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... that becomes psychology. The book can seem un- Arthur Barker will publish John Toland's The Last 100 Days (of the Second World War) in September. remittingly tragic. It is, in the words of the last but one paragraph, about all things hurt or silent ...
... of anti- Semitic feeling in war-time America. BBC-2 The Safecracker. A safe- breaker becomes an Allied secret agent in Second World War France. Stars Ray Mil- land. Barry Jones. ITV 9.25 p m The Kamonn Andrews Show. Sunday night people at Ted- dington Studios ...
... ground at Sunbury was opened in 1932, and settled down to good hard Rugby, with the Reidy brothers prominent members. The Second World War made further inroads, but willing workers in Brendan Quin, Pat Kelly and John Donnelly soon got the Club in going order ...
... headlong into an assassination plot designed to damage British oil treaties in the Middle East are rusty memories of the Second World War Military Intelligence and a sound grasp of psychology. As an outsider forced into an ambience with which he is far less ...
... after the war at Oxford, the key to the intellectual life of the 'twenties. Finally, Ger many and Europe, just before the Second World War. Published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 17 No vember, 55s THE ASTORS, a family chronicle, by Lucy Kavaler. Almost two ...
... Bristol Rugby men wh ...
... film extra, a motor mechanic, and finally, sink- lg lower and lower, a gigolo in a Palais de Dance. It is only in the Second World War that he finds himself at last Vivian is rescued from one of his periodic tough spots by an old friend Duncan. Griffiths ...
... collapse of her marriage, the failure of an affair, a reassessment. Eva Figes was born in Berlin, came to England before the second world war, and now edits children's books. Published by Seeker Warburg on 24 Jan. 21s Langrishe Go Down by Aidan Higgins. First ...
... piece and destroy the stricter conventionalities for ever more. Well, the First World War did all that. I wonder what the Second World War will do. We shall probably live in a land of Beveridge Reports and go in fear of being reported whenever we skip the ...
... as they go along junk as well as boats. Often I try to be like one of these myself but never do I succeed. It took a Second World War to convince me that most of us lived for our possessions rather than made our possessions live for us. When bomb-blast ...
... prospective Labour candidate for Dundee, but differences with the officials of the Party over India at the outbreak of the Second World War led to his resignation. He rejoined two years ago. BUT high above all his social interests and passions has been the ...
... T. Johnson, R. A. Cornish, W. J. Delahay, Frank Williams and Archie Skym. The club continued to function during the second World War and its present team has quite a solid foundation of wartime players. The year 1946 saw the advent of Haydn Tanner, ...