TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17880, 28 September 1923, Page 8

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Golf Tournament. In the fcmi-final of the profession;;! »o!f championship Brouks bear, Hani, 7 up ;jnd ti to play; Moss beat Hood, 12 up and *0 to play. Moss and Brooks will play of today in the flna!. Astronomical Notes. Astronomical noias for October arc on page <• Motoring Motes. Motoring notes will W- found pages 4, and

FOREIGN.

iiermany and Reparation. A proclamation signed by the President and the members of the Cabinet has been addressed to the German people, giving the reasons for the ending of passive resistance in the Ruhr. Martini law has been proclaimed in Bavaria. It is expected that Germany will shortly submit new proposals rryarding reparntion to the Allies. Janiua Aifair. The decision of the Ambassadors" Conference in regard to the Janina murders is said to be regarded in Borne as a complete vindication of Italy's action. Corfu was being evacuated by the Italians on 'Wednesday. Dangers of Nationalism. The Dean of Worcester and Lord Hugh Cecil, addressing the Church Congress, dealt with the dangers of the post-war situation in Europe. Japanese Disaster. Storms and floods have caused much damage in the devastated areas of Japan, and added to the sufferings of the homeless people. There was another severe earthquake on Monday. .Economic Conference. The British Empire Producers' Association has prepared a memorandum of recommendations and suggestions on the subject of Empire trade for submission to the Eeonomie Conference. Editor and Author. The legal right of an editor to 'cut" the work of a well-known novelist was raised by Mr Stephen McKenna in an action against the editor of the London "Beferee."