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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 85, 7 October 1940, Page 12

ADVERTISERS A DVEKTISKKB are requested to have **• their Advertisements in the Office not later than 10.30 a.m. each day. If received after that time insertion cannot be guaranteed for that day's issue Do not send original references with applications foi positions Copies only Ndm-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 NORWEGIAN FLAG. LONDON.—The Stockholm correspondent of "The Times" reports that Major Quisling has announced the abolition of the Norwegian flag and the adoption of a new flag showing a, golden cross on a red ground.—P.A. Cable. , ' ': MORE BALLOONS LOOSE. Stockholm. —A Channel gale drove a new batch of British barrage balloons over Sweden. Planes shot down some and others were anchored, but not before electric lines had been damaged at several places and train services interrupted.—P.A. Cable. OBITUARY. London. —The death is reported from America of General Balling- ,', ton Booth, a son of the founder of \ the' Salvation Army. In 1896 he, left the Salvation Army to form a religious organisation called the i Volunteer Army. He was 81 years eld.—P.A. Cable. A.I.F.' RECRUITING "" \ Sydney.—The Minister for the ' \ Army, Senator P..M. Mcßride, said that the recruiting of troops for \ the A.I.F. would be resumed under , the present'plans after large num- ] bers of A.I.F. soldiers who were '■ now in Australia had been sent overseas, He added that no date ! for the resumption of recruiting ■ had been fixed.—P.A. Cable. ■ /