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Advert ueraent 'Pug' Lund Back in Insurance Business jWinneapolts mit)une Business and finance MINNEAPOLIS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1946 N.D.U. ROT Staff Gets New Officer GRAND FORKS, N. D. CD Orville R. McLaighlin, a native of Carrington, N.

and a graduate of the North Dakota Agricultural college, Fargo, has joined the reserve officers training corps staff at the University of North Dakota. Lt. Col. G. J.

Check, commanding officer, announced. JJJJJ. 7 i STOCK GAINS ARE ERASED Market Is Counter to Trade Trend NEW YORK (LIE) The stock market last week lost virtually all of the previous week's gains, dropping about a billion and one-half dollars in sharply contrasted trading, which averaged under a million shares a day. Sentiment turned bearish when John R. Steelman, reconversion director, reported to congress that unless business upases its demands for higher prices vd labor stops insisting on higher wages the nation faces a cycle of boom and bust.

Another disquieting factor was the assertion by Sen. Owen Brewster Maine) that the $8,000,000,000 break in prices in September resulted from the withdrawal of "smart money particularly British," in anticipation of an economic collapse in this country. Industrial statistics, however, continued to show booming conditions. Carloadings rose 17,430 to a new high since July 20 at 916,483, and gave every indication that the all-time high of a million cars or more, predicted several months ago, will be realized either in October or November. Coal production rose to tons from 12,335,000 a week earlier and compared with a year ago.

Electricity production of 4,517,874,000 kilowatt hours compared with 4,506,988,000 a week ago and 4,038,542,000 a year earlier. All sections of the slock list shared the week's decline with industrials especially affecte'd by Steelman's remarks. Chemicals had the widest losses, ranging to 4 points in Allied. Johns-Manville lost 7 in the building equipments. ij fit i rmpr MEN MAKE BIG MONEY Our new family Hospital itaa to In i this rnm rutin it jr like wild tint R4 th full pm ftdverttftement In this paper.

nerd Kvrrai Kood nes represent In Minneapolis, St. Paul and witter Minnesota towns. Tin esperlear BUMiir? me furnish names nf prospects and adranew ranh to asatnat 7 oar commissions, tional Travelers Caiwally Com pan 7- all Lumber Kacbanga Minneapolis I Minnesota. r-the. oY a easy to use durable economical maroon color Covert 25 tq.

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UNRRA goods are allowed to be sold in Yugoslavia under an agreement that provides money obtained will be used for reconstruction work. AP Wirephoto. PliMASTIC FLOOR is weather, water, acid and By George Hellickson fire-resistant, and odorless. Sur STRICTLY 2 Handicapped Prove Worth in Business I BUSINESS KMi'LOY THE IIANDICAPrKD WEEK is every week at Judy 307 Third avenue toy manufacturers. About 50 of the firm's 120 employes have handicaps, among them blind, deaf, paralytic, cardiac, spastic, spinal deformities.

H. D. Berman, president, was led into the toy making business 270 the previous week. The vehicle of the year came off the lines during the week. It should happen only to a dog: Horse meat is appearing as filet mignon at $3 a serving In some of New York's fancier night clubs.

Speakers Named for Risk Meeting Three officers of the National Association of Life Underwriters will speak at a meeting of units of Minnesota State Life Underwriters association at The Leamington Friday and Saturday. They are James E. Rutherford, New York, executive vice president; July B. Baumann, Houston, Texas, vice president, and Jack Ililmes, Dos Moines, trustee. Rutherford also will address a luncheon meeting of the Minneapolis Association of Life Underwriters at Curtis hotel Friday.

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141 ij-a laaajanaaaaanaanaaaaaaai Francis (Pug) Lund, formerly captain and all-American half- back of the University of Min nesota football team, has re-tjurned from three years' service in the army to resume his post with Minneapolis of i of the New England Mutual Life Insurance Lorin Hord, agency a a- Lund ger, announced Saturday. Lund, a captain, went to the Philippines with an infantry outfit early in 1945. Prior to joining the insurance agency in 1942, Lund served as sales promotion manager of the Twin City branch of the Ford Motor company. Hazeman Suspect Freed in Montana FORSYTH, MONT. UP) She r-iff Floyd Dowlin reported late Saturday he had released a man who proved he was not Elroy Edward Hazelman, wanted in connection with the slaying of a Little Falls, taxicab driver.

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Can't Rust or Roll ids 8 GRAIN TRADE IS UNSETTLED ProfiMaking in Weakens List Minneapolis grain futures were jittery last week as news failed to develop any bullishness and sensitive speculative groups started to take profits. There was little out of Washings ton to encourage ownership of grains. Fourth quarter export quotas on wheat, flour, oats and corn were disappointing. The Commodity Credit corporation made no purchases during the week. The grain permit system, which was introduced in the Northwest Oct.

1, unsettled the market somewhat and buyers were not quite certain how to preceed. Flour mills continued to hold hack on sales until wheat prices are lowered or ceilings are advanced. CORN' DOING NICELY Crop news was generally favorable, corn progressing nicely un-1er good weather conditions and heading for a bountiful harvest. Winter wheat seeding was nearly completed and early sown fields wer showing a good growth. Crop reports from Europe ert encouraging and it in-timatd that needs of foreign markets would he considerably Under first estimates.

Canada has a lot of heat in position for export and statisticians Wheat futuret were sf cent higher for the wet, oats 1 cents higher to 1 cent lower and Chicago corn 'o cent, lower. predicted our domestic carry-over would be greater than 275,000,000 bushels on July 1, 1947. CASH GRAINS KASK Cah grains showed mixed strength but developed a much easier undertone as the week ended. Off grades of spring wheat "Ul'ped 1 to 3 cents. Winter wheat dropped 1 to 2 cents after ruling firm to strong earlier.

Durum was firm and un-changed, ordinary to good types bringing steady prices and fanner kinds holding strong. Red durum was down a cent. porn started easy but firmed to close anywhere from 4 to 8 cents higher on off grades. Oats ruled mwtly steady to 1 cent lower. Rye wis easy.

Top barley was firm to strong. Feed barley was hard to sell and impossible to quote, much being hald on track as sellers tried to gej permits for shipment to outside markets. Flax held firm at the ceiling. BUILDING GEAR TO GO ON SALE Vets Get First Bid on Surplus Tuesday Veterans will get the first rrrsnce about $40,000 worth of nw and used construction machinery stored in Minnesota, South Dakota and other states, which is being offered for sale Tuesday by war assets administration. The offering units, clamshell buckets.

includes road and dragline Sale to veterans will continue ihrough Oct. 13. HFC may purchase for small business from Oct-21 through Oct. 24; state and local governments, Oct. 125 through and nonprofit institutions, Oct.

through Nov. 4. The WAA office in Minneapolis 1mo will receive bids up to Oct. J7 for 21,000 square feet'of sheet Mr-H and more than 141,000 steel ieinforring plates and angles. Plymouth Cheese rt tm I'TH.

Wis (UPi Wlsiomin Chee I -raprr a.l.lv Nope HMU.ID mi- in rr rheddara 4' rent ting! cents. OT so SAVE THAT KG FEDERAL LUMBER WRECKING COMPANY NEW PLYWOOD CARPENTER'S TOOL CHEST BWUL 2 SltiS: Inches long. 32 inches wide, 10' i In. hex deep: Inches Innr, 25 'i inches wide, 15 inches deep. Constructed of heavy treated and waterproofed plywood.

Metal bound. Heavy durable hardware. Complete with handles. Divided for tools. SPECIAL, fcACH eight years ago by his daughter Judy, then age 2.

The Bermans maintained a co-operative playground for neighborhood children in Iheir backyard. Giving the kids something to do kept Berman busy in his home shop. That's whore it started. Today it's one of the largest of the flourishin-j toy making businesses in the Twin Cities. Working with the Hand' capped Placement; bureau, vocational guidance division of thp public relief department and the board of education counsellor service paid off for the company during the war.

Its handicapped employes stayed on while others were drafted or went into war Industry United States Employment service in September placed 160 handicapped workers, most of thrm World war II veterans. Manager Max K. Davidson has established a selective placement unit to specialize in their problems Minnesota has 39,000 returned disabled veterans. 1 he veterans administration has in training 3,900 who will soon be looking for jobs. The problem of their place ment is a continuing one, say Davidson.

Surveys show produc tion records of the handicapped aie goon excellent wnen uiey aic properly placed. USES is advising employers to look into possibility of hiring the handicapped in view of the shrinking labor supply. LARGEST SIGN IN TOWN will be "Honeywell," now being erected on the roof of the Minneapolis- Honeywell Regulator Co. downtown plant at Fifth street and Fifth avenue N. Weight 25 tons; 1,700 feet of neon tubing; visible 10 miles away.

You'll be seeing it in operation in February. National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers promises enough men's clothing to go around this winter. A go around, we take it, is an improvement over the run around INSULATE ROOFING Ke up to 4.1. nn Furl Now la the Time to Check our Roof Eiptrt Workman. Fro Estimates.

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ONAN SONS employes who served in the armed force! have received the first of 12 monthly checks under the "Onan Servicemen's Plan." Six months or more of service with the company makes an employe eligible to share in the payments, whether he has returned to his job or not. Accruing from the company's wartime earnings, the fund was kept in force four years to compensate, says, "in som small way for the veterans' service and to demonstrate appreciation for their contribution to victory." ONE-MAN HAY BALER scheduled for initial production by Minneapolis-Moline In January Pointed out by Northwestern Ne-tional Life Insurance The housing shortage is due to more than the freeze on building during the war. There are 3,250,000 more families in the U. S. now than in 1940 World wheat crops for 1946 will equal the prewar average of 5,900,000,000 bushels but famine has reduced carry-over stocks.

Latest department of agri culture estimate on U. S. wheat: 1,167,000,000 bushels A offender under the wage-hour law may be imprisoned as well a-; fined if his offense violates the false information act Cars and trucks produced during the week, 91,599, compared with GAS HEAT Unavoidable shortages of meters, pipe, connections, and other essential materials are slowing up Gas home heating installations. We are doing everything possible to speed up operations, but we must ask you to be patient with your heating I- -I I ucaici emu wini ui wiiiie pieseiiT conditions continue. Every order for Gas home heating equipment is numbered as received, and each installation is completed in its proper turn, without favoritism.

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