Word: anyway
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...reach an agreement out of last week's conferences and those to follow, peace planners may as well stop talking about international cooperation and go back to power politics. Perhaps Russia, now proved unbeatable by arms and economically self-sufficient, is determined to play a lone hand anyway-but the U.S. and Britain must still...
...submarine which has just had a depth charge dropped off its port bow. "Indignant, nay Apoplectic '45" (see "The Mail" in last Tuesday's issue) has exposed me as being in the pay of the Yale News. (I wonder who read the SERVICE NEWS to my little correspondent, anyway...
Maybe they would be more interested in how we like being in the Navy, anyway, Maybe they would rather hear how gratified we are when the V-12 boys really salute us and mean it, or how self conscious we are about the mutterings of civilians about our identity...
More Results. In one Chicago plant, a lottery slashed absenteeism and tardiness two-thirds. In several others, lotteries were dropped when they produced no improvement in attendance. Another plant found no improvement, but kept the lottery anyway. Said one official: "Maybe we're chumps. While things haven't gotten any better, they could easily get worse if we dropped the lottery, now that it's accepted and expected by employes." Lotteries have substantial limitations...
...Army. Before he was through he had several small hospitals in eastern Burma, each with a nurse in charge, and a base hospital near the middle. His patients were the Chinese Sixth Army, then holding a 300-mile front. "What kind of men did these British think we were, anyway, giving us a job of that size? After refusing us the dignity of the title of Mobile Hospital Unit they were ordering us to be a whole confounded medical corps!" Two other missionary doctors helped...