Resignations Follow.

Professor Anschutz resigned his position as advisory' censor following Mr. Frankovich's "reinstatement of official [unclear: censorship]."

The editor of the Capping book, Mr. Smith, also resigned, on the grounds that he could not act as editor of a publication subjected to official censorship.

The magazine as it appeared on Auckland streets on Capping day contained a survey of New Zealand drinking habits, a report on social evils condemning "an excess of suburbia," a discussion of science and religion and their bearing on peace, and an article concerning convictions of a number of candidates in the last General Election. Sixteen thousand copies, which is claimed as a record for a New Zealand Capping book, were sold,