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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 122, 24 May 1940, Page 9

INVASION THROUGH EIRE DANGER REALISED INFORMATION EXCHANGED (Received May 24, 12.30 p.m.) LONDON, May 23. The Lord Privy Seal, Mr. C. R. Attlee, in answer to a question in the House of Commons, said he felt sure that the Government of Eire was alive to the possibilities of an invasion of Britain through Eire as also, of course, was the British Government. The Governments of Britain and j Eire had exchanged all proper information regarding the possibility of iuch an invasion. Conservative private members will ask the Government to discuss joint measures by the two Governments, pointing out that many German propagandists are in Eire, and also the possibility of parachute landings there for the seizure of ports and military objectives. DANCING: DANCE. DANCE. BROOKLYN HARRIER CLUB. A Dance will be held in. the '> SOUTHERN COLLEDGE STUDIO, 15 Manners Street, SATURDAY, MAY 25. Good Orchestra and Supper, Subs. Is 6d and 2s. LEAGUE OF YOUTH * DANCE To be held in PHYLLIS O'SHEA'S STUDIO. x (Above McKenzie's, Willis Street), TONIGHT, 8-12 o'clock. Ray Chown and His Rhythmics. Subs.: 2s Single, 2s 6d Double. Home-made Supper. LATE NIGHT DANCE TONIGHT LATE NIGHT DANCE TONIGHT LATE NIGHT DANCE TONIGHT AT THE CABARET MAJESTIC AT THE CABARET MAJESTIC From 9 p.m. until' 1 a.m. LAST 7 NIGHTS OF STAN GRANT AND HIS CANADIAN CAPERS. Subs. Tonight: Ladies 2s 6d, Gents 3% inclusive of Supper. COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE L COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE L "GRAND PREMIERE" OF LAURI PADDI * LAURI PADDI LAURI PADDI And His BALLROOM ORCHESTRA. Featuring MAVIS EDMUNDS, MAVIS EDMUNDS, MAVIS EDMUNDS, "The Lady Maestro." Further Details Later. - TOMORROW, SATURDAY, the Cabaret is privately booked, BUT -Patrons who may be disappointed on personal application may book if accommodation i» available. NEW ZEALAND ATTRACTIONS, LTD. FREDERICK CARR, CEC. BOYTON, Managing Director* , , , 7T.i i ' -- ■ '^ TONIGHT (FRIDAY) TONIGHT. TRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE, With Jim Blackwood's ■'- Internationals on Deck. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. P. McGONNELL, M.C. ' JOIN THE BIG CROWD pHARMACY HALIi MONDAY CARNIVAL DANCE. MONDAY LES HENRY'S BAND. MONDAY LES HENRY'S BAND. MONDAY Singing Numbers: Tommy MONDAY Banks. MONDAY BLINDFOLD WALTZ MONDAY CONTEST. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC SERVICE SPORTS SOCIETY ART UNION. rpHE Winner of the Art Union was X Ticket No. 81669: A. E. Scadden, of the Post Office, Nelson. NOTICE OF SITTING OF ARBITRA-' TION COURT. XTOTICE is hereby given that the Dele^ -*-* gate of the Court of Arbitration will sit at the Arbitration Court Buildings, Wellington, to hear the Disputes on th« dates and at the times set out in the following list:— Name of Dispute. Date and Time of » Hearing. Dominion Canvas Wednesday, June 5, Workers. 1940, at 10 a.m. Northern, Welling- Thursday, June % ton, Otago, and 1940, at 10 a.m. Southland Paint .< and Varnish Workers. Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of May, 1940. G. E. POLLOCK, Clerk of Awards. GOLF. WELLINGTON SUBURBAN AMATEUB GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. GOLFERS are reminded that once agaia the Karori Golf Club are holding th« above popular Annual Championship from June 1 to June 3. It will be reremembered that Ike Holland won the Championship and the Cup last year. This year' Ike Holland will not be on hand to contest the Championship as he is now with the Forces. Who will be the new Champion and Winner of a new Cup? Provision has been made for the ordinary goiter, and there are ten separata Trophies to be won outright. Entry Forms are obtainable from Witcombe and Caldwell, Limited Briscae, Mills, Ltd., Whitcombe and Tombs,. Limited, Sports Department. Entries close with the Secretary oa MAY 27, G.P.O. Box 1041. Wellington. _ THE PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT. LOYALTY TO COUNTRY BEFORE ' PARTY! SUPPORTERS who are not yet members/may join by making application to the office, JtJ?FLOOR, D.I.C. BUILDING, Or BOX 1555. H. E. NAPIER, Secretary. Strengthen our efforts by building our membership. v . 1.. MISCELLANEOUS PUPILS' Wanted for Hairdressing and Beauty Culture, Tuition guaranteed, positions for all. Jay's N.Z. Hairdressing College. 26 Willis Street. Tel. 43-589. HERE are bargains in Fireside Chairs at S. S. "^llliams Co. See their windows. One is 7s 6d, another 70s, and one that was £6 ss, is now only £4 IPs. BUSINESS STATIONKHY-Good Printing deserves Good Blocks The 'Evening Post" Printing Works can supply both. Tel. 44-040 for your next quotation.