AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
BRITAIN’S REPRESENTATIVE IN ARGENTINA SIR MALCOLM ROBERTSON British Official Wireless Reed. 10.55 a.in. RUGBY, Thurs. It is announced that Sir Malcolm Robertson, Ambassador at Buenos Aires, for reasons of a personal and family nature has tendered his resignation to the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, who has accepted it with regret. Sir Malcolm was appointed British Minister at Buenos Aires in 11125. He became Ambassador two years later, when the British Legation there was raised to the status of an Embassy. He had earlier held posts in Berlin, Peking. Washington, Madrid. Bukarest, The Hague. Montevideo. Rio de Janeiro and Tangier, and was for a time British Commissioner in the Rhineland. Sir Malcolm has recently been engaged in negotiating the Anglo\rgentine trade convention, which was the sequel to Lord D'Abernon’s economic mission to the Argentine, and which was signed a few days ago.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 821, 15 November 1929, Page 11
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