London, January 25.
The Egyptian Chamber endorsed tke gation of the Government prohibiting the entry of Mr. Saklatvala, 'MP. for Battersea, into speech declaring that Egypt was determined not to allow the dis-JSemination of doctrines of bolshevism taken by the Council in calling off the strike.
Mr. J. R. Clynes, Lord Privy Seat in the Labour Cabinet of 1924, closed the proceedings with a conciliatory speech in which he pleaded for the sinking of all differences.
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