4.—A declaration by the two Powers provides that neither shall employ the means of publicity or propaganda at its disposal to injure the interests of the other.
$.—The Italian Government reaffirms to His Majesty's Government its pre-Vious assurances that it is fully conscious of its obligations towards the United Kingdom in the matter of Lake Tsana, the source of the Blue Nile, in Ethiopia. The Egyptian Government is associated with this declaration.
'G—The Italian Government likewise reaffirms the assurance, which it gave the League of Nations on June 29. 1936, that the natives of Italian East Africa should not be compelled io undertake military duties other thai those of local policing and military defence.
7—The Italian Government also gives an undertaking with regard to the free exercise of religion by British nationals in Italian East Africa and the treat ment of British religious bodies la that territory.
ach party reaffirms its intention to abide by the Convention of October 29, 1888, which guarantees at all times and for all Powers the free use of the Suez Canal. The Egyptian Government is associated with this declaration.
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