... Tough, who were to become the driving force of the Dixieland era which dominated the New York scene until well after the Second World War. Some of the sparkle and gusto of this extremely uninhibited jazz is captured in an album demurely entitled Max Kam insky ...

... father of a happy young family, came to London. Britons arc now better aware that his people served us well during the second World War, gave us vital bases, allowed us to stay during hostilities, diverted all fish supplies to needy Britain, and built costly ...

... CARAVAN CAESERIE By Richard King: I SHALL, not soon forget the first Christmas of Peace after the Second World War. There were three of us, and it had been arranged that Peace definitely demanded that evening-dress should be essential. (I was five moth-holes ...

... century; then came the great combination of A. Elton and Dick Pemberton up to 1914; Jimmy Giles, just before the second World War. carried on the tradition. The present captain, Ivor Preece, also captained England in the last two inter national matches ...

... work, Mezzrow as a clarinettist. In 1945 Mezz set up one of the most famous record labels to have been born since the second world war-- King Jazz. The abridged story of these memorable sessions is told by him in person between the tracks of two moving ...

... now entered upon its second year at the Whitehall, has proved to be the most, suc cessful of all plays inspired by the second World War. Giving due credit to all tlie rest of its clever cast and to the skill of its journalist-author, R. F. Delderfield, ...

... now sends us, under the recently signed agreement, eighty-three per cent of her exportable surplus of meat. Before the second World War she supplied half the beef consumed in these isles. Moreover, during the war she allotted to us all her exportable surplus ...

... DESERT MAC I couldn't help feeling a thrill when I went down to Sussex to talk to one of Britain's greatest leaders in the Second World War, Field-Marshal Earl Macmillan of Mersa Matruh. Everybody's heard of The Desert Macs. Everybody knows his laconic re ...

... are blasphemous, they are mockeries to man the black, dying trees ooze and sweat and the shells never cease During the Second World War his imagery was drawn primarily from the machines, not the men, but the intensity of his vision was even more acute than ...

... understand until it is too late. Major Anderson, a British Regular Army officer, is posted to Korea after his service in the Second World War with the Parachute Regiment. He trains and leads guerilla bands of British, American and Korean paratroops in daring ...

... may wrangle ova Five Fingers whether to catalogue it under popular entertainment forms or history of espionage in the Second World War. For the film balances on .the borderline between fact and fiction. Either way, it is extremely entertaining. Realism ...

... certain standards against which the attainments of other national schools might be measured. Since the beginning of the Second World War it has been the case only in a sharply diminishing degree; of recent years it has been true no longer. Where today British ...