U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION


     Litigation Release No.  15785 / June 17, 1998

     SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. MY DANG, Civil Action No.  98-4865 DT
     (JGx) (C.D. Cal.)


     The Securities and Exchange Commission ( Commission ) filed a Complaint on
     June 17, 1998, in federal district court in Los Angeles, California,
     against My Dang ( Dang ), a former investment banking associate at
     Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, Inc. ( DLJ ).  The Commission s Complaint
     alleges that between April and June 1995, Dang traded in the securities of
     two DLJ clients, Capital Gaming International, Inc. ( Capital Gaming ) and
     Super Rite Corporation ( Super Rite ), while in possession of material
     nonpublic information obtained during the course of his employment.  The
     Complaint alleges that Dang sold short a total of 32,400 shares of Capital
     Gaming common stock in April and May 1995, prior to three adverse
     announcements concerning operations at the company s New Orleans riverboat
     facility.  Dang also purchased 13,000 shares of Super Rite common stock in
     June 1995, after learning that DLJ had been retained by Super Rite in
     connection with an impending acquisition by Richfood Holdings, Inc.
     ( Richfood ).  In each instance, Dang liquidated his securities position
     shortly after the news was publicly disclosed. The Complaint alleged that
     Dang realized profits of $59,765.27 as a result of his illegal trades.

     Concurrent with the filing of the Complaint, Dang settled the civil action
     without admitting or denying the allegations alleged in the Complaint. 
     Under the terms of the settlement, Dang agreed to the imposition of a
     permanent injunction forbidding future violations of the antifraud
     provisions of the federal securities laws.  Dang additionally agreed to
     disgorge $59,765.27 in profits resulting from his insider trading, and pay
     prejudgment interest thereon in the amount of $11,025.52.  Finally, Dang
     agreed to pay a civil penalty of $59,765.27.


















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