Alexandria, Feb. 9.
Despite the fact that' tension tu Egypt arising from the threat of an Holian invasion lg now practically non-existent, British troops continue to arrive inthe country.
All strategic points in and around Alexandria are now occupied force, barbed wire entanglements have been erected, barracks are being dredged for use by big ships.
Two months ago, when war clouds were gathering, the Egyptians were pleased at the sight of the Increase In"British strength, but now politlclans are inclined to criticise the Brit-{ish occupation.
Nevertheless, if the Italian threat renewed, the presence of British troops will be welcomed, even by extreme Nationalists.
The International situation has demonstrated that threats against Egypt tend to strengthen the bande lof Anglo-Egyptian frlendship—Reuter.
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