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... Off the Menu. I was unable to obtain'a brown roll, and before I left the restaurant I heard customers being told that there were no rolls of any kind left. The inability to supply particular dishes which individual patrons might fancy is due to a variety ...

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... An Enduring Menu editorial —tw,- to-nlsbt to the Muulaa tans Itod. many of thm, Houae, DubUn. to boooiir the Mm* o* Edmund Icnatiu* Rice and to propoee th# toilldto» Mill CteMtoa Brothwt, of memorial to commemorate the em- ♦ . . . tenary his death, sums ...

... - ROMANTIC MENU F jt is to a luncheon party for the bridal shower, or perhaps a sit-down supper, the menu can be written out on pink paper on whicn are stuck silver hearts, and thes= can serve as place-cards. Ths fcod could read something like this (in ...

... Memos and Menus TLHE output of printed matter from the U.N.O. press is staggering, to say the least of it. It is estimated that two tons of such printed matter is turned out daily by the privately installed printing press. , In the Chaillot, besides several ...

... Menus Invaded - ¢ eo s 2 ¥ ele, has cram . ;21.1-(3 of the menus.Cl Tlf: B tu;e g lans are short of paprika; 5 wl?tamards_m the cool tiled e wiih ifs sprinkiing fountain 87 M Chinese Tub' tholr fands. 00l tnned:engs that their Jee-cP o We are not ab S ...

... Reading—Menu IS it just news you want? There are 36 pages alone of that, each of eight close-type columns. ~ Since 178 pages in bulk would in our short-tempered times, and with American frayed nerves, almost amount to an incentive to violence, the paper ...

... THE DAILY MENU. Three meals are provided daily, made up as follows: Bn-Skt»(— Bread, S os.; butter, 1 oz.; sugar, 1 oz.: milk, i pint; ten or cone«* as required. Pinner—Vegetable soup, l-l pint; potatoes. 5-10 oz.; vegetables (Including fresh vegetables) ...

... Chicken” On The Menu! DURING a tour of bombed areas in her hushand’s constituency in London yesterday, Mrs, Winston Churchill asked wha: was for lunch at a school where 150 homeless people are living. She was told that the principal item on the menu was “Bombed ...

... “PRINTED TABOOS” ON MENUS London, Thursday—Major Monte Gluckstein, Chairman of the Strand Hotel, Ltd., which controls two of Britain’s largest hotels, the Strand Palace and Regent Palace, said here to-day at the annual meeting of the company, he welcomed ...

... A VARIETY IN THE MENU OME housewives are complaining that i t is now mor S to get variety into the menu. e difficult i both in food- This must not be allowed to happen for variety. stuls and in ways of cooking, is most important. EVep the nicest and most ...