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CaseNo: 96, Defendant: Frederick Entman, Norman B. Rothstein, Frank Louis Palumbo, Jacob Wonsover, Howard Richard Perles, M. Rimson & Co., Inc., and Moshe Rimson; Burton S. Kolko, Administrative Law Judge File No. 3-8584, Plaintiff: SEC, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>96, Securities, Wonsover, Securities Act, Commission, Shares, Violations, Respondent, Exchange Act, Reasonableness, Proceeding, Pursuant, Shareholders, Registration Statement, Moshe Rimson, Gibori, Issuer, Transactions, Testimony, Jacob Wonsover, Underwriter, Order Instituting, Investors, Exemption, United States, Howard Richard Perles, Richard Perles, Transfer Agent, Sanctions, Customers, Representation Letters , ContentID: 120245686

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1 1996-08-20 SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION
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1 . SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
WONSOVER
SECURITIES ACT
COMMISSION
SHARES
VIOLATIONS
RESPONDENT
EXCHANGE ACT
REASONABLENESS
PROCEEDING
PURSUANT
SHAREHOLDERS
REGISTRATION STATEMENT
MOSHE RIMSON
GIBORI
ISSUER
TRANSACTIONS
TESTIMONY
JACOB WONSOVER
UNDERWRITER
ORDER INSTITUTING
INVESTORS
EXEMPTION
UNITED STATES
HOWARD RICHARD PERLES
RICHARD PERLES
TRANSFER AGENT
SANCTIONS
CUSTOMERS
REPRESENTATION LETTERS






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                              INITIAL DECISION RELEASE NO. 96

                              ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
                              FILE NO. 3-8584



                     UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
                           Before the
                SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION



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                              :
In the Matter of              :
                              :
FREDERICK ENTMAN,             :         INITIAL DECISION
NORMAN B. ROTHSTEIN,          :         August 20, 1996
FRANK LOUIS PALUMBO,          :
JACOB WONSOVER,               :
HOWARD RICHARD PERLES,        :
M. RIMSON & CO., INC., and    :
MOSHE RIMSON                  :
                              :
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APPEARANCES:   Sarah  A.  Smith  and  Cory C.  Kirchert  for  the
               Division of Enforcement,  Securities and  Exchange
               Commission
SNIPPETS:
  • SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
  • Division of Enforcement, Securities and Exchange
  • Respondent Jacob Wonsover
  • Section 8A of the Securities Act of 1933 and
  • Exchange Act of 1934.
  • Jacob Wonsover, and Howard Richard Perles willfully violated
  • Co., Inc., and Moshe Rimson failed reasonably to supervise Howard
  • Richard Perles with a view to preventing violations of Sections
  • Remedial Sanctions on Frederick Entman and Norman B.
  • --Order of the Commission Making Findings and Imposing Remedial Sanctions Against Howard
  • were named, along with ten others, in an Order Instituting Public
  • the proceeding against these Respondents will be dismissed.
  • whether the allegations made by the Division against Respondent
  • Rimson & Co., Inc., et al., Order Instituting Public Administrative and Cease and Desist
  • 5Additionally, a final telephone conference was held on July 14, 1995, to consider admission
  • Gil-Med Industries, Inc., and Shimon Gibori
  • 7PaineWebber is a registered broker-dealer conducting business throughout the United States.
  • Gibori referred the nineteen shareholders at issue to Mr.
  • of Gil-Med shares.
  • 8As applicable here, Sections 5and 5make it unlawful to use instruments of interstate
  • "Certain Transactions" sections.
  • The investors
  • at least two years elapse between the time the securities are acquired from an issuer or
  • Seller Representation Letters for Mr.
  • executed upon customers' orders on any exchange or in the over-the-counter market, but not
  • shares in order to qualify for the Section 4exemption.
  • because he was in fact a statutory underwriter under Section
  • PaineWebber or on the transfer agent.
  • The reasonableness of Mr. Wonsover's belief that the Gil-Med
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