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. ba . . - 8 te Pa . a re - ( 2 shor ey oe Moet ee Be ee “( QV Wee Be ee eee, woe ee - ® D. BEECHER SMITH, Attorney, 1 Coamerce Square, Memphis, Tennessee, advised that be bad been in receipt of a Dun and Bradstreet report relative to Air Cargo Express, Inc., with a business address of 1750 Northwest 69th Avenue, Miami. The report reflects the company was started in 1976 with 10 employees and on April 15, 1976, FREDERICK PRO, Presiaent, deferred financial information. The officers were identified as FREDERICK PRO, President; CHESTER HORTON, Secretary and Treasurer; and RAY SMITH, Vice President. ‘The business was - incorporated in Florida in January, 1976. ; PRO, born in 1926, is divorced. His background, according to the report, is that be graduated from Temple University, obtaining a degree in Industrial Engineering and a Master's degree in Flectronic Engineering. After military service, he was with RCA antil 1958, was Vice President and General Manager of Budd Electronics during 1963, and in 1970 he was Vice Presicent for the Railway Division of Budd Company. He spearheaded the Metroliner k City, Wasnington, —. C.) Trailing Program. Se also received the 1964 Paris urget Air Award for Nev Concepts. He also-served as consultant to a gover mental agency for Futuristic Electronic Transportation Exploitations. In 1972, as Investor and Chairman of the Board of Parker Gest Corporation, Boynton Beach, orida, be set ep this as a Bolding company owned by local aod foreign investors. in rapid succession, Parker West Corporation purchased the assets of Glaessic Industries, Inc., changed the sane to Glassic Motors, Inc., manufacturing antique replicas, and be purchased assets ot Electronic Systems Division of Dynanics Corporation of America, which he changed to Rel-Reeves, Inc. This organization manufactured record retrieval equipment. Be eet ap Romulus Motor Car Company, Inc., manufacturing automobile replicas. Se set up Interpole Communications, Inc., Precision Electronics Corporation, and Glassic Marketing, Ipc., which goon merged into one er another of the above outlined corporations. On July 32, _ 1975, Parker West Corporation and its three subsidiaries, « ~’ Glassic Motors, Inc., Rel-Reeves, Inc., and Romulus Motor . Car Company, Inc., filed voluntary petition for arrangement ander Chapter XI, U. 8. District Court, Miami. This is ao 22 ~* giame ne