DISTURBANCE IN EGYPT.
NON-CO-OPERATION CAMPAIGN. GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION. (united mess association— by electric TEMtQBAPII— COPiRIQUT.) (lteccired July 2nd, 7 p.m.) LONDON, July 2. Tlio Cairo correspondent of "The Times" states: —Two were killed and several were injured in a disturbance at Bijbeis station during the visit of Nahas Pasha to Zugazig, where ho opened a non-co-opcration campaign. The Government immediately afterwards issued a communique stating that as Nahas Pasha was now preaching open revolt, it was determined to act rigorously hi future in order to safeguard tho country from troublemakers. Nahas Pasha, in a speech, denied that the Wafd organised the disturbance, for which tho Government alone was responsible.—"The Times" Cables. [Nahas Pasha, leader of tho Wafd Nationalist) Party, resigned on Juno 16th his oflico of Prime Minister, owing to King Fuad's refusal to sign Bills designed for the protection of tho constitution, including penalties against a Minister who infringed its provisions. Ismail Sidky Pashn subset quently formed a non-Party Cabinet.]
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19970, 3 July 1930, Page 9
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