TO-DAY'S NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18230, 14 November 1924, Page 12

TO-DAY'S NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL. The Metropolitan Show. The report of the opening day of the Canterbury A. and P. Show appears on pages 16, 16 and 17. Motoring Pages. Motoring Items will be found on pages 3, 4 and 5. Federation of A. and P. Associations. A conference of delegates of South Island A. and P. Associations last night decided to form a federation of South Island Associations. Kennel Clnb's Show. Tho prize list of the' Canterbury Kennel Club's annual show will be found on page 8. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. British Politics. Mr Ormsby-Gore has accepted the Under-Secretaryship of the Colonies. The Government intends to revive the whole Preference scheme of the Imperial Conference.

A Close Call. The All Blacks beat Cambridge University by five points to nil. The student forwards played a great game, and the New Zealand backs were below form. Beds Denounced. Bolshevism is an infectious disease, according to "Bed Emma," a well-known woman revolutionary, who denounced Communism from a London platform. Spanish Plot. Documents have been seized showing that the Spanish plot aimed at the lives of the Royalties.

Separations. The Reparations Commission, its work now less burdensome, is moving into Smaller offices and reducing its staff.

Zeppelins More. The Zeppelin Company is transferring its workshops from Germany to Spain. Items. , An American official report predicts the end of "Eum Eow." More than 200 shots were fired in a melee in the Mexican Chamber of Deputies. The question of the right of working . women to, bob and shingle their hair i 3 being debated in London.