D ID you see that delightful ••Looking at London" article on World's End by Kaye Webb in last Thursday's "News Chronicle," with its superb line-drawing illustrations by Ronald Searle? Henry Nichols' familiar figure at the World's End newspaper stand, gained the prominence of not

4ofyourpresent Ration ceiving and may continue to receive Book, inserting FULL NAMES, in the new Rationing Year will be and signature. See that this is done renewed at the same time as the on any books you take for others, new book is issued. But if a medi- Please do not tear ou

*. to-day the centre includes an ante-natal clinic, a nursery end nursery school. a mothercraft home, and a college for training nursery assistants. It has immunisation, vaccination, and dental facilities, and nearly 3.000 mothers are "on Its books." The voluntary workers met to

Sixty-year-old Miss Catherine Moberley, of No. 109, Beaufort Mansions, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, was crossing Fulham Road from Drayton Gardens, to go into Beaufort Street last week, when she was knocked down by a car which did not stop. She sustained injuries to her thigh and le

your notes last week by "Watchman" you quoted my remarks In West Fulham regarding the need for sacrilites for the common good if we are to create a new and London. "Watchman" concluded by saying that he doubted If this assertion would consale the ward which I represent In Chelse

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Estimated net product of a penny rate in Chelsea in 1952- 53 will be £5,100, Chesea's Borough Treasurer, Mr. If. E. Benson, points out in the general summary of rate estimates for the year ending March 31, 1953. Here sire details of the Bumf:nary : Expenditure by committees (est

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