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Falling off in donations to fund. Although the work of the Lord Mayor's Fund had increased, there

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Unique IDA-00279216SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate19th March 1942FormatNewscuttingDescriptionFalling off in donations to fund. Although the work of the Lord Mayor's Fund had increased, there had been a considerable decrease in donations in the past two months, said Mr Cyril Docker, hon. adminstrator of the fund, at a luncheon at the Army Comforts Auxiliary Cafe, 77 King Street, yesterday. (Photo. Guests at the Army War Comforts Auxiliary luncheon at 77 King Street, yesterday. Mrs D H Wynter, Lady Wakehurst, and Mrs C G N Miles, the Auxiliary's president.) (Daily Telegraph)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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Falling off in donations to fund. Although the work of the Lord Mayor's Fund had increased, there