'SECtJllTIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION (:.~~~mw~ IDU@IE~~ .~.~ A brief summary of financial proposals filed with and actions by the S.E.C. C()~\&'

Washington, D.C. 20549( In ordering full text of Releases from SEC Publications Unit cite number)

(Issue No. 70-142) FOR RE LE ASE _-=J:.=u.:,olY,-=2J;;..a.-=19,-,-7-..0_

INVEsrHENl' COMPANY Ac:r RELEASES

PIONEER FUND RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (Release IC-6127) declaring that Pioneer Fund, Inc., has ceased to be an investment company.

ENGELHARD HANOVlA RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (Release IC-6l28) temporarily exempting Engelhard Hanovia, Inc. from certain provisions of the Act until the entry of a final order with respect to its application for an order declaring that it is not an invest-ment company as defined in the Act.

CAPITAL INVESTMENT RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act(Release IC-6129) declaring that Capital Investment Company of Washington, Washington. D. C., has ceasedto be an investment company as defined in the Act.

INDIVIDUAL ASSURED EsrATES RECEIVES ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment CompanyAct (Release IC-b130) declaring that Individual Assured Estates of 1933, a California unit investmenttrust, has ceased to be an investment company.

srEADHAN FUNDS SEEK ORDER. The SEC has issued an order under the Investment Company Act (ReleaseIC-6lll) giving interested persons until August 12 to request a hearing upon an application of SteadmanAmerican Industry Fund, Inc. ("Steadman American"), to acquire substant ially all of the asseU of SteadmanScience & Growth Fund. Inc. ("Steadman Science") and Consumers Investment Fund, Inc. ("Consumers").Steadman Security Corporation or one of its subsidiaries is the investment adviser and principal under-writer of each of the Funds. The boards of directors of Steadman American and Steadman Science areidential and the board of directors of Consumers is composed of five members, all of whom are alao directorsof the other two Funds. Accordingly, the Funds may be deemed to be under common control and each anaffiliate of each of the other two Funds. Pursuant to an agreement approved by shareholders of each Fund,Steadman American proposes to issue its shares at net asset value in exchange for aubstantially all of theassets of Consumers and Steadman Science. Steadman American will assume no liabilities of either Fundexcept for certain anticipated expenses of Steadman Science in connection with the defense of certain pend-ing lawsuits. Steadman American and Consumers will thereafter be dissolved and Steadman American shareswill be distributed to their stockholders.

COURT ENFORCEMENT ACTION

FIRESTONE GROUP ENJOINED. The SEC today announced (LR-4b88) that the Firestone Group, Ltd., ofBeverly Hills, Calif., and its president, Richard M. Firestone, were enjoined July 22 by the D.C. Federalcourt from future violations of the Securities Act registration provisions. The SEC complaint allegedthat the conduct by Firestone Group of a series of real estate seminars throughout the United States,involved an intended pre-conditioning of the investing public to the purchase of any real estate limitedpartnership interests subsequently offered by Firestone Group, without the prior filing of a Securities Actregistration statement for such interests. The defendants consented to the court order of injunction with-out admitting the allegations.

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS

FIRST LINCOLN FINANCIAL PROPOSES RIGHTS OFFERING. First Lincoln Financial Corporation, 640 W, Sixth St.,Los Angeles, Calif. 90017, filed a registration statement (File 2-379~9) with the SEC on July 21 seekingregistration of 500,000 mares of common stock. These shares are to be offered for subscription by common *' stockholders at the rate of one share for each four shares held. The subscription price ($4 per share maximum , is to be supplied by amendment. The company is engaged in lending money, principally secured by first liens against real eatate located primarily in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, California, to enable borrowers to purchase, construct or refinance real property. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, not les~ than $1,500,000 will be uaed to repay short-term bank loans and the balance will be added to the company a general funds and used for working capital and other corporate purpoaes. In addition to indebtedness, the company haa outstanding 1,904,988 common shares, of which Roy P. Crocker, honorary board chairman, owns 44.02~. Donald W. Crocker is president and vice chairman and Douglas S. McDonald board chairman.

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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES CORP. PROPOSES RIGHtS OFFERING. Goverftlllent 5260 We.tern Ave.Employe .. Corpo~ation.Chevy Chase. Md. 20015, filed a registration statement (File 2-38000) with the SEC on July 21 aeeking reg-istration of $3,304,200 of convertible junior subordinated debentures, due 1980. The.e debent~res are to be offered for subscription by common stockholders at the rate of $50 of debentures for each 10 shares held of record September 28, 1970, and at 1004 of principal amount. The offering is to be made through under-writers headed by Johnston, Lemon & Co •• Southern Bldg .• Washington. D. C. 20005, and two other firms; the interest rste and underwriting terms sre to be supplied by amendment.

The company and nine subsidiaries are principally engaged in the business of automobile financing; a lesser portion of their business consists of financing mobile homes. boats and trailers. Net proceeds of the company's financing will be used to payoff maturing portions of short-term debt incurred for the purpose of financing transactions with its customers. In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstand-ing 632.228 common shares. David Lloyd Kreeger is board chairman and Raymond F. Rodgers preSident.

ROBERTSON COMPANIES TO SELL srOCK. Robertson Companies. Inc .• 405 Bruce Ave., Grand Forks. N. D. 58201,filed a registration statement (File 2-38005) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of 150.000 shares of common stock. to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed by John G. Kinnard and Company,Inc., 740 Northstar Center, Minneapolis, Minn. 55402. The offering price ($8 per share maximum*) and under-writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The company has agreed to pay the Kinnard firm up to $10,000for expenses and to sell it five-year warrants to purchase 10,000 shares, exercisable after one year at 120% of the offering price.

The company is primarily engaged in the s ale of lumber and building supplies through 38 lumberyardslocated in North Dakota and Minnesota. Net proceeds of its stock sale will be used to provide additional working capital for a subsidiary and to reduce short-term bank indebtedness incurred for working capital purposes. In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstanding 501,162 common shares, of which Sam W. Robertson, board chairman, owns 38% and management officials as a group 44.71. Hugh S. Robertson is president. •

WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE TO SELL BONDS. wisconsin Public Service Corporation, 1029 N. Marshall St.,Milwaukee, Wis. 53201, filed a registration statement (File 2-38006) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of $45,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 2000, to be offered for public sale at competitivebidding. A public utility, the company will use the net proceeds of its bond sale to pay short-term bank loans (estimated at $12,400,000 at the time of the bond sale), to pay $19,470,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3ft Series, due 1971, and to pay the balance, estimated at $13,130,000 for, construction during the latter part of 1970. Construction expenditures are estimated at $42,000,000 for 1970 and $43,000,000 for 1971.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS TO SELL srOCK. Key Developments, Inc., 1406 East "c" se.. Hastings. Neb. 68901, filed a registration statement (File 2-38007) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of 150,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share. The offering is to be made on a "best efforts,all or none" basis by Continental Securities Corp., 7301 Pacific St., Omaha, Nebr., which will receive a 50¢ per share selling commission plus $4,000 for expenses. The company has a~reed to sell the underwriter five-year warrants to purchsse up to·15,OOO shares, exercisable after one year at $6 per share.

Organized in March, the company proposes to engage principally in acquiring. selling, developing, owning and operating mobile home parks in Nebraska and other midwestern states. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, $92,500 will be used for development of a new mobile home park and the balance will be added to the company's working capital and used for general corporste purposes. In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstanding 212,000 common shares (with a 39¢ per share net tangible book value), of which William L. Gratopp, president, owns 14.2% and management officials as a group 34%. Purchasers of the shares being registered will acquire a 41.2% stock interest in the company for their investment of $750,000; pre-sent shareholders will then own 5R.8%, for which they paid $82,000, or an average of 39¢ per share.

UNITED CONI'INEI\'1'AL PROGAAMSPROPOSES OFFERING. United Continental Growth Investment Programs,GROWTH 20 West 9th St., Kansas City. Ho., filed a registration statement (File 2-38008) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registrstion of $20,000,000 of Monthly Investment Programs or Executive-Professional Investment Programs for the accumulation of shares of United Continental Growth Fund, Inc. The Fund seeks the long-termappreciation of capital. Waddell & Reed, Inc., is sponsor of the Programs. Cornelius Roach is board chair-man and william A. Reasoner president. of the sponsor.

PIONEER NATURAL GAS SHARES IN REGISTRATION. Pioneer Natural Gas Company, 301 S. Taylor St., Amarillo, ~. 79101, filed a registration statement (File 2-38009) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of 73,334 shares of common stock. Of these shares, 50,000 are to be issued in exchange for all the outstanding capital shares of Jess McNeel Machinery Corporation and 23,334 are outstanding shares issued in exchange for the outstanding capital shar~s of TransState Tire Company. The holders or recipients of such shares may offer them for sale from time to time at prices prevailing at the time of sale ($11.50 per share maximum*).

A public utility, the company is engaged in the gathering, transmission and distribution of natural gas.In addition to indebtedness, the company has outstanding 7,416,007 common shares.

ROLLINS BURDICK HUNTER FILES FOR SECONDARY. Rollins Burdick Hunter Co., 231 S. laSalle St., Chicago, Ill. 60604, filed a registration statement (File 2-38011) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of 235.125 outstanding shares of common stock. to be offered for public sale through underwriters headed bv William Blair & Co., 135 S. LaSalle St.• Chicago 60603. The offering price ($14 per share maximum*) and underwriting terms sre to be supp lIed by amendment.

CONTINUED

SEC NEWS DtGEsr, JULY 23. 1970 Pap J

Tht company conductl an tnluranee brokerage and agency bUliael1 in the United Statel and abroad. It hal outltanding ,825.000 common sharel, of which Adrian B. Palmer, board chalraan. ownl 31.501, A. N. Fr .... n. president, 13.681 and manasement officiall 81 a group 89.45~. Palmer propolel to lell ~1.950 of 259.875 shares held, Freeman 22,875 of 112,875 and 29 others the remaining Iharel being registered.

OLD STONE J«)RTGAGE AND REALTY TRUST PROPOSES OFFERING. Old Stone Mortgage and Realty Trult (the "Trult), 86 S. Main St., PrOVidence, R.I. 02903, filed a registration statement (File 2-38012) with the SEC on July 22 seeking registration of 440,000 shares of beneficial interest, to be offered for public aale throuah under-writers headed by C. H. Walker & Co., Inc., 45 Wall St., New York. The offering price ($12.50 per ahare Dlaximum*) and underwriting terms are to be supplied bv alDE!ndment.

The Truat '~aa establtahed by Old Stone Savings Bank ("Bank") to provide inveators with the opportunityto invest in a professionally selected and managed portfolio of real property inveltmenta consilting prt.arilyof long term first mortgage loans, equity partiCipations in the underlying mortgaged propertt.a aQd other investments in real estate equities. The Trust intends to operate as a real estate investment truat under provisions of the Internal Revenue Code. Old Stone Management Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Bank, will lerve as investment adviser. Frank A. Strom, president of the Bank, il managing truatee.

STOCK PLANS FILED. The follOWing have filed Form S-8 registration statements with the SEC seekingregistration of securities to be offered pursuant to employee stock and related plans:

Wyman-Gordon Company. Worcester, Msss. 01601 (File 2-37995) - 10,000 shares Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Company, Chattanooga, Tenn. 37404 (File 2-37996) - 35,000 ahares Kapok Tree Inns Corporation, Clearwater, Fla. 33515 (File 2-37997) - 10,000 shares Electronic Tabulating Corporation, Newburgh, N. Y. 12550 (File 2-37998) - 40,000 shares Media General, Inc., Richmond, Va. 23213 (File 2-38001) - 100,000 shares Commonwealth Natural Cas Corporation, Richmond, Va. 23219 (File 2-38002) - 55,882 ahares Xerox Corporation, Stamford, Conn. 0~904 (File 2-38003) - 105,610 shares and (File 2-38004) - 8,580 aharea Computer Sciences Corporation, Los Angeles, Calif. 90067 (File 2-38010) - 250,000 aharea

MISCELLANEOUS

UNLIstED TRADING PRIVILEGES GRANTED. The SEC has issued orders under the Securitiea Exchange Act(Release 34-8942) granting applications of the following exchanges for unlisted trading privilegea 1n thecommon stocks of the specified companies:

Boston Stock Exchange - University Computing Company and Western Union CorporationDetroit Stock Exchange - Western Union CorporationPacific Coast Stock Exchange - Bond Industries, Inc. Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange - Potter Instrument Co., Inc., Reaearch-Cottrell, Inc.

Savin Business Machines Corp., Saxon Industries, Inc. and Superscop, Inc.

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 itema of the form was included in the June 2 News Digest.

8K for April 1970

Allen Organ Co American Raceway, Inc (12,13) 0-275-2

(12,13 ) 0-3333-2 Berns Air King Co American Smelting & (12,1'3) 0-2772-2 Refining Co (11.13) l-t64-2 Budd Co (12) 1-2127-2 Arkansas Missouri Bunker-RallO Corp Power Co OU 0-1131-2 ( 4,11.1211113) 1.4158-2 Atico Financial Corp First Hartford Realty Corp

(11) 1-4666-2 (7.13) 0-1942-2

Augat. Ine(}I,l) 1-6176-2 GAZ Metropolitan, Inc

R. G. Barry Corp ( 4,11,13) 2-13160-2

(l1.13) 1-5824-2 Houston Natural Gas CorpCarvel Corp (11) 0-'.704-2 (7,13 ) 1-5640-2 Consolidated Freightways, Inc Information SCiences, Inc

<11,13) 1-5046-2 (11) 2-33264-2

Genera 1 Motors Corp The E. F. MacDonald Co (4,13 ) ( 3,12.13) 1-14)-2

Nytronics. Ine 1-5538-2

Georgia Pacific Corp 1-3506-2 ( 2.7,13) 1-5617-2( 3,7,8,11) Globe Union Inc Rival Mfg. Co

(,11,12.13) 1-3328-2 (11,13)Scope Inc

(8.13 ) 2-210,-2

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0-265-2

SEC NEWS DIGEST, JULY 23, 1970

Alba Waldensi." Inc: <11,13)American Export IsbrandstenLines, Inc ( 7.13)American Fin4nce Syste., Inc

(9,11,12,13)AmeriCan Water ilorks Co Inc

(13)Armstrong Cork Co

(11)

Atlantic Technology Corp( 7,11,12)

Big Drum. lnc (II) EDO Corp ( 7,13)Interspace Corp ( 3,11,13) Kuhlman Corp ( 11,13)Mankato Citizens Tel. Co Cll)

Ingersoll Rand Co ( 11,1'0

Interstate Brands Corp( 7.R,ll,13)

Nalco Chemical Co (11,13 )

Standard Computer Corp (11 )

Alton Box Board Co (11 )

American Republic Corp (11,13)

Amprican Training Services Inc ( 2,7,13)

Borden. Inc (11)Capital Holding Corp

( 11,13) Codex Corp

(12)Columbus MillS, Inc (1)

Consumers Water Co ( 2,<) 13)

W. R. Grace ~ Co (13 )

Hamilton Cosco Inc (11 )

McCulloch Oil Corp<7,13)

Missouri Utilities Co ( 11)

North Canarlian Oils Ltd (11,13)

North Shore Gas Co (12)

Novo Corp( 7.11, 13 )

Prudpnt Resources Tr. (7)

Alden Cart' Enterpris"s, Inc ( 2,11)

Ange Ii ca (orp( 11)

Atlantic & Charlotte Airline Ry Co Cll)Brogan Asoc., Jnc

( R,ll) nrown ~ Sharpe Hf~o Co

(11)

aKa. fQr April

0-2097-2

1-5625-2

1-3437-2

2-32440 ..2 0-955-2 1-3985-2 1-4669-2 0-2089-2

0-&73-2

1-985-2

1-4969-2

1-4597-2

0-4577-2

0-3048-2

0-2162-2

1-6243-2 1-71-2

0-4557-2

0-4068-2

0-4615-2

0-493-2

1-3720-2

1-012R-2

1-3924-2

0-402-2

1-3659-2

2-35965-2

i-976-2

1-5536-2

0-4656-2

1970 (Con't)

,Page 4

Comnonwealth Oil lef1nl~Co ( 2,11,12.13)

CnlllputerizedAutOl8Otiv;Rptg. SerVice, Inc ( 7.8.11,12,13)

Gulfoco InvRt. Group Inc ( 7.9,13)

Lawyers Financial Corp( 2,11,13)

Paeific Coast Hold;nga. Inc ( ll,12.13)

Recoton Corp ( l2)~chwartz Bros., Inc

( 11,13)

1..5758-2

0-935-2 2-34856-2

0-4681-2

Airlift Tntl., Inc (12)

American IntI. Group Inc (11 )

Aspro, Inc ( 4,7,13)

Bristol Myers Co ( 3,11)

Concord FabriCS, Inc 01,13 )

Cro,.,nCentral Petroleum Corp (11)

Great Western United Corp(3,12)

Heywood Wakefield Co ( 6.11,13)

1-55551-2

0-4652-2

1-2268-2

1-1136-2

1-5960-2

1-1059-2

1-5443-2

0-1311-2

Aeous t f ea (1)

Assoc., Inc 0-1717-2

Abbott Lab's., Ie <12,13)

Allen F:lee. & EquipmentCo (11)

Athlc'ne Ind., Inc on AvE'mcO Corp(11 )

Central Coal & Coke Corp(11)

Compusamp, Inc (11,13)

Farrington Mfg. Co (6,12)

G" 1 f Pm:er Co (11.13)

H T V Sy~tpms, Inc ( 12)

Hess's, Inc (12,)3)

Philip A Hunt Chemical Corp(7)

Hyster Co (11.11)I nformat 1011 I nd., Inc

( 1.12) Sfmpl~x Wir~ & Cable CoC 4,11,13)

1-211'19-2

1-6016-2

1-5573-2

1-6271-2

0-1392-2

2-33106-2

0-1530-2

0-26939-2

0-3759-2

I_L,960-2

0-1383-2

0-4123-2

CONTINUED

SEC NEWS DIGEST, JULY 23, 1970 Page 5

8K Reports for April 1970 (Con't)

Aetna Life and Ca~alty Co.(12) 1-5704-2A1co Standard Corp (7.8) 1-5964-2 Chuck aarri. Production. Inc.

aa1dt Corporation (11.13) 0-4711-2 <1,8)

Ca.putar Eachanle. Inc.(2.7,13)2-2771O-2 Denver Union Stock YaldCo.(11,13)Crown Cork • Seal Co. Inc.(8) 1-2227-2 General lancorp (12.1])Cu.. ing. & ea.pany (2,7,11,13) 0-3047-2 Intearatad Re.ource., Inc.Far.1and Ind., Inc. (7,8) 2-7250-2 (2.7.1]) 0-4427-2Standard 011 Co. (13) 1-2256-2

Teledata, Inc. (7.13) 0-4088-2 l & M Electronicl Co.C1.2.7,l3) 2-24411-2 Knight Newwpaperl lnc.(II,l!) 1-6011-2

Agway. Inc. (7) 2..22791-2 Marlhall Electronicl Co.

Aafac, Inc. (11) 1..5459..2 (2,9,13) 0-4060-2

Brother. Two International. Inc. Olyapia Breving Co. (3.13) 0-980-2

(8) 2·32820-2 National Can Corp(4.12.1]) 1-2.15-2

Caapbell Red Lake Mine. Ltd.lol..ite Inc.(ll) 2-34411-2

(11) 1·3853·2 Siaaonl Co. (11.3) 1-795-2 The T1 Corp(II,12,13) 1-6182-2Daryl Industrie., Inc.CI3) 1-4321-2 Uniroyal, Inc. (11) 1-62-2Doae .etroleu. Ltd.(ll} 1-3694.2 Saa r. Wallace Co., lnc.<7,13) 0-34)5-2Fine Orlanicl. Inc. (11) 0-2454-2

Culton lndu.tries, Inc. Arizona Public Service Co.(2,8,10,13) 1-5781-2 0.11.13)Ideal Basic Industrie., Inc. (])

Celanele Corp (11.13)Jackson National Life Ins. Co.

Coaputer Lealing Co. Oct 69 (12,13)

(11) 2·22790-2 Coaputinl & Software Inc.Michigan Power CO.(ll) 0..335-2 (2,7.13)Tasty Baking Co. (11) 1..5084-2 Ford Motor Co. (3)We.tinghou.e Electric Corp(11) 1..977-2 Great a.lln •• etr CoZoller & Danneberg Exploration (2,7,11,12,13)Ltd (7)

International Standard E1actricAll-Tech Indu.trie. Inc.(11.13) 0-2993-2 Corp (7.13) 1-5205-2Archer-Daniel. Midland Co.(2) 1-44-2

As.oclated Coaputer Service., Internatiena1 Tel & Tel Corp

Inc. (7) 2-36108-2 (3) 1-5627-2 Bau.h & Loab Inc.(ll) 1-4105-2 tauf.an & Broad Inc. (11) 1-4618-2 Coa-Share, Inc. (12,13) 0.4096-2 Manati lndultriel. lnc.(ll) 0-3471-2 Corroon & Black Corporation Mid-Ohio Benc-Sharee. Inc.

(11.13) (11,13)Doughboy Indu.tries, Inc. National Car Rental Sy.t..

Nay 70(6) 0-1296-2 Inc.( 11,13) 0-3473-2 In.urance Invest.ent Corp (3) 0-2761.2 Newell Indu.triel Inc.(l) 0-3110-2 International ratent. & Devel Public LealiftlCorp (9.1) 0·3464-2

Corp Mar 70(2.3,13) Aydin Corporation (11.12,13) 0-4773-2LFC Financial Corp (12) Nanageaent Assi.tance Inc. Coaputer Sciencel Corp (12) 1-4850-2

(8,9.13) 0-2017-2 Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (11) 1.4011.2

Qonaar Corporatlon(4.II.12,13) 1-6102-2 Cubic Corporatlon (II) 1.4227.2 Dalto Electronics Corp

Richmond Corporation (11,13) 1-5650-2 Mar 70(9,13) 0-1852-2

South Jerley Cas Co. Nay 70(11) 1-3990.2 Data Network Corp (11,12) 0-4662-2

Unicoa Corporation(7,8,ll,13) 0-3568-2 Detroit Edl10n Co. (11.13) 1-2198-2

Walco Mational Corp (13) 1-3987·2 Ducoa.un Inc. (11,13) 0-1222-2 C T Corp(2,),9.11.1) 0-2676-2 Great Lake. Drad,e & Dock Co. Cole Mational Corp (7) 1~5188·2 01,13) 1-130]-2Coaaonwealtb Edi.on Co.(7,13) 1-I83g-2 In.ilco Corp (11.13) 1-3348-2&.ery Air Freight Corp(11.13) 1-)893-2 Liberty Equitie. Corp(12.13) 0-2251-2Cenelee Coaputer Center. Inc. National ladio Co. Inc.(12,l3)(12) 2-32729-2 1-4369-2

lnter.yst .... Inc. Mar 70(7,8) 1-6132-2 Old Town Corp (3,12.I3) 1-3601-2

Signal Coapanies lnc. (3) 1·1727-2 Rapid '-arlean Corp (11,13) 1-750-2

Thalhi.er Brother., Inc. Mar 70 Subscription Televilion Inc.

(9,13)(7,13) 0-1300-2 Tran. World Airlinel Inc.Twin Aaerical Agricultural & (1l.1)Industrial Developers, Inc.(7) 2-28197·2 Transitron Electronic CorpJen 70{12,l) 1-4261·2Airvick Indu.trlel. Inc.(7.1]) 1-5783-2 Jl. Welter Corp (7,12,13) 1-4861-2!aerican Can Co. (11.13) 1-552-2 Warnaeo, Inc. (11) 1.471502

Wleboldt Storel. Inc.(7.10) 1-2302·2 OVER

l SEC NEWS DIGEST, JULY 23, 1970 Page Ji •

8K Reports for April 1970 (Con't)

"aricen Caaputer Lealing Corp(7,il,13) 0-3512-2

Avco Delta Corp (11) 1-6119-2 Caterpillar Tractor Co. l11,12,13)

Coburn Corp of Aaerica(2.12.13) 1-4730-2 Continental Acceptance Corp.

(2,13) 2-28381-2 !conoay Finance Corp (7.8) 0-2342-2 Florida Power Corp (11,13) 1-3274-2 Gifford-Hill. Co. Inc.

(),4.7.13)Rudlon'l Bay Oil and eal Co.

Ltd. (11.12) 2-13574-2 latbol Petroleua. Inc.(2.13) 0-3352-2 IYlor Indultrial Corp(12,13) l-3609-Z lAF Industrie •• Inc.(7.12,l) 203253602 lay l••ources Corporation (11) 106202-2 leading & Batel Off.bore Drilling

Sohe C..cade Corp (11.13) Detection 5y.t .... Inc. (13)Educator'. Security Inl. Co.

0.12)He.ilphare Hotell Corp(7.13)Inforaation , Ccaputin, Canterl

Corpo <2.3.8.13) Inforaation Machinel Corp.

(4,7.11.13)Jaae •• Fred S, Co •• Inc.(11.13)

1-5057-2 2-31621-2

2-25566-2 2-31910-2

0-3878-2

2-30812-2 0-4446-2

1-5014-2 1-4671-2

Kana Miller Corp (2,4.7,8.13) Kinney National Service Inc. Natural eas Pipeline Co. of

..erica (7.12.13)Paloaar Financial Feb 70

(2.7.1)RIC International Industries

Inc. (2,3.l2,13)Sundstrand Corp (4.11,1)UIS Syste.s Corp (3.12)

Cognitronics Corp(II.13)CU"ins Engine Co.(II.i2) Eastern Air Device. Inc.(12)lSI Corporation (12)Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi Ry Co.

(1l)

Pittsburgh. Lake Erie II Co. ( 11)

Pitt. Young.town & A.htabula Iy Co. (11)

Roblin Industries. Inc. (4.7.9.12,13)

lockland Electric Co. (11)Talley Industrie •• Inc. (3)West Jersey & Se••bore II Co.

(1l)

A. & E. P1••tik Pak Co., Inc. (2.7.13)

American PreciSion Industrie. Inc. (2.11.13)

..etek, Inc. (11)C..ln Laboratorie., Inc.(7)Cheaical & Pollution Scienca.

Inc. (12)

Co. 02) Strother. Well. Corp (12 .13) Valley Bancorporation (2.7) Webb le.ourca., Inc.(Z,l) Wil1iaaette Indu.tries, Inc.

<12.13)Work Wear Corp (11.13)

Alodex Corporation (12,13)Dana Laboratoriel. Inc. (12.13)Datacraft Corporation

(1.2.4.7,12,13)The Deltona Corporation (7) Driver Harri. Co.(12)Electronic Engineering Co. of

CaUf. (11,13)Gaable Skogao Inc.(7.9,12,l) General Cable Corp (11.1) HCA Indastrie •• Inc. (12)HOUle of Vilion. Inc. (11)Jervis Corp (13) lanlas City Star Co.

(8.11,12,13)North Atlantic Indu.tries. Inc.

1..5587·2 1-4454..2 0.2453-2 0-1945 ..2

0..3730..2 1..4784-2

0..3434-2 2-35751-2

2-32188-2 1..4719-2 1.. 1212..2

1..5578-2 1-3478..2 1..1094-2 1-307-2 1..5493..2 1·5073..2

2-26191 ..2

0-1873-2

1-4242-2 1-5358-2 1-6067-2

0-3035-21-4949-21-4490-20-1843-2

1-5213-2 2-36005-2 1-4778-2

1-1668-2

0-3491-2

1-5601-2 1-168-2 0-4003-2

2-35882 (90 days);

(12.1) 0-3704 ..2 Nortbwe.tern National Life

In5. Co. (4.7.11.13) 2..21453-2 Oshaan'. Sporting Goodl. Inc.

0)Iyder System Inc. (11)Savin Business Macbines Corp

(3,1) 1..5795 ..2 Telex Corp (3,11) 1-5414-2 Ventura Oil Coapany (7) 0-1279-2

2-J77~9; Creative Management" As~ociates Inca 2:~~a~~, nc., -37922; Continental Can Company, Inc., Corp., 2-37723; First Pennsvlvania Mort~age r;ust3 2:J~9~~r~!~n:, L~~'K2-37037 (90 days); First of Michigan ~-~7i7i~P~ko-wallsend Ltd.',2-37927; Philade Iphi~ Ele~tric Co., a~~3 790;7s;~~::;a~::u=:~u~:! ~~s c~.3 7!~~: '

p cay onverters, Inc., 2-3~19h (90 days). " - ,

NOTE TO DEALERS. The period of time dealers are required to use his shown above in parentheses after the name of the issuer. t e prospectus in trading transactions

*As estimated for purposes of computing the registration fee.

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATIONS Eff ti J I 22Apache Corp., 2-3742" (40 d ays); ~rockW:~ G~essuCv : A~erlca; Bancorporatlon, Inc"

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