Word: guardedness
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In this battle, Germany had again improved its tactics. Before the war one of Britain's most closely guarded weapons was the ASDIC (after the Anti-Submarine Detection Investigation Committee), a supersonic wave locater. The Germans apparently entered the war under the impression that the British still had nothing...
The Foreign Minister made a point of saying that new air and naval bases will be built "with Mexican money, by Mexican engineers, with Mexican workers," that they "will always be guarded by the Mexican Police and Army." But they will be put at the disposal of all the Americas...
One night last month the managing editor of the Boston Herald got a longdistance call from Reporter Alan Frazer, speaking from one of the Canadian maritime provinces. Reporter Frazer's voice was excited, muffled, guarded. Said he: "You won't hear from me for a couple of weeks...
The death rate from measles itself is very small. New York's 20,000 cases by week end yielded only six deaths. But every severe case of measles is accompanied by bronchitis, which may turn into bronchopneumonia. Other complications to be guarded against: eye and ear infections, colitis, brain...
Somewhere in Cambridge--its whereabouts a closely guarded secret--there is a Chinese Junk being built. Its builders, Peter Black '42 and David M. Ewing '42, plan to sail it down the Charles when it has been completed.