London, July 1. The Congress of the Chambers of eke fe rio a besa tr th ioctl gen a Rie lis ec ocaaks will forgo satisfaction on the five The statement of the Lord President of the Council, Lord Parmoor, in the House of Lords on Wednesday* that the British Government would not abandon the Sudan practically unanimously approved by the British press.
While some writers express the opinion that Zaglul in view of his uncompromising ' attitude, should abandon his visit to London, others admit that there is room for adjustment of the Administration, which can be conveniently discussed ith the Egyptian Prime Minister in London.
Reuter's correspondent at Cairo states that the vernacwar press King Fuad, will not resign the Pre~ miership—Reuter.
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