GENERAL CABLES
MOTOR CAR RACING
A NARROW ESCAPE.
(Received this day at 9.25 a.m.) .Unu-eu F'eso Association.—isy Electric
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LONDON, May 11. Another disaster was narrowly averted at Brooklands on the second day of tne double twelve hours race. Earl Howe with Malcolm Campbell, was travelling at one hundred miles per hour when he discovered the near side rear wheel was hanging by a lew threads.
The race ended in heavy rain* Bentleys filling first and second places and ,-.»i ley third. The loading Bentley averaged Bb.GB miles per hour.
THE POPE AND MALTA. ROME, A lay 11
The Vatican’s objection to the Malta Constitutional Party is understood to extend only so far as the party is Lord Strickland’s instrument. The Pope is not concerned about politics, but has a deep regard for the Church-& interests, which it is felt are menaced by the Premier’s policy affecting ageold religious customs which he desires to modernise and formalise.
MOSLEM FESTIVAL. DELHI, May 11
The Moslem festival passed off peacefully in all parts of India yesterday. There was little minor hooliganism at Sholapur which tends to show, how little the Moslems were affected by Gandhi’s second agitation.
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