UNACCEPTABLE, The Governments of France and JGreat Britain have rejected as unsatisfactory the minimum terms for settlement of the Tialo-Abyssinian Jeonfliet, set forth by Italy in the course of the diplomatic conversations conducted between Paris, Lon-[don, and Rome, during the past few Jdays, Havas reports from London.
'Despite the denial of the French Foreign Office, "The Times" says that there has been an exchange of views between Great Britain' and and by the Emperor of Abyssinia as they now stand can unhesitatingly be set at zero" are listed os Tol-
1—The division of Ethiopia into two zones: Ethiopia proper, and the '2—Htaly to have control by man-ate or concession of the Non-Amha~
Fle. zone.
3—The acceptance of Italisn sov~ ereignty by the chieftains, priests, and population of Tigre Province 10 be recognized as a fait accompli.
L—An effective control of Ethioplan armaments to be created in Order. to guarantee the security of 'S—The League of Nations to hold Hiself responsible for Ethiopia's respect of the Covenant obligations concerning slavery and other abuses.
Ethiopia to have the use of Assab (southern Eritrea) as a free ort.
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