fiurnsmmed Director of Pepsi ColaLfifi Vice President Was Leader In Fight to Regain ControlFran!z 3, Burns of 1J3 Pern wood Avcmte. vice president of Loft. Inc.. mid .1 lender in the Mkccn*t\iL legal ft hi by that company to regciin control of the Pepsi Cola Company, was elected r director of Pepsi Cola at a special meeting ol stockholders yts-t onlay aftcmcon in New York ClLv The special elcclkm was Hold pursuant to rm order of tile chancellor of the stole of Delaware, volCSlh? the directorships of three mm chosen to represent the Interests of Charles G. GuLh. former president of JLuffc, during tbe court battle.Chosen wt ill Mr. Burns lo nil the vacancies were Karra I fi. Tenney, executive vice president of the Marl no Midland Trust Company, and Edward A. Lcuoy, Jr, treasurer of Phoenix Se run Lies Corporation. Mr. Tenney, a former ^ymensan. at d»q time was tier [K-tuilt;lunt ol the Syracuse Trust Company. The rotiriiis directors are William H. TJoodkss. John R Burton and Robert W. Atkins.Will hi in 5. Mack. Or., president of Pepsi Colo, raid there was no dis-Mission of a stock split up at the meet ms but Hint plans are under way for expansion the production facilities In Kuu' York city.In addition to President Mack, other ofTiccio of Pepsi cola are Don I u. .liiLiriitiii, prtwidesu. Mil wardIW Martin, secretary, and J. A.| Murphy, treasurer. Mr. Mack nn-iBounced that profits for the first sK , months of the jear would approxl-| mate §2,5(10,000.