The Archive · 1930

Independence of the

PHILIPPINES, Washington, Aug. 14.

A new demand that Speaker Manuel Roxas of the Philippine independence mission be recalled to Manila at once by the Philippine legislature was published by the "Philippine Republic"

The demand was made in a new letter on the Philippine situation written by Mr. Isauro the Philippine Independence League. The letter of Mr. Gabaldon, former line resident commissioner in upton, is prominently featured immediately," Mr. Gabaldon says in his letter "to the Independenco League officers. "He should have been recalled immediately after he testified that he would accept Sena-for Hiram Bingham's resolution for nto vestigate of the desire of congress to arrive at a definite solution of the Filipino-American problem."

In his letter Mr. Gubaldon sai hho is unalterably opposed to any plan to solicit subscription to maine tain a Philippine independence sion in the United States.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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