Show CENTRAL NI Al BUREAU y MAY GOVERN GOV N P. P L 1 IN HUH President resident Indic Indicates tes He May Suggest Change to Congress GEN CEN E WOOD yOO TO STAY No Criticism of Army Navy N Administration NEW YO YORK June AP AP- AP Major General Leonard Leonar Wood announced announced an art- definitely t to newspaper newspaper men this afternoon that h he would return to the Philippines Ph as governor governor gov- gov gov Iov general notwithstanding reports re reports reports re- re re- re ports to the contrary General Wood who arrived here t today day from from the west where he had visited Pr President Coolidge at atthe atthe atthe the summer summer White House a said id he would remain here until the Fourth of July when he expects to g go to Washington ashington I IBy By PAUL R. R M MALLON LL N U Unit United d Press Staff Correspondent nAP D CITY S D. D June 28 28 President t Coolidge Coolidge f ma may soon recommend to congress a a. change In hi m t t T nd nd other th po pc s S tta a a. a bureau instead of having th in administered by the Interior d department army army and naY naVy haVy It was Indicated at the summer slimmer White Ho House se here tOd today The s ct vas was discussed dl I by Mr Coolidge Coolidge- with Governor General General General Gen- Gen eral Leonard Leo i of the th Philippines Philippines Philippines Philip Philip- pines duM ls recent stay here it ft was was was' divulged and the president Is giving the serious study WAR WAR WARTIME TIME SYSTEM WI I Mr 11 Co Coolidge h h has ha's has s ho no no intention In In- of criticizing activities of th the army army and pavy navy In the Island possessions he believes a a- central bureau might give more mor Intimate attention to all alA their peeds needs The pres present nt system grew up naturally as a result of ot the war with Spain when niost of our Island poss possessions ver were obtained he thinks But some time in th the future this situation must be changed the an announcement announcement an an- noun ement made clear Mr tr Coolidge was very much en encouraged en- en by Woods Wood's report to hInl on administration the f nt Philippines Continued on page paie 3 3 CENTRAL BUREAU MAY GOVERN P P. P I I. I IN NEAR FUTURE I Continued froth from page lage 1 1 at the the present time The he Islands I are accepting the administrations administration's policy toward them in the right spirit and this this' has resulted result d In stability sta sta- there ther the president believes NATIVES CONSIDERED Mr COOlidge thinks that natives th there re can can show their capa capacity for government self best pest by careful administration of their organic organic- law Apparently they are wholeheartedly whole whole- heartedly undertaking to pursue that policy polley in his opinion Ninetynine Ninety Ninety- nine per cent of the government of the islands now is being admInistered administered administered adminis admInis- by natives They virtu a ly are under self- self government n now w and without re responsibility re- re re- re for protection and national national national na na- na- na defense which usually goes with self-government self it was pointed point point- ed out NEW YORK June 28 AP AP- AP Major General Leonard Wood governor governor governor gov gov- general of the Philippine Islands arrived here this morning with Major Reed need his aide and two companions Although his ruddy complexion was vas unchanged General Wood was apparently not well He was as assisted assisted assisted as- as from the train by his com corn |