London, July 30.
ENTER'S special correspondent at Suez reports that traffic through the Suez Can which virtually came to a standstill after Italy's entry in the war, now is consid ably increased. Suez, which now has become Egypt's main port, is buzzing with activity.
Despite increasing accommodation many ships have to be passed on to Port Said Alexandria for unloading.
The Anglo-French situation regarding the canal is satisfactory and French officials are ce-operate whole-heartedly with British naval and Egyptian authorities: There is no news of the majority of canal directors who are believed to be somewhere in France but under the direction of the Agent-General for the canal in. Egypt, M. Aaron de Benoist, who is virtually head of the Suez. canal administ tion, all is working smoothly and dues are being, deposited in Cairo.
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