Word: frenchman
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...with a comfortable income of ?2,000 a year "was betraying his class if he employed fewer than six women servants and five menservants; middle-class ladies in their 90s could boast that they had never made a pot of tea in their lives, a wealthy Englishman had a Frenchman to stir his soup, another Frenchman to comb his hair, an Italian to make his pastry, and half a dozen Englishmen to iron his Times, and his wife had a Frenchwoman to powder her back and an Englishman to carry her prayer book...
...costs and the handwork on cameras.'' It also means invading the competitors' home grounds abroad, where Kodak sold more than $325 million in cameras and film last year and will invest $27½ million in capital expansion and modernization this year. "If you can get a Frenchman to drink Coca-Cola," says Vaughn optimistically, "it won't be long before all Europeans will take to the idea of using Kodaks...
...leader of a Third Force is also the lengthening extension of that man. Those of his allies who have to deal with le grand Charles sometimes find that their exasperation exceeds their admiration. But any way one looks at it, whether as an ally or as a Frenchman worrying about the chaos that might follow his death, there is a lot riding on the towering man in the Elysée Palace. He is 72, and he has enemies desperate enough to want to kill...
...resignation last spring, Fritz Reiner, 74, built the Chicago into one of the best-disciplined orchestras in the world. Chicago's new man, who will arrive next season, is Jean Martinon, 53, a composer and conductor and presently the General Music Director in Düsseldorf. Martinon, a Frenchman, will inherit the most Germanic orchestra outside Germany...
Only an independent Europe can be expected to defend itself, because only it would have something to defend. A Frenchman will not fight for the American way of life...