TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17981, 26 January 1924, Page 12

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

local and general. Special Articles. The following special articles will be found on page 11; —"Imperialism and the League of Nations," by Sir 'Tiobert Stout; "The World of Books," by A. TT. Grinling; "Discovering Spain." by W. D'A. Orcsswell; ' 'Golf—Professional Golfers in 1023," by Ilarry Yardon: and "Wireless News," by '' Kk'ctru.'' "Go Slow" at Belfast. Normal conditions of work have been resumed at the Canterbury J'Yee/.ing Company's Belfast works. The trouble is not necessarily over. —rage r>. Letters to the Editor. Letters to the Editor trill be found on I'ago 2. Canterbury College Professor. l>r. C. E. Weatherburn, the new professor of mathematics at Canterbury College, arrived in Christchurch yesterday. Sanders Cup. Two r;>ces in the Sanders Cup competition were sailed yesterday, kona (Auckland) won the first and Murihiku (Southland) the second. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. To Business. Several new British Ministerial appointments are announced, and the Cabinet is settling down to work, ilr MacDonakl is extending the hours of the Foreign Office. Naval Warfare. As the result of a big mimic battle, American authorities have decided that the Panama Canal is vulnerable, and that the dreadnought is still the vital unit in sea-power. Gardens Murders. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Melbourne student in connexion with the Gardens murders. Lenin's Death. Thousands file by Lenin's coffin day and night, those outside waiting for hours in tho snow. Petrograd is to be' renamed Leningrad. Items. Games are improving the physique o£ tho Japanese. Eight pilgrims were killed in a tram accident at Lourdes. France proposes to stop foreign imports until she can get the franc under control.