NOT SPEAKING ABOUT CRICKET
Bradman Departs For Home Dominion Special Service —By Air Mail. London, December 22 Declaring tlmt lie was “still under the Board of Control.” Don Bradman refused to say anything about cricket, to the crowd of wed-wishers who saw him off this week on the first stage of his joui'iiey home to Australia. "See you hack here in three years!” shouted an admirer as the boat train drew out. “I hope so.” answered Don from his carriage window. And that was all he would say about cricket. Mrs. Bradman was easier to interview. She said she was glad to be going home, but hoped to come again to England. "I have enjoyed myself here splendidly.” she said.' “and I shall never forget the time I have had. But. after all I shall be glad to get home again with Don his old self nop."
Mr. Winston Churchill was on the platform, saying good-bye to Mrs. Churchill, who was leaving for the Com tinent. ’Vite station-master decided that two such famous people should know each other, and immediately introduced Don and his wile to Mr. and Mrs. Churchill..
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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 94, 15 January 1935, Page 9
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190NOT SPEAKING ABOUT CRICKET Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 94, 15 January 1935, Page 9
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