WARSHIPS IN EGYPT.
RECENT DISTURBANCES. BRITAIN'S RESPONSIBILITY. British Wireless. RUGBY. July 28. The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. 11. Dalton, stated in tin; House uf Coninions that owing to the lecent disturbances at ports in Egypt the battleship' Ramillies lias proceeded to Fort .SaM ami the destroyer Waterhen to Suez. The battleship Queen Elizabeth remains at Alexandria. In view of the British Government's ultimate responsibility for the protectoii of foreign lives and liberty in Egypt, and the danger to public order which bad manifested itself, it. had considered it necessary to hold strictly to account tho leaders of both parties in tho present constitutional conflict in Egypt. The Government's communication, by dealing in a practical manner with tho situation, was intended to mako this unmistakably dear.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20629, 30 July 1930, Page 11
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