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... Christmas Menu From the adjutant I went to the lieutenant-quartermaster, the most important man in the Army in the eyes of the ranks. An old campaigner of many climes, this much be-ribboned warrior who has served a lifetime in the Service told me of ...
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... HORSE ON MENU Dead horses may be eaten if not dead too long.—German battalion order. ...
... LUNCH MENU Among those who attended the Inaugural luncheon were the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Leicester. lady Hillingdon, Councillor C. R. Keene (Deputy Civil D•fenc• Regional Commissioner). Councillor C. E Worthington (city C Defence Controller) ...
... MEANS AND MENUS How to make ends meet at meal-times is a day-to-day problem now with every housewife. That’s where ‘‘Housewife”, the commonsense pocket magazine, is so useful these days. Here are the titles of nine articlesall about food —in the August ...
... * * * Restaurant Menus A rezder. who signs himself Wet and Hungry. writes to thank me for my comments on the British Restaurant, and also puts forward a suggestion regarding bus shelters. He asks, Why cannot the day's menu at the Restaurant be exhibited ...
... Menu Tribates Floral tributes were as follows: in loving memory ot a dear and faithful wife and mother, from her heartbroken husband and loving daughter Doris, and mother, with deepest sympathy, from Arthur and Ivy: in loving memory of our dear sister ...
... Off the Menu Fourteen British overlanders during their journey to South Africa met a party of cannibals who had just eaten an outcast, said Mr. E. Vine, Brixton, the leader of the party, when he arrived at Southampton yesterday to organise a lecond overland ...
... The Perfect Menu After guests at a luncheon of the National Defence Public Interests Committee in London, to-day, had enjoyed a meal consisting of hors d’oeuvres, chicken, ice and coffee, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Minister of Health, told them that the perfect ...
... EGGS ON THE MENU In order to encourage the use of pro cessed eggs by the catering trade, the Minister of Fond has made an order amending the Meals in Establishments Order, 1942, as result .of which the presence of egg products in a dish will .no longer ...
... The Show Menu Men of Two Worlds (City). Spellbound (Picture House) Miss Susie Slagle's (Odeon). The Bleep (Savoy). Easy to Wed (Trocadero) Irish Eyes Are Smiling (Floral Hall) - Busybody (Opera House) Old Mother Riley and Her Daughter Kitty ...
... menu. Preserving MISS FORRESTER pointed out that the groat secret of catering was the store cupboard. Before the war we could get all kinds of fruit and vegetables out of season from warmer countries, and had lost the art of preserving food. Last year ...