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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-09
FREE CHEST X-RAY AVAILABLE

The Dade County tuberculosis
Association will concentrate its
free chest x-ray service in four
major areas for six days begin
ming Friday, July 8.
Everyone over Is years of age
is urged to have a chest x-ray
during this period. 1t takes only
few seconds and there is no
pain nor harmful effect involv-
ed, according to doctors state
mentS.
The mobile x-ray unit is
scheduled as follows, with daily
afternoon hours from to S pm.
and evening hours from to
pm.
Friday, July 8-Bunehe Park
Shopping area, NV. 22nd ave.
and Bunche Park Drive.
Monday and Tuesday, July II
and 12-James E. Scott Homes
Project, 1925 NV. 22nd ave.
Wednesday, July 1S-Spic and
Span Poultry Market, 1852 NV.
9th ave.
Thursday and Friday, July IL
and 15-Liberty Square area.
David Douglas, chairman of
the Health program for the Ne
gro tuberculosis Committee urg-
ed every family in the area to
take advantage of the free SER
vice to be sure they do not have
tuberculosis. He stated that only
5 percent of Dade County's Ne
gro population took advantage of
the free service last year.
Mrs Arie Gary, staff member
Of the Dade TB Association, an
nounced that the Boy Scouts were
cooperating in a house to house
cambaign, telling the people OF
the service and location of the
unit. The Boy Scout who succeeds
in getting the largest number OF
.,erSons x-rayed will receive an
American Flag.
Pat Fitzpatrick of the Spic and
Span Market will give a free
coke to everyone who gets an X
ray at the unit while il is at his
market.
In the Liberty Square area
there will be a band parade each
afternoon calling attention TO the
free x-ray service.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-09
MIAMI TIMES MIAMI, FLORIDA
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1865 PAGE s

Costume" in character. Generally
speaking, however, mems cuff
links tend less toward the "franK-
" fake" characteristic than is
true Of women's costume jewelry.
Ii mems cuff links have become
more snowy, their til clapS have
become just the opposite. Small
and very slim, thu r. as
TO conform in function and line
to the trend TOWARD nun, narrow
ties.
And wedding ringS-t seems
there will be a bumper crop OF
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-09
FASHION NOTES
FOR MILADY
BY FREDpYE s. HENDERSON
For AMP


MORE, MERRIER JEWELLERY
FOR MEN
Ever since wrist watches for
men popularized during World
War ! modern men have shown
a steady inclination 10 auo4 n
themselves with jewelry. Grant
ing that they still possess suffi-
cient restraint to omit the beads
and bauhles which women so en-
joy, it is Increasingly obvious that
men are going in Tor thl decora-
tive as wen as the functional in
jewelry.
Take cuff links for example
time was when they were rel
atively small and quite elegant,
being made, in the main, of semi
precious, if not precious stones
and metals. Now they. have be-
come big, bold and brazenly
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-09
PAGE S

them this year. Mems wedding
rings, that is. Estimates indicate
that 90 percent OF the weddings
for 1865 will be double ring
ceremonies Such a record would
seem to indicate that the incTeas-
ed interest in styling of mems
jewelry is in its infancy. Lei us
hope that styling does not deviate
too far from the genuine and
elegant. 1t would be sad indeed
IL the old diamond stick pin were
revived to become gaudy rhine
stone.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-09
Government Seeks To Confiscate
Trust Funds Of Louis Children

Chicago (ANP)-The federal
government is attempting to snatch
two little children of Joe Louis,
part of the inheritance from the
former heavyweight champion of
the boxing world.
The children, Jacquelin and
Joe Jr., who live with their
mother, Marva, now the wife of
DIR. Albert Spaulding, are totally
unaware that they are the central
figures in the fight over their
financial future.
Last week, the government
opened its fight in u. S. Tax
court here to attach two trust
funds totaling Sos, 1858 set up Tor
the Louis children. One find,
$31, ZOO, was created Nov. 81,
l947, for .JacQuelin; and the
second, $S4.668, Was established
July 8, 1919 for Joe Jr.
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS TRUST
FUNDS
Government attorneys argued
that Louis established the trust
funds when he was indebted to
the government and that the mon
ey should have been used to pay
his taxes. If the income tax claim
is diSallowed, the government,
which is pressing for settlement
of a $4,000 tax claim against
the former champs earnings
from 1869, will attempt to col
lect a gift tax of $10,l30 on the
trust funds from Louis.
Fighting bitterly to safeguard
the children's money, Marva tes-
titled in tax court that her daugh-
er,s fund was based on a mort
gage she held on an apartment
building on Chicago's Southside
and that the money for Little Joe
was part of of her divorce settle
ment.
Attorney Thomas j. Donnelly
attacked two agreements made in
1945, after Louis and Marva were
given an employment contract as
Louis manager. The government
contends she performed no SER
vices and that so percent of the
money she received went into the
trust for Jacqueline. This, the
prosecutors charge, was subtle
fuge.
MARvA WAIVED ALIMoNY
Marva testified that her en-
ployment contract was drawn
after Joe's contract with Julian
Black expired in 1945. She said
she waived alimony in the origi-
nal divorce settlement and was
given a Is percent share, which
had been Blacks share of Louis
earnings.
The only money she received
from the manager agreement, she
testified, was 100000 from Louis
fight with Billy Conn. Later, she
said, she received $4,000 from
the Louis Walcott fight, but had
TO sue TO obtain il.
Marva further testified that
Louis received $3.50, 900 from the
Conn fight. He used il, she said,
to reimburse the goth Century
Sporting Club and Mike Jacobs.
He also paid the government
$685. in taxes. The government
disputed this.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

aood Co!lege. spent the week END
&1.h her grandmother, Mrs Eta
Glenn
c NJ. Price Jr. and D. c. Ros-
sen o. n G state College visited
their parents here over tie week
ana.
Buddy Carson. e. 1gnchourq
College visited his parents AIr
aad MIS- jim Carson and other
relatives oyer tbs week end.
Mss Cary Blan.on Price. ot
s 9aet Cree Hospital spent the
week end with ner parents. M
ana Mrs c "a Price
Mrs RI 3 W.aon. u Green
Bay srent SUNDAY afternoon vita
her mother. Mrs E.ta Glenn.
MIS- Q 2 Farear was visitor
u Lynch5urg Monday
Mr. ard Ms Sn4d watkins
ard ch.ldgen. OF Farmvlue were
. visitors n tie home Of Mr.. and
4 e = Carson Sunday
c p Carson IS patient III
Vagina Baptist H3spj al, Lynch
burg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
DR.. Blackwell Will
Preach Here Sunday

d Il Conrad Blackwell dis
tract superintendent Of the Farm
vile District and pastor Of the
Farmyllle Methodist Church from
1912 to 1916 viii preach at the
II a m service Sunday at THE
Methodist Church Or. Blackwell
received his education at RAN
dolph Macon College Emory Uni
gersityr Duke University and The
University Of Chicago In 1852
Randolph Macon awarded him
the honorary y. p degree
Upon leaving F'armville. DR.
Blackwell was assigned to the As
burg Methodist Church in Harri-
sonbuIg who're lie also served Oh
the faculty Of Madison College as
associate professor Of Biblical lit
erature He served the Centenary
Methodist Church IN Lgncnburg
for four wears prior ID his APP
pointment BIZ Bishop Pa..l N Gar
Der is the district superintendent
of the FarmvLle District in June
Of 1854
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18
Prospect

Iae abundant rains and warmer
weather has brought olc a so~-
geoas array IF early b.oomng
nr4b@ and bulbs ara the lawns
haze pQt On frash rev carpet
of green reminding Us that spring
Is Figh. around the corner
Mrs Nelson H.x and Mrs w
r. Carson we're visitors IN Lynch
Durg Monday Mrs Xix Is
improving sfoaly At her homr
here and aer VISIT 70 Lynch5u
aa6 tar a physical caeck lp
N Ala Andrews pent fge
week end a4.h her cauahter-.n-
ia Nh Ennis Andrews. .n Rice
Miss Eancy Taylo % Long
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

MIS- Betty and Virginia Gates
penn ae week cnd ii the nome
81 Mrs " 3 Gates
Miss Maria Bass returned
hom last 3eak after pending
aesrai weeks ln Richmond under
going treatment on neg reg
Mr. and Mrs r A. Bass Of
stanton visited al ther home
mere On SUNDAY
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-18

Haap r5ta uEAPID REGULAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Esq Market Firm
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. R.--Grains ad,
vanced on the Board OF Trade agar
today. but activity fell of considerabl,
buyers 'h WERE little mon. reucsnt
Al the start the best upturn wa,
scored In new CROP wheat futures, which
had lagRed in yesterdays market. Thert
the Southwest overnight and the flve-dsl
forecast was for only negligible amounts
Wheat near the end Of the first houi
was "a to l cent higher, December
Dee S2s eo sIe ane oats TO shisher
hisher' '1 December. si.1s%; soySeans. i
to a higher. Januarya So .35h. and lard
8 to 10 cents hundred pounds lower
Firm cash prices continued to be the
main prop under the futures market
although traders noted further De
crease in visible supply stocks at Chi
easg during the past week ssn, an I'D, Id
1890 600 bushels against 15,oO4,o0o
q week ago
The five-day weather outlook in tbs
winter Wheat area area was ot fSr 90 .n tS
scattered light snow in. Nebraska.
Corn again advanced early although
its market leadership was not as pro-
Said ts RassSS eyeres
cash corn on December contracts even
tually would be taken by elevator houses,
Traders expected an announcement
within fe wdays on the amount OF
corn under Government loan as Of No
vember 10. Most believed the quantity
prices are well below the loan level
Cash corn receipts totaled. g. cars.
Grainmen also believed the figures
would show larger amounts OF soy
beans impounded than In past years.
Estimate places impoundings at 1875
bushels, which would be about so per
cent higher than the SO million bushels
inpounded November IS a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
States Agriculture Department ana cover
sales to $40 am. on less than carload
lots:
Apples: NJ Romes bu bskts VS. No ]
liza" up $4,000; staywan bn oSk dS
80; Golden Delicious bxs unciassified
I2i2" up 3.00-:i,25: NY Mcintosh ctns
Iceil-pack Us No. 9G-112s 3.O0-3: rs;
G S. No and ssh icy sss aSs 6odsn pei
ctous bxs fey Wrpd 110-il3s 400: STAY.
mans bxs fey tray-paek 7e-sss $50;
Dsieio ss 81 a1V bssts 9N Us tx no
Z. so: staymans bu bskts Us No 2h-
Is" 2.75-3.00: Staymans erts US No. ]
and fey s0-Sss $50: Red Delicious bu
bskts Us No, ] 8" up goo; Jonathan rs
BED Delieions bxs Erpd extra fey So So
tray-pack extra fcy 84-ie5s 5.5O-5 Z s:
Golden Delicious bxs extra few cell-pack
SOS s.0U-S.50.
Banana t1 s6 ssns su. On az
72s 300-3.25 some $50: Indian River
STD crts Foster Pfnks 76s & ler 500;
Pink Seedless res A. lsr 400.
81 GRAIN Rmer Ss fair us qua. Es ssss 800
Lemons: Calf ctns Is9-coIirt 90
Is so fair qupi 4 conh 4.00-4 so.
Oranges: crts: Calf Valercias Zoos
IL 252s fair co5ld 3.nn-2 so; Fla Parsons
4 Tamlins 5-2l6s 3.T5-4.0o mostly
Vegetables
Beans tSrsp>: BIZ hprs. Fla Valen-
tines 3 00-3.e5 fair quail e50-2.T rs:
Cabbeve: Domestic ronnd type. BIZ
hskts NC . f0-o2S Ias-bu crts Del 4
M l.75-o %. SOLD ssek Danish type:
NY ! ao-2 90: Red type; Nj l1/a-bu
Carrots: Ariz and Calf. erts 4s ILL
ARR baws al0-R 80: 5fl-lb sacks tpt
ID 00-3.a5: NY / SIS.
Corn Fla. erts. b-dz: Yellow Us Fey
ESQ poorer 90
cucumbers Fia bu bskts wxd 800
10 so ord> TO fair dual .lie-s 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Failures in the week
ended December / totaled zoe
compared with 205 in the pre-
vious week and 22l in the like
week a year ago.-Dun & Brad
street.
Class I Railroads in October
had an estimated income of $92
million VS.. SIT million in 1854
period; for 10 months, $735 mil
lion VS.. S484 million in 1854 pc
riod.-Association of American
Railroads.
st. Louis-San Francisco Rwy.
asked ICC authority to acquire
majority stock control of Gem
trial of Georgia Railway. Frisco
announced recently it was buy
ing Central stock in the open
market.
Canadian Newsprint Assn. re-
ported that the industry is un-
| able to meet current demands
because of the remarkable in
crease in, consumption" It said
the situation is likely to con-
tinue until expansion plans come
into production.
Wholesalers Sales in October
totaled SLOT billion, up / per cent
from September after seasonal
Observation-Disclosures Depart
iment.
Manufacturers Trust Co. Of
New York directors proposed a
itwo-for-one split in the stock.
Shareholders will vote at the an
nual meeting on January 10.
| Gen. Aniline & Film Corp. an.
nounced holiday bonus of $685.
1000 will be split among 5000
employees with six months or
more service. excluding execu-
ftiveS.
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corr.
notified customers of price in
creases for extras included in
cold and hot rolled sheet steel.
Johns ManvilIe Corp. an
nounced plans for a new two
story plant with 10000 square
feet Of manufacturing space at
IMarrero. La.
Grand Union Co. sales in I
weeks ended November Is to-
tailed $22. 398.179, up 30.5Go from
1854; for 80 weeks ended No
,vember 26, s17,l67.57e, up 24.s%
from 1854.
New York Central Railroad in
IL months ended November 30
earned $47,763,034 or $7.34 q
share VS.. $2,927. 668 or As cents
in 1854 period.
Crown Zellerbach Corp. in 8
months ended october q earned
l$18, 727, 900 or $l.63 share VS..
$16,135, 900 or $1.42 in 1854 pc
riod.
Allied Stores Corp. in IL
months ended October 81 earned
$14,022,474 or $5.51 a share VS..
i$11, 989, 687 or $3.50 in 1854.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie r. X.
lin IL months ended November 30
learned $10.484, 405 or $l2.14 q
share VS.. $6.531,947 or $7.56 in
1854 period.
Amalgamated Sugar Co. in
year ended September 80 earned
So, zoos, 200 or 1895 a share VS..
50, SOS. $50 or $3.47 in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
Stocks Advance
.ToNew Highs;
Trading Steady

NEW YORK, Dec. 6 B-The
stock market moved forward to-
day to q new record high mark
Yesterday the Associated
Press average of so stocks was
up 81 at $181.50, equal to the
old record set September %, and
today at noon the average was
ahead so cents at q new high Of
$182.
The rise carried prices up
to 3 points in a few cases. Most
changes either way, however
were rather small.
Steels were the most active
division, and were joined by the
motors and oils plus many in
|diyidual issues.
Business was moderate.
Among the higher stocks were
~. S. Steel, Santa Fe Railroad
Chrysler. American Smelling
Texas Co.. Boeing. Du Point
American Tobacco, RCA. U. S
Gypsum and American Cyana.
mid.
Revere Copper & Brass dropped
back 112 at 74s4 Immediately
latter directors, declared a div
lidend of rs cents compared with
Isl a year ago
j. C. Penny fell S points or
news that directors had declared
Ia quarterly dividend Of IS cent?
las against IS cents previously
land was an extra of SIPS com
pared with $l.35 a year ago.
A block OF 10000 shares o.
Consolidated Electronics Indus.
tries traded at 80 of "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK Dec. 4 (P.--Trading in
cotton futures was slow during the fore
noon today. Commission house and
the market holding most Of the days
gains The approaching Government
cotton crop report to be issued on Thurs
day. which is generally expected to be
lhigher than the November estimate
tended to curb trading interest.
There was some further switching
from nearby December to later months
anticipating expiration Of trading in
that delivery on December l3 The
Liverpool cotton futures market was
higher today.
Noon prices were unchanged to IS
cents bale higher than the previous
close. December. 34.44 March. 3343,
and MAY - 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
BALTIMORE
MARKETS

Quotations supplied by the United
Peritry Quotations
Market weak on all classes. Prices
sold throuEii kosher csanneis At - cents,
More than ample offerings for q very
light demand. Receipts light, under
Broilers or fryers. 8 lbs. and over
24-s5 few - Hens: Heavy type "a
rs light type Is. capons: A. TURKEYS:
Toms 3l-33. Ducks: Museovy $3.50:
pekins 30 Geese: Few At 80
Flour-Receipts, l1.Os7 100 pound
sacks.
wheat-Receipts, none; shipments.
8, 1913 bushels; stocks 5,209,S00 bushels.
No. red winter garlickly, spot, 2.03
transit; 1913 tnontransitl.
corn-Recetpts. 1897 bushels: ship
ments. 3a7 400 bushels stocks 1,44s,-
$50 bushels
oats--Receipts. o.7o0 bushels: ship
ments. none: stocks, 761 ,07G bushels
Barley--Receipts, 1884 bushels;
shipments. none; stocks. 3e2.675 bushels.
Rye-Receipts, 1000 bushels: ship
|ments. 1890 bushels: stocks. none
shipments. 54.667 bushels; stocks, $751;
taSt bushels.
Millfeed-Yecetnts - IONS.
Esq Market Firm
Yesterdays p-ate tions1
EgGs. Market on all eggs very firm
Prices advanced s cents on large whites.
q cents on mixed and 5Ia cents on
mediums. Good demand for less than
annie supply Of uearbv eggs. Ample
nfferinFs Of western Eggs met a GOOD
demand Receipts heavy.
Prices paid by first receivers de-
livered r OBJ Baltimore, cases included:
Large. min. so pct, A quality whites.
5sts 80. browns and mixed colors, 55ls-
50 Mediums. min 90 pct. A quality
whites. 4Sia-5ii2: browns and mixed col
Receipts; Esgs 1874 cases by truck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

lonriy Sales ON the EXCHANGE
- uUam $40 700 ~ noon 9So oot
90 m 4lo coo goo o m 600 oot
fuli .
Rates OIL oIviuenus IN the foTegoiDL
liable are annual disbursements based or
tht ,asi quarterly on SEM annuAi dec.
.latatioL Unless otherwise noted specia
nr extra dividenoS are no. included
q Also extra OF extras Annual IAtt
pius stock DIVIDEND declared OF oaic
in i9bh pluS stock dividend eaic iaal
year Payable ID stock estimated CAST
value on TX ulvIdeno o. ex distribution
date DECLARED o, palu so far this wear
h Declared OF paid after stock dividend OF
split-up : Declared NJ paid this year
an accumulative issue with dividends N
arrears Paio this wear dividend
omitted neferred OF no action taken .!
last DIVIDEND meeting Declared OF paid
In 1854 olus stock dividend Liquidat.
Inc dividend cid Called Ex dividend
x-dis Ey distribution q FL rights
XIV Without warrants CIV With warrants
wd when distributed vi When issued
sIn bankruptcy OF receiyership OF beinl
sreorganiyed under the Bankruptey Aft
or securities assumed By such compaHks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Dec. q iR.-Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents Unbalanced un-
less otherwise noted:
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. ] f64 per cent premium OF
fo0.01is U. 8. cents. up 1874.
Europe: Great Britain pound. .. s0is
on 3f32; 60-day futures, 2.7Das. of 10;
a0-day futures. a7s 81 f32. OF 5j3a;
Belgium franc 2.00is: France tfrancl
,sSss Of a cent; Germany WESTERN
lDeutsche mark. 1888; Holland tguil-
DER. 26l6i Italy tlirai .l6is Of O cent:
Portugal (eseadof. 3. so: Sweden tkronal
10 "a. Switzerland 1freneI tfreel, 1884
Denmark tkronel, 1880.
Latin America: Argentina tfreel, 295
of % Brazil free. i.56. up 01
Mexico, SOC: Venezuela tboIivarl 30 03
Far East: Hons Kong dollar. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot .Elec PWr coui--5U at 2254, 80 al
s24s.
Garnnckel COMO at 2S34. 80 at 2S54
Pot Elec Pwr 3.60to pfo Bill at 4294
20 at 4234.
GarIinckel 5faa pid---4O at 2Sia.
Pot klec PMr cnm--lun al %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

FURNISHED b, the Associated Press
Sales
Stock And Ado Net
Dividend Rate 90 Hign Low 1:lb chg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE


NEW YORK, Dec. lP,-tUsDAl =
Butter about steady. Receipts, 650.742
! Prices unehanged.
! Cheese weak on fresh American ched
! dar small style and steady on balance
Receipts, 43S.277. Wholesale sales,
American cheese twhole milk: Cheddars
aged, .47s50 cents; single daisies, fresh
/ 37I4-40; single daisies, aged, 46-53
fiats. AGED. 4tiis-52: processed chedders
I 8 lbs. 30 lass. domestic swiss twheelsl
grade a" 44-49; grade "B." 42-47
grade &C." 1914.
Wholesale egg prices arm. Receipts
| 1850. New York spot quotations fol.
! low: Midwestern--Mixed colors: Extra:
!4S.50 lbs. D., 56-5s1a: extras, large t45-
/ As lbS). $3.50: extras, medium. 49-4g1a
smalls. 43-43!s: standards, large, $3.50
dirties, 38s3Sls checks. 35-3sts. Whites
large. t45-4S lbs.l. 55-56lz: extras. me.
dunn. 49La-50ia. Browns: Extras t4S-5t
Nssrby@Wthites: Top quality t4s-sC
Ibs.l, 56ia-5Sls mediums, 50ta-5l
S S4s156 ibs SOLOS, I medium Sp g soesi'
smalls 43iz-44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06

KID dividend fPlus extra or extras
10 Arrears, half payable June is, 1865
half December. IS. 1885. q Declared OF
paid so far this year Ex rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 B.---spot nom
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, AZ
As cents a pound. Connecticut Valley.
Lead, 15h cents q pound. New York.
zinc, u gents a mound. East 81; Louis
silver, cola cents per troy ounce, New
York AZ Pittsburgh. scrap steel. No.
heavy, was quoted at 46.0Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
K VISIBLE GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. @ Rl--Visible supply
Of wheat decreased 4,4S3,000 bushels TO
800. 0l7.000 bushels this week, the Board
sase 900 to re RS,sfs 900 bushels Oats
decreased $4,000 to 26.s61 900: rye
Increased 10000 to. 7,48.000; barley
increased 1.094.000 10 II .236,000. eno
soybeans decreased 7sS,000 10 20.'
3S3, 900 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 R1.-Dtvidends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-06
ODD7LOT DEALINGS

/ NEW YORK, Dec. 8 ~ The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
/ these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for December 3:
PURCHASES OF 202o16 shares; sales OF
237. $50 shares Including 1915 shares
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-11
$4,000 Enrolled
Under Korean CT
Bill Is New High

Veterans enrollments under the
two year-old Korean GJ p ll
passed the half-mllllon mark this
month reaching an all-tme RE-
cord Of 52S. 900 Veterans Admins
tratlon announced
The figme,~~as Of Decembsf !
was more than double the total
Of 252 600 post Korea veterans in
schools and at training benches
a year ago Also it is n 600 above
last months total Of 45l 900 train
ees.
More than half OF the 528 900
veterans in training this Decem-
Der ! or 28600 were enrolled
IN the nation colleges and uni
versitcs. This is twice the 1890
Korean CT college students re-
corded by VA one year ago
Farm training under the Ko-
rean Gil Bill showed the biggest
increases over the past year A
combination OF classroom work
and actual experience on the
farm the program tripled IN size