One of England’s most distinguished editors, now on the staff of THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH, HUGH MASSINGHAM is the son of H. W. Massingham,himself a great editor and an intimate friend of the young Churchill. Mr Massingham here recalls the days when Sir Winston was a frequent visitor in his home and when, to the Tory world,he was considered a radical.
A novelist and political correspondent on the OBSERYER, HUGH MASSINGHAM is generally acknowledged to he the most influential commentator in Britain today. He is the son of H. W. Massingham, the famous editor, brother of H. J. Massingham. the naturalist, and of Dorothy Massingham, whose play, THE LAKE,was produced in America. His latest novel, THE WANDERING EYE,was favorably received on both sides of the Atlantic.