... [*TO )-MORRO' w ‘ 7.0 a.m.—News. 7.3o—Records. 8.0 —News 8.20— Charles Ernesco and [Sextet, B.4s—“Joseph Conrad.” 9.0 —Records. 9.ss—Records. 10.30—Joe Loss and Orchestra. 11.0—Military 'Band Music. 11.30—8.8. C Scottish Orchestra. 12.30—Workers' Flay‘time ...

... WORLD Two-Year Adventure After covering 5&.000 miles; voyage round the , world, the miniature square-rigged sailihg ship Joseph Conrad has put in at New York for a short stay before sailing to England. The trip began from Ipswich. Suffolk, two years ago ...

... the departure of the British barque Joseph Conrad for the island. The exact position of the island being kept secret, peat's ago, is said. prospectors icund •neat quantities of gold there. On board the Joseph Conrad one of two AustraUan syndicates which ...

... Leader Maclaren had a mishap in the vicinity of Nikolski, Kpmanorski Islands, to-day. No one was injured. —Reuter. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous author, d.ecl at his residence ißishopbourne. near Canterbury, on Saturday, the age 67. „ _ The American airmen ...

... determination of stivuig governments. Research, for the filming of “Romance,’’ Ramon Novarro's new picture, based on the Joseph Conrad story, coming to the above Theatre to-iught, reveals that even warships carrying heavy batteries of guns were not safe ...

... Brain (horn), Ning Milkina (piano) and London Mozart Players. 7.55, Ernest Lush (piano). 825, ‘The Song of Roland.’ 8.55, Joseph Conrad. 9.5, Jacques Février (piano). 9.35, ‘The Fisher King,’ by Julien Gracqg. 11.20. Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. ...

... thought 1 seriously of devoting himself entirely to authorship. It is said to have been partly the advice of his friend Joseph Conrad that he decided to stick to the sea, and partly also, no doubt, because of the promotion which was coming his way despite ...

... suitable for India can develop only out of the atmosphere of Indian life. Among writers who knew what it was live dangerously Joseph Conrad must always given honoured place. The great novelist w as not. only intimate ■with the sea in all her moods, not only a ...

... practically every ocean all over the earth, and who has specially stmdiod the winds and waves of the North Atlantic, Mr. Joseph Conrad, has depicted hi, impressions of the dangers fishermen have to face in that style ofj.ivid imagery which lias won him world ...

... negligence existed putting up the shutter.” Joseph Conrad's Son Sent to Prison. Sentence 12 months the second division was passed at the Old Bailey, London, Alfred Bows Conrad, the .son of the late Joseph Conrad, the novelist, who pleaded guilty to converting ...

... supremacy in the fiction day. 1 hey say: hanks an exceptional gilt of this instnuneht vthat is. s Jing- has the most range. Joseph Conrad s vocabulary shows all the concrete wealth the Anglo-Saxon stock. displays, in at least # a rare virtuosity in tlie use ...

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