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INVITATION DECLINED. [United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.] (Received this day at 11 a.m.) MALTA, August 30. Refusing to meet Rt. Hon Mr Alexander, First Lord of the British Admiralty, the Archbishop of Malta declin ed to accept the Governor’s invitation to lunch.
UNWANTED IMMIGRANTS. (Received this day at 11 a.m.i BRUSSELS, September 1. Diamond landed at Antwerp and local journalists were amazed to find “he was just like an ordinary American tourist.” He was later detained by a passport officer, Pending instruction from here, it is expected he will be declared an undesirable immigrant, and be returned to America.
RUBBER STOCK. LONDON, September 1. The rubber .stock is 80,611 tons. BRADFORD,PRICES. LONDON, September 1. Bradford prices are I 'more cheerful. Merinos are firm but only a small business is passing, PRINCE OF WALES. LONDON, Sept. 1. The Prince of Wales has been promoted to be a V/ice-Admiral and Lieut.-General. BRADMAN ON THE FILM. LONDON, Aug. .28. London’s first all-news British Movie-tone News Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue features an interview with Don Bradman. • He illustrates strokes, and describes them in a clear, hard voice. The Australian batsman also gives his views on English cricket, weather and wickets.
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