World’s End Residents Lo se Valuable Time THE URGENT NEED OP ADDITIONAL POST OFFICE IN THE WORLD S END NEIGHBOURHOOD OF CHEI.SEA WAS STRESSED AT A MEETING OP GROUP SECRETARIES OF THE STANLEY WARD BRANCH OP THE BOROUGH’S NATfONAL SAVINGS MOVEMENT. HELD AT ST MARK'S SCHOOL, FULHAM

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