Mr. Khoo Hooi-bye, the Chinese tennis player, was named as defend-fant in a private criminal tion brought the Second Special Distcict Court on Thursday afternoon by Huang Han-ting who charged Mr. Khoo with negligence causing the leath of his ten-year old daughter. [The complainant alleged that Khoo was driving a motor car along Avenue Foch from west to east of July 30 when, at the corner of Har-'Goon Road, the car knocked down ind_killed his daughter. The com-[plainant brought civil suit against tennis player for $11,400. that the Council of Ministers, whi Committee, reached the conclusion unacceptable in that they do not for a conclusive realization, whi ile appreciating the effort by the that "it considers the proposals offer a sufficient minimum basis ich would finally and effectively take into account the vital rights and interests of Italy."
The meeting was presided devoted a whole hour to his rep: situation, The Council of Ministers Although the Committee's report has not been published—it will be made known to the public only after it has been examined and studied by Moly and Ethiopia—it is reliably stated that it comprises a preamble, protocol, and a plan of assistance. over by Signor Mussolini, who ort on the political and military will meet ai gain on September 24, 'The preamble is of a recapitulatory nature. It refers to Ethiopia' undertakings—in 1923 regarding slavery and acms traffic, as well as to the request of the Ethiopian dele-[gate for help t elevate the financial, leconomie and political condition of Ethiopia, which help, he said, his [country would regard as a fraternal gesture from the more advanced The protocol provides for Ethiopia's general acceptance of the recommendations.
The plan of assistance provides for the reorganization (under the auspices of the League and with the help -of European advisers) of all public services, the most important which would be gendarmerie, police and the administration of justice.
Signor Mussolint The duty of this foreign mission would be:
Imiscuotie arms trac, assuring the scours Repression of slavery and pro=
foreign merchants and setters, Prevention of raids and the slave trafic.
'2. "Encouragement of. the economic lexploltation of Eihlopia's resources by [giving foreigners mining concessions and fan opportunity for land" development. posals "appareniy suggested that noud of expansion tu. Arion ould be met bythe casson couple of deser one of zat and the other "of sione=Danakll and Stacey roe, proponis aes Eoope in Africa should. be brought ently suggested that 200000 Taian
ome, ama {old tat ey had een Bent there for. an' excursion land means of transport and communieain any cas" averted it Duce with "That certainly will not be done,
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'3. Rigid control of Mnances, revision fof taxes, andthe examination of the Possibility of monopolies in connection with a system of foreign loans.
The British delegation is stated to satisfied that there is nothing in the proposals ificonsistent with Abysjsinia's position in the League of with {the principles of the Covenant.
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