Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1931, Page 7

AGUINALDO WANTS ARMY ORDERS 1. Howard L. Landers, Field Artil- lery, this city, has FREE PHILIPPINES :; m‘fi.wmm Favors Immediate Independ- ence, He Tells Senator Rob- inson From Hospital Cot. By the Auocmm Pnn 5. —Emilio Agui- MANIL, naldo, who led “the 'thpplne insurrec- | Stanley, tion against the United States after the Spanish-American War and later clme to support. the American suzerainty, been ordered to Hawall; Maj. M. Medical Corps, transferred from Rnckwell Fleld, Cl“l’ to Panama; Maj. Frank Cole, ¥ clared today in favor of 1mmad.ate m- W. O. H. dependence for his country. Until now Aguinaldo hld professed the bellef the Philippines eventually should have independence, but that they should take time to prepare for it. guinaldo made known his change of Republican, Indiana, in a hospital. The former insun-ecw chieftain is recovering from M dent in wh ch he suffered the (l‘lct\lre of one FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES 'ancy “Sowega” or “Tom Watson” WATERMELONS oSiRee . Each §@e BANANAS . . “ 19¢™ 23c Cantaloupes,2 = 19¢,2 = 25¢ StringlessBeans . . . . 3™.19% FreshLimaBeans . . . . 2m25¢c Hot House Cucumbers . . 2 |5¢c Red Radishes . . . . 3t |Oc “WHERE ECONOMY uus“ ///xllll/llllln N l|l\\\\\\\\\m\\\§ 1715 Pa. Ave. N.-W. SPRING LAMB Lb. 23c TENDER CHUCK ROAST = lse Fresh Killed Frying or Broiling CHICKENS . . n. 37¢ Five Years to Retire. On the north side of Pa. Ave., be- Fresh TOP Mast Fillet . . . = I19¢ . ™ 5¢ ‘The native leader said he thought the United States should grant independ- ence immediately, but that it should take five years to retire from the island. After that, he said, America should allow free trade between the islands and the United States for 10 years. the economic vould nof capital would be better off under home rule here than at present. The erstwhile insurrecto said Fili- pino gratitude to the Unlted States for such independence would be so great that American capital would be well d that the sugar industry could survive. Could Work Out Tariff Plan. Aguinaldo said the free Philippine | Gf government could work out tariff ar- rangements with other countries which would assure a market for island prod- ucts, particularly in China and Japan. ale sf Senator Vanden- n them as stating it would have a psychological effect in favor of the in- dependence campaign if he would visit the United States. The native leader said he feared he wou!d be unable to go to America this doesn’t like cold weather and does not want to travel in Winter. A physician 1 ., many, to make a mxdy of !umpem hydraulic research methods. o TRANSASIA EXPEDIT!ON REACHES KASHMIR VALE Motor Caravan, in Midst of Hima- layas, Will Try to Cross High- est Range in Few Days. Climbing into the world’s most famous vnlley the mile-high Vale of as] = eperatlng in the expedition. ficmlly designed cars equip- ped wuh nd drives the expedition entered the valley over a road along the canyon of the Jhelum River. 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