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.oit k Vft Three Manila
wre wounded Friday
ht with Philippine
Story police who, the
LTnce said, opened lire
rJbla guns because they
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StaiUe occurred in Quezon
UnU' eastern suburb.
Only the arrival of civilian police!
woppea the light.
Manila rttc!f4i4. n.
------- levsuea a two-
day battle in 1820 between Manila
police and the former Philippine
s.onst;nary which iater
the Mlltary Police Command.
They said neither side had forgot-
Poliomyelitis in severe form Is
relatively rare even during epi
demics rarely more than three
children per 1000 are affected .
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Soong's Polity
under Attack
' NANKING (U.B The Chi
nese government faced an internal
conflict over its economic policies
"Way after the legislative Yuan
refused to provide penalties for
violators of the emergency econ
omy measures of the Supreme
National Defense Council.
The yuan strongly criticized
policies of Premier T. V. Soong,
and it appeared that Soong would
attend its next meeting on March
1 to answer questions.
In rejecting the council's re
quest for penalties, the yuan re
solved to send the council a coun
ter-proposal that the economic
measures De presented for exam
ination by the
have a great bearing on the peo
nies ouraens ana freedom."
The yuan unexpectedly criti
cized the banning of gnM hnu
actions and circulation of U. S,
aouara.
ihe ban On TT S rin11sa n.
Impractical, the yuan said, be
cause of the impossibility of
stamping out the black market
One member sniri Knnntf urns
entirely to blame for the economic
crisis oecause of the failure of
his gold policy. Another member
sam u was foolish now to place
the blame on the Japanese and
the Communists.
A new world aviation code is
being worked out by. 40 nations
In order to further greater flying
safety.
Hkohit o's Tax
90 PerCent
TOKYO (U.R) Emperor
Hiromto will surrender 90 per
cent of his wealth to the govern
ment as a special property tax,
tne imperial household depart
ment announced Friday.
Placing the emperors total
wealth at 3,710,716,338 yen-
about $250,000,000 (U. S.) the
department said property valued
at 3,338,260,712 yen will be turn
ed over to the government.
The emperor will retain pos
session of the inner palace, his
present residence, as well as the
Akasaka detached palace, Kyoto
detached palace and three villas
at Hayama, Numazu and Nasu.
Among the property which will!
be surrendered will be museums
in Tokyo ano Nara, land, build
ings and forests of the emperor's
forestry holdings, and a greater
part of the imperial art objects.
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For Baby's Death
SALEM C) The four-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Reynolds of the. Salem farm labor
camp died Thursday night from
burns which Sheriff Denver
Young said were reoeived when
a 6-year-old neighbor boy put her
into a hot cook stove.
The baby's mother said she had
gone to a neighbor's house and
had left the baby lying on bed.
wnen she came back, the baby
was in Ihe stove, Sheriff Young
quoted the woman as saying.
Young estimated the baby had
been lying on the glowing coals
for 10 minutes. The baby died
ave hours later.
Four Army Prisoners
Overpower Guard, Flee
CAMP KILMER, N. 3 (U.R)
Military and civil police broadcast
an alarm Friday lor four escaped
Army prisoners who overpowered
a work detail guard and seized
his rifle,
The prisoners were working In
an Army hospital car Thursday at
about S p.m. when one seized the
guard's rifle. While another held
a mess kit knife at the guard's
throat, he waa tied and thrown on
one of the beds In the ear.
The guard later untied himself
and reported the escape.
Red Army Cut
In '47 Budget
MOSCOW m Delegates
to the Supreme Soviet (par
liament) debated Friday a 1047
budget calling tor a decrease in
expenditures for the Soviet arm
ed forces and Increases for in'
dustry, public health, sport, com
munications and agriculture.
Total income for 1917 was es
timated in the budget at 391,500.-
000,000 rubles and expenditures at
371,400,000,000 rubles, of which
18 per cent would be assigned to
the armed forces as against 24 per
cent last year.
ine budget, submitted to a
joint session Thursday night by
Finance Minister Arseni C.
Zverev, would assign the armed
forces 67,000,000,000 rubles this
year, as against 72,600,000,000 in
1846.
(The ruble is not quoted 'In
foreign exchange trade. The of
ficial exchange rate is 5.3 to the
dollar. The diplomatic rate is 12
to the dollar. Russian government
finances include many items
which, in the United States, are
handled by private capital. Rus
sia's estimated expenditures
would total about $70,075,000,000
at the "official" rate; or $30,950,
000,000 .at the "diplomatic" rate.
(President Truman's budget for
the fiscal year starting July 1,
now under scrutiny in Congress,
calls for appropriations of $37,-
500,000,000. Of this about $11,
200,000,000, some 30 per cent,
would go for defense.)
The budget recommends'
tions expected to meet with gen'
eral approval of the many hun
dreds of delegates from all over
the U. S. S. R.. conformed with
the announced policy of Russia to
put less emphasis on the army,
navy and air force and accent the
internal economy in connection
with Prime Minister Stalin's five'
year plans.
Christian Science Talk
Scheduled for Monday
Elisabeth F. Norwood, C.S.B.,
will give a free lecture on Chris
tian Science at 8 p.m. Monday in
the State Theater, Eugene.
She comes from - Brookline,
Mass., and is a member of the
Board of Lectureship of The
Mother Church, The First Church
ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass.
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Maple Trees Removed
For Pedestrian Safety
Four large maple trees next to
the Masonic Temple at Tenth and
Olive Sts. are being removed be
cause they are badly rotted, City
engineer William ciubb said Fri
day. Clubb said that lodge members
are now taking them out to pre
vent them from breaking off sad
falling on pedestrians.
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March of Dimes Head
Discloses Final Count
Fred Buell, chairman of the
Springfield, West Springfield and
McKenzie River districts for the
March ot Dimes campaign, re
ported Friday that a final count
of donations showed $1836.63 col
lected from his area.
Buell said that final collections
were completed and tabulated
Thursday for the widespread area.
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Washington members will be held
here March 1-2.
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YJ.C. InlL One of the
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speakers.
Bible Quiz
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' Chapters . I to 8 .
Between N.C.C. and
BATA Students
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Fun for ALL
Youth for Christ
Sat., Feb. 22nd
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Woodrow Wilson
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HAMBURGER FEED
HOW IS TOUR MEMORY?
Without looking, make a list of all the personal property In
one room of your home. Then check-your list against the
actual contents.
In case of a fire loss, you would have to list all the burned
property for your insurance company, and you would be paid
for the items listed. How much would you lose because of a
poor memory? We can give you a handy inventory record.
Just ask for it. ,
Law Students Told
Of Investment Field
E. L. Hawn. vice president of
E. M. Adams Co., spoke to mem
bers of Phi Delta Phi, interna
tional legal fraternity, at a meet
ing of the group held recently at
Gerlinger Hall.
Hawn described the field of In
vestments and association be
tween that subject and the law.
Meetings are held bi-weekly by
the fraternity to sapplement for
mal training at the law school
with informal discussions related
to problems met by the young
lawyer upon entering practice.
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beginning March 1,' the Agricul
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