Africa news letter, Vol. I, No. 2, April 17, 1942

              Have you salted some almonds or had	One of the boys just fresh from
your photograph taken, or bought new	Africa, Bernard Sherwood, stopped in
socks, with a view to sending a birthday	at the office the other day with a
package to one of our nice boys in Africa?	few interesting tales to tell.
The next thing to do is wrap it well, then mail it at your local post office, where information will be furnished on rates and documents necessary for shipment by steamer.
Unfortunately Clipper space is far too limited to use for less valuable items than the long-awaited letters.
It was about 11:45 AM, and we just naturally asked what he thought the men were having for lunch over there.
He beamed. He went into high gear. He reminded us that GOOD HOUSEKEEPING prepared a whole year’s menus for our use, and reminisced a typical luncheon as
AND THEY
Arc going across more smoothly now. Six-da3r delivery has actually been effected twice this month. Average, how-
BUT THE CENSOR
Wants us to warn you not to mention weather, military information, opinions and facts detrimental to the Government, location of troops.
YOU'LL BE SORRY TO LEARN...
Grapefruit Juice
Fresh Mes.tioaf or Sliced Luncheon Meats Macaroni and Cheese	Fresh Peas
Sour Pickles	Bread and Jam
Raisin Pie Coffee
Literally tons of beef, lamb, pork, veal, calves’ liver, chicxen, squab, ducks, turkey - and the finest fruits and vegetables, fresh and preserved -are available to our chefs.
Kevin Howard is their chief, and they are recruited from such food-famous spots as the Hotel New Yorker, Schraffts and Huylers, the Inverurie Hotel in Bermuda and the Escambron Beach Club in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
That we are losing Voit Gilmore. Many of you know him from correspondence and telephone conversations - our late lamented New York Personnel Manager, now en route to Accra to inaugurate a brand new P. M. - ship over there.
BUT ON THE OTHER HAND
Our new Personnel Manager here, Robert F. Green, will be happy to help you. From our short experience we think you will find he fills the generous Gilmore shoes very" adequately.
Both "reach-in” and "walk-in” types of modern refrigerators are used by our Commissary Department.
And their tools might dismay any ordinary housekeeper, both as to drawer space and dishwashing - every imaginable variety of pot and pan and cutlery", of course, then shirred egg dishes, ’’hatchets and claws” (i), confectioners' crispers & decorators, piano wire for loaf cheese cutting...
Two famed foreign correspondents have italicized our iced American beer..