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...this year, her mission was one of peacetime training. Few of her complement had seen action and officers admitted that her men were "below standards desirable for combat." They were still below standard when the Juneau headed north about a fortnight ago under wartime orders. Then one day the lookout spotted four torpedo boats bearing down on the ship...
...floated gracefully over the beach toward low hills. The five-inchers pounded for a few minutes and then all was dark and silent again. The Juneau swung about and cruised south for a few minutes, then north, then south. Thirty minutes passed, then 45. Sharply the voice of the lookout sang in the headphones: "Truck lights off the port...
...Films is on the lookout for a blonde dream-girl to appear in its newest production, "Project 109." It seems that this lady must stack up to the highest requirements of a lothario Lothario who seeks her in his sleep...
...Heustis, "greatly enthused over the significance of these findings," believed that Port Huron's outbreak was licked. He warned doctors elsewhere to be on the lookout for O-111, and suggested the use of sulfathiazole for early treatment...
From the Spire. Last week, as Viennese again mounted the 343 precarious steps to the observation platform just above the lookout of 1683, they still talked about "the Turks," but they meant the Russians. From St. Stephen's, on a clear day, Viennese could see the Red Hungarian border, 40 miles away. They knew it was strung with barbed wire, studded with police stations-as ominous as the camels and the silken tents of the 17h Century Turks...