TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18266, 27 December 1924, Page 10

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

[ LOCAL AND GENERAL. | Xo-d&y'fi Special Articles. f Tho following special articles will be | found on page 9:—"The Flying 5 Years"; "Alfred Domett," by | "Cyrano" ; "The World of J Books," bv A. H. Grinling; "New " Books and Publications," and | "Literary Gossip." It Sporting Pages. Beporta of yesterday's Racing and j Trotting mectinga'will be found On | pages 1 and S. | Wireless New*. [ ''Wireless News," by "Electra," f ~ will be found on page 6. I . | . i BRITISH AND FOREIGN. Air Disaster. Flames 60 feet high burst from the aeroplane which crashed at Croydon CLotidon), and tho machine was reduced to ashes in 10 minutes. The First Test. England's prospect of success in the First Test is not bright. They require 605 to win, and eight wickets aro down for 362. Trance and Germany. M. Herriot believes that Germany is not keeping faith in tho matter of disarmament, and is manufacturing arms. Gandhi Addresses Congress. Gandhi, in an address to the National Congress at Delhi, advocated the partial suspension of non-co-operation. 'Tire and Flood. A fire which was started by a candle On a Christmas tree, and the bursting of a dam, caused the loss of many lives in distant parts of America on Christmas Eve. j Bandits Active. In New Orleans a single man held up a bank and thou escaped with £3OOO. A Canadian gang held up a bank in a mining town, but three of tho robbers were caught and part of the booty recovered.