Plan for Delayed Independence Under Fire Manila, Nov. 6.
General Emilio Aguinaléo, the former revolutionary feader, to-day. made a statement to the Press in hich he vigorously attacked Senor Quezon for his plan to postpone the: consideration of Phillipine independ-fence for at least ten years whil General Aquinaldo stated "Autommy such as Sertator Quezon now advocates has never been the {deal for our country. To ask for tis equivalent to turning tt 13,000,000 Filipinos. who, well as in, peace, have complete liberation."
"Senator Quezon's present -at-tirade," he added, trast to the memorial of the pine Legislature recent {fo the minister for War, Mr. Patrick 3. Hurley, when he was in Manila.'
Reuter. thereupon retired from the meeting] and are holding a meeting of their own to decide how to prevent a.
"the Anti-which "is Toes! Kuomintang, wishes the goods to be auctioned in order to use the proceeds for purchasing uniforms for the Volunteer Corps and for other anti japanese activities Reuter.
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