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... the Rev. James Wright presided. The Junior Guild heard a talk on Sam Pollard of S.W. China, and the Seftior Guild on “Joseph Conrad. WOMEN UNIONISTS—There was a good attendance at the monthly meeting of Whatley Women Unionists yesterday week, when Mrs ...
... the supporting cast. “Laughing Anne gives Margaret Lockwood one her best roles for some time as the red-haired beauty of Joseph Conrad's powerful story. And she takes full advantage of her opportunity to convey the tempestuous beauty, once the idol of the ...
... film with some gripping fight sequences. Laughing Anne Hater Margaret Lockwood brings life to this adaptation of the Joseph Conrad novel. She has the versatility and charm In this story of French singer, east of Suez, who has an American exheavywelght ...
... not indirectly Darkness By Hanley (Collins 12s 6d) Tales of Hearsay and Last Essays another book about the Lakes1 is By Joseph Conrad (Dent 6d) but a book about “the way Folk of the Channel Islands By Dorothy K Collings people at the Lakes (Harrap 6d) ...
... Another translation time from French it iiorv 0! peace-time hazard and disaster Edouard Peisson tells us in France ranked Joseph Conrad and although we have onlv this one novel bv which to judge the author we cannot dismiss claim too ambitious The story told ...
... coin and was able catch the boy who returned the I Tht boy had got IS other similar ! corns*from brother In the Navy. Mr Joseph Conrad Roelll. 62. Blackpool retired chat, left » ' £6.149 net (duty paid 003). The evidence was given when the defence case continued ...
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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 ...
... ERIC THORNTON St. Annes links. Paired in the other match were Philip Scrutton, 33-year-old British Walker Cup man, and Joseph Conrad, 25-yearold member of the U.S. Walker Cup team. Scrutton gained a sensational victory 7 and 6 in his quarterfinal match ...
... to him by f h , th e P flrfi 2 and 1. ihrre holes Joe Conrad. The sole American left. American Walker JCup plaver and Joseph Conrad, had com- Air Force champion. Sc sl-tho-d^re fha y mpion.by fiv^and thr« b ° le! '; and now tackles Scrutton. Conrad increased ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...