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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
DUTIES AFTER RE-ENGAGE-
NENT

Dear Mrs. Post. Are there any
special duties devolving upon the
mans family when the son has be-
come re-engaged About year
ago when John" became engaged,
I paid visit on his fiancee and
her family and I had them to din
ner one Sunday. Soon after that
began hearing unpleasant tales
about the girl, who apparently
had become engaged to our son
without having the vaguest idea
what publicly acknowledging one
man meant. l naturally was un-
happy and l couldn't make any
more attempts at friendliness, so
I did nothing more. Then my son
found out about her escapades and
he broke his engagement. But
thank goodness, since he was so
miserable. she has mended her
ways and they have become re-
engaged,
Answer: 1t isn't necessary that
you make any especial overtures
to her family further than meet
HlE any lIltDulitltSs Oii NhNA4 POI ~
in kind. You should, of course,
accept the girl with the best grace
at your command On the other
hand, it is easy to understand your
inclination to 60 no more than
Just half way until more definitely
treasured of her change in behav-
ior-and of her change of heart!
ENGAGEMENT PRESENTS?
Dear Mrs. Post: What type OF
presents are given by a man and
a girl to each other as engagement
presents? Are such gifts custom
arily exchanged by newly engaged
people?
Answer: A man may give his
fiancee whatever he can afford TO
give her whenever opportunity Of
fers or even without opportunity.
But her engagement ring is the
only expected present. The girl
may give him a present If she
wants to. 1t is not expected; but
neither is it unusual. Most prob
ably she gives him something in
the way of personal jewelry, a sig.
net ring or cuff links. or q watch
anything that he wears constantly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Good Taste
Today
HOW EXPENSIVE 4 GIFT TO
MAN.
By EMILY POST


4 MAN.
Dear Mrs. Post. When girl
has to work. do you think It Is
suitable for her 70 give birthday
present that costs around twelve
dollars to a man she knows very
well but to whom she IS not even
engaged? All the girl earns Is
fifteen dollars and she has TO buy
her clothes out of this amount, IN
fact. pay her way entirely on 1t
with the exception of food and
room I'm the girls mother.
Answer 1t seems to me that
almost a quarter Of her monthly
salary is conspicuously large
amount to spend. Naturally l
don't know the circumstances. II
he. perhaps, has been very devoted
to her-even though they may not
be engaged or even in love with
each other-if she perhaps knows
of one particular thing that would
give him great pleasure TO possess,
if she has managed to put aside
enough to pay for it, choosing to
give il to him would be a matter
of concern to her alone. On the
other hand, to spend such an out
of proportion amount on his pres
ent from an oversentimental or ILL
considered motive would seem q
recklessly foolish thing to do.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
RECIPES
Loin of Lamb with Vegetables

~tfNfs To ~
Six loin lamb chops in ! piece
? kidneys. salt and pepper, me-
dunn sized onions, 3 carrots quar-
tered, 3 parsnips quartered, 6 small
potatoes.
Have chops rolled around kid
neys and tied into shape Make
sure that bones are cracked to
simplify carving Sprinkle with
salt and pepper. Place on rack in
open roasting pan. fat side up.
Brown lightly IN hot oven $50
degrees F. for about 20 minutes.
reduce heat 10 moderate $50 de-
grees FL and continue roasting
for ! hour.
Pour off excess fat, arrange veg
etables around roast. season with
salt and pepper. and roast until
tender. about IL hours longer.
Remove meat and vegetables 70
hot platter. make th,n gravy
using u tablespoons of fat and
flour 70 each cup Of water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
Irritated Readers
Express Themselves
Tell Why They Allow Annoying Talk and
Habits of Persons to Get on Their Nerves
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Perhaps this is just lone of those days AT rate
the mail this department written by persons who evil
IDENTIFY have grind Not cheerful in any Of
the letters received yet there must be for the
unhappness that prompted the following letters
The first young in love who not only
has his hands full trying the girl but is also kept busy
trying to combat militant mothern-law to-be
Dear Miss Grey: | am young man very much in love
with fine girl but having troubles because her mother
is the kind of who loves to mind everybody else
business than she does her She married to
suit herself and thinks that her wisdom great she
map out her daughters life Because the girl would
rather let her mother think she getting her
than argue with the woman she actually thinks she thwar
ing affair." but all she is succeeding in doing is making
sneak of her daughter who meets all the time and laughs
because she is "fooing" mama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Sarah-the Eskeths, Mr. Ransome,
the Raschids, the Bannerjees and
the Jobnekars."
There was no answer from Miss
Dirks, Wehn she turned to look
she saw that Miss Dirks was sit
ting with her eyes closed. Her
book on new methods of teaching
algebra had fallen into her lap and
one thin hand was pressed against
her stomach.
Frightened, Miss Hodge jumped
up and called out, Sarah SARAH"
Miss Dirks opened her eyes and
seemed to come back from great
distance.
Yves, Elizabeth, I'm sorry.
was thinking"
you're not feeling well ?"
"Yes. I'm all right. Just tired,
that's ALL" She sat up straight
and picked up her book.
Miss Dirks had not been sleep
ing. She had been thinking. with
her eyes closed, fighting pain.
1t had grown worse of late, and
now Off a long time she knew that
there was no use any longer in
combating it by power of will or
in pretending that it did not exist.
It was there all the time, now
withdrawing little way, now re-
turning to attack her with savag-
cry. She no longer believed even
in moments when it withdrew
t..,t
emily and leave her well again and
strong She had known perfectly
well for weeks that she should
have gone to a doctor long ago,
but In all Ranchipur there was not
a doctor who would understand
such things save Major Safti. and
she could not face the ordeal OF
being paved over by a doctor who
was not only a man but an Indian
and young and good looking.
Teh palace was an immense
structure set down in the midst of
vast park laid out long ago in
an attempt to initiate the lushness
and the well-ordered disarray OF a
great English estate.
Even the little lake had bot
tom of cement so that the precious
water would not seep away during
the dry season, and ii raised to-
ward the brazen sky, not the cool
pellucid surface of an English pond
bordered by sedges and flags, but
face that was pallid and dead
and green and family streaked by
the oil spread on IT to keep dowr
the Misunderstanding mosquitoes
In a year like this one, when the
. monsoon came late and water be
came more precious than wine. the
] little pond was allowed TO evapor
, ate altogether. leaving a shallow
shell of cement, the ugliest trav
estv of lake. with the gawdy lit
, tie pleasure boats stranded here
and there beneath the blazing sun
One by one the guests came VI
, the great staircase of white mar
! BILE into room that was all blue
. the color of Indian night, with m
, lMaharanee's famous collection o
Mogul paintings set into the wall
, among the silver stars. II was
! high room with windows whicl
overlook the park with view o
, Mount ALBANIA in the distance, ant
: across the great windows wer
/, hung MEETINGS of white cord 4
; keep out the giant bats and defea
: the curiosity of the sacred mon
Q keys. From the center OF IN
I Continued on Page 10, Column
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN


JUST as carefully chosen
. costumes can bring out
the best points of your figure
and camouflage its shortcom-
ings, so coiffures, makeup
and millinery can idealize
your face.
Again certain principles Of
line can create optical illu-
sions that are almost beyond
belief.
First we must decide as we
did with the figure what is the
ideal.
Most artists agree the ideal face
is oval or better yet heart
shaped.
If you have peaked hairline,
by all means make the most of it,
This week we shall discuss four
fundamental types of faces. IF
you have any doubt as to which
type is yours, consult hairdresser
who can consider you objectively)
But before Analysing these
types, let us formulate a few
general rules about makeup and
coiffures.
4 Hair at the sides of the
] face widens it.
!
= Bangs and dips on the
4 forehead shorten the face,
= Dips on a level with the
y eve narrow the face at the
eyeline.
Nobody can stand this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

81 Don't try too hard to re.
Il make your mouth.

This can be done sue
ceSsfuHy only on the
screen.
You can. however, subdue a
large mouth by roughing it not
quite to the edge. or accent a
small mouth by making it up fair
~ full.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23
CHOW CAN ! LOOK MY REST)

10 In most cases the brOws
X should start just above
the corner of the eye
nearest the nose.
- If the eyes are too near
ID together, begin the br0ws
a little further from the
nose and mascara only
the outer lashes; those
furthest from the nose.
IA Never bead the lashes.
IT II gives a doll-like stare.
IL Eye shadow below the
10 eye will make you look ill.
IL Graduate your eye shad-
10 ow from lid to brow.
Hare ii hedUieSt on the
lid and taintest near the
brOlC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

Egg tsrnish can De removed
from table silver by rubbing with
moist table salt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23


Wondering
Dear Miss Grey: | would like
TO answer the girl who signed her
self Wondering.
Where Is she going TO get the
happiness she speaks of sacrificing
when II is evident she has no hap
piness to sacrifice?
1t seems that parents, as a
general rule, do not rate very high
In the estimation of their chill
dren. When they offer advice or
teach the value of restraint, they
are ignored.
Ny advice to Wondering" is
To marry and learn what It means
to enter the parent class. Perhaps
she might learn to honor her
father and mother also.
Parents have been through the
mill and know how many heart
aches life has for all of us. The
more they love their children, the
more they want TO warn and pro-
tect them in order that the chill
dren might he spared disappoint-
ment and sorrow. Ungrateful
children can only be taught by
experiencing heartaches. too.
d. T..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

nj Win
the IL Pattern 1870 contains
motifs correctly placed
x2l. border Illustrations Of stteh
mat required.
pattern TO The Tacoma Times
Needlecraft Dept Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER your NAME
and ADDRESS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23

To Be Continued J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-23


IT Never put rouge in a
~ circle, because that, TOO
gives a doll-like effect.
Applying rouge 1Oith the
fingers makes At easier to
get the contour yOu rant.
10 Take care to carry lip
~ stick well inside the lips
SO that no discrepancy
will show when you smile.
~ Avoid a cupid's bow
~ mouth.
Today the ideal upper
lip is a double arch repeat
ing the cures of the
bro1cs and the hair peak,
II any.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-26
PAGE SIXTEEN

Traffic and Road Equipment Co.. Street
Lamb Seal { Stencil Co.. Street Signs
John P. Leahy, Patrolng Street due to
Assault Attempts .................
Frank Soper, Patrolling Streets due to
G. & p Telephone Co.,, Police Call Boxes
Automatic Signal Corp, Rent. Traf Lights
Bethesda Paint & Hardware Co., Jantors
and Road Equipment Supplies ........
Andrew j. Walker, Office Supplies .....
Thomas w. Perry, Fuel Oil ........:..
A. N. Newman, Clerk Adv. Petty Cash
John ?. Lea any, Spec Dep. Patrol Streets /
Frank Soper, Spec. Dep. PatroIling Streets !
Automatic Signal Corp, Rent. Traf Lights
Lamb Seal Stencil Co., Caution" Signs
A. M. Newman, Clerk Adv. Petty Cash
Bethesda Paint Hardware Co., Jantors
c. & F. Telephone Co., Priv Line Service
Andrew rev. J. Walker Office Supplies ......
holland Co., Pipe for Street Sign Standards
Coronet Carbon Ribbon Co., Coupon
Book Typewriter Ribbons -.
Potomac Elec Power Co., Office Lights
Thos. W. Perry Fuel Oil for Co. Bldg.
Potomac Elec Power Co., Current Traf-
fc Lights and Police Boxes ........
C. & P. Telephone Co., Office Phone,
C. & P. Telephone Co., Office Phone.
State Dept. of Forestry, Fee Issuance
Potomac csf Elec IF. Power si' Co., Office Lights
Potomac Elec. Power Co., Current Traffic
and Police Lights acknowledgements.
A.. ]. Walker, Office Supplies Equipment
C. G. P. Telephone Co., Private Line for
Police Boxes ............,.. ..........
Md Publishing Co., Advertising Costs, Etc. 1
Automatic Signal Corp, Rental Traffic
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., Traffic Signs
Traffic & Equipment Co., Street Signs
C. & P. Telephone Co., Office Phone
The Nd. Publishing Co., Ordinance to Re-
classify Properties ........ ........:.
]. H. Davis, Spec. Dep. Patrolling Streets j.,
due to Assault Attempts. .......... l
Md. Publishing Co., Redistribution Ord L
Potomac Elec. Power Co.. Current Police
Boxes and Traffic Lights .....::-.,.
Potomac Elec. Power Co., Office Lights
March ......... ....... y. ..........,
G. & P. Telephone Co., Office Phone .
Thos W. Perry, Fuel Oil for Building.
Montgomery Co. Refuse Co., Trash Removal
Bethesda Paint & Hardware Co., Janitors
Supplies ............... :..s.a...,
]. H. Davis, Spec Dep. Patrolling Streets
due to Assault Attempts. ...,........ L
Standard Oil Co. of N. j., Service Re
Special Deputy Work :. .....,,..
Welt Company, Repairs Oil Burner.
Bethesda Building Supply Co., Material for
Monumental Oil Co.. Janitors Supplies
John p Leahy, Spec. Dep. Patrolling Streets
due to Assault Attempts.
Frank Soper, Spec. Dep. Patrolling Streets
due to Assault Attempts. .............. L
TOTAI. 1878
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
LOS CANDIDATES A GOBER
NADOR

En- Ia lista del examen politi-
% semanal hecho por A. VIM.
Morrison de Miami, ell senador
Pat Whitaker, de Tampa, CONT
nGa a la cabeza de los candida
tos a senador.
Whitaker tieAe una robusta
personalidad politica y la des-
tacara mas aun en- la venidera
legislature.
Detras de Pat aparece j. Tur
ner Butler, de Jacksonville; w.
Mel. Christie, de Jacksonville
Fred L. Tochton, de Avon Park +;
Fuller Warren, de Jacksonville
w. c. Hodges, Tallahassee; Ra-
leigh Petteway, Miami; Sam
Chapel, Miami; j. Mark Wilcox
Coral Gables; B. F, Patty, Palm
Beach; d. Stuart ellis De Flu
MAX Springs; Doyle Carlton,
Tampa; C. Pierce Wood, Bris-
toll; Jerry Carter, Tallahassee +;
Russ A. Williams, Miami, y o.
tros, entire ellos Russell Kay, de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1939-03-30

ferencia a Suez, Jibuti y Tunez.
Supplements dice que Italia con
sidera invalido el acuerdo de
1885 y busca justifiear su acti-
tud."
AcUs6 Daladier a Hitler y Nh
solini, aludiendo a los dictadores
de que ponen en- peligro la paz
de Europa por su perpetuo de-
SEQ de eonquista. "NosOtros no
cederemos nj una sola pulgada
de territorio y nj un solo de nues
tros derechos.
"Francia espera salvar la paz
porqre odia la guerra; pero 81
la guerra Sc lie impone, 81 Sc lie
Ofrece la guerra como Gnica al
.ternatiya, Sc levantara como un
solo hombre para la defensa de
su libertad. A pesar de la crisis,
~atraviesa por un rena-
cimiento. La naci6n escucha las
demandas tumultuosas y las con
tesla con la mayor serenidad. Sa
be que Ia violeneia contra ella sc
"a dominada!
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
CUATRO FABRICAS QUE NO
HAGEN LA C~UESTACIoN

tPGblicamente Sc ruega a los
obreros de las fabricas MARCEL
no Perez, Arrange y Arrange, Be
rriman y Sama, cumplan con su
deber y hagan la cuestaci6n pa
ra los espaholes leales y republi-
canes refugiados en- Francia.
Ahora, como aver, Sc necesi-
ia del concurso de todos los HON
bres de buena voluntad.
Los refugiados en- Francia de
ben ser socorridos hasta que en-
cuentren un lugar donde estable
cerse con sus familias.
Esos companeros saben que 81
dolOr del pueblo espahol es ahO-
ra mas intense que nunca y ma
yores las penas de los soldados
y obreros vendidos a los faccio-
SOS por ell fascismo internacio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
Miles de ciudadanos leales han sido
encarcelados por los ~fascistas
Miaja, Casado y otros jefes militares
llegaron a Oran.
Muchos comunistas y ~anarquistas resistieron
hasta ell fin. w

tareS junto con oficiales del es-
tado mayor.
Hasta la semana pr6xima Sc
ha aplazado la entrada en- Ma
drid del general Franco, las tro-
pas italianas, moras, navarras y
~faSciStas.
Muchos leales cayeron prisio-
neros cuando sc disponian a sa-
llr de Espana. abandonados a su
suerte por los jefes del ejercito.
lnforman de 0ran que llega
a 81 el ndmero de aeroplanos re
publicanos que llegaron ALI, con
y,ies militares, entire ello5 Ca
sado y Miaja.
En- varios lcgares de Espana,
comunistas y anarquistas deci-
dieron resistir hasta Ultima no.
"a. Todos murieron bajo ell ata-
que de fuerzas %superiores y me-
ior armadas.
Tres vapores, uno ingles y dos
franceses, sacaron de Valencia a
dos mil lideres leales. 0tros Sc
marcharon en- pequenas embar-
caciones.
Queriendo evitar que por Gan
dia sc marcharan jefes militia
res y civiles, Franco hizo que la
aviaci6n italiana bombardeara
csc puerto.
Miles de ciudadanos van a ser
ejecutados, cast todos ellos men,
cionados en- 'las listas negras"
de los traidores.
Muchos hombres vendieron
caras sus vidas desde los luga-
res donde Sc habian refugiado.
En- Madrid, los falangistas Y
reaccionarios registrar las casas
en- busca de republicanos. Mus
solini mand6 aver TN telegrama
a Franco en- ell cual dice que la
EOS indisolubles existen entire l.
Italia y ia Espana nacionalista'
Queipo de Llano declare en-
Sevilla, hablando por la radio,
que Franco Sc mira mas estre-
chamente a Italia y Alemania,
los paises que desean una Espa-
ma grande. "Espana jamas sera
esclava de aquellos que deseaban
hrndirla".
La gaceta., 1939-03-30

I'm exItirano, Gerardo Macha-
do, asesino de estudiantes y o.
breros, falleci6 aver en- Miami.
Muri6 como "La Gaceta" lie ha
bia pronoSticado en- su campa-
ma de varios amos contra ell mons
truo: lejos de la iSla donde IA
ciera Y odiado por todos los HON
bres juStos del mundo.
iQu9 la terra lie sea leve v
que la historic maldiga sus cri-
meneS!
La gaceta., 1939-03-30

Perpignan, MARIO 30.-IoS
jeGeS faSUlStaS eSpanoles han
empezado a 'fimpiar las ciuda-
ues' segln dicen, de republica-
mes peligrosos y enemigos de
Franco.
Uno de los detenidos, seg1I
deSpachCs faccioSoS, 10 es ell al
calde leal de Madrid, Don Ra-
tael Heche.
Mics de hombres han sido de-
tenidos en- Madrid, Valencia.
Cuenca, Madrid, Alicante, Jaen
y otras poblaciones. Muchos de
clos seran sometidos a consoles
de guerra y fusilados.
julian Besteiro, Socialista, uno
de los ministries del Consejo Ma
ciOnal de Defensa, esta en- ell mi
historic de hacienda, Ell Madrid,
en- calidad de prisionero.
Miaja, Cascade y otros jefes
miiitares Sc marcharon al terri
torio frances en- Africa, EN- II
aeropeanos militares.
EspanoleS leales ofreciero1
r~esistencia en- las GALES de Ciu-
dad Real, Cuenca y otras pobla-
clones, siendo barridos por ell
ttego de las ametralladoras de
los facciosos.
Dicese que en- la secci6n de El
Escorial, cerca de Madrid, Sc
han entablado combates entire
talangistas y republicanos.
Ell numero de p~risioneros Ell
Madrid pasa de $4,000, habien'
do intervenido ia quinta column
ma EN- ell arresto de muchos,
Hasta la fecha, seg1n los fac
%ciosos, ell ndmero de sus prisio-
neros llega a 10000.
Durante ell dia de aver entire
garon sus armas muchos Soda
dos leales.
Todos los miembros del Con-
sejo Nacional de Defensa, seg1n
Burgos, Sc encuentran deteni-
dos en- Valencia, con la excep-
ci6n del general Jose Miaja y ell
teniente coronel Cascade, que sc
marcharon en- aeroplanos mill
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
Carta de una noble mujer americana,
que anna al pueblo espanol

Medical Bureau of North Ame-
rican Committee, porque las mu
chachas de YWCA tienen un
hu6rfano y han prometido en-
war 50 por mes.
Hoy y aver cuando no tenian
5!aSes, hemos empaquetado la
ropa y mi oficina parece un al
macen.
I'm periodista ha sacado un
retrato de las dos ninas mencio-
nadas y las cajas, 81 salen bien
lie enviare uno.
Cuatro de las estudiantas tu-
vieron el gusto de pasar dos no.
ras en- mi casa con Ruth Dardon
Y Evelyn Hutchins Rahmon,
cuando pasaron Una noche aqui
con la ambulancia, y este ayud3
mucho a estimular Ell interes del
grupo.
Siempre nos hace rabiar la
manera en- que Chamberlain ha
vendido la RepGblica Espahola
a los fsscistas; pero va que no
puedo hacer NADIA para impedir-
10, trato de hacer 10 POGO que
puedo para aliviar ell sufrimien-
to de las victimas.
Con abrazos fraternales,
Marion Hay.
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Para los hermanos del Frente Popular Un ii
rano. = Decima de un f~ascista. Bandera bi
color, bandera de infamia.

Bandera de borbones traido-
res, avari6sicos, criminales y
enemigos de la humanidad; BAN
dera de reinas disolutas y de a.
rist6crataS uncidas al yugo de
clerigos quema-infelices e into
lerantes; bandera de Felipe VII,
Isabel II y otros degenerados I:
bandera de traidoreS a Espana y
q la democracia: bandera de
completes de Mussolini Y de Hit
Ter; bandera de la inluisicion Y
de los asesinos de masones, liber
rales y republicanos; bandera
de los destripa nihos y mujeres
en- las GALES de Madrid, Barce'o-
ma, Y Valencia; bandera de los
aseslnos de poetas proAesiona-
les y obreros; bandera de los qre
oombardearon ell arbol de las Ii
oertades vascas; bandera de mi
litares traidores a su %juramento
y de falangistas perseguidores
lie gallegos republicanos, de as
.urianos heroicos Y de catala-
les; bandera de infamia, de
c~rueldaad, de hipocresia, de SUI
mission al fuerte -. bandera de
Franco Y sus adlatereS.
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
LOS P~ERIODIC0S ALEMA-
MES ATACAN A POLONIA

Varsovia, Mario 20.-Peri6di
cos alemanes de las ciudades GER
canas a la frontera de Polonia
lanzan hoy duros ataques contra
Ell gobierno de la repdblica pola-
ca, probablemente crmpliendo
instrucciones de Berlin.
Esos peri6dicos Sc quejan de
que los alemanes son maltrata-
dos en- territorio polaco.
"Enormes excesos Sc cometen
en- Polonia, dice un peritd!co.
Reina Ell terror mas brutal en-
contra de los alemanes."
Todas estas noticias son fal.
sas.
La gaceta., 1939-03-30
Contesto Daladier al discurso de Mussolini
Francia resistira con la fuerza a TODD ell que
intente apoderarse de SUI territorio

PARIS, Mario 30-El primer
ministro Daladier habl6 aver a
"a naci6n y ell mundo, contestant
10 al discurso que Mussolini pro
nLnciara hace pocos dias, en- Ro-
ma.
Daladier sc refiri6 al discursO
del DICTATOR italiano, en- cuanto
a la Tunicia, Jibuti y Ell canal de
Suez, acusandolo de hacer fall
sas manifestations y mantle
niendo que Italia debe dar los
primeros pasos en- cuanto a un
arreglo.
ia naci6n francesa sc levan-
tara en- armas, como un solo
hOmbre, contra TODD Ell que ira
te de apoderarse de sus terrific
rios por medic de la fuerza.
"Francia esta lista para Hego
ciar; pero solo en- las bases de
acuerdo que Mussolini de-
nunci6 ell dia II del pasado d.
,iembre.
una Francia paeifica y po-
ierosa puede mirar al future
,on entera confianza.
"Yo afirmo que Ia nota del
dia II de diciembre, por medic
de Ia cral MussOlini anul6 ell a.
cuerdo con Laval, en- 1885, no
NADIA especifico con re.