Schoolboys at Tantah have als" guna on strike. They burned three motorcars, including that of the Egyptian commandant, who was severely handied. There were several casualties.
The rioting at Cairo, Assiut and Tantah hitherto has been confined to students, and demonstrations have been mainly directed against the police. The crowd severe! belaboured a plain-clothes officer near the Wafd headquarters Several ringleaders have deen arrested, Except for a few stu ading the streets in motorcars an: shouting "Live Liberty' there were no incidents this afternoon ovening.
At is understood that the United States Charge d'Affaires is maki representations to the Egypt Government with regard to the students' demonstration against the American College.
The Secret General of the Council of Mi isters has issued li French ud Arabic the text of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty and the documents contained in the Britist White Payer, together with a ver important letter from Sarwat Pusha to Austen Chamberlain, dated March 5, in which the ex-
Premier, after expressing regret at the fail re of the negotiations between the voices the conviction that the efforts employed by befit sides have at least prepared the for the conclusion of an en-toute, which, he says, is the deares: wish of the two countries—Reuter.
New U, S. Minister to Bxypt Washington, Mar. 8. Mr. Franklin Mott Gunther, chie of the Division of Mexican Affairs of the State Department, has been appointed United States Minister to Egypt, vice Mr. Morton Howells. who has resigned.
State Department officials said to-day that the view taken of the Anglo-Egyptian crisis should not affect the relations between the United States and Egypt.
Anyhow, they explained, the American Government recognized the Government of Egypt—Reuter.
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