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... Peter. Joseph Conrad's work will ever have a special place in the literature of the sea, and those who have enjoyed his books will appreciate the article by W. M. Parker in the current issue of the Blue Peter, which is entitled With Joseph Conrad on the ...
... feats. athletic events. &c.i were held in the institute's auditorium with an attendance of 85.665 seamen. Headers in the Joseph Conrad Library (the only library exclusirely for M. amen in the country) totalled •22.531; 2.612 books were distributed and 66 ...
... interested. There is one small sailing training ship that is privately owned and managed that flies the Red Enaign—the Joseph Conrad. That ship sailed some time towards the end of last winter with cadets on board. We should be proud that there is one such ...
... the world as the Joseph Conrad. But although Mr. Villiers has always contrived to find new facets and new Interests, there was nothing strikingly original to be said about Erikson's ships, and very little about the Joseph Conrad in spite of her small ...
... few weeks. Mr. A. .1. Villiern appears to hat . ; been finable ta see way to accept the invitation to make the little Joseph Conrad one of the central figures in the Adelaide (lentenary, t•alebrAtoon4 After leaving New Zealand, she Is to visit /Mite ( ...
... a great point of the experience of Captain Needstrup, master of the American steamer Holden Coast, who encountered the Joseph Conrad in which, when she was the fieorg Stage, he first went to sea in the year 1903. Captain Svedstrup sighted the little ship ...
... back in mind at any rate to the official opening on May 24, 1934. Then Mr. Christopher Morley and many other friends of Joseph Conrad gathered together to do the great novelist homage. Since that time the library has grown apace, and amongst its 7,000 volumes ...
... said speaker. and c of the essays given are rather illumine. I think someone in the Boarif of te is trying to find • new Joseph Conrad, one of the subjects given in this regard 'write a dialogue between a stevedore . • . and the muter of' a ship regarding ...
... speechless banquet for International Shipping Conference, at t , Savoy Hotel. on April 15th. Joseph Conrad. PEOPLE love the sea can at bear enough about Joseph Conrad, a , that is why we must be indebted to • editor of the Blue Peter for publishing the current ...
... some years ago by Mr. A. J. Villiers and Captain Reuben de Cloux fram Luisa' Flying P Line. Mr. Villiers now has the Joseph Conrad to mcupy attentii, and Captain de (loos has returned to steam. It will he interesting to see whether Captain Erikson buys ...
... make up the September issue, and they must appeal to the staunch readers of this beautifully printed periodical. Mrs. Joseph Conrad contributes the second part of that fascinating story entitled Our Visit to Poland in 1914. A description, with several ...
... American Doris Hamlin left Baltimore for Newport- News, two (lava alter the Ktlna Hoyt had left for Searspril I Maitre. The Joseph Conrad arrivkll ii New York from Tahiti on the ...