... genius had a minority of worshippers and I am not surprised after reading the memoirs—delightful though they are—by Mrs Joseph Conrad of her husband. Here is one of many stories paraphrased. At the table Conrad was not the solid host of English tradition ...

... (records). 7.55, Lilt Up Your Beans. 8.0, News. 8.15, The Kitchen Front. 8.20, Charles,, - Ell9492riffirtii'Sliatet: 8.45, Joseph Conrad. Some Memories by Richard Carle. 9.0, Morning Miscellany of Records. 9.35, Service for Schools. 9.55, Beethoven, played ...

... Evening prayers. 10.35, “Moscow, 1812” Retreat of the Grand Army. Reading by Jack Minster from “The Warrior’s Soul by Joseph Conrad. 10.40, Heijry Hall and his Orchestra. 11.40. J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 12.0 midnight-12.20 a.m. News. TO-DAY’S 8.8. ...

... effective in their generation, and gave them as much real satisfaction as a work by a living composer gives us now. As Joseph Conrad remarks In nls book, The Mirror of the Sea: “The special call of an art that has passed away Is never reproduced. It ...

... THE DRUG OF WORDS. 6, GIVE me the right word and the right accent and I will move the world, wrote Joseph Conrad in one of his prefaces. It is a wonaerful dream for the writer who is in love with words and handles them, as Conrad did. with the care of ...

... or An Cheathri ngia.ras forgot to mention that all English writers ot stress the beneficent aspeet of nature. As . one, Joseph Conrad, seems to suggest at timese she 1~ a horrible slimy monstrous evil thing. thiits:'ould go further than he goes and say ...

... (Questions on Opposite Page) I—They were wiped out at the battle of Camlan 2—John Kells Ingram. 3—This was the real name of Joseph Conrad. 4—No. He was Fran- Bacon, Lord Verulam and Viscount St. Albans. ...

... Centenary 5. Scot- Concert. 1 News. Psh Orchestra. 4-4 E Freya of the 10-15, The Week's Appeal. 1 20, Joe Isles. by Joseph Conrad. Milton's Ceilidh, Band. 1041. Gaelic Children's How. Sports News, ...

... Stepney (East London) home. For three years he sailed under an assumed name. One of his ships was the Torrens, in which Joseph Conrad, the novelist, served chief mate. He became Trinity House pilot in 1909. and was in this Service until the outbreak of ...

... of and a more general respect for a difficult calling than any which obtained in t:..2 1920's and 1930'5. The word of Joseph Conrad. William M'Fee and David Bone, fine noble prose as much of it was, was not sufficient. It is in the schools of these islands ...

... Variety 12-55, Wta-.Her. | wllii Rudolf (tenon and Lorely New.; 1-.0 Have * \ ,S «.Mta.t: Voulh broadest r;ie Si adow-t. ■ Joseph Conrad'. **>■ worrying; 9.30. Freda Tcnn-.-.. 5. Children; 5-55. Weather Lora t. Triil , Daniel ft News, 6*15. Northern Ireland ...

... How Can We Reach Agreement? B*3o. ITMA. 9. News; 9*15, Questions the Hour: Incentives: 9-30. Play. The Inn the Two 'hes (Joseph Conrad) 10, Reg. Leopold Players; 10*30, Scienc? Survey. 10*45, Parliament. 11, News and Close Down. LIGHT PROG. (1.500 and 261 ...