ITALY PLEASED.
TRENDS AT GENEVA. LONDON, i April 11. The Daily Telegraph's Rome correspondent Bays that the Geneva proceedings have caused great pleasure and the committers decision is regarded as the first of a series of diplomatic successes complementary to the military victories. The Tribnna reveals a stiffening of Italy's attitude, saying that "Italy intends to end the conflict by ihe total annihilation of all military forces in Abyssinia." Diplomatic quarters regard as a. rebuff the committee's refusal to take notice of the invitation to Senor Madaria'ga to Rome, but are pleased with M. Flandin's reported sympathy. The refusal of the International Red Cross Committee to supply documentary evidence of the use of gas is described as a further triumph for Italy. It is stated that another memorandum on the subject of Abyssinian atrocities will shortly be presented to the League. It will attempt to show that Abyssinian women participate in the fighting and commit even more ferocious acts than the men.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 112, 13 April 1936, Page 7
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