EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS INDIAN TACTICS ENDORSED. [United Press Association.—By Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.J ' CAIRO, July 26. In defiance of King, Fuad’s refusal to convene a special , session, the W.A.F.D. National Party, after midnight, held a meeting of the so-called Parliament in the Saadist Club, and passed a motion of no-confidence in the Government. Ex-Premier Nahas Pasha subseuently declared that a non-co-opera-tion movement would commence imniediately with the non-payment of taxes. Sidky Pasha., the Premier, in ;in ’exclusive interview with, the Daily Express, said: “I am the master of the situation, and intend to remain so. The W.A.F.D. Party has become definitely a revolutionary Party, and it has forced a con.det with the Kin f. 3 have made every preparation for the worst, and will deal nithhvsly with all attempts to disturb the established order.” ... , ... . ...
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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1930, Page 6
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