Later became famous film editor and director, credited with inventing the freeze frame and jump cut, as employed in "Girl of the Night" (1960). Kerouac's journal shows that he was present at a party with Ayer and others at John Clellon Holmes' apartment, November 1948.

Co-directed and edited the commended documentary of the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival "Jazz on a Summer's Day" (1959). Virginia Bailey was born in New York City, the daughter of a singing teacher father and piano teacher mother.

Later a Government missile technician and owner of a television shop in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Separated from Caroline in 1964 and, in 1965, married a woman he had met in southern California.

Kerouac's nephew, the son of Caroline and Paul Blake. After his mother's death Paul went with his father to live in San Pedro, California, and later in Anchorage, Alaska.

In 1937 fought in the Spanish Civil War, one of two Americans chosen to lead guerrilla warfare behind Franco's lines. Several of his pieces of writing published in the New Masses.

During World War II he trained as an OSS member in Washington, but lost a hand in a grenade accident while instructing new recruits. Toward the end of his life he was poet James Schuyler's lover, and features in the latter's poem "Dining Out with Doug and Frank" as "A dark Finn who looked not unlike a butch version of Valentino." Died of leukemia and is buried in Long Island National Cemetery.

His work as director also included "11 Harrowhouse" (1974), and "End of the Road" (1970), which he scripted from John Barth's 1958 novel. English philosopher, noted for his work on logical positivism, his book Language, Truth and Logic (1936) being the first exposition of the subject in the English language. A girlfriend of Kerouac's (who wrote about her as "Dark Eyes" in his journals), she married his friend Hal Chase in 1949.

Accompanied Chase to Mexico in 1951, where he studied at Mexico City College, but they separated shortly afterwards.

In 1945 he transferred to Harvard University for graduate study in Far Eastern languages. Studied psychology, literature and philosophy at the University of South Florida.

After Louis' death in 1911, she remarried to Peter Adamakis in 1917 and moved to Brooklyn, New York, where Jack lived with her while attending Horace Mann School, 1939-40.

A Barnard graduate from Albany, NY, where her father managed the Gevaert film plant.

= Rollo Greb (OR), Austin Bromberg (SU), Irwin Swenson (BD, VC), Amadeus Baroque (DS), Allen Ansen (SK), A. (NL, PS), Hermann Reichardt (VL), Dad Deform (AE), Alan Ansen (SH), Big Anna the Swede (??

) (RC) Son of a doctor, brought up in Birmingham, England. Met Kerouac and friends through his secretary, Alan Ansen, in 1940s.