IIt members wee,. he monthly meeting asse, bid the Morn awake! chairman, Stafford A 'lad Winter now declines, Reason, Justice and Equity let h L. Sherman, alb, Karl) hird dot h choose a lllll te never had weight e gli tin y, Harry I. Emmen, . W. Valentine's. the fate' of the earth to gov- This (110. 'try It. Smith, (1s.A DRAVTON ern the councils of free men. f, John Johnson, Mrs — THOMAS A. EDISON dge and Edward She;, ANIDCVER TOWNSMAN in attendance wet,

MIrimn Pntnam„tr VOLUME 63, NUMBER 16 I Mrs. Foster Barnard ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, FEBRUARY 9, 1950 PRICE, 5 CENTS apection was made of and the program was easmen's class at the g more new faces each RECORD APPROPRIATIONS SOUGHT FOR 1950 ; open to adults and It t more men will take I this activity. VIEWS Department Budgets 127 MAIN or. OF S TEL.. 2125 are' Experience 'king • Remodeling THE And Special Articles Alterations 'its, Coats and Brous fade to Order NEWS By LEONARD F. JAMES Total $1,282,175 One of the greatest mistakes we could make today would be to re- Town Meeting In March Will Be arm Germany. Nazism is gathering momentum and is awaiting the Faced With Problem Of Keeping opportunity to revive the Hitler IEETI program under another name. A The New Tax Rate From Soaring series of dispatches anti reports from Germany since last December • A record sum of $1,202,175 is sought in departmental budgets is proof of this. Funeral Director and special articles that will come In Bavaria of the nearly one before the town meeting next hundred new newspapers put into DING M. A. Burke Dies month. circulation since September 1949, 'Phis is $198,428 more than was many are owned by the men who Well-Known Business appropriated a year ago when the published them under Hitler. They town meeting voted the largest ap- are defending Hitler Germany and Man Had Been III propriations; in the history of the (Hazing the occupying nations for But A Short Time town. infringing on the sovereignty of Based upon alit appropriate Michael A. Burke, 60, well- tax the West German government. rate known funeral director In Ando- increase of $1 for every Some papers even blame the wee- Group of exhibitors at the hobby show sponsored by the Alpha Phi Chi sorority at the South Church $20,000 appropriated the ver for the past 26 years, died town tern allies for the creation of eas- vestry. From left to right, rear row, Maroy Patrick, Edythe Luedke, Mrs. Carl Gahan, Doris Rutter; meeting next Mandl will be early Wednesday morning at the faced tern Germany anti the permanent middle row, Mrs. Charles Gregory, Louise Sherman, Madeline Mondale, president; front row, Ruth with the problem of keeping the Covell, Marion Ellis and Marjorie Jones. Baker Memorial hospital, Boston, YLE division of the German nation. In- (Look Photo) tax rate from taking after a short a tremendous creasing space is being given to jump. As it is there seems to be endkactot news items unfavorable to the oc- Born in England he came to 1642 Interesting Hobbies every reason to believe that some SS..,76e. cupation powers. Dismantling of this country when live years old increase will be forthcoming over industry. occupation costs, lack of Senior Promenade At and with his family settled in the present rate of $36 established housing, unemployment are Displayed At Show South Lawrence. He studied at last year. In 1948 the rate was blamed upon the allies. The South church vestry was the the WatillOM School of E1111)1011111O48 $34 per thousand. (Continued on Page Six scene last Thursday evening of an Abbot This Weekend Chicago. Ill.. and was an under- Practically a II departmental excellent hobby show sponsored taker in Denver, Col., and Law- budgets call for increases this year. rence prior to coming to Andover Old age assistance will be higher by Members of the Alpha Phi Chi The senior promanade of the sorority. 32 years ago. due to more generous state laws; Academy Prepares Class of 1950 of Abbot academy lie had been located on North the school d el) a r t nt e n t asks Exhibitors unpacked their prec- will take place Saturday evening, Andover Generous Nlain street for many years and $19.000 more clue mainly to a To Erect New Gym ious collections and displayed them Feb. 11. Dancing will begin at 8 only recently acquired an estate larger school attendance; the full o'clock and end at midnight. On Phillips Academy's trustees, at for all to enjoy and admire. Great In Blood Donations almost acmes the street front his effect of the vote last year to re- talent was evident in many of the Saturday afternoon informal danc- their alerting last week, author- old place of business and had it duce the hours of police and lire- Residents of this community ing and tea will entertain the 'zed the building and grounds com- hobbies designed and created by converted into a modern funeral men will be felt in the 1950 bud- contributed generously to the re- guests between the hours of four afttee to ask for bids on the con- some, while others showed equal home. gets; and the high standards of cent visits of the Bloodmobile here and six. Miss Hearsey will receive ruction of a War Memorial gym- taste in their interesting and valu- lie is survived by his widow, service in the street. water and last month, Victor J. Mill, Jr., the guests in the McKeen l'001118 usium, according to an announce- able collections. Sarah J. (McGlynn) Burke, three sewer departments must be satis- chairman of the blood committee in Draper hall and assisting faculty tient by Headmaster John M. Kem- Mrs. \Vatter E. Mondale's dis- sons, Garrett J., J. William, and factorily maintained. of Andover chapter, American Red will preside lit the tea tables. The per. play of Currier & Ives prints made John L. Burke, all of Andover; A large part of the increase Cross announced in making a pub- class color which is yellow will be' a colorful back-drop for the stage a daughter, A. Rita. wife of Frank found in the special articles comes Despite the fact that the full lic list of donors during the three- used in the decorations for the and it fitting background for the D. Lee of Andover; a brother, the because of the new reservoir and nut probably required for the day drive. tea as well as for the dining rooni hooked and braided rugs made by Rev. Gerald J. Burke of Lynnfleld, the expansion of the water system Wilding of the new gym is not "They not only helped their where the formal prom takes several nieces and nephews, and deeineo to be necessary to meet yet in hand, the trustees have de- Mrs. Videto. Mrs. Clough. Mrs. neighbors," said Mr. Mill "but they place. the Daniels, Mrs.- Covell, Mrs. Gallen, four grandchildren. growing needs of the town. ided to push ahead with the con- also obtained a small blood-type Chairman of the prom commit- and Mrs. Brown. A.member of the Greater Law- In Article 18 the Kum of $114, truction plans this year, contia- curd that may save their own lives tee is Miss Margaretta Kitchell of rence Funeral Directors associa- 000 is asked for the reservoir and tog with their efforts to raise Several valuable collections of some day. In case a person needs Montchanin, Del., assisted by Dor- tion, he was also affiliated with the to improve certain facilities of the he necessary money. No definite old glass and pitchers were at- emergency transfusions precious othy Colburn, Anne Dunsford, Cyn- Andover Catholic club, the Holy water system; and in Article 19 late for the beginning of construe- tractively displayd by Mrs. Ellis, minutes will not have to be wasted thia Faigle, Roberta Ann Gibbon, Name society of St. Augustine's the sum of $12,000 is asked for the ion can he set until the contract Mrs. Abbott,. Mrs. Cromie, and in typing or finding suitable don- Miriam Nesbit, Sandra Caret Smith church„was past grand knight of purchase and installation of a new s let, but the trustees hope to Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Gregory, Mrs. ors. Each donor's type is noted on and Barbara Somers. Miss Barbara Andover council. K. of C., a mem- high premiere steam boiler to re- egin before next fall. Blake. Mrs. Mower, Mrs. Johnson, the card which should be carried Humes is the faculty advisor work- ber of the Lawrence lodge of Elks, place one at the pumping station at all times." ing with the students in preparing The new War Memorial gymna- and Mrs. Hatton exhibited attrac- the Andover service club and the that has been condemned. tive hand painted trays, stenciled The donors announced by the for the occasion. ium, which will honor the 143 Guild of the Protectory of Mary After several accidental falls in- hillips academy men who died in local chapter are as follows: The guests will have buffet sup- (Continued on Page Twelve) Immaculate. to Roger's; brook as it crosses the Vorid War II, will stand beside Joseph Allen, Margaret B. Allyn, per at Abbot at 7:35 o'clock, and The funeral will be held Satur- Philip K. Allen, William D. Ander- dancing will begin at 8 o'clock. park the sum of $14,000 is asked 1L, he present Borden gymnasium. on day morning with a solemn high for the purpose, of enclosing the he )f.tin street side. son, Edward F. Andrew, Lyman Receiving with Miss Hearsey and mass of requiem at 10 o'clock in Hails Boy Scouts S. Appleton, Donald F. Arthur, Miss Alice Sweeney are Miss Rob- brook in a buried culvert between St. Augustine's church. Burial will Whittier and Chestnut streets. Irene Baduvakis, \V. R. Itailey, erta Ann Gibbon, president of the be in the family lot in St. August- On Anniversary Then there Is an item In Article ermanent Police Alfred 0. Baldwin, Donald C. Bas- Class of 1950 and her escort, Mal- ine'a cemetery. sett, Bernice M. Bassett, Rose I). colm Peyton of Exeter academy, 26 for an appropriation of $10,000 Pre,iil..nt Truman, in a message Friends may call front 3 to 5 Beaudoin, Brother Euclid Joseph and Miss Margaretta Kitchell and for preliminary plans for Reboot Berth For Maddox to the Boy Scouts of America on P. in. and front 7 to 10 p. m. Beaumont, Minna Beck, G. Gren- her escort Robert Applegate of buildings; in the center and west its 40th anniversary. said that ville Benedict, Gordon G. Bensley, Princeton university. Music will center districts which follow the Warren A. Maddox of River rd., their "(treat growth during the William [turbine. be played by a Boston orchestra. recommendations of a special sur- as appointed permanent patrol- past year must be gratifyiug news Dr. Coe To Address W. Sumner Billings, Thomas D. vey to replace all elementary tan by a unanimous vote of the to every American interested in On Sunday morning the boys Blunt, Pauline Bond. Donald A. mchools but the Shawsheen. electmen at their meeting Mon- the character building and citizen- will return to Abbot for breakfast University of Life te* night. Boynton, Clara R. Bredbury, Thel- (Continued on Page Ten) ship training program of the Boy at 9:30 o'clock after which there ma Bright, Wallace E. Brinier, will be a service in the chapel at The Rev. Dr. Albert Buckner A reserve patrdlman since March Scouts of America." Jean M. Brines, William H. Brown, Coe. D.D. is to address the third 919, the new officer has been do- which Dr. Alston Chase will be the In his message to the 2.579,515 Garrett Burke, Merrill F. Burnett, speaker. Mr. Chase is a member meeting of the University of Life iv.M any New Voters ns; duty for several months and members of the Boy Scouts of of the faculty of Phillips academy. at the Free church this Sunday or some time last summer was on (Continued on Page 2) America, of which lie is honorary The program comes to an end at evening, Feb. 12. Added To Lists uty in Andover square. president. Mr. Truman said he was noon when the guests leave Abbot Dr. Coe is president and minis- Scores of new names have been Ills name was first on the civil "keenly interested" in the forth- Seal Funds Work to return to their schools and col- ter of the Massachusetts Congrega- C. Jamboree added to the town's check lists ervice list submitted to the select- coming second National leges. tional conference and Missionary since they were last used, and E ten. Other names on the list in- at Valley Forge, Pa., next June 30 In T.B. Prevention Vespers will be conduCted by, the Society which embraces the 600 many more are being added at the to July 6 "because its 10.000 par- luded Edward P. Pettoruto, 90 Rev. Robert 0. Metters, Emmanuel Congregational churches in Massa- sessions currently beings held by '. Main Autiover's Christmas seal sale st., James M. Gerrie, Jr., ticipants will dramatize to the church, Boston. chusetts in its fellowship. Follow- the registrars of voters in the dif- returns through Jun. 24 amouuted 05N. Main at., and Frederick K. world the full meaning of our lib- ing his graduation from the Yale ferent precincts. to $3040, according to the report Vetch, Dutton rd. erty." Divinity school in 1922 Dr. Coe Further sessions are to be held of Mrs. Frank L. Brigham, local Test Town Water became the pastor of the Broadway (ruin 7 to 9 p. in. tonight at the chairman. Winter 11111 Congregational church Ilailardvale tire elation, and Fri- of Somerville. lie was called to Returns for the 1949 sale that For Discoloration day, Feb. 10 at the Peabody !louse. have reached the Essex County the Second church in Waterbury, The final session before the town ilealth association headquarters The discoloration that lute ap- Conn., in 1925, and five years later 1.!1017. peared in the town water for the election Monday, Mar. 6. will be in Beverly amount to $57.174. This went to the Oak Park church in from noon lit 10 p. tn. Tuesday. past two or three weeks is being money is "invested" in such pro- Ile was called to his pres- Feb. 14 at the town house. checked by the board of public jects its x-ray surveys. Miss Mary ent high office lust year and was Persons eligible to register are works in cooperation with the • C. Dinsmore points out and the formerly installed at a service held those who have been in the town state. BUSINESS FORMS work of the association is limited iu the Old South church in Boston. six months and have lived in the • . . . FOR ALL "We have received many calls to the amount of funds collected. Dr. Coe is a member of the nom- state for year. All those who in planning your printed from the Shawsheen area," Sidney a SEE FORD TV • Let us assist you "There is still time to answer 'Maiden for a Just a durable peace have been married during the peat P. White, chairman of the board • business forms. Our long experience and seal sale letters." Miss Dinsmore of the Federal Council of the year should re-regieter. KAY KYSER of public works said yesterday, Cl. 4. extensive equipment will produce efficient said today. "Although seals are Churches of Christ in America. Thurs., W lIZ TV, • **relative to the diacoloration. We Ile was a member of the deputa- (Continued on Page Three) low cost printed matter. Consult us today! Placed on Christmas letters and pan 9 . packages the seal sale money have been blowiug hydrants trying tion to India studying missions in works the year round. financing to clear the voter, and makiug India and the 51editeranean world 11(11 tuberculosis preveutiou and con- tests fur sediment. In the tests we in 1945-1946, and was an official Bracing and have had the assistance of the delegate to the World. Council of trol projects in the interests of cabling prOtCOU AAR ANINATIP liCWSSAAN Essex county residents. So pay- state. No sediment has been found Churches at Ainsterdain in 1948 trees afaalnat ment for Christmas seals now still and nothing harmful to the water at which time the world council 58 MAIN STREET TEL 1943 winter darnagt! provides powerful ammunition has been found was formally eatablished. Ile was Since 1187 (Continued on h, )7407 767 - LAW. 563 itkluv< r's (),to NtrWilpapItY against tuberculosis." Page Two) (Continued on Page Twelve) 1HE ANDOVER lOWNSMAN ---1- EBRUARY 9, 1950

Jr., Louise M. Gordon, Phillip M. Prizes Aware Andover Generous Graham, Rosann M. Greco°, Ruth C. Green, Alan Guild, Harry F. In Blood Donations Appoint went of department In Model M Gulledge, G. L. Hammond, James (Continued from Page One) heads and organizations of acad- A model meet in wl L. Handley. emic divisions at Merrimack col- e George F. Bushwity, Herbert P. William H. Harding, Alfred G. sus prizes wkere awar lege was announced by the Vpri IA a two weeks' displt Carter, G. Gabeler Casper, Helen Harris, Francis J. Hart, Gerhard Rev. Vincent A. McQuade, 0.S.A.. planes, trains and c, E. Caswell, Walter C. Caswell. liartman, Grace E. Hayes, pe.f),, president. at the first an- John Cecil!, A. K. Chase, Mary J. James K. Healy, Paul L. Hickey, nual faculty dinner held Mondme t aalli oulbti t r hl Cleary, Betty L. Cole, Janet C. W. R. Hill. Beverly F. iiiitz, Rich- sleg lh't:.rlA evening in the new science build- n ili Cole, Gertrude Colpitts, John J. ard J. Himmel% Owen Hinckley, i j on ing. . Connors, Hilton Cormey. John F. Yvonne D. Hines, Robert C. Hol- itih ldi ,e Teasing the growth of the tel. ahmosid Gneino Craig, Agnes II. Cross, Ida Cros- land, Chauncey R. Hood, Alida E. o tn ntisi)wo lege silted its establishment in e ..w t sley. Houston, Carolyn D. Howe, Guy er red judtgges 1947, Father McQuade outlined Thomas J. Cudinore, Alma A. B. Howe, Jr., P. B. Hubbell, Dean group prizes were awe the academic expansion and stated Curry, Granville K. Cutler, Row- D. Hudgins, William S. Hughes, lows: First; blue ribb( that two new buildings will be ena B. Daly, Eleanor E. LYaniels, Evelyn Jenkins, E. A. Johnson, err Banister, for Trix erected starting this spring. Pres. Sarah Darling, Brother David. Edwin Johnson, Malcolm G. John- Line model Brownie en eat enrollment of the college, Ethel Davis, Everett C. Dearborn, son, Eldora Jonitre, Ituth H. Cub free flight, with eluding day, evening, and Saturday Lester F. Dixon, Rachel E. Doug- Kearn, Warren F. Keane Brother 0.24 Liberator; Billy las, Walter S. Downs. Jr., Fred sessions is approximately 610 att. for his Bonanza. John Kelley. dents. W. Doyle, Joseph H. Drouin, Fred- William Kelly, C. Carleton Kim- Second; red ribbons Gillis for his Hash-is erick C. Eastman, Hazel G. Ed- ball, Elizabeth W. Kimball, Rich- Head table group at the first annual faculty dinner for members of Merrimack college faculty and wards, Alvin 0. Ellingson. Vernon ard C. King, Brother Laurence, their wives in the new science building. From left to right, Mn.. John J. Lorentz, Mrs. Thomas Riley, Women Voters To Hold Suet, for Baby Era, w II. Emerick, Thomas A. Emmons, John H. Lavin, Mabel M. Lawrence Thomas Riley, The Very Rev. Vincent McQuade, O.S.A., president, and Mrs. Simeon Legendre. Tommy Heard, for (Look Photo) (]race L. Engel, William Engel, John B. Leitch, John LeMay, ilazel Meeting For Candidates Widow; Roger Johns( Eleanor Enright, P. Y. Epler, Ger- W. Lind, Frank Lombardi, Barbara At open meeting at which all Piper Cub. ald B. Faigle, Pauline G. Field, Third; yellow ribbon: Loonier, Mary Lommiglan, Arabel Elaine Y. Naylor, Alice M. Neil, Test Town Water candidates for town offices are in- George L. Follansbee, Jean A. Fos- Merrick for his No. M. Loosigian, Helen Loux, Everett Stanley Nelson, Winthrop New- At The Churches vited to speak will be held by the ter, Mary E. Gaunt, Cleveland Gil- comb, Nathalie A. Nichols, William For Discoloration and Arthur Domingue f MacAskill, Richard K. MacDonald, Christ Church League of Women Voters Tuesday, creast, Alan C. Gillingham, Ar- Melvin W. Maddox, John J. Ma- Nicoll, Emily M. Noss, Amy D. (Continued from Page One) Chief; Leo Ruel for Hoe REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector Feb. 28 at the Peabody House. thur B. °lines, Harold C. Goddard. guire, Brother Marcel, John A. Nolin, Edward R. Nolin, Matthew err Banister for Piper "We are trying to learn what is Roy E. Hardy, chairman of the A. Novak, Frederick Nowell, Fred- Saturday: 6 p. in. Girls' Friend- inercial plane. McClellan, Constance E. McCollum causing the discoloration. Tests board of selectmen, will review erick O'Brien, Alice E. O'Connor, ly society supper. Other entrants iu tl Charles 0. MeCtillom„ Edward T. have been made in the Shawsheen the special articles in the town Eunice M. O'Donnell, Rosamond Sunday: 8 a. in. Holy Commun- group were Ralph Ki McFarlin, Jr., Peter Q. McKee. area and other parts of the town warrant. Wallace E. Brinier of the Ralph B. Mendell, Jr., Lathrop Olivetti, Fred H. Otis, Edward A. ion. 9:30 a. in. Sunday school. George Waterston, Ste and no bacteria has been found. Andover Taxpayers' association B. Merrick, Jena Mitchell, Victor Palenski, Alice Parker. Frances 11 a. ne Morning prayer and ser- land, Alec Goriansk3 We are trying to correct the condi- will be Moderator. J. Mill, Joseph L. Mohan, Helen B. N. Parker, Marion C. Pearson, Ber- mon. 4 p. tn. Confirmation class Dwyer, and Allen Flye. tion. We have just recently in- Moody, Vincent F. Moran, Her- tha Perry. (adults) 6:15 p. m. University of In the train model I Life (Free church). creased the lime content of the EIRE RECORD prizes went to; Robert $50 to $2,000 bert R. Muller, William M. Murphy Theodore Peters, Frederick A. Monday: 7:30 p. tit. Girls' water. Some improvement has been Domingue for their 11-u A. Girard Nadeau, Evan A. Nation, Peterson, Lee B. Peterson, Helen Feb. 6-10:18 a. in., still alarm Friendly society Valentine party. noted but it bait not been tried for chimney fire at home of Charles ire train; locomotive Phillips, Charles E. Platt, Marjorie Tuesday: 6 p. in., Choir rehear- long enough yet to tell how effec- Dole 34 Phillips st. iontal engine, Williams. ANDOVER M. Porter, George H. Quesenberry, sal. 9 p. in. Vestry meeting. tive it will be." William "Bill" Barron, Jr. Austin M. Reed, Gerwin K. Rohr- model. FINANCE CO. Thursday: 10 a. um. Holy Com- OIL BURNER bach, Ruth M. Rowley, Frank B. Second prizes; red License .t,t98 munion. 10:30 a. in. Woman's WEDDING INTENTIONS Alec Goriansky for hit 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG. SALES AND SERVICES • Santucci°, Fred H. Schaberg, Clin- auxiliary sewing meeting. 6:30 p. The following wedding inten- K. C. KILLORIN lined combination ca ton D. Shaw, Roy G. Shepard, M. ANDOVER SQUARE Domestic Heating Systems ni. Choir rehearsal. tion has been filed at the office of Lawrence Shields, Hazel B. Scho- REALTOR Milligan for his new TEL. ANDOVER 1998 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 + 4. 4. Town Clerk George H. Winslow: field, Ralph L. Small, Bart F. streamliner; Robert a South Church Richard C. Singleton, 2073 S. 26 Chestnut St. Andover lanningue for their De Smalley, Edmund Smith, Father W. Park ave., Portland, Ore., and 14ti,DERIcK It. NOSS. Pastor TELS.: 2272 or 1267.J ton. Francis Smith, Frances Southwick, Nlarion E. White, South Main st. Lawrende Southwick Donald F. St. Friday: 7:15 p. mn. Troop 73, Third prizes; yellow Jean, Joseph Staples, Albert Stern, Boy scouts. Miles Pendleton, Jr. for Emma P. Stevens, Russell C. Saturday Members of the high f Chicago's first loconu Stevens, Ruth C. Stevenson, Mar- school group to go to Worcester ty Millard for his old garet C. Sullivan, Mary J. Sullivan, Polytechnic Institute. Contact Mr. taudard and his Chest Ito railroad; Robert t Eva M. Symonds, Alice C. Sweeney, Weaver. CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY Frank J. Sweeney, Marjorie W. Sunday: 9:30 a. nm. Church mingue for their Piot Swenson, Norris Therriault, Thom- school and the Junior church. 9:30 lchardson entered a in le \Vitt Clinton. as P. .Thin, Jehu B. C. Thomas, a. m. High school classes. 10:11 —MANUFACTURERS— Kenneth H. Thompson, Luella H. a. ni. Morning worship and sermon In the model automo Thompson, Robert P. Toppen. 10:45 a. mn. church kindergarten. he winners were: F Layettes and gifts aplenty 11:15 a. m. Educational motion 'Lions to Alec Gorians Sam T. Torrisi, Arthur Traynor, SODA WATERS taniey steamer; Rolm WEINER CLOTHING CO. • 265 ESSEX STREET • LAWRENCE Edith M. Tyler, William M. Un- pictures. 6:15 p. in. University of Life at Free church. or his Speed King. quhart, Flora R. Valentine, Irene and GINGER ALES Second; red ribbon B. Valentine, Ronald M. Valentine, Monday: 6 p. mn. The Courteous Circle of time King's Daughters. td Arthur lloiningue Lionel A. Valliere, R. B. VanCleve, 909 Model-T Ford Lc Ellen A. Vandenbergh, Donald C. Devotions, Mrs. Flarshaw. Music. Speaker, Miss Ruth Westcott. ggie Wood entered Van Roosen, Mary E. Wait, Agnes s group. C. Waldie, Albert T. Warner, Subject, "A Summoner at the Gren- fell Mission.- Illustrated. 6:30 p. Several parents at Verna B. Watt, Edwin S. Werk- eir boys to the meet. heiser, Charles W. West, Lawrence in., Inter-church Basketball league at high school gymnasium. nip of the models can W. Wetmore, Clark Weymouth, Jr. rod deal of inspection Robert 13. Whitney, Stephen Whit- Tuesday: 8 p. ni. Ping Pang . ion by all those prese ney, Edward D. Winters, Richard clu b Wrigley, Earl A. Young, Howard c4incsulay: 1:15 p. In. Week- A. Young. day school of the Christian reli- gion. 6:30 p. m. Men's club Chocolate uild To Co "Ladies' Night". Subject "Town Rules Suit Against Meeting". Speakers representing alentine Pa Board of selectmen, school and Assortments A Valentine bridge, A & P Baseless finance committees and board of tiny social will be 11 public works. 7:30 p. mn. The Attractive, Valentine packages ugustine'a hall. Wedne Inflammatory and damaging al- Church Choir. filled with fresh, delicious can- :, at 8 o'clock under legations made in a suit against Thursday: 10 a. In. Special sew- dies to delight your Valentine. ces of the St. Augusti the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea ing dept. (lay of the Women's uni- ic School guild. company at Dallas, Texas, were so Packaged by America's most fa- on with Mrs. Archibald Taylor, Door prizes will be av; baseless that the federal judge mous candy-makers to assure state chairman of the Friendly ally valuable Prizes I "threw the anti-trust lawyers and you they will please. Service as guest. Church women mred and will be a' their case right out of court," the are invited to bring a box lunch. high scorers. Ref company will say in its advertise- 39c — $1.00 — $1.50 — $2.00 Mrs. Taylor will speak at the ill be served. 1Mrs, Let ment this weekend. luncheon hour. 3:30 p. m. Junior chairman of the con The advertisement, scheduled choir. 7:30 p. m. Important busi- arge. for publication in 2,500 newspa- ness meeting of the Alpha Phi Chi Tickets are now on sal pers throughout the nation, was sorority. Speaker Miss Miriam Put- Hartigan Pharmacy purchased from any the third in a series discussing for- nam. Subject "Books Worth TEL. ANDOVER /006 'lowing who are servi mer court cases where federal While". Mrs. Joseph Wright chair- namittee: Mrs. John Cu 66 MAIN ST. judges found there was no evid- man. "Gentlemen's Night" will be ANDOVER, MASS. rancis Riley, Mrs. Fran WASHER held on Thursday, March 2. Note ence against the company and ad- rs. Robert Walsh, Mt 1950 Model ministered stiuging rebukes to time change of program. eseltine, Mrs. Bernard anti-trust lawyers. + + + rs. Frank Lee, Sirs. * Washes each piece West Parish In the Dallas anti-trust suit, the chancy, 3Irs. Stephen P Individually— RE\ JOHN G. GAiiK11.1., Munster G-E Activator• washing ad states, the anti-trust lawyers hut Hurley, Mrs. Fred( action means "Quick-clean" "made practically the same allega- Saturday: 10 a. in. Basketball Sirs. John A. Polgm washing! tions they are making today" in practice at the guild. wally Scanlon, Mrs. I S illy and Mt's. Joseph I * Watches the clock for you— their current suit to break up the lay: 10:30 a. In. Children's Adjustable timer regulates 90-year-old food store chain. church service. Assistants to the washing and rinsing! pastor are to be Heather Rodericks TTLEST LISTENEItt Federal Judge W. H. Atwell, and Jaunts Clegg. Ushers will be CARBURETOR The Littlest Listeners * One-control wringer— the ad states. ruled that time Dallas Eddy Merrick and Raymond Pao- NOW—Original usual in the yowl/ Starts, stops, and reverses case — with one simple control! should not even lie tried" lino. 11 a. tii. Morning service of Equipment on the ten of the hiemorial because the indictment "contained worship. Music by the West Parish 10 a.m. Wednesday, * One-year written warranty— inflammatory statements he would 1950 CHEVROLET and a host of features you'll hurch augmented choir. Sermon, le mothers' group wil not to be presented to a have to see! Third Gospel". 6:15 p. m. and can be installed iscusaion period at the E jury." l'itiversity of Life at the Free on all Chevrolet Models 1932-1949 Akers are requested "If I thought 1 was presiding linreli with Dr. Albert Buckner Owners of all Chevrolets built avorite" small banks over a court and that I might have CM' as chief speaker. Seminar since 1932 can now enjoy all the tiring the talk on child FS. to sentence some person because oroups on The Church, the Bible, advantages of the new Rochester and Tenth. carburetor. If your carburetor needs he was a great big fellow, or be- replacing, it will pay you to check %Velliiestiay: 3 p. in. Children's th• The flesh the ka cause he was a Lilliputian, I would many Rochester features, We can In- or feel like resigning." the ad quotes choir. Miss Barbara Williams, pia- stall one on your Chevrolet promptly. mch prized by natives c Judge Atwell. nist. 7:30 p. tn. choir rehearsal with Airs. Dean Hudgins, director Carburetor Service For All Cars "God knows we don't want it and Miss Marion L. Abbott, organ- ever to occur in America that the ist. rine is going to determine whether Cornpleh Also Complete Motor Tune-Up Service, a man is guilty or innocent." • BOY MISSING Motor Tune William R. Emmert, 14 has Ignition Service, Ignition Parts, Etc. 45 MAIN STREET TEL. 102 MARRIAGE RETURNS been reported by his mother. Mrs. Work The following marriage returns Ella Emmert, 189 N. Main at., to by Chet Spinnc Authorized Dealer have been filed at the office of be missing from home since 8:30 Town Clerk George 11. Winslow: a. in Wednesday. At that time he GREEN'S SERVICE TOMPKI Vi..:. niu. Newhouse, 315 West lett to do his paper route. He did GENERAL ELECTRIC .Emerson st., Melrose. and Ellen not deliver his papers, did not at- SERVICE STATI TEL 8843 Russell Pitman, 78 Salem st., mar- tend junior high school where he 416 No. Main St. Si WASHERS ried Fob. 4; by the Rev. Frederick is a student, nor did he return Noss, of the South church. • home last night. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN -- FEBRUARY 9, 1950 Prizes Awarded Marion E. White John F. Golden, Cross st., F1111110 ck College Precinct Officers C. Mooar, 108 Lowell st., George In Model Meet S Flint, Bailey rd., Thomas J. , of department Guest At Shower Frain, Jr., River rd., Carl H. Ste- anizations of acad. .1 model meet in which numer- vens, Virginia rd., Arthur O'Hara, Miss Marion E. White, South The Precinct officers for the Lincoln at., Warren F. Kearn, Hag- at Merrimack col- ous prizes wkere awarded conclud- Main st., wait the guest at a shower town election have beets appointed gette Pond rd. unced by the Very ed a two weeks' display of model held at her home recently with by the selectmen and will remain k. McQuade, O.S.A., planes, trains and cars at the MISS Florence M. Oilman acting as Its office until Aug. 1, the usual Precinct 5: Joseph E. Stott, 26 nt, at the first an- Memorial Hall library Friday hostess. Miss White will become time for appointing n new list. High et.. warden; Eugene A. Zalla, [inner held Monday night. A film about the Santa Fe the bride of Richard H. Singleton, 2 Chester at., clerk; William Mil- Those on the current list are as stew science build- railroad was shown in connection of Portland, Ore., Saturday, Feb. ler. Jr., Bannister rd., Lewis N. follows: Precinct 1: Rowland L. with the meet. 11. at 2 p. m. in the South church. Mears, 425 Andover at., Michael Luce, 19 Summer at., warden; growth of the John Doyle and George Luedke Among those present were: Mrs. W. Mullaney, 32 Clark rd., Arthur 5u1- Joseph W. McNally. 11 Summer a served as judges. In the airplane Alfred Kneath, Mrs. Bert Foss, Hoffman, 426 Andover at., James In at., clerk; Harold It. Bancroft, McQuade outlined group prizes were awarded as fol- Mrs. John White, Mrs. Harvey L. !Sutler, 451 Andover at.. Guy 34 Summer st., Leonard Elliot, ,xpansion and stated lows: First; blue ribbons to Rob- Turner, Mrs. Frederick Flathers, II. Howe, Jr., 76 Clark rd. 34 Summer st., William Ii. Heigh, buildings will b ert Banister, for Trixter Central Mrs. Arthur Baseett, Mrs. John e 34 Washington ave., William J. Precinct 6: Ralph A. Bailey, ig this spring. Pres. Line model Brownie engine; piper Fitzgerald, Mrs. Farragher, Mrs. Dolan, 99 Elm at., Paul M. Cheney, Porter rd., warden; John M. Cub free flight, with engine; a John Porter. Mrs. Charles Kern, t of the college, iu. 93 Maple ave., Michael O'Dowd, 40 Lynch, 106 Vine st.. clerk; William 11-24 Liberator; Billy McCarthy, "ening, and Saturday Mrs. Arthur Jenkins. Mrs. Calvin Chestnut et., Thomas A. Farragher, F. Dotty, Salem at.. Arthur N. Metcalf, Mrs. Josephine Kendall, troximately 650 out- for his Bonanza. 65 Cannel rd., John Nelligan, 49 Ellison, Ballardvale rd., Joseph T. Second; red ribbons to Robert Mrs. Isabelle Shipkin, Mrs. Nellie Carmel rd. Retinues, Woodland rd., Eugene A. Gillis for his Hash-wagon; Leo Mott, Mrs. Sarah Dewhurst, Janice Ilernardin, Jr., 11 Abbot at.. with engine; lole, D1'1111i0 Presentation to Fred L. Collins at the testimonial given him Precinct 2: Mark M. Keane, 7 Ruel, for Ilaby Era, Flathers. Arlene Shaw upon his retirement as president of the Andover Firemen's Relief George II. Brown. ,Jr., 69 Phillips ters To Hold Moriane at., warden; Norman K. Tommy Heard, for his Black Marjorie Kern, Janet Metcalf, Dor- association after 25 years in office. Left to right, Mr. Collins, recely- at., Joseph G. Wright, Wildwood MacLeish, 28 Shawsheen rd., it Candidates Widow; Roger Johnson, for his othy Jenkins, Sally Bassett, Gayl ing the engraved wallet with a sum of money from his brother, Rep. rd., Robert M. Nichols, Gould rd. Piper Cub. Porter, Patricia Porter, Arlene J. Everett Collins, on behalf of the association, while Lee Noyes, the clerk; James D. Doherty, 62 High ieeting at which all Third; yellow ribbons to Tommy Kneath, Mrs. Peter White, Miss new president, looks on. (Photo by Cole) at., William J. Voting, 44 Elm at., Lames M. Gerrie. 65 Red Spring Catalina island, off the coast of town offices are in- Merrick for his No. 5; Robert Florence M. Gilman and Miss Mar- California, has an area of 75 : will be held by the and Arthur Domingue for Aeronca ion E. White. George L. Bishop, 6 Fletcher et., rd., Michael E. Brennan, 12 Brook Many New Voters at., James T. Bisset, 11 Chestnut square miles. men Voters Tuesday, Chief; Leo Ruel for Bonanza; Rob- Dorothy Boulanger, Webster at., e Peabody House. et.. Donald Look, 115 Main at., ert Banister for Piper Cub corn- Added To Lists Henry Boulanger. Webster at., William liaise, 29 Shawaheeti rd., rdy, chairman of the uercial plane. Court Fines Six (Continued front Page Oae) Michael F. Sullivan, 61 Salem at., ectmen, will review Other entrants in the airplane John M. Kemper 189 Main at., Geoffrey Glendinning, 33 High at. Among the latest names added ,rticles in the town group were Ralph Kimball, Jr., Daniel I'. Naylor, 6 Maple ave., Precinct 3: Stafford A. Lindsay, to the check lists are: No Widow Is Sorry::: lace E. Brinier of the George Waterston, Steve Sunder- Lois M. Randolph, 102 Burnham 6 Argyle at.. warden; Vincent P. A list of eight defendants, sev- No widow complains that Kpayers' association land, Alec Goriansky, Edward Pauline M. Erler, 13 Carlisle at., rd. Hickey, 232 N. en of whom were charged with Main at., clerk; her husband had too ator. Dwyer, and Allen Flye. Webster I. Woodworth, 389 N. speeding, made up the docket Edward N. Sabbagh, 107 Chest- George R. Cairns, 54 Corbett at., much insurancal Guaran- In the train model group, first Main st., Joseph F. McNatnara, 20 Michael A. Burke, tee your family all the food, clothing called at the local court session nut at., Robert W. Moore, 58 Mor- 383 N. Main et., 1W prizes went to; Robert and Arthur Haverhill at., Carolyn S. Bowen, 9 ton st., George H. Judge, Jr., Lucian Topping, 65 Corbett et., and shelter it needs, with lower-coot held by Trial Justice Richard K. Savings Bank Life Domingue for their 11-car locomo- Argyle at., Mavis G. Twoomey, 20 Highland rd., Madeline G. Robi- Leslie N. Herrick, 2 Argyle et., Insurance. You :18 a. tu., still alarm Gordon at the town house court get more for your money, direct, tive train; locomotive with hori- Haverhill at., Janet Campbell, 16 Alan F. Dunlop, 20 Arundel et., re at home of Charles room Saturday morning. chaud, 77 Carmel rd.. Daniel N. over-the-counter. Ask this Savings lips at. zontal engine, William Galloway Argyle at.. James J. McLaughlin, Morin, Jr.. 54 Lowell st.. John F. A. Norman Warhurst, 198 River- Bank for free folder On charges of speeding Alfred model. 23 Enstiore at.. Doris E. McLaugh- Broderick, 14 Breehin terrace. E. ina rd.. George A. Flaherty, 42 J: Carbone of 126 Main st., and Second prizes; red ribbons to lin, 23 Enmore at., Andrew M. Kenneth Godin, 13 Avon at., Gwen- I.:ionore at., James J. Reilly, 79 Alec Goriansky for his old fash- Abraham Simons of Brookline, en- limes, 34 Canterbury at., Dorothy dolyn H. Killion, Woodland rd., Haverhill at. KILLORIN tered pleas of nolo and were fined A. tunes, 34 Canterbury st., Jo- ioned combination car; Donald Hilda L. Pantalts,. 14 Morton at.. Precinct 4: Francis E. Wilson, \\. DM I R $10 each. On similar charges Art- seph N. Houde, 5 Franklin ave., EALTOR Milligan for his new Columbian Sarah .1. Sykes, 14 Morton at., 20 Liucoln at.. warden; Frederick streamliner; Robert and Arthur hur I). Blanchard of 264 S. Union Rose E. Houde, 5 Franklin ave., Evelyn Pilgrim. By Pass corner \\ 1\(.'s \\I\ et.. Lawrence, was fined $5; Rita J. Kearn, Haggetta Pond rd. clerk; St. Andover Domingue for their De Witt Clin- Joseph R. Houle, 11 Hood at., of Vine at. ut L. Cyr of 521 Lowell st.. Methuen, Herbert E. Disbrow, Chandler rd., ton. John L. Machutis, 16 Elmore at., 2272 or 1267..1 was fined $10; Henry R. Green of Daniel M. McBain, 354 North Third prizes; yellow ribbons to Christopher J. Shorten, 50 Dutton Main at.. Nora Sweeney, 35 School Brookline was fined $10; Wilfred Miles Pendleton, Jr. for his model rd., Dorothy M. Shorten, 50 Dutton York St. Louis of 599 Andover et.. Law- at., Laura A. Seaman, 3 at., f Chicago's first locomotive; Join- rd., George A. Parker, 119 Haver- Rosario J. Salle, 64 Magnolia eve., rence, W118 tined $10. t), Minard for his old American hill at., Madeline M. Parker, 119 Marion A. Lally, 31 Foster circle, a:indeed and his Chesapeake and The case against Joseph E. Ko- Haverhill et., Ernest F. Garneau, Raymond J. Lally. 31 Foster circle, CIMPANI hie railroad; Robert and Arthur sow of Brookline was continued 11 Haverhill at., James M. Jen- Linda H. Sabbagh, 107 Chestnut ontinguo for their Pioneer. James until Feb. 11. On a charge of op- nings, 69 Corbett rd.. Doris M. at.. Robert A. Robichaud, 77 Car- ichardson entered a model of the erating without a license Paul N. Jennings. 69 Corbett rd. mel rd., Ruth E. Godin, 13 Avon le Witt Clinton. Cote of Nashua. N. H. was fined Dorothea H. Downs, Foster's at., Ward W. Killion, Woodland RS— In the model automobile group, $10. Pond rd., Philip G. Bancroft, Fos- rd.. Wilfred F. Picard. Lowell at., he winners were: First; blue ter's Pond rd., Bertha M. Kelley, Wilitelmina Picard, Lowell at., !Miens to Mee Goriansky, for his USDA MAKES DISCOVERY Foster's Pond rd., Mildred H. Lulu Zarzour, 59 Essex at. IT'S ABOUT BREAKFAST RS tauley steamer; Robert Banister Chase, 94 Elm at.. Olga 13. Gibe, Chickcry Zurzenr, 59 Essex et., or his Speed King. After two years of exhaustive 87 Chestnut at., Lorraine B. Auch- Catherine Myers. 49! Elm at., , L E S Bewail; red ribbon to Robert research, a couple of agriculture terlonie, 71 Essex at., Joseph L. Joseph Chretian. Greenwood rd., Domingue for their td Arthur department scientists came up A. Morin, 61 North at., Nelson J. Lett Chretian. Greenwood rd., Elis- 909 Model-T Ford touring car. last week with a not-too-startling filorin, 61 North at., Virginia H. abeth Ii. Taylor, 23 Salem at., H. ,ggie Wood entered a racer in disclosure, says Pathfinder news Shiebler, 29 Maple ave., Frank G. Foster Straw, 28 Chestnut at., Is group. magazine. McCartney. Jr., 12 Wolcott ave. James J. Brightney, Boston rd., Several parents accompanied A cup of black coffee, they re- Josephine M. Marchese, 26 Dut- Clarence R. Cloutier, 27 Clark rd., heir boys to the meet. Workman- ported. isn't ass adequate break- ton rd., Alfred A. Marchese. 26 Leon 11. Thompson River rd.. hip of the models came in for a fast. Dutton rd., Marion D. Laaff, 8 Ethel M. Thompson, River rd. nod deal of inspection and adtnir- The ideal breakfast, said Elsa High Plaits rd.. Frederick H. Dod- lion by all those present. Orent Keiles and Lois F. Hallman kin. Lowell at., Arthur C. Wood. of the bureau of home economics, 9 Highland ave., George L. Mel- EXHIBITION AND TEA should include citrus fruit or to- den 2nd, 42 School at.. Sylvia L. Thursday, Feb. 16, 2 to 5 uild To Conduct Burns. Lowell st.. Helen M. ite mato juice; hum or bacon and NOVEMBER CLUB eggs (or some cereal supplement- O'Brien, 121 Main st., Aessy G. Taft, Salem et., Arthur N. Taft, Hooked Rugs, Painted Trays, ed with a full glass of milk); Costumed Dolls, Milk and Sand- Salem st., Ernest J. Picard, Lowell .1 Valentine bridge, whist and toast, butter and preserves; and wich Glass. ants at., Barbara Bishop, 6 Fletcher et., tiny social will be held in St. coffee, cream and sugar. Crisp and bandbox- packages ugustine's hall. Wednesday. Feb. And, just to be on the safe side fresh is this rayon 5, at s o'clock under the aus- manual workers should add a icious can- woven check bolero Valentine. Ices of the St. Augustine's Cath- couple of pancakes. ie School guild. dress. A wonderful 's most fa- Elintinat • Process to assure Door prizes' will be awarded and breath of Spring any valuable prizes; have been "Daddy." said au eight-year-old Hand-made, Hand-painted Ceramics cured and will be awarded to student of a progressive school, with its solid blouse, "Ronald said a very naughty word — Mexican in feeling! 0 — $2.00 high scorers. Refreshments full skirt, novel pock- ill be served. Mrs. Leo Pimpare to the teacher today." Tiles for inlaid tables; Aztec candle sticks; A "Is that so?" asked the curious et peplum and gay chairman of the committee in pair of crowing cocks for your mantle or a squat arge. parent. "What did he say?" button trim. Guar- Tickets are now on sale and may "Oh, we aren't encouraged to hen for your teapot. anteed to fit, be- purchased from any one of the use such language," she answered, Every day is open house to everybody . . . . cause it's scaled to Mowing who are serving on tine "but if you want to say all the bad Come out and rook around mmittee Mrs. John C1188011, Mrs. words you know, I'll tell you when your height . . rands Riley, Mrs. Francis White, you come to it." scaled to your fig- rs. Robert Walsh, Mrs. Harold ure. Black, Navy or eseltine, Mrs. Bernard Sullivan, Just one se) vice for a dis• rs. Frank Lee, Mrs. Augustine Brown. Sizes 12 to rriminating hostess who elaney, Mrs. Stephen Pettit. Mrs. 20. hn Hurley. Mrs. Frederick Grit- seeks exquisite and fine t. Mrs. John A. Polgreen. Mrs. extra heavy silver to grace 'malty Scanlon, Mrs. Frank Mc- her table. Private sale. Sty and Mrs. Joseph Barton. ducts Coinpletc service weighs ITTLEST LISTENERS ,p‘er 21 pounds indicating The Littlest Listeners will meet the heft 01 individual usual in the young people's oni of the Memorial Hall library pieits. A rare opportu-. 10 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15. slily to a real silver he mothers' group will have its heastile. ,,tuision period at the same time. .1949 others are requested to bring ;ivorite" small banks to show wilt delicately hand - chased Nie tiring the talk on children's say- 'tor ids "Aztec Rose" (Peruvian) Dest,' ?II the The flesh of the kangaroo is in- 11,11 prized ii, natives of Queens- ily. 12 Plat c Settings Complete Pie( es Per Setting (;omplets• p Service; Pieces Motor Tune-UP I I St's (,, alucd envy 51.'500) rts, Etc. Work show» Proynely on Request tVICE TOMPKINS .1it i 161 Lowell St., Andover TEL. 8843

4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN FEBRUARY 9, 1950 MUSIC APPRECIATION INTERMEDIATES South Church 31 — CYO 29 The second of the meetings for St. Joseph's 36 — Ballardvale 7 Personals... Inter-Church music lovers will be held at the W:st Parish 27 — Christ church 13 The Charles A. Hill of Chestnut st. SENIORS Arc( sley Memorial Hall library at 7:45 p,te. Basketball CYO 32 — South church 13 left this week for a winter vaca- 10.11 Monday, Feb. 13. This series is I I s of t lit. games played St. Joseph's 50 — Free Church 32 tion in Florida. RAMA. KIK. planned for a period of four weeks. Gertrude Buchan of Main Monday night in the Inter-church Thy following games are sched- Miss and is often to the public. Basketball League are as follows: st. has returned from a visit with uled for Feb. 13: William Schneider, instructor friends in Nantucket. JUNIORS JUNIORS of instrumental music at Phillips Ballardvale 39 — St. Joseph's 2 Christ church es. West Parish Miss Agnes Low of Maple court South Church 1 — CYO 0 (forfeit) academy. is leader of the group. St. Augustine's vs. St. Joseph's visited recently with friends in Free Church 18 — St. Augustine's 16 CYO vs. Free His subject for this discussion is Chester, N. Ii. INTERMEDIATES to be "Music With A Story," and St. Augustine's vs. Free church Mrs. George E. Hussey of Chest- West Parish vs. Baptist church nut st. is enjoying a stay in Flori- will include listening to enlister- FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Christ church vs. South church pieces of musical story. , da. elling and IORS consideration of tone to set a Aliritittl i'llt IltiM of the St. Augustine's vs. South church 38,0 Miss CYO vs. St. Joseph's Memorial Hall literary has been ill scene. Libby's The closing game on Feb. 27, at her home on High st. As in previous years, tile music Miss Dorothea Hess, a retired appreciation evenings have drawn Ai will feature contests for prizes and Frozen Foods an exhibition game between the vs:rnG' professor of English at ilunter col- all interested an appreciative CL 13.04 group. There is no charge for have the flavor senior division winners and Pun- lege, New York, has been visiting any cher(' J.V.'s. Tickets for this game Miss Harriet Carter of Bartiet mt. or the lectures, and all are inform- NALL may be obtained from Charles O. Among the guests at Andover al and friendly. N. E. McCullom or Howard Johnson. CL Inn recently was Miss Helen Whit- 111111111 temore of Kingston, R. I. Miss POSIT ACCOUNTANTS MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N 1111111111 Whittemore formerly resided in Stephen Pettit of Beech circle Andover. TANTALLON RD. TEL. 709 Sheet is the largest freeli water assistant coat superintendent of fish in Europe. Miss Fannie Davis has been ill the Western Electric Co., of Haver- at her home on Elm et. hill, is a member of the panel to otston C•I54 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J. Albion Mira is confined to discuss "alethods of Allocating his home on Chestnut st. because Burden" at the meeting of the of a cold. Nlerrinittek Valley chapter Nation. Miss Ethel Farrington of Elm al Association of Cost Accountants. THE ARDSLEV has a floor plan frigerator is on the inside wall st. has been ill for the last two in Methuen Feb. 16. Raymond J. that is a simple rectangle without leaving a dining space at the end eeks. Hooper. general office manager of Now Enjoy These Mrs. Mary Reidy of Highland wail projections. The roof is of the kitchen. the woolen and Worsted division dortneriess and a lattice-supported rd., has moved into an apartment of the Pacific dills will he the Beitides bedroom closets, there at 52 Main st. in the Arco Build- FEATURES of extension protects the front en- is a coat closet for each entrance. discussion leader. trance. The exterior is finished ing. a general closet and linen cabinet James Bissett and family have with siding and asphalt shingle in the hall and a closet over the LEGION .11•XILIARV the FUTURE roofing. moved from Essex st. to 21 Bar- Wha stairs. The American Legion There are three bedrooms and nard st. Auxiliary. Andover Unit 8, will a bath in the rear, a living room Overall dimensions are 39 feet sponsor a pub- and combination kitchen-dining by 289 feet 6 inches. The floor lic whist party at 8 p. en. Tuesday, Today'. Feb. 14 in the post room. Prizes room in the front. The living area Is 1093 square feet anti the United Nations Plans about t will he awarded and refreshments room has a picture window unit eubage 21,660 cubic feet includ- To Award Ten Prizes served. Proceeds are to serious and a fireplace and a corrugated ing basement. be donated to the "March of Dimes". The com- glass partition shields the entry. For further information about In New Essay Contest A&P tl mittee consists of Mrs. Ethel Bu- The kitchen sink is located THE ARDSLEY, write the Small Plana for a new international true. under the corner windows which House Planning Bureau, St. Cloud, essay contest for the year 1950 chan, child welfare chairman, and Mrs. Robert ina Jewett, community In form a triangular ledge. The re- Minn. have been announced at U. N. the flu headquarters by the United Na- service chairman. the time tions department of Public Infor- A&P, an IN THIS NEW FILES NOMINATION PAPERS Obituaries ... Engagements mation. ,pired to Ten prizes will be awarded foe' James V. Irvine, 187 N. Main NIrs. Elizabeth Perry Steatite—Viol Dyke ELECTRIC the best essays of approximately st., is a candidate for the board Ileac chi Tile funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth The engagement of Miss Katrina 2,000 words on the following sub- of public works, having filed his RANGE Perry, widow of Edwin E. Perry, Van Dyke, daughter of Frank 0. nomination papers last Thursday. That w HOTPOINT ject: "Has the rule of unanimity 6 High st., Ballardvale, who died Van Dyke of Detroit, Mich., to ('The Veto') prevented the U. N. Sidney P. White, chairman of the Alan G • You get tomorrow's features today in this Hotpoint Thursday, Feb. 2, was held Satter- John NI. Smillie, son of Mr. and from functioning in the political board, and Atty. Walter E. Mon- completely Automatic Electric Range. Come in—you'll be day at 3:30 p. m. from the Lund- to brim Mrs. Frank II. Smillie, 4 Carmel and security field?" dale, 6 Florence st., have also amazed at all the new develop- gren funeral home. rd., is announced by her father. filed papers in this contest It was th Tile ten winners will receive . ments to make cooking easier, The Rev. Paul Callahan, pastor Miss Van Dyke attended Grosse "If EASY TERMS transportation from their home faster, better! of the Union Congregational I Point Sacred Heart and Herat col- countries to Lake Success and , 1, it tali conducted the services, lege in Detroit and was graduated CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT an' hark, with a daily allowance for 111111111 Wall in Spring Grove Cem- Irom the John Hopkins School of —ALSO-- Everybody's Pointing to itAliCriat both journeys. and a $10 a day wo tery. Nursing. Baltimore, Md. She was Cesspools and Septic Th-ii,ks allowance during the 30 days they Installed NH's. Perry is survived by two a member of the staff of the Visit- wa will spend in the New York area. sons, William and Randolph H., ing Nurses association in Detroit CHARLES CORBEIL " The contest is open to all per- Ho two daughters. Miss Ruth Perry of for a year. In January she was sons between the ages of 20 to 35 TEL. LOWELL 7236 ANDOVER COAL (O. Michigan and Mrs. Robert Lewis awarded a degree in public health for who are members of national or- 27 MAIN STREET TEL. 365 of Mexico anti eight grandchildren. from Columbia university. ganizations which actively coop- caJ Mr. Smillie is a graduate of the •••••••••••••••,)*+••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• erated with national associations of University of New Hampshire. lie THIS Mrs. Fannie A. Berry for the United Nations or U. N. is a veteran who served with the hod The funeral of Mrs. Fannie A. information centers: or which are infantry in Europe during the war is the (Smalley) Berry, 84, widow of affiliated with international non- like received his degree from John L. Berry, who died Thursday, and he governmental organizations con- Columbia law school in June. He Man But that Feb. 2, was held from the Lund- nected with the U. N., in all mem- recently passed the Now York state lawyers n gren funeral home Saturday at ber countries excepting the United bar exams. to see 2 p. no. States. A&P whit Mid Winter SALE A late April wedding is planned. Among her survivors are two As on previous years an inter- for In our s nephews, Bart F. Smalley of Hal- Arnold — Bathe yak's national jury composed of officials time in lardvale with whom she resided, of tile U. N. department of public anti Clarenv Smalley of Framing- The engagement of Miss Irene charged Baduvakis, daughter of Emanuel information, Unesco, the World INSURANCE ham. Itatitivakis and the late Mrs. Iladu- Federation of United Nations as- table bu The Rev. Wendell L. Bailey, for- and yak's. 112 N. Main st.. to Louis J. sociations and private experts will mer pastor of the Andover Baptist choose the winning entries. Americi church conducted the services. The Arnold, son of Mrs. Edna Arnold, Entries should reach Lake Sue REAL ESTATE fix and bearers, tell nephews of the de- 401 Lowell st., Lawrence has been 4f, `-s, • • cess not later than 1 June 1950. • ,-* , 't ceased were: Lewis, Roy, Clarence announced. 311-312 Bay State Bldg. potatoe Miss Iladuveokis, a graduate of „ and Benjamin Smalley. Burial was LAWRENCE and Ma. in Spring Grove cemetery. Punehard high school, is employ- Head-hunters believe that. the ed at Tyer Rubber company. Mr. Tels.: Lawrence 4762 I lere agai heads of their vietims contain Andover 1653 Arnold, a graduate of Lawrence their souls. the charge Valerie K. Coloonlandan Ingle school, served three and a The funeral of Valerie K. Col- half years wtih the U. S. navy, and This wa onebositon, live-month-old daugh- is employed in the Arlington Niills. Telephone 7339 Established 1854 Wyche ter of Mr. and Airs. Robert Col- No date has been set for the ombosian of Argilla rd., who died wedding. GEO. W. HORNE CO. verdict Feb. 4 at Children's hospital, Bos- LAWRENCE, MASS. It was the ton, following a short illness was TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK held Monday at 9:30 o'clock from Wedding ... "I h the NI. A. Burke funeral home. SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING EW HoUsE—PITNI A N ver HOLLYWOOD BEDS Besides her parents, she leaves her paternal grandparents, Mr. and At a ceremony by the Rev. Fred- no Mrs. Sarkis Colombositon, and her erick Noss, Saturday, Feb. 4, at it C Headboards or Boltallex tile home of her parents. Miss maternal grandparents, Mr. anti the ND's. Andrew Khanem of Detroit, •Ellen Russell Pitman, dioughter of In Choice of Colors Mich.. and several aunts anti Mr. and Mrs. Douglas II. Pinnate, bin uncles. became the bride of W. Jan New- prit Box Spring and Inner Spring Mattress Burial was in Spring Grove cem- house, son of Professor and Nino. etery. Walter H. Newhouse of Chicago, m DI. Available in 3' 3- or 4' 0- Size The bride wore cots ivory satin George W Wish in gown and her fingertip veil of The funeral of George Walsh of tulle was held in place by a Juliet mo Slain st.. South Essex, who died cap of Hittite and seed pearls. Site bee Feb. 2 at the home of his daughter, carried a bouquet of white roses Open daily 9.6; Tues and Fri. till 9; Milo. Alice Schwartz, Dascomb rd., find $5950 with a white orchid center. bliss Saturday till 6 p. m. was held Sunday at the South Es- I tartlet Reynolds of Rochester, OS I CONIIMEIE sex Methodist church at 2 p.m. N. II.. her only attendant wore a "BU1 Burial was in Essex. Mr. Walsh ewe taffeta gown with a matching Maytag - - Sporton -- GM Frigidaire — Eureka — Bendix heti been visiting his daughter at Juliet cap and carried to bouquet yol the time of his death. of yellow roses and acacia. The strs USE OUR BUDGET PLAN hest man was Paul Niorteusen of wit COURTEOUS CIRCLE Melrose. F. J. LEONE CO. On Monday, Feb. 13 at 6 p. m. The bride is a graduate of Mary So here v the Courteous Circle of the King's Washington college, of the Uni- lawyers Daughters, will meet in the vestry 5 FLOORS-- versity of Virginia, and' is now a against A of the South church. Miss Nlade- graduate student at the University FAMOUS BRAND NAMES toque Hewes wit be in charge of of New Hampshire. Air. Newhouse there were SULLIVAN'S time supper. Mrs. Harold liarshaw graduated from Dartmouth college Today, all lead the devotions, followed by and is also 11 graduate student at and-m4 - 4fatz/icasce.4 THE BIG FURNITURE STORE special limbic and the admission of the University of New Hampshire. third till several new members. 430 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. —the c Miss Ruth Westcott will be tile A salmon's scales show growth trust 226 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE guest speaker and her subject will rings somewhat like those of tree TELEPHONE ;637 be "A summer at the Greaten rings, according to the Encyclo- Nlissitan." paedia Dritannica. Strsantstery Curl c ri L IId purnunt television THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — FEBRUARY 9, 1950 5 ECIATION of the meetings for he held at the library at 7:45 p.m. 13. This series is ieriod of four weeks, the public. imeider, instructor al music at Phillips The Third Time The Bader of the group. n• this discussion is With A Story," and listening to master- teal storytelling and of tone to sot a ous years, the music evenings have drawn Anti-Trust Lawyers Were Wrong! d an appreciative no charge for any s, and all are inform. ly. Is it a crime to give people more good food for their money? We have already told you about other times the anti-trust For 90 years A & P has devoted all its energies to this end. lawyers made charges against us that were proved utterly false INTANTS For many months now the anti-trust lawyers from Washington in court. ettit of Beech circle have been giving stories to the newspapers, making speeches superintendent of In the left-hand column on this page you can read what the electric Co., of Haver- and talking over the radio about this company. federal judges had to say about those two cases. ether of the panel to They have been making serious and damaging allegations about thuds of Allocating the methods that enable A & P to give its customers better food Now we are going to tell you about the third time a federal judge the meeting of the decided against the anti-trust lawyers. 'alley chapter Nation. values.. a of Cost Accountants, Feb. 10. Raymond J. mal office manager of and worsted division fie Mills will be the ader. What Has Gone Before The Dallas Anti-Trust Suit Man Legion Auxiliary. t 0, will sponsor a pub. ty at 8 p. tn. Tuesday, Today's ad is the third in a series telling he post rooms. Prizes about times the anti-trust lawyers made In 1942 the anti-trust lawyers went out to Dallas, Judge Atwell also said to the anti-trust lawyers: ded and refreshments serious and damaging charges against 'eeds are to be donated Texas, 1,400 miles from the homes of most of the "If the indictment is not good then it is better It of Dimes". The cone- A&P that the courts decided were not defendants, and instigated criminal charges to find out before an expensive trial than it lets of Mrs. Ethel Hu- true. against A&P. welfare chairman, and is after an expensive trial. I do not think it ins Jowett, community I n the first ad in this series we told you about is good, and thinking that, it is my duty to man. the time the anti-trust lawyers charged that About this case one thing was sure. sustain the demurrers and motion to quash." A&P, and other good American citizens, con- $11S.VTION PAPERS spired to fix the price of bread in Washington. Their previous experience did not deter the anti-trust In short, Federal Judge Atwell threw the anti- Irvine. 107 N. Main lawyers from making more inflammatory and damaging ndidate for the board These charges were false. trust lawyers and their case right out of his court. allegations, just as they had done before. torks, having filed his That was the time Federal Judge T. papers last Thursday. So that makes three times that the anti-trust lawyers made Vhite, chairman of the Alan Goldsborough instructed the jury They made practically the same allegations they damaging allegations against A&P. In two of these cases Atty. Walter E. Mon. to bring in a verdict of "not guilty". federal judges said they were all wrong. In the third case orence st., have also are making today. It was the time he said to the anti trust lawyers: a federal judge said that the indictment was inflammatory in this contest. - "If you were to show this record to Federal Judge W. H. Atwell ruled that the case should not and he would not even permit the case to be tried. XS PUMPED OUT any experienced trial lawyer in the even be tried. He said that the indictment contained in- The anti-trust lawyers were not satisfied with the Dallas —ALSO— world, he would tell you that there flammatory statements that he would not permit to be decision. Is and Septic Tasks was not any evidence at all. presented to a jury. Installed Neither were they satisfied with the two other decisions in RLES CORBEIL "Honestly, I have never in my over which federal courts administered stinging rebukes to them. LOWELL 7236 Judge Atwell said to the anti-trust lawyers: forty years' experience seen tried a "If 1 thought I was presiding over a court and case that was as absolutely devoid They were still determined to destroy A&P. that I might have to sentence some person of evidence as this. That is the because he was a great big fellow, or because In our next ad we will tell you how they continued honest truth. I have never seen one their campaign in this case in the Circuit Court like it." he was a Lilliputian, I would feel like resign- ing. God knows we don't to occur of Appeals and subsequent proceedings. But that was not the only time the anti-trust want it ever lawyers made such serious "allegations" against in America that the size is going to determine We will show you how, once again, they disagreed A&P which were false. whether a man is guilty or innocent." with the courts. for In our second ad we told you about the time in Wilson, North Carolina, they • ;MANCE charged A&P's fresh fruit and vege- table buying subsidiary, and other good and Everything that has happened since this suit w- ..,ed proves that the American people don't want A&P American citizens, with conspiring to destroyed. L ESTATE fix and depress prices paid farmers for potatoes in North Carolina, Virginia 311.312 Bay State Bldg. A deluge of letters from people in all walks of life and thousands of editorials in newspapers and LAWRENCE and Maryland. magazines convince us that the public has faith in A&P. Tels.: Lawrence 4762 llere again, as in the Washington bread case, Andover 1653 the charges were false. The housewives of this nation, whose patronage has made this company big, are buying from us in This was the time Federal Judge C. C. increasing numbers and increasing volume. Established 1854 Wyche directed the jury to bring in a verdict of "not guilty". Our suppliers, whom the anti-trust lawyers allege we have exploited, are rushing to our support. Co. It was the time he said to the anti-trust lawyers. Labor leaders, mindful of the fact that A&P employees enjoy the best wages, hours and working EET METAL WORK "1 have studied this case from the -tINGLING very outset. In my opinion there is conditions, are taking a stand against the suit. no testimony produced from which Even many of our good competitors, who the anti-trust lawyers allege are hurt by our competition, it can reasonably be inferred that have taken ads to tell the public that they don't like this attack on A&P. the defendant( entered into a com- bination to depress or lower the All this indicates that the American people realize that the suit to destroy A&P is really a suit against price of potatoes. efficiency, against low prices and against real competition. "1 might say that I never tried a case in my life where a greater effort, Apparently most Americans do not want to let the anti-trust lawyers in Washington blow the whistle on more work, more investigation had any businessman who does a better and more efficient job and grows big in the process. been done, combing almost with a No one can make them believe it is a crime to try to sell the best quality food at the lowest possible price. fine-tooth comb to gather evidence, as was done in this case. "But, as was said a long time ago, - Eu►eka — Bendix you can't make brick without straw, and you can't make a case without facts." the anti-trust ,EONS CO. So here were two cases in which lawyers made seriously damaging charges F LOORS--- that against A&P, in which the judge decided BRAND NAMES there were no facts to support those charges. Today, we want to tell you about the • 4$11311anC44 third time—this time in Dallas, Texas against the anti- LAWRENCE, MASS. —the court decided trust lawyers. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY PHONE 7637 it Television 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — FEBRUARY 9, 1950

A matinee whist party was held in the K. of C. hail with a good EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of MEET. Down the Years attendance. Mrs. Bernard Riley and Mrs. Michael Murpht. werela 70? The News with charge. Miss Theresa Proctor COQ ELECTION CONTESTS Continued from I'age One I who is The Townsman studying at the New England Bap. When the time for filing nomination papers for town offices Are Germans Interesttel In tilt hospital to be a nurne, spent Sunday at her expired last Thursday it appeared that the voters would have Democracy7 home in town, 1•:tplorer Post 72 50 Years Ago—FebrIlltry 111(10 United States High Commission- Post 72 is the flu only six contests to decide when they go to the polls next month, The signs of the times all point er McCloy reports that recent elec- liso be registered in th, to great activity In all lines of Many local nsames are and that several condidates for re-election were going to retain tions indicate the development of included irict and lit the Nor building for 1900. Andover is not among the distinguished citizens their posts unopposed. political responsibility among the under the new ag to be behind in this for already who appear in the recent publica- Germane. Vet this optimism is ,, 9, and 10 lit tl contrarts are in hand that are sure tion of "Who's Who in Massachu. In the race for seats on the school committee there will be directly and flatly contradicted in iiiira 11, 12, and to keep our workmen busy all the set ts." two contests, the first for the three-year terms for which two the findings of the Information ,outs and those 0 Services division of .the U. S. High year. A,omplete television set was the senior scouts or are to be elected, and the other for a two-year term to which A box has been placed in the deuo commission. 'Phis survey states nstrated here by Lewis Hos. inolagy "explorer engine house for sounding the kins, scientist and investigator, one is to be elected. that there js "little evidence of post met with Fred "no-school" signal which has hith- under the management of th participation in political affairs or e advisor, Wednesday, For the three-year term two of the present incumbents are erto had to be tapped in by Supt. the desire to partielpate." in fact School Assembly Service. He pre. Free church., Merril Johnson, and tomorrow afternoon sented his prOgralll seeking re-election and are being opposed by two new condi- 30% of Germans interviewed did with shout a Arthur Schwarzenbt the box will he tested. The signal dates. For the two-year term one present member of the board not know that the Christian Dem- ton of apparatus, at a combined mitteenien, revlewei Dr. II. Spencer Glidden is three ones repeated three times, assembly of the senior and Junior to be returned but two others are contesting for that iterate won the election, and 60% explorers in the seeks. thus: 1-1-1, 1-1-1, 1-1-1. high school in Memorial auditor. Ouiretneats of voca did not know that Adenauer is One of the town's newer resi- single seat. Miss Mary King Marland of Wel- ion. Sets are already on flee. Those passing Chancellor of West Germany. dents. Dr. H. Spencer Glidden, 67 sale in lesley college has been spending a some of the .metropolitan stores, meats were Russell The board of public works presents another contest as three McCloy's optimism was directly re- Cheever circle, pathologist and portion of the week at het' home but it will probably be some time yin Batch, George 1 futed by his own organization, medical coordinator of St. John's candidates hove filed for the single seat to be filled. Sidney P. in town. before they are in general use. aid Meadowcroft, an which found that 60% of those hospital, Lowell, is a native of White, who first announced his retirement from the board and A new switch board with an ap- It was expected that asked why Germans were not par- Hartford, Conn., and was educated club pliance to prevent lightning from of the Free church will hold their didn't have a chap then decided to reconsider at the insistence of various citizens, ticipating in politics answered in the public schools of Melrose. entering the repeater of the fire meeting formedat home of viewed in the recoil' "lack of interest." Ile received his pre-medical and .t(if,te Mies will have two opponents for the three-year term. alarm, has been made and placed itilityneeeeltw of Burnham rd. be examined during I medical education at Tufts college Evidence Suggests the Contrary in the engine house. It has a base :Iii Charter members who lit. Theme will be 1 One member of the important Andover Housing authority and interned at Long Island hos- The Office of the Land Commis- board of marble and nickel fix- were present at the formal °maid. parents. explorers, ar this year and one new candidate is in pital. Later appointed instructor comes up for re-election sioner for Bavaria gives some tures. ill)ztet°txTOlion of the Andover Grange is in the parish house in pathology and bacteriology at the field against him for the five-year term. William II. Higgins made a bus- 1890, six inenibers Monday. Feb. 1:1. startling facts. In 1945 about Tufts Medical and Dental school, were present 12,000 teachers were dismissed for iness trip to New York this week. at the golden Jubilee in the Grange To fill the office of tree warden the present incumbent is he received his appointment as as- The Andover Electric Light hall and were awarded 50 year rimimissioners 3Iret Nazi affiliation. Today 11,000 are sistant professor there in 1948. running for re-election and he will have one opponent contest- bark In their jobs, indicating a company has been at work the veterans' jewels and gold star cer- Commissioners Pr( Head pathologist at the Clover renazifiration of education. And pest week putting ill the wiring tificates: eight members received ver, North Andover, ing for the post. Hill hospital, Lawrence, and the officials say that Bavaria is neither and fixtures for the electric lights silver star certificates for 25 year Lawrence district o state infirmary in Tewksbury, he The final contest on the ballot will be for constable. There better nor worse than other states at St. Augustine's church: the ineinbersliip. met with Herbert K also a Fellow in the American in West Germany. The U. S. High is auditorium of which edifice has lviiuaiii C. Coutts of 72 Maple onninissioner, Feb. 1 are three to be elected and one new candidate has entered the Medical association. Massachusetts Commission Office adds that only been in process 'of completion dur- ave. became this week Andover's office. field against the three who now hold the office and who are Medical society, Fellow of the Col- a small privileged class of children ing the mummer, fall and winter oldest man according to a survey lege of American Pathologists and Posters running for re-election. is allowed to proceed to secondary months. made by the Townsman. Mr. ems a member of the American Society Explorer and boy it, education. Nearly everyone who has n tel- born July 17, 1849 edged out Da. Several other offices are to be filled but the officials now of Clinical Pathologists. Also in- vid Cunningham of tribute posters for th Of 20,000 Nazi members re- ephone in his house or place of Sliawslleell rd. cluded in his medical society affilia- mapairs Ihronghoul holding the posts are unopposed for re-election. moved as civil servants in Bavaria, business here in Andover has Mr. Cunningham's birthday being tions are the Association of Mili- found it a great convenience. Dee, 3, 1849. 70% are back again at the old Sntlonnl J111111101.44. The fact that no new candidates have appeared to contest tary Surgeons and the New Eng- There are Just 75 subscribers at stand. "There is no indication that land Pathological society anti he is The .lant boree N for such important offices as moderator, selectman, assessor these officials have learned any- present. some on unlimited, others and associate of the American col- on the limited, 500 call service. world's largest scout and town treasurer may be due to the indifference on the part thing about tolerance of opposi- lege of Physicians. member of the thousand scouts from tion. that they are inclined to use Of the latter, many have already of competent citizens who are reluctant to give their time to Massachusetts Publls Health nese- used up their specified number of of the land are to gal the duties and responsibilities connected with these offices, or authority in such a way that it dation and diplomats of the board The Townsman nt Valley Forge the deserves respect rather than de- of pathology. Is fill sally 111 Elli. limn liberty to nut it may be that lack of opposition is another way of expressing mands it." Since 1933 he has held a com- 25 Years Ago—February 1925 anniversary of the satisfaction with the way the present officials are doing their places. Evidence of Nazi Regeneration mission in the naval reserve and A supper, in town hall followed meat. Virtually ova will establish the gt jobs. A dangerous challenge by re- throughout World War II he by a dance, was the celebration ANDOVER ramp in tile world on vived nazism to democracy is a served as senior medical officer of enjoyed by 200 members of Clan the office of naval officer procure- Johnston. No. 185 0. S. C., and aloha; with teeming growing connection between vari- Andover News Company every quarter. Scouts ous rightist organizations in the ment. Ile is now executive officer Clan McPherson anti their auxil- Main Street AVERAGE FAMILY FACTS Essex council will British and United States zones. with the rank of commander in iaries on the occasion of tile 106th Most of us at one time or another have enjoyed the the Lowell unit. anniversary of the birth of Robert Andover Inn heir brothers fro The German Right Party origin- Chapel Ave. itroughout the nation $75, says Wheeler McMillen in.Path- ates in the Viking Youth. reminis- Dr. and Mrs. Glidden, the for- experience of possessing inn of the country i cent of ilitler's Youtlt Group. Its mer Elizabeth Kerr of Melrose, William Tammany of Walling- Andover Spa finder News magazine. We know little about millions and caseated ns are all tl leader Frain Richter argues for and their daughters Helen Wesley ford, Conn., is visiting at his home Elm Square • ions of the world e billions, and nothing about the trillion that one now sees and Joan Hamilton, have lived in on No. Main at. compensation from public funds Simeone Variety Store elegation in varyint mentioned. But $75 any of us can comprehend. for all who suffered from denazi- Andover for the past four years Miss. Gladys White of North Main Street Mire picture will be and during the summer mouths Sandwich, N. H. i; visiting her fication and displacement! Another diem! and good fe A family that managed to save $75 last year was about leader, Dr. Meissner, informed enjoy their summer home at Or- aunt. Mrs. Geo. F. Cheever. Franz Grocery Store "The Colonel's Maid" a comedy !mitring, exciting pict average on that score. The Federal Reserve board reported on correspondents that the only dif- leans on Cape Cod. 185 North Main Street rig ideals ht action. ference from the Nazi Party is in three acts, will be presented in a survey of how much people saved in 1948, and $75 was the Sullivan's Grocery Store "our views on racial discrimina- observers find that in recent elec- the town hall by the junior class The 1950 national j medium figure. Of course many did, much better than $75, of Punchard High school. 61 Essex Street tion." tions no party competing for votes e the greatest event Tile Phillips Andover athletes ory of the greatest bo while many others saved nothing. Quite a few spent more than The German Union Party ap- found it politically expedient to de- SHAWSHEEN had a big day Saturday. They won lon in the world, at they received, and either drew on savings or went into debt: peals to all those "deprived of nounce Hitler and his vicious anti- the relay race with Exeter, won at Balmoral Spa doing demonstration their rights—refugees, denazified, Jewish policy. basketball from Holy Cress and 295 North Main Street zing vitality and gr Another easily understood figure is $86. That would repre- unemployed, veterans. b o 01 b e d - Is this the kind of Germany we defeated Tech Freshmen in swim- diluent of the scoot sent the average family's share in the savings which could be out." it criticizes the Adenauer should re-arm? With all due ref- Shawsheen Market ming and Wrestling. econd class or higher government for doing nothing for erence to Field Marshall Montgom- Riverina Road made by modernizing the operations of federal government. William Dalton of Chestnut st., 2 years of age on Germany. ery and his desire to see Germans If the report of the Hoover commission is fully adopted, as it defend Western Europe, it must who wits injured playing hockey BALLARDVALE 3gible to attend. No one party is strong but the be doubted whether he appreciates recently, is slightly improved. O'Brien Variety Store Physical examinatio should be, the $4,000,000,000 economy would average out at British fear that the similarity of the political situation. Policy 1)1.. Alfred E. Stearns was the Andover Street nil registration for tl about $86 per family. appeals may unite all discontents should still remain in the hands of speaker at the meeting of the An- ith fee of $10 must into one group with a decisive na- The report, you will remember, does not propose to reduce dover Square and Compass club LAWRENCE far. 1. In addition $7 tionalist nazi program. The Brit- Perhaps the most disturbing of held last evening choosing as his Kirkpatrick's lay 15. The physical the functions of government. It assumes that the government ish emphasize their fears when recent events is a public statement subject. "Athletics, Past, Present Bay State Bldg. Lobby lost include proof o will continue to do everything it now does. The changes sug- they express an opinion that 10% by Martin Niemoeller, German and Future." nallpox vaccination of the total electoral vote would tt gested offer only to do these things in more orderly, efficient Protestant leader. He asserts that or of five years. Tet be enough to expand eventually Germans would rather take the ovulation is recomt and economical ways; to adopt, as Mr. Hoover has often and into a triumphant authoritarian risk of living under communist oniation may be obi aptly expressed it, better housekeeping methods. party. If the various programs dictatorship in a reunified country he scout office in Law are consolidated there will emerge In other words, the average family cost for sloppy govern- than continue as at present. The a simple and attractive platform: blunt fact is that Germany is in- Ming meeting ment is $86. And that is $11 more than the $75 which the end denazification, restore person- terested in one objective only— overage family has been able to save. al losses, withdraw all occupation dames F. Hennessey, the strength to attain her long- eat of schools in La troops. • sought domination oVer others. A "Treadway 1 rl hafnium of leadership The Cold War As A Weapon The means are immaterial. Only e North Essex canine BUFFET SUPPER c WHAT ABOUT THE PROBLEMS? The Germane are naturally the main purpose matters. ommittee 011 Friday Sundays e scout office. Merrill shrewd enough to use the cold war The Frying l'un :tell the Fire 6:15 to 7:45: $2.50 per person, inc. tax One of the most thoughtful commentaries on the President's to their own advantage. They agi- Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinner 6: 15 to 7:45 entire board mantle The rearmament of ,Germany tate for increased industrial pro- Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 2:30 over intended. A trai legislative proposals was recently made' by Walter Lippmann. might provide an insurance against WE UUING duction and rearmament. "Treat ci=erioss BRIDGE LUNCHEONS BAHOOsTS III be held during tit one threat, but it would be an Tel. 903 • Edward Romeo, Manager • Andover, Mast He wrote: "Truman's technique Is never to deal with problems, us fairly," they say, "and we will esdays in March, with uneasy, temporary guarantee, re- but only with the excellent 'results that would be achieved if never turn eastwards." They press rs serving as troop le placing the present threat of Rue- r for recovery of the land they lost C. Caswell, commis the problems had been solved . . . . leaving the critic no target Hist with the future one of u re- to Poland. Because they claim that scoutmaster. Two tit to shoot at, no antagonist to get hold of, only the thin air to newed imperialist Germany—and there are 8.000,000 refugees front held In Lawrence at a Germany ready to work with thrash around 'in." Eastern Germany in the western Russia if need be. Once we Our zone they talk about the need put No one — including the President's most aggressive political arms ill the betide of the Germans, some day for Danube countries to from that moment Germany starts opponents — is opposed to such generalized goals as better "care - for" Germans expelled from to call the tune. VALENTINE housing, better health, a vastly increased family income, and (7zechoslovakia. European nations BEST " happiness and prosperity on an almost sublime scale. In fact, know what it means to have Ger- CHOCOLATES these are goals toward which the nation has been making man "guests" within their borders. ESTABLISHED 1007 The Bonn government of Western THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN consistent and remarkable progress for genekitions. But what Germany &mantle the return of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY . as are all our chocolates many people do object to is Mr. Truman's belief that the only the Saar region lo its "legal own- Tile CONSOLIDATED PRESS. INC the year 'round, are refriger- 58 MAIN STREET. ANDOVER. MA way to attain these goals is to let the government do everything. er"- Germany. While the slogan . ated to insure their freshness eitgal May not be the old brutal Lebene- • . . you'll notice the differ- ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT One columnist said acidly that virtually limitless "social raum, the objective doesn't change. THE ANDOVER POST OrpicE ence. security" may be necessary — for the reason that soon the Do the Germans feel any obliga- PRICE 5c PER COPY $2.50 PER YEAR FOR people will have no money left to do anything for themselves! tion to those who were deprived of their property by the Nazi? The IH mg I I tank 1. %. Whitman & Schrafft Chocoates P Every time the government gives us its own particular version Restitution Law designed to rem- mond II. Fick 11.1/0 %boil, 1.1 of social progress, it digs deep into our pockets to pay for it. edy this condition is "exceedingly Ai !lard.. Valentine Package — $1.00 up The United States ad- N11.111 I As an example, it would certainly be splendid if everyone visor to the U. S. occupation "*

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delicious chicken pie supper was served at 6 p. m. Essex County Track Team Third Pomona Grange members were the BALLARDVALE SHAW WEST PARISH guests of the day and they furn- In State Meet Mrs. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 898.61 jean I.. II Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 584-.11 ished part of the evening's enter- By JOE RAYBALL tainment. The Paul Revere Bell Punchard high captured third PTA NOTES Wayne Moore celebrated his sev- THIRD BIRTHDAY gen, Cheryl Ortstein, Linda and ringers also took part in the eve- place in the Class D state meet A very pleasant evening was enth birthday at the primary de- Students at Sacred Wendy Wilkinson, Hillary Hayes. ning's program. A very delightful birthday party last Saturday with nine points. held last 'Thursday when members partment service Sunday morning 'Id residents of Shan Among those present from 'An- was held recently at the home of Handy and Terry !Int chelder, The lone winner and record break- of the Ballardvale PTA were priv- et t he 11111011 Congregational been enjoying the fin, dover grange were: Ebba Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vandenburgh in George Nasser and Jeanine Van- er for the Illue anti Gold was Cap- fledged to hear from Kenneth L. ch urch. be Balmoral field of Marilyn and Vesta Darby, Mrs. honor of the third birthday of their denbergh. tain Joe Ratyna who won the 300 S Is e r man. superintendent of A successful bakery sale was Wirt school this wee Myrtle Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- daughter Jeanine. The little folks and set a Class D record of 33.9 schools and other members of the held by the W011ien'a set vies group aflooded by the schoc Grange News liam Cornets, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- played games and enjoyed balloons Joe failed by 1/10 of a second to school committee. of the Methodist church Wednes. ut this is the first time liam Faulkner, Charlotte Hill, Mr. and other favors. The ice cream Friendship Pomona grange met tie his own school and Greater The present conditions of the day afternoon in the store of J. hat the field has been and Mrs. Floyd Darby, Mr. and and cake helped to make the af- with Bradford grange Saturday Boston Interscholastic record of schools and especially of Bradlee W. Stark. ooded. The school hat Mrs. Alex Henderson and Mr. and fair a success. afternoon and evening. The speak- 33.8. In the 6410 Joe Rayball gain- school were discussed and plans George Duke, son of Mr. renn to the public a Mrs. Hartwell Abbott. and Those who enjoyed the festivi- er of the afternoon was William ed a point for the locals when he for the future were presented. Mrs. John Duke of River st., is In tilt the children are i ties were: Karla Martz, Billy Shepherd of Groveland whose sub- The 60t1t anniversary of Ando- captured fourth place. Joe in gain- Founders day was observed with Yokasuka, Japan on the tt,g,s. joy skating withou Turner, Fried! Laaff, Sharon Mor- ject was "Pigs and Potatoes". A ver Grange 183, will be held Tues- ing fourth place broke his own Mrs. John Wilson in charge. She Boxer. resent danger of this day, Feb. 14 with appropriate exer- record of 1:23.7 in the 600 with introduced Timothy Haggerty Mrs. Miss Betty Kyle .of Waltham baracterizes skating e spent the weekend with Mr. and cises in Grange hall. A roast beef a time of 1:22.9. James Butler mid herself us past ads. Mrs. Timothy Haggerty. dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Louis Fiedler, Ray Collins, Phil presidents. Mrs. Wilson gave a and reservations must be made Dantos, Jack McCarthy and Jack talk regarding the purpose and Major John E. HaggertY sta. omart's ('limb Do You Want To Go To ? ? The committee on ti by Saturday, Feb. 11. Worthy State Wright all turned in very credit- idles of the PTA movement. A tioned at Fort Sam Houston, via Pan American Airways; via Fur- Master Charles H. Brown wnl be birthday cake was distributed Texas recently spent a few days Ion of antiques will ness' "Queen" $125 (min.) plus tax. able performances. Fiedler was BERMUDA the guest speaker. The evening just nosed out of the scoring col- among the guests and members. with his parents, Mr. and bin. ie aders! house on Ms SUN VALLEY and points West via events are open to the public. umn in the 300 by 1/10 of a sec- Refreshments were served by Timothy Haggerty of Clark rd. tn. Friday. The spea ARIZONA UNITED AIRLINES. Members of the committee in ond. Phid Dantos although not the room mothers. buries Tapley of Dan charge are Master Hartwell Ab- NOVEMBER CLUB NOTES Sleet will be "Our NI — there are Cruises galore, placing broke his own record in Fellowship Group bott, Henry Playdon, Alex Hen- The November Club met Mon- eritage." Mr. Taple and good ones, too. 11 days the mile when lie ran the distance Plane have been completed by WEST INDIES —minimum $297! derson and Floyd Darby. day, Feb. 6. The speaker of the own in historical In the time of 4:59.2 a new Punch- a committee of the Methodist afternoon was Trentwell Mason ard indoor and outdoor record. church to organize a fellowship West Centre PTA \Vhite, president of Lesley college, 6 School Street Jack McCarthy also turned in a group at the church. A well attended meeting of the who spoke on "Getting Along with Andover Weldir TEL. 1977 very good performances in the The first meeting is scheduled NANCY ADRIANCE West Centre PTA was held Wed- People." GAS AND ELE( mile running it in 5:1,3. 1:i• Saturday evening, Feb. 25. This nesday, Feb. 1 in West Centre The next meeting of the Art de. Shop Hours 8 The relay team consisting of will include the young people be- school. Mrs. John Gorrie, vice- partment will be held at the home Ray Collins, Louis Fiedler, Joe tween the ages of 11 to 23. 1,1 And. 2029 president, presided. The speaker of Mrs. Nathaniel Sbowers. Rayball and Capt. Joe Ratyna John Wilson will be their ad- so 40 PARK ST. Al of the evening the Rev. Hans Main at.. at p. ns. Monday after. captured second place in the relay. visor for the first meeting. A social Sidon. Ph. D. of Lawrence was in- noon, Feb. 13. Mrs. Wilfred Lord Coach Donald D. Dunn feels that hour will follow the !niftiness meet- troduced by William Engel. will read a paper on "Colored VOLUPTE is your Valentine! with a little more training and ing and refreshments will be Lae, corre', Photography" particularly the Mr. Sidon talked on his "Per- experience his team will start to served, sonal interviews with persons in show tip- as good as last year's work of Arthur Griffin and colored Communist held Germany." The team. The relay team which usu- Friendly Guild slides of New England will be oSitrfini social hour which followed was in ally has been very strong in pre- Members-of the Friendly Guild shown by Dr. Stowers. The tea charge of Mrs. Fred Winkley. of the Union Congregational hostesses will be Mrs. Fred P. vious years has shown a definite select vntrs at le. weakness this year that will have church will hold their annual Berry and Mrs. Phillip it. French . Notes at comfort in our to be taken care of pretty soon. birthday party Friday evening at The Dramatic department will 'BYER ROOM. The Rev. John Gaskill of Low- The local team has received an the home of Mrs. Randolph Per- meet at the home of Mrs. Charles II/ The Famous N ell st., attended the annual pre- invitation to compete in the 0.13.1. ry of High at. Currier, 33 Wolcott ave.. at 2 p. m. lenton pastor's study conference of meet to be held in the Boston Gar- Miss Doris Shaw will be in Friday. Feb. 10. This is the date Lunt — Towle C the Eastern New England area con- den Feb. 25. It is believed that charge of the birthday observance. of the post office party so please Waste — Internal gregational ministers which was bring your packages with you. An Heirloom — 1Vhi the invitation will be accepted. Mrs. Pauline McFarlane is serving Manchester — and held in the Old First church, In as co-hostess. Mrs. Robert Mitchell afternoon of recordings will be Springfield, Feb. 6 and 7. The will lead the devotional service. heard. All club members are err. Phut Srllings from Personals theme was "Our Contemporary dially welcome. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith of ENGRAVING Experience of the Gospel." Laymen's Sunday The next meeting of the Exeter, N. II. were guests of Mr. Liters. I It 1.F. CHAR give The Laymen of the Methodist titre department will be held at : Lynda MacLeieli, infant daugh- and Mrs. Carl H. Stevens recently. ; //rear servicr church will have charge of the p. In. Feb. 15 at the home of Mrs. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mac- Friends of Mrs. Waiter Smith morning service Sunday. Feb. 26. Thaxter Eaton, 49 Abbot at. Miss Leish returned to her home on will be sorry to learn that she is her an Saturday after being confined to There will be an observance of the Fonnie Davis will review "Lead confined to the Lawrence General the Lawrence General hospital for one hundred years service of the Kindly Light" by Vincent Sheen. hospital with a broken hip which over 10 days. On Sunday, Feb. 5, Methodist church. Everyone is in- she suffered in a fall at her home. .4 .4 Al .4 exquisite vited to attend. REALTY Lynda celebrated her first birth- Mrs. Thomas Sutton has re- TRANSFERS Antonio Catanzaro, Est., to LII• INCORPO RA day. It was Mrs. MacLeish's 24th turned to her home on Lovejoy rd.. To Hold Slipper liar H. Cussell, Corbett rd. birthday also and a joint celebra- after spending a few days at Mad 'The Women's society for Christ- Fred E. Cheever to itichariffe compact tion was held. Lynda had a birth- River Glenn, Vt. ian service will have a baked bean 1/7 Essev St. Tel. day cake with one candle and she last et ux. Shipman rd. Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Bodwell supper Saturday. Feb. 18 in the ''Sr• Calls Acct.; received many gifts in honor of Alvine I. Stewart to Alvine at these special savings of Hampstead. N. H. spent Sunday church parsonage. Tickets are now LAWRENCE Stewart et al, Salem st.. and P the occasion. with the latter's father. Arthur on sale. There will be two sittings. pact Hill rd. ... values up fog 0 Lovejoy of Lovejoy rd. Mrs. Edwin Brown is chairman of Miss Elsie Rasmussen of Boston the committee, JUNE CIRCLE spent the weekend with her par- DAY and NIGHT Held Meeting The June Circle of the Fr NOW ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Rasmussen DECORATC church Woman's union will roe of Lowell st. The meeting of the Women's so- ONLY $1 " iety for Christian Service was held at 7: 30 p. m., Wednesday, Feb. li In decorating, Mrs. Flora Clark of Arlington, at the home of Mrs. Herbert F is visiting her sister Mrs. Claire at the home of Mrs. John Wilson "touch". Your on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Gran- Allicon, 115 Holt rd. Norton of Elm at. the whole to b She'll love a Volupte compact! Never before have you been ville Taylor and Mrs. Louis Nason Miss Constance Cole of High st., cure decorator able to buy a top-quality were co-hostesses. America's first theatre was bui Volupte gift compact like these Miss Eleanor Kruschwitz of en the beauty in Williamsburg, Va., 111 1752. for $1.951 Intriguing Volupte designs . . . famous Volupte North Andover spent the weekend Personals ,,.ore than orcl in New York. workmanship . . . you can't miss with such an expensive- Miss Ruth Perry has returned ANDOVER Mrs. Robert Scobie, who fell on looking gift at such wonderful savings! to her home in Midland, Mich- the lee recently, injuring her arm TAXI SERVICE after visiting relatives over the Paid For ! LORIS ST is making good progress at her weekend. horse on Lowell at. It takes lots of time and JOHN H. GRECOE Mr. and Mrs. Saul Shtrumpf man hard work to get a house HMI, ran ... CAUL 414 ... and family have moved into their NUEPFER & DIMI Jeweler • paid for usually many yeas POST OFFICE AVENUE new home on Lowell st. Child Stops School...? WilMME 48 MAIN STREET TEL. 830-R But an accident may happen Every parent wants to in two split seconds and your Pianist To Inaugurate SBLI make sure that his child doesn't have to stop house is lost! Residence Li. P.A. Music Club Series echo, I a...1 go to work. You can be ability Insurance is vital— Miss Sarah Lombardi, pianist, sure if you take out low-cost Sav- and inexpensive will inaugurate the P.A. Music ings Bank Life Insurance as an YOU SHOULD SHOP IN LOWELL club's new series of concerts at Educational Plan. So easy. Ask this ASK US 8:15 p. nt., Friday, Feb, 10, in Savings Bank for free folder. NT A moi George Washington hall. Her pro- on gram will include works of Bach, Smart & Flagg Mozart, Bartok, Weiner and Liszt. INC. Miss Lombardi, a native of '385 Syracuse, who has given public The Insurance' Office performances in Boston and her 72"alefiallar- home town, is a senior at the N. Bank Bldg. Andover 810 u i o spinet — FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Feb. 10 and 11 is E. Conservatory of Music. This is amazing dollar- the first time that the club has ol 1 a r value! sponsored a performance by out- flatlet enough for ,,side talent. e tquallets home because your Dollars will have increased purchasing The next recital will be present- ed by Jean Stillman, violinist, a WE OFFER apartment . . • power if spent in the stores participating in Complete tioderful for student at the Boston conserva- sUM• tory„ Apr. 16. er home, trailer, Oh • . econoin. " Home Decorating Class 1 waY to get your FUEL and HEATING SERVICES hild r en started Forming At YWCA ith music. Stand- LOWELL MID-WINTER t1 A new etas in home decorating Quality Fuels ... torch, standard is being formed at the Lawrence . . . Cross note quick re- YWCA. It wil be held front 7:30 COAL — COKE — OILS eating action—rich, nu to 9:30 o'clock Monday evenings tal see the Studio Spin DOLLAR DAYS beginning Feb. 13. 'r la Your choice of c Mrs. Irene Peront wil leach the Delco Heat Heating Equipment 10 week course. Each lesson will (Product of General Motors) be partly lecture and partly prac- TRADE-IN Boilers • Burners • Conditionairs • Water Heating Indisputable bargains for you, your family and your home. tice. There will also be a demon- YOUR OLD PI/ stration of the use of sewing ma- Protection and profitable purchasing are guaranteed in chine attachments and other tech- 24 HOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT SERVICES niques which make home decora- the Authorized Stores, displaying the official Dollar Days DEGREE-DAY DELIVERIES OF FUEL ting easier. Enrolimeut Is limited. CROSS FUEL BUDGETS KNUEP posters. 286 E Communication SSEX STRE Employer — Youth has always PIANOS—R called to youth. MERCHANTS DIVISION, LOWELL CHAMBER CF COMMERCE Manager — Yes, and generally Cross Coal Company 86 ESSEX ST. in office hours ou a company TEL 219- 3 —L phone. MAIN STREET ANDOVER

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — FEBRUARY 9, 1950

Al'TO KILLS DOGS Police are looking for the dri- E SHAWSHEEN ver of an automobile that shuck phone 898-61 and killed three dogs on Route 29 at liallardvale road tin night has spoken In Andover many times. of Feb. 1. One of the dogs was re celebrated his see- sk.1TIN0 BASKETBALL taken at the University of Massa- Tea will be served following the owned by William 0. Christie, Old ' at the primary de. Students at Sacred heart school chusetts. meeting. Fridays return match with Boston rd.. another by Samuel Q. vice Sunday morning nd residente of Shawsheen have All muffle nand teachers were ex- Tewksbury High Freshmen proved Jackson, liallardvale rd., and the ion Congregational been enjoying the fine skating at tremely pleased recently to re- Shower Held ma actiotepacked as expected with third by George W. liodenrader. be Balmoral field of the Sacred ceive a letter from Arthur Weiss, A miscellaneous shower was the score 33-10 in the Junior Old Boston rd. ul bakery sale was eart school this week. This area held recently at the home of Mrs. high's favor. Top scorer. Roger Fortner teacher, wino left the jun- !omen's set vice group flooded by the school every year Frederick Smith of Stratford rd. Barrette, piled up moat of his 11 ior high to go to Bar Harbor, Me elist church Wednes• at this is the first time this winter for Mrs. Ellen McCollum in honor points in the first quarter of the Tiw letter in part is as follows: n in the store of J par the field has been successfully of her forthcoming marriage to game and Capt. Ray fancy did ;I "Dear Students. °oiled. The school has opened the Francis Rody of Enmore at. Those swell Job of recovering the ball in "Sincere thanks to you all for Ike, son of Mr, Sad rena to the public and as a re- present were: Mrs. William Hen- addition to scoring 8 points. your generous gift at Christmas oh tike of River st., is in ult the children are now able to derson, Mi's. John Byrne, Mrs. By- Tewksbury's lineup was as fol- the occasion of my leaving for lapan on the U.8.9. nioy skating without the ever- ron Weiner, Mrs. Carol Gerrish, lows: rf Hill, If Kehoe, c Foss, rg liar Harbor. The records I chose resent danger of thin ice which Mrs. Edmund Taylor, Mrs. Win- Slopis, Ig Bancroft. Andover: rt are all ones which I have wanted y Kyle ,of Waltham haracterizes skating on lakes and son Gale. Mrs. John Moses, Mrs. Leo Rue!, If Jack Carver, c Ray for a long time, so I assure you eekend with Mr. and Bernard Kellmurray. Mrs. Irving Yancy. rg Roger Beretta, 1g Ray the eertifirate was pant to good use. ,y Haggerty . Wilkinson, Mrs. Edward Dean, Reed. The game Feb. 10 will be "Mrs. Weiss and I 8111111 look lamb hn E. Haggerty sta. *onnan's the Central Catholic Freshmen at forward to seeing SOMP of you and The committee on the preserve- Mrs. \Vatter Caswell, Mrs. Fred Fort Sam Houston, 2:30 p. in. in the gym. your parents this all inn ion of antiques will meet at the Schaberg, Mrs. Figle, Mrs. Homer tly spent a few dim I remain istorical house on Main st. at 2 Judge, Mrs. Frederick Butler, Mrs. trents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Field, Mrs. J. Tavern, Mrs. Assembly Sincerely yours, ggerty of Clark rd. .in. Friday. The speaker will be Arthur T. Weiss" harles Tapley of Danvers whose Helen Woodbury, Miss Nancy The student body was enter- Rudy, Miss Constance McCollum, abject will be "Our New England tained Friday by Harold Rotzel of Notes Mrs. Ellen McCollum, and Mrs. I CLUB NOTES enrage." Mr. Tapley is well- the New England Egg and Poultry Nominations for homeroom offi- Frederick Smith. amber Club met Mon. own in historical circles and inst., who spoke on the importance cers are being discussed in home- i. The speaker of the Personals of eggs to our bodies, and the ream periods before first class in was Trentweil Mallon great work of farmers. Mr. Rotzel Mrs. Henry lieliveau of Cor- the mornings. School officers will silent of Lesley college, also presented a movie on the Andover Welding Co. bett st. is a surgical patient at St. be elected in the near future. sin "Getting Along with development of chicken and use GAS AND ELECTRIC John's hospital in Lowell. In a combined assembly Monday of the new sunshine ingredient in the schools enjoyed an program of Shop Hours 8.12 meeting of the Art de- their growth. Tine pictures were exotic music stud dances of India. ill be held at the home And. 2029-R 90 New Members lathaniel Stowers, 89 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER 3 p. no. Monday after• 13. Mrs. Wilfred Lord Attend Meeting a paper on "Colored awl etwe't Oldest Irnrrlet A gala evening was enjoyed by ty" particularly the the Andover Catholic club at its thur Griffin and colored meeting in St. Augustine's school hall Monday night when 90 new The tried .and true way to New England will he CONIIIINED ASSEMBLY by Pauline Hopkins, were held last ,Sterfing- members were inducted and an in- FLOWERS win her affection. Flowers Dr. Stowers. The tea Thursday and Friday. This pro- teresting entertainment presented. A combined assembly of Junior are here in a choice selection of freshly cut bouquets, will be Mrs. Fred P select tours at leisure :eel duction. under the direction of Robert Walsh, the new presi- High and Punchard students Mon- carefully ensenibled corsages and in potted plants . Mrs. Phillip It. French an comfort in our beautiful Nlervin E. Stevens of the school dent, was in the chair during the day witnessed an interesting and which we will deliver to her door. Call in today! amatic department will NITER ROOM. faculty, will be presented in the evening. A chicken pie dinner was most unusual program of authentic e home of Mrs. Charles Memorial Auditorium Friday, Mar. .111 The Famous Names— served during which community music and dances of India, pre- Wolcott ave., at 2 p. m. 24. Lunt — Towle — Gorham singing was enjoyed under the sented .by the Wasantha Warm nb. 10. This Is the date Mr. Stevens also has been mak- Wallace — International leadership of James Sheard. Singh trio. Among their many per- it office party so please ing tentative plans for the enter- Heirloom — Whiting Dr. harry V. Byrne addressed formances Mr. Singh and his as- packages with you. An Manchester — and others ing of a one act play in the Aliment- tine members briefly on the sub- sisting artists, Miss Lakshimi of recordings will be chumette Iligh School drama festi- Platt Settings lanai $22.51) ject of good citizenship, calling Singh and Hotline have appeared club members are rm. val, to be held in Hingham, Mar. attention to the importance of at- at Carnegie Hall and over CBS as come. ENGR.‘VING well as over every television sta- 31 and April 1. 11tF.F. OF CHARGE tending town meetings and keep- :t meeting of the Liters. tion in New York City. rtMent will be held at: I Flour Service ing abreast of all town activities. Sweater Dance 15 at the home of Mrs. The speaker of the evening was The trio, wino appeared in many "Come and swing your valentine colorful and faticinating costumes, :atop, 4 9 Abbot at. Mini Capt. Daniel A. Murphy of Flor- at the Sweater Swing" which will axis will review "Lead ence st., supervisor of the detective presented a medley of musical sel- be held by the Hass of 1951 in ght" by Vincent Shear bureau or inspectors for the state ections and dances representing the Punchard gym at 8 p. Fri- arson squad. His topic was "Arson the V111'10118 11111-18 Of India. day, Feb. 10. The Methuen bate TRANSFERS sail Related Crimes" which inc il- The musical instruments of In- kennel! team and cheerleaders will 'a Catanzaro, Est., to LII. lustrated with slides and a movie. dia were explained and their ef- be guests of honor. 'rho next meeting of the club fects de11101181.111led ass were the ussell, Corbett rd. Notes Esscv ,0 will be held March 15. The pro- technique and significance of hand . Cheever to itichatti6W- St. Tel. 2353 Chairman Alston O'Hara mad x. Shipman rd. gram will be in the form of a 111118I- gestures and movement in the /leveret! Calls Accepted the members of the various com- I. Stewart to Airline cal night with many Irish numbers Indian dances. LAWRENCE mittees have been working hard t al, Salem st.. and P in observance of St. Patrick's day. Plays on their class yearbook. rd. Tryouts for the junior-sopho- Junior class tinge arrived this more play, "That Brewster Boy", week. RCLE tine Circle of the Fr choir rehearnsal, to be followed by ‘roman's union will in es . Wednesday, Feb. li In decorating, success depends largely oil ,he decorator's At The Church the monthly choir party. ome of Mrs. Herbert F -touch". Your tables, chairs and divans must blend with St. Joseph's Church Notes: There will be a food 115 Holt rd. the whole to be effective as well as useful. We can pro- (Ballardvale) sale in the OiliCOR of the Lawrence cure decorator's pieces for your home which will height- Sunday: 9 a.m.. Mass. Gas and Electric Co. on Friday. :a's first theatre was hull the beauty of your rooms immesurably, yet cost little + + + Feb. 17, at 11:00 a. m., under the msburg, Va., in 1750 ore than ordinary pieces. St. Augustine's Church sponsorship of the October circle. RE% . mom 15 P. FOGARTY, Pater + + + Friday: 7:30 p.m.. Novena de- Interior Decorators lin' Congregational (lurch votions. REV. PAUL F. CALLAHAN. Minirrer 244 SO. MAIN STREET Saturday: 4 to 6 pan.. and 7:30 Paid For ! TEL. 1438-W Friday: 8 p. in., Friendly guild to 9 p.m., Confessions. meets at home of Mrs. Evelyn Sunday, Masses: 6:30 a.m., es lots of time and Perry. Mrs. McFarlane co-hostess. 5:30 :Litt., 9:45 a.m., and 11:30 lay. 9:30 a. nt., Early mor- work to get u house NUEPFER & DIMMOCK — LAWRENCE a.m. ning church school. 11 a. tn. mor- /r- usually many years. ;,:fffiymezeffy-,,;;;;4,~',.* Deily, Mass: 7:30 a.m. „i„g service. 7:::0 p. nn., Pilgrim accident may happen + + Fellowship. split seconds and your Free Church lay: 3:30 p. in. Junior choir ef. SENSATIONAL NEW Morsistet NI is lost! Residence Li. EKING REYNOLDS. Jr.. F'riduy : 7 in, in., Boy scouts. practice at the parish posse. Insurance is vital — Sat matey : 9 a. m., liasketball Wednesday: Service league lexpensive susses practice in tine Andover guild,— meets at the vestry. World Day of 1.1, yr, (ievollonalm with filmetrip. ASK US Sunday: 9 a. on., Monthly meet- ing of tine board of trustees. 9:30 + + + NT A MONEY-SAVING PRICE! a. In., church school. 11 u. tn., Nur- Methodist Church sery Hahne for children whew) par- Ries FARL O. HAYWOOD. mouser timidity: 9:45 a. ine. Worship trt & flag ents wish to attend church. "Rae.- Relations Day" Sermon: "A 11 a. ni., Morning worship. Ser- INC. ciennee to Live and Learn." 10:50 Tin, Book of Adventure. This '385 mon: a la. Church School. will be Scout Sunday, mid the cub Insurancc Office ♦ + scouts, boy scouts and explorers 810 Itaifl ist Church Bldg. Andover ,rt — is have been invited to attend. 6:15 R01 I NI I.SON, JR.. Mum., amazing dollar- p. in. the third session of the Uni- : 9 a. ins., Y011111 choir re- Holler value! versity of Life will be held in the hearsal. 9:30 a. tn.. Sunday Helmet, ,nnpact enough for Free Christian church. 'rte chapel all departments. Herbert II. Otis, e smallets home speaker will be the Rev. Albert. II. superintendent. 10:45 Ia. III., Thar- apartment . • Coe, minister of tine Massachusetts !Ong ac0rship. Sermon: "Josue aplete onderful for sinn- Congregational conference. Only" by the pastor. Rev. Roy E. Monday: a; p. h a Interchurch er home, trailer, Nelson. Jr.. Anthems lay the two basketball at the high school gym- tell . econom- choirs under the direction of Mrs. nasium. All Free church looms al way to get your Linda S. Kocher. organist. A inlay. 7:30 p. In., A twinning pro- friendly welcome is extended to all. SERVICES Waren started gram will be presented for the par- NI lay: S in. In., The Friendly its Inusic. Stand- ents and friends of the cub scouts, circle in the parlor. Fuels ... (' torch, standard boy scouts and explorers. There Tuesday: 3:30 p. in., Pilgrim 'note quick re- will be a program of moving pic- Pioneer Girls meeting in the ves- — oil, sting action—rich, mellow tone and long dependable service. tures and slides presented by Scout try. d see the Studio Spinet In u time quality walnut or mahogany Executive itarvey S. Bacon. Every- Wedneeday: 2:30 p. m., Colonist r in your choice of colors. one is welcome. Pioneer Girls in the vestry. 7:30 Wear with or without the smartly tailored vest for that Wednesday: 1:05 a. tn. Mr. Rey- p. m., 'rho diaconate board meet- Equipient and nolds will speak on the morning ing in the parsonage, 24 Central st. easy distinction. Gloriously executed of rayon ['tors) Watt, lRater devotions program, radio station Thursday: 8 p. nn. Adult choir worsted check. Choice of Pink vest with Pink check, i • WCCM. 7:30 in. no. The June Circle rehearsal in the parlor. will meet at the home of Mrs. Notes: The Philathea class will Blue vest with Blue check. Sizes 9 to 15. LENT SErk , ICES Herbert Allicon, 115 !knit rd. 7:30 Sponsor a chicken patty supper on p. tn., The January Circle will meet OF FLA. , Feb. 33. at the home of Mrs. David Coutts, + + + SETS KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK 2 Florence et. 7:30 p. tn. The Cochran Chapel 286 ESSEX STREET OPPOSITE EAGLE-TRIBUNE Nlarch Circle will meet at the home SLY. h. GRAFI 41‘f BALDWIN, Sfintsgar of Mrs. Marion L. Wilkinson, 47 S lay: 5:15 p. m., Vesper ser- PIANOS—RADIOS—FRIGIDAIRE—LUGGAGE Carmel rd. vice. Organ preludes at 5 p. on. omp-in Thursday: 3:40 p. tn. Junior Sermou topic, "St. Francine of As- choir rehearsal. 7:70 p. M., senior sisi—God's Troubadour". TI 119'3 meeeeessmasao

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — FEBRUARY 9, 1950

CATHOLIC SCHOOL GUILD Small Colleges and youth guidance, international relations, diplomatic service, ori- Pinkerton Again The regular monthly meeting of ental affairs, and military scien St. Augustine's Catholic School Show Quality ce and inciies (leading to ROTC com- Edges Punchard guild will he held at 8 p. tn. Thar,- I F In Achievement missions). day. Feb. 9 in the school hall. The sums appropriated for departmental budgets and special Punchard hoopeters fell before In the 1949 edition of Who's Routine business will be transact- articles for the past two years, and the S111101 requested for 11e11 Commonwealth of Pinkerton academy for the second Who in America, there are propor- WHEN MAN RUNS OVER NoitiArE C ed and following the business are as follows: time this season taking the short tionately three times as many AN AUTO, IT'S NEWS meeting, a penny social will be EntTo, all persons Interests end of a :19-32 score on the local small-college graduates listed as Just no the light turned red, rick tale held. Refreshments will he served Christina E. Lear- court Friday night. It was Pun- there are alumni of the larger the snappy yellow Loon, deceased. by the Bret grade mothers with convertible petition has been Ares chard's fourth defeat in 12 starts. colleges and universities. screeched to a stop, square hdluenw to sell at privai Mrs. Daniel Murphy serving as in the Departments $ 973,662.99 "There never has been a time middle of a San hale of said deceased. The Jayvees clicked for another chairman. Antonio crosswalk, ou desire to object Special T. M. 40,731,20 in our nation's history when grad- victory by taking their game 28-21 says Pathfinder news magazine. ..tamerIf should file a wri Special articles 69,318.01 uates of these colleges have not "Why don't you bark uid Court at Salem lief°tt from the Derry Jayvees. Jenkins c 0 0 0 !Watson rf up?" forenoon on the tweettleti Chose Ig 4 1 9 Ross occupied positions of trust in the yelled a pedestrian in work clothes. is;11. the Worn day of th The sum at : 0 0 0 Wetterberg Phel Boyce $1,083,712.80 national government," says Good "Mind your own !niftiness." Witness. Jolla Gallien rg 1 3 5 McCullom c the Ate of veil Court, thl Pinkerton Punchord Housekeeping magazine in its an- the year one tl G F P Madden 1 2 4 Viveney 36.00 lady driver retorted. pion in Gerrish nual report on small colleges, pub- kind and fift,. Boll If 6 2 14 Dwyer If 5 1 11 What happened next pilIN J. COST Johnson rf 3 1 7 T made news I Jahr/ore:re" Included in the 1949 budget were sums voted in 1948 at a lished in the February issue. In the mail-bites-dog tradition. ishn 3. %Donnell, MIS'. Dimlich special town meeting for new Ill idges on Stevens and Central The eight-page article includes foal Building Wilson The work ni a n calmly stepped up Lir rence, Slam. streets, and supplements to tht annual fire, public welfare, sewer a list of more than one hundred on the jaywalking auto's fender, Total 15 9 391 Total 13 6 32 school budgets. men's, women's and coed colleges ANDOVER SAVE Married ManLeaves.. Score by periods I 2 3 4 T and onto its hood and down the other Pinkerton 9 12 9 9-39 with enrollments of under two side. While the driver stared. The following pass be his family up to 240 Punchord .__ 9 7 6 10-32 thousand. Purpose of the listing, Indat.0 Swings Bank h monthly "pay" checks if Referees — Murphy, Bridles,. Time of per- speechless, at the scratches hie Fellation has been mad Eugene V. Lovely at one-half an in the words) of the editors, is "to heavy soled shoes had made, the duplicate book. Public he has the Family Income ' Punchord 1.V. Pinkerton Record Appropriations nual salary as principal of Pun show that it is possible for a plrition is hereby given. i kind of Savings Bank Life Insurance. pedestrian walked nonchalantly lotion 40. Chapter 590, Stock If 2 Horns If Sought For 1950 • chard high. worthy boy or girl to obtain a away'. Then wife gets a lump sum for chil- Worcester 0 Havens t No. 58.797 dren's education or needs. Costs less Emmert rf I D. Rand rf (Continued from Page One) 25—$775 to convert boiler in through training in a first-rate ,L No. 52,225 Graces 2 Morrill college at a moderate expendi- Pirment has been S.&iv because you get It direct, over-the- McCafferty c 0 Kingsbury c A summary of all the articles in library to oil. AWARDED CERTIFICATE LOUIS FI Murray 2 Evans ture." counter. Ask for free folder. the town warrant is as follows: Among the 73 students, receie Deady 4 uckley rg 29—$2175 to improve lighting All colleges listed enjoy high Vole Ig 0 Lowe ing certificates Tuesday Jan, 31. in library. TOWN OF AN Dolan Spaulding rg 1—To hold the annual town academie standing and are in the from the Franklin Terlinical in• PUBLIC HEA Mooney G. Rand election Monday, Mar. 6 between "thousand-dollar range" for the Tyler rg 0 30—$2500 to resurface portion stitute. was Norman P. Paraons. Ikuse Bourdelais havir Morocco 0 the hours of 7 a. ne and 7 p. m. of tlallardvale playground. beanc coots of board, room, and 9 Dutton rd. Mr. Parsons rd of Selectmen to in, Nolan received rile of gasoline from re and the town meeting at 7 p. m. tuition. a certificate in electric wiring and 31—$7500 to extend 10-in. wa- lens man underground \\I)()\ I it Total 12 4 28 Total 8 5 21 Monday, Mar. 13 in the Memorial "Small-college administrators," maintenance after completing the petitioner at 44 Om •s,g too)—sp.. ter main on Bailey street, SOO an d Town of Andover, a 1 utlitorium. says the article, "are on the alert `1\\ I \ ( \\l. Score by periods 1 2 3 4 T intensive two year day course at petition will be held I 7 11 4 6-28 feet, 011 petition of George W. Pu...... ard J.V. 2—To elect all other officers not for sensible ideas in education. As the institute. lie is now ready to 730 P.M.. at the 'Fos Pinkerton J.V. 9 5 4 3-21 Brouillard, and others. abort with provisions of Referee—Kydd. Time of periods-4 6's. required by law to be elected by a result, there is a wide variety of take up a career in electricitt rune thereto. 32—$1600 to extend water main offerings, and in some cases diver- ay order of a BOARD OF 3—To establish the salary of 400 feet on Flint circle, on peti- gent patterns of thought are re- The world's oldest town, Cadiz, CEO. II. WINSL tion of Edward P. Hall and others. tr of RM.: elected town officers. presented." Spain, has maintained its identity ranuarr 9. 1950 Among special melds of study and name for about 3,000 years. 4—To determine what awns 33—$5000 to install water ANDOVER NATIOI available in some of the small shall be appropriated for various main on Lovejoy road 1200 from The following pass hoe, I colleges on the survey list are: oc- yer National Bank hr departments. Dascomb road, on petition of Rob- cupational therapy. petroleum, gallon has been made ert F. ISlacMackits and others, duplicate book. Public 5—To see if town will vote sum ornithology, marine-biology, geol- don is hereby give of $2266. for two new automobiles 34—$18,000 to extend water ogy, bacteriology, radio communi- Section 40. Chapter for police department. line a distance of 3550 feet on DOHERTY cation. music, handicapped and hyment has been sloppy Salons street, on petition of John look No. 9819. 6—$1300 for installation of oil Problem children, pulp and paper look No. 9985. J. Conway and others. burner at central tire station. technology, engineering, library Insurance CHESTER W MOLL 7—$500 for a two way radio 35—To see if town will accept science, recreational leadership Beech circle as a public way. mobile unit for forest lire depart- Silver Falls, in the ment. 36—To see if town will accept AGENCY Ins in Arkansas, is for ALL the Animal Kingdom 8—To appropriate or transfer Cornell road as a public way. uty spots of the s from available funds money for 37—To see if town will accept Since 1885 Chapter 90 highway maintenance. Elm court as a public way. Formal 9—$4,000 for improvement of 35—To see if town will accept I Portraits --- WALLPA Main street (Chapter 90). Harwood drive as a public way. For over 65 years. BRUCK• ALLIED PAINT 10—$2500 for improvement of :19—To see if town will accept Candid MANN'S has served the Great- NOW! Lowell at., near Argillu road West Wind road as a public way. Photos - -- oseph T Gagne, er Lawrence area with quality (Chapter 90). 40—To see if town will recind Improved Benefits! feeds for all types and sizes of 4 Amesbury St. 11—$7500 to repair and build vote of 1946 town meeting relative animals and poultry. This long FAMILY HOSPITAL sidewalks. to suns of $35,000 voted for sewer experience qualifies us to be EXPENSE POLICY 12—$2500 for tractor for board system. of genuine help to you with Call us for all 41—To amend zoning by-law by ALL feed problems. Here are of public works. CLEARA designating as a business district LAWRENCE the particulars the feeds balanced with the 13—$1400 to enclose Roger's brook as it passes through park. northerly side of Essex street be- 329 Essex Street SAL healthful ingredients upon tween Railroad avenue on the east 14—$450 for land to widen tutherland't which animals thrive and you and Shuwsheen river on the west. roadway on easterly side of Chand- Tel. Law. 30013 may purchase them here by Feed for all pets is a spe- Boys ler road, abutting land of Octave 42— $350 for printing town by- Rugs the small lot or by the carload. cialty, too . . . we stock all laws. of your pet's needs. Jr., and Florence A. Bourdelais. 15—$250 to take land to widen 43—To see if town will accept Our Valentine Cards, they are Supreme $2.9 laws relative to smoke nuisance Call Bruckmann's On All Your Feed Problems westerly side of North street abut- Throughout the Merrimack Valley. preventive. ting land of Agnes V. Bateman. We've cards that flatter, tease and slam Wonie 44—To accept recommendations 16—$2500 to relocate curve and Come visit "Valentine Alley". widen Stevens street, for about 700 of special committee for revising Side T feet, near houses No's. 29 to 75. building laws. 45—To see if town will accept 168 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE 17—$4000 for land off Baucroft $3.4 land from M. T. Steven's & Sons Andover Deliveries Daily — Call Law. 4105 road for construction of now reser- voir. company on easterly side of Stev- ens street. Men's 18—$114,500 to improve and Lo enlarge certain facilities of water 46—$550 fur press booth at Playstead. system. $5.49- $ 19—$12,000 for high pressure 47—To accept sum of $4399 for steam boiler to replace one at Perpetual care of lots in Spring "Shoes That Haggetts Pond pumping station. Grove cemetery and $500 for lots , in South church cemetery. 20—$4700 to relocate portion of Argilla road at Lowell street. 48—To determine disposition of REINHO unexpended appropriations and 49 MAI 21—$20,000 to extend and im- free cash in treasury. prove water system under super- vision of B. P. W. 49—To act upon the report of town officers. 22—$4000 for control of dutch 50—To transact any other busi- elm disease. ness that may come before the Radio and 23—$1700 for new truck for meeting. tree and moth department. SALES ANC 24-8950 for school committee to continue state-aided vocational education under Chapter 74. 25—$1585 for assessments for HAROLD members of Teachers' Retirement NILGREC;OR , that saves up to association on military leave of 66 Main Street absence. 10 potions .‘11ERDF IA 26—$10,000 for plans fur new el water a load arrow Shirts and Tics 12 basic room elementary school building at Central plant and new Vats Hcusen Shirts 6 basic room elementary school at a breath Buxton Wallets West Central district. 27—To see what action town McGregor Sportcoats 111 f1 wonderjul new Let us add chc will take relative to pension for Interwoven Hose QUIVERING I 1FART with our new S Knox Hats PACKM;1•1 THIS WEEK ONLY Ilickok Belts 48 HOUR SERVICE — Ihe hearI 1)11 the box actually moves at NO Extra Charge THE Si I. Sav•• hot walls, soap, money. Simply set nr 4.1 and Wahl, Cn•ei m•ci, re, .nt., to sae of e Shirts won't lade. run MEN'S SUITS 5 5c shrink. Washable rioon gabal. MAIN STREET IND clothes load dine. 2. Gives cleans, bright., washings tsauiive Expertly Dry Cleaned and washing action is gentle, ilxmough Soiled water Custom Finished drains °levy Isom dons.. not through them 1.4.1 Be 11 Esc: ,5 • (If you 3. Ends washday work. Completsly autoonthe TAILORING have already received a National Service Life Insurance dividend Was/se, itiplo.conses, danip•does, deans itsell, New Trouser Pockets 49c ea. which should be the means of start- PECIAL ,huts itself off . . . automatically. Me little dial Trouser Cuffs. ing a sound financial future. The controls •rerything altered or repaired 49c ea. smart veteran, in addition to using Red4Zitawart GOOD QUALITY MATERIAL some of that money for essentials, and High Grade Workmanship ODAY! will put the balance to work fur him GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY by Investing it In U. S. Savings Bonds. Every dividend dollar set aside in Savings Bonds Is a working dollar, busy earning extra dollars. ARLING-1 Then, after that Initial investment, OF Ail THE THINGS YOU BUY - (2.6,,, ELECTRICITY IS CHEAPER sign up where you work for the pur- Your M ,ri•n• ,rit chase of Savings Bonds regularly, on START SAVING Ai IN 2[ bll ft 11160 o ADWAY rHE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — FEBRUARY 9, 1950 11 idance, international lotnatic service, orl- and military science ' Entertains Club Obituary ... Reding to ROTC LEGAL NOTICES e0m. WALTER I. CHURCHILL CLASSIFIED ADS Chairmen At Tea Waiter Churehill, of 5 Apple- Commonwealth of Mitniotchosetts t'ottiostoswealth of Nlitssuchttnettn FOR SALE — USED ELECTRO- The elltiirltion of all departments tree lane, prominent insurance Services Offered c RUNS OVER PROBA TE COUR I No. 226630 LUX Refrigerator. In good con- of the Shawsheen Village Woman's man with offices in Lawrence, died T'S NEWS Itte, ,s11". persons interested in the estate of PROILVI E COUR r FIENDIX WASHING MACHINE dition. 6 foot size. See it at 69 Leacock late of .Andover, in said Essex, ss. club were entertained by the hoard Wednesday morning at hie home le light turned red, Clinstina F. To all per interested in the estate of certified repairs and service. Park Street or call Andover Dunn, Mx-eased. of directors Friday afternoon Feb. following a long illness. Born in yellow convertible y petition has been presented to said Court Elizabeth A. Entire late of Andover in said Hal. W. Wennik. Tel. Law. 134-It. 0-9 private sale, certain real County. (wife of George W. Frolic) de- 3 at the home of Mrs. W111141111 Lawrence July 16, 1878, he had a stop, square in the 01 how to sell at ceased. 29033 - 36031: Andover 1461. deceased. Thompson, 29 William st. Follow- made home In Andover for the note of said to object thereto you or Tout A petition has been presented to said C-19-26-2-9 Houses for Sale an Antonio crosswalk, 11 you desire Court for license to sell at private sale, err• ing the regular board meeting, the l i 3 written appearance in past eight years. ler news magazine. Polo shoudsaletn fle before ten (lock in the taro real estate of said deceased. aid Court at guests arrived and were served a Mr. Churchill was a member of ALL AROUND CARPENTER — FOR SALE — NEW HOMES AND n't you back up?" forenoon on the twentieth day of Feltivaii If you desire to object thereto, you or pot the return day of this citation. your attorney should tile a written appearance delightful teat by Mrs. Thompson the First Calvary Baptist church. will do your work by contract land. Either lots or acreage. etrian in work clothes• els, John V. Phean, Esquire, hist ill said Court at Salem before ten o'clock mot in the forenoon on the twentieth day of assisted by Mrs. Norman lie was a past master and past dis- or by the day. Call tne for an Apply to Miss Thome:4 Real Es- it own business." the or said Court, this thiitieth day 11 in the year one ilions.ind nine h,ut February 1950. the return day of this citation. Mrs. Caswell, Mrs. G. Edgar Best, trict deputy of Tuscan Lodge A. estimate. W. P. Chick, Tel. And. 111111111 Witness, John V. Phelan. E•squire. First tate Agency. Rocky Hill Road, etorted. fills. Mrs. Carleton Schulze, Mrs. Joseph ilred and JOHN 1. r:osTEI.1.o. Register. Judge of said Court. this twenty.fourth day F. & A. NI.; past high priest of 1918W-8. c-19-26-2-9-16 Andover. toned next made news of January in the year one thousand nine i,ha J. AI, Donnell. City. Cardellit, Mrs. Edward Dean, Mrs. Nlount S111111 Royal Arch chapter, ites-dog tradition. hundred and fifty. SEWING MACHINES, WASHING meal Building F2.9-16 JOHN J. cosTrt.t.o. Register. Edward O'Connor, Mrs. Wallace past grand high priest of Lawrence Realtors nan calmly stepped up stener Mass. Rowell. li Clay k Tomlinson, Fielder and Mrs. Thomas Bevan. council It. & S. M.; member of machinee and vacuu Ills repaired 'alking auto's fender, 301 Essex Street, by Singer trained mechanic. ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK Lawrence, Mass. ,126•2•9 Among those present were Mrs. Bethany commandery 187, K. T. MISS TIIOMES REAL ESTATE cl and down the other William Christy. Old Boston The following pass book, issued by the Hiram Young, and Mrs. James; He was a charter member and sec- AGENCY ROCKY HILL ROAD, the driver stared. oover Savings Bank has been lost and COM1111011Weillth of Massachusetts Faggiano of the American houee Road. Tel. 1033R. c-2-9-16-23 ANDOVER. 11051ES OR LAND. t lication has been made for the is...al.e retary for 25 years of the Law- at the scratches his book. Public notice of said ap• PRORATE COURT department; Mrs. Herbert Cregg, rence Rotary club. s-9-16-23 doplkite Docket No. 229;735 HEAV Y MACHINERY MOVING— shoes had made, the aCition is hereby given. it, accordance with chairman of department of preser- r tion 40, Chapter 590, of the Arts of Essex, ss. Mr. Churchill leaves the follow- St. Claire Crouse Co., 654 Pros- walked nonchalantly To all persons interested in the ,'state of vation of antiques; Mrs. Joseph Wanted to Buy Annie J. Torrey late of Andover is said ing survivors: his widow, Slay- pect St., Methuen. Tel. Rea. No. 56.797 County, deceased. flume and NB's. Ralph Wilkinson Belle (Warburton); a sister Helen kel. No. 52,225 28369 or 22718. c-TF ANTIQUES OR ANI"I'HING OLD foment has been stopped. A petition has been presented to said of the art department; Mrs. NI. Churehill of Methueu, a neph- LOUIS S. FINGER. 'Trenton, Court for probate of a certain instrument Marbletop; Wainut, Grape and CERTIFICATE Charles Fowler of community ser- THE HANDY MEN SERVICE CO. J19.26.2 purporting to be the last will of said ew Charles L. Churchill of Wake- Rome-carved Furniture. Glass se 73 students, receiv• deceased by Edwin H. Steinert of Lawrence vice and youth conservation; Mrs. DONIESTIC AND PROFESSION- in said County and praying that he o field: China, Silver. Jewelry, Clocks. ties Tuesday Jan. it, TOWN OF ANDOVER sonic other suitable person he anointed Walter Curtis of the flower coni- Friends may call at the home AL CLEANING. Tel. 86293 or Prints. Frames, Guns. Coins, 'ranklin Technical In. PUEiLIC HEARING administrator of the will annexed of said 22638. estate, Charles E. Torrey the executor named mittee:' Mrs. Wilfred Dwyer and Thursday from 2 to .1 and 7 to c-2-9-16-23 Norman P. Parsons. choir noutdelais having petitioned the Furniture, Etc. William F. of Selectmen to increase his mewl. in said will having deceased. Mrs. Arthur Steinert, co-chairmen al If you desire to object thereto you or NORMAN P. PARSONS LI- Graham, Jr., 165 Golden Hill I. Mr. Parsons received use of gasoline from 500 gallons to 2000 of hospitality Mrs. Francis Leone, The funeral will be held Friday tons in an underground tank on the land your attorney should file a written appearance CENSED ELECTRICIAN, OLD Ave.. Haverhill. Mass.. Tele- in electric wiring and in said Court at Lawrence before ten chairman of the house committee; at 2 tit. With services at the the petitioner at 44 Chandler Road in the o'clock in the forenoon on the thirteenth WORK AND NEW WORK. phone Haverhill 23708. Will e after completing an id Town of Andover, a public hearing on Mrs. Frank McArdle, 11111flie chair- Julius 11. Emmert & Sons funeral 1 petition will be held February 20, 1950 day of February, 1950, the return day of TEL. AND. 116. call to look. wo year day course at 7.Y0 P. M.. at the Town House. in u- this citation. man: Mrs. T. Alfred Sughrue of home. The Rev. lierman L. Noyes. e. He is now ready to nlace with provisions of the General Laws Witness, John V. Phelan. Esquire, First Judge of said Court, the twenty•fourth (lay the department of literature and past or of the First Calvary church RUBBISH REMOVED — cellars Wing thereto. areer in electricity. By order of the of January in the year one thousand nine international relations; Mrs. Har- will conduct the service. Burial cleaned and whitewashed FOR RENT—ROOMS & APTS. BOARD OF SELECTMEN hundred and fifty. GEO. 11. WINSLO1N, Town Clerk JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. old Bowen, scholarship chairman; will be in West Parish cemetery. yards cleaned — sand, loom. !MATED. FURNISHED ROOM id's oldest town, Cadiz. J26.2.9 e of issue: Mrs. Edwin Bramley, chairman of and cement finishing. Telephone with bathroom privileges. 1 maintained its identity February 9, 1950 Fel Co llllll onwealth of Massachusetts traneportation; Mrs. Eugene Love- Andover 946-.1 for free estim- minute wail( to square. Tel. for about 3,000 years. ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK PROBATE COURT ly and Mrs. Frederick Smith who Shawsheen Women ates. c-9-16-23-2 1457 JK v-19 The following pass hook issued by the Docket No. 229,870 sdover National Bank has been lost and Essex, ss. serve on state federation commit- plintion has been made for the issuance To all persons interested in the estate of tees were also present. Printing and Engraving e duplicate book. Public notice of such Harriet Carter Wright, late of Andover, is Enjoy Program 3.21i0I1 is hereby given in accordance said County, deceased. h Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts A petition has been presented to said Court The regular monthly meeting of PRINTING SERVICES BY THE W. SHIRLEY BARNARD 1908. for probate of a certain instrument purport• the Shawsheen Village Woman's Publisher of your TOWNS- H ERTY hynent has been stopped. ing to he the last will of said deceased by Veterans' Benefits Real Estate and Insurance Book No. 9819. Harriet C. Sparks of Andover in said County, club was held in the school hall MAN. Complete printing serv- Book No. 9985. praying that she be appointed executrix Monday evening, Feb. 6 with the ice for all your personal and at thereof without giving a surety on her bond. To Be Discussed CHESTER W. HOLLAND, Cashier. president, Mrs. Norman 51iller pre- commercial requirements. Call Main and Barnard Streets surance F9.16.23 If you desire m object thereto you or your An open meeting of Andover attorney should file a written appearance in siding. Telephone 66 said Court at Newburyport before ten o'clock post, 2129, VFW., will be held at Announcement was made of tie Silver Falls, in the Ozark mouti- in the forenoon on the twenty•seventh day of the post rooms Thursday, Feb. 23 February 1950. the return day of this citation. mid-winter state federation meet- Work Wanted—Male k GENCY ins in Arkansas, is one of the Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire. First for all veterans and their families. auty spots of the state. Judge of said Court, this seventh day of ing to be held at the Hotel Stetter The state commissioner of veter- MAN WILLING TO DO HOUSE- February. in the year one thousand nine in Boston Friday, Feb. 17. This hundred and fifty. an's affairs will be present to ex- r. work, wash paint, general work, Stonclo JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. is a one day affair instead of two From the office of: plain veterans' benefits. Francis P. clean cellars or grounds, shrub- rotection as in previous years, and it was William ff. Daly Markey local service officer will bery cc brush. Good references. WALLPAPER 521 Bay State Bldg. urged that as many members as 4etir 111$6* F9•16.23 also be present to answer clues- W. [turbine, Phone 205M ALLIED PAINT STORES Lawience, Mass. possible make an effort to attend tiona about the benefits for voter- k-2-9-16 this worthwhile function. Because NOW! oseph T Gagne, President allS. of the mid-winter meeting, the Discuss Items In The next tneeting of the post will Dogs, Cats and Pets proved Benefits! 4 Amesbury St. Lawrence dramatic department meeting has loe held at 8 p. tn. tonight. been changed from Friday to MLY HOSPITAL Selectmen's Budget Another in the weekly series of FOR SALE — SMALL FEMALE Thursday. Feb. 16, at the home PENSE POLICY 45's tournaments will be held monkey. Make offer. Tel. 2172. The selectmen Monday night of Mrs. Hartley Bailey, 11 Car- Friday evening. All players are :all us for all went over their budget figures lisle street. CLEARANCE welcome. Refreshments will be with Edmond E. Hammond and After the conclusion of the bus- Articles for Sale 'he particulars served. SALE George L. Gahm, representatives iness meeting, Mrs. Frank Mc- ROVE BUILDING of the Andover Taxpayers' associa- Ardle, music chairman, presented GREEN WINDOW SIIADES ONLY SERVICE CLUB tion. Miss Beatrice McKenzie of Meth- 36" $1.85 each. Maple Twin Thinking about the bathroom for TEL. 260-W At tonight's meeting of the An- uen and Mrs. Therese Mahoney in Beds, No. 8 Black Range, Studio your new or remodeled home? Boys Rugged Ox Special attention was given to dover Service club at the Andover Then focus your attention on this Lawrence. Mrs. Donovan accom- Couch, coffee tables. Odd size that part of the budget relating to Inn, Capt. Daniel A. Murphy of beautiful Crane Drexel Group. panied Mies McKenzie in a delight- Venetian Blinds, $2.50 up. R. $2.99 all types of welfare expenses such Florence st., supervisor of inspec- You'll like the harmonizing panel re Supreme ful group of songs. L. Luce, 19 Barnard St., Tel. design — the gleaming whit e, as veteran's services, old age as- tors of the state arsou squad, will The speaker of the evening was 1840. o-2 easy-to-clean surface . . . the :k Valley. sistance, aid to dependent chil- be the guest speaker. Past Presi- styling that spells bathroom com- Mrs. David Lewis, who very grac- ,ase and slam Women's dren. the town infirmary and the dent Ronald L. Luce is in charge SMALL SIZE LUDWIG BABY fort and convenience. iously and capably pinch hit for !ley". county tuberculosis hospital. of the program. grand piano for sale. Excellent Side Ties her husband, Dr. David Lewis. Dr. condition. Call And. 880. o-9 Herbert P. Carter and Alexand- Lewis. who was the scheduled er Ritchie. Jr.. appeared in con- St. Augustine's Scouts speaker for the evening was unable $3.49 The city of Tulsa, Okla., is BUCHAN nection with a petition of the To Receive Communion to be present because of a sudden known as "the 011 Capital of the Lawrence Gas and Electric Co., and Arrangement have been com- and serious illness. World." for two pole locations on Lowell Men's Loafers pleted for the Communion break- Mrs. Lewle took as her subject street near West Parish center. fast to be held Sunday after the "A Blue Print of Creative Living". McNALLY $5.49 - $6.99 They asked for slight changes 8:30 o'clock mass, for the boy She said that we are subjected to CHOICE OF FINE in the present plan and it was scouts of St. Augustine's church, three worlds—the physical world FOODS AND LIQUORS with its noise and confusion, the "Shoes That Satisfy" agreed that the company should who will receive in a body. The Plumbing and Heating stake out new pole locations for breakfast will be served in the economic world and the striving to LOUIS SCANLON'S better ourselves in business—and 26 Park St. Tel. 221 approval. school hall. and Brother Linus of *ON THE ANDOVER LINE •• the emotional world in which the The company was granted per- Central Catholic High school fac- REINHOLD'S three strongest emotions which mission to excavate on Andover ulty will be the speaker. 49 MAIN tend to break us down are anger, street near River street in Ballard- Francis 'I'. Kelly is chairman in TEL. LAW. 32769 worry, and fear. She said we must vale, to repair u leak. charge of the boy scout committee which will serve the breakfast. plan our lives so that these three SILK PRINTS — $16.95 up Sunday will also be the commu- worlds would not over burden us nion Sunday for the Holy Name and bear us down, but rather that RUTH HAMMOND we should he able to live within Radio and Television society. them in some measure of peace 14 PARK ST. TEL. 576-M SALES AND SERVICE and security. In ronclusion she said that we fail to fulfill our pat- Births • • • tern on earth if we fail to live and Apiti,--A son, Feb. 6. at the Mc- grow creatively. FREE PARKING TEL. 11-W Gowan Memorial hospital to Mr. ANDOVER HAROLD PH INNEY and Mrs. Paul Apitz, (Marie Dill) of 71 Essex st. South Church Women NIcGREGOR • 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 Crossley—A son, Feb. 4, at the Lawrence General hospital to Mr. May Form Federation PLAYHOUSE ABERDEEN ------• • - and Mrs. John IV. Crossley (Mar- The A. 1'. C. sorority of the Friday, Saturday—February 10, 11 jorie Boland) of Rocky Hill rd. South church will hold their reg- Ropatch—A daughter, Feb. 5, ular meeting Thursday, Feb. 16 at Adam's Rib 3:00 5:55 8 50 port Shirt a breath of spring . . at the Lawrence General hospital 7:30 p. m. instead of 8 p. tn. the Spencer Tracey—Katherine Hepburn—Judy Holliday to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kopatch usual meeting time. The reason for Masked Raiders 1:45 4 . 40 7:35 to your home the earlier meeting is to allow PI a wunderjul new Let us add charm, beauty and distinction (Matilda Korzink) of 3 Dunbar- Tim Holt—Marjorie Lord ton st. sufficient time for a discussion of 1\1.1RING I I LART with our new Spring wallpapers and fabrics. the possible reorganization of the Sunday, Monday—February 12, 13 women's groups of the church into PACKAGE GIRLS' FRIENDLY SOCLET1' My Friend Irma ...... 2:20 5:45 9:10 at unit, namely a Women's Fellow- The Girls' Friendly society of John Lund—Dianna Lynn Christ church will meet at 7:45 ship. All metnbers of the A. P. C. the heart on the box Bombe On Panther Island . . . . . 4:00 7:45 p.m. NIonday, Feb. 13 in the parish are urged to come and express actually moves THE STRATFORD SHOP Johnny Sheffield—Allene Roberts house. The meeting will be in the treely their ideas, keeping in mind or ;him, y‘on't lad, run form of a Valentine party. The the sorority's aim to serve the MAIN STREET rE.L. 13i5OR Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday—February 14, 15, 16 6. \1'aaalllc rayon gator rommittee in charge: Eleanor church and community. Daniels, chairman, Annetta Wrig- Following the business session. The Great Lover 3 25 6:25 9:25 ley, Edna Pray, Doris Hilton and Miss Nliriant Putnam. librarian, Bob Hopu—Rhuncia Fk?mming $595 DOOR SEDAN Anne Dirdeall. ill speak on "Books Worthwhile." Kid From Cleveland 1 45 4:45 7:45 1941 CHEVROLET 2 On Monday, Feb. 20, at 8 p. m., George Brent Lynn Bar PECIAL unusually good the Girls' Friendly society will CENTRAL PTA TEA 1-leater ;Ind 'natty other lo as hold a card party in the parish The Central PTA extends a very Friday, Saturday—February 17, 18 condition. Can be bought cordial invitation to parents and house. Bridge and whist will be Rope of Sand 3 00 6:00 9 00 Till 9 P. M . ODAY • friends of the Stowe school chil- $195 Down—$29.72 a Month ! PlaYed and the affair will be open Burt Loncaster—Poul tienreid--Claude Rains to the public. Many prizes have dren to attend a tea Wednesday, Angels In Disguise 1 45 4:45 7 . 45 "KEN" CROMPTON'S been donated v.nd refreshments Feb. 15, at 3 p. in., in the Stowe* Leo Gorcey—Huntz Hall will be served. Tickets may be se- school assembly hall. ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. cured from any member of the The guest speaker will be Mies society. The committee: Bertha Mary O'Rourke, professor ut the USUAL SATURDAY MORNING MOVIE AT 10 O'CLOCK Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer Asuiau, chairmau. Mary Clough, Lowell Teachers college, who will Western Feature—The Batman and The Robin, No. 11 (Serial Authorized Sales and Service Minnie Velentine, Janet Swenson. speek on the subject "Parents are Cartoons and other short subjects • I'LL. Sillati EXETER H. bir,ADWAY • LAWRENCE and Anne Birdsall. Teuchers".

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a Punchard student, was instru- Dr. Coe To Address Committee Reviews mental in this action by the club 1,et us have faith II University Of Life The letter was to have been signed makes might, land School Curriculum by her butinstead bore the trim. faith . . dare to Continued from Page One) dory as we anderstt Lure of Mrs. Winifred W. Brighsn, for three years chairman of the The Andover Mothers club met The action] committee Tuesday — 1, A Mr. Bailey met with the com- national committee for war victims recently at the home of Mrs. Rob- night met with Charles A. Gregory mittee and discussed the fireproof- and reconstruction. Ile preached in ert Souter. The members voted a acting principal of the high school, Benjamin F. Dimlich, acting prin- ing of the curtain in the auditor- England and Scotland in 1935 and donation to the March of Dimes Anal of the Junior high. and Ber- ium. in Canada the summer of 1936. also made their annual contribu- VOLUME 63, Nl nard M. Kellinurray, guidance dir- Dr. Coe's theme is to he "The tion for milk to the school chil- ..ctor, and went over the entire Church of the Future'. He will dren. Modern Child high and Junior high curriculum be introduced by the Rev. Roy E. A Valentine dinner is scheduled for the purpose of making any re- Teacher—When little boys who Nelson, pastor of the Baptist to be held Friday. Feb. 10. Mem- lie grow up, where do they go? VIEWS visions that may be necessary. church who is to lead the devo- bers will meet at 12:30 p. m. at Willie—To golf courses. tional service Just prior to Dr. the Square and Compass rooms. The matters were discussed at OF Coes address. Dr. Coe will also Each member is requested to bring some length but action was de- speak to the church seminar at 8 a Valentino for exchange. (erred until a later date. 127 ;v1 A I o'clock on the same subject when Two penny socials were plan- The committee also received a PAUL 'S T THE time will be given for questions L ned, the first to be held at 7:30 letter from the Tuesday club of- 19 Years' Experience and answers. p. tn. Thursday, Feb. 16 at the fering a $100 scholarship to de- 1 • Dressmaking • Remodeling The Bible seminar will be led home of Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher, serving student. Miss Alice Bell, • Alteration. NEWS Some of the winners at the model plane and train meet which by Prof. Johannes A.C.F. Auer of 49 Essex at. The committee is, who died recently and who left a [...Idles' Suits. Coats oft! 1, ,,,, 11, 1,1:0N concluded a two weeks' exhibit at the Memorial Hall library. Left Made to the Harvard Divinity school, and Mrs. Louise Simeone, Mrs. Regi- to right, Roger Johnson, Leo Ruel and Robert Domingue. 91000 scholarship in her will tot Ord, eminent author. Ills subject will nald Norton, Mrs. Harold Cates ( Look Photo) one week from tot he "The Life of Paul". He will be and Mrs. Gallagher. voters decide whetl introduced by the Rev. Levering The second one will take place Tit will be found. However a pro- government shall I Reynolds, Jr., pastor. of the Free at 7:30 p. m. Thursday Feb. 23 gram .of this kind does find early 6 WERE VERY GLAD Conservative. \V it I ( church. at the home of Mrs. Thomas Brad- cases in time to cure the disease. , choose, they are tak The youth seminar are looking shaw, 21 Brechin Terrace. Mrs. The prograM is made possible 70 HELP YOU PLAN, Neither party knows forward to hearing the Rev. Alice Merton Seavey will serve us hos- financially by the Andover Christ- 4 That Its road will les tess. Committee, Mrs. Thomas At au assembly at Punchard lion of one basic p II. Snow, wife of the Rev. Arthur mas seat sale committee. / A/ FACT, WELL DO II. Snow of Stoneham, who made Bradshaw, Mrs. Michael Bell. Mrs. High school Thursday the students to export enough ,g such a "hit" with the young people George Symonds and Mrs. Seavey. were acquainted with the purpose ALL THAT WE CAN Britain can pay for last year. Her subject promises en- One new member was admitted. of the tuberculin testing program. eat, and enough tertainment and deep thinking for Refreshments were served by Mrs. '1'lle patch test will be given to keep its factory gi Monday, Feb. 27. This is done Bank Cancels Mortgage ! she is to speak on "What I know Annie Platt, Mrs. Michael Bell, \*P of all trimmings, the by simply applying a strip of ad- Our new Home Protector - About You." Mrs. George Symonds and Mrs. The question is: Wh hesive containing tuberculin to the Plan makes sure your Supper will be served at 6:15 Robert Souter. do It, or do it betti skin. The test will be removed family doesn't lose your The next meeting will be held home when they lose you. It pays Conservative? p. in. by the joint committee of Wednesday and the results read ladies from the Baptist church and at 2:00 Thursday March 2nd at off the mortgage; costs but pennies Friday. the Methodist church of Ballard- the home of Mrs. George Symonds • a day to carry because it uses the Is Choice Between St X-rays of all positive reactors lowest-cost kind of Savings Bank free Enterprise? vale with Mrs. liellington and Mrs. 4 Beech circle. Life Insurance. Ask this Savings Meyers acting as co-chairmen. Refreshments will be served by will be taken by Henry P. Wilson, Bank for free folder. The Welfare State Mrs. Harold Cates, Mrs. Percy X-ray technician at the Essex tile. The choice is county sanatorium. The entire Interesting Hobbies Dole and Mrs. George Symonds. Socialism or Free Et school personnel will have the op- •hoice is: How muc Displayed At Show portunity to be X-rayed at the The Conservatives w same time. .‘NDOk F R FRED W. DOYLE out the social services (Continued from Page Otte) November Club Since only one student in 2000 ,e140‘.40:, .3e.aiet glom They may mod fabrics. hand wrought silver, ham- SAVINGS X3.\\1. gio.viage To Hold Exhibition is found to have the disease there CNANDLER RD. • ANDOVER, MASS.. 9a. 1642 They won't eliminat mered aluminum and copper is no expectation that a case of Conservatives are fo plates. Members of the November club Care, they accept the A few members showed aptitude are enthused over the opportunity ovratic government with the brush, and with pen and that has been afforded them to functions for the w Ink for on display were several take an active part in the final Rims. They think t: arrangements' of this exhibition colorful paintings and interesting ens have benefited El sketches by Mrs. Patrick Doris and tea, to be held front 2 to 5 arrifice of others. T Itutter and Mrs. Gregory. p. in., Thursday Feb. 16, at the use to remedy. Cons There were collections of dolls, clubhouse, Locke st. eism is not so muci cups and saucers, sequin jewelry, Beautiful hooked rugs have been mur policy as against and china shoes brought by Mrs. collected, all sizes and shapes of nee and extravagant Bradley, Msis Sherman. Mrs. Glen- handpuinted trays, costumed dolls, (Continued on nie, Mrs. Simeone and Mrs. McCul- antique and foreign, doll furniture lom. and a dolls tea table with acces- The tradition of having a hobby sories. Is being carried on by the next Milk glass and sandwich glass niversity S generation for it was noted that interesting in design and color two daughters of memebrs had dis- will form a substantial part of t South C plays. Barbara Gould a collection this Exhibition. The Rev. T. Leonel of soap in various shapes and Eliz- Tickets may be purchased from . 13.D., abeth Hatton's interesting display Prim any member of the Ways and ordon College of 'I of life masks. Means committee: Co-chairmen, issions and the Got Miss Luella Dunning, who spent Mrs. Edward C. Nichols. Mrs. Wal- rhool, Boston will several years in the Near East ter C. Tomlinson, Mrs. Preston H. waiter at the fourtl exhibited some exquisite work of Blake, Mrs. Will G. Brown, Jr., e University of Life the Armenians. Mrs. Willard II. Currier, Mrs. hurch this coming The most unique exhibit was Robert D. Mayo, Mrs. Walter E. inf. His subject Iv Edith Luedke's model of au 1 9 1 1 Mondale, Mrs. George B. West- 'orld Challenge to M Maxwell ear, a miniature in size haver. entury Christianity" but perfect in detail. Probably the Tea 'will be served during the A buffet supper w most humorous was Ruth Marsh- afternoon. all's collection of pictures of old 6:15 o'clock by t Andover including pictures of e South church with school groups. Needless to say, Day of Prayer lennie and Mrs. Fr many were just us well pleased chairmen. not to be recognized. To Be Observed The chapel service Much credit for the success of • the Rev. John G. G, the show la due Mrs. Ruth Hatton The eight observance in Ando- f the West Parish Co who so ably planned it. ver of the World-wide Day of pray- arch at 7 o'clocl er wit be held at 3 p. m., Friday Welt Dr. Lewis wi Feb. 24 in the Baptist church. dress. Past Commanders A general invitation is extended At 8 o'clock semii to attend the service which is eld. The seminar or Sponsor Supper sponsored by the Andover council II be led by the Rev. of church women. It will be in II Pastor of the The Past Commander's club of charge of Mrs. Paul Callahan, as- tterian church, La the American Legion is sponsoring sisted by Mrs. Frederick II. Noss, II speak on "The C a chicken pie supper to be held at Mrs. Levering Reynolds, Jr.. and ew Germany". He v the post headquarters Monday, Mrs. John G. Gaskill. aced by the Rev. Pm Feb. 20. Only a limited number of The Baptist church will be open The Bible aims tickets will be sold. They may be that day for private prayer front d by Dr. T. Leonard ] obtained from Thuxter Eaton, 10 a. tn. tem will be "Joy, Francis P. Markey, Commander Andover is one of the 10,000 Winding Hope are Richard Wrigley, Vice Command- communities In the United States el. John G. Gaskill ers Albert Cole, Jr.. Robert Volker that will be observing the day, and - an. The Youth sem and Adjutant James F. Robjent. 7te \Jew (.1(4;Fastufcit -Acah America is one of the many coun- 'dressed by the Re The next meeting of the post tries which will be using the iden- ertholf, pastor of tit will be held Feb. 16. tical worship service. it church of Wake ofd Aed4 -Aw outJ -tite ming people's work I Fast t eat 4 -tht malty successful. Hi )(laced by the Rev. 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