srxctat TO Te "Ne, alists) Nahas Pasha, to-day for the first tume since the student [started on November 13, called on the Nessim Pash congratulated the ron the restoration of the Parliamentary Constitution, and, declaring "let. me embrace "you," kissed Nessim Pash Tt Is understood that the leader of the Wafds pressed {6r early elections and the Cabinet's next step will probably be the promulgation of the electoral law based of universal direct sul rage.
Numerous women students part. cipated in the demonstrations: held to-day.
There have been two cases of attacks on Britons and one, who was attacked by a mob, was rescued by students, Tt was announced to-day that the mittee of Five.
The Note, in conclusion, said that Ithe bases of settlement would provide Ethiopia with an outlet to the sca, preferably consisting of the strip of Esitrea under Assab. Alternatively, the British and French governments were prepared 1o facilitate an access
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Sir Samuel Hoare's further telegram, dated December 10 and addressed to the British Minister in JAddis Ababa, said: "You should use the utmost influence to induce the Emperor to give careful and favourable consideration tothe proposals and, on no account, lightly reject them. On the contrary, I feel sure he will give further proof lof statesmanship by realising the adlwantage and opportunity of negotlation which they afford, and will avail Death Rather Than ¥lel
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