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Evening star., 1952-05-09

ate subcommittee and his superior
officers. breaking the law and vio-
lating police rules.
The charges were made against
the one-time ace detective by
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oetoils on Chorses Against Il. Shimon.
Poee All
Police Chief Robert v. Murray.
1t. Shimon, now a uniformed off,
Ger at the second precinct, will
have to answer the accusations
before trial board of civilians.
1t. Simmons 1947 wire-tapping
activities-some of which he has
admitted-have been the subject
OF police, grand jury, Justice De-
partment and congressional in
vestigations. The grand jury failed
to indict and the statute of limi-
tations now rules out possible in
dictment on overlapping charges.
Five Charges Filed.
In all. there were five charges
and 81 specifications placed
against him. Most of them re-
volve around wire-tapping at the
time airplane contracts of How
ard Hughes, millionaire airplane
manufacturer, were being investi-
gated by the Senate War Investi-
eating Committee in 1947. At that
time. 1t. Shimon was on special
assignment as chief investigator
in the United States attorneys
Office.
The law on wire-tapping spe-
cifically forbids divulging the con-
tents of telephone conversations.
1t. Shimon was accused of di-
recting. policemen working under
him in the United States attor-
ney's Office to intercept telephone
calls and divulge to him what they
heard.
1t. Shimon was charged with
ordering telephones tapped at
25lO Q street NV, the Occidental
Hotel. the Carlton Hotel and the
IMayfower Hotel.
Untruthful Reports Cited.
He was accused Of making five
untruthful statements to the SEN
ate District subcommittee investi-
eating his wire-tapping activities
In August. 1850. Another charge
accused him of making four un-
truthful statements in written
reports to his superiors.
1t was specified that 1t. Shimon
testified that he did not know the
identity of the person whose tele-
phone he was tapping in the Occi-
dental when he well knew it was
the phone used by Hugh Fulton,
then attorney for Mr.. Hughes.
1t. Shimon was also accused Of
false testimony in saying he had
discussed one Abner w. Lapptn
with two Of his policemen. 1t.
Shimon said he was shadowing
Mr.. Lappin while the Hughes in
vestigation was under way because
Mr.. Lappin was shadowing Sena-
tor Brewster, Republican, Of
Maine. Mr.. Lappin subsequently
denied it.
Other Charges Listed.
The other charges accused 1t.
Shimon of:
Failing to obey the old police
manual by conducting investiga-
tions without being assigned by
the police chief or others in
authority.
Conducting himself in a man.
ner "prejudicial to the reputation
and good order of the police force"
by having telephones tapped when
he had been specifically directed
not to make unauthorized taps.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Wine Flows Like Water
After Freight Wreck
BY the Assoeioted Press

DUNKIRK, N. Y.-May 9.-The
wine flowed like water here today.
and holiday spirit spread.
Thirty cars of New York Gen.
Itral freight train were derailed in
this Western New York commu-
nifty. Wine in the cargo spilled
from holes in cars that overturned.
Men en- route to work emptied
their thermos bottles and refilled
them with wine, and scores Of
other opportunists appeared with
cups and bottles for a nip.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Enters Shrine at "a

MOBILE, Ala, May 9 R.-
Joseph F. Lambert. "a, of Uriah,
Ala. believes he is the oldest man
ever to be initiated into the
Shrine. He was one of 49 candi-
dates accepted into the organiza-
tion at the spring ceremonial held
by Abba Temple here.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Phone The Star Now
To Place Sunday Ads

Telephone od-tokers ore on duty in
The Stor's classified department. until
3 o'clock tonight. Phone Sterling 5000
now to pIoce Sunday DDS. The deod-
line is z pm. tomorrow, but you con
help ovcid boekIos Of coils os the
deodlins approaches by ordering your
Sunday od todGy.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
By Joseph A. Fox

Former Attorney General j.
Howard McGrath today was pre-
sented with the cabinet chair he
used to occupy at the White House
and quipped to newsmen that II
am going to substitute it for an
old Morris chair I have
The former Attorney General
was dropped from the cabinet a
few hours after he summarily dis
missed Newbold Morris, the special
corruption-in-G Government prose-
cutor.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Robbers Believe in Siqns

TORONTO. May 9 P).- Abra-
ham Goody hung a big sign out
side his Yonge street pants shop:
Come in and grab yourself pair
of pants" Two men forced him
into the rear OF his shop, taped
his mouth, tied him up and
escaped with about 100 pairs OF
pants and $75 from the till.
Evening star., 1952-05-09


yesterday the general said the
Isl billion cut already made
would be heavily and seriously
felt" A deeper cut might en-
danger United States security, he
said.
In Hartford, Conn. Senator
Taft lost no time in disagreeing
with his chief rival. The Presi-
dent asked for $7.9 billion. The
Senate committee made it $6.9
billion and Senator Taft said he
Ifavors cutting it to Sc billion.
Hearings Completed.
Meanwhile, the Senate Armed
Services Committee completed
hearings this afternoon after re-
ceiving appeals for the entire $7.e
billion recommended by the Presi-
dent from Secretary of State
Acheson, Gen. Bradley and other
top-ranking military officers.
Acting Chairman Byrd, Demo-
crat, of Virginia. said the commit
tee will reconvene at 10:3O am
Monday to act on the bill. He
said they hope to report it back
to the Senate Monday afternoon
At the request of Chairman
Russell, who was absent, Senator
Byrd asked the Pentagon officials
if the United States is arming
with sufficient speed and urgency
The Senator said they replied that
the present defense program is
adequate on a long-range basis,
but is not progressing as speedily
as they would like to see.
Sees Program Threatened.
Gen. Eisenhower wired Chair
man Connally Of the Foreign
Relations Committe that another
cut materially greater" than the
81 billion might require a drastic
revision of the whole program
land might therefore endanger
the proposed military buildup now
visualized, and which l consider
essential in the interest of United
States security"
An Associated Press dispatch
from Copenhagen. Denmark, to-
day. however, quoted Gen. Eisen-
hover as saying reasonable cuts
in foreign aid would not be fatal
to Western Europe's defense.
In Copenhagen, the general
Sidestepped a reporters direct
question about the 81 billion cut
the Senate committee voted. His
answer was:
"As you know, my Office is not
in the business of calculating exact
sums. In an estimate, there is
always some little room for give
and take.
"Sklllful men can always absorb
some cuts; likewise, they can prob
ably use more. Reasonable cuts
would never be regarded as fatal
either here or at home"
Taft Assails Spending.
Senator Taft told an audience
in Hartford that some of the
money being spent abroad could
be put to better use at home:
Gracious" he said, "when ]
think what could be done for edu-
cation if we had only 81 billion
more! I wonder If we have any
Judgment left"
The Ohioan was making what
he called non-political speech
to the Connecticut Association OF
Boards of Trade. Adding to his
prepared text. the Senator said
American foreign policy should
not seek to raise "the standards OF
all the rest Of the world" He said
he had been asked to mention for
eign aid because Of its effect on
education.
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Lute News
Bulletin
JUN European Chief

SUTT 6UTUPSUI1 NWIG1
PARIS (P.--Marshal Alphonse
Juin of France will command
the six nation European army,
of, French, German, Italian,
Dutch, Belgian and Luxembourg
troops, it was announced today.
Earlier Story on Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Taft and Eisenhower
Split Sharply Over
Foreign Aid Funds
Clear Compoign Issue
Emerees Over Moves
On Overseas Spending
By }. A. OLeoY

Gen. Eisenhower and Senator
Taft, the leading contenders for
the Republican presidential NOM
ination. made one clear-cut cam
paign issue today as they dis
agreed over the amount this
country should spend on foreign
aid next year.
In a message to the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Evening star., 1952-05-09

Text Of Eisenhower Settlement. Pose ALI
Evening star., 1952-05-09
Ii. Shimon Lied
TO Senate Unit,
Murray Says
Five Charges Based
On Wire Topping Filed
Against Policemen

Police 1t. Joseph w. Shimon to-
day was accused of lying to a Sem
ate subcommittee and his superior
officers, breaking the law and vio-
lating police rules.
The charges were made against
the one-time ace detective by
Evening star., 1952-05-09

(See DODD, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1952-05-09

(See FOOD PRICES, Page A-31
Evening star., 1952-05-09

Detoils on Chorses Against 1t. Shimon.
Poee All
Evening star., 1952-05-09

mostly sunny today; some cloudiness to-
night, low near So. Tomorrow, cloudy with
showers or thundershowers likely in after
noon. (Full report on Page A-2.)
Midnight so m 80 IL N es
Evening star., 1952-04-29
OPEN
1908 w ST. Sc.

52U3 w ST. Sc.
R12. $50; 2-bedrm. brk., expan. attic,
full bsnt.; close to elem. school. 90
min. to downtown. 10. 9-9345. -29
Mr.. HILLCREST HTS.
This is one Of the incest moderately
priced det. brick homes We have
offered for sale. Only 2 blocks Oh
Branch ave. Lge. living rm. with
and sun porch on fist noor: 8 nice
bedrmS. and bath on 2nd moor; full
bsmt. with knotty-pine rec. rm.,
6uilE-in bar and "a bath, gas heat.
storm windows. level lot, 60x1 35;
rear yard incloSed with Anchor
fence: barbecue pit. Must be seen
TO Be appreciated.
Suburban Realty Co.
K102 Marlboro Pike Sc. 10. $1,000
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"MY CASTLE"

1E1 7 N14O LII
Charm and location really make q
home! This English story-1a ha.
lot; Just 8 blks. from Washing ton
Golf and Country Club. Well
planned 1st fl. incl. liberal size liv.
rm., separate din. rm., 2 bedrms.
and glass incloSed sun porch Very
large expandable attic. complete
bsmt., Diet. brick garage. Asking
S21 500, with $4,000 cash. See it
before you decide on anything else.
Call Owens 5000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

SMALL ESTATE, 25 miles from D. c..
Southern Md. Mod. S-rm.. bath
house. Oil heat, electricity. Other
buildings, about 13 acres land
Main house newly dec. Vacant
Poss. May /. Can be purchased fol-
much less than real value. Will
trade for good D. c. income prop
erty. Inquire OWNER. Ma S9l1.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
"SWEETHEARTS
ON PARADE -

Yes. two by two" We offer 2 really
handsome brick ramblers in pictur
esque setting surrounded by larg,
trees. Excel. nelghborhood Of more
expensive homes and only 2 blks. tc
grade school. Corner home is ~
#. long. has eft. liy y-din. comb.
with partial shadow box partition
separating the 2 rms; 3 bedrms.
l full tile bath, plus lavatory con-
veniently placed off kit. and laundry
rm.; full bsmt. with outside entr.
It's mate is superbly placed on 10, ,OO0-
50. it. lot. Has beaut. picture win
dow in liv. rm., sep. din. rm. and
Beauty Craft kit. compl. with built
in breakfast booth, garbage disposal
and exhaust fan; 3 really spacious
bedrms.. cool light yellow tile bath,
trimmed in black. Bsmt. is di;
vided into 2 rms.-1 laundry and
one AZ it. lons-ideal for the fam
lily rec. rm. Take your pick and
choose your own interior color
scheme. Each at $20,750. Call OW.
".
Evening star., 1952-04-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CMEvERLY -MANOR-LarEs brick
porch on 1st. a.; stairway to huge
beautifully planted. Price. $4,000.
CAL WA. 1900 It'll pm. ROBERT
s!REPPAAHHESI%& + PAH1S s GG; "a p,,ct,c,,,v II I.v
2-bedrm. Cape Cod with expan. attic,
sl0;s50: Cali WA: 5000 til . pm.
ROBERT 8. PAWS & co, i
GREEN MISUNDERSTANDING. Nd.
lge. lot; excellent location. Price,
SI2'5o0; A. R. kerr CO.. Agents,
RoGEffss' q'HiEIGHrs-csp. Cod 'S Srk.
goaN gca1 Eee JoHHsoN. HR ssf{s va i0s 5o5o efmi
eT. MARY'S PARISH. 5-rm. -and-bath
BUNGALOW; expan. attic, completely
eond k ars. oS% o CLOS. to oesy syeryns mmae
Only $3.50 down, balance like rent.
AP. 1127, WA. s4S4. PRIMROSE
UNIVERSITY PARK, near blvd
Immac. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial; 90
IT, hv I'm RIM With tn, tireDl large ,,st din
bsmt.; lovely soft. lot in best neigh
borhbod,, l block to bus and schools.
- Owners leaving area. Priced to sell.
Call PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA.
WEST LANHxM HnLs-cape Cod
ssss:os.Dly. s y.gpad pEicsd. S7aa nc Garrison
BY oWNERwLeaving for Florida: g.
room BUNGALOW. all conveniences,
furnished completely. Rented, SIS
NEW BRICK RAMBLER. S3.45O down
buys this better-built 6-rm. home.
Firepl. in hv. rm., sep. din. nm,
equip. kit. full bsmt.. gas heat, steel
beam construction. plastered walls.
An inspection will convince you
this is the best value available
GI approved at $4,000. High To-
cation near Templeton Manor,
Riverdale. Call WA. 1900 till g
pm. ROBERT D. DAVIS q co.
s5S PER MONTH. Vacant 2-bedrm.
hunga. on extra deep lot: hsmt.. oil
heat; equip. kit; Is min. by bus
to downtown Popular location near
new super highway. $1,000 down
Gail WA. 5000 til pm. ROBERT
BRICK RANfBLER, 2 yrs. old. q
bedrms.. gas heat. plastered walls,
large lot, ideal for small family.
Reasonable down payment. JOHN
TnHTNCNN EnSn
Evening star., 1952-04-29
STORES FOR RENT

s3s 10th ST. N.w;-msmall store,
and parking space in rear. Ma
eSos ~ p ST. N.w.-w. are instaiiins iH
2 modern stores on the P st. side
Of this building. For information
%aTKRR this pUHtoe FsS ea lNGo No Mnsh siS
10th 81 An ri S NgW YORK AVE. NV
Lee. display windows, approx. .1,5OO
so. it,; parking in rear: avail. i'm
med; re, rsas; rent NE, Qo95. COMET
1Tso 1TsSia 18th oSi ST NV NV. ~ nr. n aye TGstoTe
consisting OF approx. $50 50. IT. with
additional space in rear for parking
of 4 cars; "nd and Bird, floors Of
bldg. also avail. immed. occup.
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN.
STEIN & CO., 1415 X st. NV
GEORGIA AVE. near Decatur St
can cam be Si enlareed. @ MuNsEY IT TRUST Us
co. Real Estate Dept. MA. $3.50
1856 PARK RID. N,W.-Store, 42xIt
IT,; 1st commercial; suitable any
DE. 5000; ewes. DE. 6017.
OFF MISSOURI AVE.-Modern store
approx. .35x50. near lee: commercial
CO, DI. 6501, AID. 5aO7.
9O8 9TH ST. N.W.-Completely re-
modelled store, directly across st
from Gen. Accounting or. beauti-
full show window; !iv. ats. also avail.
oil heat; immed. occup. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN IL CO., l415 X
st. NV. ME. 5400.
1886 r ST. NW.-App. 1Sx62, very
active neighborhood. newly deco
rated; immed. occup.; reas. rent.
Apply LEO BERNSTEIN e. CO.,
l415 K st NV ME 1900
Evening star., 1952-04-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

ARL.. WILSON BLVD. corner; ap
eeEHNE eT01 pRopsRr1Es. aeo Gxnea SA a-ssoo Me
Evening star., 1952-04-29

HOUSES WANTED IN sILV. SPRING
We have several clients waiting to
purchase attractive 3 and 4 bed
room. l and > story homes Call
Mr. Miller PHILIP B. KEY CO.,
Realtors, ST.. 301O. .
Evening star., 1952-04-29
"MY RTJTE HEAVEN"

Snug brick bungalow - ideal for
"Mollie and the Children" In North
Arlington off Lee hwy. Clean and
bath. fireplace in liv. rm., superb
GE kit. equip. with steel cabinets
and auto. dishwasher. Complete
bsmt, Anchor fenced rear yard
Already financed with $1,000 ~
loan at $3.50 per month. A pleas
ant surprise for the entire family at
$16,S00. Call Owens 9090.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
$895 DOWN

$895 DOWN
Attractive white frame BUNGALOW
near N. II. ave. and D. c. line
OIL h.-w.h.. lse. Handicapped lot. Del
9arage. PAYMENTS like rent. PAR4N
ewes. II
Evening star., 1952-04-29
"CAROLINA MOON"

"Shining for the One Who Waits for
Me-" Immac. brick rambler. Settinl
beneath old pines on a level "a acre
Modern approach to comfortable
living with picture window lily. rm.,
breakfast table space, 3 bedrms.,
tile bath. pull-down stairway to
storage attic; de luxe electric range,
refer. and BendiX. S16,500. Approx.
$500 cash needed. Call Owens
4OQ0
Evening star., 1952-04-29
VETS-$1 ,485 DOWN

~ XA1A 49, 49, w Az
3-Bedrm. Brick RamblerS
New 25-yr. AZ loan to qualified
vets; price, S14,S40; conventional
loan to nonvets; large liv. rm. with
firepl. dining L, mod. equip. kit. 3
bedrms., tile bath; full bsmt.; stor-
age attic: gas heat; lot 5oxl25,
sodded, Call MR.. MOOR, Ewes,
10. 2-4296.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors Me. 64O0
VETS AND NON-VETS
New 3-bedrm.. all-brk. ramblers; full
bsnnt,, YOUNGSTOWN kit. cabinets,
Philco refgr.. Venetian blinds. plas-
down payment. $2.195: non-vets.
S4,196: So mo. pays all.
S. & S. BUILDING CORP.
Model house: 1907 warner ave.
Radiant Valley, Landover. Md. Open
daily and Sun. go
Evening star., 1952-04-29

Scenic New Quaint Acres"
Colesville Rd., Md.
II you don't like being crowded in or
narrow city lots. Carl L. Freeman
Inc, has built the home for you
perfect house, perfect lot, perfect
location. It's built to the famou.
Americana Homes" floor plan. win.
ner Of Parents Magazine award
Best for Family Living"
Three bedrooms. two baths. brick car.
port. storage cabana-1, 900 So. It
Of ORGANIZED SPACE. You'll love
the feeling Of spaciousness, airiness
Has ballroom" size living -dininl
room with large window-walls over.
looking orchard and wooded land
NeStleS graciously on lN-acre cor.
ner lot (53. 900 50. IT,.
Radiant Heat = Electric Kitchen
Floor-to-ceiling Sliding Door Closets
Three-foot Roof Overhang
Brick and Wood Paneled Fireplace
Eye-level Bedroom Windows
CALL MR.. NICHOLAS FOR AP-
PO1NTMENT TO SEE THIS HOME
CARL M. FREEMAN, INC.
$500 Old Georgetown Rd. OIL. O644
Evening star., 1952-04-29

CHEVERLY---VACA
5000 .down-Beautifully det. brick
lovely rms. ] "a baths. full bsmt.
garage; screened side porch, on lge
level lot. Can be sold on excellent
terms. Call Mr; Walden: UN; 264S;
LUXURY RAMBLER UNDER S24, 600
. NOT SUBJECT TO REG. "x'
New Hampshire ave. and University
lane area; aboue one year old, IN
immaculate condition. Owner leav-
ing for California; quick possession
Large living room with fireplace
opening on lovely side porch. Sep
arate dining room and beautiful
kitchen. Bright. dry basement with
outside entrance. Lovely lot. Call
Mr.. Clark. GE. 9011.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Raalknr 1904 11Ah NJ NJ 09AA
Evening star., 1952-04-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
CHURCHES FOR SALE

AGGRESSIVE PHARMACIST desire,
to rent active location for drusstore
Box S-X. Star. 20"
Evening star., 1952-04-29
"MY REVERE"

Ideal sentimental mod. 3-bedrn
contemporary cottage. Level "a
acre lot Un0x30O. Wide expanse
of glass in combination liv.-din
area. Brick fireplace. exceptionally
lge. all cleo kit. Many closets ano
bullt-in storage features. Com
plptely mod in design and concept
Priced right! S13,950. Call Owens
On00
Evening star., 1952-07-01
ASPHALT TILE FLOOR?

fFrom Mrs. H. A. S.. RockvilleJ
I have an asphalt tile floor in
my kitchen. It gets a lot of
heavy traffic and when I wax it
it looks nice for about two days.
I would appreciate it If some of
you would write and tell me of
your experiences with this type
floor.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
alexandria ~ Offers Varied
Programs for Summer

High temperatures have been
no deterrant to the Alexandria
IYWCA, which has announced a
full summer schedule of programs
for its young adult and teen-age
members.
In fact, the Y is operating a
summer residence. in response to
increased requests, for girls from
Is to 35 years at its headquarters,
602 Cameron street. Capacity is
limited, but visiting vacationists
create a turnover that allows
granting Of current requests with
in a reasonable time.
The COED Young Adult Club,
which meets from 8 to II pm. on
Fridays. will hold its next meeting
on July II. The club. directed by
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Hudnall, plans
games and dances and when
weather permits. picnics and trips
to the beach.
The Business Girls Club, which
usually meets on Wednesday
night, will also postpone its meet
ing to July 8. A year-round 'Y' en-
deavor. the club confines its sum-
mer activities to dinners. picnics
and game nights.
Last night, the bridge class got
its second lesson in the Culbert-
son system. Mrs. Alice Gordon
| is instructor for the class which
Evening star., 1952-07-01

welcomes people Of all ages, both
beginners and advanced players.
For those who like more stren-
uous recreation. the 'Y' is also pro-
viding dance classes in the rllum-
ba, samba, fox trot, tango, Utter
bug and square dancing. Louis
Maxim is instructor. A moderate
fee is charged and attendance is
open to young adults. both men
and women, married and single
Teen age activities have been
postponed for the most part until
fall, but Saturday night meetings
of the ~ Teen Co-Ed Club will
continue as well as Friday after
noon craft classes.
Mrs. Jean Williams, executive
director of the 'Y' is instructing
the craft classes which are held
from 2:30 to $3.50 pm. Ceramics
woodburning, simple leather work
and shell jewelry are among the
things being taught.
The Bethune Branch Of the
Alexandria YWCA also has an ac-
tive summer schedule. The branch
will open a day. camp on July Z
for young people from eight years
up, at its headquarters, 4O4 North
Alfred street. The project is
being sponsored Jointly with the
Camp Fire Girls and the Girl
Scouts.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
ITALIAN CANNOLI?
miss J. H., HerndOn)
HANDY HINT.

miss B. A. T.. Washington
To absorb the moisture and
prevent sliminess in your vege-
table hydrator, put a folded dish
towel in the bottom.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
QUERY?

mrs. F. M. w., Washington
Has any one any suggestions
what to take along for a two
week stay at one of the Vir-
ginia State Parks. Clayton Lake.
to be exact. We're not sure
what equipment to bring for
our 15-month-old baby. Would
appreciate hearing from any
one who has had the expert
ence in one Of these house.
keeping cabins.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
Readers CIeorinq House
PICNIC SUGGESTIONS.

tMtSs Gs W - " WostLsJSOHI
I thought some Of you readers
might be interested in some Of
my picnic suggestions now that
the warm weather is here. ]
have for a number Of years pic
nicked almost every week end
during the summer and my
guests seem to think my food
routine a little different from
the ordinary.
I use a number of small may
onnaise jars for packing indi-
vidual servings of potato salad.
Instead of making up sand
wiches beforehand I slice down
ham, lamb or chicken and pack
it into a jar; butter is put in a
separate jar and fresh rolls are
purchased at a bakery en- route
to the picnic. All the items, jars
Of potato salad. meat, butter,
jars of deviled eggs, lettuce
wrapped in the new aluminium
foil and tomatoes and fruit, may
be carried in one of the various
types of refrigerator picnic
boxes now on the market. I
have a porcelain-lined jug in
which I put the jars and work
ice cubes between them. Turn
overs or a top crust pie travels
well in a picnic basket for des-
Sert.
This menu may be changed
to chicken salad, rolls, tomatoes,
potatoe chips, picnic eggs, cup
cakes and fruit. Iced tea is our
standard drink made with lots
of lemon Juice and crushed
mint.
Evening star., 1952-07-01
BOXES FOR KOREA.
Mrs. J. M. c., Silver Sprino

mrs. J. M. c.. Silver Spring.
Mrs. N. r. S., Silver Spring:
Our son just now enroute home
from combat In Korea had these
preferences: Chocolate chip
cookies which I made by the
hundreds, chewing gum and
whole 21a to 3 pound Italian
Salami, not to be confused with
the domestic type. We sent
everything airmail and they ar
rived in perfect condition in
about 6 to 10 days. Knowing his
fondnesS for the salami we sent
him one (reeking of garlic after
such close confinement, no
doubt as a Valentine and
wrapped approximately, which
Of course. caused much laughter
when it arrived.