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ABYSSINIAN SITUATION AGREEMENT NEGOTIATED NEUTRAL ZONE ARRANGED HOPE TO AVOID A CLASH By Telegraph—Press Assn—Copyright. Rec. 10 p.m. London, March 6. The Rome correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says that after .three months of tension the relations between Italy and Abyssinia have taken a turn for the better. An agreement on principle has been reached at Addis Ababa by which a neutral zone three and a half miles wide will be demarked between Italian Somaliland and South-east Abyssinia. Italy has also agreed that Nooad tribes may cross the zone with their herds for the purpose of using the wells. The settlement should prevent the troops on each side meeting and fighting, but it is unlikely that the sending of Italian troops already mobilised will be suspended, as the demarcation of the frontiers has not yet been carried out and the question of compensation for the attacks at Walwal and Arfdul are unsettled.
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Taranaki Daily News, 7 March 1935, Page 5
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