It's Papa Who Pays Hong Kong Trade Outlook New Device Makes X-Ray Prints In Minute Without Darkroom As Is Stuck Since no are Concert Son, 7, Is Dim, Governor Says By Wallace E. Clayton liquids required the Polaroid Corp. of Cambridge, I size could be eliminated in fin- Rent Boost Order Spokesmen Urge for developing, the device would and the Picker AEC Brass A device which develops X-ray Mass., X-Ray ished models. The device runs on With By the Associated be $3,750 Suit pictures within a minute after helpful aboard ships traveling Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. a small electric motor. Slash in Ticket Tax HONG KONG, Mar. 8.—The in since the 20?/o By the Associated Frets they are taken was revealed pub- heavy seas, rocking It has been quietly demon- Officials of the sponsoring com- Crown Gov. Alexander often causes liquid solutions to Fosters 'Unrest' at A new appeal for a slash in the Colony’s licly for the first time yesterday. strated at Walter Reed Hospital panies pointed out the new proc- BOISE, Idaho, Mar. 8.—Seven- out the Grantham in his annual budget spill of developing tanks. and at Camp Lejuene, N. C„ ess is not intended to supplant 20 per cent Federal tax on con- James The device—a compact unit year-old Hamersley was The device has not yet been where field tests were carried out X-ray film for highly definitive cert tickets has made to the speech yesterday said trade pros- which works on the same prin- been stuck with a to Union Warns $3,750 damage suit for the “do not as the camera—was offered civil defense officials, Tuesday. diagnosis. Plants, House Ways and Means Commit- pects coming year ciple Polaroid verdict sponsors said, because the pro- At present, the demonstration If the device is accepted by the A warning of growing “unrest” tee. yesterday in District appear very promising.” demonstrated for Rear Admiral gram is still too “chaotic.” model weighs about 50 pounds and armed initial among workers at the Govern- Court. Last year was the greatest in H. L. Pugh, surgeon general of forces, production, Spokesmen for the Nation’s is the size for trade al- the and ofiicials of the Briefly, it works like this: of a small suitcase, but which is not yet under way, will ment’s atomic energy plants as a symphony orchestras and concert It was all because two history Hong Kong Navy, years Bethesda Naval The Polaroid film is supplied in enginers said much weight and be for military use only. result of a proposed big increase before the he though it slacked off sharply to- Hospital. managers appeared ago hitched his dog to his sheets about 10 by 11 inches. At- in housing rents was issued today committee ward the end because of the If accepted by various Armed yesterday. wagon. tached to the top of the film pack by James A. Brownlow, president Patrick con- Mrs. Susan United States embargo to prevent Services boards now evaluating Hayes, Washington Jackman said a is a “pod” which contains a jelly- of the AFL Metal Trades Depart- cert and former goods from reaching Red China it, the device is expected to be of manager manager wheel of the wagon struck her leg, like substance. This is a secret ment. through here and because of great wartime aid to forward area of the National Symphony Or- causing her to fall. chemical which does the actual Mr. Brownlow disclosed he had chestra, urged that the tax be She asked $32,000 damages be- shortages brought on by stockpil- surgeons. £wtieteps\ ing elsewhere. developing. protested both to Congress and eliminated entirely for non-profit cause she said she was hospital- Wounded men brought to ad- Gov. Grantham said there was Finished Picture Is Print. to the Atomic Energy Commission organizations and cut in half on ized for more than a year. How- vance hospitals could be immedi- l means no for and the plan to raise rents on Govern- all other admissions. ever, the jury allowed only $3,750. justification despair ately X-rayed and treated, with- After the X-ray is taken, the that in the view the j ment-owned housing at the Oak Unless a tax cut is made, Mr. Robert L. Hamersley, the boy’s long colony’s out the necessity of removing film is placed in the device, which is sound. Ridge (Tenn.) and Hanford Hayes said, “the end may be m father, will have to pay. position them to hospitals equipped with breaks the "pod” and spreads the He said the total trade (Wash.) installations. He said sight for many cultural institu- But the.father was dismissed figure darkrooms and conventional de- developer evenly over the film. V Quality) for 1950 reached 7,503,214,026 the AEC plans to put the in- tions in America and for many as a co-defendant in the suit, and velopment equipment. The substance the and develops pic- from 28 to 40 entrepreneurs in the field of music young James had to take the Hong Kong dollars topped the creases, ranging per rap No ture and “Axes” it—that is, sets and theater.” previous record year 1949 by more Liquids Used. cent, into effect next August 1. alone. it so it will not fade. Floyd G. Blair, president of the than 2 billion. The Hong Kong Furthermore, it was said, sur- Investigation Asked. This cuts into the Philharmonic Symphony Society dollar is valued at 17 Vi cents geons probing for shell fragments, process In a letter Mc- three washes in to Chairman of New York, said removal of the Lincoln Moved Capital American. setting fractures or performing solution required M:ahon of the Senate-House the tax was essential to help sym- Abraham Lincoln was largely in- The big increase does not re- operations requiring X-ray exam- regular developing process. Atomic Mr. Energy Committee. phonies cope with large annual strumental in removing the state flect actual trade volume, Gov. ination during the surgery would The finished picture is a print, Tw* kinds—* ECO l AII and YELLOW Brow-nlow asked for an investiga- deficits. Even then, orchestras capital of Illinois from Vandalia Grantham said; it was largely ac- be able to get rapid picture reports not a negative. tion. He said: cannot make a profit, he said. to the site of Springfield. counted for by price increases. on their work. The device was developed by “If the agitation attendant to this rent increase is permitted to grow it cannot be beneficial to the interests of the AEC or production in these plants. It is already caus- ing unrest among the employes and this is bound to result in mis- understandings, with a consequent loss of enthusiasm in their work performance.” Mr. Brownlow said it was the AEC’s plan to raise rents on all housing at Oak Ridge and Han- ford. Increases on some of the typical units are from the present $34 a month to $44; $43 to $63, and from $85 a month on the larger ones to $113. “They (the employes) are faced with the entirely incongruous sit- uation,” Mr. Brownlow said, “of having the Government freeze their wages, while in turn the same Government, as their land- lord, increases their rents, and contrary to that same Govern- ment’s declaration that rents can- not be increased.” Protest Sent to Dean. Unions of the AFL Metal Trades Department represent all of the workers at the Hanford plants and a sizable part of those at Oak Ridge. Mr. Brownlow wrote AEC Chair- man Gordon Dean that the pro- posed rent hike was “completely unwarranted” and that it was being done as a favor to private real estate interests in the two areas. In reply the AEC said the in- creases had been ordered as a means of equalizing rentals of Government-owned and private enterprise housing. About 18 per cent of the workers at Hanford and 40 per cent of those at Oak Ridge live outside the project sites. “In addition to paying higher off-site rents,” the commission stated, “these workers have had the added expense of transporta- tion. It is not considered equitable that the workers occupying hods- ing in Atomic Energy Commission communities should receive any emolument such as reduced rents.” China Reds Broadcast New List of POWs By the Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 8.—The Chinese Communist radio yester- day broadcast the names of an- other group of Americans it said had been taken prisoner of war in Korea. The list, as monitored by the Associated Press here, follows: Pfc. Clyde Wilson, jr.; Tommy Bean, Reading, Pa.; Joseph Preola, son of Mrs. Cruise, Bayonne, N. J.; Donald Tundo, Detroit. “Son” Nissle, Jacksonville, Fla.; Irvin Edwards, Broad Run, Va. (care Mrs. William Herrel); Homer Richardson (Route 2, Box 29), Alexandria (State not given); George Hook (Route 3), Aiken, S. C.; Douglas Tanner, Grand View-on-Hudson, N. Y.

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