Constitutional Britain Thanked For China Aid Washington, Sept. 18, Legal authorities here indicated jay that the Attorney-General, Mr. omer S, Cummings, would be re-wriested to reply to the brief fled by "Filipino lawyer, Sri. B.M. Gancey, who seeks a declaratory judgment lat "the Philippines Commonwealth jovernment is not constitutional.
Ex-Senator Harry B. "Hawes, joint thor of the Hawes-Cutting bill wing the Philippines independence, aid that he had not studied the brief jut that he would give it his attention soon as possible. He said that he vould not be able to participate in lite proceedings unless the Philippine Zovernment or the Philippine Resi~ lent Commissioner's office requested iim to do $0.
Tasular affairs officials said that the var Department's Judge Advocate-General, Ma}.-Gen. Allen W. Gullion, vould probably consult the Attorney-general if necessary and would suply facts and data, but it was not be-joved that the action would attain vide scope.
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