Simultaneously, President Roosevelt prepared to submit to Con; his long-awaited message embodying the report of the joint Committee on Philippine Affairs with recommendations that preferential trade relations be maintained with the Philippines on a graduated scale until 1960.
Mr. McNutt's report was referred to the House of Representatives Insular Affair Committee and will be printed as a Congressional document. The report was submitted upon the suggestion of President Roosevelt and the Secretary of War, Mr. Harry Woodring., The report said the past year was a "banner year" for the Philippines, economically and financially. Future conditions, however, depend och economi¢ relations between the United States and the Philippines, the report said.—United Press.
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