London, Oct. 2.
Cold, tired and hunutry after being four days. and four nights in an open Aife-bent, 21 men out of 20 members ut the crew of the Norwegian steamer Vestvard (Oslo, 4319 tons) have been led at a port on the west coast of Hiro.
The Vestvard was torpedoes last Friday off the Hebrides and ink in ten, minutes.
The captain said two torpedoes were fired first and struck the ship, id when the crew embarked in fife-boats, ore of these was struck by a third torpedo.
The survivers made for the trish coast, but four nights elapsed before they "Ianded.
The chief engineer stated he was torpedoed last December but he was not going to give in—Reuter. can troops, mostly from the Cape province, have been guarding Kenya's Sesert frontier in the past month.
Regular patrols have covered hund= reds of miles of territory round the horthwrn tin of Lake Rudolf, close to the Equator.
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