The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-12-24
Z, S. Workers Fight TOR
Filipino independence

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COMMITTEES by
bringing substitute for Bill
4 the amended Hawcung Bill
a days by the Senate.
supposed grant independence
Philippine Islands But they independence Already on
April shortly
Daily article when Independence not Independ
ence which stated that these bills were not independence ALL Un
g independence article satisfy
cmong shutting Filipino
immigration from the United States particularly the American Fedora
Labo those interests protesting against
duty of Filipino oil dairy products CAer
Federation the National Grange Dairy Union National
Association OF Sugar Beet Producers).
Daily printed
oas on the Filipino question i4SGatng the growing misery and star
of bitter strikes OF the tenant farmers against feuda conditions that
steadily
carnations dnoudng orsano Fange Jaono G Manahan and
pa and the native Fpno d group STOP the
growing wave Of strike struggles to stop the growth Of the alliance
drive against the revolutionary organizations was under pressure OF the
Far East The interests ot q imperialism paofied
WHAT program Philippine
" on Is It to establish an Independent Philippine Islands
Philippine their
they independence They rising revolutionary
than the u mpea1is To be Filipino bourgeois
immediate complete independence this
steps they have taken toward the camp OF o. s Imperialism The
members Of the 9Th Filipino Mission leaders of the
unconditional independence in year ago when thew accepted
sn under s6oafed sd us 1as i not ent
preparation The Leaders OF the Philippine Civic Union tvceno soto
dnsd 9av f 1--WE tn mn gt t Gn Gney con on
Hr Bin they supported The Democratic PARTY in be reeent nTe 3
elections in the United States on the ground that the Democratic Party
Of the bourgeois and Of the Landlords have openly revealed their
independence the Philippine Islands can
only be carried through successfully by
teeca Through their struggles learning les
struggle What are the main obecives Of that Pugge? TO fe the
daisn on the land IN Other words r. su 4rgh +ha
perist revolution The boion ~ i om ne Sgan anu
INSTRUMENTATION Of these
The abolition Of feuda remnants giving solution the
question means the confon without compensation
this among working peasants Land to the peasans The
workers government
INDEPENDENCE Philippine Islands will be won through the
port anperas forces in the united states American ss
pa VIII never Voluntarily give up the Philippine Islands Recent
and OF President Hoover make clear their independence
Illustrated by the War May 1880 which
outpost orient their retention tends ensure or
through struggle WILL
What demands shall antimpeaiss Congress at this
The League Of the United
Philippine Islands For the innediate ufbdrauaI III 4b
american armed forces and pateshp from the Islands
@ o. e Terror against workers and peasants organizations
o release 81 al workers and peasants now in Filipino a
70 long jan ana e terms The cessation of discrimination against
immigration exclusion We call support the
1mp1al
against cuts and An-Impea1i
League has called Tor and announced its willingness participate
campaign against the fake independence bills
geher with all elements sincerely oppose these bills
independence of the Philippine
independence by
leaders under the of independence"
We call all trade all workers organ
izatons take the battle unconditional indpend
ence OF the Philippine Islands Adopt to both
houses OF Congress The Philippine Islands question
this session. Act