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LEG THEORY RUMOURS. MAY BECOME DIPLOMATIC • INCIDENT. (Australian Pres j A ssociation.) (Received 11.35 a.m.) SYDNEY, January 19. The “Telegraph’s” correspondent says that rumours are afloat here that the leg thory may yet become a diplomatic incident. It has been suggested bv one or two who ought to know that the British Government and, more especially, the Dominions Office are watching things closely with a view to its possible effect on Empire feeling should the tension continue. IN WHITEHALL CIRCLES. « LONDON, January 18. Whitehall circles at first refused to take seriously the suggestion that bodyline howling might necessitate Government conciliation in the interest of friendly relations, hut were astounded to-read an Adelaide cable in the afternoon; that no Government communication thereanent. had reached Whitehall or Australia House. Cricket’s excursion, into politics would he deplored.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 January 1933, Page 6
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