... `Blitz!' Kelly's that the hard-working oast. led by Amelia Bllylltle as a Yiddisher Momma standing up to this geezer Hitler (cut for song) is dwarfed by the scenic goings on behind them. As a spectacle it is fabulous: the eye will delight in it but the ...

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... Blitz T HE more you go into the demobilisation scheme the more snags you come up against —and you are still trying to clear them up. I do sympathise with the anxious wife who writes: I suppose this new demobbing system is very simple. But when a lot ...

... by Blitz since 1703 tore huge 300-year-old oaks out of the ground; generations of tall firs splintered like matchsticks. Fifteen million trees fell in that furious early morning. Now, twelve busy months later, one third of the fallen timber has been cleared ...

... Blitzed WEST LONDON SYNA GOGUE. Upper Berkeley Street, St. Atarylebone. where war damage repairs have been carried out for the past eight I months, is to reopen on September 15. A congregation of 2.000 is expected to attend the rededication ceremony ...

... 'BLITZ' The site in Clarendon Road. Nos. 3-11, involved the demolition of old houses to make way for luxury residential accommodation. An old lady of 77 lived in Blitz conditions for weeks in her upstairs flat while buildings on either side of her ...

... BLITZ Oddly enough it wa s John Snow who returned the better figures-4 for 17 as against Arnold's 2 for 22 In the final blitz. But justice was done as the England players .spontaneously pushed Arnold forward for the lion's share of the applause as they ...

... Blitz He and little Norman Horner had 134 on the board before lunch—proof of the blitz on David Larter and company. With Mike Smith, John Jameson and Jim Stewart all helping themselves to runs off this friendly Northants attack, the sixty overs produced ...

... No blitz The conditions were Ideal for seam bowling. The pitch waa grassy and the atmosphere heavy enough for the quick bowlers to awing the ball. But Close should have taken a chance and put Surrey in to bat. If Fred Truman had been turned loose I think ...

... BLITZED We hoped we would be able to arrange for new accommodation in the new community centre at 'Vorld — Mr World's End, said Mr. Nick Grantham, Boys' Club chairman, but that idea was blitzed. The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea felt it couldn't ...

... BLITZ II I.: I' 11 I.: It II I & Blitz. one of the count y s most success service groups currei has the ti Meir prestigious offices at Hai on•tne ...

... Blitz I was born on Tyneside, he says. When my father was out of a job in the mines, my mother had to rise at five each day to clean the Wallsend telephone exchange. She died under the strain. That must not happen to anyone here again. Dan Smith ...