Cairo, Nov. 17.
Egyptian troops have been desjpatehed to Tantah, 55 miles northwest of Cairo, Zagazig, 100 miles from here, and cther centres owing to fresh student trouble and serious lots last' evening.
Meanwhile, a mass meeting of the legal fraternity to-day called on all lawyers to come out on strike In the capital, some of the worst lalsorders occurred in the notorious /Bulac quarter, -where the students wrecked class-rooms and threw desks, chairs and ink-wells at the police.
Order was restored only atter the pete had fred in the air as\a warn= ing.
Two demonstrators were shot and injured at Zagaeig, where, accord-ling to 2 communique issued by the authorities, students attacked the Ipolice with sharp stones picked up from the railway line. Six policemen were injured, Eventually, the police laponed fire at the legs of the rioters, injuring two, "Two of the students wounded in ithe "Independence Day rioting here last Thursday died in the early hours lot this morning—Reuter.
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