PAYMENTS MENACING SPECTRE apparent social or personal security that H.Y. offers quickly becomes a mirage then The report says that the H.P. habit has spread to all classes and all age groups, and for many people it is now an accepted part of life. And the most usual method of pay
June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
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June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
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June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
THE DAILY MIRROR Monday, June 2, 195 o nda THE CROWD BRAWLS WHEN RAIN STOPS YET ANOTHER THE TITLE MATCH IaRAWLS broke out RECORD WILL among the 13,000 spec- tators during the match in BE which Jaroslav Dro b n y whipped a below form Frank Sedgman 6-2, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4. to win the m
June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
Portnall-road, Paddington: °n hymns and their origins: ac in a book a story told 1 1, ; .Spurgeon. It relates to his congregation had just When I Survey The Wondrous wa.s in the pulpit. Gazing tr'egation, he said, "Brethren, ed singing Isaac Watts's great realms of Nature mine.
June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
tons of Fish, admirably positioned close to a smooth sea bottom ...SO THAT HERRING ... AS A RULE FISHERMEN RELY ON SIGNS I HAD FOR BREAKFAST THAT SHOALS ARE A80UT..." WAS CAUGHT BY AN - GULLS AND GANNETS CIRCLING ECHO SOUNDER? AND DIVING- DIFFERENT PATCHES - - le" OF COLOUR ON T
June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
By NORMAN MARTLEW ABE SAPERSTEIN left his broken-d own home in Whitechapel forty-odd year he was too young to talk. He left because his folks were flat broke. Last night Abe popped back into London. He was in a broken-down looking suit and shirt. But speaking more than 300 words
June 2, 1952 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England