... CAPTAIN JOSEPH CONRAD. Mrs. Conrad has contradicted a statement that her husband bated to go to sea. This is a reminder of an interesting little known circumstance that the last time. I believe, that Conrad made a trip as a private passenger on a liner ...

... ' --- Twan CLASSIC SOMALI COLMAN THE RESCUE With LILA DAMITA . A SOUND SYNCHRONISED PICTURE Of JOSEPH CONRAD S Famous Sion' - -- RINK R. AUTISM RAIL SANE ssi/ETECTIVER ...

... A MASTER OF ENGLISH. JOSEPH CONRAD DIES IN KENT. END ROMANTIC CAMERM. LIFE PACKED WITH Tnitius. Joseph Conrail. described as the finest writer of English—pure and undef.leilamong modern authors, and who was neither by birth .n Englishman nor inclination ...

... Evening Standard on lorsitay of the messages which. states. he received trotn Feted. Marshal Earl Haig. t soldier. and Joseph Conrad. the stater, utter both those world figures were dead It was white be was 'wetting a company draw• la Om the delegath of ...

... Francis Mune!l (tenor), the Symphony Orchestra, cooducted by E. Godfrey Boma 5.11.- Typhoon, a story of the China Book by Joseph Conrad; Radio Play by Jolts Watt. 19-O—S.B. from London. $46--Yermassal News. M4-110—S.B. from London. ...

... poop-deck a pair of picturesque small brims cannon. Exoept that she may use a small motor for entering or leaving port, the Joseph Conrad will make the two-year voyage entirely under sail, and, after a preliminary to New York via Plymouth, ahe P w s i l l i ...

... Romance. glorious love story, played ,igitinst the idemovelin background of buccaneering days, and based on the novel by Joseph Conrad. Ramon Novarro, se the swaslihuckling hero, has one of the moo fiery roles of his career. As the courageous youth of an ...

... ascerteseed that all the I t* sefferen bad sates pork /is holiest from lOU COMPANIES INCREASE. Itl REDCAR MEMBER. 1:01 OS THE JOSEPH CONRAD. Brigade officers attended !mat meeting of the Brigade i lord trout :nepternber 14 till nom all parts of the country . ...

... Matthews, e London vicar who has just had the experience, enjoyed himself tremendously. He spent a fortnight aboard the Joseph Conrad as one of the crew of 18 sailing the boat from Copenhagen to Grimsby, having signed on as an ordinary A.B. When saw him ...

... American Declaration of Independence, whl was killed in a duel a few days after be had signed it. tlB,OOO for a collection of Joseph Conrad MSS. Men with faces like Sphinxes tbs hardened buyers of the world—look up with a new light in their eyes when Rosenbsch ...

... ng (X): Part Two of Romance ; • play fur broadcasting, by Peter Creswell ; founded on the novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Made: Maier (first produced October 9, IND); music by Dennis Arundel', Peter Creswell. Robert Chignell; under ...

... bright aid* of the picture. The Royal Navy still believes in training its youth in sail. 11011111)-WOBLIII WIRDIANIZIL The Joseph Conrad, the fully-rigged sailing ship, which flies the British tag and which Mr. Alan J. Villiers, the Australian journalist and ...