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... the Yorkshireman, who beat two Americans yesterday. ousted Irishman Joe Carr. by 2 and 1. The sole American survivor is Joseph Conrad. who had a comfortable win over Roger Bayliss. by 5 and 3 and now tackles Scrutton. In the other semi-final. Slater opposes ...
... hardly ever In trouble, and both Bobby Locke and John Burton, of Hillside, who paired, made their long drives pay. Lieut. Joseph Conrad, the American Walker Cup player, who won the British amateur title last month. followed his 67 on the New Course with a ...
... hope to play In the Test, but will not know until after a net trial to-morrow afternoon. Bracketed with Thomson Is Lt. Joseph Conrad, the American who won the British amateur title last month, with rounds of 67 and 72. Jowle's total 13.7 set tremendous ...
... COLkENS BANKHALL MISSION CHURCH ROAD LIVERPOOL Ralph p m a of jfsl'S” and Non-CVnoiit TEMPLE ST date Tue3 Hiuinuipdl in Joseph Conrad whose novels j seem to overlooked at Dresent bv ordinary reader is E H Vtsiak’s new book about him— The Mirror of Conrad ...
... his ships became the home of the Three Hours for Lunch Club. which he started at the suggestion af Christopher Morley. Joseph Conrad, the greatest sea writer of them all, sailed as his passenger and friend. also found time to write I 1 - 1 - a series of ...
... WEEK-END REFLECTION Joseph Conrad wrote NSCRIBED on the the best. magination does in men’s truth find an effective and ‘Temple of Apollo at any istence. Imagination. undesirable ex invention, the supreme Delphi were three maxims, | not master of art as ...
... series of half-?°ur Plays about people who famous under names other their own Patrick plays the lead this eek novelist Joseph Conrad Today’s TV and radio Programmes on Page 15 WHAT the Ameri- cans call the Pig has come to Manchester It’s an electric food ...
... doth swimme with wingis many a doth saile and rowe many a ship doth rest with toppe-royal” Four hundred later than Dunbar Joseph Conrad brooded over an English river it was when Romans first came to Britain and encountered only “sandbanks marshes forests ...
... the feudal levies of France was obvious Ditched battle invariably ended English victory even though almost inyanably on Joseph Conrad drawru by Alfred E Taylor an illustration in Frank Swinnerton's “Authors Never Met” which Frederick in association with ...
... December 6 a child Ukraine another English novelist Son Polish parentage to known in the history of English literature Joseph Conrad Music decided earmark June 2 1857 on day a son bora to Worcester church organist Thus in congenial atmosphere that Elgar ...
... man when he • bought his first ship, a • full-rigged vessel of 252 • tons, for £1,571 Os Id. • In this craft, renamed Joseph Conrad. he sailed • a course of 58.000 miles ▪ round the world with a crew of young Amerias could possibly be imagined. But he ...
... formidable proportions than it in fact did The Sea Dreamer Jean-Aubry (Allen Unwin 25s) ERARD JEAN-AUBRY an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad has written after preparation and with admirable diligence a as true and precise— as phrases it— as a ship’s log” which ...