Foreign News: EGYPT
At the request of King Fuad I and Egyptian notables, Cenhia Abraham Pasha agreed to form a cabinet to carry on the foreign affairs of the Government, but will not deal with Anglo-Egyptian issues.
The political crisis is thus only partly alleviated, and, while the administration functions, much anxiety is evinced in Cairo over the obscure situation.
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