... than existing seta. The cost of the boat's equpnient was met from funds collected to mark the centenary of the birth of Joseph Conrad, the novelist. BID TO HALT EXECUTION OF WOMAN LAST-MINUTE effort to save Mrs. Nora Parham. a mother of eight sons. from ...

... his triumphant way and this time Joe Carr. the long-hitting Irishman, fell to him by 2 and 1. The sole American left. Joseph Conrad. had a comfortable win over Roger Bayliss, the Staffordshire champion, by 5 and 3, and now tackles Scrutton. In the other ...

... city. Amongst the new selection of books in Braille type this month are:— Sky Pilot. by Ralph Connor: Typhoon, by Joseph Conrad; Way of an Eagle, by Ethel H . Dell: Rodney Stone, by Air A. Conan Doyle: and Joanna Godden. by Sheila Haye-Smith ...

... the Weeping Woman from Leicester. and Sir Muirhead Bone is lending from his Oxfordshire home the portrait head of Joseph Conrad. The show. organised by the Arts Council, will be fairly. but not completely. representative of the sculptor who has startled ...

... (Whale), Russia on the March (Murphy), Mathematics for Engineers” (Dull), “Living in the Country” (Smith and Wilcox), “Joseph Conrad” (Bradbrook), “History in my time” (Strasser). ...

... (tenor) ; Doris Vevers 8.0 ( ee eorgie Wood in “ Domestic Episodes,” with Dolly Harmer. 8.15 (London), “ One Day re,” b: Joseph Conrad; _pro- duced Katherine Pole. 9.0 (Lon- don), We ather forecast, Secon: news bulletin. 9.15, Chamber music, relayed from ...

... so far failed that it is now necessary to try ether form of propaganda. Warsaw's Tribute to Joseph Conrad. The broadesat talk, Reminiseeeoes of Joseph Conrad, given by Mr. Ric:bang Curie last night from the London station, reminds 'me that the memory ...

... developed Ii the many years which the author spent in travel as a younger man. when he was brought closelynto touch with Joseph Conrad. He deve loped very keenly an outstanding style and wide vis:on, depth and grip of human character accompanied by the three ...

... 9.351, should be well worth seeing. The writer, Thomas Browne. an ITN staff man, has adapted it from a short story by Joseph Conrad. The director, Michael Curterriggs, says: Set in a remote village, it tells the story of a younggirl whose life revolves ...

... centenary, still enjoying an atmosphere of unhurried elegance. It was a popular spot for the writers Somerset lilaughan and Joseph Conrad. Tunes have changed since Conrad arrived in 18d8 to take command of his first big steamer, the Otago and the hotel now ...

... shop. 8.30 The Goon Show. and recording enthusiasts. 9.0. News. 9.15. Victory, by 7,15, A Listen and Learn Series: Joseph Conrad. 10.45, Today in Itaian Journey. 7.30, Parents and Parliament. Children. 11.0, News, weather. 11.6 (app.), Music at Night ...

... s,' by J. L. Lagrande; Manual of Inorganic Ci-.ennistry, by J. E. Thorpe, new edition, vols.; Tales of Unrest, by Joseph Conrad; The Gadfly, by E. L. Voynich; By Hair's Breadth,'' by' Hoadon Hill; The Doi ington Deed Box, by Arthur Morrison; ...