London, June 11.
The populations of several provinces in Abyssinia wet against their oppressors" and the western portion of Ethiopia was completely governed by the old authorities, declared the Negus when he attended his first public function in London to-day—a League 'Nations Union luncheon, at which he was the guest of honour, 'The Emperor, who spoke in Amharic, and' was accompanied by the Crown Prince and his daughter, Princess Tashal, added that he favoured continued confidence in the League of Nations.
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