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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20
IDickstein Defends
LA Guardia in House
Argument on Curfew
Coils Citizens Different,
But Rich and CoImer
Holly Dissent

Brief but spirited argument
rose in Congress again today
over Mayor La Guardia's action
defying the Government mid
night curfew order on night
spots.
Representative Dickstein. Demo-
crat, of New York commended New
York City should be exempt because
its citizens ARE different from other
people" But to this Representa-
tives Rich, Republican, of Pennsyl-
vania and Colmer. Democrat, OF
Mississippi holly dissented.
Mr.. Rich, frequent administra
ton critic, defended the midnight
closing order of War Mobilization
Director Byrnes as helpful to the
war effort and criticized Mayor La
Guardia's action in setting the New
York curfew at l am
1T seems to me that when we
have a mayor of great city defying
the Government we're getting in a
pretty bad condition" Mr. Rich
said. The mayor is making his own
regulations"
Mr.. Colmer called for Nation
wide observance of the Byrnes
order. "the Little Flower notwith-
standing"
New Drive Launched.
New York is different from Mis-.
sissippi or Pennsylvania" Mr. Dick
stein retorted. "The people are just
as patriotic as others. but it's 9
city of 100000. And thousands OF
soldiers are walking the streets at
all hours looking for a place to eat ,
Senator Bridges, Republican, OF
New Hampshire had previously
asked in the Senate that the Gov
eminent make its order apply tt
New York or drop the idea for the
country as whole.
Meanwhile. new drive on the
midnight curfew was in the offine
as New York stood pat on its "houl
of tolerance"
While the entertainment interests
in most of the large cities an
nounced that they would 60 along
with the three-week-o Byrnes or.
der, which hit both public and pri-
vate enterprises. Arthur Garfield
Hayes. counsel for the Allied Food
and Entertainment Industries OF
Greater New York, said he hac
written Mr.. Byrnes asking for 8
public hearing on the regulation.
Similar agitation also was in evi.
dence in New Jersey, where Liquor
dealers expressed fears that theil
customers would skip across the
Hudson to New York for more
leisurely tipping, after the l:
O'Clock closing hour.
Tavern Owners Meet.
Counsel for the States licensed
beverage association said tavern
representative would meet today
with Alfred E. Driscoll, New Jersey
Alcoholic Beverage Control Com
missioner, and George S. Pfaus
Newark area director Of the War
Manpower Commission, to seek
modification of the curfew.
In lengthy statement declaring
that this appeal to the Nation has
(con 0YTp YzUvyTY noCc a cN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-20

Three additional men from
the District area hare been
reported killed in this 1Dar. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page Az.
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See WESTERN FRONT, Page A-3
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(See CURFEW, Page A-6.
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(See FOOD, Page All
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(see APPROPRIATIONS. Page A-3l
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Temperatures today-High, 81, at
pm; low. go, at 7:45 am. Yesterday
High, IS, at 4:l0 PM; low, so, at
AS am.
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(see ccC. Page A-e)
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Guide for Readers

An Associoted Press Newspaper
City Delivery. Daily and Sunday = NENTTc
Doc Month When 8 Sundays. 81 co. u OLN L -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DELAPLANE, va, mi. from Middleburg
avail. May Is to. Sept l5,, possibly, longer;
iers pantry. master bedrooms ' master
baths. servants room and bath: beauti-
fully furn. $3.50 per mo-. including cook;
daily yesetabie garden a sAN f TNc
No. 2 Dupont circle, DU. 1884 or WO. 27s1.
EXCHANGE AaIaIt 6-rm 500 house, oil heat
Em. Slooo house; on west side Rock Creek
HAVE !. CLIENTS for furnished houses in
81 so per month. MARSHALL ]. MAPLE
fScHANGE f For suM dsiR ST. our NV COOL s.
rental $500 mo, for equivalent house,
water, or will rent, OR. a199,
COUPLE to live in private home. home
North Jefferson St, Arlington, Va. OK.
Will LEASE to responsible party, s,room
partly, furnished; 500 100 per month. Clio
NEAR nth and PARK RID. N.w-conv
district; rooms, bath. auto; gas heat
cleo. refrigeration. garage; S135. Box
MODERN 5-RM. sEM1BUNGALow. COM
yerware, etc: near Naval Hospital, Be-
JOHN A. BRlCkLEY, 81. SO0l.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME, 7 rms,
4 bedrooms, > to be retained by owner:
basement laundry all equipped: S125 per
mo-; no children under school age. Apply
after ! pm. Sunday to COLA Taylor st. ne.
. -BEDRooM COTTAGE. completely fur
nished for 3 mos, available shortly before
May Is; SS5 Warfield S163. 571S East
Pine drive, East Pines, Riverdale, Md. :
BEAUTIFUL SUB. HOME, att furn; 2 bed
rms, large J.. r.. sun porch, screened porch,
d. r, model kitchen, garage, oil heat, spa
cious grounds. fruit trees, etc; years lease,
$40. Tel: OIL. $3.50 after l am.
JUNE 10 TO SEPT 30--66l7 Barnaby St,
Chevy Chase, D. C.-6-rm. brick house,
attractive grounds cared for by owner;
comfortable summer nights assured by s.
it. exhaust fan: cleaning woman available
twice week; 5rd floor reserved for owners
OCCUPANCY; $500 monthly. EN- 1913.
SILVER SPRING. MD. = Lovely broom
brick bungalow, practically new, complete
ly furnished, Bendix washer included; ST 90
mo-; offered only in exchange for suitable
accommoda ions in FL PaSo, Tex, for
drive. Sligo 1902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
HOUSES wANrep TO RENT (coot. }

4 MONTHs' RENT m ADVANCE. Need
furnished house or apartment to bring
sss r. s eTERs sss sSnass al Nv
GoUpLE. ttty-ish, permanent. solvent,
Sithout Children q pets; hedrTai bath
ARMY OFFICER and family want 3 or 4
bedroom house available to public transp.
IT: REED. RE. 600, Ext. 7s454, or ia.
1ESxtcSEIsrr1oNAL TENANTS. family of : ur-
gently need unfurn, house; 81 rms; APP
By RRMY soWrLE "a urashed house
s spays%spt, NV dE. oaa5' MAJ; On NC
ARMY COLONEL, permanently assigned In
nished. detached Or ssmi-detachsd house in
care assured. Cali MI. is3S. Ext so7.
Sa te q a% Fl ssnass %sTnn
house in NV or Bethesda area. Call oL.
071S evenings or SUNDAYS. 23s
9 ro by nss " snd
Hdams ssss u ReDa6io 1865 Ext s5s
DESIRE rent two-bedroom ,uniurnished
sonai qualifications. Cali *. es7s svesndinsss.
ss Wig hons Ro saSif Isos BOX
VII e. Of sFaT IT. coMDR., naval physician,
urgently. desires l or 2 bedroom, furn.,
unfurn house or apt, so that she may send
for their 4-year-old daughter; cow. Naval
Hospital, Bethesda. Home owners our
selves; references, advance rent, anything
to get family together. OIL. 6194. zc
EXECUTIVE, permanent, desires 3-bed-
room furnished house; guaranteed care by
hired help; NV. preferred. OR. 1906. 23'
NAVY 1T, wife and baby need small house
or apt. ornament; must vacate present by
10 June, Call 1T. FEHLIG, Republic 7400,
sf0o CASH GUARANTEE-Need or 8
bedroom house furnished or unfinished,
n nice neighborhood, near school. for
family of 3, including one son years
old. willing to post bond of 500 TO-
insure return of property in same condi-
ton as received. Excellent references pro-
vided Write or phone MR. MORIcE,
Moore Business Forms, Inc. 736 18th st.
NV. National 5707. 23'
ARMY PHYSICIAN desires 20 bedroom
house by July LIST, NV. or suburbs. MAI.
MCDONALD AAdLD Kens.ngton 104-J. RE. 800,
Air co. REpR., wife, 1-yr.-old
child, desire or 2 bedroom furn. or un-
furn. house or apartment; NV Wash,
COLLEGE PROFESSOR in Govt. service
wants 2-pedroom home for wife and small
child: Arlington or NV. D. C.. preferred
references. Elk. 600. Ext. 1866. during
working hours. DIR. r. J. SMITH. 90
u aHh Cali 81. ia7S o0'nS '0f 'osS -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

MANSION at Hyattsville, Md. select sec
ton, made into two apartments, occupied
by the owners; living room. dining room.
kitchen, bedrooms and bath on each
floor; none of the rooms small, some very
large; immense concrete basement, big at
TIC, large porches, hot-water heat with
handsomely developed; offer invited Ask
for Mr.. Hurd. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l719 9,,K st N, NV Ma 1855.
very good condition, hot-water coal heat
each apt; 3 rms. bath. cleo refer. and
near Alaska Sss and 6t faf about Sio,6So
down payment. YOUNG & PASTOR, 1929
Vermont ave. NV, MA. 3052, MA. 2425.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
STUDIO APIS.-SAlE

STUDIO APARTMENT, one large room, re-
ception hall, kitchen and BATH immediate
possession. modern, restricted building,
convenient to downtown; furnished or un-
furnished; all cash or small cash payment
and balance monthly Box 339-M, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

WILL EXCHANGE 3-br. small bungalow,
oil heat t;. garage rent so. located near
in Phila. suburbs. Box 27S-M. Star. 22'
EXCHANGE 2-bedroom. house, N. Arling-
ton, SIS mo-. for similar place Los An
geles. Box 150-E, Star.
EXCHANGE bedroom modern bungalow.
S60, near Ga. and Alaska ayes, for or 5
room apt; near business section in NV.
Box 447-M, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLOYE and wife, middie-aged,
kitchen, bath apt. preferably furnished,
near Clarendon. May list. CHI. 1894 Sun
day 10 to 5, other ewes. after T.
COLORED-Young working lady in urgent
need OF apt. or housekeeping room, fur
nished or unfinished character references
available if necessary. Contact any time
Sunday or after $50 weekdays at Taylor
5122
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wife and son de-
sire groom apt, kitchen. pvt. bath; take
good care of apt; wanted by May Is;
Adams 1889. Call anyday except Thurs
day and Sunday between l and 3 o'clock. .
COLORED-3-room apt. wanted, unfur-
nished, NV. 462 N st. NV, MRS. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

ARMY PHYSICIAN, wife and son. urgently
need furn. or unfurn. house or apt, NV.
section. 81. 339S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

GROOM, Kitchen and bath apt. Apply
manager. 1 to p.m.. 2039 NJ H. ave. NV
MIDTOWN APT, suitable for gracious
living, entertaining: five large rooms,
center hall, kitchen. bath; three exposures;
quiet, cool, restricted. MI 1854
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90
sE B. hn sA 1ssas snt'r MSS a
REFINED. employed couple desire unfur-
Or Silver spIins area. a Gie6e 4isa 81
N soom uSnEbed AND want
g2ur thing things s will sublet 3 mos. or more
sERvICEMAN. perm. duty. getting married.
AAJi pGoNLJN ap, a5e5. before 3 p.m e2'
Or Friendship Heights. Call RE. 1880 90.
DIPLOMAT wants furn. or unfurn. apt. 2
55Msoo and * Kltch gIGo NV section Call OR.
YOUNG G B Hk sss GIRL wishes to share
apt apt With snether sirl refined backgTound
sas p Be sioo. qua apt oe 2ls
NAVY IT: and wife who is Army flight
sire furnished apartment. nv Or SILVER
Spring preferred. OIL. s436. Ext. s7s be-
wv R RiP. AND WIFE desire sublet fur.
HenIhs' A6ltnsson Vicinity Gil osa4- d.. ~.
@snsn sD cal apF1 hA s 9a!prn' me0 ger
S s Nav n hGuse no ea0s ssM ssar NV aa
COLONEL, wife and 17-year-old daughter
T ,,nt.n farnish he'd apt or
section; no pets; three yeers last tenancy:
exceptional references. DE. 1926. 10 to
12 noon o3s
OFFICER, wife and baby desire an apart
r1ent in Arlinet ton, Va. Can you help us?
SWo HoMESiCK WAVE OFFICERS are in
urgent need Of q two-room furn. apt. pvt.
bath and kitchen, NV. section. Call RE.
400, Ext. 63207, between Sd, including
Sunday. 23s
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire furnished
apartment. one bedroom, living room.
bath. kitchen: in Washington or nearby
suburb. Box 362-M, Star 23*
DESPERATELY WANTED by two Canadian
Rirls one or two room furnished apart
ment BY May 1st. OR. 0626. 22s
SMALL HOUSE or apt. wanted by Army
ondcer's wife and child. MRS. BRAND.
ohons CH. 2424.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

MITCHELL QUICK, d.. 1881; eve, WO
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Beautiful Diet. CEN
| ter-hall plan Colonial brick home, Just
west Of Conn. ave-, along lovely street;
large level weIi-landscaped lot: in one
Of the better sections of Chevy Chase LIST
dnns modern w Rch
large bedrooms, 2 baths. storase attic;
Seom Ess 1epsce o fns ar
session. Don't miss this, if YOU want !, 9
e eifs n0 REALTY co ees'f En- 1870. s4os
e oPHa TO-DAY. IL TO SEQ Nebraska
session: the ideal family home located in
one Of the higher sections with trans; at
conveniently located. center hall, 4 bed.
rms. baths, attic. front porch, mirrorsd
ta Ssa etc with b Ssr pr %sa
is in excellent condition. To reach: out
su5s EEo Il sfssssFa turn c ssh i4s
AMERICAN UNiyERsiTY pARK-ss 500
i-4-bedroom and bath house with living
1 ss4sse Sens room
property is purely speculative and II you
T FL e 81, a4sa ONCE ossn sanasy
II e & y &C. 4sAo n Ma MIa aTs n pE
bedrooms 3 baths. maids room. oil heat: /
square from tracsportst ton. Call Mr..
r &c UNA In,,l FIN, 4soe fexcl. with
NEAR sEs conn. AVE. AT BRANDYwNE; in
brick Colonial, seven years old; bedrooms.
n yns n0o eec ann stove and nsss
orator. screened porch, lavatory. built.in
on and IT s o9s sss In rSs stn
possession with title: .S27 800. Call MR.
lyon. EN- 4b7o with Thos; 1; Pb,llips)
,atsmraced Brick row. ns.i rooms. oil ii heat.
IN 3rd-noor apt; oak panel doors and
pssser SoU Tsss $3.50 sro SswR n 81 Mr.
777 CHLLHM RnAD-Onen Sunday only,
10 to 6--see this big 11-rnon, 9 bed.
rooms. 2 de luxe baths: beautiful Georgian
heen moderated IN de luxe STYLE; pr'cad
to sell with 16O-ft frontage: ARRANGEMENT
can be made 70 secure un to an acre OF
trance driveway: to fully spnreciat. the
many fine feature. and arrapeement. let
| MS suggest you make an ipsrection today
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave. right
right on Chillum I'd. to our sign and horne
REALTY CO.. NC 1416 Eye st. NV.
WEST LANHAM HLLs--A very attractive
slmost new 4-room home on q spaciou.
corner lot with . beautiful woodland view
the house Is very complete and has Of
heat n inclosed porch; :torm yindcTs, u:
aias}Sa saSws E TxYIoa III si4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

VIII nics lawn; sas heat a.. here ;si. !, nea is
ofnee from from g to pm. today to pick yov
s sGR5s fal s co 81 al Has
home ne ter e fraw Braneh
ner brick, 2 bedrooms and bath 1st floor
bedrooms and bath, End floor: FINISHED
bath. suitable for doctors Office Prie'
so s than s9sI e. REA NJ F co
st. n.e...-Large Swiss chalet-style bunga.
pSc as Tessp h shns sfss f v
fireplace. dining room, ultramodern kitch
en- with alcove. 2 nice bedrooms, tile bath
dpS sssem neTs se oil hx s' sor
windows. storm doors, large lot with shad.
trn m Ws T!ssf RE2HT2 eo
R.1na aTs ps N sPPEGEi aG3 de.
and bath: large fenced-in yard, 2-car ga.
rage; convenient to Sheridan. shopplns
e S11tsk And n es ssinsp0rtation' MITCHELL
BRICK. detached apts.. 12 rooms plus 4
rooms in basement; gas heat: income quot.
E Il { rE1sf Rsass5. 1919 1919 Vermont
f IaRG En- co aaS III Hou 5sEo aDts, r.
and bath each, gas h.-w.h., gear garage
C GGHslsS CHASE 9fas mD.-A real buy. 200 E
kitchen, bath, LIST. floor, finished attic
fireplace; ssnvsn,ent d section. Appoint
1871 R sNTsSt III ST. N.w-semidetachee
brick, large rooms. baths. inclosec
porches: new hot-water officiating burner;
is 1855 Rr Il a.
brick. large rooms, modern bath. beauti.
spsso sa 81 oS M 1888
sIs CHANNING ST. N.E.wAttrsctive 8.
room brick. built-in garage, porches; only
$3.50; terms, MA. 1888.
st.. leaving for for caiifornis. sie,s5o; lsrss
| rooms, detached, gas heat, fine condition
inside and out, beautiful yard. GAUSS
rses see aas '.sf
G6 o assS ca after AVE- pm ho IA fosN NV
story brick row Of 6. rms, Ia baths, oil
heat; first commercial: garage; 2 screened
stpTs street oor hosse n ns
1929 I st: NV. RE- 6345 ONCE open
UPPER 18th .ST.-Spacious row brick Of
z rooms a bedrooms), in excellent con.
diti1n; detached garage. MITCHELL
FlvE-ACRE Tract on Jones Mil I'd, "
mile on East-West highway: paved, lighted,
Has broom house. but In need OF improve
meflts. Excellent soil. 3 to IT, deep.
Located across street from emalps nursery.
Can OWNER evenings, sH. 6971, or Ertts
Box z76.Is star. ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-30
Same Old Dog Fight

International officers of the JAW have insisted they caled the General Motors strike reluctantly, and only after the G. M forced them to do by refus ing to bargain in good faith.
 In the wake of this nssence it seemed rather odd to read United Press story which quoted Mike Lacey head of JAW Local saying to the strikers the day the walkout began: Ths is the day been looking for since we took no-strike pledge three years ago.
 It may be assumed that MT. Lacey, if he quoted correctly expressing only personal opinion But the interested bystander-which means most ot usmay won Mr. Laceys statement isn't perhaps honest than most of the by official spokesmen for both sides in this dispute
 Each party has seemed eager for showdown despite the contrary Each has sought francay to enlist complete public support for itself and to place all the blame upon its opponent before the showdown came. The showdown And the abiding impression IS Immediate of the walkout is in point The union presented management with request that the dis pute be submitted to arbraton-accordng to union terms and condtions-and gave management "A hours in which to reply.
 It is altogether likely that the c. M. executives had thought of arbitration themselves and could have drafted
 reply in "A hours But to have done would have meant complying with union utmaum instead of keeping the initiative So they made a deadne of their
 The union if it had sincerely wanted to avoid strike could have afforded to wait maximum of 72 hours for the company reply there seemed chance of peaceabe sou ton But the union would have lost face by accepting pany dictated terms.
 So the strike is on And again we have the fla milar picture of industrial strifename charge ing victory though the only sensible solution compromise But this time the strike is denitve It involves i'm union and mammoth corporation Its outcome can determine the pattern for industrial peace
 Unfortunately, the principals on both sides have not shown the capacity for intelligent leadership and pubic responsibility that the situation demands Regardless ot what think of the merits of the issues involved It must be admitted that the JAW and G. M officials have
 ufed chance new constructive solution of grow industrial difficulties What they're giving the country instead is the old dog fight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-30
Drive Carefully

Automobile accidents have again become common oc- During the years with less driving, there few by comparison with those listed previously But gradually since gas raonng has ended note acc dents-a great many of them fatal.
 The careless driver the poor driver and the drunken driver the loose cutterng the road with sloppy driving sounding horns unnecessarily and in general creating disturbance which too often leads to destruction when the inevitable collision and smash-up occur
 Again feel it needfu to urge in driving The holiday spirit which began with Thanksgiving will be in the air for many extending we'll into the New Year This spirit combined with the hilarious postwar reaction makes for those disastrous affairs that too often making the headlines The klednaction phrase is merging into the automobile accident phrase and each day takes It's toll.
 The city traffic police and the state highway guardians the alert keep order but accidents will happen seems the best regulated communities and the high ways Careful driving therefore, advised during the the worst drivers in the world, well as the best worse drivers in the world, well as the best.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-30
By Peter EdSon

In another case, it was reported that manu- facturer of washing machines had 40o0 units stacked in a warehouse and refusing to sell single one Investigation revealed that this manufacturer had 10000 preWar sales outlets He declared his first re- sponsibility to his safes organization and that he therefore could not put machines sale til every of his dealers had been supplied with floor model on which to book orders.
 United Electrical Workers union leaders met re- gently in New York to demand Congressional in- vestigation-Which it probably won't get-on the production strikes by management in the electrical goods manufacturing industry. U. E. w. has made number of general charges of management sit- down, but in only branch of the industry have the charges been specific. That is in radio produc- tion, where employment has dropped off heavily put ting many JEW. members out of work.
 Through the Radio Manufacturers Assn, trade relations organization for the industry, the principal set manufacturers have admitted that they would pro- duce only half mlon sets before Jan. 17 in- stead of the 3h million they could have produced Blame is put inability to get parts from the tube condenser, transformer and other components' mak 
 produce at profit under OPA ceilings, OPA had granted the industry two big increases one in Sep- tember the other in October But the parts makers say these came too late to do them any good. What is notable in this instance is that the parts makers did not produce while the price question being viewed by OPA
 Strikes by management every bit repre- hensible strikes by labor The symptoms of labor strike easier to discover than the symptoms of sellers strike Cures for either are unknown today If management is in cases strike against government regulation against the buying public management is giving labor some of it's own -medI- cine But management is doing itself no good by such action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-11-30
Mail Early

Fewer Americans had to make October deadline for Christmas mail this fall than in two previous But for the that thousands of servemen and women will be getting their mail at home this Christmas the Post Office Department reminds of another important mailing ieadlne-Dec. 10.
 Postal authorities say it is important than ever that Christmas cards and packages be mailed by that dae Railroads and airines carrying the heaviest loads in their history Thousands of civilian workers have turned to former addresses which will necesstate forward Ing of mail The Postal Service will be staed with thous- ands of untraned workers All these things add up de- lay.
 And the post office asks besides mailing by Dec. 10, to observe these other simple rules:
 Address correctly and wrap all packages securely.
 Don't mail armfus of Christmas cards and packages the day. Space out your mailing fey days so to avoid congestion and confusion at the post office
 Mail Christmas cards first class, especially in cases where persons whom they addressed may have moved Cards not sent first class win not be forwarded