Or If Not, It Ought to Be: Among the Things We Mustn't Describe in the American Flagship: Man Power and Mechanics By Louts B. Witson, There would iseem® to be avcleaning guns with the magnificent ticular wisdom in siting the! pre-occupat lieved only by USS, Pittsburgh at that—hour Known in the old Russian Navy' as the "Admiral's Hour." or the time there who know how to put back together again the screws they have! taken out. shortly before tiffin when the morning's faculties seem to concentrate upon the fact that tiffin is stil Jong time off and one might as well hare a bit of a snack.
This does not meun to imply that "Admiral's Hou" is observed on the American flagship, but it does mean that one's faculties unconsciously concentrate on the thought of food when 1 tour of the ship brings into such prominence potatoes bein: peeled in ave been—cinnamon rolls flaunting their savourrness all, over. the ship. Such smells as one has never been taught to associate with ships issue in tantalizing series from the galleys towards which in due course of inspection a visitor's footsteps trend and from which the outstanding impression of the Pittsburgh at 11 of a sunny morning must be carried away, if one is humanly: interested in food at the "Admiral's Hour,"
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