SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION ~J]W~ J])ll@~~~

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FO R R E LEAS E _---=::Au&~u~at:....!:.27!..J,'_"_'19<..!7.:..l_

DECISION IN ADftINISTIATlVE PIDCEEDIMG

BERBEIlT L. WlTTOW, JOHN F. OOJGBEIIOUi. SANCTIOMED. The c-iaa1on baa l.. ued an opinlou in which it fouDd that Herbert L. Wittow, doing busineas as Wittow & Caapany, and John F. Couahenour, both of Denver. Colo., had 9iolated proviaions of the Pederal securities acts in cODDection with unrelated tran.actions in atock of Worldwide Eoersy Ccapany. Ltd., aDd ilapOsed auspensions on thea of 14 days and 7 day a , relpectively. Wittow'l transactionl were effected pursuant to a cUlta.er'l order to sell Worldwide Iharel as a.ent and at lpacified prices or better. The c-ission found that in executing the order, however, Wittow lold at pricel which were below prevailing .. rket prices, and that be thereby partiCipated, together with aDOtber broker- dealer with who. the uDderpriced sale procedures were arranged and carried out, in a fraudulent Ich ... in viola- tion of the antifraud proviSions. Coughenour, the c-ission fouDd, sold unregistered snares of Worldwide for a peraon who bad ac~ired a block of such abares as partial consideration for his sale of properties to a corporation which controlled Worldwide and was under a ca..on control with it, and who .. I therefore a atatutory underwriter of the ahares. Accocding to the opinion, Coughenour did DOt .. ka reasonable inquiry into the facta relating to the saleability I of the sbares without regiatration, and his transactions were violative of Section 5 of the Securitie. Act. (Release 34-9303)

IJ InMISSION ARMOUIICEMEMT

SEC ClmS VKRJION LEIIOf CaAYj MAXEL V. ClAY. The C-1aa1on has ordered adainiatraUve proceedinas ..atnst Vernon Leroy Gray and Maxel V. Gray of Midland, Mich. The ptoceedi •• are based on suff allegations that tha respondents ca.aitted viol.tions of the anti-fraud provisions of the Federal securities lawl. A public heari. will be scheduled by further order to afford relpondents an opportunity to refute the staff's allegations and to establish any defenses, and to deteraine, what, if any, re.. dial action is appropriate in the public interest.

INVES'DWIT C(JQ>A)(Y ACT IlELIASI

PAN AKlaICAM SULPHUI. The SEC bas issued a notice under the lavest-.nt eo.paay Act living intarested persons until Sept~r 3 to request a hearing upon an application of Pan "-aricen Sulphur eo.p&ny. Alexandria. V•• , for an order extending the period from 60 to 80 daya within which a ..eting of holders of its outstanding voting securities must be held to elect directors of Pan "-erican pursuant to provision. of the Act .s a result of the fact that a aajority of the directors of Pan "-erican nov holding office were DOt elected by holders of its outstanding voting securiti ••• l/(lelease lC-6696)

HOLDING C(MPANY ACl' RELEASE

( INDIANA & MIQUGAN ELEcrRIC. The SEC has issued an order under the Holding Company Act upon an appli- cation of Indiana & Michigan Electric COmpany (I&MO, Fort Wayne, Ind. subsisid8ry of American Electric Power Company, Inc., and ita newly-organized Bridgman, Mich. subsidiary, Indiana & Michigan Power Company (I&M Power). with respect to a financing program for I&M Power. I&H Power wae organized to own and operate the Dooald C. Cook Nuclear Generating Plant which I&H is presently constructing at Bridgman, Mich. Thie order a.ong other things now authorize that I&H Power to issue and sell from time to time up to $200 million of note. to bank. to mat~re in 1977, I&M make up to $130 million of capital contribu,ions to I&H Power and I&M Power to make available to I&M all of the power available at the Donald C. CoOk Plant and I&H Power amounts sufficient for I&M Power to pay operating and certain expenses. (Release 35-17247)

SECUl.ITlES Acr UiGISTIAnOllS

HUNTINGTON BAMCSHARES INOOR~TED, 17 South High St., CoI¥!bua. 43215, filed a registration state- ment on Auguat 23 seelting registration of 66,900 .bate a of COlllllOll stoclt. It is proposed to offer theae snares in exchange for all the outstanding shares of capital .tock of The Pirst National Bank of Wadsworth, at the rate of 2.23 anares for eacb outstanding Bank share. Baneshar ... 1& a bank holding caapany and controlling eharebolder of eight Ohio baDks(Pile 2-41529)

RESERVE OIL AND GAS OCMPANY. 550 South Flower St., Loa Anleles, calif. 90017, filed a registration state- ment on Auguat 23 aeeltiD8 rea1atration of 600,000 outatandlD8 sharea of COlllllOnstock. which may be offered for sale from time to time by the holdera thereof at prices current at the time of eala (*$10 per ahara .. xi.u.). (FUe 2-41532) ova SEC NEWS DIGEST, AUGUST 27, 1911 Page 2

AMREP CORPORATION, 16 w. 61st Street,N.Y. 10023, filed a registration statement on Aug.23 seeking registra- tion of 53,365 outstanding shsres of common stock, which may be offered for ssle from time to time by the holders thereof at prices current at the time of sale (*$18.25 per share maximum). (File 2-41534)

PROVIDENCE MANAGEMENT CORP. (The Depositor), 1002 Wilmington Trult Bldg., 100 West 10th St., Wilmington, ~. 19801, filed a registration statement on August 23 seeking registration of $5 million of single investment plans and systematic accumulation plans with and without insurance. (File 2-41538)

DESERET PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY. INC. 9450 South State St., SandY,Utah 84070, filed a registration statement on August 23 seeking registration of 16,000 shares of common stock, issuable pursuant to stock options previously granted by the company. (File 2-41539)

FIRST HOME INVESTMENT CORPORATION OF KANSAS, INC., 310 North Market, Wichita, Kans.67202, filed a registration statement on August 23 seeking registration of an aggregate of $34.5 million of face amount certificates in Series 27, 20LA and 20L and 2,000,000 shares of common stock. The certificatea are to be offered for public sale in $1,000 face-amount certificates. The purchaser of a Series 20L or 20LA certificate may purchase up to 180 shares of common stock per $1,000 certificate and of a Series 27 face amount certificate 100 shares per $1,000 certificate. The offering is to be made by Bush and Company Inc., 310 N. Market, Wichita, Kans., which is controlled by certain officers and directors of the company. The company originates first-mortgage loans upon residential properties for sale ultimately to institutional investors. (File 2-41540)

THE CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY, P.O. Box 960, Cincinnati, Ohio 45201, filed a registration state- ment on August 24 seeking registration of 1,498,154 shsres of common stock, to be offered for public ssle (*at $25 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., 140 Broadway, and W.E. Hutton & Co., 14 Wall Street, both of New York 10005. Net proceeds of its stock sale will be used to repay a portion of the company's short-term indebtedness incurred in connection with its construction program. Short-term indebtedness is estimated at $77 million immediately prior to the stock sale and construction expenditures are estimated at $153 million for 1971 and $600 million for 19i1 through 1975. (File 2-4l5~1)

CHRYSLER FINANCIAL CORP., 16250 Northland Dr., Southfield, Mich. 48075, filed a registration statement on August 25 seeking registration of $60 million of debentures, due 1991, to be offered for public Bale through underwriters headed by The First Corp., 20 Exchange Pl., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., 70 Pine St., both of New York. The company is engaged in the wholesale and retail financing of dealers in motor vechiles manufactured by Chrysler Corp., or its subsidiaries. Net proceeds of its debenture sale will be applied to the reduction of short-term bank borrowings. (File 2-41542)

BANCOHIO CORPORATION. 51 North High St., Columbus, Ohio 43216, filed a registration statement on August 24 seeking registration of 96,250 shares of common stock. It 1s proposed to offer these shares in ex- change for all the capital stock of the The Niles Bank Company, at the rate of 2.75 shares for each Bank share. BancOhio is a bank holding company, which controls 28 Ohio banks. (File 2-41543)

BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, Gas and Electric Bldg., Charles Center, Baltimore, Md. 21203, filed a registration statemer.t on August 24 seeking registration of 500,000 shares of cumulative preference stock, 1971 Series ($100 par), to be offered for public Bale through The First Boston Corp., 20 Exchange Place, New York. Net proceeds of its stock sale will be used for general corporate purposes, including repayment ~I of short-term borrowings incurred in connection with the company's construction program. Construction expenditures are estimated at $325 million for 1971 and $Z?O million for 1972. (File 2-41546)

FULLVIEW INDUSTRIES, INC., 6001 North r.lark St., , Ill. 60626, filed 8 registration statement on August 2~ seeking registration of 700,000 shares of convertible preferred stock. It is proposed to offer these shares in exchange for unsecured debt of the company and its subsidiaries, Master Marketing Corporation and King Korn of Limited, outstanding, at the rate of one share for each $10 of debt. The company is primarily engaged in direct mail merchandising and in the manufacture and sale of extruded aluminum windows and doors for mobile homes and recreational vphicles. Pursuant to a plan of recapitalization, the company proposes the exchange offer in an effort to eliminate conditions (including a deficit in net vorth) which have resulted in demands for payment of the comp8ny's indebtedness with possible foreclosure or all of its assets or bankruptcy in an effort to permit continuance of its operations without going into bankruptcy. (File 2-41548)

GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY. INC., 420 Lexington Ave., New York 10017, filed 8 registration statement on August 24 seeking registration of up to 220,000 shares of C~l\~~efk (File 2-41550) and up to 220,000 votin~j trust certificates representing 220,000 shares of common stock.~7~~ shares are to be offered for sale to company employees at $20 per share pursuant to the company's Common Stock Exchange Purchase Plan and voting trust certificates in respect thereof. (File 2-~15S0 and 2-41549)

FOXCO INDUSTRIES. LTD., 1412 Broadway, N~w Yo,k 10018, filed a registration statement on August 24 seek- ing registration of 369,000 shares of co~n Btock, of whicb 200,000 are to be offered for public S8le by the company and 169,000 (being outstanding shares) by the holders thereof. The offering is to be made (*8t $10 per share m2ximum) through underwriters headed by Legg, Mason & Co., Inc., 22 Light St., Baltimore, Md. 21203. The company is engaged in the design, mBnufacture and ssle of double-knit fabrics. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, $890,000 will be used to purchase and install 22 high-speed knitting .. chines and the ~8nce for working capital and other corporate purposes. (Fi~')2-4155l) CONTINUED SEC NEWS DIGIST. AUGUST 27, 1971 Pase 3

SHAW INDUSTRIES, INC., East Franklin St., Dalton, Ga. 30720, filed a registration statement on Aug. 24 seeking registration of 575,000 sharea of common stock, of which 250,850 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 324,150 (being outstanding shares) by the holders thereof. The offering is to be made (*at $22 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Drexel Firestone Inc. The company is engaged in the design, ~~ufact~.e and sale of carpets and provides carpet finishing services to other carpet manufactures. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, $1.2 million will be used for constructing and equipping an addition to one of the company's finishing facilities and the balance for working capital and other corporate purposes. (File 2-41552)

C~ST CATAMARAN CORP., 33012 Calle Perfecto, San Juan capistrano, Calif. 92675, filed a registration statement on August 24 seeking registrstion of 320,000 shares of common stock, of which 180,000 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 140,000 (being outstanding shares) by the holders thereof. The offering is to be made (*at $8.75 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by W.E. Hutton & Co., 14 Wall St., New York 19005, and Sutro & Co., Inc., 460 Montgomery St., San Franciaco, Calif. 94104. The company is primarily engaged in the design, manufacture snd sale of day sailing catamarans under the name Hobie Cat. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, some $150,000 will be used for tooling and equipment costs and the balance for working capital and other corporate purposes. (File 2-41553)

MARINE PROTEIN CORPORATION, 600 Madison Ave., New York 10022, filed a registration statement on Aug. 24 seeking registration of 400,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale (*at $12 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Agio Capital Corp., Two Broadway, New York, 10004. The company growe fish in vertical tanks under environmentally controlled, high density conditions. Net proceeds will be used to acqUire, erect and equip addition«l production facilities and for other corporate purposes. (File 2-41554)

WHITE SHIELD CORPORATION, 595 Madison Ave., New York 10022, ftled a registration statement on August 24 seeking registration of 257,937 outstanding sha~es of common stock, which may be offered for sale from time to time by the holders thereof (*$13 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Leason & Co., Inc., 39 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. 60603. The company is engaged in the oil and gas business. (File 2-41556)

GIANT STORES CORP., 9 Stuart Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. 01824, filed a registrstion statement on August 24 seeking registration of 300,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale (*at $25 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., 20 Exchange Pl., New York. The company operates discount depsrtment and other stores in New England. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale, $10.1 million will be used for working capital and capitalized expenditures of 16 new discount department stores and the balance for working capital and other corporate purposes. (File 2-41555)

THE COLUMBIA GAS SYSTEM, INC., 20 Montchanin Rd., Wilmington, Del. 19807, filed a registration statemeot on August 24 seeking registration of $60 million of debentures due 1996, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. Net proceeds of its debenture sale will be used in connection with the company's construction program ~stimated at $235 million for 1971) and for other corporate purposes. (File 2-41557)

INFORMATION DISPLAYS, INC., 333 North Bedford Rd., Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 105~9, filed a registration statement on August 24 seeking registration of 220,000 shares of common stock, of which 200,000 are to be offered for public sale by the company and 20,000 (being outstanding shares) by the holders thereof. The offering is to be made (*at $6 per share maximum) through underwriters headed by Dryfoos & Co., 5 Hanover Sq., New York 10004. The c'~any develops, manufactures and markets input-output systems for man-computer cm~Junications and renders related engineering and programming services. Of the net proceeds of its stock sale $400,000 will be used to retire outstanding short-term bank loans incurred to provide additi0nal working capital and the balance for working capital and other corporate purposes. (File 2-41558)

1971 ANTAEUS A~UAL PREFlRENCE PROGRAM (the Partnership), 345 Park Ave., New York 10022, filed 8 registr~ tion ~tatement on August 24 seeking registration of $2,500,000 of partnership interests, to be offered for public sale at $2,500 per unit. The offering is to be made on a best eff0rts basiS ty Antaeu~ Distrioutors, Inc" an affiliate of An~aeus Development Co., Inc. (the general partner and a subsidi5ry of Antaeus Resources Corporation). The Partnership was formed to participate in agricultural joint ventures in Mexico. (File 2-41559' HARRAH'S, 206 N. St., Reno, ~. 8~501, filed a registraticn stateMent on August 2S seeking registration of 450,000 shares of common stock, of which 160.000 dre to be offered for public sale by the company and 290,000 (being outstanding shares) by the holder the~eof, me of:ering Is to oe made (*at $16 ~er share maximum) through underwriters headed by Mitchum, Jones & Templeton. Inc., 510 South Spring St" , Cslif. 90013. The corr~any is engaged in the operation of two gaming casinos anq related r~cr~a· tional and entertainment activities in Reno and Lake Tahoe, Nev. Net proceeds of it~ stock sale will be applied toward the construction of a proposed hotel and related facilities at Lake Tahoe, the total cost ot which ia estimated at $16.5 million. (File 2.41560) STOCK PLANS FILED. The 60llowing have filed Form 5-8 registration statements with the SEC seekins registration of securities to be offered pursuant to employee stock and related plans: The J.M. Smucker Compeny, Orrville, Ohio (File 2-41500) - 7§,OO? Shares. Northwest Ohio Bancshares. Inc., Wilmington, Del. (File 2-41528) - 35,3~0 shares Diebold, Incorporated, Canton, Ohio (File 2-41531) - 115,284 shares Concord Fabrics, Inc., New York (File 2-41533) - 140,000 shares United ~ta Centers, Inc., Greenwich, Conn. (File 2-41535) - 58,333 shares Financial Corporation of Santa Barbara, Senta Barbara, Calif. (File 2-41536) - 57,868 shares Angelica Corp., St. LouiS, Mo. (File 2-41537) - ~O,COO .hares OVER SEC lIIWSDIGKST, AUGUST 27, 1971 '.e 4 lbe Pacific Lumber CoIapany,, CaUf. (FUe 2-41544) .- 100,000 shares Genovese Drug Stores, Inc., Long Island Clty, N.Y. (F11e 2-41545) - 20,000 shares Wadaworth Publishlng CoIapany, Inc •• Bell11Ont.CaUf. (FUe 2-41547) - 90,000 shares

IIlSCILLANBOUS

lleuT rOIM8-1t rILIlGS. The ca.panf.e. U.ted below have filed Form 8-1 reports for the _th iDlllcatedand respoDlliaa to tbe it_ of the Fora specified in parentheses. Photocopie. thereof _" be purcb...d fro. the ea..t.siOQ'. PQblic Rafarence Section (in ordering. plea.e give ~ntb and year of report). Invoice will be inc:ludedwith the requested _terial when _iled. An indellof the c:apt1olls of the several it_ of the f01:ll_s included in the AuBuat 3 Mews Digest.

leel Estate Inv.t. Tr. of Calif. Hay 1971( 2,7,13) 2-38407-2 Castle & Cooke Co Iocky Ht. Fineneial Services, Inc (7) 1-4455.2 June 1971 (3,12) 0-3642-2 Pennzol1 Offshore Gas Operators, Inc 'MIeSouthern Co (7) 0-5468-2 Hay 1971 ( 11,12.13) 1-3526-2 Ring Around Prod.. Inc Standun Inc May 1971 (U.13) 0-5456-2 ( 7,11) 2-30655-2 Roda1e E1ec. Inc Te1efi1e Computer Corp Hay 1971 ( 11,12,13) May 1971 ( 3,12) 0-4303-2 Uarco Inc April 1971 (12) Electric Service Co Hay 1971 (11) 0-1289-2 Braden Ind., Inc Texas Power £. Light Co May 1971 (11.13) 0-2270-2 Hay 1971 (11) 0-3~1-2 Bresler & Reiner. Inc Tyler Corp Hay 1971 (12,13) 2-39121-2 April 1971(11) 1-5409-2 Ca1bioche. Lumber Co Hay 1971 (9) 0-443-2 Hay 1971 (12,13) 0-601-2 Canadian Hydrocarbons, Ltd Western Pacific Ind., InC Hay 1971 (11.13) 1-6230-2 Hay 1971 (13) 2-39259-2 First Wiscons1n Bankshrs. Corp Winslow Technology, Inc April 1971 (13) 1-2981-2 Hay 1971 ( 7,11) 1-6254-2 House of FabriCS, Inc May 1971 ( 7,11,12,13) 1-5093-2 Israel Discount Bank Ltd Starr Broadcasting Group, Inc (6K for June 1971) 1-22195-2 A.dt. 11 to 8K for Feb. 1970 Maine Sugar Ind., Inc (13) 1-6377-2 Kay 1971 ( 3,6) 0-2426-2 Aadt. #2 to 8K for Apr. 1970 (13) 1-6377-2 Su.ait Mortgage Invstrs. PRC Corp A.dt. 11 to 8l for April 1971 May 1971 ( 2,7,9,12,13) 0-3329-2 ( 1,2,12) 0-5160·2 Rowland Prod. Inc r & H Schaefer Corp Karch 1971 ( 8,11,13) 1-4402-2 Aadt. HI to 8K for April 1971 Trans-Pacific LeaSing Inc (13) 1-5853-2 Kay 1971 (12) 0-4250-2 WrilJht Air Unes, Inc Aadt. #1 to 8K for Jan. 1971 (7) 0-3145-2 Badger Meter Inc Line Star Ind., Inc Aprl1 1971 (11.13) 0-2596-2 Aadt. #1 to 8K for April 1971 Canadian Pacific Ltd (7,13) 1-6124-2 May 1971 (11,13) 1-1342-2 Central Colorado Bancorp. Inc Federal Petrol_ Inc Hay 1971 (12,13) 2-37766-2 May 1971 (11,13) Crown Ind., Inc Inland Container Corp May 1971 ( 4,7.13) 1-6029-2 May 1971 (12,13) 0-1001·2 HudlOn Bay Mining £. S.e1ting LaPa~tte Fd•• Drilling Prog. 1971 Co Ltd May & June 1971 (7,13) 1·1184-2 May 1971 (7) 2-37658-2 Matural Resource. Fd. 1969-2 LaFa~tte Oil Inc~ Progra. May 1971 (10) 0-5334-2 1971 May 1971 (7) 2-34828-2 Pato Consolidated Gold Dredging Pi._ Hut, Inc May 1971 (11) 1-4295-2 May 1971 (12.13) Public Serv1cP Co of N.H. :Steel Corp May 1971 ( 4,11,13) 1-6392-2

May 1971 (3) 1_2388_2 Self Servlce Restaurants, Inc May 1971 ( 11.12,13) 2-30929-2 SEC MEWS DIGEST. AOOUST 21, 1911 Pase 5

Bush Universal Inc Brun Sensor Syst_s, Inc 1-3048-2 April 1971 ( 2,6,13) May 1971 <1,7) 0-430S-2 May 1971 ( 2,6.11,13) 1-3047-2 Buxton's Country Shops Chicago MJsical Instru_nt Co Hay 1971( 7,11,13) 0-4131-2 May 1971 (12) 0-5452-2 C1evepak Corp

April 1971 (11.13) 0-5452-2 April 1971 ( 11,13) 0-3556-2 Detecto Seales, Ine E.P.G. Ga.pgter Services. Inc

May 1971 ( 7.8.11) 1-5248-2 JUne 1971 (12) 2-30455-2 Preferred Land Corp Love Oil Co Inc May 1971 (1) 0-4064-2 May 1971 (2) 1-6209_2 Telephone Utilities Inc Morrison Knudsen Co Inc April 1971 ( 7,11) June 1971 ( 11.13) R_ Meta la Corp April 1971 (1) 0-3276-2 Canadian IntI. Power Co May 1971 (12,13) Hay 0-3276-2 1971 (11,13) 1-5299_2 Riverside Real Estate Invst. Tr ffawkeye Land (, cattle Co May 1971 ( 2.7.13) 2-38844-2 Dec. 1970-Feb. 1971 & Specialty Converters. Inc April 1971 ( 2,7,13) 2-27298-2 May 1971 ( 7,11) 2-35196-2 IPC Collateral Corp Superscope. Inc May 1971 (7) 2-19513-2 May 1971 (11) 1-5307-2 ITT Continental Baking Co May 1971 (3,11) 1-5841-2 ITT Thorp Corp Buckbee Meara Co

May 1971 ( 7,13) 2-33654-2 Hay 1971 (11) Co Lake Superior District Pover Century Lab.'s., Inc April 1971 (11) Jan. 1971 (12) Levin Townsend Ca.puter Corp 0-3303-2 Chase Manhattan Mtrg. & Realty Tr June 1971 (3,13) 1-5242-2 Hay 1971(7) 1-6401-2 Pacific American Ind., Inc May 1971 ( 3,13) 0-3711-2 Penna Pover & Light Co Culligan IntI. Co May 1971 (12) 1-905-2 Hay 1971 (12) 1-5900-2 Pepsieo Overseas Corp Her1ey Ind., Inc

May 1971 (11) 1-5207-2 May 1971 ( 2,3,9.13) 0_5411-2 San Juan Racing Assoc., Inc Keya&ster Corp (12) 1-5523-2 Hay 1971 ( 2.3.6.12) 0-1539-2 Sibany Mfg. Corp Savin Business Hachines Corp May 1971 (11) 0-3586-2 May 1971 (13) 1-5795-2 Unicare Health Services, Inc Soverign American Arts Corp Aug. 1970( 7,13) 0-3988-2 May 1971 (1) 1-6637-2 Oct. 1970 ( 7,13) 0-3988-2 Strauss Stores Corp Nov.1970 ( 7,13) 0-3988-2 May 1971 ( 4,8,11.12,13) Dec. 1970 ( 7,13) 0-3988-2 Feb. 1971 ( 7,8.13) 0-3988-2

March 1971<7,13) 0-3988-2 Colorado Nat1. Bankshares, Inc March 1971 (7) April 1971 ( 7,13) 0-3988-2 2-40144-2

May 1971 (6.7,13) 0-3988-2 Graphic Controls Corp May 1971 (11) 0-2349-2 Allied Che.ical Co tp Howell Instruments, Inc

May 1971 ( 7,11.13) 1-1269-2 Feb. 1971 ( 11,13) 0-2441-2 British Petroleua Co Ltd Hudson & Manhattan Corp May 1971 ( 3 12,13) 1-4603-2 (19K for 12-31-70) 1-6262-2 Info~tion & ~omputing Ctn Corp Union Gas Co Hay 1971 ( 2,7.13) 0-3878-2 May 1971 ( 4.7,11,13) 1-722-2 Merck & Co Inc Cooper-Jarrett, Inc May 1971 (8) 1-3305-2 June 1971 (12,13) 1-4011-2 New DiMensions in Edu~&tions, In~ May 1971 (1) 2-29122-2 Eagle County Deve1. Corp April 1971 (11) 0-3778-2 May 1971 ( 12.13) 0-3778-2 Cherokee Equity Corp (12) Head Ski Co Inc May 1971 0-3674-2 Hay 1971 <12.13) 1-5015 ..2 Devon Apparel Inc Mayflower Invstrs., Inc June 1971 (7) June 1971 ( 2,13) 0-2622-2 Eastern Air Devices, In~ Milton Bradley Co May 1971 ( 7.13) 1-4490-2

Hay 1971 (No It.s) 1-5251-2 lOB Bankholdlng Corp

MatI. Bank of Israel Ltd. (6K for June 1971)

(6K for June 1971) 2-20494-2 Intercontinental Ind •• Inc

F & C Food Markets. Inc June 1971 ( 12,13) 0-5258-2 May 1911 (11,13) 0-2383-2 KOII&tsu Ltd (6K for June 1911) 0-27593-2 Leasco co.puter. Inc May 1971 ( 12,13) 1-5792-2 OVEl SEC NEWS DIGEST. AUGUST 27. 1971 Pase 6

Leslie Fay. Inc All A.erican Life & Financial 8K for March 1971 (7) 1-4700-2 Corp Hay 1971 (11) 1-6534-2 Penna. Co American Fletcher Mortgage May 1971 ( 3.8) 1-4954-2 Investors Hay 1971(11.13) 1-6405-2 Penn Central Co Burns IntI. Secuity Services.lnc May 1971 ( 3,12) 1-6134-2 Hay 1971 (11) 1-5278-2 Philips Industries, Philips N.V. & Carolina Power & Light Co U.S.A. Hay 1971 (11.13) 1-3382-2 (6K for 5-11-71 thru 5-24-71) 2-20193-2 P1astiline Inc Crown Drug Co May 1971 ( 2.7.11,12,13) 0-2584-2 Hay 1971 ( 3) 0-5473-2 RCA Corp Hc:f)ua, Inc Hay 1971 (11) 1-978-2 June 1971 (11.13) 0-1034-2 The Red Food Stores Inc Nat1. Information Systems Corp Hay 1971 ( 4.13) 0-4012-2 Hay 1971 (3) 0-4659-2 Royal American Corp May 1911 (11) 0-3212-2 Phoenix Steel Corp Saturn Airways. Inc Hay 1971 (12) June 1971 (12) 1-5844-2 1-2908-2

Scope IndU!'tries Responsive Environments. Inc Hay 1971 (11) Hay 1911 ( 8,13) 1-3552-2 0-3103-2 Southwestern Savings Assoc. Hay 1971 ( 1.11,12) 0-3056-2

Stellar Ind•• Inc Brokerage Data Processing Corp

May 1971 (7) 1-6193-2 Hay 1971 (12.13) 2-36838-2 Delhi Mfg. Corp ...."'\.-.., Sunshine Mining Co Hay 1971 (12) Hay 1971 ( 3,13) 1-678-2 1-6241-2

Supermarkets Invst. Co Inc Equitable Real Estate Invst. Tr

Hay 1971 (2,13) 2-30612-2 Hey 1971 ( 3,13) 0-1605-2

Transport Pool Corp Foru. Restaurants, Inc Hay 1971(8.12) Hay 1971 (11.13) 0-481R-2 0-5125-2

U.S. Financial IntI. Airport Hotel System, Inc Hay 1971 (3) Hay 1971 (12) 1-6495-2 Co Western Bancorporation Natl. Identification Card 0) Hay 1971 (3) 1-4114-2 Hay 1971 2-32989-2

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry Co Pacific Holding Corp Hay 1971 (U) Hay 1971 (11) 1-1926-2 1-5990_2

Wisconsin Elee. Power Co Portland General Elec. Co Hay 1971 (11) Hay 1971 (11) 1-1245-2 1-5532-2 Wynn Oil

Caribbean Shoe I.orp Consumers Power Co Harch 1911 ( 9,12,1) 0-108-2 Amdt. 111 to RK for April 1971 (3) Cerr" r.orp 1-5611-2 Hay 1971 (11) 1-151R-2 Cypress Communications Corp Crane Co Amdt. #1 to RK for Mar. 1971 (]) May 1971 (8) 1-1657-2 0-3289-2 Golden Plake, Inc Harvey's Stores Inc May 1971 ( 2,7,13) 0-4339-2 Amdt. #1 to 8K for April 1971 (13) Hitron Research & Devel. Corp 1-4553-2 May 1971 (1.3.12.13) 1-5604-2 Republic Mortgage Invstrs PatrIcian Paper Co Inc Amdt. #1 to 8K for April 1971 17) Hay 1971 ( 6.11,12.13) 0-1261-2 1·6308-2 Kane Mi ller Corp Amdt. 111 to 8K for Hay 1971 (3) Gearhart-Owen Ind .• Inc 1-5014-2 June 1971 (11) 1-4975-2 Computer Enterprises,Inc Paeific Coast HoldinRs. Inc Aadt. #1 to 8K for Her'71(l,12,13) 2-30737-2 Hay 1971 (1) 0-935-2 PaCific EngIneering & Production Co of Hay 1911(11,13) 0-4432-2 P....ida. Inc MAy 1971 (7) 1-6369-2 Scan-Optics, Inc Hay 1971 ( 4,7.11.13) 0-5265-2

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Reeves TelecOil Corp Beneficial Corp (8) 1-1177-2 Jun 71 <3.8,13) 1-4361-2 CIC lAadnl Corp (12) 1-6607-2 lobins lnds Corp (9,11.13) 0-3138-2 Carrier Corp Shu1-.n Tran.port Enterprises Inc 2-36882-2 JUll 71 <12,13) 1-322.0-2 Ca..unicationa Satellite Corp Central Tel Co (11,13) 1-6492-2 (U,13) 1-4929-2 lnvestorl Reit One (7) 0-5263-2 Collprehend". Dedpera Inc Local Finence Corp (7) 0-1464-2 Apr 71 (10) 1-5519-2 lit«: Corp (9.13) 0-3338-2 Delta Corp Of ~rica (11) 1-6491-2 Fasquaney Bey Co Ltd (12,13) 2-37360-2 Diebold Co.,..ter lAadng Inc Pathfinder Kobi1eho.e Inc(7) 0-4810-2 (8) 1-6586-2 SSP lnds (2) 1-5815-2 Dynaaics Research Corp (11) 0-2479-2 Jun 71 (11,13) Equi .. rk Corp (11.12) 1-5815-2 1-6672-2 Jupiter Corp (2,13) Seneca Foods Corp 1-4605-2 Farker Reaourees Inc (2,7,8,13) 0-1989-2 May " Aug 70 (12) 0-1480-2 A8eranda He .. Corp Oct 70 " Apr 71 ( 3) 0-4180-2 <7,11.12,13) 1-1204-2 Apr 70 (2,13) 0-4180-2 ~rican Realty Trult (2,13) 1-5954-2 Jan 71 (11,12) 0-4180-2 Digiorgio Corp (11) 1-1790-2 Mar 71 <3,12) 0-4180-2 Food Fair Propertiel Inc (11) 0-1085-2 Feel'less Ins Go Geon lndl Inc Jun 71 (12,13) 1-6687-2 (4,7.9,11,12.13) 0-5477-2 Park !lectroche.ical Corp Providence "Worcester Co (3) 0-3960-2 Apr 71 (7,13) 1-4415-2 Scan-Data Corp ray Lei. Drug Store. Northwest Inc: Apr " May 71 (11.13) 0-3077-2 Jun 71 (12) 0-3146-2 RiChford Ind, Inc (4.7,13) 1-5455-2 Akzo M V 61{ 2-10219-2 Salco Inc (12,13) 0-3506-2 Scottish Inns Of A8erica Inc (9.13) 0-4234-2 Sears Ind, Inc (7.12) 1-574-2 Sbur-Gro Ind. Inc (3) 2-34766-2 Daitch Cry.ta1 Sairies Inc S.lthfie1d Foods Inc ( 11.12.13 1-3700-2 <3.12,13) 0-2258-2 F1a MatI Banks Of Fla Inc (11) 2-38461-2 Ideal aalic lnda Inc (7.12,13) 1-4070-2 Aero Kechanis. Inc (12,13) 2-32394-2 Pre1 Corp Jun 71 (2.13) 0-4631-2 Dat.tab Inc (11.13) 1-6133-2 Due.enberg Corp Jun 71 Autoaatic Switch Co (1,2,3,4,7,10.11,12.13) 0-1980-2 Jun 71 (11) 1-6385-2 Fl. East Coast lW Co (11) 1-2100-2 Freeport Kinerall Co (13) 1-605-2 Genovese Drug Store I Inc Morthwest Air1ine~ Inc (12.13) 1-3139-2 Jun 71 (11) 0-3639-2 Northwest tndl Inc (2,7,13) 1-5509-2 Madison Indl Inc (3.12,13) 0-5032-2 The Oakland Consolidated Corp lupp Ind. Inc (7,13) 1-6426- 2 (7.13) 0-1535-2 Savannah Elec " PW Co Jun 71 (11) 1-5072-2 Central Kaine Power Co (11) 1-5139-2 Seaco Co.puter-Display Inc. S S Kresle Co Jun 71 (11,13) 1-327-2 (2.3,7,13) Fula1ki Furniture Corp ( 12,13) 0-U4-2 Charter Mev York Corp Apr 71 (12.13) 1-5717-2 The Deltona Corp (7) 1-4719-2 Robert leis " Co lova Public Service Co JUII 71 (6) 0-2175-2 ( 12,13) St Johnsbury Trucking Co Inc 1-5131-2 Kau~ lnds Inc <3,12) ( T.13) 1-S040-2 1-4081-2 Hilton loy Co (10.12,13) San DielO Gas " Elec Co 1-6007-2 The Seaboard Corp (2,13) Dec 70 (7) 1-3379-2 0-3637-2 Si-.onds Frecl.ion Products ~ ..board Coa.t Line lnds Inc Inc ( 11.13) ( 11) 1-6109-2 1-4942-2 S~s Precision Product. Inc Nar 71 (2,13) 1-4942- 2 DCA Deve lOiJMnt Corp (2,11,13) 1-4306-2 Dttcount Corp Of K Y (7.11,13) 0-2567-2 CI ••• }ntematl Corp (3) Dyna1ectron Corp (3) 0-4876-2 1-3879-2 Dor.ey Corp (12,13) 1-1982-2 PIa Water" Utilities Co Kobil Oil Corp (11) ( 11.13 1-2182-2 0-4255-2 lestaurant A.sociate. Ind. Inc Mev Mexico laDcorporationinc (11,13) 1-5722-2 (7,13) Service Group Inc (11) 0-4546-2 Paa A8ericsa ~ld Airways Inc Sbe11 Transport" Trading Co Ltd (7,11,13) 1-3532-2 Jun 71 61 1-4039-2 Pro-Tech Prasrans (12) 0-4969-2 SkieS. Ca.pante. Inc lecrioa Corp (12) 1-2762-2 <7,11,12,13) 1-5392-2 ova. SIC IIIWS DIGIST. AUGUST 27, 1971 P... 8

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Inc Apr 71 (2.7.8.9.13) 0-2718-2 MIlt #1 ..., 70 <7.8) 1-4762-2 .. rl ...... roods (12) 0-4890-2 Iortheaat Pollution COIItrol Corp Dearllon-Stora Corp Jun 71 til) 1-6160-2 Mdt 11 for May 70 (2.13) 1-586C).2

Penn Central Transportation Co "rr OUwr lac (3) 1-1S69-2 ~t 11 Nay 91 (7) 1-3870-2 Purification Sciences I.e ~t 11 for Mar 71 (10) 1-3870-2 (2.13) 0-3432-2 Uaitec lads lac l_ C-aolicaated "ines Ltd ~t 11 for Apr 71 (1) 0-3691-2 6l for 5-1-71 thra 5-31-71 1-6444-2 50S Consolidated lac Co.puter Technology Inc (11,13) 0-3510-2 Mdt 11 for "C 70 (7) 1-5034-2 E.pire Life Ins Co (7.9) 2-20749-2 Santa FE Iate ....t 1 Corp Fla Pew8r " Light Co (7.11.12.13) 1-4827-2 ~t 11 May 71 (12) 1-3545-2 General Capital Corp Conftrex Corp (12) 1-5875-2 ~t 11 for Feb 71 (2.13) 0-264-2 1'be o.yton PW " Lilht Co (12) 1-2385-2 F " " Schaefer Corp Class Intenatl Corp 0,9.11.13) 1-5853-2 ~t 11 for Apr 71 (2) 0-4876-2 Pony Yill ... Innt Co (12) 0-3322-2 A " E Pla.tik Pak Co lac Airlift Iatemat1 Inc (12,2) 1-5551-2 ~t 11 for Apr 71 (12) 1-6488-2 "stOll " Ma1ae lads Inc ( 2.11.12.13) 1-5e40-2 Aero Flow Dynaaics lac Central Hudson Gas " 11ec Corp ~t 11 for Apr 71 (13) 1-690-2 (3) 1-3268-2 Microfora Data Syste. Inc Laaer Syste. Corp Mdt 11 for reb 71 (4.13) 0-4187-2 Apr 71 (1.2.7~13) 2-28021-2 lucker Co ~ Star Inds lac MIlt '1 for Nar 71 1-5733-2 (3.11.13) 1-6124-2 P:l.acoInc loberts " Porter lac (7.10) 0-2510-2 MIlt 11 for Apr 71 (11.13) 2-36500-2 Sayre " Fisber Co *Un Foods Inc (2.7,12.13) 1-3391-2 '-cit '1 for reb 71 (7,13) 0-2861-2 Sboreta.nItlac 0.12.13) 0-3818-2 Sipode Corp (7) Oxford ~ratories 1-1282-2 "-It #1 (13) 2-38020-2 Pecif1c Iorthwat Bell Tel Co eo. COlip lac 0.8) 0-5438-2 ~t #1 (10) rideUty leal Istate In.st TIt 1-4511-2 <3.13) 0-1929-2 Central Colo Baac:orp lac lapok Tre. IlIDs Corp (12) 2-36315-2 AId 71 Pbote KqneUc Syat ... Inc t 11 for Feb 0.12.13) 2-37766-2 Sen D1elo Gas & 11ec Co ( 12) 0-3459-2 Mdt '1 for Jan 71 (7) 1-3779-2 Proar_d Proprietary Syste. Inc •• "-It 11 for Mar 71 (7) 1-3779-2 ( 12) 0-4019-2 Pulte ao.. Cerp (12,13) 0-4679-2 Diner. Clu ...Inc Scotten Dillon Co (3.8) 1-6178-2 Mdt 11 fer Mar 71 (3) 0-5072-2 Intersrated lesourees Inc Mdt 11 for Oct 70 (12.13) 0-4427-2 ECOLOGICAL SCIENCE SUSPINSIOII OONTINUED. lbe SEC bas ordered the suspension of exchange and over-tbe - counter trading in the securities of &cological Science Corporation for the further ten-day period Auguat 27 through 5epteaber 5, 1971, inclusive.

SECURITIES ACT REGISTRATION. Effective August 25: Comstock Lode Silver & Copper Hines, Inc., 2-40682 (90 days); Cordis Corp., 2-40614; Hudson Lea.ing Corp., 2-38896; Hass Mutual Corporate Investors, Inc., 2-40038; Milgo Electronic Corp., 2-39943; Mohawk Data Sciences Corp., 2-39208; Muntcipal Investment Trust Fund Series II, 2-41440; National Beryllia Corp., 2-40731; Omega-Alpha, Inc., 2-39381 (90 days); Wbitney- Fidalgo Seafoods, Inc., 2-41148.

ROTE TO DEALERS. The period of time dealers are required to use the prospectus in trading transactions 1s shown above in parentheses after the name of the issuer.

* As estimated for purpose of computing the registration fee.

1/ Pending distribution of this release by the CommiSSion to the appropriate mailing lista, interested persona should consult the Federal Register for details of the release. GPO 912.604 ---0000000--- For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Z040Z