With some impatience, Mr. Elizalde said, "I do not wish to be made c party to any Hollywood publicity schemes." He said that he had looked at "The Real Glory," and that he thought it would be "a nice gesture' if Goldwyn would delete some of the scenes to which exception had been taken. Asked if a boycott would result in the Philippines if the alterations were not made, he seemed surprised at the suggestion and indicated that the idea had not occurred to him. The matter is definitely not a diplomatic crisis," he said. Pressed as to whether the Philippine Government was excited about the film, he answered, "I represent the Philippine Government in this country and I can assure you that the government is not excited at all." Mr. Elizalde seemed to be as amused over the incident as were the correspondents.
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