Word: stewarding
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...burning grease caused to damage, Walter J. Dennis, steward, reported later and there was no interruption in the usual service of the dining hall...
...American World Airways' El Presidente winged northward across the Brazilian jungles, one of its four engines ran rough. The steward woke the 38 passengers, explaining that their Stratocruiser would have to land for brief repairs at Belem, near the mouth...
...circular trays gain a monopoly position in the Houses and at the Union, Heaman plans to serve "liquid items" like steward tomatoes in separate dishes just as ice cream is today. He agreed, however, that this would not stop the problem of overflowing gravy...
...yelled, "That's Red China!" Unanimously, the 58 crewmen-four Poles, three expatriate Chinese, one German, 50 Scots and Englishmen-applied the lesson they had learned from the Communists on the way to Indo-China. They voted not to take the ship to any Communist port. Explained Chief Steward Vincent Rottgardt: "We decided on principle. We've been on the anti-Communist side all along...
...rivalry between Oxford and Cambridge is as keen as the rivalry between Ford and Chevrolet-and a good deal older. Last week George Trevelyan, Master of Trinity College and High Steward of the Borough of Cambridge, announced that he was petitioning the Crown to change Cambridge's status from town to city. Cried one Oxonian on hearing the news: "Good gracious! In their efforts for equality, Cambridge will be wanting a bishop next." Oxford has been both bishopric and city for more than four centuries...