THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1936.
Sudan's
Frontier
Trouble
ABYSSINIANS
CREATE DIVERSIONS
HARD WORK FOR PATROLS DISTURBANCES on the Sudan-Abyssinia fron-
Gathering Energy for the Morrow tier inst year are recorded
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THE NAME ON
THE
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in the 1934 Report on the Sudan. Among the incidents dealt with are:
The kidnapping of eight Sudan subjects by an Abyssinian
brigand;
An armed encounter between an Arab Corps patrol and poachers from over the border: and
The planting of the Abyssin- lan flag by an Invading chief- Lain 30 miles within the Sudan frontier.
On January 26, states the re- port, news ነቢ received that Dedjaxmatch Yahin Awad, a notorious frontier brigand who had heen the subject of frequent representations to the Abyssinian Government, had kidnapped eight Sudan subjects and carried them off to rebuild his house at Abdel Rafi, which lies two miles within the Abyssinian border.
"Representations at Addis Ababa resulted in prompt. measures being taken for his arrest, and, though. Dedjasnatch Yalin suc- ceeded at first in evading the SELVEDGE Ethiopian officer sent for this pur- pose, he was apprehended in March and removed to Debra
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9 Months in Prison
"He remained in custody until the end of the your, nyuíling a meeting between Sudan and Ethiopian representatives to In- vestigate the charges of which he was accused."
At the end of Tebruary, the report continues, a patrol of the Eastern Arab Corps encoun- tered a party of armed, Abys sinian poachers on the River Atbara.
On being summoned to Aur- render, the Abyssinians im mediately opened fire, which was returned. One Abyssinian was wounded, two others with rifles escuped, and the remain- der surrendered.
In March the district commis- sioner paid a visit to the Boma piateau, which lies in the Upper Nile province on the borders of Abyssinia. Immediately after his departure the plateau was oc- cupied by Abyssinian troops, who remained there, despite represen-
the end of the year,
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The British Consul for South- Western Abyssinia, It is stated, "visited the Boma plateau at the beginning of December and found Kanya match Ayella and a party of Ethiopian soldiers still in occu- pation. Despite the consul's formal protests, the Kanyasmatch, who stated that he was acting under instructions, followed the consul to the Beir village of Towath and there displayed thei Ethiopian flag.”
The report adds that this was not taken seriously, by either con- aul or natives, since Boma lies at a distance of about 80 miles in- side the Sudan frontier as defined by the treaty of May 15, 1902. Representations were, howover, made on this subject by the Bri- tish Minister at Addis Ababa to the Abyssinian Government.
SALESMAN SAM
Lord and Lady Bledisloc viewing an eight-foot portrait of Lord Bled-
Isloe which will be hung in the national art gallery in Wellington,
New Zealand, where he was until recently Governor-General,
Modern
Rush Will
Not Kill
You
Lord And Lady Hunt
Dragons
MAYBE THEY'LL BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE
JOHN GILBERT, perfectA LORD and a lady hunting dragons! The old ingredients lover of the screen, died of mediaeval romanée are strangely
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great Dutch air-linera that run to
30
at the age of forty-of heart mixed in a true tale as new as the failure. There was a time Batavia. when the patient who heard
Lord Moyne and Lady Broughton, his doctor murmur "Heart" famous big game hunters, have ar- felt that sentence of death rived in Java by air to hunt the giant kalamunder dragon Ezards of had been passed on him, says the island of Komodo.
a London correspondent.
Colonel J. G. Koopman, represen- Lative in Sydney for Royal Dutch That day has ended. The old Airlines (K.L.M.) said that Lord heart bogeys-murmurs, palpita-Moyne, who visited Australia some tions, athlete's heart, "speed and months ago in his yaclit, and Lady stress of modern life"-have Broughton had previously flown by the Datch service to Java, and had been laid.
secured a small specimen of the dragon.
While it is true that 108,902 people died in 1934 from enuses attributed to diseases of the heart, 87,310 of those lived to be more than sixty; 41,208 were eighty.
J
A heart specialist said:
PERMIT CIVEN
It is understood that they are nearing now seeking a bigger type of the fearsome-looking salamanders to take back to England.
OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS
14
16
16
ACROSS
i When round Ayr, this actor will make big collections of fodder. the head 4 Whatever the size,
isn't of much value. 6 No place for a
naval battle, surely!
Surely you can't get more than
this.
10 Pour oil on the waters, 11 Course in a chain.
12 Cay before a bishop. 15 11ere the dog must keep in. 16 Hidden in the last.
18 Carry into effect a certain river *~*~** cunning,
21 Attractive quality supposed to
be lucky.
23 Bearing, suggestive of 26 Down. 24 Sharpen for one's own ends. 25 Colour,
The hunting of dragons- 3 "For every man who dies of species which has survived on the 28 Altered in earnest. heart disease, nine seriously in-little island near Timor from pre-29 "His hand will be against every
man," jure their health by imagining historic times, when bronto sau-30 A famous club. they have it.
ruses and pterodactyls were about-31 Very much, if so wanted.
Old Superstition Dies Hard "Physical overwork can, in the case of an organically weak heart] cause death, but not mental over- work.
is forbidden by the Government of the Dutch East Indies.
A special permit, however, has been issued to Lord Moyne and Lady Broughton to enable them to hunt and capture specimens for eclence,
"A few days ago I was rend- Ing
a newspaper of 1864. It
Yes, times have changed! The at dragons recorded that the increase in lord, who once came the number of suicides in that on his charger, now flies to thofr year was due to the increasing air by luxurious aeroplane, and the speed and stress of modern life.' lady, far from swooning prettily at An old superstition that dies the sight of dragons, joins him in hard. The speed and stress of the hunt. modern life have never killed
any one.
sovereign remedies for all heart "So-called 'athlete's heart' is a diseases." survival of the Victorian ideal of
an athlete-a huge. muscle-bound More has been learned about; creature. Such a man might the heart in the last twenty-five easily develop an enlarged, flabby years than about any other organ. heart. With the more scientific Direct X-ray photography, new training of athletes to-day, I drugs, new antcathetics, Improved doubt if a real case of 'athlete's treatment of rheumatic fever, havo! heart' is ever found.
all combined to rob heart disease! "Rest and relaxation are the of its dangers.
The Wise Ol' Doc
DOWN
1 A whited Repulchre. Laughed in a way.
The kind of robbery that doen't sound dangerous.
4 Immersion.
5 Often in the barber's mouth. -
Far from virtuous, and just escapes lasting for ever..
7 Dryad, or some other "nd."
9 You can distinguish them in any
smoke-screen,
18 An anagram plainly put (hyphen,
3 and 2).
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14 Where the Danes got smashed up. (This is not historically accurate!)
17 Shop early, and so avoid rough
fun (hyphen, 5 and 4).
19 Protects puplis but sounds as if it ought to give a striking look. 20 Bird.
21 Stu
Study
certain.
the business to make"
22 I've seen this bird in St. James's Park-introduced by the Hall, no doubt,
23 Craze.
26 Average close-fisted. 27-Fish.
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