... FINAL BERTH-THE SIXTY-FIVE-YEAR-OLD SQUARE- RIGGER JOSEPH CONRAD LEAVING THE EAST RIVER, NEW YORK, AFTER HALTING ON HER IOURNEY FROM ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, TO MYSTIC, CONNECTICUT The Joseph Conrad, which served as a training-ship during the war, has ...

... CONRAD'S VICTORY AS A SCREEN THRILLER. 44 VICTORY, the screen play by John L. Balderston, based on the novel by Joseph Conrad, is the new Paramount picture due at the Plaza on March 28. The hero, Heyst, is a philosopher who lives on the island of Sanburan ...

... probable that their racing days are done. In the following notes Alan Villiers, who won fame by his world voyages in the 44 Joseph Conrad tells the story of the survivors of the once mighty fleet of windjammers and discusses prospects for the future. The p ...

... of excellent yarns, combined with some in teresting gossip about such men as Henry James, J. M. Barrie, W. H. Hudson, Joseph Conrad, Oscar fide, Rider Haggard, Mane C.orelli, and Charles Garvice. I can so thoroughly recom mend these reminiscences, always ...

... 41, beating Tommy Pearson's thirty-year record by one try. The Edinburgh Dynamo women's football club^nust agree with Joseph Conrad's observation that being a woman is extremely difficult, because it consists principally in dealing with men. These ladies ...