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Evening star., 1952-12-23
.ChristmasC Card DELUXE
Delights Everybody
But the Postman
By Chorles J. Yorbrouqh

This might be the year to paper
a few rooms with your excess
Christmas cards.
Other peoples Yuletide greet.
ings, flowing at a record rate from
the artist. photographer, printer
and schoolroom, are intended tt
make every one happy but the
postman.
He, for instance, will carry
about 23 million more pieces OF
mail up to Christmas eve than
he did in the first "a days OF
October.
One veteran card buyer, in the
business Is years, wondered
where they all CO." She, for in
stance. began buying the cards
now being sold in a downtown de-
Ipartment store last February. And
last week she was in New York
buying cards that will be sold here
during the week between Christ
mas and New Years.
Beat the Rush.
The people buy them up a year
ahead ca to beat the rush; (b) to
take advantage Of lower price
The basic meaning of the
Christmas card hasn't changed ir
the 106 years since an Englishmar
posted what is supposed to be the
first one. Even the method o1
conveying the meaning has hao
but little change.
The old-time religious motif /,
still popular. So is the card with
the snow-sparkling reindeer.
But the last few years hav'
seen growing use Of cards which
could be sent any other day o.
the year If the Yuletide greeting.
were omitted.
1t may be a family group photo
or an especially sketched view
from the sender's garden, or one
of his house.
Aside from the custom cards
the re-bought variety finds
greater demand in the "specia
titles" group-and the producers
have thought up a wide range.
Next Best Seller.
II there are three in the family
there is a card that says 1--WE
Three" send greetings. If there
are two, it can say "A Pair o1
Wishes" Until this year. the
family-greeting type has thought
of everything up to five. They're
going to that next season, a buyer
has learned.
Next best seller to the special
titles group are the formal cards
and following that are the "gen.
eral" ones.
For the custom trade, Washing
ton artists-Jack and Norma Perl.
lmutter, Sam Bookatz, Louis Jones
Mary Belts Anderson, Ruth Starr
Rose, Ralph de Burgos and Kath-
Evening star., 1952-12-23
Suntu Owes You 36
by the Associated Press

If you're an average Amer
lean, you can count on the
mailman bringing you 36
Christmas gifts and greeting
cards this year.
That's the average for all
Americans, the Association of
American Railroads said to-
day. It based its figure on
the mail it expects the rail-
roads to move between De-
cember l and Is.
Evening star., 1952-12-23
B'nui Birth to Beam
Talks to Iron Curtuin

officers of IA Washington area
lodges of B'nai Birth and their
auxiliaries will broadcast Free
Idomgrams" behind the Iron Cur
tain at 4 o'clock today in the
lShoreham Hotel.
The messages. which will be
carried by the Crusade for Free
dom. will deal with the superiority
of the democratic way Of life.
Evening star., 1952-12-23

obligation for Catholics. Extra
masses will be said in all Catholic
churches Of the Washington area
Christmas Day. Seats for mid
night masses at the churches to-
morrow will be first provided fol
pewholders and then opened tc
the general public, it was stated
today. A midnight mass will be
held tomorrow in Dahlgren
Chapel. Georgetown University.
Christmas eve services will be
held in the following churches:
Resurrection Lutheran Church
Arlington (also 10:45 p.m0; Sill
yer Spring Baptist Church.
1880 PM.
Arlington Baptist Church.
PM.
National Pentacostal Holiness
Church, Northminster Presby-
terrain Church, the National Taber-
nacle, st. Luke Lutheran Church
Silver Spring (also II PM; Ar
lington Presbyterian Church
First Reformed Church, Takoma
Park, Md; Brookland Baptist
Church, Arlington Presbyterian
Church, Fountain Memorial Bap-
tist Church, Congress Heights
Baptist Church and Maryland
Avenue Baptist Church.
1880 PM.
Foundry Methodist Church, Au-
guStana Lutheran Church, Christ
Episcopal Church, $40 G street
Sc; Congress Heights Methodist
Church. Epworth Meth dist
Church, Epiphany Episcopal
Church and st. Adams Episcopal
Church.
1O:45 PM.
Ascension and st. Agnes Episco-
pal Church, Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church, First Congre-
gational Church, Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church.
IL PM.
Westminster Presbyterian n
Church. Green Valley Presbyteri-
an Church, st. James Lutheran
Church, All Souls Episcopal
Church, Holy Comforter Episcopal
Evening star., 1952-12-23

buC as lar as
his town is con-
cerned. says DR. .
Durbin, it would
slow down and
tangle thin g S
up considerably.
Trouble is, the
route doesn't
provide any ac-
cess streets that
would let Ber-
wyn H eig h t s
motorists get
onto it. They're
fairly t W ell
fenced in now,
Evening star., 1952-12-23

Numerous Protestant and Cath
olic churches of the Washington
area will hold Christmas eve
services tomorrow.
| Traditional candlelight services
will be held in many churches
Pageants. carol singing and Or
gan recitals also will feature many
of the worship gatherings.
Servicemen at Walter Reed
Hospital and at the Forest Glen
(Md.) section will attend services
at 8 pm. tomorrow. The former
worship will be held in the Wal
ter Reed Memorial Chapel by
Army Chaplain Oscar w. Schoech
with the Memorial Chapel Prot
estant Choir singing Christmas
carols as part of the service.
Army Chaplain Albert M. Shoe
maker will officiate at a carol and
communion service in the chapel
at Forest Glen.
Catholic Midnight Mass.
Catholics will attend midnight
mass at Memorial Chapel and al
the Forest Glen chapel tomorrow
The Catholic choir of Memoria
Chapel, with David Ferland o1
Catholic University conducting
will sing at Walter Reed Chapel
Army Chaplain James F. Hayes
will be celebrant.
The Very Rev. Francis j. Sayre
dean of Washington Cathedral
will preach at the 11:15 pm. serv-
ice tomorrow in Washington
Cathedral. The Right Rev. Angus
Dun, Bishop Of Washington, will,
be celebrant.
! Army Chaplain Angelus P. Die
mer will offer the mass at Forest
Glen Chapel with the Holy Name
College choir providing the music
First in New Church.
Parishioners of st. Georges
Episcopal Church will have an
Especially eventful Christmas Eve
for the IL pm. service there will
be the first in the recently COM
pleted $180.000 church at North
Nelson street and Fairfax drive,
Arlington. Va. The Rev. Hadley
]. williams, rector, win ofnciate.
Christmas IL . holy day oi
Evening star., 1952-12-23

the lobby Of The
Star Building.
New lectures
this year include
q world etlos. o
section on por-
Iiomentory pro-
eedure and q
who wos who. :"
This e2S pass
elmenoe Is q store
Evening star., 1952-12-23
Meet the Mayors
DR.. Durbin Of Berwyn Heights
Frets Over Road Problems

The biggest municipal fret Of
DR.. Charles G. Durbin, chairman
of the Berwyn Heights, Board Of
Town Commissioners, is the pro-
posed interbelt highway.
It's designed to speed traffic.
Evening star., 1952-12-23

Still others send their old cards
to hospitals for children's scrap
books. Hospitals are grateful, but
they'd be even more so if the
cards were pasted in scrapbooks
first. Scissors, paste and an array
of Christmas cards don't seem
to mix too well in bed with a
child.
Evening star., 1952-12-23
Inaugural Group
ToMap P|anson
Medica|Care
Emergency Service
To Parallel Setup Used
In 1o49 Ceremony

Plans for meeting medical
emergencies which may arise dur
ing the Inauguration of President
elect Eisenhower are being
threshed out by a special sub
committee, it was announced
today.
Joseph c. McGarraghy. chair
man of the Citizens Inaugural
Committee, said that DR.. Wallace
M. Yater, president of the District
Medical Society. would act as
chief smedical adviser to the COM
mittee. The medical subcommit-
tee will be headed by Mrs. Mont
gomery Blair, he added.
DR.. Yater commented:
"On such an occasion as the
Inauguration of a President of
the United States, provision for
handling medical emergencies is
of great Importance. There is
probably no event that brings
more people together in a re-
stricted area"
Few Accidents in '49.
DR.. Yater said that during the
inaugural ceremonies in 1949, the
number of accidents was aStonish-
ingly small because of the excel
lent planning and police services.
"The ambulance patrol of the
Red Cross handled the emergencies
with great efficiency" DR.. Yater
said. I'm the coming inaugural,
a similar system will be fol-
lowed"
Other members of the medical
subcommittee are:
Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder, who
IS President-elect Eisenhower's
personal physician; Maj. Gen.
George Armstrong, surgeon gen.
eral of the Army; Rear Admiral
Lamont Pugh. surgeon general of
the Navy; Maj. Gen. Harry Arm
strong, surgeon general OF the Air
Force.
Vice Admiral Warwick T.
Brown; DR.. George w. Calver. DR..
Frank D. Costenbader, Charles
Dewey, Mrs. David E. Finley, DR..
John w. Lawlah, Dan Leonard,
DR.. John Lyon, DR.. Herbert Ram
sey. DR.. Josephine Renshaw, DR..
Maurice A. Selinger, DR.. Leonard
A. Scheele, Surgeon General of
the United States Public Health
Service; Theodore Wiprud, and
DR.. Frank Wilson.
To Sell Inaugural Medals.
Mr.. McGarraghy also announced
that the bronze medals bearing
the likeness of Gen. Eisenhower
can be purchased in two more
agencies outside the District. They
are the ]. B. Hudson Co., Mime
apolis. and Spaulding g. Co, Chi
cagb. 's4s"a
The firms will not profit from
the sale of the inaugural medals,
Mr.. McGarraghy said.
MIR. McGarraghy previously had
announced the Medallic Art Co.
of New York also would sell the
medals. Judging from the volume
of orders for the medals, Mr..
McGarraghy said the bulk Of the
sales probably will be made right
here in Washington.
Urgently Needs Rooms.
Meanwhile, the housing sub
committee said it urgently needs
thousands of additional rooms for
visitors during the three days of
the inaugural festivities.
Lewis T. Breuninger, chairman
of the subcommittee, urged citi-
zenS with spare rooms to make
them available at fair rates.
So far, some 5000 beds have
been listed with the Housing SUBJ
committee in 4,275 rooms and 10
apartments. About $50 volunteer
inspectors from the real estate
and insurance field are checking
these accommodations to make
sure they will be satisfactory.
It is estimated that rooms must
be found for a minimum of 20
600 persons, with a possibility that
more than 10000 will be needed.
Evening star., 1952-12-23
Information Please
Almanac Now on Sale

The Stor edition Of the 1853 Infor.
melton Please AImonoe is now on sole
for 81 at newsstonds ond at the busi-
Evening star., 1952-12-23

they complain. and If the belt
highway takes over Greenbelt
road. affairs will be worse than
ever.
Evening star., 1952-12-23

Of readily evoiIobIe facts for home and
office use. Be sure to get your copy.
Evening star., 1952-12-23
II PM.

Westminster Presbyterian n
Church. Green Valley Presbyteri-
an Church, st. James Lutheran
Church. All Souls Episcopal
Church, Holy Comforter Episcopal
Evening star., 1952-12-23

Ascension and st. Agnes Episco-
pal Church, Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church, First Congre-
gational Church, Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1952-02-28
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THAccBKlER REALTY CO.. sT. Tiss,
C5EoREb-BUNGALow-,Ju.to over
2, Q, line on lot 10QE1lOj 7 rms,
si Pi'$s$ sS sSi3a sEyAaS C. Ab BELLE Etiiyi1;s5 Z sS
C0LORED-NIt r HOME in 1900
block AInes At, ne-FouF bedrms, :,
finished heated bsmt. could be made
INTO apt; $4,000 with $4,000 dr,,
$4,000 " trust OWNER, VI, 81 u,
WOODBRIDGE. colored. We have some
very attractive homes In this sec
b27s with JOHN A. VENT, Rssitor
and Builder. 20
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BRADLEY HILLS
BRADLEY HILLS

This home like some people makes
iriend,s; nIen s,,;,v whether its because OF ths
day q ths ficEsTrinaSS Kicker aSOis lisht "a q dIh,s dthes
open. fireplace on Wintery niEhts or
whether Tor some Other. reason the
casual visitors say ."This n really
home" Words won't describe this
beautiful tri-leyel stone and brick
tis Kitchen c09'fT ,seplacessi 81 so0g' bssEs xss
and screened porch; over acre oi
ground with barbecue pit, Shown
BY appointment.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Oh. 0873. II no answer, TO. b827.
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Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
81. SOTO III 0 pm.
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RANCH RAMBLER
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Wood-C -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Go, Ave, AL, 500 ~ q.
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Bitif, COMPARE, JUDGE

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SStSs tS.rn rss conv.sfsness ssffs en- ri S.S Sci
has $4,000 lst trust. Mr. AtIno,
FA. .44S9. zAdAMI REALTY co.
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seeded lot din. I. breakfast Dor,
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Come 9|2!!ZS! q Iris mas

and candles. The public is cordially
invited to attend all of these SER
vices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1952-12-18
CHRIST CHURCH

Christmas festivities at Christ
Church in Rockville will begin on
Christmas Eve, December "a, at
a o'clock when a Children's Carol
Service will be presented.
At 11:30 pm. Christmas Eve,
a Choral Eucharist Service will be
held at the church with special
music by the Church Choir, under
the direction of John Preston,
choirmaster.
On Christmas Day there will be
celebrations of Holy Communion at
6 am. and II am. On the Sunday
following Christmas, December %,
children of the Church School will
present a Christmas Play. Under
the sponsorship of the Junior Wo-
mems Society, it will be a panto-
mime with music entitled, "The
Miracle of St. Nicholas" adapted
from the French by Mrs. Robert
Day, who will direct the production.