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actresses in Hollywood who have in
formed your correspondent their mar
riage longevity was the result of nom
professional mate, the brunette Cana
dian-born actress believes the route
whose work Is similar.
when couples work in different
professions, how can they sympathize
and understand each others prob
lems?" miss Shearer's husband is
Irving Thalberg the producer)
Money Should Be Goal.
"The greatest goal in life should be
to make money" she continued. Not
for the sake of the money ITSELF" Miss
Shearer added hastily, but for its
reaction on character. The necessity
for working is always the motivating
thought behind money-making. The
most successful people-judged from
every Standard-have been forced into
the mill of struggle and endeavor
through lack of money. It requires
courage, determination, ard sound
judgement to stay the course"
Miss Shearer believes that the most
important asset for success on the
screen is the quality of glamour.
Screen actresses must be presented
to the public as glittering beings. with
no mundane ties, or they cannot lift
audiences out of their everyday emo
tions. They must appear different
from the average person, or why should
anyone pay to see them?"
Struggles With Self Consciousness.
Picture making is the best way Of
losing self lf-consciousness, asserts the
actress. mo one in the world could
have suffered as much as I regarding
this. Even now it takes week of act
ing to make me forget myself. But If
I appeared in more pictures (Miss
Shearer averages one year,, should
not be troubled by this at all. The
more one acts, the easier it Is. Like
everything else-tennis or writing
practice makes perfect. I would like
to leap from picture to picture, and
Evening star., 1936-08-13

make at least two a year. But that.
unfortunately is not always possible. I"
Miss Shearer's next picture will
probably be Pride and Prejudice" un-
less a modern story is available first.
Following this comes Marie Antoin-
ette," purchased three years ago when
the actress was in England. Charles
Laughton will play the role of Louis
XVI.
Critical at Showing.
The role of Juliet was practically
thrust at her. Miss Shearer revealed.
II saw Katherine Cornell do the play
10 months ago, and before her, Ethel
Barrymore and Jane Cowl, but at no
time until I was asked to make the
picture did I visualize myself in the
part"
The most apprehensive members of
critical preview audience of Metros
Romeo and Juliet" were Miss Shearer
and her husband, Irving IhaIberg.
II still can't believe all the wonder
full things that have been said of the
film" she said. particularly of the
potion and balcony scenes. We made
the potion scene at the end of long,
firing week, and We intended to re-
take 1t on the following Monday-but
George Cukor (director), decided to let
it stand. He was evidently Justified
Mr.. Thalberg was so pleased with the
notices he told me they couldn't have
been better If we'd written them our
selves"
Evening star., 1936-08-13
u. S. Spirit
Is Feature
Of Concert
Native Composers and
New World SYM
phony" Delightful.
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

D1 hLISL EtEhSN1h4Ns
TINE twelfth concert of the Sum-
mer series at the Water Gate
was entirely American in spirit,
\ featuring four native compos-
ers in the first half of the program
and closing with Dvorak's New World
Symphony" Fabian Sevitzky. who
put off his vacation in order to take
the place Of Henry Hadley. prevented
by illness from directing this weeks
concerts as scheduled. continued the
excellent impression his previous times
as conductor had made.
The lovely "Dirge" by Mary Howe,
performed here once before, If memory
is correct. by the Philadelphia Orches-
ira, revealed a wealth of profound
musical thought which could stand still
more analysis to bring out its many
effective passages than the reading last
evening disclosed. 1t is skillfully
written, with a subtle orchestral voic-
ing that requires a careful balancing,
SO closely woven are its themes. Fol-
lowing, as 1t did, the Suite in e.
for strings, written in 1910 by Arthur
Foote, its richer substance and imagi-
native planning registered with partic-
ular power. The Suite" together with
Otto Cesana's Negro Heaven" and
Hadley's Indian Ritualistic Dance"
were played for the first time locally.
In Negro Heaven" Mr.. Cessna has
gathered melodies which mirror the
various moods which have been the
Evening star., 1936-08-13

art or entertainment. and here's the
menu for this week:
Loew's Fox Robert Montgomery,
Madge Evans, Eric Blore, Frank Nor
gan and still more top comedians in
"Piccadilly Jim" On the stage, the
fourth annual Going Native Revue"
of local talent. After Friday night,
change the name of the above to
Loew's Capitol. Program still the
same.
Warner Bros. EarIe-Edward Ar
mold, Lionel Stander and various fea-
ture players in Meet Nero Wolfe"
introducing a new detecitif to the
screen. Pappy, zeke, Ezra, ETC., and
their hill-billy antics headline the
stage bill, which also has other acts.
R-K-O-Keith's-A new March of
Time" devoted chiefly to telling the
story of the trailer craze or the saga
of half a million people who ride
the highways wagging their homes
behind them, will join Mary of
Scotland" as the attraction here.
Katharine Hepburn, Fredric March,
Donald Cresp and many other capable
persons in the cast of Mary"
Loew's Palace-Warner Baxter and
Myrna 10y in ITO Mary With Love /"
film version of the popular Saturday
Evening Post serial by Richard Sher-
man. Ian Hunter and Claire Trevor
are the chief supporting players.
Loew's Columbia Jean Harlow
Cary Grant and Franchot Tone come
back to town in "Suzy." which had
its earlier innings at the Fox-Capitol.
Edward Arnold is reported by his
press agents to have discovered new
Metchnikoff bacillus formula which
can be used in bread and will
lengthen the lives Of all who eat it
Wini Shaw added IS pounds for
her role in Satan Met a Lady" q.
so far she had run the scale of
weights from 121 to 100 pounds to fit
sundry impersonations in her career
audiences at ITO Mary With
Love" will be given ballots to vote
their approval or disapproval of the
plot denouement 81. which has
already stirred up big arguments
among the critics who previewed it
. The Going Native" cast, worn
to a frazzle by long and strenuous
rehearsal, will take it easy today,
cruising the Potomac on Wilson Line
boat
Evening star., 1936-08-13

experience must nave Deen Aelp 100,
for he has been required so far to
impersonate a prizef1ghter's manager.
press agent, trunk HEAVIER, right
hand man of a gangster and, in his
current Meet Nero Wolfe" the dumb
assistant of a brilliant detective.
He seems to relish satirizing any
and all of them, a sweet revenge
doubles for having failed at so many
prosaic occupations.
X X n
The wisenschmalz commentators on
show business have decided the pro-
ducers' decision to release major en-
tertainments in the Summer of this
year is nothing more nor less than an
attempt to battle the election year
slump. Presidential campaigns always
raise bally hack at the box Office
This season exhibitors are trying to
make the box Office so good nothing
can hurt it.
Consequently they continue to roll
in, the blue ribbon samples either of
Evening star., 1936-08-13
needs Is DESTROYING" :"

Is
incredibly him in
early
Evening star., 1936-08-13

atmosphere in his Indian Ritualistic
Dance" The rather spare Indian
themes have been enriched with color
full orchestral tone without sacrifice
Of their meaningful quality.
An extremely beautiful rendition of
the New World Symphony" brought
Mr.. Sevitzky real ovation. The nos
talgic character that forms the very
essence Of the work was embodied in
every section of the orchestra, which
played with that personal feeling
that is the most potent influence
on an audience. With his usual care,
Evening star., 1936-08-13

Mr.. Sevitzky sketcned each phras
minutely, calling forth lovely singin
tone from whatever instrument too
up the melody.
The attendance, while not quit
so large as at the last concert
was nevertheless representative ant
sustained the enthusiasm which thes
Summer concerts have aroused in tn
local public. Fabian Sevinzky vii
direct again on Friday evening, whei
the soloist will be Helen Slower
soprano, who will sing the "Ritorn
Vincitor" aria from "1Aida."
Evening star., 1936-08-13
After Sixteen Failures
Stander Finds His Groove
Film Comedian Flopped at Every Job He
Tried Until He Hit the Movies.
New Films
New Films.
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.


1t all
much the first time,
on?" Before
had tried 16 different
publicity
tile seters assistant and other things
Evening star., 1936-08-13

inspiration or the finest spirituals.
His treatment of them brings upper
most the strong vitality which engen-
dered them and the rhythm which is
inseparable from them. The stirring
climax brought enthusiastic applause
and when. at the end Of the program.
after several recalls, Mr.. Sevitzky
asked what number the audience
would like to hear again, the demand
for q repetition of the Negro Heaven"
was almost unanimous.
From another American angle, DR..
Hadley has also caught the native
Evening star., 1936-08-13

walked, out of every job.
Then he tried being a radio comedian and Fred
Allen once gave him bit part on a program as
Russian and italian dialect comic. Once. Ben
Hecht and Charles Macarthur put him into the
movies when they were doing 1.-The Scoundrel"
He was growing, supernaturally stupid poet for
ever trying out his imporable verses on the re-
luctant biddy at his lodging house. A small part
magnifcently done.
Immediately Stander's services were in demand,
and he was asking How long, etc?" He was hired
for IF You Could Only Cook" Page Miss
Glory" 1.-THE Milky Way" "Mr. Deeds Goes to
Town." and Soak the Rich," another Hecht-Mac-
Arthur opus in which he reached new heights as a
mad anarchist who preached that what this world
Evening star., 1936-08-13

pOrtance. wives
should plan their
lives to fit in with
their careers - in
the way that men
do. he job
S h ould always
come first. This
does not always
mean that the
husband com e S
second. He can
be part of it. A
wife's private and
working life can
b e the s a m e
thing"
TT~IiLa Aarto;-
Evening star., 1936-08-13
Job, Not Husband, Comes
First, Says Miss Shearer
Star Says Wife May Plan Her Career Like
Married Man Does His Similarity
of Work Is Help.
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

tNANA)-Every wife should have job
who doesn't to be lacking in
appreciation hard husband must work for
necessities life said MISS Shearer interview 1T good for
what struggle with job
Juliet immortal
Evening star., 1936-08-13

drama Drought al
avalanch of praise from the critics of
the world, went on:
Married women as well as single
should give their jobs premier i'm
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
Ell JUEZ PETTEWAY DENE-
co LA PETIClON DE LA
DEFENSA EN- Ell Case DE


A las once de la manana de
hoy, ell Juez Petteway do a
cOnOcer, oficialmente, su reso.
lucion de denS Nr la peticion
de los abogadoAe la defensR,
en- la causa Que Sc sigue pOr ell
s~ecuestro de Rogers, Poulnot y
Shoemaker, y la muerte de es-
te ultimo.
Como recordaran nuestros
lectOres, los abogados de la de-
fensa solicitaron la semana an
terror, que ell case fuera traS-
ladado a otro COndadO, pues
la opinion 3ublica, bajo la in.
fluencia de las informaciones
publicadas pOr los periodicOs
de esta ciudad, impediria a los
jurados locales hacer justicia
impartial.
Durante varios diaS, ell Juez
Petteway estuvO tOmandO de
claracion a diversAs Personas,
concentrates, autoridadeS,
industriales, profesionales y We
cinOs-, de este condAdO, para
formarse una idea cabal en-
torno a la peticion de la defen
sa, y al cabo, como reSultadO
de esta Investigation, en- la ma
mana de hoy decide denegar
la petici6n de traslado,
No obstante esta reaolucidn,
Ell Juez Petteway sc reServd Ell
derecho de decidlr 81 trasladO,
81 comprObaba que no podia
reunir un juradO de persO-
mas de recOnocida imparciali-
dad, para que cOnOcieran y fa-
llaran sObre la culpabilidad de
los acusAdos en- ell case de &c :
cuestro v asesinato u se Jug
ga.
Los diez acusados son; R. G.
Ellsworth, ex-jefe de la poll
cia; C. A. Brown, ex-pOliciA;
Sam E. Crosby y F. w. Swift
ger, ex-miembrOs de la pOlicia
del tr&fico; c w. Carlisle y
Robert Chappell, ex-pOlicia es-
p~ecialeS, y James Dean, Allie
Gillian y Edward Spivey, Do
Orlando.
FL case comenzaF& . verse,
a las diez de Ia mAhAnA del lu-
mes % del actual.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
MISTERIOSO ROB0 DE PA
PELES AL CUNADO DE
LINDBERGH

Cambridge, mario Al de-
fHnciar la perdida de "ciertos-
papeles" de su pertenencia,
Dwight Morrow, Jr., cunadO de
Charles Lindbergh, atrajo So
bre 81 la atenci6n de las autori-
dades de dos Estados.
Morrow, Jr., estudiante gra-
duado de la Universidad de Har
ward, denunci6 hoy al coronel
H. Norman Schwarzkopf, de la
policia del Estado de New fer
sey, que 81 estaba "bajo La inn
preston" de que ciertos papeles
que Ell habia dejado en- su car
peta de 81 Residential de Cam
bridge habian desaparecido des
Ipues de su ausencia de dos Sc
manas.
La policia tuvo conocimiento
de este hecho en- la nodhe de
aver.
Inmediatamente, Schwartz
kopf notified a la Policia del Els
tado de Massachusetts, la mott
cha de la perdida.
Morrow, Jr., agreg6 que los
Papeles perdidOs cOntenian el
.itineraSio de su madre, que en-
la actualidad sc encuentra via
jando por Europa.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
$4,000 EMPLEADOS DE Ed
FICTOS, A LA HUELGA EN-
NEW YORK

Nueva York, Mario 2.-Unos
$4,000 empleados de edificios
declararon la huelga anoche, pa
ralizando las actividades de u
nos mil quinientos edificios de
Manhattan y I'm millar mas en-
ell Bronx, y afectando a un total
de cerca de cuatrocientos mil in
quilinos.
La orden de parO fue dada
por James Bambrick, presiden
tie de la rama local de Ia Union
International de Empleados de
Edificios.
Ell alcalde La Guardia ha CT
tado urgentemente a varios de
los funcionarios de su gobierno,
para tratar de sOlucionar este
conflicto, pero hasta ell presen-
tie no ha dado a conocer cual Sc
"a la Orientaci6n de SUI politica
en- torno al problema.
No Sc han publicado las petit
clones de los huelguistas. Has
ia ell momento no ha habido al
teraci6n del orden en- esta ciu-
dad, con motive de la nueva
huelga.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

Los manifestantes recorrie =
ron varias de las GALES mas
centricas de esta ciudad, ash co
mo los paseos de La Castella-
ma y ell p 10, llenandolo con
sus gritos y su entusiasmo la
manana dominica de aver.
En- Barcelona, cerca de me-
dio million de izquierdistas, Sc
reunieron en- imponente mani
festaci6n, para celebrar la lie
gada a dicha ciudad del ex-
p~residente de Ia Generalidad
Luis Companys.
La llegada de Companys,
procedente de Madrid, donde
permaneci6 durante los Iltimos
dias, l1espues de haber estado
preso durante cerca de diez y
ocho meses, fue tomada por ell
pueblo catalan como un sfmbo
10 del retorno de Catalina al
Gobierno aut6nomo del que dis
frutaba hasta la huelga revo-
lucionaria de octubre de 1884.
Tampoco Sc produjo niEgu :
ma alteration del orden en- ell
gran acto de masas de la Gu
dad COndal.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
Las Izquierdas ~espaholas celebraron
con grandes manifestations en- Madrid
Barcelona Ell triunfo electoral del 10

Madrid, Mario 2.-Dos
grandes manifestations cele-
braron hoy los izquierdistas de
esta ciudad y de Barcelona, en-
senal de regocijo por su def
nitivo triunfo en- las elecciones
celebradas ell 16 de febrero pro
ximo pasado.
Varias decenas de millares
de personals, en- su mayoria ira
bajadores,-comunistas y sin :
dicalistas-, desfilaron por las
GALES de Madrid, dando vivas
a sus respectivas agrupaeiones,
a sus lideres victoriOsos y a la
Revoluci6n Espanola.
Por primera vez durante los
Gltimos 18 meses, salieron a la
Gale banderas rojas, y los O.
breros entonaron ell Himno La
International, sin que con tai
motive Sc provocaran describe
mes nj cheques con la Guardia
de Asalto.
Sc repOrta que ell mas COM
pleto orden Sc mantuvo tantO
en- la capital de la rep1blica
como en- Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

fdel Vale, propietari miembrC
,de distintas corporaciones in
dustriales.
Sandal: DR.. Manuel Mencia.
cunado del DIR. Gomez y Jefe de
Sandal Municipal, durante la
administration del presidente
electo.
Agriculture: joaquin Perez
Roa.
Education: Luciano r. Mar
tfnez, professor universitariO, pc
dagogo, miembro de la SOcie-
dad Economical de Amigos del
Pals.
Faltan aGn por ser dados a
cOnOcer los nombres de las per-
sonas seleccionadas pOr ell DR..
Gomez para las carteras de Ira
bajo y Defensa.
Sc asegura que el presiden-
tie electo proyecta Ofrecer la pri
mera a una mujer. Entire los
nombres que Sc barajan para es
tie cargo ell de la Ora. Candita
Gomez Calais de Martinez Ban
dujo, ex-consejera de Estado y
candidate a representante por
ell Partido Union NaciOnalista
en- las Gltimas elecciones.
En- cuanto a la Secretarfa de
Defensa Sc guarda una absolute
reserva sobre ell particular, po-
siblemente en- espera de que ell
dictator Batista olga la Ultima
palabra. =
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
Por la estacion radioemisora EAQ,
ell aviador Menendez Pelaez habloe
aver desde Madrid a leblo de Cuba

POGO despues de las ocho de
la n9che de aver, ell aviador Gu
bano Antonio Menendez Pc.
laez Sc dirigi6 al pueblo de Gu
ba, utilizando para clio a la Els
taci6n del Gobierno Espaaol,
EAG, de Madrid, en- cadena
con las Estaciones habaneras
emo, CMBD y COCO.
Los cubanos de Tampa pu e
dieron sintonizar perfectamen
tie, tanto a la EAQ, de Madrid,
Espana, como a las otras tres
estaciones de la Habana, que
pudieron oirse perfectamentC
en- esta ciudad.
Antes de hacer uso de la pa
labra ell photo Menendez Pc
laez, una orquesta interpreted
ell Himno Nacional Cubano. A
continuation hizo uso de la pa
labra ell joven periodista, ex-
director de "El Pals" de la Ha
bana, y en- la actualidad Con-
sui General de CUBA en- Ma
drid, Sr. Enrique Pizzi de Po-
rras.
AL acercarse 81 aviador GU
bano al micr6fono, todos los a
sistentes 10 recibieron con gran
des aplausos. Menendez Pc
laez, con palabra entreeortada
por la emOci6n, dijo que tenia
ell honor de dirigirse a sus com
paneros Y compatriotas, en- la
Nispera del Gltimo dfa de su
permanencia en- Madrid.
Manana, dijo, me sera ofre-
edo un banquete por mis- COM
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
MEJORA LA
BARBARA HUTTON

Londres, Mario Eel medi
CO de La casa real inglesa, que
viene asistiendo q 10 Condesa
Won Haugw5ezIReventlow que
de soltera Sc llamaba Barbara
Hutton, y es heredera de- los
millones de WoOlworth, indic6
hoy que ell estadO De la distin :
guida enferma habia mejorado,
aunque seguia en- eel periodic de
gravedad iniciado la semana an
terror, despu6s de la delicada
operation a Ia que tuvo que ser
sometida a los tres dias justos
de su alumbramiento.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
Los eHilados revolucionarios cubanos .
celebraron aver por la tarde en- las
"Logias Unidas" una movida asamblea

Cerca de un centenar de ext
lados revolucionarios cubanos
sc reunieron aver por la tarde,
POGO despues de las tres, en- el
amplio salon de actos de las 80
gias midas, con objeto de ira
tar, entire otros temas de vital
intereS, de la "unificaci6n de la
Revoluci6n".
La convocatoria para esta a
samblea, -publicada en- la edi-
ci6n de la Gaceta' correspon-
diente al sabadO Gltim6-, esta-
ba firmada por los j6venes es-
tudiantes Guillermo Ara, Mes
tor ROdda, Pope Utrera, Leo
vigildo Aware y Homero Val
des.
Bajo la p%residencia de estos
cinco j6venes sc inici6 la asam-
blea, a la cual asistieron los
miembros del Connie Gestor de
Tampa del "Partido Revolucio-
mario Cubano", (Autenticos),
los "Legionarios de Marti' Y
los directiWs de amigos de
Cuba, rama local del Comite
"PrO Cuba, que funci9na EN-
la ciudad de Nueva York.
Despues de algunos desagra-
dables incidentes iniciales, que
fueron salvados con habilidad,
ell debate Sc concrete al punto
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

paneros de la aviaci6n militar
de la repdblica espanola. Des-
pues, volvere a Cuba.
Agreg6 que Sc sentia muy
satisfecho y agradecido por los
continuados e inmerecidos no.
menajes que Sc lie habian tribu-
tado, y que g~uardarfa eterno
a~gradecimiento a las autorida-
des, militares, corpOraciones,
asociaciones y demas personals
y entidades que 10 habian aga
sajAdo.
Di6 las gracias despues al
Encargado de Negocios de Gu
ba, Sr. Pr6spero Pichardo, tu-
vo frases de especial gratitud
para ell Cuerpo de Aeronautica
de la RepdbliSa Espanola, salu
do a sus companeros de la ma
rina Y al ejercitO cubanO, Y ter
min6 diciendo al pueblo de Gu
Ba: ."Prohto estare con uste :
des. Adi6s."
Durante la Ultima semana,
Menendez Pelez ha sido obje-
to de mnltiples homenajes. Las
autoridades e instituciones par
ticulares, los militares y los
miembros del cuerpo de avia-
ci6n, sc han dispu5ado ell ho-
nor de agasajarlo sin tregua.
Hoy Sc efectuaran los dlti--
mos actos en- su honor, Des-
pues, Menendez Pelaez volve-
r& hacia SUI patria, con ell re-
cuerdo, como ell mismo afirma-
ra, de haber visto realizado eel
dorado de su vida.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
LA GALL CURCI RECIBIO
HElAIDAS EN- UN CHOQUE
DE AUTOS

Los Angeles, Cal, Mario g.
Amelita Cali Curci, la estrella
de opera, que recientemente hi
10 su reaparici6n ante Ell pdbli-
co americana, despues de una
delicada operation a la que fu6
sometida hace algdn tempo, su
.fri6 hoy heridas leves, en- un &C
cidente automOvilistico, en- el
que result6 herido, tambien, su
esposo, Ell pianista H. Samuel.
Los esposos Samuel fuerOn
asistidos en- Ell Hospital de e
mengencias de Hollywood.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02

cardinal de la convocatoria: la
unificaci6n de las fuerzas de la
revolution.
Sobre ell tema,-de vital inte-
res para todos los exiladoS-, Sc
pronunciation sUceSivamente
los dirigentes de las distintas a.
Frupaciones revolucionarias a.
Iii presentes. La discussion a We
ces apasionada, pero en- ocasio-
mes tambien, elevada e ideal, Sc
prolong6 durante cerca de tres
horaS, La natural impaciencia
de los elementos j6venes, que
precisamense por tener mas
tempo por delante desean apre
surar ell ritmo de los aconteci-
mientOs, contribuyen a la ami
maci6n del acto. Hubo momen-
tos de verdadera expectation.
AL cabo, los exilados revolucio-
narioS ALI reunidos, Sc pusie-
ron de acuerdo en- r~econocer Ia
necesidad imperiosa de la uni
ficaci6n de las fuerzas de la re-
voluci6n.
Con tai objeto qued6 redacta-
da un acta, que sera suscrita
por todos los presentes, como
sintesis dc una tarde de trabajo
en- pro de la unificaci6n, y ruta
a seguir por los dirigentes de
las distintas organizaciones, o
sectores revolucionarios.
La gaceta., 1936-03-02
LOS ITALIANOS ASEGU-
RAN HABER OBTENIDO
N NUEVA VICTORIA

Roma, Mario 2.-N0!iciaS
procedentes del Quartet Gene :
raj del Ejercito Italiano en- ell
Frente Norte de Ethiopia, repor
tan aplastante victoria, segIn
parties oficiales-, para los sol
dados de la "empresa colonial
del Duce en- ell Noreste africa :
no.
del Duce en- ell Noreste africa
varios miles mas heridos, los E.
jercitos del Ras Kassa y del Ras
Seyoum huyendo a La desban :
dada, y los soldados del Maris-
cal Badoglio avanzando sin ire
qua, dcminandO las posiciones
estrategicas Ihasta entonces en-
poder de sus sdversarios y ocu-
pando una extensa area de te-
rreno, que aun no ha podidO ser
precisada.
Tales son los datos del parte
Official, qre ell pueblo de Roma
celebra con ell aborozo patriot
co natural en- tales casos.
En- los centres Oficiales de es
ia ciudad, Sc afirma, a mas, que
Ia victoria, la mas importante de
las obtenidas por los italianOs
en- Ell frente Norte, desmoraliza-
"a totalmente a los etiopes, y los
Obligara, p~osiblemente, a acep-
tar una paz.
AL efecto, Sc ina dadO a COMO
Ger ell prop6sito del Gobiern9
del Duce de entrar en- inmedia-
tas negOciaciones de paz, tenien
do preseDte, como es natural, el
resultadO de las Gltimas accio-
mes guerreras de sus ejercitOs.
Esta noticia circul6 insisten-
temente en- Paris, pero no ha ST.
do confirmada hasta ell mOmen-
TO.
En- la capital francesa, sin EN-
barge, Sc espera de I'm momen-
to a otro, IN parte del GObiernO
Eti6pico, ne2ando la resonante
victoria obtenida por los italia
nos. Tai ha sucedidO, hasta el
presente, con todas las anterio-
res victoriaN de los fascistas.