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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 80, 1 October 1940, Page 12

ADVERTISERS A DVERTISEKS are requested to have ■"■ their Advertisements ia the Office not later than 10.30 a.m. each clay. If j received after that time insertion cannot I be guaranteed for that day's issue. -i Do not send original references with applications for positions. Copies only. Nom-de-plume address, care of General Post Office, cannot be accepted. The Proprietors of the "Evening Post" do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of any advertisement through accident or from other causes or of errors in the publication •of an advertisement. STOP PRESS .— ♦ EVACUATION SCHEME IN BERLIN. ! London—lt is reported from Berlin thai an opportunity will bo given to parents . to send to the country children whose health might be impaired by the R.A.F. raids. Well-to-do parents must pay the expenses of evacuation, which will be voluntary. Welfare organisations will meet the cost of temporary homes for poor children.—* P.A. Cable. A £25,000 TO WAR LOAN. Dunedin.—The . trustees of the Dunedin Savings Bank have decided to subscribe £25,000 to the New Zealand Government war loan. This is additional to £l? ; 000 recently given to the Government for the war effort.—P.A. ( AXIS IN FRENCH MOROCCO. Tangier.—Axis infiltration of French Morocco 'is being accentuated. The authorities are tightening up the control of all who are suspected of being hostile to the Axis. Twenty-six Britons have been ordered from Casablanca to the • interior.—P.A. Cable. R.A.F. PILOT INTERNED IN EIRE. ' ' ■ , Dublin.—lt is officially ana.- \ nounced that a British plane made a forced landing near Enniscorthy. The pilot, who was not injured, was interned.—U.P.A.