Gratitude to Sir Austen Chamber Effort to Prevent Recurring Difficulties London, May 10.
Replying to a question from Mz. Rameay MacDonald, in the Hous: of Commons, to-day, Sir Austen Chamberlain' said that fresh nekotiaticns with the Egyptian Government would be useless until time and experience had dune their work. In the meantime, he declared, His Majesty's Government would do everything to make it possible ty conduct the relations between Great and Egypt without these recurring crises and without resorting to grave warnings or moving ships. ign Secretary stated egyptian Premier, Nahae ked Lord Lloyd, High ioner for Exypt, to convey to it Austen) his gratitude for the conciliatory and friendly spirit which had inspired the happy solution of the recent erisis.—
Reuter.
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