Notes concerning IRAS Point Source Identifications (Cat. III/170)
by B. Skiff

05385+3231 IRAS coords lie between this star and DO 11468(K5); MSX6C shows similar A-band flux for both stars.
06303+0127 eastern of two red stars contributing equally to the IRAS source; western star = DO 1628: 6 32 51.80 +01 25 37.5 (U), DO type M1.
06341-0335 earlier than type M2/3 but reddened, per MacC email 2005Nov7.
06520+0018 this is a reflection nebula classified in error as type M10?.
07033-1215 MacC notes indicate two stars of type M8, but only one red star is evident on visible-light and 2MASS images.
07152-1841 nearby HD 56747 probably contributes to IRAS flux.
07339-3000 not a red star: type M5? probably an error per MacC email of 2005Jun27. The IRAS source is probably not nearby CGCS 1793, though a poor IRAS position is not excluded.
07363-0838 second red star at 7 38 47.5 -08 45 29 (J2000) contributes to IRAS flux, however no TiO present per MacC e-mail 2005Jun27.
07431-2919 original type (M6:) revised per MacC re-examination of plates 2005Jul1, and definitely not a carbon star.
07434-2927 carbon, not type M5:, per MacC re-examination of plates 2005Jul1.
07588-2418 MacC re-examination of plates 2005Jul13 suggests strong CN, but not obviously a carbon star.
08368-4137 another fainter red star at 8 38 40.84 -41 48 51.1 (U) contributes to the IRAS flux.
09237-5429 type for M7 star per MacC e-mail 2006Mar1.
09350-5314 MacC re-examination of plates 2006Apr3: the forbidden emission lines probably mistaken for TiO bandheads; IR CaII triplet seems to be in emission also.