Washington, Jan. 11 President Roosevelt said here to hat the United States was working on a plan to allow the Philippines until 1960 to adjust trade relations with the United States in connection with Philippine Independence.
Mr. Roosevelt said Manila and Washington officials were in general agreement on the principles of trade but must yet recond opinion regarding de-
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Rooseve! gradual down cole rence and prevent severe damage to Philippines industry. He said the plan would require an amendment to the present Indevendence law. but that it could be [achieved in regard to trade matte He indicated, however, that the Government had no intention of altai political provisions of the Independence Act.
The President said the plan was to
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