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A little old lady with "4000 sons." The freshly painted black and white street-sign in front of the

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Unique IDA-00269100SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate24th August 1961FormatNewscuttingDescriptionA little old lady with "4000 sons." The freshly painted black and white street-sign in front of the attractive new £75,000 Police Boys' Club in Woolloomooloo says in bold letters - Sylvia Chase Square. (Photo of Mrs Chase, a nurse with the First AIF in Egypt, returning to Australia as matron of the hospital ship Kyarra. Photo of Mrs Chase today with books for her boys.) (D T)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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A little old lady with "4000 sons." The freshly painted black and white street-sign in front of the