...States, in his message to Congress on March 2, 1934, recommending the enactment of said law stated : 'I do not believe that other provisions of the original...confident that they can be corrected after proper hearings and in fairness to both peoples,' a statement which gives to the Philippine people reasonable...

...States, in his message to Congress on March 2, 1934, recommending the enactment of said law stated : 'I do not believe that other provisions of the original...confident that they can be corrected after proper hearings and in fairness to both peoples,' a statement which gives to the Philippine people reasonable...

...independence was presented in 1934 it was accompanied by a message from the President in which he stated : Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples. In 1934 Congress passed the second Philippine Independence Act, which was accepted by the Filipino...

...independence was presented in 1934 it was accompanied by a message from the President in which he stated : Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples. In 1934 Congress passed the second Philippine Independence Act, which was accepted by the Filipino...

...their faith in the statement made by President Roosevelt when he recommended the act to Congress — "Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident that they can be corrected after the proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples." Several amendments casing some of the more stringent...

...President Roosevelt. In approving, the second bill carried this exact language from President Roose-velt : "Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples." After approval of the bill by both Houses it was accepted by the Filipinos. In passing, it will be...

...President Roosevelt. In approving, the second bill carried this exact language from President Roosevelt : "Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples." After approval of the bill by both Houses it was accepted by the Filipinos. In passing, it will be...

...President Roosevelt. In approving, the second bill carried this exact language from President Roosevelt : "Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples." After approval of the bill by both Houses it was accepted by the Filipinos. In passing, it will be...

...affecting the marketing of Philippine sugar in the United States. Furthermore, the President states : "I do not believe that other provisions of the original...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples. ... To change, at this time, the economic provisions of the previous law would reflect discredit on...

...which, in accepting the act, quoted from President Roosevelt's message to Congress, which declared, "Where imperfections or inequalities exist, I am confident...after proper hearing and in fairness to both peoples." This statement, according to the Filipino legislators, "gives to the Filipino people reasonable assurance...