine Products Company Inc Corp(1113) 1-4657-2

lt710) Great Southwest Corp Aug 692-24157-2 (2478) 0-100-2

lova Southern Utilitie8 Co(7) 0-849-2

COMlIIIUED

SEC BWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Paae 7

IX porta for Sept 1969 Coatd

ChUto Co1poratiOD JUDe 69 (1113) 0-3898-2

Decision Syat Inc (1113) 2-22037-2 Everet amp Jenni1I International

(2) 0-3585-2 G1eaaore Diati11ari Co(ll) 1-3383-2 McCOrd Corp (713) 1-1233-2

Ai_lift International Inc(2lJ) 1-5551-2 AaeriCampD-Zinc Coapany(713) 1-59-2 Batb Induatrie Inc Aug 69

(71113) 1-5458-2 Brito1~era Co (3) 1-1136-2 Carolina POtIIIr 6 Light Co (7) 1-3382-2 Heywood-Wakefield Co (6) 0-1331-2 Suave Shoe Corporation (271113) 2-31202-2

Bancohio Corp (12) 0-1411-2 Brown amp Griat Inc (27813) 0-2714-2 Equitable kea1 Estate Inveatent

TrUst Aug 69(313) 0-1605-2 General Signal CorporatiDll (7) 1-996-2 Georgia Power Co(413) 0-392-2 G Heileman Brewing Co Inc

(471213) 1-4738-2

~ro~ Cork amp ~eal Co Inc(b)1-2227-2El 18S0tlaturrlGas Co(12) 1-2700-2Sessions Clock Co Aug 69(211

13) 0-1405-2 Western Orbis Co(213) 1-4783-2

Algemene Kunstzijde Unie NV(United lryon Nfg Corp) 6K for Aug 69 1-3774-2

Kaiser 3leel Corp(13) 0-433-2 Southdown Inc Aug 69(24711

13) 1-6117-2 Southwest fa~tories Inc(213)O-2961-2Southwestern l~lic Service Co

(12) 1-3789-2 WashintonNaturel Gas Co(713)0-951-2

Gcner zI Time CorpO 13) 1-2591-2 House of Adler Inc(21213)0-3l12-2Leeds Ex Northrup Co(ll) 1-5192-2 B F Saul Real poundstcte Invst Trust

(27) 0-3356-2 Servo Corp of America Aug 69(78

12) 1-3925-2 50ssin System Inc(ll) 2-30606-2 ~outh Jersey Gas Co(7l3) 1-3990-2TiI~ Brokers Inc(12) 2-31524_2 Yoo-Hoo Chocelate Beverage Corp

(1112) 1-5342-2

Alaska Airlines Inc(2) 1-3314-2 Bow Valley Industries Ltd(3)1-5634-2Philip ~~rr1s Inc(713) 1-194-2 National Connector Corp Aug 67(7

911) 0-1678-2 R J Reynolds Tobacco Co(37

13) 1-980-2 Rheingold Corp(1213) 1-5101-2 Transnation Realty Corp(11)2-16l90-2Western Harkness Kacing Inc July 6

(1213) 0-1429-2

F1intkote Co(3) 1-2560-2 Kennesaw Life amp Accident Insur Co(

(8) 2-15835-2Richar4on-~~rre11 Inc(3) 1-1029-2Safeco Corp(101213) 0-332-2Sterling Communication Inc(12

13) 0-3865-2

Sterling Savings and Loan Association (3) 0-3746-2

Tl Corp(91213) 0-3519-2U S Industries Inc June 69(4

713) 1-3772-2

Briggs amp Stratton Corp(1113)1-1370-2Essex International Inc(7) 1-5013-2Gener~l Host Corp Aug 69(78

13) 1-1066-2National Investment Corp Inc July 69

(29) 2-25933-2Varo Inc Aug 69(11) 1-53bl-2

Bal timore Aircoil Co Inc lt1213) 0-2161-2

Perk Electrochemical Corp Aug 69(7) 1-pound415-2

Technical Tape Inc July amp ug69 (7111213) 1-1488-2

Washburn wire Co(10) 0-79b-2

C1evepak Corpution(4713)03556-2C M Hall Lamp Co(3) 1-377-2 Harathon 011 CoO13) 1-451-2 Northern Precision Laboratories Inc

(11) 2-27901-2 J C Penney Co Inc(713) 1-777-2 Puget Sound Power Ex Light Co

(7) 1-4393-2 Roosevelt Raceway Inc(37ll12

13) 1-3966-2 U SHone amp Development Corp

(1213) 1-5amp99-2 Universal Leaf Tebacco Co Inc

(12) 1-652-2

Bowling Corp of Amer tce t lL)1-lt457-2 Conel Corp(21213) 0-4032-2 Glen Lxp IoratLonsInCJug69(2

713) 1-57amp9-2 Public Service Co of Indiana Inc

(37) 1-3543-2 Savin Business hachlnesCorp

(11) 1-5795-2 United Bancshares of Florida Inc

(78) 2-25240-2 Wetterau Food Inc(7) 0-1451-2

C R Beru Inc(37) 1-5705-2 Kinney ~ational Service Inc

(1013) 1-4671-~ Tippernry Land CorpU2) 0-2960-2 Udico Corp July 69(12) 1-5839-2 Universal Inveamptment Trust [pr 09

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SEC MEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Pase 6

8~ Reports for Aui 1969 Contbullbull

BLock Engineerinl Inc July 69 General FiDallCeCorplt713) 1-3868-2 (3) Lewron Television Inc

Citizens HoLding eopaay Sept 69(4ll13) 0-3883-2 July 69(27813) 0-2675-2 Pocono Downs Inc

Kirby Industries Inc(2813) 1-4035-2 July 61(3) 0-2149-2 Lyceum Capanies Inc(9L213) 0-3407-2 Oct 68(3) 0-2149-2 Morton Si_o Inc (8) 1-5687-2

General Binding Corp July 69 Interstate Dept Store8 Inc lt1213) 0-2604-2

Jul 69(7) 1-1l17-2 General Educational Service8 Corporation July 69(11) 0-3885-2

COIIputer Ti_ Sharing Corp Life of Florida CorporationJuly 69lt713) 0-3564-2 (213) 0-3667-2

International Disposal Corp(l) 0-3016-2 Cooper Ti re amp Rubber CoWatsco Inc (11) 1-5581-2 June 69(12) 1-4321-2

Merchants Petrol Co Chilton Corporation(71113) 0-3898-2 Sept 69(12) 1-1813-2 Far-Mar Co bullbull Inc(78) 2-22230-2 MortellInc (12) 1-6ll2-2

Penn-Pacific Corp(91213) 0-730-2

8K Reports for Sept 1969

Aluminum Specialty Co (12) 1-5780-2 General American Transportation Corp C1ark8on Industries Inc (1113) 0-3222-2 (713) 1-2328-2Diebold Computer Leasing Inc Mechanical Enterprises lnc(ll) 2-31548-2(3) 0-3566-2 Boeing Co (7) 1-442-2Financiera Metropolitana SA

(7) 2-29641-2 Digital Applications lnc(ll) 0-3256-2 First General Real Estate and Dun amp Bradstreet Inc(12l3) 0-674-2

Resource8 Trust Sept 68(11) 2-31250-2 Mohawk Petroleum Corp Aug 69 Del Monte Properties Co (3) 0-2527-2

(213) 2-5847-2 Joseph Dixon Craoible C~(12) 0-856-2 Plantation Pipe Line Company Koppers Co bullbull Inc (7) 1-3224-2

(78) 1-3585-2 Liberty Equities Corp Aug 69(213) 0-2258-2

ACF Industries Inc(41213) 1-1333-2 Nuer1cal Control Education amp

Billups W~~tern Petroleum Co Con8ulting Inc (1213) 2-30253-2 (411 ) 0-2978-2 Ohio Edison Co (713) 1-2578-2

Foto Hem Inc(1113) Olin Corporation (1213) 1-1070-20-3879-2 Polymer Corp Aug 69(1213) 1-4175-2 Tenney Engineering Inc(3) 1-4142-2

Chicago Helicopter Airways Inc The Bali Company Inc(12) 1-5378-2 (13) 0-809-2 Convalar1uma of America lnc(ll) 0-3975-2

arly amp Daniel Co(12311) 1-548-2 Duke Power Co(12) 1-4928-2 Fred F French lnveating Co Inc Eaton Yale amp Towne Inc(13) 11396-2

(2) 0-1321-2 Gulf States Utilities Co(713) 1-2703-2 Geror Inc(1213) 2-29364-2 American St Gohain CorpPetroleum Resourcea Corp(1113) 0-3329-2 Oct 69lt1213) 0-541-2 Bradford Speed Packaging amp Devel Berkey lhoto Inc June 69

Corp (1113) 1-4859-2 (213) 1-4485-2 John Brauner Coapany(13) 0-3205-2 Bundy Corp (1213) 1-5337-2 E_ry Industrias Inc July 68 Gulf Union Corp (712) 0-1964-2

(7) 1-5293-2 Jantzen Inc (1213) 0-629-2 First American FinanCial Corp Marhoefer Packing Co Inc(7) 1-5158-2

(7) 0-3658-2 Ketroedia Inc (7) 1-4649-2 First National ~ealty amp Constr

Corp Dec 6879) 1-4410-2 Depositors Corp(71231) 1-5649-2 Marine Midland Banks Inc(13) 1-2940-2 Nacbaan Corp (13) 1-1492-2 Villager Industries Inc(l2) 1-5382-2 ~rican Metal Clix Inc(13) 1-229-2 BlaSius Industries Inc Anchor Corp Aug 69(149) 0-215-2

(24713) General Battery and Ceremc0-3252-2 Fine Products Company Inc Corp(1113) 1-4657-2

lt710) Great Southwest Corp Aug 692-24157-2 (2478) 0-100-2

lova Southern Utilitie8 Co(7) 0-849-2

COMlIIIUED

SEC BWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Paae 7

IX porta for Sept 1969 Coatd

ChUto Co1poratiOD JUDe 69 (1113) 0-3898-2

Decision Syat Inc (1113) 2-22037-2 Everet amp Jenni1I International

(2) 0-3585-2 G1eaaore Diati11ari Co(ll) 1-3383-2 McCOrd Corp (713) 1-1233-2

Ai_lift International Inc(2lJ) 1-5551-2 AaeriCampD-Zinc Coapany(713) 1-59-2 Batb Induatrie Inc Aug 69

(71113) 1-5458-2 Brito1~era Co (3) 1-1136-2 Carolina POtIIIr 6 Light Co (7) 1-3382-2 Heywood-Wakefield Co (6) 0-1331-2 Suave Shoe Corporation (271113) 2-31202-2

Bancohio Corp (12) 0-1411-2 Brown amp Griat Inc (27813) 0-2714-2 Equitable kea1 Estate Inveatent

TrUst Aug 69(313) 0-1605-2 General Signal CorporatiDll (7) 1-996-2 Georgia Power Co(413) 0-392-2 G Heileman Brewing Co Inc

(471213) 1-4738-2

~ro~ Cork amp ~eal Co Inc(b)1-2227-2El 18S0tlaturrlGas Co(12) 1-2700-2Sessions Clock Co Aug 69(211

13) 0-1405-2 Western Orbis Co(213) 1-4783-2

Algemene Kunstzijde Unie NV(United lryon Nfg Corp) 6K for Aug 69 1-3774-2

Kaiser 3leel Corp(13) 0-433-2 Southdown Inc Aug 69(24711

13) 1-6117-2 Southwest fa~tories Inc(213)O-2961-2Southwestern l~lic Service Co

(12) 1-3789-2 WashintonNaturel Gas Co(713)0-951-2

Gcner zI Time CorpO 13) 1-2591-2 House of Adler Inc(21213)0-3l12-2Leeds Ex Northrup Co(ll) 1-5192-2 B F Saul Real poundstcte Invst Trust

(27) 0-3356-2 Servo Corp of America Aug 69(78

12) 1-3925-2 50ssin System Inc(ll) 2-30606-2 ~outh Jersey Gas Co(7l3) 1-3990-2TiI~ Brokers Inc(12) 2-31524_2 Yoo-Hoo Chocelate Beverage Corp

(1112) 1-5342-2

Alaska Airlines Inc(2) 1-3314-2 Bow Valley Industries Ltd(3)1-5634-2Philip ~~rr1s Inc(713) 1-194-2 National Connector Corp Aug 67(7

911) 0-1678-2 R J Reynolds Tobacco Co(37

13) 1-980-2 Rheingold Corp(1213) 1-5101-2 Transnation Realty Corp(11)2-16l90-2Western Harkness Kacing Inc July 6

(1213) 0-1429-2

F1intkote Co(3) 1-2560-2 Kennesaw Life amp Accident Insur Co(

(8) 2-15835-2Richar4on-~~rre11 Inc(3) 1-1029-2Safeco Corp(101213) 0-332-2Sterling Communication Inc(12

13) 0-3865-2

Sterling Savings and Loan Association (3) 0-3746-2

Tl Corp(91213) 0-3519-2U S Industries Inc June 69(4

713) 1-3772-2

Briggs amp Stratton Corp(1113)1-1370-2Essex International Inc(7) 1-5013-2Gener~l Host Corp Aug 69(78

13) 1-1066-2National Investment Corp Inc July 69

(29) 2-25933-2Varo Inc Aug 69(11) 1-53bl-2

Bal timore Aircoil Co Inc lt1213) 0-2161-2

Perk Electrochemical Corp Aug 69(7) 1-pound415-2

Technical Tape Inc July amp ug69 (7111213) 1-1488-2

Washburn wire Co(10) 0-79b-2

C1evepak Corpution(4713)03556-2C M Hall Lamp Co(3) 1-377-2 Harathon 011 CoO13) 1-451-2 Northern Precision Laboratories Inc

(11) 2-27901-2 J C Penney Co Inc(713) 1-777-2 Puget Sound Power Ex Light Co

(7) 1-4393-2 Roosevelt Raceway Inc(37ll12

13) 1-3966-2 U SHone amp Development Corp

(1213) 1-5amp99-2 Universal Leaf Tebacco Co Inc

(12) 1-652-2

Bowling Corp of Amer tce t lL)1-lt457-2 Conel Corp(21213) 0-4032-2 Glen Lxp IoratLonsInCJug69(2

713) 1-57amp9-2 Public Service Co of Indiana Inc

(37) 1-3543-2 Savin Business hachlnesCorp

(11) 1-5795-2 United Bancshares of Florida Inc

(78) 2-25240-2 Wetterau Food Inc(7) 0-1451-2

C R Beru Inc(37) 1-5705-2 Kinney ~ational Service Inc

(1013) 1-4671-~ Tippernry Land CorpU2) 0-2960-2 Udico Corp July 69(12) 1-5839-2 Universal Inveamptment Trust [pr 09

(11) 0-1253-2

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SEC BWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Paae 7

IX porta for Sept 1969 Coatd

ChUto Co1poratiOD JUDe 69 (1113) 0-3898-2

Decision Syat Inc (1113) 2-22037-2 Everet amp Jenni1I International

(2) 0-3585-2 G1eaaore Diati11ari Co(ll) 1-3383-2 McCOrd Corp (713) 1-1233-2

Ai_lift International Inc(2lJ) 1-5551-2 AaeriCampD-Zinc Coapany(713) 1-59-2 Batb Induatrie Inc Aug 69

(71113) 1-5458-2 Brito1~era Co (3) 1-1136-2 Carolina POtIIIr 6 Light Co (7) 1-3382-2 Heywood-Wakefield Co (6) 0-1331-2 Suave Shoe Corporation (271113) 2-31202-2

Bancohio Corp (12) 0-1411-2 Brown amp Griat Inc (27813) 0-2714-2 Equitable kea1 Estate Inveatent

TrUst Aug 69(313) 0-1605-2 General Signal CorporatiDll (7) 1-996-2 Georgia Power Co(413) 0-392-2 G Heileman Brewing Co Inc

(471213) 1-4738-2

~ro~ Cork amp ~eal Co Inc(b)1-2227-2El 18S0tlaturrlGas Co(12) 1-2700-2Sessions Clock Co Aug 69(211

13) 0-1405-2 Western Orbis Co(213) 1-4783-2

Algemene Kunstzijde Unie NV(United lryon Nfg Corp) 6K for Aug 69 1-3774-2

Kaiser 3leel Corp(13) 0-433-2 Southdown Inc Aug 69(24711

13) 1-6117-2 Southwest fa~tories Inc(213)O-2961-2Southwestern l~lic Service Co

(12) 1-3789-2 WashintonNaturel Gas Co(713)0-951-2

Gcner zI Time CorpO 13) 1-2591-2 House of Adler Inc(21213)0-3l12-2Leeds Ex Northrup Co(ll) 1-5192-2 B F Saul Real poundstcte Invst Trust

(27) 0-3356-2 Servo Corp of America Aug 69(78

12) 1-3925-2 50ssin System Inc(ll) 2-30606-2 ~outh Jersey Gas Co(7l3) 1-3990-2TiI~ Brokers Inc(12) 2-31524_2 Yoo-Hoo Chocelate Beverage Corp

(1112) 1-5342-2

Alaska Airlines Inc(2) 1-3314-2 Bow Valley Industries Ltd(3)1-5634-2Philip ~~rr1s Inc(713) 1-194-2 National Connector Corp Aug 67(7

911) 0-1678-2 R J Reynolds Tobacco Co(37

13) 1-980-2 Rheingold Corp(1213) 1-5101-2 Transnation Realty Corp(11)2-16l90-2Western Harkness Kacing Inc July 6

(1213) 0-1429-2

F1intkote Co(3) 1-2560-2 Kennesaw Life amp Accident Insur Co(

(8) 2-15835-2Richar4on-~~rre11 Inc(3) 1-1029-2Safeco Corp(101213) 0-332-2Sterling Communication Inc(12

13) 0-3865-2

Sterling Savings and Loan Association (3) 0-3746-2

Tl Corp(91213) 0-3519-2U S Industries Inc June 69(4

713) 1-3772-2

Briggs amp Stratton Corp(1113)1-1370-2Essex International Inc(7) 1-5013-2Gener~l Host Corp Aug 69(78

13) 1-1066-2National Investment Corp Inc July 69

(29) 2-25933-2Varo Inc Aug 69(11) 1-53bl-2

Bal timore Aircoil Co Inc lt1213) 0-2161-2

Perk Electrochemical Corp Aug 69(7) 1-pound415-2

Technical Tape Inc July amp ug69 (7111213) 1-1488-2

Washburn wire Co(10) 0-79b-2

C1evepak Corpution(4713)03556-2C M Hall Lamp Co(3) 1-377-2 Harathon 011 CoO13) 1-451-2 Northern Precision Laboratories Inc

(11) 2-27901-2 J C Penney Co Inc(713) 1-777-2 Puget Sound Power Ex Light Co

(7) 1-4393-2 Roosevelt Raceway Inc(37ll12

13) 1-3966-2 U SHone amp Development Corp

(1213) 1-5amp99-2 Universal Leaf Tebacco Co Inc

(12) 1-652-2

Bowling Corp of Amer tce t lL)1-lt457-2 Conel Corp(21213) 0-4032-2 Glen Lxp IoratLonsInCJug69(2

713) 1-57amp9-2 Public Service Co of Indiana Inc

(37) 1-3543-2 Savin Business hachlnesCorp

(11) 1-5795-2 United Bancshares of Florida Inc

(78) 2-25240-2 Wetterau Food Inc(7) 0-1451-2

C R Beru Inc(37) 1-5705-2 Kinney ~ational Service Inc

(1013) 1-4671-~ Tippernry Land CorpU2) 0-2960-2 Udico Corp July 69(12) 1-5839-2 Universal Inveamptment Trust [pr 09

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SEC HEWS DIGEST October 23 1969 Page 8

AlleDded n Reports

Mid_nern riaancial Corp of Kans Inc AIlte1 Inc~t 1 to 8K for Aug 69(2) 0-2D46-2 ~t to 8K for May 69(47) 1-5826-2

Cudahy CompanyAllied Mills Inc Amended 8Ks for Jan Mar June Sept

Aadt to 8K for Feb 69(13) 1-90-2 Oct Nov 68 amp Mar amp June 69(13) 1-529-2 CraDe COllpaoy Dillon Capaoies Inc

Aadt to 8K for July 69(7) 1-1675-2 Aadt 12 to 8K for Dee 68(7) 1-5821-2 Leetro Coputer Leasing Corp

A J Bayless Markets Inc Aadt 11 to 8K for July 69(7) 0-3539-2 ~t 1 to 8K for Apr 69(11) 0-1117-2

GAF CorporationAssociated Hortgage Investors Aadt 1 to IK for June 69

Aadt 11 to 8K for July 69(13) 0-3267-2 (4713) 1-5026-2 General Educational Services IIVF Co

Corporation Amdt to 8K for Aug 69(2913) 1-3290-2 Aadt to 8K for reb 69(213) 0-3885-2

Keller Industries Inc Capi tal Baneshares Inc Amdt 1 to 8K for Aug 69(3) 1-4234-2

Aadt 1 to 8K for Apr 69(13) 0-3109-2 BT Babbitt Inc

Amended 8K for Aug 69(7) 1-3410-2

Dyao Industries Inc GF Industries Inc

Amdt 2 to 8K for Oct 64(7) 1-4832-2 Amended 8K for Aug 69(12) 1-4273-2 General Research Corp

Cubb-Pac Corporation Amdt to 8K for Aug 69(13) 0-3226-2

Amdt II to 8K for June 69(213) 2-29553-2 Sterling Seal Co

Amdt 1 to 8K for Feb 69(13) 0-2626-2 Servitech Inc Amdt to 8K for June 69(13) 1-5914-2

Arnold Constable Corp 20th Centry Industries IncAmdt to 8K for March 61(13) 1-1495-2 Amdt to 8K for Dec 68(13) 0-1687-2Cutler Federal Inc Amdt to 8K for May 69(1213) 0-2619-2 Jersey Central Power and LightWestern Transmission Corporation CoAmdt 1 to 8K for Dec 68(7) 1-5167-2 Amdt to 8K for Aug 69(11012)1-3141-2

Perfect F11m amp Chemical CorpAmdt 1 to 8K for June 69(1213) 1-2991-2

Ilttcr 1r ez traentt()rp Aug 6~

Gale Industries Inc (13) 0-1735-2

Amdt 1 to 8K for Aug 69(12) 1-1130-2 Liberty Equities Corp trcerican Financial Corp IiI

Amdt 1 to 8K for July 69(27) 0-2258-2 Aug 69(7) u-t~~-2 Amdt 2 to 8K for July 69(12) 0-2258-2

Susquehanna Corp Lissouri l~flti na I Life Insur Co

Amdt 11 to 8K for Jly 69(413) 1-5515-2 lpr 69(11) 2-21744-2 ~tpoundnd~~ lnternhtiunal Corp 7fl

International Paper Co Jnn 9(7) 1-5249-2

Amdt 1 to 8K for July 69(13) 1-3157-2 Wards Co Inc

Amdt 1 to 8K for Aug 69(713) 0-2194-2

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS Effective October 22 All-Tech Industries Inc 2-32658 (90 days) ~rican Training Services lac 2-33206 (90 days) Brockway Glass Co lac 2-35018 Cooper IndustriesInc 2-34461 Dell Drilling Fund - 1969 2-32803 (90 days) Marshall Industries Inc 2-32882 (40 days) Media Horizons Inc 2-33364 (90 days) Needh Packing Co Inc 2-34989 Pittsburgh National Corp2-34204 (90 days) Texas Eastern Tran ission Corp 2-34954 Torrence Equity Fund Inc 2-31238 Wisconsia Electric Power Co 2-34942 Yoo-Hoo Chocolate Beverage Corp 2-33816 (40 days)

NOrE TO DEALERS The period of tiDe dealers are required to use the prospectus in trading transactions is shown above in parentheses after the name of the issuer

As estimated for purposes of computing the registration fee

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