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1 'f 'y if White Motor Corp. rcporto prof ito $445.6 million in from 1971. 11 I at White Motor Cleveland, Ohio, reported net income of $5.3 million, or 67 cents per common share, in the first half of its fiscal year. The figures included an extraordinary credit of $1.5 million, or 22 cents per share. Earnings in the same period a year ago were $5.1 million, or 66 cents per share.

First half sales were $465.1 million, up Oliver and Minneapolis', Moline tractors will be made in Charles City, Iowa," said a report to shareholders. The firm is investing $3.5 million in the Charles City facility to implement the consolidation and make plant improvements. Two Minneapolis-Moline a c-, tors will be added to the products manufactured at Charles City. The firm, successor to Minneapolis-Moline, said farm sales were $71.3 million, up from $57.6 million, in the first six months, and that the farm operations were i. "With the phasing-out of farm equipment production in Minneapolis, all THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Aug.

30, 1172 Jjf N.Y. firm takes over Texas airline Transfer of control of Texas International Air lines, Houston, Taxas, from MEI Minneapolis, to Jet Capital New York, was approved by the Civil Aeronautic Board, Texas International, a regional carrier, has routes in nine states and Mexico. A refinancing plan in connection with the transfer was completed following the board's action. Under the plan, Jet Capital acquired 59 percent of the Pre-Fall HALF-PRICE SALE Colight'a profit rises to $1,874 Co light, graphic arts equipment maker, re-ported net income of $1,874, or less than a cent a share, on sales of $2.1 million for the first six months this year. This compares with a loss of $44,917, or 6.7 cents a share, on sales of $1.7 million for the equivalent period a year ago.

30 reduction on all merchandise including fashions by Pierre Cordin, R. Meledandrl, lor-ry Kane and Geoffrey teeno. Sptcitl More hours lor lrl eiy tale: flwietr tXM.4S P.M. Frieor fiJO-MS Sotiiraar 1 4J IX. Donald Vodegal (at keyboard) and Lt.

Thomas Alman. Law enforcement officers examine computer's printout of crime data. Sheriff Donald Omodt, left, offtrefMn, uttm 7M 11 DIRECTIONS FOR MEM mi carrier's stock. MEI, a holding firm, retained four seats on Texas International's 11-member board. The company formerly had six seats.

Earlier this year MEI transferred control of the Tropicana Hotel, Las Vegas, to Deil Gustafson, chairman of the Summit Banks of St. Paul, Blooming ton, Richfield and South St. Paul. MEI had held the lease on the Tropicana through Texas International and its subsidiaries, A rea police will get extra computer help 10 VioM Buy mortgages A contract for dood Secured by Minnesota Real Estate Corporation and Private financing No Minimum or Maximum For information call or write Stanley J. II yk Involmriits flth Rr.

Fihoy fwf Minntept(i. Minn. H407 613 33S 553? LaSalk Court MA A fll. I 811 NW A declares 11 -cent dividend Northwest Airlines, declared a regular quarterly dividend of 11.25 cents per share of common stock payable Sept. 30 to shareholders of record as of Sept.

15. The "crime-fighting computer" is to get increased use in the Twin Cities area. Donaldsons is as near as your telephone. Dial 336-8855 to order 24 hours a day ODGDffiMTOJS mm Mm Known as graphic displays, the UNISCOPE 100 has a keyboard similar to that of a typewriter and a cathode ray tube similar to a television set. The operator sees the message on the tube as he types it and receives a visual answer directly below it.

The computer can be keyed for a print out of information. The system allows the crime computer to start a nearly instantaneous sifting of information while the question is being asked. Minnesota's 87 county sheriffs' offices have been tied to the crime computer through Teletype since 1969, as have some of the Twin cities metropolitan police departments. Univac said the computer terminals will be far faster than the Teletypes which print at a speed of 60 words per minute. The terminals and printers will be installed at the Minnesota Highway Patrol and the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, the Hennepin, Ramsey and Anoka County sheriffs' of fices, the University of Minnesota, St.

Paul and Minneapolis police departments and 22 suburban police departments. Univac Communications and Terminals Division of Sperry Rand Corp. has signed a contract for worth of UNISCOPE 100 display terminals and printers to be installed at 30 law enforcement agencies. The computer equipment will enable police dispatchers to punch keys on the terminals to make direct inquiries to a central computer to get information on motor vehicle registration, drivers licenses, stolen property and other crime situations. Police headquarters will be directly linked to the Minnesota Crime Information System, which in turn is linked to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's National Crime Information Center in Washington, D.C., and the National Law Enforcement Teletype System, Phoenix, Ariz.

Under the new system, an officer who stops a vehicle and wants the car license number or the driver's license checked, radios his dispatcher who questions the computer through the display terminal, and relays the in- formation within seconds or minutes. I i Exclusively at Donaldsons in the Twin Cities Remember Gunilla Knutson, the Swedish bombshell who murmured for five years on television "take it off, take it all off" on behalf of Noxzema shave cream? Miss Knutson, Miss Sweden of 1961, was dropped as the Noxzema pitchwoman last year after helping to lift the brand from sixth to third place in the shaving cream market (behind Gillette's Insurance firm will move to St. L. Park The Minneapolis office of Alexander Alexander, New York-based insurance broker, will move in October from three floors of the Soo Line Building, 5th St. and Marquette into Shelard Plaza, 400 S.

County Road 18, St. Louis Park. William Baker, manager of the Minneapolis office, said the firm now occupies about, 21,000 square feet on the second, ninth and sixteenth floors of the Soo Line Building. The space to be occupied in Shelard Plaza will come to about 35,000 square feet Foamy and Colgate's Rapid Shave). Well, Miss Knutson will NEW BOOKS SHOW WILD, MILD SIDES be back in action this fall in print form.

She's the author of a new book, "Gunilla Knutson's Book of Massage." Tk." 5 Your office to I i- i ftfp jzztir. A Your office (VN Your office to other cities ry to other countries anc' office tl simultaneously I Customer's office "Jl tfjL I i to vour office --II 1 it I Your restaurant I 't I I 5 I to your home 'IV. Xj I to you' office I I I C7 rV Af CV 1 I I ll SvinlL i-g i Telephoned dictation fo your SynchroCom lr on two floors, Baker saia. Paul Burke Associates, an insurance brokerage acquired by Alexander Alexander in July, currently is in about 11,000 square feet of the total to be occupied in Shelard Plaza. Harold A.

Gottlieb, Edina insurance brokerage acquired by Alexander Alexander in January, will move into Shelard Plaza with the parent firm. Baker said the moves are being made to consolidate company facilities. Univac division plans addition Plans for an addition to Univac Division of Sperry Rand facilities at Univac Park in Eagan Twp. were announced by the firm. The addition, to be used for office space, will include about 215,000 square feet.

The Architectural Alliance of Minneapolis was named to design the building. St. Martin's Press, the publisher of this $4.95 book, is ballyhooing it as "the most thorough and authoritative on the subject." Also, you could almost guess the promotional pitch: "Take the tension off, take it all off." What other goodies do book publishers have in store before Christmas? Here's a sampling, reflecting the subjects they think the public is interested in today: One of the books now riding high on the bestseller list is Nena and George O'Neill's "Open Marriage" (sales to date more than The aforementioned St. Mar-tin's Press will try to top this with John and Mimi Lob-ell's "A Free Marriage." Rona Barrett, who does those leering television reports from Hollywood, will be represented with a $7.95 novel, "The Love-maniacs," billed by its publishers, Nash of Los Angeles, as "wicked the novel only Rona Barrett could write." Joyce Brothers, another TV performer, has written "The Brothers System for Liberated Love and Marriage," advising how "women can be happily married and liberated at the same time." "The Love Doctors," on the other hand, is a new Mac-millan title by Patrick M. McGrady spilling "everything you always wanted to know about Dr.

Reuben, Dr. Brothers, Dear Abby and all the other 'sexperts' who tell us how, when and with whom!" Prentice-Hall, otherwise known as a staid textbook publisher, is coming through this fall with a clutch of timely books to help you through life. "Get in Touch with Yourself through Yoga," "How to Win the Youth Game (redemption through plastic surgery), "Into the Primitive Environment" (redemption through primitive customs), "The Trip Beyond" (redemption through Jesus Christ), "Freedom to Be" (redemption through experiencing and expressing)," One Man's Way" (redemption through Norman Vincent Pcale) and "Mother Camp" a book about female impersonators). Gunilla Knutson has lots of competition. MILTON MOSKOWITZ li former nrwipapcr and wirv-ierviec nporttr and a former New York advertising and public rela-tloni ancy executive.

Conference Calls If you have ever held conferences with your key executives, board members or sales staff if you have ever arranged conference calls through the telephone company you must be aware of the tremendous expense and time consumed (and sometimes wasted) to make what may be as little as one decision. Now, with this new SynchroCom system, you can eliminate time-consuming office conferences and expensive conventional conference calls. In a matter of minutes, your secretary dials up to 5 parties, and using the SynchroCom device, connects them with you by just flipping a switch no matter where they are. You can conduct a conference from your office, from your home, or while on a business trip practically anywhere where there is a telephone available. Your SnychroCom Conference Caller becomes the information exchange center for your company.

Transfer Calls One of the principal advantages of this attachment is that you are always available, if you want to be. Your secretary "holds" your caller on the line while she dials you on the same phone. Flick the switch, you're in direct contact with your caller. 1 if Memory Capability tape An audio jack has been installed in your Conference Caller While holding a phone conference with your five key executives you can tape a permanent record for your files for later review. If you are in any way unavailable when an important call comes in, your secretary merely presses the switch on your Conference Caller and records the message verbatim.

These are only a few of the amazing capabilities of SynchroCom. Come in, see it! company you must be aware of the tremendous ex- pense and time consumed (and sometimes wasted) to I Customer's phone specifications to your recorder DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: SOUTHDALE Sunday, Aug. 27, 1 to 5:00 P.M.) Monday, 28th, i P.M. Saturday, Sept. 2, 1 1 A.M.

to 3 P.M. MINNEAPOIIS -Monday, 11 A.M.-3 P.M., P.M., 1 1 A.M.-3 Friday, 1 1 A.M.-3 P.M. ST. PAUL Wtdntsdoy. 11 AM, to 3:00 P.M.

ROSEDALE Wednesday, 7 9.30 P.M. BROOKDAIE Tuesday, 7 to 9:30 P.M.; P.M. STAnONFRV; ALL DONALDSONS STOKtS NEW ENGINE LIKELY DETROIT, Mich. (ITI) Ocneral Motors Corp. announced that buyers of 1974 Chevrolet Vegas are expected to be able to get the Wankel rotary engine as an option.

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