Stockholm, Aug. 16 Dr, Hylander, head doctor of the Swedish Red Cross unit In Ethiopia, declared to the press that the war in Abyssinia 1s by no means ended, according to. reports reaching here from Nairobi, Kenya Colony.
Ras Destaand many Ethiopian leadfers are continuing to harass the allan in frequest guerilla attacks, he said: Members of the Red Cross, he added, had been endangered by native tribes, who mistook them, they were retreating, for Talia Havas, Turkish Diplomat Leaves Addis Ababa, Aug. 17, 'The Turkish Charge d'Affuires here yesterday paid a call on the Viceroy, Gen. Rudolf Graziani, informing him that' he was leaving' Abyssinia and entrusting the Italian leader with the protection of Turkish citizens in the country. No Turkish functionary now remains in Ethiopla—Havas, Vancouver, Aug. 14.
Expenditure of about $60,000,000 on the construction of four new liners to meet foreign competition on the Pacitle is being contemplated, according 0 unconfirmed reports in shipping circles here, The new ships would replace the Canadian - "Australasian steamer Niagara and Aorangi in service between Canads, Australia and. New Zealand, and the Canadian Pacific trans-Pacife ships Empress of Russia and Empress of Asia.—Reuter.
Oslo, Aug. 16.
An indignant denial of the charge made by the Soviet Commissar of Interior, G. G. Jagooda, that he was lstigating terrorist plots against the Soviet Government, was made here yesterday by M. Leon Trotski, the exiled Bolshevik leader.
'M. Trotski, who has been living in Norway for'some months, declared that he had no connection with Soviet affairs apart from a few articles about issia_writlen for foreign news-
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