Word: foodes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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From the stainless-steel galley they may expect first-rate meals, prepared beforehand on the ground. If a journey is made on short notice, there is enough canned food stowed in Columbine to put on elaborate meals during a globe-circling flight without an additional pinch of salt...
...million gift for food...
...lights and fresh flowers. Not in years had Vienna's women had a similar occasion for dressing up; archducal and bourgeois jewelry alike came out of hock or hiding. Demel's, Vienna's calorie-proud confectioner, combined Austria's two major treasures-music and food-in an exhibition of sugar figurines representing notable Vienna opera greats, e.g., Sopranos Maria Jeritza, Lotte Lehmann, Vera Schwarz...
...Jackson of Matthews and Wausau, Wis., secretary; Fred R. Moseley III of Grays and Long Island, chairman of the dance committee; Robert W. McCarley of Hollis and Mayfield, Ky., chairman of the Union activities committee; Roger D. Peirce of Lionel and Milwaukee, chairman of the common room and food committee; and S. David Galloway of Weld and Memphis, Tenn., representative to the Crimson Key Society...
...GERMAN OFFICER, by Serge Groussard (218 pp.; Putnam; $3), draws a bone-bare portrait of the classic Wehrmacht officer in defeat. Promising young French Novelist Groussard follows a crippled colonel as he scrabbles among the ruins for food, stonily defends his wartime acts, and keeps his chilling faith in Holy Germany...