REPRESENTATIVE APPEAL

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21227, 25 September 1940, Page 6

REPRESENTATIVE APPEAL

MANY CHURCHES ASSIST FUNDS FOU ORPHANAGES A street appeal will be conducted in Hamilton on Friday to raise funds for the orphanages in the Auckland Province. The organiser of the collection is Mrs H.. Ross. As the war has caused the orphanages to suffer considerably whe re flunds are concerned, it is felt that the public will respond generously Do this appeal. The following' organisations will take part in the appeaL, which will commence at 8 /a.m. and close at ' Q p.m.:—St. Pete.r’s Ladies (Post Oirice), St. Mary’s Ladies (Bank of Zealand), C’.’lurch, of Christ Ladieri (Waikato Times), Sunshine League Ladies (Commercial Hotel), Salvation' Army Lsidies (Garden Place), Aidan’s Ladies (Ward Street), SL Andrew’s 'Presbyterian Ladies (Railway Biidije), Baptist Ladies (Bryco Street St. Paul’s Methodist Laidies (London Street), St. George’s Ladies (Fr.inkton).

News From Berlin Some surprise may halve been felt by the public at the a; ipearance in the cable news of items emanating from Berlin, Rome or other centres in enemy and enemy-oc tupiecf countries and attributed to cccrespandents of British news agencies. It does not follow that Briti ih correspondents are able in war Time to remain in enemy territory bnd send news to their headquarters; but some of the leading British agencies hawe connections with United Slates agencies which enable them to continue to übtain news from, enemy countries.