Word: kaiserhof
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...like an egg beater, across which pretty little Mac, arrayed in shorts and bra, could be tastefully spread-eagled and rotated as a "human windmill." Last week, after putting their two daughters to bed in a hotel room nearby, Aal & Mac went into their act at Cologne's Kaiserhof Theater. Their eleven-year-old son Hubert strapped his mother to the "windmill" and gave it a gentle push to start it rotating. Behind the windmill were six pingpong balls balanced on tall pillars, and the idea was that Aal, dressed to kill in cowboy suit and ten-gallon...
...only newsman taken into custody by Nazis. In Berlin when the invasion began were five Danish correspondents, three Norwegians. The Foreign Office succeeded in rounding up four Danes and one Norwegian, interned them in the Kaiserhof Hotel till the show was over...
Berlin's Tempelhofer Feld, a thousand-acre open space, long the Fatherland's proudest parade ground, was made over into Europe's crack airport five years after the War. Fifteen minutes' taxi ride away is the heart of the German capital, swank hotels like the Kaiserhof, Adlon, Esplanade. Though still one of the most modern airports in the world Tempel-hofer's buildings last week were ready for destruction to make way for an even more colossal port. It is calculated to serve the biggest commercial planes of the century ahead, and to function...
While the Duchess rested at the Kaiserhof, Dr. Ley started the Duke out on what is to be an intensive fortnight's tour of German factories, housing and worker recreation projects by driving H. R. H. to the "model machine works" of R. Stock & Co. Taking England's onetime King repeatedly and vigorously by the coat lapel, Dr. Ley proved himself a buttonhole orator, talking loud enough to be heard ten feet away by correspondents above the whirr of machines...
After His Royal Highness and the Labor Front Leader had passed on, another German workman told correspondents, "It would be better for Germany if he had stayed on the throne." Germans seemed this week to think that Windsor must be ardently pro-German, reacted by waiting about the Kaiserhof in crowds of as many as 300, cheering and all but mobbing H.R.H. at every opportunity...