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            B.    Swirl, Inc.                                                                          
                  Swirl was incorporated in South Carolina on March 4, 1954.                           
            Swirl's sales and executive offices were in New York City.  Swirl                          
            owned 100 percent of the voting stock of Swirl Sales, Inc.                                 
            (Swirl Sales), and Easley Realty Co. (Easley).  Swirl Sales was                            
            incorporated in New York.  Easley was incorporated in South                                
            Carolina.  Swirl and Swirl Sales designed, manufactured, and                               
            distributed women's robes, loungewear, and intimate apparel which                          
            were sold to specialty stores in the United States, Canada,                                
            Japan, Great Britain, Germany, France, and the Middle East.                                
            C.    Petitioner's Employment By and 50 Percent Ownership                                  
                  Of Swirl                                                                             
                  Petitioner began to work in the sales and executive offices                          
            of Swirl in 1970.  Petitioner became assistant to the president                            
            in 1972, vice president in 1975, and executive vice president and                          
            co-chief executive officer in 1979.  Petitioner and his brother                            
            began to manage Swirl in 1975.                                                             
                  Petitioner and his brother each acquired 50 percent of                               
            Swirl's stock in 1979.  Petitioner became Swirl's president and                            
            co-chief executive officer in 1983.  Almost all of petitioner's                            
            income from 1970 to 1988 was from Swirl.                                                   
                  Petitioner and his brother obtained a 50-percent-undivided                           
            interest in the Easley Plant and a 40-percent-undivided interest                           
            in Ware Place at a date not specified in the record.  The Easley                           







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