3loderat Ion is the silken The only reward of virtue is string running through the virtue; the only way to pearl chain of all virtues. have a friend is to be one. msHOP HALL (1574-1656) RALPH W. EMERSON

NUCVER OWNSMAN

VOLUME 6L NUMBER 1 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, OCTOBER 21, 1948 PRICE, 5 CENTS VIEWS American Woolen Co. OF Heaviest Taxpayer THE Lawrence Gas & Electric Company NEWS Next In Order On the 1948 Tax List e The American Woolen.. Com- n By LEONARD F. JAMES pany still retains the distinction Kemper Invested of being Andover's heaviest. tax- tis What makes it apparently im- payer with a real estate assess- us possible for the United States and As Academy Head ment of $43,830.25. in Soviet Russia to get together on Accepts Seal of Office The Lawrence Gas & Electric n- a common plan for atomic control Company is next on the list of ag Before Throng of 2500 the town's heaviest taxpayers for and disarmament? What is the Before a throng of over 2500 basic difference of opinion? The 1948 with an assessment of etc delegates, guests, students and $39,198.37 on its personal estate: United States insists: that inter- friends of the school, John Mason national control be established Other large taxpayers revealed by Kemper, 11th Headmaster of 170- the assessment lists include tha! a- first: that atomic facilities should year-old Phillips Academy, was then be turned over to the inter- Trustees of Phillips AcademY, - formally Inaugurated last Thurs- $16,140.99, and the M. T. Steven n- national authority; that no Big day afternoon. Leading, in com- & Sons Company, $12,655.14, ? I n; ive veto should apply; that "safe- pany with Bishop Henry W. Hob- I 'lards" be established prior to The total valuation of assessed) ' he son of Southern Ohio, an academic It • Isarmament. Russia insists that: procession of over 400 delegates real estate for 1948 is $16,6761-1 11 existing bornbpiles first be de- 965; and of personal estate,4 a from schools, colleges, universities ; er troyed; that a conrol system then and learned societies, the youthful $2,413,149. royed; that a control system then The real estate tax amounts to headmaster accepted the seal of at e worked out; that the veto must office from Bishop Hobson, Presi- $567,016.81, and the tax on per- amain; that disarmament precede '0- Highlight of the induction care Fes at Phillips Academy last Friday when John Mason dent of the Academy's Board of sonal property, $82,047.10, a afeguards. The Russian reason is tal Kemper, new imulantsier, received fr Bishop Henry W. Ilobvun, president of the Board of Trustees. total of $649,063.91. The poll rt- 11 summed up in Vishinsky's re- sfiwors •.i.a I of thee designed 'Trustees, the by Paul Revere. (Look Photo) Following the Invocation by the tax is $7,700. The amount of the lic ent remark, "International con- Rev. A. Graham Baldwin, Phillips motor vehicle tax will not be rol under the United States plan Academy School Minister, Bishop known until the end of the year. ould be an American agency . vn Chest Campaign Hobson made the brief address of The heaviest (taxpayers appear We can only expect that you will See Heavy Tax Burden by induction, and Mr. Kemper replied on the lists as follows: prescribe such regulations as will Workers Active with a few words of acceptance. Abbot Academy, $3519.85; stifle us, strangle our national The 1949 Community Chest James Rowland Angell, President American Woolen Co., $43,830.26; economy and bind us hand and If River Plan Is Adopted en campaign to raise $190,044.00 Emeritus of Yale University, de- Andover National Bank, $3498.60; toot." to for 13 Red Feather services Selectmen Call Upon Taxpayers' Association livered the principal address of the Andover Press, $1172.15; Andover last Monday night at Russia Doesn't Want Atomic started off To Rally Opposition To Proposed Legislation occasion, speaking on the subject: Savings Bank, $3243.60; Andover tn- Control the Lawrence Boys' club, with a their action in voic- "Virtues and Shortcomings of Shawsheen Realty Co., 1126.25; 41' Now there's something to be huge opening dinner, NEW PARIiiNli 3IETERS ing unanimous opposition to the American Schools, Particularly Barnard Estate Heirs, $5870.78; he said fo Russia's arguments. In fact Vincent Treanor, chairman of FOR CIIINTNUT STREET establishment of a Merrimack Secondary Schools." John Bolton, $1258.85; John and a they :.rake sound common sense— Andover, was one of the special Parking meters on Chest- River Valley Sewerage District, After examining the weaknesses from the point of view of the guests seated at the head table. of American education, both public (Continued on Page Five) nut str1e et 111, 111.1111.; 1.111111/.4,11 the Selectmen have written the Politburo. And in international A large number of the 200 An- 1,1, to give Iwo hours' park- Andover Taxpayers' Association and independent, Dr. Angell point- Illealings the Politburo is Russia. dover volunteer workers attended ing for live cents. Some are suggesting that the latter organ- ed out the relative public indif- The atomic bomb has created an Gala Day Planned . the meeting to officially open the Lt operation today. The others ization apprise the voters of the ference to the parlous plight of a entirely new situation. The West the campaign in Andover for pill be iltangeil 1/51.1. by the heavy tax burden that will face our schools, whose teachers each wants to know what measures to By P.H.S. Boosters 1949 goal of $18,430. end of Ole week. They differ them if the legislative act is ap- year are leaving the field in ever take against the misuse of atomic increasing numbers to find jobs Plans for the gala Boosters' Day ir- Mr. Treanor, in his latest mes- fr the t)1111.1. 1111•11•1, 111 proved. energy. The West is prepared to which offer comfort and security. program to be held November 11 sage to his volunteer workers, that a penny will not O1/1.k This question will appear on the go to the extreme of subordinating "This a brave national crisis," for the purpose of securing equip- on asked them to sell tl# Community them. A penny inserted in ballot November 2. It is estimated national rights in the interest of said Mr. Angell, "which strikes at ment for Punchard High school all Chest Idea which ombines 13 0111. Of these meters will 1101 that the construction and opera- mankind, including itself. But the very roots of our national vi- teams are progressing in a manner Im campaigns in one to upport these register. nickel is the only tion of the proposed purification Russia claims that atomic energy highly pleasing to the committee er- organizations during 12 months of coin that will operate them. system will cost cities and towns (Continued on Page Three) in charge. (Continued on Page Ten) the year. He also po ted out that in the river valley over $30 mil- Evidence of cooperation in the Andover will reach its goal of lion to be paid by 40-year bonds. rer success of the affair is coming m- $18,430 only if each and every Punchard Buries The letter sent to Louis E. School Committee from many quarters . person will do his share and call Gleason of Woodland road, chair- a Increased Service Andover post, 8, American, has lid at every home and business estab- Ashland, 33 To 0 man of the Taxpayers' Associa- Studies Finances announced through its commander lishment. tion, was as follows: en Given By Red Cross A preliminary study of the finan- Kenneth L. Sherman, that the post or, Mr. Treanor announced that By JACK McCARTHY Dear Sir: ces of the School department was is supporting the program and will Increases in the home service las the following persons have en- cases and in the number A power-house Punchard High We believe that it would be taken up by the School committee aid in the events being planned to -al of calls rolled in the Andover organization made by the district nurse were school team racked up its fourth a constructive move for the at its meeting Monday night, at make the day a success. mai to date: Special gifts, Roy E. noted among the many activities consecutive victory in five starts Andover Taxpayers' Associa- which time Supt. Kenneth L. Sher- From local stores and shops govern ental, Miss undertaken by Andover chapter, Hard y; last Saturday afternoon when it tion to advise our citizens of man explained the need of having come numerous donations from American Red Cross, during the Miriam Putnam, c airman; An- overpowered a weaker Ashland the extremely heavy tax bur- two noon-hour supervisors for pu- merchants who are cooperating past 12 months, according to the dover Town Hall, G rge Napier; outfit by a score of 33 to 0. The den that will face them if pils of the Stowe and Jackson with the committee to make the annual report made by Chairman Andover Board of blic Works, Blue and Gold scored in every they vote to approve the leg- schools. affair one of the biggest of its kind. Roy E. Hardy at the annual meet- Edward Chlebows I; Andover period with long runs and aerials islative act establishing the Charles C. Kimball, a member of Donations from the merchants will ing last week. Fire department, Charles E. playing a major part in the scor- Merrimack River Valley Sew- the Finance committee, was present be awarded as prizes between the erage District. This will be at the meeting. halves. About two-thirds of the home (Continued on Page Two) ing. The Andover club used a service cases centered about serv- single-wing and the "T" formation on the ballot November 2. When Chairman Gordon L. Colqu- Members of the Punchard High icemen and their families, and at which puzzled the injury riddled The total cost as estimated houn called the meeting to order at School Alumni Association are as- the same time the chapter's com- opponents many times. for the Lawrence region is 7:30 o'clock all members were pres- sisting in the arrangements and In Sees No Danger the disposal of the books of tickets munity service provided games The Punchard boys won the toss (Continued on Page Eleven) ent except Dr. Malcolm B. McTer- and various other gifts to patients and elected to receive. Five plays nen, who was unable to attend be- which are now on sale. at the Veterans' hospital at Bed- Of War With Reds cause of illness. Addition bleachers, seating 1200 There is no inn ediate danger later Punchard had scored the first PLANNING BOARD ford. of its five touchdowns. Charles Minutes of the previous meeting have been set up at the playing field of war with Russi Col. Charles While the donations to the Dwyer returned the opening kick- OPPOSES RIVER were read by William A. Doherty, through the co-operation of Percy P. Howard, treasu er of Middle- blood bank fell a little short of off to his own 37, whereupon secretary, and accepted on motion J: Dole, the Board of Public Works, sex county, told mbers of the SEWERAGE PLAN the goal, the amount received dur- Deveaux carried the oval on three of Atty. Vincent F. Stale's. high school students and various Andover Service lub at their The Andover Planning board at ing the two-day stay of the Mo- connective plays to the Ashland 37 Following the reading of the min- members of the committee. They meeting last Thu day night at its recent meeting went on record bile Blood bank here last April yard stripe. Then operating from as being opposed to the Merrimack utes, Supt. Sherman presented the will be used for the remaining the Andover Inn. compares favorable with other the "T" formation, Deveaux un- River sewerage question which will committee with a complete analysis games of the season. localities. Col. Howard sei *ed 15 months corked a long pass to end, Alan appear on the ballot November 2. of the schools' financial situation. Methuen will be Punchard's op- In his report of the chapter's under General Cla k in Austria in ponent for the Boosters' Day game Chetson, who scored standing up. The high cost of construction, The Superintendent went over the activities for the year ending Oc- 1945-46. During at time he had and a sell-out crowd is expected. Sid Watson's attempted conversion maintenance and operation of the financial statement very carefully tober 1, Mr. Hardy says: frequent confers; ces with the The game will start at 2 p. m. was blocked, proposed remedial measures were with the committee item by item. Russians, knows ouch of their He carefully explained the need of The past year in the life of the Nick Mauceri, Punchard center, the chief reasons for the Board's methods and the r mannerisms. noon-hour supervision for the pupils Andover Chapter of the American set up the next tally when he in- opposition to the measure. ORIENTAL AND Red Cross has been one of steady From his persol 1 experiences tercepted a rival aerial and carried of the Stowe and Jackson schools RUGS DOMESTIC RUGS Financing the project would coat CLEANED — MOTHPROOFED — REPAIRED and continued service to the com- and that of bro her officers he the pigskin to the visitors 41 yard who remain on the grounds and in Andover taxpayers about $50,000 CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED munity, even if at a diminished brought to his l cal audience a marker. After rolling up two first the lunch room during the noon IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES annually for 40 years, the Board pace from the more spectacular number of incide is to show how downs to the opponents 12, Ray hours. He told the committee that —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— points out, and this would mean war years. impossible it is t get along with Collins, charged through the Ash- 180 children remained on the Ostash Rug Cleaning Co. the Russians. a substantial boost to the tax rate (Continued on Page Eight) 5 BROOK STREET — METHUEN The meeting the club was (Continued on Page Four) over that period. (Continued on Page Five) Tel. Lawrence 22298 or Lawience 4372 the largest in thp history of the PIANO TUNING organization, Prident Frank L. ALFRED H. PETTINELLY Brigham reportej when the final check-up was corPpleted. The at- LET'S GET BEHIND THE BOOSTERS MEMBER rt. During the American Society of Piano Technicians tendance was 5 Berkely St. Lawrence Mau. evening the draping for the free Motor Tune Up Telephone, Law. 29518 (Continued on Page Five) And Make a Real Success of Boosters' Day! $3.95 OPENING SCHOOL of DANCING NOVEMBER 11 by PUNCHARD vs. METHUEN FOR EASIER STARTING ON COLD MORNINGS CHARLES BISSETT ALL STYLES OF TAP TAUGHT CLASSES NOW FORMING Green's smitt;i • Service MONDAY — 2 TO 5 P. M. DALTON PHARMACY SQUARE AND COMPASS CLUB HALL ELM ST. 205 No. Main St. Tel. 8843 ANDOVER, MASS. 16 MAIN STREET TEL. 107 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948 MEM This will acknowledge your Sees No Reason letter of September 25 rela- P.T.A. Council Open House Party tive to the removal of the At Library Nov. 14 Dr. Kemp To Remove Sign traffic sign on Route 28 at the Opens Season Plans are being made for the AT THE LIBRARY fork of the roads near How- The traffic sign on Route 28 at The fall meeting of the An- annual Open House party, to be ard Johnson's restaurant, An- Headmast the fork near the Howard John- dover P.T.A. Council was held in held at the Memorial Hall library ELECTION HELPS ON DISPLAY Germany thirty years ago and has dover. eon restaurant advising trucks to the Junior High school music Sunday afternoon, November 14. The Memorial Hall Library is had throe American editions. (Continued from Pag The signs in question were use the by-pass, is not going to be room Monday evening. Delegates The guest speaker will be Earl L. displaying books and pamphlets on THE PAINTER'S QUESTION erected after investigation tallty." In conclusion he removed. were present from the four Crum, professor and head of the the increasingly exciting subject of AND ANSWER BOOK Taubes years ago, and to my way of fated Mr. Kemper on Iris Action seeking to have the sign P.T.A. units which constitute the department of Greek, at Lehigh election day and all its implica- A direct outgrowth of the Ques- thinking, matters have not headmaster, and paid taken down because it was be- council, North Andover, Central, University. Mr. Crum served in tions. An interesting wallboard tion and Answer detpat lment in changed which would necessi- Andover's long record c lieved to have been diverting Shawsheen and Ballardvale. both wars, as first lieutenant in with the slogan "Your Vote the American Artist Magazine. traffic from Lawrence, was started tate moving of signs. There- informed One!" Covers oil painting, egg tempera, ment in education. Mrs. Walter Mondale, president, World War I, and as lieutenant Counts! Make It an some time ago and request for its fore, so far as this Traffic carries cartoons and sketches of oil-tempera, water color, fresco, Mr. Kemper, in his tar presided over the well attended colonel with the military govern- Division is concerned, we can involved in etc. Good chapter on finishing ural address, spoke on removal reached the State De- meeting. The secretary's report ment in Europe for three years the issues and people partment of Public Works. find no reason to have any Books about the frames. ject: "Obligations of Y was given by Mrs. Helen Bradley in World War II. During the the coining evilta. However, the Andover Highway change in the matter. great race in the past rub el- serting that youth mu of Shawsheen, and the treasurer's years 1945-1946, Mr. Crum was AMATEUR HANDCRAFT Hughes Safety committee comprising Atty. Yours very truly, officer in charge of Heidelberg bows with lives of the present can- The author, a craft teacher, has the responsibility of obl Edgar F. Copell, report by Mrs. John J. McGuire of society in order to achii Walter C. Tomlinson, Henry S. North Andover. University. His subject will be didates; party platform books proven the value of these simple Hopper and J. Augustus Reming- Traffic Engineer. "Heidelberg University After The stand together in absolute har- and useful ideas and projects. One ship, he called upon Each unit president introduced ton, through the Essex County Walter Billings and J. Augustus War." mony; opposing issues are merged half of the book is on wood pro- people of the entire oat their delegates to the council and Boards of Trade, got busy on the Remington represented the An- As has been the custom in the in one neat pile of pamphlets, with jects such as games, toys, desk ob- out and assume their c gave a short resume of the ac- question and as a result, Sec- dover Service club at the meeting past, new books will be on dis- no uncomplimentary remarks from jects and small piece of furniture. The warm relationsh tivities and programs planned for retary Neiland J. Douglas of the of the Essex County Boards of play, and the privilege of reserv- either side. The library invites its The rest is about tin-can projects, the Academy's new, the coming year. Essex County organization, re- Trade in Peabody October 13 at ing them will be extended to those readers to look over the material the making of electrical devices headmaster and the sit ceived the following letter from which this tette, was read. The It was voted to continue send- who attend. Light refreshments there, and suggests reading from and leatherwork. was described by Raym Edgar F. Cope11, state traffic cities and towns of the county ing subscriptions of the P.T.A. will be served. The public is the following list of hooks: ,,rson, president of ti were well represented at this bulletin to the superintendent of council. Dr. Kemper engineer: urged to keep the date open, and The Use cf Presidential Power, meeting. schools, the library and members to be present at some time during Milton; Tor blight Parade, Cook; Chest Campaign duties here July 1, bui of the School committee. the afternoon, if unable to attend Selections `root the Federalist; begin to know the stu WI The report of the nominating the entire program. Thank You, Mr. President, Smith; the Fall term three THINK NOW Workers Active In that short time committee was given by its chair- Freedom's People, Overstreet; man, Mrs. Helen Bradley, followed Toward World Peace, Wallace; said, Dr. Kemper a] ARE YOUR YARDS, ATTIC AND CELLARS ANDOVER RED CROSS (Continued from Page One) by the election of the entire slate. How to get into Politics, Carlson; learned to know many An announcement by Post- unannounced visits to t CLEAN? Mrs. Mondale then presented The Great Game of Politics, Kent; Buchan; Andover Memorial Hall the as well as by attendi the new president, Mrs. Byron master Stephen Boland that Man in the Streets, Bailey; Con- library, Miss Mary F. Zecchini; Why Not Hove This Done NOW? recently issued Clara Barton practice and games. Weiner of Shawsheen, who spoke gress at thy, Crossroads, Galloway; Andover Police department. Chief stamps are now on sale at the local Following the cerem —Lot Us Do It For You— briefly on plans for the future. The Repub!ican Party, Myers; In- George A. Dane; Andover Post post office is of special interest to Great Quadrangle in fr Other new officers are: vice- side U. S. A., Gunther; The Demo- office, Francis J. Mooney; An- Free Estimates — Reasonable Price* friends of the American Red Cross. uel Phillips Hall, vent president, George H. Caron of cratic Party, Kent; Speaking dover Town Infirmary, Mrs. Mary At Oxford, Mass. September 7, tors elaborated on this North Andover; treasurer, Mrs. Frankly, Byrnes: To Secure These C. Edmands; Shawsheen Village the Post Office department placed Glaring Dr. Kemper HANDY DANDY BOYS Harrison Brown of Central, and Rights, President's Committee on Post office, Fred J. Keuhner. on first-day sale a commemorative Schools, Milton Nelson, chair- practice, every night a 80 MARSTON ST. Hr..: 8 - 6 secretary, Mrs. John M. Wilson of Civil Rights; The Wallaces of Tot. LAW. 32632 postage stamp honoring Clara the boys must be in t Ballardvale. Iowa, Lord; America's Way Out, man; Phillips Academy, John R. Barton, the founder of the Ameri- to visit them for pers Thomas; Political Handbook for Adriance; Indian Ridge school, Red Cross. Appropriate cere- to-heart chats. can Women, Garrette; American Poli- Miss Jessie P. Brown; Stowe and At today's ceremoi monies marked the occasion, the tical Parties, Binkley. Jackson school, Miss Catherine M. program including the presenta- headmaster, a West I New Books Barrett; Bradlee school, Miss tion of special stamp albums by ate and holder of an Recent additions to the Memo- Mary A. Collins; Shawsheen the Postmaster General to Mrs. school, Miss Anne Harnedy; West from Columbia and t It's easy to understand why— rial Hall library include the fol- degree of L. Ft. D. fro Guy W. Olney, Oxford, Mass., Center school, Miss Anne Har- lowing books: grand-niece of Clara Barton, and nedy; Abbott Academy, Miss Bar- was given the school si to Herbert Ellinwood, chairman of IN HENRY'S BACKYARD by Paul Revere, and Benedict bara Hume; Punchard High milk gives you more for your Clara Barton Chapter No. 1, Dans- school, Eugene V. Lovely; Merri- constitution of the eel ville, N. Y., the first chapter estab- Color cartoon based on the pam- in the hand of the fo phlet "Races of Mankind," child- mack College, Rev. V. A. Mc- lished in this country. Quade, O.S.A.; Andover School uel Phillips, Jr. More than a million copies were like writing with a man-sized mes- They were given it sage on intolerance. department, Milton Nelson. money than any other food. sold on the first day with orders Industrial, Wallace E. Brimer, ing by Bishop Henry I [ALLIES FOR EVERY GARDEN the Episcopal diocese for special "first day" covers pour- chairman; New England Milk Preston Ohio, president of t ing into Oxford from stamp collec- Producers Assn., Mr. Adams; Plain, practical advice of special trustees, who officiat tors all over the country. The Bar- Woodworth Motors, George Apple- help to the amateur in the inter- At a noon luncheon BE SURE IT'S ton stamp, of 3 cent denomination, yard; Marland Mills, Mr. Brickett; esting field of lily culture. New and special guests in features a portrait of Miss Barton Shawsheen Pharmacy, Alphonse England gardeners are apt to for- nasium, Federal Judi and the Red Cross symbol in A. Brouillard; Tyer Rubber Com- get the bountiful and fragrant pos- Mucks of New Haven colors. pany, Gordon L. Colquhoun; An- HOOD'S sibilities of the lily family, many and a native of And( dover Savings Bank, Miss Coutts; of whose members are very much eider speaker and G. HOOKED RUG EXHIBIT Harry Stephenson, Miss Bertha at home in our climate. win of Chestnut Hill, There will be a hooked rug ex- Cuthill; Watson-Park Company, COINS OF THE WORLD the Andover Alumni hibit and tea at the home of Mrs. Edward B. Davis; Merrimack Mu- Raymond toastmaster. Fay Elliott, 84 Summer street. tual Fire Insurance Co., Miss Thursday, October 28 from 1 to 5 Contains an extensive list of the At a luncheon for silver and ninor coins issued by Elander; Hardy Brush Co., Miss the Academy Commo p. m. Mrs. Alexander Thomson Jean Gordon; Andover National — FOR QUALITY will be in charge of the affair. the countries of the whole world, per was in charge. their coloni,s or dependencies, Bank, Mr. Gould: Liberty Mutual At the close of th A small admission fee will he Insurance Co., Mr. Kay; Colonial charged. with illustrations of the principal introduction ceremc or most interesting types. Gives Spinning Mills, Mr. Kellerman; Mrs. Kemper tender( average valuation among collec- The Rockport Market, Francis T. in the Commons. The Lee-Chalmers tors and dealers. Kelly; Shawsheen Rubber Com- In his address, Upholstery Shop COUNSELING GIRLS IN A pany, Russell P. Kumph; The said: Consolidated Press, Inc., Mrs. All types of furniture re-upholstered CHANGING SOCIETY Cassidy "I would speak t and refinished—Custom mode furni- Written from the point of view Lyon; P. W. Moody Company, Mr. especially to the ture and slipcovers. of those whoadvise and guide girls Moody: Andover Press, Mrs. present, but I shout( 160 High Street Andover Myers; Shawsheen Laundry, Inc., elude in a definition Tel. 80IM in schools and colleges, teachers, deans counselors and class advisers Mr. Price; Andover Steam Laun- those connected wit] presenting the case for a modern dry, Inc., Mr. Rand; Andover good teacher is aim girl and her needs in a modern Lunch, Inc., Mrs. River and Mr. tion youthful, rega society. O'Connor; Merrimack Card Cloth- years. Were he n THE POLITICS OF ARISTOTLE ing Co., Miss Rockwell; Purity hardly hope to be step with the you PLUMBING Translated with notes by Ern- Cleansers & Dyers, Sam Santoro; women with whor est Barker, whose aim is to pro- Vermont Tea & Butter Company, even less to be an duce a simple and complete ver- Mr. Spector; Andover Manufac- and ence in their lives. sion of the Politics, mainly for turing Co., Miss Sullivan; Shaw- sheen Motor Mart, Mrs. Valentine; "The world in wl English readers not too informed a community sul HEATING in the study of law and institu- F. W. Woolworth Co., Mr. Wen- gell, Jr. smaller communitiet tions. made up of still A SHORT STORY OF MUSIC General sales, Mrs. Joan Hay- den, chairman, Mrs. Marion J. Whether it be the W. H. Welch Co. Einstein mankind, or nations The essential story of music Fore, co-chairman; Mary G. TEL AND. 128 Bailey, Eugene Bernardin, Jr., the community of it from the ancint Greeks to today. school, church, ind Mrs. Molly Delaney, Mrs. John This history via first produced in ily, the individual ' Gornie, Mrs. Arthur Weiss, Mrs. tions to it. Volta C. J. Bailey, Ethel Humphries, must understand th Mrs. Camille Grieco, Mrs. J. J. and must be imbue RADIO REPAIR O'Connor, Mrs. Abbott Rand, Mrs. of responsibility to Brownell Gage, Annie S. Lindsay, "Tire first of th, Mrs. John E. Rooks, Anne Selden, is to maintain a SERVICE Elsa Grant, Patricia Arnold.

MOTHERS' CLUB TEMPLE'S The Andover Mothers' club will FREE PARKINC 66 MAIN STREET TEL. 1175 bold a penny social, at the home of Mrs. Fred Collins, 79 Summer street, Wednesday, October 27, at 8.00 p. to. The committee is Mrs. p George Napier, Mrs. Robert Sou- ter, Mrs. Charles Buchan and Mrs. EMI FIFTY FIVE YEARS AGO Fred Collins. ASK YOUR HOOD ROUTE Pitfall We have a book of photographs showing OLD FASH- SALESMAN for your FREE copy of IONED GROCERY STORES IN 1893 . . .Do you know, Back to School Lightnin' In Thi the general set-up is continued to this day. If anything, "20 BUDGET-SAVING DISHES" the grocer of today is still following set rules and regu- lations that were probably handed down tt those chaps IN STURDY SHOES That Lady In El This new recipe ONE HUNDRED YEARS PREVIOUS. Why change? Sundial Big Punch booklet tells you Nature Footwear how to prepare selected farms . healthy herds The Yankee Kitchen Recommended Products Young Steppers TUESDAY, W 20 delicious, scientific feeding • regular farm Aborn's Coffee — Claridge Hamburgers — Maltex Cereal nourishing, eco- On Your Merry inspections • laboratory control —Hy-Trous Fertilizer — Pepperidge Farm Eread — Rit- "SHOES THAT SATISFY" n omicrl main Checkered Coat course dishes modern plant control • efficient ter's Relish — Sundattes — Von Camp's N. E Style Beans delivery service — Van Camp's Tenderoni. * X-Ray Fitting * and desserts. ER Station WLLH Mon. thru Friday 1 :15 to 145 P. M. Walls of Jerich 425 Market Street Winner's Circle Lawrence, Mass. The Rockport Market REINHOLD'S SATURDAY NIOI 49 MAIN STREET Tel. Law. 5167 Tel. Andover 1234 Accismonodotion Service Over tie

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symbol for internationalism." In Heal field, really constructive United Nations are really im- Dr. Kemper Inaugurated Women Voters referring to the unsolved prob- things have been accomplished in pressive; 63 million children pro- uff lems of United Nations, he pointed Iran, the Ukrane, Greece, Indo- vided for through the Children's Observe U.N. Week out that two traps are set for the nesia, and India. In some cases Emergency Fund; 50 million chil- ire The opening fall luncheon unwary: they may be tempted to ,r13 Headmaster At Phillips the gains are small as compared dren X-rayed; 16 million vac- 40 ago and ban meeting (.( the Andover League of give up their efforts entirely, con- to the total problem, but each was an editions. (Continued from Page One) for one's fellow man as a person. Wonien Voters was held at Christ sidering the situation hopeless, cinated. a potential center for new large- UESTION We must respect him for what he Church parish house, Tuesday, or they may adopt the "stiff up ,OK tality." In conclusion he congratu- scale trouble, each involved thou- Tatting is and for what he can do. There October 19. Attendance was large per lip approach," optimistically FLYING MEET POSTPONED lated Mr. Kemper on his election as sands of lives and large amounts th of the Ques- must be no prejudice against him and the number of new members The Andover Model Airplane headmaster, and paid tribute to anticipating that all will he well detpat Intent in because he can be categorized as present inspiring to the program of property. Andover's long record of achieve- eventually. As realistic people we club flying meet which was rs tist Magazine. to nationality, race or religion. chairmen responsible for initiat- don't need to take eitior attitude. In the matter of leveling off ment in education. We must strive to know each of scheduled for Sunday afternoon, egg tempera, ing the year's work. We should rather examine the the terrible discrepancies in living our neighbors as an individual, October 17, will be held Sunday, color, fresco, Mr. Kemper, in his brief inaug- Mrs. John B. Hawes presided at situation. The United Slates pro- st n di; Nis and general welfare discover of his talent or his po- October 24 at 2 o'clock. on finishing ural address, spoke on the sub- the brief business session which vides 43'; of the United Nations conditions the accomplishments of tential, concede him his right to ject: "Obligations of Youth." As- followed the luncheon. She ap- budget. A great many people are an opinion and his right to a fair 'RAFT Hughes serting that youth must assume pealed for volunteers for the elec- place in our society. giving time, interest and energy Maytag - Spartan - GM Frigidaire - Eureka - Bendlx aft teacher, has the responsibility of obligations to tion information booth and for to its work. Is it worth it? What "There must b. faith that men if these simple society in order to achieve leader- will respond to sincereity and the survey group of the education has the United Nations accom- d projects. ship, he called upon the young committee. One the example of honest effort. plished? F. J. LEONE CO. I on wood pro- people of the entire nation to seek There must be faith that in every Dan H. Fenn, Jr., assistant Mr. Fenn then summarized e ;, toys, desk ob- out and assume their obligations. —5 FLOORS— human being there is a generosity dean of freshmen at Harvard some of its successes. In the poll- ;e of furniture. The warm relationship between of spirit which will respond to University and a member of the FAMOUS BRAND NAMES n In-can project!, the Academy's new, 36-year-old United Nations Speakers' bureau, he headmaster and the student body decent treatment and the stimulus ictrical devices was presented by Mrs. Philip K. Radice. - 4,21:144410C4i was described by Raymond Q. An- of selfless leadership. Tolerance, *KEEP BUYING BONDS* in sympathy. respect must inevitably Allen. international relations derson, president of the Student in result in team work. Team w chairman for the Andover League. 430 ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. Council. Dr. Kemper began his - in turn, can solve many com- Mr. Fern, in commenting on TELEPHONE 7687 duties here July 1, but could not ng munity problems far beyond the the significance of this week as LOUIS SCANLON'S Ipaign begin to know the students until 11, capacity of any individual to United Nations week, called the Stromberg Carlson - Television - Domestic Sewing Machine the Fall term three weeks ago. A- ON THE ANDOVER LINE * ng :five solve. "United Nations Organization a In that short time, Anderson "If youth would take the next said, Dr. Kemper already had 1 Page One) step, would strive for the place of ta- learned to know many of them by leadership, it must recognize the 13- Memorial Hall unannounced visits to their rooms, obligations of leadership. The r F. Zecchini; as well as by attending athletic leader can have no false pride. In n; iartment. Chief practice and games. fact, he should have pride only in Andover Post Following the ceremonies in the the achievements of those he he Mooney; An- Great Quadrangle in front of Sam- leads. in them he must have _Another famour name comes to 3t- ary, Mrs. Mary uel Phillips Hall, various instruc- faith; in them should his confi- a wsheen Village tors elaborated on this theme, de- dence repose. To them he owes er Keuhner. claring Dr. Kemper had made a loyalty. Nelson, chair- practice, every night after R when "Whatever the role to which at demy, John R. the boys must be in their rooms, youth aspires, it must maintain '0- Ridge school, to visit then) for personal, heart- its optimism. Granted that there tel wn; Stowe and to-heart chats. will be sudden and sometimes rt- is Catherine M. At today's ceremony the new deep discouragement, still youth lie school, Miss headmaster, a West Point gradu- must recover its spirit, must find wn a; Shawsheen ate and holder of an A. M. degree the will to carry on. Youth must iienry RoJenfetil Harnedy; West from Columbia and the honorary ever be convinced that great DRESSES by in- SR Anne liar- degree of L. H. D. from Williams, goals are worthy of continuing emy, Miss Bar- was given the school seal, designed effort and struggle. inchard High by Paul Revere, and the original "Youth must strive for objec- an tivity. It must concern itself to Lovely; Merri- constitution of the school, written with all points of view, with the 31, v. V. A. Mc- in the hand of the founder, Sam- pro's and cons of every argument, sn- ndover School uel Phillips, Jr. with the merits and demerits of Nelson. They were given into his keep- each cause. It must convince he ice E. Brimer, ing by Bishop Henry W. Hobson of itself of the need for approaching a England Milk the Episcopal diocese of Southern Ohio, president of the board of problems scientifically, for thor- Mr. Adams; oughgoing investigation, for pain- trustees, who officiated. , George Apple- staking and exhaustive research. At a noon luncheon for delegates s, Mr. Brickett; Its spirit of criticism must be and special guests in Borden gym- acy, Alphonse such that nothing is taken for !a nasium, Federal Judge Carroll C. r Rubber Com- granted. Ifincks of New Haven, Phillips '07, olquhoun; An- "In this connection, knowledge and a native of Andover, was the c, Miss Coutts; of many fields, a wide range of ar- chief speaker and G. Storer Bald- Miss Bertha interests, will enhance the under- on, win of Chestnut Hill, president of ark Company, standing of the inter-relation of on the Andover Alumni Council was Merrimack Mu- events and activities. Judgment all sce Co., Miss toastmaster. based on such understanding At a luncheon for the women in rush Co., Miss must inevitably be wiser and er- lover National the Academy Commons Mrs. Kem- sounder than that based upon per was in charge. Liberty Mutual narrow concern with a single ter At the close of this afternoon's Kay; Colonial specialty. m- introduction ceremony Dr. and r. Kellerman; "Caution in reaching conclu- it Mrs. Kemper tendered a reception let, Francis T. sions must be matched by bold- Ild in the Commons. Rubber Corn- ness in action once the decision wn In his address, Mr. Kemper Kumph; The is reached. There must be cour- er, said: age to make a bold stroke. With- 5, Inc., Mrs. las "I would speak this afternoon out disregard for high tradition, Company, Mr. ral especially to the youth here youth must part from stultifying Press, Mrs. ral present, but I should certainly in- precedent. Laundry, Inc., clude in a definition of youth all "Examine the heritage passed Steam Laun- those connected with teaching. A on to us by older generations. and; Andover good teacher is almost by defini- Note especially that their achieve- River and Mr. tion youthful, regardless of his ments were inspired by a high ck Card Cloth- years. Were he not, he could sense of duty and responsibility. Avail; Purity hardly hope to be spiritually in It will be with us as it was with Sam Sauter)); step with the young men and them. Faithful fiulfillment of our tter Company, women with whom he works, obligations will result in great- iver Manufac- even less to be an effective influ- ness." Illivan; Shaw- ence in their lives. It's. Valentine; "The world in which we live is 110 Co., Mr. Wen- a community subdivided into 0*a IIY smaller communities, each in turn The Beauty of your rs. Joan Hay- made up of still smaller ones. Trees with proper 's. Marion J. Whether it be the community of Pruning and Feeding Mary G. mankind, or nations and states, or CALL srnardin, Jr., the community of individuals in a N y, Mrs. John school, church, industry or fam- US! r Weiss. Mrs. ily, the individual has his obliga- I Humphries, tions to it. Youth in particular o, Mrs. J. J. must understand these obligations itt Rand, Mrs. and must be imbued with a sense of responsibility toward them. ie S. Lindsay, "The first of these obligations Anne Selden, is to maintain a friendly regard Tel. Manchester 300 Arnold. kers' club will FREE PARKING TEL. 11-W at the home ANDOVER s, 79 Summer )ctober 27, at ,nittee is Mrs. PLAYHOUSE Robert Sou- :ban and Mrs. FRIDAY, SATURDAY — October 22, 23 Limbeth Scott MEDALLION-BELTED JERSEY Pitfall Dick Powell PLAID perfect with inverted WOOL BAND-ITRY DRESS :1:15 6:15 9:10 to be worn as dress or jumper. Donald Barry pleat on center-front and full with swirling whirl of skirt. In Lightnin' In The Forest. Lynne Roberts hool 1:45 4:40 7:35 skirt. In Red or Green wool for Green, Beige or Purple for sizes In Grey or Beige wool jersey for $19.95 sizes 10 to 18 . . . . $10.95 SUNDAY, MONDAY — October 24, 25 sizes 10 to 16 . . $16.95 10 to 20. HOES That Lady In Ermine Betty Grable, Doug Fairbanks, Jr. 3:15 6:10 9:10 Big Punch Wayne Morris Lois Maxwell 4:40 7:40 wear 1:45 steppers TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — October 26, 27, 26 Fred MacMurray, James Stewart, 4M Your Merry Way Prirrielie Goddard Other wools by Rosenfield priced at $19.95 in Brown ATISFY" 3:05 6:00 8:55 Checkered Coat Tom Conway Noreen Nash Green, Red and Grey. 1:45 4:40 7:35 ng * FRI DA 1', SATURDAY — October 29, 30 DRESSES — Second Floor Walls of Jericho Corm.' Wilds. Linda Darnell 2:05 5:20 8:40 Winner's Circle Johnny Longden Jean Willes 3:60 7:05

EET SATURDAY MORNING MOVIE FORCHHAIREN AT 10 O'CLOCK Over Sante Fe Trail Superman (Serial) Short Subjects and Cart Onlls 4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948

laro; lg, Mower; c, Mauceri; rg, ANDOVER TOWN LEAGUE CLAN JOHNSTON American Woo Punchard Buries Gaudet (co-c) ; rt, Curry; re, (Recreation Alleys) SEAFORTHS (1) P.A. Romps 26-0 295 Coming Events Town's Heavie! Chetson; qb, Dwyer; lhb, Law- ANDOVER SILVER (3) W. Vannett 98 102 95 Ashland, 33 To 0 Sciuto 94 92 107 293 Geo. Nicoll 83 110 90 283 Over Brewster rhb, Deveaux (co-c); Col- (Continued from Page ( rence; N. Nolan 116 120 129 365 D. Anderson 75 100 111 286 Phillips Academy's football (Continued from Page One) lins, fb. Oct. Lacasse 105 94 118 317 Dummy 93 91 92 276 team climaxed an eventful week on Katherine A. Bolton, $ Ashland: Carlson, re; Blamire, 21 Court St. Monica Halloween land defense to score again for Tact' 92 87 86 264 A. Ferrier 98 107 112 317 Andover Hill Saturday by taking Boston & Maine RR., $1 rt; Daisley, rg, Lozeau, c; Butter- dance, school hell. a 26-0 victory over Brewster Acad- Andover. Bid Watson's placement Dummy 79 83 80 242 Total 447 510 600 1457 31 field, 1g; Gazard, It; H. Blamire, 21 Legion meeting at Shaw- emy. Alphonse A. Brouillard, split the up-rights to give the Blue Totals 486 476 519 1485 CAMPBELLS (3) 1 le; G. Carlson, qb; W. Smith, Ihb; sheen school, all veterans in- Rose E. Bu11ock and Gold a 13 to 0 lead. GRECOE'S (1) H. Pattullo 93 91 92 276 Dick Collins, fleet-footed rail. 1$•e7d87E. Nickerson, rhb; Shaughnessy, fb. vited, 8 p. M. il u rini,. $,51 15 ; In the waning moments of the Winnik 89 105 89 283 J. Bissett 106 92 99 297 back, scored two touchdowns In Movie program at Ballardvale second period Punchard again Punchard substitutes: Fraser, Finnerty 83 94 96 273 A. Meek 102 98 106 306 21 the first period, on running playa branch library, all invited, , (4;7e2rt8rtS;iole M. Soutar, $ scored when Dwyer hurled to Chet- Brucato, Frederickson, Watson, Fitz 88 83 80 251 J. Caldwell, Sr.103 101 108 312 and another pass from Carolers. $1 Tisbert, Otis, Brennan, Guertin, 7:45 p. m. Weal Curran, in trust, $1 son, who made an exceptional Viveney 117 120 98 335 A. Holden 96 106 105 307 Gardere scored the other An- Tanoian, Lawson, MeKeon, Pres- 22 V.F.A. Auxiliary monster pen- Maurice .1. Curran. Jr., $1 catch, scoring the third touch- McCullum 79 88 99 266 Totals 500 488 610 1498 dover touchdown on an eight-yard Cross Coal Co., $6 2 0.5 0; down. Ashland threatened after cott, Valz, R. Brennan, Arabian, Totals 456 490 462 1408 ny social, Memorial audi- JOHNSTONS (4) run. $1 Abbot, $ 84 4.0 5 ; Fe the Blue and Gold had made its Whyte, Medola, Emerick, Fielder, ANDOVER COAL (3) torium, 8 p. m. Geo. Gorrie 135 107 114 356 Brewster's only threat came late Barnard. Ellsworth H. third T. D. driving to the home Hudgins. Harries 1118 121 104 343 1.22 Interchurch Basketball league W. Deyermond. 77 95 103 275 In the final period when a 70-yard (Andover Company) 1 team's 20, but the threat was Ashland substitutes: DeLuca, A. Holden .... 93 98 97 284 meeting and election, 8 p. m. J. Thomson, Sr.104 82 82 268 desperation pass play from Par- Rose E. Bullock, IS 8 05.91 halted when the whistle ended the Kadra, R. Carlson and Grond. Erler 131 86 136 353 22 Punchard High cross country J. Thomson, Jr. 98 116 116 330 sons to McLeod brought the ball 8. Burns, $20 1 3.8 2; E. Ba first halt. Touchdowns made by Deveaux W. Holden 94 108 102 304 team vs. Phillips Academy, J. Gorrie, Sr 104 84 118 306 to the Andover 15-yard line But Je,nnette T. Chapin, Just as the crowd of fans had (2), Chetson (2), Collins. Lowe 102 127 107 336 2 p. m. A .. Totals 518 484 533 1535 Andover held fast. .1sOst:?;tes5., jearnedmiJaohht settled down for the second Point after touchdown made by Totals 538 540 546 1624 22 Veterans' Allied Council J. D halt, CAMERONS (0) Co-Captain Herb Deveaux inter- Watson (3). FRED'S LUNCH (1) meets at V. F. W. rooms, ANDOVER (26) — Berkowitz, Agnes Davidson, John Nicoll 93 85 83 261 $5" ).25 cepted an Ashland aerial and Score by periods: Milne 99 80 85 264 speaker, 8 p. m. O'Reilly, Toole, le; Beatty, Gor- Ceorge C. H. Dutton, $6( R. Maitland 79 103 75 257 scampered 35 yards to pay dirt for Early 95 120 113 328 23 Stoneham High at Punchard, don, It; Anderson, McTyrie, Cooke, 1 2 3 4—TI W. Watt 107 97 108 312 George F. and Virginia another T. D. Gordon 112 110 104 326 2 p. m. 1g; M. Collins, Smith, c; Esmiol, Punchard 6 14 6 7-33 John Caldwell .110 98 98 306 Gambill, Rider, rg; Wight, Chase, ton, $718.25; Fred H. In the last period, Deveaux gath- Nichol 107 96 120 323 $600.95; Elander and Ashland 0 0 0 0— 0 W. White 86 83 91 260 23 Marjorie Sheperd, monolog- Knight, rt; Johnson, Morgan, Til- ered in an Ashland punt, scoring Nelligan 138 112 100 350 Realty Co., $8 66.15 ; Official: Gaffney, referee; Gen- Totals 475 466 455 1396 ist, at Abbot Academy, open ton, re; Ryan, O'Neil, qb; (larders, after a tricky 70 yard jaunt, Totals 551 518 522 1591 Hardy and James Ross, $ tile. umpire; Macioni, head lines- to public, 8 p. m. Graham, Mack, Brink, rhb; which was made possible by two ENGINEERS (1) BLACKWATCH (0) John J. and Celeste D. 1 man. 23 Springfield J.V.'s at Phillips Wallace, Finney, lhb; Polk, Ray- great blocks. Sid Watson's at- Witzgall ...... 97 96 90 283 Geo. Craig 90 110 91 291 $1052.30; William V. Academy, 2 p. m. Collins, Shepard, Davidson, Linn, tempted conversion was good, Pun- Thus far Punchard has won four McDonald ..... 94 87 95 276 R. Ferrier 97 82 85 264 iory W. Emmons, $7111.1 games while losing only one to the J. Henderson 110 97 111 318 25 V.F.W. auxiliary whist party, fb. chard 33, Ashland 0. After this 'I'. Prevost ...... 90 90 92 272 •is H. Foster. $662.15; D. Coach Walter Roberts promptly undefeated Concord team. The Este!! ...... 88 103 99 290 Dummy 85 81 88 254 post rooms, 7:45 p. m. BREWSTER (0) — Leclare, Wat. C. Gould, $59 8.4 0; Ernet cleared the bench allowing the re- Blue and Gold has compiled 85 Smith 108 122 96 326 F. 1,Vestc o t t . . . 87 81 83 251 26 Andover Historical society kins, re; Denietolis, rt; Conway, Kathleen A. Halbach. serves to play the remainder of the points to the opponents 12, a most Totals 477 498 472 1447 Totals 469 451 458 1378 annual meeting, 8 p. m. Garvey, rg; Cambell, Garvey, James E. Heifetz, $663. Impressive record. contest. There was no further ROYAL CROWN (3) CORDONS (4) 26 Sportsmen's club meeting and Salois, c; Pambifzio, Reynolds, Ig; je Hayes, $ 17 0.6( scoring. Saturday Punchard will clash W. Livaley 121 103 95 319 I). Strachan 102 110 93 305 entertainment at Andover O'Leary, Sereta, It; McCleod, 7.05: 1411 The summary: with Stoneham at the Andover J. Tudisco 88 86 86 260 L. Kinear 99 81 88 268 Country club, 8 p. m. Brady, le; D'Agostino, qb; Miles, Rogers. Co.. $6 0 5.2 0. Punchard: Le, Ross; It, Caval-1 Playstead. Game time 2:00. A. Tudisco 104 89 90 283 F. Scott 85 84 96 265 27 South Church Men's club Hurley, Parsons, rhb; Confalone, Jonney Mfg. Co., Jimoulls 101 101 106 308 Jim. Gorrie, Jr.110 93 107 310 opening dinner, 6:30 p. m. Patois, lhb; Connors, Hayer,fb. Mitchell and Margaret W 27 Harvest Supper by Men's PERSONALIZE YOUR GIFTS Rizzo 88 91 111 290 J. Denholm 130 90 98 318 Periods — 1 2 3 4 10.40; Kate P. Jenki Totals 502 470 488 1460 Totals 526 458 482 1466 club of Baptist church, 6:30 Andover 13 6 0 7--26 ",,: Mary N. T. Jones, Give Matches, Napkins, Coasters, Poker Chips, and HILLS (2) High Single—Geo. Gorrie, 135 p. m. Touchdowns — R. Collins, 3, John A. and Ruth S. 27 V.F.W. auxiliary meeting, Mealey 95 106 101 302 High Triple—Geo. Gorrie, 356 $693.60; Lawrence Gas Drinking Glasses 7:45 p. m. Gardere. Points after touchdowns GET Bernard 121 112 98 331 —Toole, 2. -<*****7'-. Order Early for Security 11( ! ohah ey 114 113 100 327 28 Women's Union, South e-$181$1077.80; 9.7°; H. EllirlasdwfTt , MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Time—Four 12-minute periods. THEM argi n 115 103 107 325 church, election discussion, $2386.80; Malcolm E. a JUr Boudreau 100 145 94 339 (Shawsheen Alleys) Frederick S. Allis, Jr., speak- H. Lundgren, $8 4 2.3 5; er, 3:35 p. m. AT Totals 545 579 500 1624 ARGYLE (1) and Ruth S. Marshall, CENTRAL (2) N. Parsons, cpt 85 90 121 296 28 Andover Service club, An- Edwina M. Miller. $61 ANI10V[R GIFT 1-111%[ Ruel 103 114 123 340 Chalk 80 94 108 282 dover Inn, 6:15 p. m. seph W. McNally. $107 4' THE Wolfenden 92 91 123 306 Schutt 80 82 76 238 28 Legion auxiliary Hallowe'en rimack Mutual Fire Ferrier 94 89 103 286 J. Kefferstan 90 94 95 279 party, poet rooms, 8 p. m. $20116.85. (lien unril 9 P. M. on Tuesdays and Fridays Stew art 135 111 112 358 Davis 94 97 90 281 29 Punchard Cross country team Park Street Telephone 1822 M Craig 106 119 125 350 Totals 429 457 490 1376 at Essex Aggie, 2 p. m. as 29 Young People's society, South UPHOLSTEF Totals 530 524 586 1640 YORKE (3) Cc church, Hallowe'en party, 8 Chairs — Refinished — Best, cpt. 111 125 90 326 Venetian Blinds — Winc p. no. High Grade Coverings for TUESDAY NIGHT WOMEN'S Neil 96 109 106 311 Mattress 30 Punchard High at Lexington. Lino Rugs — LEAGUE limes 85 86 88 259 Packing -- Shipping — 2 p. tn. (Shawsheen Alleys) Reilly 96 122 95 313 30 Tilton at Phillips Academy, ROWLAND L. WILDCATS (1) Dummy 80 82 76 238 (Formerly Buchan o 071,91naid. football, 2 p. m. I). Guild 77 89 95 261 Totals 468 524 455 447 19 Barnard Street Berthel 79 84 90 253 30 Deerfield at Phillips Acad- ENMORE (1) emy, soccer, 2 p. m. McDonough 71 80 87 238 Thompson, cpt 95 100 99 291 30 Clan Johnston and auxiliary You smooth out your Cl1STOM-MADE MILLINERY DeClercq 95 85 93 273 Valiri 84 86 88 258 minstrels at St. Augustine's buying problems when Best 87 89 89 265 services or GARDEN PLO' Sweeney 91 93 104 288 school hall. you look up Totals 409 427 454 1290 products in 4 Telephone 31306 Allen 96 86 103 285 30 Junior Women of West RUBBISH REM DEVASTATORS (3) Svenson 103 88 106 296 church Hallowe'en party. GENERAL TRU( M. Bane 79 83 93 255 Totals 469 453 499 1421 Nunez barn, Sunset Rock The Classified 134 JACKSON STREET — LAWRENCE, MASS. M. Robinson 76 81 83 240 ARUNDEL (3) road, 8:30 p. m. BATESON & B. Locke 103 79 72 254 TELEPHONE TEL. 1467.. Armitage, cpt 97 101 113 311 K. Rex 95 95 87 277 Parsons 102 95 92 289 DIRECTORY II. Dunlop 89 93 97 279 Driscoll 81 110 96 286 DAMPHOUSSE Totals 442 431 432 1315 DeClercq 90 96 109 SIDING — INSULATION We have a Pennsylvania Dutch Dough Table in the AVENGERS (0) 295 YELLOW Brent 105 94 85 284 ROOFING M. Kopatch 81 87 84 252 window of the Yarn Shop. Old pine with removable dough Totals 475 496 494 ,• P. Andrews 66 82 71 219 1465 Telephone 29488 Any Time 200 MT. VERNON STREET N •\\ PAGES trays inside. Deep enough to store lots of silver, glass or K. Doherty 54 83 87 224 CARISBROOKE (1) O'Connor, cpt 130 105 83 594-B ESSEX ST., at B'way bar accessories. Interesting and attractive. H. Pelletier 80 76 78 234 318 It. Maxwell 45 77 90 282 Sughrue 91 75 90 256 $75.00 Totals 396 405 410 1211 Mosher 92 88 81 261 LIBERATORS (4) Reilly 90 103 92 285 A. Batterbury. 94 90 100 284 Greenfield 109 90 107 306 M. Flaherty 80 91 93 264 Totals 512 461 453 1426 OIL! OIL! OIL! Craft-Wood Products G. Driscoll 66 82 71 219 BALMORAL (3) R. Beaulieu 103 97 94 294 Dickson. Cpt 100 112 103 315 can be - OPEN DAILY - TEL. 2129-W VISIT OUR SHOP P. Guinan 82 76 78 236 Warhurst 77 83 85 245 FUEL OIL Totals 425 436 436 1297 Kefferstan 81 88 97 266 We have it SPITFIRES (0) Moriarty 115 100 97 312 . RANGE OIL B. Blamire 81 75 83 239 Pulster 97 111 96 304 so eleg ELLIOTT'S B. Wilson 79 55 72 206 Totals 470 494 478 1442 LAWRENCE C. Winters 92 • 96 89 277 Automatic Deliveries with Fuel Oil LOW ELL HAVERHILL N. Dickson 86 79 88 253 SHAWSHEEN LADIES Average 73 73 76 222 (Recreation Alleys) Did You Know we maintain a Service Department Totals 411 378 408 1197 CORNELL (1) For Power Burners? HURRICANES (4) A. Groleau 76 85 70 231 M. Bailey 87 91 76 254 C. Krakauer 71 70 70 211 Phone 365 M. Young 73 83 86 242 C. Cairns 74 88 100 262 E. Locke 85 73 81 239 Average 76 76 76 228 E. Justice 91 95 103 289 Totals .... 297 319 316 932 ANDOVER COAL CO. A. King 83 89 84 233 DARTMOUTH (3) 27 MAIN STREET Totals 419 138 430 1257 II. Drouin 103 89 100 292 D. Joiner 77 64 90 231 Here To Serve V. Fallon 80 69 82 231 John M. Murray .1. Twomey 76 70 75 221 ,Elander & Swanton Gulf Totals 336 292 347 975 SUITS YOU TO A ,fr Super Service PRINCETON (1) Cor. Main and E. Belair 76 74 92 242 with nationally advertised Chestnut Streets H. Stern 78 81 83 242 A. Neil 93 98 88 279 Average 85 85 85 255 BOTANY —500" SUITS WALLPAPER Totals 332 338 345 1018 • YALE (3) CURTAINS ALLIED PAINT STORES A. Moriarty 72 91 99 262 60.00 is . . . JOSEPH T. GAGNE, President Y. Curran 64 77 71 212 And it for every window M. Robinson 82 81 91 254 LEOPOLD MORSE elegant . . . in 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence S. Kent 94 104 98 296 (Red) Cross Elliott's displays the largest Mock of cur Gold tains north of Boston. Cottage nets, ruffled Totals 312 353 359 1 0 24 so softly tailor( curtains, tailored curtains and drapes of WOLVERINE SUITS with your new the burst materials at modest prices fur every room in your home. Come in today and just as and make your selection. 67.50 dress-up dates.

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26-0 American Woolen Company School Committee Sees No Danger Committees Preparing A. P. C. Sorority For Free Church Fair Hallowe'en Party er Town's Heaviest Taxpayer Studies Finances Of War With Reds Miss Margaret Laurie beetle the The A. P. C. Sorority of the N. ,'13 (Continued from Page One) E. Milk Producers Assn., committee for the Free church fair, South church will hold a 11n1- tie football (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) lowe'en party at the Log Cabin.. itful week on $1401.65; Edith C. O'Connell, sponsored by the Women's Union, Katherine A. Bolton, $909.50; Phillips Acadeniy, tonight at s 1Y by taking $1968.60; Herman H. Petzold, wounds during the noon hours. supper at the next meeting wan which is to lie held Friday, Nov. 12, o'clock. The gates at the Sanc- ewster Acad. Boston & Maine RR., $1671.95; Many of these pupils ate their won by Henry S. Hopper. at the Church during the afternoon 174 $901.68; Trustees of Phillips tuary will be open front 7:30 to Alphonse A. Brouillard, $1457.75; At the conclusion of the supper and evening. Academy, 816,140.99; J. Augustus ;unction In the school cafeteria, 8:15. All members 1111114I Rose I;. Bullock, $787.95; Lilla and before the !niftiness session, Afternoon tea will be served in -footed full- Remington, $3576.80; Samuel while others brought lunches which prompt as the gates will lie Invited Burton. $S51.15; Fred E. Cheever, the inembere posed for a group charge of Miss Nan Lindsay. The uchtiowns la Resnik, Trustee, $3477.35; Ruth they consumed in Ile at 8:15 sharp. Mrs. Gordon $1472.88; , Stowe or photograph. supper menu will be announced inning plays, D. Redman, $671.50; Elizabeth C. Colquhoun and Mrs. Adeline Gertrude M. Soutar, $626.45; Jackson lunch room, The Superin- Gardere. Rich, $705.50; Charles B. Roberts, Col. Howard said that the one later. Wright are co-chairmen for the Abigal Curran, in trust, $1730.60; e $725.90; James and Annie Seiden, tendent felt that the teachers thing the Russians understand. The general committee consists party. Members are requested to other An.. Maurice J. Curran. Jr., $1475.60; $801.55; Catherine G. Shattuck, needed time at noon for their own the one thing they will respect, is of the following: Mrs. Robert wear slack or sport clothes and '• In eight-Yard Cross Coal Co., $620.50; George $825.35; Shawsheen Manor, Inc., lunches, and time for rest and force. The people of the countiy, Deyermond. Miss fist Petrie, Mrs. come prepared to join the foci! • E. Abbot. $844.05; Foster C. $995.35; Shawsheen Laundry. lie said, are under the complete Stanley Swanton, Miss Gladys Gill, eat Caine preparation for the afternoon's The refreshment committee is late Barnard, Ellsworth H. Lewis Inc.. $618. 80. tyranny of the top members of the Mrs. John Soutar, Mre. Alfred Loin- len a 70-yard (Andover Company) $959.65; work. Mrs. Preston Blake. (inkman: Roland H. and Olive F. Sher- Communist Party at the Kremlin. hard, Mrs. Alex Black. Mrs. Bessie • from Par- Rose K. Bullock, $805.93; David Mrs. Roland Thompson, Miss Her- man, $700.40; Emil J. C. and Lu- The Superintendent explained the He gave them credit for being Myles, Miss Nun Lindsay, Mrs. Les- ight the ball S. Barns, $2013.82; E. Barton and tiara Loonier. Miss Louise Sher• • ella M. Shulze. $678.70; St. Mary's work that was being done for the smart men who know that Russia lie Christison and Mrs. George e ird Hue But Jeannette T. Chapin, $928.20; man, Mrs. George Westhaver and Church Society, Inc., $595; M. physically handicapped. This work is in no condition to wage a war Adams. Jennie E. and John A. Doherty, Mrs. Charles Swift. Lawrence and Ruth P. Shields, with the United States, which n ,.us; Jeremiah J. Daly, et al., :s being done in accordance with George Keith will have his TiSunl Berkowitz, $1258; Fred H. Smith, $872.10; would also draw in her allies. he ..25 Agnes Davidson, $639.20; Mate law. A general discussion fol- choice selection of potted plants Beatty, Gor- Herbert L. and Frederic Smith, lowed, regarding needs for 1949. He felt that the decision of war ASHES AND RUBBISH us , rge C. H. Dutton, $603.67. and Christmas cards. Other bibles Tyrie, Cooke, $1054; Hattie V. Stephenson, Supt. Sherman brought out that the or peace rested with the Russians, will be: bakery, aprons, handker- REMOVAL George F. and Virginia R. Dut- in c; Esmiol, $1093.10; M. T. Stevens & Sons Junior High school was now 13 and that there were two 1)0814111111- chiefs, domestic, candy, post office. ton, $718.25; Fred H. Eaton. n- Vight, Chase, Co., $12,655.14; Frederick E. and years old anti it was about time ties for an immediate war: first, white elephant, grocery and pre- GILBERT SORENSON $600.95; Elander and Swanton ag Morgan, Til- Elsie M. 'reichert, $1057.40; Mar- some funds were expended on its if the men in the Kremlin were TELEPHONE 685-W Realty Co., $866.15; Roy E serves, grabs, refreshments and tY. qb; Gardere, garet G. Towle. $836.40; Emery maintenance and repair. He said in danger of being overthrown by fig Hardy and James Ross, $1122.85; whatnot. At, rill); R. .1. Trott, $1581. that 1t would be good business to a revolution they might start a John J. and Celeste D. Hartigan, Polk, Ray- William A. and Florence G. keep the buildings in good repair war to save themselves; and sec- $1052.30; William V. and Mar- vidson, Linn, Trow, $939.25; Samuel B. Trum- and that this would necessitate a ond, if we allow ourselves to be la- jory W. Emmons, $710.60; Fran- bull. $955.40; Tyer Rubber Co., reduced to innately Impotence the cis H. Foster, $662.15; Isabel S. larger appropriation for general re- ',edam Wat- 712,864.76; Watson Park Co., pairs. Russian leaders might see an The BON MARCHE .n- ('. Gould, $598.40; Ernest W. and $1146.65; Sidney P. White, opportunity to "land a haymaker." rt; Conway, Kathleen A. Halbach. $658.75; The committee discussed the pos- n; He said 1211148111118 often spoke of LOWELL, MASS. ell, Garvey, $935.85; Cornelius A. Wood, sibility of a building survey. While he James M. Heifetz, $663.85; Mar- the coming war between Capital- Reynolds, ig; $3285.25; Wool Warehouse Inc., no decision regarding a survey was it- jorie S. Hayes. $1730.60; Arthur ism and Communism. but he could I; McCieod, $668.10; Mario A. Yunggebauer, eached at this tittle, the suggestion a Heifetz, $827.05; Hildreth &$846.61). see no Immediate danger of such a OCTOBER 0, qb; Miles, is still under consideration. Supt. er Rogers, Co.. $605.20. conflict. '; Confalone, Among the organizations paying Sherman has arranged for several Hayer,fb. .Janney Mfg. Co., $1386.35; the higher personal taxes are; .at Mitchell and Margaret W. Johnson, experts, including Supt. Ralph Me- 2 3 4 American Tel. & Tel. Company, NAVY DAY PROGRAM .0- $1210.40; Kate P. Jenkins, $1025. Leary of Concord anti ex-Dean In observance of Navy Day, Handkerchief 6 0 7--26 $1543,60; Franklin & Company, Davis of Boston University, to talk sal 20; Mary N. T. Jones, $678.30; $1669.88; Lawrence Gas & Elec- Wednesday. October 27, station rt- Collins, 3, John A. and Ruth S. Lamprey, with the committee. tric Co., $39,198.37; N. E. Tel. & WCCM will present a navy pro- lie touchdowns 869:1.60; Lawrence Gas & Electric Tel. Co., $10,451.60; N. E. Power Discussion followed regarding the gram with Kenneth L. Sherman, Carnival Co., $1819.70; Ellsworth Lewis, needs for September 1949. It was Co., $1278.40; Trustees of Phil- commander of Andover post, 8, AII auto periods. $1077.80; H. Bradford Lewis, lips Academy, $510; and Western pointed out that there would be a American Legion, as guest speak- Buy for Yourself! by 1.2386.80; Malcolm NI. and Donald Jnion, $260.10. strong possibility of an additional er. The broadcast will start at In- E. Lundgren, $842.35; Clifford E. teacher in the Stowe school because 10:30 a. tn. Buy for Christmas! and Ruth S. Marshall, $1108.10; of Increased enrollment. It was The Navy department has an- Melrose Man Heads • Women's Floral Print Han- Nn Edwina M. Miller, $680.85; Jo- brought to the attention of the com- nounced that approximately 40 to seph W. McNally, $1076.10; Mer- B & M Publicity Dept. mittee that one more additional United States warships will visit kies and White Hankies with Initials. 6 for $1.00 or- rimack Mutual Fire Ins. Co., George H. Hill of Melrose, who teacher at Stowe would not only lie communities along the New Eng- 2006.85. for the past five years has been necessary because of enrollment, land coast and will be open to • Women's Swiss Scalloped official photographer for the Bos- but one more teacher would do public inspection on that day. Hankies in flowered prints he ton and Maine and the Maine Cen- with colored borders to match UPHOLSTERING away with doubled-up grades. Some i s tral Railroads, has been appointed discussion followed regarding the prints. Reg. $1.00. iiii ..66c silk Chairs - Refinished - Cone Seating as publicity manager of the two LIST Venetian Blinds - Window Shades Physical Education program and • Men's and Boys' Packaged High Grade Coverings for Davenports roads, it was announced recently the subject of Physical Education Hankies with three colored Lino Rugs - Mattresses Remade by Robert M. Edgar, assistant to YOUR Packing -- Shipping - Crating the president. In the grades was given considera- and three white hankies in tion. PROPERTY package. Also 6 white hand- to ROWLAND L. LUCE At the same time Edgar an- (Formerly Buchan's) kerchiefs. I,-inch hems. Reg. nounced that Clifford A. Somer- The Superintendent explained to 19 Barnard Street Tel. 1840 FOR SALE 25c.. . . .6 for $1.00 3r ville of Melrose, who has been the committee tile work of Miss ar- editor of the monthly magazines Elizabeth Hopkins in the element- • Children's Novelty Hankies in out your ary schools. The Superintendent WITH prints In sets of 6. Regular ms when published by the two railroads has on been named editor-in-chief in felt that Miss Hopkins' work had 10c 6 for 39c :rvices or GARDEN PLOWING all charge of the publications and been tremendously beneficial to • Men's Pure Irish Linen Han- JM RUBBISH REMOVED that James R. Doty of Winchester those having difficulty with reading. E. CARLETON BEMIS kies with Neinch hems. Reg. or- csified GENERA( TRUCKING has been trained advertising agent, The School Calendar for the spring 59c 39c with supervision of the advertising of 1949 was unanimously adopted Realtor jar ONE BATESON & SON of the two roads. by the Committee and is as follows: HANDKERCHIEF SHOP rn- Street Floor TEL. 1467 -W Mr. Hill for 25 years had been January 3-Schools re-open; Feb- 14 PARK ST. AND. 1296 a ORY a news photographer in New Eng- ruary 18-Schools closed for vaca- rid land for the Boston Post, Globe tion; February 28-Schools re- wn .OW and Herald and later was New open; April 14th-Schools close for er, England manager for Wide-World vacation; April 25-Schools re- las Photo Service. His illustrated GES open; May 30-Holiday; June 16- ral ectures on news events photog- JUST ARRIVED AT TOHER'S rat raphy have been shown before Elementary Schools close; June 23 11=1111Er scores of organizations. --High schools close. Min The Superintendent presented For the first time since 1941 we can offer caf. th e committee with statistics re- Limited Quantities of the garding per pupil cost and average a Brand New Console Sewing Machine following Anti-Freezes are teachers' salaries from a survey made of twenty similar towns to as in stock: Andover. Of these twenty communi- For Such a Low Price. Limited Number. ties, twelve haul higher per pupil can be ZEREX eisie ZERONE costs, while seven had lower per ONLY TREK SHELLZONE pupil costs. The highest per pupil Na AIL PRESTONE CASCADE cost was Brookline with $275 and JOS so elegant the second highest was Wellesley Sea with $225. The lowest was Stone- S .• TOMPKINS ham with $160. Andover's per pupil 119.95 SERVICE STATION cost is $186. merit The meeting adjourned at 9:15 416 No. Main St. Shawsheen SIX MONTHS CASH N p. In. 12

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RO? 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948

Their program included several popular numbers and a medley of World Community football tunes. PUNCHARD HIGH Among the novelty numbers Observance Nov. 5 WEST PARISH By PATRICIA PETERKIN The United Council of Church Mrs. Serail Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 584-J BALLA were "Sweet Mystery of Love," Mrs. Hazel Scl and "The Bells of St. Mary's" Women of Andover will observe ENGLISH Asmoviation played on two saxophones, and "I "World Community Day," Friday, WOMANS' UNION Mr. Peterson has been president of All organizations o Several members of the Eng- Perhaps you have heard some- Love You Truly," played on November 5, at the West Parish The next meeting of the Senior the association for the past two church. This will be a nation- Woman's Union of the West church Congregational Churc lish department of the Junior one say, "I wonder where they three clarinets simultaneously. years. wide observance. Councils all preparing for the an and Senior High schools at- The two performers were en- will be held Wednesday, October 27 get the money to finance the girls' over the country will hold similar at 2:30 p. in. at the house of the I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laramy of be held November 5 tended the fall conference of the band?" Much of the money comes joyed by an enthusiastic audience meetings considering the theme president, Mrs. John Duguid, Lowell Bethlehem, Penn., and their son munity room. New England Association of from the Punchard Alumni Asso- of both Junior and Senior High "Peace by Responsibility." street. The speaker of the afternoon Robert Laramy. Jr., of Concord, The Service Leagi Teachers of English held Friday ciation. During the past two students. In Andover, the observance will will be Mrs. Kendig 13. Cully, wife have been industrioti and Saturday. October 15 and 10, years $2 5 0 was donated to help Bleachers N. H. spent Saturday with Mr. center around the theme "Civil of the pastor of the First Church and on fancy work, aprons at the Keene (N. 11.1 Teachers' pay band expenses, $1 2 5 of Some of the senior boys are now Mrs. John Brodhead. Mr. Laramy, Rights." The Rev. A. Graham of Haverhill, who will speak on the to tempt the earll College. which was recently given for re- expert bleacher builder's. They Jr., is Federal Conservation Admin- Baldwin, school minister at Phil- subject "Christianity Begins at shoppers. The general theme of the con- paint on Instruments. were very helpful to the Boosters' istrator for the State of N. H. lips Academy will speak at the Members of the Fr ference was "English and the To finance their contributions, Club during the past weekend, John D. C. Little of Shawsheen services which will begin at 3 Church Notes are soon to start soli Spoken Word." Children's stories, the Alumni Association through- taking apart bleachers and getting road Is enjoying several weeks of p. m. Mrs. Philip Kelsey will Mrs. James Schofield will speak made food anti can poems, classroom activities and out the year conducts many them from Dracut to Andover, travel. At present he is visiting have charge of the worship in the West church next Sunday ladies in the parish. radio broadcasting were among social events which they hope and then reassembling them on relatives in Buffalo, N. Y. the subjects discussed. service. miming on her experiences while Miss Doris Shaw, Punchard !flab school students the Andover playstead with the Norman Muclion is recuperating help of some other recruits. The The project for this meeting is attending the conference of Cole the Church School pal I. will attend. at his home on Beech Circle from Ilooeters' committee is very "Pack a Towel" package for a gregational Churches held in Ober- start asking for art DEMONSTRATION the effects of it sprained ankle Aseembly pleased with the willingness with boy or girl of teen age in a Die- lin, Ohio, last June. grab bag. which he sustained in a fall Sunday, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 A very musical period was which the students have helped placed Persons camp. Informa- James Butler is The following Laymen took part Paul Engel of Chandler road is spent in the Auditorium last them. tion regarding these packages entertainment. For old, new and prospective In the morning service last Sunday, detained at the Lawrence General Thursday afternoon, with enter- has been sent to each local Mrs. Phillip Kels( users of Electric Ironers! Rally which was Layman's Sunday; Herb- hospital with injuries received Sun- ((linen; Andrew de Costa and church women's society. Pack- ert Carter, Horace Thomas, Dean of the Young People A vigorous rally was held last day when he was struck by an auto- See first hand how simple it Lenore Ferrari in the spotlight. ages are to be prepared and offer hot dogs, coif( Friday evening before the Ash- Hudgins and Arthur Lewis. mobile In Lawrence. presenting their "Matchless Mu- brought to the West church during the evening. is to overcome the drudgery land game with a crowd of en- North District Associntion sical 'Moments." Mr. de Costa November 5. The Rev. Richard Carter and Girl Scout Notes of one of the major house- thusiastic students on hand to The North District improvement plays practically every instrument Newly-elected officers of the An- daughter, Joan, of Suffield, Conn, The girls of Troop cheer. The cheerleaders, and Association will serve a baked keeping chores. in the band. including the clarinet. clover Council are: Miss Fonnie E. spent several (lays the first of the ing for their outdo° numbers of students followed the bean supper in Grange hall, Shaw- flute. trumpet. French horn, Davis. president; Mrs. Levering week with the formers' sister, Mrs. are learning to hu hand down Main street. cheering sheen road next Saturday, October saxophone, bass clarinet, and the Reynolds. Jr., vice-president; Mrs. Karl liaartz. cook. The girls wh( W. IL Hill, for school and team. 23 from 5 to 7:00 p. In. Mrs. Helen 45 MAIN ST. ANDOVER oboe; while his partner plays the Philip Kelsey, secretary; Mrs. Atty. Richard Gordon has re- the troop are work A dance was held afterward in Richardson is a member of the accordion. Robert Marland, treasurer. turned to his home on Lowell street tenderfoot badges. the gymnasium with a large committee and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- after spending the weekend in New Under the direc number in attendance. ley Chiebowski, Jr., are in charge York City. While there he met with leaders, Mrs. Arthu Booster's Day If you have not already bought of tlclce s; General Jonathan M. Wainwright to Mrs. George Forsyth Tickets are now on sale for your ticket be sure to do so, from n,ior 5I n's Union discuss proposed legislation cols is being planned to Booster's Day. Thursday, Novem- one of the students or from a Miss Barbara Lewis entertained YANKEE MAGAZINE cerning the control of Communistic to the parents at a ber 11, on the Andover playstead. member of the Booster's Day members of her group of the Junior activities . The clothing kit Our opponents in football that eommittee. Woman's 17nion at her home Tues- by the members of Single Issues and Subscriptions day will be the :Methuen eleven. Girls' Sports Notes day evening. Plans for the coining to be ready Decemts Theresa Beaudoin and Dawn bazaar were discussed and aprons ASBESTOS SIDING Any person havin Agent for Airplane Reservations Dunn of the Senior High school were made for the coming bazaar. New beauty in loins Manville Per uniform not now it are to assist in coaching and offi- matone Colored Asbestos Sidewalk Hotels and Steamship Lines Personals Alan Insulated Brick and Ct.', to contact the lead( elating in the Junior High girls' Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam of Roofing. Estimates Free . girls in the troop v The Book Room 14 Park St. Andover Travel Bureau Intramural program this year. FRED E. CHEEVER Mgr. Rochester, N. H., spent the week- WILLIAM P. DOYLE have uniforms. The soccer practice was poet- end with the former's parents, Mr. Daily: 9 A. M. — 5:30 P. M. Friday: 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. Also REAL ESTATE Foster Circle, And.—Tel. 1483 FRIENDLY GUILD ' poned Monday of this week on and Mrs. Leverett Putnam of Low- 21 Main St. Tel. 775 or 1093 The members of account of had weather. ell street. Guild will hold thei CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT— Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgan anti at the Andover Hom POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT —ALSO— family have returned to their horns Cesspools and Septic Tonic Friday evening, O( on Lowell street, after a visit with Installed social hour will bt 'e:atives in Maine and New Bruns freshments will be "JOIN A GREAT TEAM" wick. CHARLES CORBEIL All members am TEL. LOWELL 7231 ested are urged to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens and Governor nations of clothing President 'amity have moved into their newly age as soon as pose built home on Virginia road. DEWEY BRADFORD committee plenty c Mrs. Fannie Livingston of Con- ROOFING the parcels before Lt. Governor cord, N. H. renewed acquaintances Program A Success Vice-President with friends in the parish Sunday. ROOF REPAIRING The first social e COOLIDGE Miss Regina Langdon of Hart- OF ALL KINDS son was a very se WARREN :ord, Connecticut, spent the week- 25 Years of Experience Neighbor" program, end as guest of Mr. and Mrs. War- sented in the Co IY ren A. Lewis. All Work Covered Saturday evening. Miss Mable Barron of West New- By Insurance Harold Bailey, as ton spent the weekend at the family monies, kept the home on Haggetts Pond road. HENRY E. GOSSE neighborly mood Arthur Lovejoy of Lovejoy road HAGGETT'S POND ROAD ning. Everyone is spending the week with his son WEST ANDOVER youngsters in a b and his family in Springfield. Telephone Lawrence 38805 test to the oldest The Rev. and Mrs. John G. Gas- had a chance at tl kelt of Lowell street, attended the during the evenin wedding of one of their former par- George Sparks, .1 ishioners in Derry, N. H. last Sat- Andover Lunch married 40 years urday. jor award of an or Miss Doris Newton has returned the Livingston Fll SATURDAY The newest br 'o her duties us music supervisor Mr. and Mrs. Er in the schools of Montpelier, Vt., SPECIAL peted with Mr. an( after spending several days with quiz and both coup: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soup or Fruit Juice Miss Eunice O'I Newton of Boutwell road. Elwyn Russell we Mrs. Lena Strain and Mrs. Helen Baked Beans and a prize in their qi Copeland of Malden and Mr. and others receiving Mrs. Edwin Bryant of Somerville 2 Frankforts views were: Miss were Sunday guests of Mr. and Brown Bread Mrs. Gallagher, '5 Mrs. Karl Haartz. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Kazaz has returned Sweet Relish Little Carol Fo Treasurer to her home on Lincoln street, after rick Buckley, Jr Secretary visiting friends in Boston for seve. - Rolls and Butter rants in the bub CURTIS ,al days. All ladies in th COOK Me. and Mrs. Elmer Peterson of Dessert Beverage Orange" event Greenwood road attended the Essex prizes. They inch County Poultrymen Association an- 75c Crabtree, Mrs. nual meeting Tuesday at Hothore. Mrs. John Duke, sey, Mrs. Frankl Mrs. James Bu assisted by Jar Davidson, P. W. Haggerty, John Auditor Att. General Crabtree. During the int, WOOD BARNES ments of punch served. Richard U. S. Senator the ingredients Miss Margare SALTONSTALL nist and James ELECTRIC KITCHEN led the group it WASTE DISPOSER . . . ing. FOR Another featu "Find Your Hu MAKE IT A REPUBLICAN SWEEP .<1.7.i/owielaiewi competing wer( By MULLINS Franklin Hagge lip M. Kelsey, M TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 ZIP ... turn on cold water. Hutchins and

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948 7

Napier, Mrs. Welton !Anise and Town Infirmary Mrs. Robert Souter. Guests were BALLARDVALE present from Boston, Newton, C18-1,1 Standards High Fl Maynard, No. Andover, Lawrence be 'Mrs. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone 89/4-3I The high standards of the Seari and Andover. en president et Town Infirmary on Carmel road JACK CASWELL Mr. and Mrs. Napier were mar- All organizations of the Union All members of the Service the Past two have drawn commendation from Scribe ried October 17, 1923, at the Congregational Church are busily League worked hard to make this the Department of Public Health home of Mrs. Napier's sister and preparing for the annual fair to program the success it was. in a report just received by Roy Bo.5111) uniform, advancement, and com- brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- , 5 in the com- ert Laramy of be held November Women's Service League E. Hardy, chairman of the An- The Executive Board of the petitive events. ter Platt of Lawrence, by the Rev. munity room. and their son The next meeting of the Wom- dover Board of Public Welfare. North Essex Council enjoyed a John Carver, Cubmaster of Arthur S. Wheelock, who was The Service League members Of Concord, en's Service League will be held The report covers an inspection dinner followed by a business Pack 72 of the Free church, is pastor of the Free Christian have been industriously working Y with Mr. and Wednesday afternoon October 27. of the building made last July, meeting at the Andover Country doing his usual fine job with the church of Andover at that time. on fancy work, aprons, and articles I. Mr. Laram at the home of Mrs. Converse and includes only one recom- Club Wednesday evening, October Cub pack. This pack is generally y, to tempt the early Christmas rnti011 Parker of Ballardvale road. Trans- mendation regarding an inspection 2 0 . the largest in the North Essex Subscribe to The Townsman Admin. shoppers. to of N. H. portation will be furnished and by the Department of Public Troop Meetings Council. Members of the Friendly Guild the ladies are asked to Safety. $2.50 a Year of Shavisheen meet at Troop 76 of Ballardvale is are soon to start soliciting home- the Post Office. veral weeks of The letter, coining from Minna meeting regularly Tuesday eve- made food and candy from all he is visiting Donations J. Detach, district director, is as nings at 7:00 p. in. in the Fire Couple Observe ladies in the parish. The articles to be donated by follows: N. y. station. Scoutmaster Arnold Scho- TELEVISION e Is Miss Doris Shaw, in charge of the people of the Methodist church My dear Mr. Hardy: field, a student at Merrimack 25th Anniversary recuperating the Church School pupils, will soon are to be left at the home of Mrs. eh Circle from Our report and recom- College, would appreciate help About 100 friends and relatives at n start asking for articles for the George Brown so that they may sprained ankle mendation on the inspection from any men who are interested honored Mr. and Mrs. George C. grab bag. he packed by November 25 Clo- of your infirmary, which took n a fall Sunday. in scouting. Napier of Maple avenue, on their Ya James Butler is in charge of thing for teen age bays and girls is place on July 22, 1948, has andier toad is Explorer Post 72 of the Free 25th wedding anniversary last WALTER'S desired, especially long trousers. in entertainment. been unduly delayed. church meets each Wednesday at Sunday. A large bouquet of vrence General Persons wishing to donate may n- ‘Irs. Phillip Kelsey, in charge It was a pleasure to inspect 7:00 p. m, at the Free church American beauty roses with s received Sun. contact Mrs. Brown as to definite Drop in for Your Favorite ag the Young Peoples' group, will an infirmary of such high vestry. The unit is ready to streamers of money. also miscel- uck by an auto- articles desired to make up the ty, ,,tier hot dogs, coffee, and tonic standards, both as to main- register except for a Post Advisor, laneous gifts and flowers, were packets which are being sent to ag during the evening. tenance and personnel, and The Post committeemen are Mer- showered on the happy couple. SANDWICH or DRINK 11 Carter and a Displaced Persons' ('amp in Eu- la' Carl Scout Notes the building itself is of ex- rill Burnett, Robert Hatton, Open house was held and a Suffield, Conn, rope. The girls of Troop 19 are work- ceptionally highs quality. George Luedke and P. W. Moody. buffet lunch was served by the :he first of the 5 Park Street la- ing for their outdoor badges and Notes The only recommendation The Rev. Levering Reynolds. Jr. hostess, assisted by Mrs. James trs' sister, Mrs. - are learning to build fires and The next meeting of the Hal- we make at this time is that has been assisting in forming the .n- rook. 'rhe girls who have joined larclvale P.T.A. will be held it would he a good practice unit. Roger Dea is assistant post II; for you to request an inspec- ordon has re- the troop are working for their Thursday evening, November 4th, ad visor. he n Lowell street in Bradlee school. tion by the State Department tenderfoot badges. Troop 70 of Christ church met it- •eekend ill New Under the direction of the of Public Safety. It would Andover Craftsmen Miss Katherine Lawlor of the Friday evening, October 15, in the ire he met with be to your advantage to have leaders, Mrs. Arthur Weiss, and Massachusetts Extension Service Parish house under the guidance RE-UPHOLSTERING er Wainwright to Mrs. George Forsythe, a program the inspector's certificate of will give a talk on the subject, of Scoutmaster George Luedke. egislation con- is being planned to be presented approval posted. All Board- "Books and Toys," for school age Harold Whitworth, William Dean, —and — iat to the parents at a later date. ing Homes for the Aged must lf Communistic children for Christmas giving. David Wilkinson and Peter Cas- •o- The clothing kit being packed meet the test of the Depart- CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE There will be a business session well of Troop 71 visited the troop. ral by the members of the troop are ment of Public Safety, and and a social hour and refresh- It is expected that most of Troop BEAUTIFUL FABRICS rt- to be ready December 1. we feel very sure that you ments will follow the address by 71 will transfer to Troop 70, lie TIDING Any person having a girl scout would be just as interested in Miss Lawlor. since there is no Scoutmaster this Specializing in Plastics Manville ler uniform not now in use is asked having this guarantee of ,toe year in Shawsheen. A patrol con-1 an to contact the leaders so that all Pees Is safety for your Town Infirm- k and qt. test has been started and points Musgrove Bldg. Tel. And. 1820 by "nee . Miss Marjorie Davies of Das- ary. girls in the troop will he able to are to he awarded for attendance. in- DOYLE , have uniforms. combe road visited relatives in You are to he commended d.—Tel. Buffalo last week. for the high standards main- 1483! FRIENDLY GUILD POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT rat The members of the Friendly Mr. and Mrs. George Sparks of tained and the service avail- to River street spent Sunday at able In your Town Infirmary. MPED OUT Guild will hold their annual party ar- ...... at the Andover Home for the Aged, Lancaster, Very truly, yours, in- tptic Tanks Friday evening, October 29th. A Mrs. Rankin Grant and Mrs. MINNA J. DETSCFI, social hour will be held and re- Harold Grant of Woburn street District Director. he freshments will be served. are visiting relatives in Nova By Elizabeth T. Ayers, la ,ORBEIL All members and others inter- Scotia and Canada. Inspector _L 7236 ested are urged to take their do- Personals nations of clothing to the parson- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alleruzzo Mrs. Louis Beaulieu, Miss Bea- age as soon as possible, giving the of Center street recently spent a trice Beaulieu and Mrs. Robert !a committee plenty of time to pack weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Mitchell spent Monday visiting I N G the parcels before November 5. Matthews of Skowhegan, Maine. Mrs. Edwin Stevens of North An- Program A Success SIRING Mrs. Ralph Greenwood, Sr., and dover. The first social event of the sea- NT— Miss Marguerite Greenwood of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Donnell an, INDS son was a very successful "Hello Tewksbury street have been visit- of Tewksbury street celebrated on xperience Neighbor" program, which was pre- ing Mr. and Mrs. Wilkens of Au- their 40th wedding anniversary all sented in the Community room burn, Maine, former residents of October 14. :overed Saturday evening. the Vale. or- nce Harold Bailey, as master of cere- Mrs. George Haggerty of Win- Vote' monies, kept the audience in a Miss Agnes Leonard of Newton, chester visited friends in the Vale /or GOSSE neighborly mood during the eve- a teacher in Ashland High school, Monday. Viso Genieve Mott of Haverhill m- ND ROAD ning. Everyone including the spent the weekend with Miss Eu- nice O'Donnell of Tewksbury spent the weekend with Miss Mar- (OVER youngsters in a bubble gum con- FOR ifcreffffoi,2 garet Hadley. nd ence 38805 test to the oldest married couple, street. wn had a chance at the awards given Mrs. Gould of Belmont is visit- er, during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. ing at the home of her daughter, Subscribe to The Townsman las George Sparks, who have been Mrs. Charles Scobie of Tewksbury $2.50 a Year ral married 40 years received the ma- street. • Prevent the return of Prohibition, the ral jor award of an orchid donated by

the Livingston Florist Shop. racketeer and lawlessness. Continue in MEM AY The newest bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall, com- force the orderly Government control of peted with Mr. and Mrs. Reed in a sjoz tfiE (YEati. to comE quiz and both couples received gifts. I Juice Miss Eunice O'Donnell and Mrs. all alcoholic beverages. Choose the furniture you buy today Is and Elwyn Russell were each awarded a prize in their quiz contest, while with a view to its usefulness and WWI )rts others receiving gifts for inter- • Prevent a rise in your personal income views were: Miss Agnes Leanard, value tomorrow. See our huge stock nod Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Irving Shaw tax. Continue the flow of millions of iNasi and Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell. ish of dependable furniture at thrifty Little Carol Forsythe and Fred- I rick Buckley, Jr., were the en- prices Open every evening dollars in taxes paid yearly to the utter trants in the bubble bum contest. All ladies in the "Necking the for your convenience Community, State, and Nation by the Beverage Orange" event were awarded N to prizes. They included: Mrs. Percy Crabtree, Mrs. Ernest Edwards, THE FURNITURE BARN Alcoholic Beverage Industry. Mrs. John Duke, Mrs. Phillip Kel- sey, Mrs. Franklin Haggerty and WILSON'S CORN'ZR NORTH ANDOVER Mrs. James Butler. They were • Prevent your personal rights and privi- assisted by James Butler, Mr. Davidson, P. W. Moody, Franklin mM••••••r leges from being taken away because Haggerty, John Duke and Percy Crabtree. of your own neglect to vote During the intermission refresh- HAVE YOU ORDERED 'YES'on the ments of punch and cakes were served. Richard O'Brien donated 3 alcoholic beverage license questions. the ingredients for the punch. Miss Margaret Hadley as Pia- nist and James Butler as leader, led the group in community sing- FUR WINTER WRAITH SER • • • ing. OU LAST COLUMN ON 134/1 Another feature was the contest , "Find Your Husband" and those g*Aemi NUMBER 9-PARTS A-8-e' competing were: Mr. and Mrs. QUESTION LLINS Franklin Haggerty, The Rev. Phil- QUESTION lip M. Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. George —"It's still your Most Dependable Fuel. NUMBER 9 :old wafer. Hutchins and Mrs. Pauline Mac- Be Sate, With Winter Just Around the Corner, votes on Farlane. Be sure to cast your 'YES' A. Shall kite./ be granted in this .110111•,M•••1•11111 , these 3 questions. Any other vote or city toe town) for the tale therein Hitch. And Order Your Fuel Requirements TODAY! of all alcoholic beverages (whisky, NO TO ADJUST a failure to vote will carry Massachu- runs, gin, malt beverages, wines and all other alcoholic beverages)? • sfuse info setts toward Prohibition and all the ste is eel- attendant evils which it brings. B. Shull licenses be granted in this %our insurance I., city (or town) for the sale therein TES the drain! of wines and malt beverages ANHEUSER BUSCH. INC., SI. Lows. Mo. THE JAMES HANLEY COMPANY Prowler... R I toila's inflated P. BALI. AMINE a SONS. NewNts. N.J. HARVARD BREWING COMPANY, Lowell. Miss. (wines and beer, ale and oil othei NO BEYER WICK BREWERIES, INC.. Albany. N.Y G KRUEGER BREWING CO., Nese). N.1. molt beverages) I %alto, .ii minimum' BOSTON BEER COMPANY. Boston. Mass. NARRAGANSETT BREWING CO.. Crandon. R.I. CROSS COAL CO. THE CROFT BREWING COMPANY. Bost.. Mast. PABST BREWING COMPANY. Mileaul‘oe. Wis. DAWSON'S BREWERY. INC . Neel Bedloid, Mass. I 11,1, ,I•1. JACOB RUPPERT. Now nal, N Y C. Shall licenses be granted its this SERVING GREATER LAWRENCE FOR OVER 84 YEARS DIAMOND SPRING BREWERY, INC . Lawton., Mass JOSEPH SCHUTZ BREWING CO., M.Inaulkee. W., iii.el. Mass. city (oe town) for the sale therein YES X ENTERPRISE BREWING CO Fall C. SCHMIDT I SONS. INC , Pluladelphia, Pa. FITZGERALD BROS BREWI OG CO . bor. N.Y. of oil alcoholic beverages in pock. ANDOVER OFFICE: O. INC . Rochester. N.Y. SMITH BROS . INCORPORATED. New WWI, PAN,. Main Office: 26 Railroad Street THE GENESEE BREWING C ages, so culled, not to be drunk on NOI HAF I ENREFIER I CO..INC Boston Mass. THE WEST END BREWING CO.. Ulna. N.Y. SMART & FLAGG, INC. Lawrence — Tel. 5153 1 MAIN STREET TEL. 219 HAMPDEN55151116 COMPANY. WdlanansolL Mass. THE NI:MC(0 ER BREWING CO.. wousslas. Mass. the plerlitses James P. Martian, GO (tartlet Bt., AntInver, Alinsuchuverts. The Insurance Office Branch Office: 270 Essex Street, Lawrence Bank Bldg. Andover 870

RO? 8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948 EM has made 218 trips. covering 11,- Union: 3:00 p. in., Women's Annual Report Shows Services 000 miles in 385 hours of service. Union Meeting. Theme, "United Our car is serving the chapter AT THE CHURCHES We Stand." Speaker, Mr. Fred- uNI Of Of Red Cross Increased Here every week, the Veterans Affairs erick C. Allis of Phillips Academy, Office, Welfare Dept.. Board of is an open meeting for all (Continued from Page One) in New York in January. There Health, School Nurse, Bedford BAPTIST CHURCH ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH This who are interested. Child rare Is no immediate prospect of a Hospital, and the Blind. No won- REV. WENDELL L. BAILEY, Pastor REV. THOMAS P. FOGARTY, Pastor Our Fund Raising campaign, Friday, 7:45 p. m., Novena will be provided. change in our nursing program, der that new tires and a new Friday: Annual Baptist Youth guided by Mr. Young and Mrs. Fellowship convention at the First devotions. A"'La9sulitTikh"tirsdaty Mr. an, tailless you consider July 1950 as motor are needed. Costs Ferrari, a famou Buchan, was very successful, ex- Baptist enurch, Malden. Sessions Saturday, 4 to 6, and 7:30 to 9, immediate. Mrs. Leland has been our only WEST PARISH pair, gave a One assembl also extend through Saturday. Confessions. REV. JOHN GILBERT GASKILL, Minister ceeding our quota by a substantial The Mobile 1111 i Bank visited Arts and Skills worker since Mrs. before an audience of .1 Friday, 2:30 p. m.. Dismissal margin. us on April 12th and 13th at tile Beattie left Andover. Site has Sunday, :0:30 a. nl., Church Sunday, Masses 6:30, 8:30, Senior High School men Council for the Rev. Samuel The 11 • Set-lire committee, South Church. In spite of the given 144 hours and would ap- school for all departments; 10:45 9:45 and 11:30, Ferrari acted as maste Young at the Central Congrega- under Mrs. Tavern's leadership, earnest efforts of Mrs. Kimball preciate assistance by men or a. in.. Aiorning Worship; World monies and accompatnie tional! Church of Dracut. has averaged about 25 cases per and her committee, we reached women in leathercraft, ceramics, Order Sunday (United Nations ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH baud on till accordion month, totalling 311 during the about a little over 80% of our textile painting. sequin and seed Anniversary); Sermon, "A New (Ballardvale) Sunday, 10:30 a. in., Children's formed with thirteen di year, an increase of about 25% goal. This compares very favor- Life"; 7:00 p. tn., Evening service jewelry, paper and wood pulp Sunday, 9:00 a. m., Mass. Service of Worship; Classes in the struments during the pa over the previous year. About ably with other localities, but re- flowers, pencil sketching, oil and in the church parlor. Worship in ± Grange Hall for Adults, High Last Friday during two-thirds of the cases centered newed effort and personal contact charge of the Friendly Circle. watercolor painting, rug rooking, UNION CONG. CHURCH school. and Junior High settee' Mr. Nelson inaugurate about servicemen or their families. will be needed to meet the three Swedish weaving and square Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., Pioneer students. 11:00 a. an., Morning Two case workers provided the (Ballardvale) school officers. The nev4 day demand during 1949. The knotting. Women volunteers are Girls meet lit the vestry; 6:30 Service of Worship; Music by the chairman with regular assistance REV. PHILIP M. KELSEY, Minister Raeburn Hathaway tl Red Cross has taken over the en- needed for both day and evening p. m., Alen's Club Harvest Supper; West Parish Church Girls' Choir. and three others were available tire Blood Donor program in Mas- Sunday, 9:30 a. m., Sunday &iced the members of t work and men for evening and wives are invited. Speaker, Rev. Report on the Oberlin Council by for emergencies. sachusetts and needs one donor school and Junior church; 11;00 camel!. followed by Ht weekend hours. Crawford Smith, Pastor of the a. tn., Nursery for infants and Mrs. James Schofield. Sermon by ley, the secretary wile The District Nurse made 1,534 from every 32 people. The situa- The Canteen Corps is still well First Baptist church, Lexington. small children; Morning Worship; the Pastor. 3:00 and 7:00 p. In., the homeroom officers. calls during tile year—an increase tion is immediate and pressing. The Andover Association of organized under Mrs. McDuffie, Tickets may be purchased from Sermon, "The Key to the Future." A Student council mu of about 100. Receipts amounted (' Ity Service provides Churches and Ministers will inset but demands for its services are any member of the Melt's Club Wednesday, 2:00 p. m., Wom- held with President to $652.25. Mrs. Butler and Miss supplementary equipment and at the Congregational Church infrequent. They assisted in the now. en's Service League meeting at in presiding. The minutes Woodbury attended a conference supplies to the Bedford Veterans Tewksbury Center. Rev. lingo Forest fire epidemic, that we so Thursday, 10:00 a, tn., All-day home of Mrs. Converse Parker. meeting were read, am Hospital and appeals to Andover Bourdeau. Pastor. 7:00 p. organizations for contributions. well remember, and served supper meeting of the Woman's Union; user's report was g Young People's Fellowship. DONALD L. AMY During April, Andover supplied for the Fund solicitors and tile 8:00 p. in., Adult choir rehearsal which the meeting wal staff of tile Blood Bank. They SOUTH CHURCH Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.. The all the Hospital's Community in the church parlor. RFV FREDERICK B. NOSS, Pastor Senior Woolen's Union will meet TEACHER OF PIANO service requests, including 300 have also provided refreshments Notes: Tuesday, November 2, Friday, 7:15 p. iii., Troop 73, Because of the genet at the home of the president. Mrs. Beginners — intermediate — Advanced separate games and contest for the Bedford Veterans Hospital the Women's Charitable organiza- Boy Scouts. the League of Women patients. John Duguid. Mrs. Kendig Cully STUDIO 35 ELM STREET prizes and several hundred indi- tion for the Lawrence General pupils of the Junior H Sunday, 8:45 a. nt.. Young of Haverhill, will speak on "Chris- TEL. 2079 vidual small gifts. Our share of The Junior Hed Cross has been Hospital will meet in the Baptist serve United Nations s tile cigarette pool approximates People's Society meet at church to tianity Begins at Home." Mrs. active and successful. Miss Hird church vestry starting at 1:30 go on trip to Monadnock church assembly period, Frida $300 per year, and demands are reports full enrollment from the p. tn. Cully is chairman of the Christian on the United Natior, increasing. At Christmas we con- service in Hancock, N. H.; 9:30 Family Life Commission of the public, parochial and Harland a. m., Church school and the by Mrs. Phillip K. Al tributed toward the cost of pa- schools. About 41)0 articles were Massachusetts Congregational con- shown. She and Mrs. I tients gifts, bringing up our CHRIST CHURCH Junior church; 9:30 a. m., High cAznottnein9 given to hospitals. Tile Juniors ference. will then answer ques REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector School classes; 9:30 a. m., Men's year's expense to $570.47. Organ- N Several ninth g assisted in the drive and con- Friday, 6:30 p. ne, Boy Scouts, group; 10:45 a. tn., Morning Wor- Thursday, 8:00 p. nt., The izations. other than the Red Men's Brotherhood will meet in the opening of the exclusive Cross, contributed $103.36 in tributed $50.00 to the Children's Troop 70. ship and Sermon; 10:45 a. m., Fund. Twelve public school teach- the Grange Hall. Speaker, Ali*. cash and supplied 50 game prizes. S lay, 8:00 a. nt., Holy Com- Church kindergarten; 11:15 a. m., South Side Rest Home Alan R. Blacker. His subject will Mrs. Gale, chairman of the com- ers assisted Miss Hird in these en- munion; 9:30 a. m., Sunday Educational inoving pictures; Chain Link F deavors. be "Impression of England." Guard Your Props' mittee, wishes to express her school; 11:00 a. In., Morning 3:00 p. m., Andover Association at 66 County Road Miss Coolidge, last November, STEWART BUILT thanks to Mrs. Blamire, Mrs. Prayer and Sermon; p. in., meeting at the Congregational MUTT & JEFF, MARY WORTH, Estimates Cheerful Ipswich, Mass. Boyce. Mrs. Johnston and to Mr. agreed to take tile chairmanship Young People's Fellowship. church in Tewksbury. DONALD DUCK, LPL ABNER, Young, our Coordinator. of our Nutrition committee. She Walter A. Regan F opposite South Side Green Monday, 7:30 p. ni.. Tuesday, 8:00 p. nt., Ping Pong The Berrys, Penny, Virgil, Na- immediately organized an able poleon and Uncle Elby and "Life's 344 Salem St. Nine Gray Ladies, on active Friendly Society. Club. duty, one day a week, have served group, and by letter, news items, Like That" are only a fee of the Moderate Rates Wednesday, 1:15 p. in.. Week- 1,512 hours at the Bedford Hos- and radio appeal, endeavored to Tuesday, 3:15 p. m.. Girl country's leading comics which Day School of the Christian re- appear every day on the comic pital—a very notable contribu- form classes or offer other nutri- Scouts, Miss Sparks' troop. Telephone Ips. 230 ligion; 6:30 p. tn.. Men's club pages of the Boston Globe every Andover Weld tion. tion service. Tile results were Wednesday, 1:15 p. tn., Week- I opening dinner. Speaker, Rev. day. Make it your M.o.' 111,%, GAS AND ELE Bertha M. Chapman, prop. Our Motor Corps, which Mrs. extremely discouraging, and we day Religious Education (South paper. Read the Sunday Globe. Field governs in close cooperation can only report that our nutrition Church); 2:00 p. tn., Girl Scouts, Alexander Szent-Ivanyi, formerly Shop Hours I Deputy Bishop and Ecclesiastical (Adv.) with her Gray Ladies committee. problems are not very pressing, if Mrs. Johnson's troop. Tel. And. 204 President of the Hungarian Uni- • measured by public interest. I Thursday, 10:00 a. m., Holy 40 PARK ST. tarian church. Subject, "The want to thank Miss Coolidge for Communion. W. SHIRLEY BARNARD her very sincere and well planned Protestant Church Under Totali- Come in and browse around, to find the right gift, effort. + tarianism." Winston Blake and Real Estate and Insurance FREE CHURCH "IT'S THE F The Water Safety classes at Robert Sutton are arranging the —: at :— REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS, JR., Pastor dinner. Where there's the rare i for the right person, at the right time. Phillips Academy, Hussey's Pond Friday, 7:00 p. in., Boy Scouts. Main and Barnard Streets atmosphere and good to, Thursday. 10:00 a. m., All-Day and Ponips Pond have been very Saturday, 9:00 a. an., Practice Telephone 66 pored and in sizable poi Sewing Meeting of the Women's —Specialising in Lobster well patronized, well conducted, for Junior basketball team at the at the and quite successful. Mr. Johnson Andover Guild; 10:00 a. m.. Prac- Little Red Sch issued 11 Junior and 31 Senior tice for the Intermediate basket- Route 125 certificates, and Mr. Dunn advises ball team. YOUR ANDOVER FURRIER a new high mark in aquatic ac- Sunday, 9:30 a. nt., Church STRATFORD SHOP tivities. Tile Red Cross has school: 11:00 a. ne, Nursery VERY FINE COLLECTION OF 1949 STYLES "As Hamlet solilt assisted in leadership training, class for children whose parents 50-A MAIN STREET and Mr. Dunn is requesting an wish to attend church; 11:00 We Will Restyle Your Old Tuxedo Coat day, when he a • expansion of this Red Cross serv- a. in., Morning Worship, with Ser- attractiveC ice. Forty-two certificates were with Peter Pan Collars and Cuffs, $22.50 mon by the Rev. Arthur S. Christmas Cards: issued at the ponds. out of a total Wheelock, a former pastor of the COME IN AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES IN FURS and can't be no enrollment of several hundred. church; 3:00 p. m., Andover As- A Thing of Beauty I wish to express my thanks to sociation meeting in Tewksbury --The-- all the Andover supporters of tile center: 6:15 p. m., Pilgrim Fel- Red Cross, and call upon them for ROBBIE'S FURS McCLELLAN G ..EVERLASTING BEAUTY, lowship: 7:15 p. m.. V.P.C.A., a their continued interest and en- discussion group for past High 11S BARNARD STREET, ANDOVER TELEPHONE 1956 South Main /- `It is a fine diamond! But rollment. Present indications are school young people. At 1 Orchart that some of our demands will in- Tuesday, 2:30 p. nt., Helping -'5 4 there's more to the selection crease in tile very near future, Hand society in the church parlor; Tel. 172' /t-t "1‘`if particularly in Home Service 7:00 p. m., Margaret Slattery Nearly my pre-wa, 110 ,....., of a fine diamond than work, aid to veterans in hospitals. Class meeting at the home of Mrs. and in the Blood Donor campaign. L. Reynolds, Jr. (radial) 3mport5 old copper Penn. Di 1 Pt. to 5 Gals. fo meets the layman's eye! 'rhe harvest is ever ripe: the de- Thursday, 3:45 p. in., Junior mand for personal service faces us choir rehearsal; 7:00 p. m., Girl Argilla Road — Ipswich — Tel. 205 wood baskets. V Purchase your diamonds from a jeweler of established rep- every day. Scouts; 7:30 p. rn., Senior choir gnome faced gourc Respectfully submitted, rehearsal. 1/4 Mile From South Green utation and practical experience! Consult with JOHN H. ELLEN F. AleCOLLUNI. "No more crc + GRECOE before you buy diamonds! .;'roit, I' HOUR METHODIST CHURCH CHINESE IMPORTATIONS Wednesday morning. October (Ballardvale) REV. WILLIAM CRAWFORD, 27. at 10 o'clock, the Littlest Lis- Minister Selected Gifts for Christmas Sunday, 10:30 a. ne, Morning teners group of pre-school chil- Worship and Sermon: 11:40 a. m., dren, three, foul' and five-year- Church School with classes for JOHN H. GRECOE olds, will meet in the Young all ages. People's maul of the Memorial Hall library fur a story hour. At the same time. the mothers will The Equitable Life Assur- "Things Different" meet, and will review the discus- ance Society of the U. S. sion held last time on the subject LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE MARKETING of Hallowe'en and parties. games, HARRY E. CLOUGH „iih crafts and decorations, as they 117 CHESTNUT STREET apply to the very youngest merry- TEL. ANDOVER 111 makers. The mothers' group will * You needn't be rich to serve meat fairly often (though nowa- outline plans for a complete party days it certainly helps if you are!). You can stretch small which will be safe and still satis- Phone 3-4000 — Res. 9088 amounts surprisingly far by combining them with A&P's sen- fying for the pre-school age. All sibly-priced cereals and canned foods. Here's how: children of these ages and their Dr. Joseph B. McCavitt ENJOY A GOOD, LONG LOAF! STRETCH IT OUT WITH KRAUT! mothers are cordially invited to To make a man-size meat loaf at You won't hear a single beef about attend these groups, held every CHIROPODIST - PODIATRIST ground beef prepared this way: other Wednesday morning at a budget-wise price, combine 11,5 351 Essex St, Lawrence, Mass. lbs. ground meat, 1 egg, 1,4 tsp. To % lb., add % tsp. salt; shape 10:00 o'clock, during, the seleed pepper,2 taps. salt, 8'a8 cup chopped into balls and cook in 2 tbsps. fat year. celery, 2 tbsps. chopped onion, % until browned, turning occasional- There's only / cup chopped celery ly. Add 1 cup boiling water, 2 We can makt 0"1111141/*/ leaves and 1 can onions (cut in halves), 1 cup Be Carefree As a Puppy 4 tomato soup. Mix cooked or canned tomatoes and 1 Wr one trouble with well. Add 4 cups #2 can of A&P SAUERKRAUT. of A&P's crispy Simmer about 1 hour. Serves 4. SUNNY FIELD LEFT-OVER "PUSH-OVER" CORN FLAKES Nita/40144 Have nary a Wash or SUNNYFIELD WHEAT Two cups of left-over meat will A Complc FLAKES (slightly crushed). serve 4 to 6 people...right ...if Worry in your pretty Pack into greased 9"x 5"x3" loaf it's stretched so: Mix together 1 Worm Air . . it's here before you know it, pan and bake in moderate oven, finely chopped onion, 'Ai tsp. salt, and you rush madly to get those nec- 375'F., 114 hours, 6 to 8 servings, 1 tsp. horseradish, 1 tsp. mustard head. Get out and enjoy and !;, tsp, pep- ss „„An essary things for yourself and for gifting. BAKED BEANS? BY ALL MEANS per. Add to 2 cups VW j4/r//, —October's Sunshine— mashed potatoes. \, ;•'""1., Take sweaters, f'rinstance. Right now we have a When finances are low, give thanks Combine 1 egg COAL fine selection of good sweaters--Shetlands, Cash- for franks and A&P'a thrifty (beaten), is cup while We Take Care of Your Laundry. ANN PAGE BEANS ... and put WHITE HOUSE meres and others. Why not be wise and pick 'em them together like this: To two 16- EVAPORATED now for Xmas . . . and oz. cans of beans, add 2 or 3 sliced MILK from the A&P (undiluted), Our Specialty Is Family Wash frankfurters, 1 tbsp, brown sugar, 1 tbsp, melted margarine and 2 A while we still con order wt:,.L,..( % tsp, grated onion and 1,4 cup cups left-over or ready-cooked B. L. tomato juice or ketchup. Pour into meat (chopped). Add to potato 58 MAIN Si special colors you may baking dish or bean pot and bake mixture and pile into freaseti desire . . . • ANDOVER STEAM LAUNDRY in a moderate oven, 350°F., 25-31) quart casserole. Bake in hot oven, 14 BROAD% TELEPHONE 110 minutes. 6 satisfying servings. 425'F., 25 minutes.

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, Women's certs given by the Andover Com- sometime In November. The mem- Tencheri-eolirtie ('are Fund munity orchestra. The pupils of Room 8 have me, "United bers of the committee are: 'Joan l'rofesor Barnes of Boston Uni- Four pupils front the Business started a Care fund for relief of Mr. Fred- JUNIOR HIGH Buckley, Sam DeSalvo, Janet Val- versity is presenting a Harvard- division assist Miss Evelyn Parker families in foreign countries. pa Academy, By JANET THOMPSON entine, Richard Graves, Ruth Bel- B. U. course, entitled, "The World be and Miss Beatrice Stevens daily Sonic of the boys and girls would ting f ur all in kit, Brad McCormick, Sandra Guer- Community" to a group of teach- es the cafeteria in operating the cash like afternoon Jobs to earn money. Child rare tin, lack Hill, Gill Etinger, Shir- ers in the Junior High on Thurs- This money will be sent to the been working with Mrs. Allan on registers. They are: Karolyn Ass,mblies ley Murray, Janet Svenson, Wal- day afternoons. Junior High people "Care" company in New York. tit this project. They are Frances Erler, Kathleen Doyle, Catherine Thursday Mr. and Mrs. De- ter Wood, Dorothy Hastings, Jack taking the course are: Mrs. Walsh, which will ship food and clothing Ferrari, a famous musical Dunlavy, Lyman Gale, and Janet lnderson, and Lucille Spinella. ISH Cost , Morgan. Maureen Collins, Richard Miss llird, Miss Dantos, Mr. Hinck- abroad. pair, gave a fine assembly program Thompson. Dance Commit tee Holmes. Judy Colmer, Jack Car- ley, Miss Parker, Miss Bisbee, ;KILL, minister before an audience of Junior and ., Dismissal Sports At 11:30 Monday, members of ver, Dorcas Johnston, Larry Miss Bisbee, Miss Collins, Miss rs Senior High School members. Mrs. ev. Samuel The 1)1'111(.11ml, coach, and stu- the Dance committee met and dis- Lewis, Joyce Williams, Robert Marithli, Miss Westcott, the school Subscribe to The Townsman Ferrari acted as master of cere- I Congrega- dents are grateful to the parents cussed plans for future dances. West, Betsle Spark, and Raymond nurse, and Mrs. Beale, the dental 52.50 a Year at. monies and accompanied her hus- who contributed their automobiles The first school dance will be held Yancy. nurse. band on an accordion as he per- for the transportation of the boys .. Children's formed with thirteen different in- who played in the Methuen game lasses In the struments during the program. Friday. Transportation for games dults, High Last Friday during assembly, away is quite essential, because High school Mr. Nelson inaugurated the new the school cannot hire a bus each at., Morning school officers. The new President time. ( Music by the We re Veciatiib in e Rachurn Hathaway then intro- The Juni‘a High Varsity held Girls' Choir. tiered the members of the Student the Methuen Junior Varsity to a n I Council by council, followed by Barbara rot- tie score. 6-6, in a hard fought Sermon by ley. the secretary who presented game at. Methuen last Friday after- be I 7:00 p. ni., he homeroom officers. noon. US >elation of .1 Student council meeting was in rs will meet In the second quarter, Dan Wor- hell with President Hathaway cester intercepted a pass and ran n- 1 Church in presiding. The minutes of the last about 40 yards to the two yard og Rev. Hugo meeting were read, and the treas- ty, 7:00 line. and Alan Wilson carried the p. urer's report was given, after ng wship. ball front there for a touchdown. which the meeting was open for The Methuen touchdown was tor is' I>. tn.. The discussion. scored in the last minutes of play in will meet Because of the generous help of after a short punt bounced behind ia- esident. Mrs. the League of Women Voters, the our goal line. :endig Cully pupils of the Junior High will oh- All the members of the team .n- k on "Chris- serve United Nations week, during played a fine game, but outstand- n; tme." Mrs. assembly period, Friday. A movie ing were Co-Captains Alan Wilson he he Christian nn the United Nations, obtained and Jack Morgan, Dan Worcester, at- sloit of the by Mrs. Phillip K. Allan, will be and Gil Efinger. a gational coo- er shown. She and Mrs. Peter McKee The Andover boys who partici- Women will then answer questions on the gated in the game are as follows: p. tn.. The U N. Several ninth graders have le, morocco, DeSalvo; Ig, Brant- at •o- sill meet In ley; It, Rogers;c, McGrath, Os- tat :peaker, Mr. t rowski; rg, Townsend; rt, Poland, rt- subject will Chain Link Fences Holmes; re, Efinger; qb, Graves, lie gland." Guard Your Property With Dolan, Murray; lhh, Wilson; rhb, STEWART BUILT FENCES Morgan; fb, Worcester, Partridge, AV WoRTH, en '1, ABNER, Estimates Cheerfully Given McCafferty. Walter A. Regan Fence Co. Youthful sailor in by Virgil, Na. The boys' intramural soccer sea- In- r and "Life's 411 Salem St. Tel. 28670 son has been completed. The re- lush color contrasts a few of the sults are as follows: Reds won of Gray, Wine, en macs ellich first place with five points, Golds i t he L,rne, Fuchsia and to COMIC second with three, the Blues third (;lON' PV1.1.3. Andover Welding Co. Black. 3rd Floor. )r, with two, and the Greens fourth lost1,11 111.0, GAS In- la y Globe. AND ELECTRIC place with one point. (Adv.1 Shop Hours 8- 11 A scrimmage was played last Tel. And. 2029 - R Wednesday with Central Catholic 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER freshmen, the Andover Junior ARNA RD Varsity winning, three touchdowns to two. Insurance P. T. A. "IT'S THE FOOD" The P. T. A. outliers will hold I Streets Where there's the rare combination of ;heir annual drive on Thursday of atmosphere and good food, tastily pre- 56 pared and in sizable portions. this week, when they will visit the —Specializing in Lobster and Chicken-- homerooms at 1:45. ar- English Conference an, Little Red Schoolhouse on Route 125 North Andover Last weekend, Miss Beatrice Stevens, Miss Ansi Angelo, Miss all IER Nancy Hird, and Miss Katherine 1/11 4weeney of the English depart- Or- LES "As Hamlet soliloquized to- ment attended an English con- day, when he admired my ference in Keene, N. H. ter In- a t t ractive collection of Mathematics Tuesday, October 19, Miss a Christmas Cords: 'Tig as tig Evelyn Parker, Arthur Weiss, and tid 'URS and can't be no tigger'." Carl Martini of the Mathematics wn "epartment, attended a mathemat- or, --The-- ics conference in Malden. Ins McCLELLAN GIFT SHOP Banking ral ,NE 1956 Tuesday. October 13, was bank- ral South Main Street ing day, and 68 pupils deposited At 1 Orchard Street total of $118.10. On October 19, a total of $149.05 was deposited Tel. 1724-M by 71 pupils. Every week shows an Nearly my pre-war quantity of nerease in the militant of money rt5 old copper Penn. Dutch measures banked. rite seventh graders lead 1 Pt. to 5 Gals. for flowers and in money deposited, with the ninth Tel. 205 wood baskets. Witch-leg and graders a close second. gnome faced gourds. Business Department The business group addressed "No more cross dog." envelopes to assist the committee 1411 in sending out tickets for the con- SID 45

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EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Views of IMEET Down the Years OBITIUARI with 1iltS• DANIEL RICHARD VOLUME 61, NUMBER 1 The News Mrs. Edith M. (Levasseur rein the There is one outstanding difference between a newspaper I Continued From Page One) The Townsman ard, wife of Daniel Richart Fletcher street, died. Tueada and a human being. The periodical enjoys old age. As the years 'oust be somehow fitted into the 50 Years Ago — October, 1898 Mg en route to the hospits present pattern of national rights tateHousie roll on, and the age of the publication increases, the better it Advertisement: $15 overcoats a sudden illness at her ho And politics. Parkinson L. ()tidy, associal all is. Not so, of course, with man — or woman. The human And she has an argument. She for $6.79. cal examiner gave the ci species never enjoys growing old. simply cannot afford to accept in- Sewer trench in Railroad street, By SEN. PHILIP K. ALLEN death as coronary occlusic ternational control if her present in front of Charles White's rest- Today, the Andover Townsman proudly rates its age: Richard had been home r form of government and leader- ,:ence, caves In. An Italian laborer, The next department which we hospital only a week after "Volume 61, Number 1." That, in plain, everyday English ship is to remain. Atomic contra' known as "Jimmie" is buried. He shall examine is that of Labor and going an operation three we is in direct contradiction to Rus- is rescued, but believed to be bad- Industries. This department, estab- means we are 60 years old and are beginning our 61st year. Born in New Brunswick I sia's attitude to the outside world. ly hurt. lished in 1919. has increased its Three-score years is a long time to hove served a community, : She has set up a form of govern- Master Lewis Sherman Paine scope as the problems of labor and Richard had been home f but that is the plain, unvarnished truth. For ten years more ment and an economic system that celebrates his fourth birthday with the problems of management have past 10 years in Andover. than half a century we hove been on the job, once every week. depend for sheer existence upon a party at the home of his parents, increased. visors include, besides her 1 one son, Melvin, of Was repression of individual rights of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua L. Paine. The department is administered We feel that we are port of Andover, and we hope Andover any sort. Her people are forced In- The following precinct officers by Commissioner Daniel J. Boyle, D. C.; three daughters, Mrs is part of us. By that we mean that we would not like to think to the greatest economic monopoly ire named: Precinct 1 — George of Peabody, and Assistant Com- R. Dudley of Washington, T that the town would be any more willing to part with us, than ,hat exists. And while the Rus- GEORGE C. NAPIER k. Higgins. warden; Frank H. missioner, Mrs. Hattie Smith, of nette Richard of Andover, St. Mary of the Enu we would be to part with the town! dan people may be promised all Hardy, deputy; William Burns, Boston. (By statute, the Assist- ter kinds of good things in the future, our Town Accountant, George clerk; Daniel A. Collins, Louis A. ant Commissioner is a woman.) Willimanset; two sisters, N C. Napier, is a native of Andover All we can say, on this birthday, is that although we are he fact is that they've never had 'Mae, William J. Dougherty, J. F. In addition, there are three associ- filial' Michaud and Miss and has been a resident of the Morse, Ralph R. Ross; precinct 2 ate members who comprise the no longer young in years, we are still young in spirit. We have ,nough of anything since the Revo- Levasseur, both of Malt lution. In all the dictatorships so town for fifty of his fifty-five -- Howell F. Wilson, warden; Beard of Conciliation and Arbi- brothers, Joseph and Joh that up-and-do spirit that is common with youth, and we hope :ar, the central government has years. A product of our local Frank E. Parkhurst, deputy; Owen tration and the Minimum Wage sour of Maine, James Levi schools, he also attended the we have combined with it the wisdom that befits one of our taken over industry, told people P. Caffrey, clerk; John J. Burke, Commission. There is also a legal Connecticut and Ernest L Lawrence Commercial school and vhere they may work, how much Daniel H. Poore, Nathan E. Mears, branch of the department, of Lawrence, also seven years. Bentley's School of Accounting the hey will be paid, what they can Horace S. Neal, Edmund B. Hayes. functions of which are to prose- and nephews and two g * * and Finance. For a number of buy, and generaly failed to provide Contract for lighting signed be- cute in the courts employers found years prior to his appointment to dren. hem with the good life. On the tween the town of Andover and the guilty of the violations of the The funeral will be hel JOHN MASON KEMPER the office he now holds. he was an ecord, when industries are devel- Andover Electric Company. The statutes and to advise the depart- Last Friday's inauguration "on the hill" was an historic auditor and insurance agent. morning from the M. A. 1 oped on a basis of production for price per year is not to exceed ment on legal questions relative During the first World War, he neral home, with a sole occasion. Every time a new headmaster assumes office at $1.150, and there will be more to the administration of the law. national defense, the standard of was a member of Battery F of the MSS of requiem at 9:30 t Ugh's. Phillips Academy it is an occasion worthy of note, but some- lying decreases. Ordinary con- 102nd Field Artillery and later The Board of Conciliation con- St. Augustine's church. B mer goods are In short supply joined Headquarters company of The A tul over Guild appeals for sists of three members, one a rep- he in Immaculate Concept how the inauguration of John Mason Kemper seems to mean clothing of all kinds, for all ages, resentative of Labor, one a rep- or disappear altogether. Then the the same outfit as sergeant In the tery. o great deal. Certainly those who know the mon have a feeling and for both sexes. problem is to convince the people personnel section. When the resentative of Employers of Labor, Friends may call Thursd that never before was a more outstanding man picked for a of the need for continued short- Armistice was signed, he was at Congregational Church of Bel- and the third, while he is not so to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. particular job. That is saying a great deal, because Mr. Kemper ages. First Army Headquarters as regi lardvale has a harvest supper designated, is commonly referred • • • which nets a $22 profit. "A State of Siege" mental sergeant major in person- to as the representative of the MRS. HARRY E. WELL! has had some outstanding predecessors. • • • If an iron curtain can lie main- nel. A past commander of the Public. They are appointed by the Mrs. IIattie M. (1 When a change is made, it is wise for those who do the tained, that problem can he solved Andover post, American Legion. 2'S Years Ago — October, 1923 Governor, with the approval of the Wells, a former reside' picking to pick the right type — the right sort — the one who with some chance of success. Con- he has served on various commit- Ladies' Auxiliary of Clan Johns- council, for a term of three years lardvale where she lived vince the people that they are tees as well as holding other ton has its fourth anniversary. each, one term expiring each will best do the job in the years ahead. We fully believe that her 70 years, died Frie threatened from outside, that ex- offices. Also a member of S The Standing committee of the year. It is interesting to note that October 15, at the hop the trustees have made a magnificent choice. John Mason istence depends upon continued Matthew's Lodge. A.F. and A.M., Free church entertains the heads this board wits established in 1586 daughter, Mrs. Samuel Kemper HAS what it takes. Moreover, he is still young — only sacrifice, and they will he more Mr. Napier is married and lives of the different church organiza- and was one of the first boards to 418 Andover street, Ili ready to accept inconveniences. A at 64 Maple street. tions at supper. The meal is pre- be so established in the country. 36 — and there is no good reason why he should not serve the The wife of Harry E constant cold breath of tear will pared by Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Dean The duties of this board con- Wilton, Me., where she school for at least two score years! keep them in hand. Russia's pres- and Mrs. Sheriff. sist not only in aiding the parties for the past 20 years, E •t policy of finding fault with the in labor controversies to adjust It may not be quite so long, and again it may be a little Mary Bell. Alice C. Bell and Jo- rived by her husband; Western powers, her denunciation seph Bell of Bartlett street en- their differences amicably, but al- longer. But what difference do a few years make? Phillips What Our Carl V. of Reading and of the Marshall Plan, her attacks joying a motor trip to Lake Mo- so in preventing through its ad- of Auburn; four daugt Academy is well supplied right now, and there should be noth- upon atomic proposals of the West hawk, N. Y. vice, services. and suggestions such Gerard Peneau of ing to worry about in that line for many years to come. Ind her apparent peace feelers are Readers Say — G. Edgar Folk and James A. controversies from arising. As au Falls, Me., Mrs. Stanle arbitration board it has made * * * * largely for home consumption. Barnes speak at a meeting of An- Wilton and Mrs. Anel Very naturally her leaders refuse dover post, American Legion. thousands of decisions which have SEWAGE IN RIVER and Mrs. Samuel Moo( THE REFERENDA to allow across her borders any Mrs. Ralph N. C. Barnes gives settled tile issues, but more im- lardvale; a brother, Iio Chandler road, portant, have in large measure influences that contradict their an invitation tea at the home on land of Monmouth. Me.; Last week The Townsman, in an advertisement, carried given the parties concerned con- dropaganda. If the Russian people Andover, Mass. Sunset Rock road. Mrs. Flora Gal- children and three g, explanations of the various referenda which the people will be fidence in as fair and equitable uu be made to believe that they Editor of The Townsman: vin, Miss Edna Molloy, Miss Mae children. are better off than other nations, solution as could be possible un- asked to vote on November 2. During the past few days, in It seems to me that my good Scanlon and Miss Ethel Halliwell Funeral services the fletion has a better chance for tell of their experiences at Bryn der the circumstances. It must be addition, all voters have been sent official sheets setting forth friends, the Andover Board of from the Lundgren fui survival. Hence the repeated at- Mawr Summer School of industry. pointed out also that the power of Selectmen, have taken to very Monday afternoon, Oct the some information. tacks upon bourgeois capitalist A county fair and circus is held the Board lies in the fact that it poor stand on Question No. 10, 2 o'clock with the Re ,ountriea, the perversion of infor- on the lawn of Christ Episcopal touts only with the voluntary con- Have you studied the referenda which you will be asked namely, the so-called "Merrimack Gunter, D.D., pastor of mation about those nations are all church. sent of toll parties and there is to vote upon? Do you know how you ore going to vote? River Sewer Disposal Project," as Ing Methodist church .iart of a deliberate policy. Groiny- Irene Curtis of Park street and nothing compulsory in the law have their predecessors. in having Burial was in Spring C Don't wait until you go into the polling booth before you ko showed this fear of outside in- Elsie Livingston of Temple place that forces either employees or ever started to dispose of sewage tery. fluence quite clearly in the Securi- are studying in Lowell to be nurs- amployers to accept its decision. give the question the class attention that it merits. You can't by dumping It in a river. To one ty Council last year. "Unlimited ,s. The Niininium Wage commission possibly make up your mind in two or three minutes. who loves the fields, woods, and aintrol would mean an unlimited Birth: A son to Mr. and Mrs. is set up to enforce mandatory streams, it seems a sacrilege. The HERBERT LIVIN Better be prepared before you get your ballot. Study the interference of the control and Alfred Ftobidoux of 81 Wall wage orders. These orders are only reason the Selectmen are several questions, and when you go to the polls have a pretty controlling organ in the economic street. established in specific occupations PIANO TUNING AND opposed to this sewage disposal life of tile countries on whose ter- and are not, therefore, blanket REASONABLE Rd good idea what you are going to say. Then vote according to project is the cost. orders. ritories the control would be car- 10 Years Ago — October, 1938 the dictates of your conscience. Has anyone ever considerel According to law, "the Commis- 7 Walnut St. Tel. ried out . This is not the task of William A. 'Crow is elected pres- what it has cost in the past to sioner shall have the power and If everybody did that we would hove some worthwhile the United Nations." ident or the Corporation for the continue the present practice of it shall be his duty on the petition elections. Some critics of American foreign Andover Home for the Aged. of fifty or more citizens of the 'iolicy have denounced it as the sewage disposal via the Shawsheen Others elected are: Henry G. Tyer, * * * * Commonwealth to cause an in- reason for Russia's attitude. They and the Merrimack, or has anyone vice president; Edward A. Ander- vestigation to be made of the THE SMOKER'S RESPONSIBILITY 'gnore the repeated attempts we studied the benefits that might son, treasurer; Roy E. Spencer, RUTH wages paid to any person in any have made to compromise issues. accrue to Andover from healthy clerk; Mrs. George M. R. Holmes, The cigarette you just reached for is more than a little oecupation in order to ascertain DRESSES — my earliest desire to avoid the additional recreation facilities? Foster Barnard, .1. Duke Smith, if any substantial number of per- paper tube filled with tobacco. It is a potassium chlorate torch horrors of war. Sonic think. as did After all, with the cost of living Mrs. A. II. Chamberlain, Mrs. E. OPEN MON sons in such occupation are re- that will burn at a high heat until it is consumed to ashes. The :Winner Welles. "The insane de. still rising, with taxes up, about Barton Chapin, Mrs. George F. EXCE ceiving oppresive and unreason- lesion that democracy and com- toll we have left is our health, and sawyer, directors. chemical is mixed with the tobacco in order to make it burn able wages." If, upon this investi- munism cannot simultaneously ex- if we have our health, we are Superintendent of Schools Hen- steadily. gation. the wages seem to be un- 's[ in the world is rampant." Yet blessed with about 90% of what ry C. Sanborn names three school reasonable and oppressive, a wage The significance of this should be clear to anyone. The that "delusion" hits reason for ex- we are working for. If you don't principals ( Nathan C. Hamblin, board is appointed by the com- istence. think so, look around you for Kenneth Sherman and Catherine POLITICAL ADVERT apparently harmless cigarette is one of the greatest menaces mission, made up of nine persons What is Russia afraid of? Does those who have been afflicted with Barrett) to sit with three chair- to life and property when carelessly handled. Last year, care- --three representing the employ- she really think, from the record, polio, diphtheria, scarlet fever. cue of the School Board's sub ❑ ees. three the employer, and three less smokers were responsible for 130,000 fires — many of that the United States intends to and many other terrible diseases. committee to study and recom- the public. Upon their recommen- which caused death, injury and high property damage. Will the Mack her? The past three years for which no one. even our most 'lend revisions in the school coin- dation after public hearings and do not hack up that point of view . eminent physicians have the mittee rules and regulations. total be greater this year? further investigation a minimum Is she afraid that the good life in answers. The Andover Parent Teacher America would cause the Russians wage order is issued which affects The rules for safe handling of cigarettes, and all other For the last sixteen years I have Association Council asks that the to question their own living con- all of the employees within that tobacco products, are simple enough. Always put them out in been connected with a mill in no school signal be blown at 7 ditions? Or is the real reason her Particular occupation. Lawrence which is near one of o'clock mornings instead of at an ash tray or some other safe container when you're done with tesire to expand, almost at any Persons employed in interstate the South Lawrence sewer outlets :15. them. Never throw a burning butt from a car — this particu- ,ost? Unless another reason can b.• industry are covered by the fed- which empties into the Mend- Otto hundred Andover motor- found. ona of these must motivate eral minimum wage law. Those in lar type of carelessness has caused some of the worst forest meek river, and I have had all I ists threatened with the loss of Russian polio'. And It is unques- interstate industries or occupa- want of sewers. In case anyone their plates unless they pay their fires the country has known. That's one reason the car makers 'tenable that any real system of liens are handled by these mini- is interested, and I hope they are, excise taxes. mum wage orders. put an ash receiver in cars. And, above all, don't smoke in bed. international government, however The town's registration passes they can check some of my ob- At the present time there are A cigarette will set bedding afire far more quickly than most of limited, cannot be acceptable to the 6000 mark. servations by stopping on the approxixmately one and one-half "tus.da. We can expect to see note Helen Louise Pickard, for the us realize — as many a smoker has learned to his sorrow. And O'Leary bridge. million workers employed in all proposals from Russia on the issue past two years a teacher itt the smoking in bed has sent a legion of smokers into the hereafter When the water is not flowing industries in Massachusetts. Some of disarmament and atomic control, West Center school, is the bride of twee the dam. do you know that: 90'1.000 are employed in inter- prematurely. but it is extremely unlikely. almost Gilbert J. Cromie, son of Mr. and stiite industries, and 60,000 in 50- So, if you smoke, accept the responsibility that goes with loithinkahle, that she will accept All the water from the bridge Mrs. Samuel J. Croinie of Abbot any sort of restriction on het own to the dam is nothing but sewer- street. called service industries. All of the it — the responsibility to use tobacco safely, in accordance with free actions, or permit any inter- age? 600,000 will, in a short time be the rules. ference from outside. The Iron cur- Do you know• what the smell is covered by minimum wages set up tain is not a figment of the imagi- like on a warm summer day? question. You may think these! by this commission. It is also in- 'intim]. It is literally there, and problems cont.ern Lawrence alone, teresting to note that nearly all Deserves One of ,/ Do you know that I have. per- The Atlanta, Ga., police department has ordered depart- he Russians intend that it shall but do the sea gulls know? these 60,000 are receiving 55c or for Essex County sonally, asked children to refrain , ot be raised. Are yeti positive that if a Law- more per hour. ment stores to draw their show-window shades when putting from fishing at this spot? relive child becomes ill, your EDUCATION: new costumes on dummies. They must have Peeping Toms in own Historically. the Massachusetts Do you know I have seen fish child will not be contaminated at system of minimum wages was Graduate of: L: Established 1887 Atlanta! THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN caught, and taken home from this the t heat rea, sports event. or some among the very first in the country Si ►ublished •very Thursday bs spot? ether public place? I, for one, and and has now become the pattern The Consolidated Press, Inc. not sure but what such a case for other states. P John L. Lewis and his miners seem to be getting ready for 4 Pork Street, Andover, Mass Do you know that the sea gulls delight in feeding at this spoil? might happen. and I do not want Because of the difficulty in con- EXPERIENCE: another "coal" war! Entered es second class 'natter of the Do you know whether or not, to take the responsibility for the fining a discussion of this sort to Andover Post Office. Assessor for t life or deformity of tote child, a single column, we will continue ►rice Sc per cops $2.50 per year these same sea gulls have been Mayor of the with the other divisions of the De- Betsy Ross, maker of the first American flag, was an up- told not to go to liaggetra. Pomp's whether tile ehild comes from Essex County Publiltrer J. K. Lilly, to or Hussey's? Lawrence or Andover or anywhere partment of Labor and industries President Esse holsterer and carpet maker, but her best work was done in three Editor tti.tillt J. A. Ito:m.11re) .farociatr Editor Byron T Ilutlet Do you know that I have seen else. next week. Trustee Essex colors. West Parish Sarah Lewis Vote*"1-ks," on Question No: 10,: • II %III., .115,-u' S Illie h gulls In all of these ponds. Hag- Member of tht Hollardvair llacrl Sasofield gett's especially? and tkive..ii clear conscience,.and' L EDITORIAL_ United St 3howshortir Mildred Iles, Consideration of the above take' this' scourge from our' midst. Past Presiden' Interest on the national debt will be about $8,435,000,000 .4,11 Ruth it. Trott 1948 SSOCIATION problems are not very pleasant. very truly yOurs, County At Uncle Sam will have to dig pretty deep to meet that 4111110° for 1949. but any one of them is a $20,000 W. S. T1TCOMB. (Sign! -• • • -- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948 11

Andover Lodge, 1.0.0.F., Hannan—Pucci OBITUARIES... River Plan Will Installs Officers Weddings... The engagement of Miss Teresa Mits. DANIEL RICHARD DR. H. DOUGLAS MAILEY At a semi-public installation held JEN KINS--LEWIN M. Pucci to Laurence J. Hannan, he Mrs. Edith M. (Levasseur) Rich- uneral services for Dr. H. Increase Taxes Wednesday evening, October 13, in When Miss Inez Dorothy son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence J. es ard, wife of Daniel Richard of 17 Douglas Malley, 33, of Oakland, Odd Fellows hall, the following offi- Lewin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hannan of 63 High street, has (,2ontinued From Page Ono) Fletcher street, died Tuesday morn- Calif., a former Andover resident cers of Andover Lodge, No. 230, Perez Otis Lewin of 186 Chestnut 1N Mit ing en route to the hospital, after and son of Howard T. Malley, su- 1.0.0.F., were installed: Noble street, became the bride of Ches- been announced by her parents, something like $14,000,000. a sudden illness at her home. Dr. perintendent of tile Pacific mills, Grand, George D. Stott P. G.; vice- ter Taylor Jenkins, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Pucci of 86A This cost is based on the 1946 Parkinson L. ()tidy, associate medi- worsted division, and the late grand, Walter I. Buxton P.G.; finan- Mrs. Arthur Kimball Jenkins of Bennington street, Lawrence. The estimate and we believe that cal examiner gave the cause of Hazel (Breckenridge) Malley, cial secretary, Ralph T. Berry P.G.; Ballardvale road, Saturday, Oc- wedding will take place Saturday present-day cost of nearly . ALLEN treasurer, Robert Lochhead; war- rs death as coronary occlusion. Mrs. were held from the Lundgren tober 16, she wore a white satin morning, October 23, at a 10 $20,000,000 would be much den, Charles Barnett; right sup- Richard had been home rom the funeral home, Tuesday afternoon, bouffant gown styled in an off-the- o'clock nuptial mass in the Holy nearer the truth. Based on it which we porter of noble grand, William hospital only a week after under- October 19 at 2 o'clock. The Rev. shoulder effect with an embroid- either river frontage, popula- f Labor and Faulkner P.C.; left supporters of Rosary church with a reception at George F. Beecher, D.D., pastor ered bertha. Her veil of im- tion, or number of manufac- ment, estab- going an operation three weeks ago. noble grand, John Elder and George the Red Tavern in Methuen follow- ported French illusion was at- turing plants, Andover's cost acreased its Born in New Brunswick 57 years emeritus of First-Calvary Baptist Brown P.G.; right scene supporter, ing the ceremony. tached to a halo headdress of would probably he over $2,- of labor and Richard had been home from the church, Lawrence, of which Dr. Robert O'Hara P.G.; left scene sup- white satin braid land she carried lenient have past 30 years in Andover. Her sur- Malley was a member, conducted porter, Walter Reynolds; chaplain, 000,000. We might also be a cascade of white snap dragons. Rich—Driver vivors include, besides her husband, the services. Burial was in West James Hovey P.O.; inside guardian, faced with the necessity of Parish cemetery. White gladioli and chrysan- Dr. and Mrs. James Russell building our own sewerage dminiatered one son, Melvin, of Washington, Miles Ward. themums, ferns and autumn Driver of Shaker Heights, Ohio treatment plant. It is pro- iel J. Boyle, D. C.; three daughters, Mrs. Donald A graduate of the Boston Uni- The Andover officers have the e leaves were colorfully arranged on and Christmas Cove, Me., an- posed that a considerable latent Com- R. Dudley of Washington, D. C., An- versity Medical school, Dr. Malley distinction of being the first officers the altar of the South church for nounce the engagement of their part of the cost be levied n e Smith, of nette Richard of Andover, and Sis- interned at the Hurley hospital in to be installed by the Canton Uni- the 12 o'clock ceremony which form Rank which is composed of daughter, Jeanne, to William against local manufacturers. the Assist- ter St. Mary of the Enunciation, Flint, Mich., and later specialized was performed by the Rev. Fred- he the following staff of District Dep- Thayer Rich, III., son of Mr. and There is already rumor that a woman.) Willitnanset; two sisters, Mrs. Jere- in radiology at the Lahey clinic erick B. Noss. The church organ- Da uty Grand Officers: Master Daniel Mrs. William Thayer Rich, Jr., of this may mean the loss of three associ- miah Michaud and Miss Gertrude in Boston in which field he was ist played the wedding music and Whitehouse; Marshal Sidney S. Andover. some of these plants. in mi prise the Levasseur, both of Maine; four iracticing at the time of his presented a group of specially Storey; Warden Merrill Summer; Miss Driver is a graduate of the We strongly request that n- I and Art*. brothers, Joseph and John Levas- death, Thursday, October 14, at selected compositions prior to the Recording Secretary Harold Swain; Laurel School of Cleveland, Ohio you advise Andover citizens ag m u m Wage sour of Maine, James Levasseur of the Providence hospital in Oak- ceremony. Financial Secretary Chester and Ohio Wesleyan University. to vote "No" on this question Ly, also a legal Connecticut and Ernest Levasseur land. Wright; Treasurer Benjamin Cur- The bride, escorted by her ng father, was preceded to the altar Mr. Rich attended Phillips Acad- November 2nd. rtment, the of Lawrence, also several nieces He is survived by his father; ry; Chaplain Ernest Duch; Inside as' emy and is a graduate of Tufts Very truly yours, 'e to prose- and nephews and two grandchil- his wife, Barbara (Mahaffey) Guardian Douglas Verda; and Her- by her sister, Mrs. John K. Grif- fin of Portsmouth, N. H., matron College. Their wedding is plan- loyers found dren. Mailey; two children, Malcolm D. ald Clarence Farrell. ROY E. HARDY, ia- of honor, Patience 0. Lewin, an- ned for early Spring. one of the The funeral will be held Friday and Janice B.; and two sisters, The Good of the Order committee, Chairman n- other sister, and Dorothy L. Jen- the depart- morning from tile M. A. Burke fu- Ruth L. of Waterville, Me., and with Walter I. Buxton as chairman, Board of Selectmen. n- one relative kins, sister of the groom, junior neral home, with a solemn high Priscilla B. of Antioch, Calif. served refreshments to members MARRIAGE INTENTIONS As the result of this letter, n; of the law. bridesmaids, both of Andover. mass of requiem at 9:30 o'clock in • • • and guests from Reading, Wake- The following marriage inten- Chairman Gleason has called a he Illation con- field, Billerica, Wilmington, Law- With her mint green taffeta St. Augustine's church. Burial will DR. JOHN FREDERIC MOORE gown, the honor attendant wore tions have been filed at the office meeting of the Taxpayers' Asso- st- 3, one a rep- rence, Malden, North Andover and be in Immaculate Conception ceme- Dr. John Frederic Moore, who of Town Clerk George H. Wins- ciation for early next week when a one a rep- Concord, N. It. a headdress of gold flowers and tery. was horn in Andover in 1911, died carried a cascade of rust chrysan- low: the question will come up for er irs of Labor, Friends may call Thursday from 2 Thursday, October 14, in New Lon- themums. The bridesmaids wore Laurence J. Hannan, 63 High action. he is not MERRIMACK COLLEGE HU to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. don, Conn. A graduate of Amherst identical pale green taffeta gowns street and Teresa M. Pucci, 86A .at lily referred • • • college and Syracuse University, Greater Andover students en- with hoop skirts and gold head- Bennington street, Lawrence; *0- tive of the rolled at Merrimack College in- IIRS. HARRY E. WELLS where he received his M.A. degree, dresses and carried old fashioned Philip B. Brown, 443 Andover mai inted by the Mrs. Hattie M. (Howland) he studied at the Sorbonne in clude: bouquets of pink sweet peas and street and Elizabeth M. Stormy, rt- iroval of the FORcAYROIUR Wells, a former resident of Bal- Paris, France, and served as for- Freshmen: James J. Berthel, roses. 36 Touro avenue, Medford. lie three years lardvale where she lived for 40 of eign staff correspondent for the 18 Arundel street; John M. John W. McGrath of Andover hiring each BEST her 70 years, died Friday night, Syracuse, N. Y. Herald. He later Small, 51 Enmore street; James was best man and the ushers were en to note that Legion Meets Tonight October 15, at the home of her joined the faculty of Ohio State A. Tarricone, 259 Chestnut street; W. R. Spencer of North Vassel- by shed in 1886 daughter, Mrs. Samuel Moody of University where he received his James S. O'Brien, 333 Andover horo, Me., and Burton A. Jenkins At Shawsheen School in- st boards to The Legion will meet tonight in 418 Andover street, Ballardvale. doctor of philosophy degree. street: Arnold E. Schofield, 11 of Andover. the country. Mrs. Lewin, charming in her the Shawsheen school where it The wife of Harry E. Wells of In 1940, he was appointed to Tewksbury street, Ballardvale. en board con- gray silk crepe gown with hunter's will present a diversified program Wilton, Me., where she had lived the faculty of Connecticut College In the Sophomore class are: to ; the parties green accessories and corsage of of entertainment. A membership for the past 20 years, she is sur- for Women where he was asso- John C. King, 4 Sutherland S to adjust pink roses, and the bridegroom's drive is underway and Com- vived by her husband; two sons, ciate professor of English and street; Robert Meuse, Foster's ably, but al- mother, Mrs. Jenkins, in a lovely mander Kenneth L. Sherman is FORD Cat-I V. of Reading and Harold F. director of its summer session. He Pond road; Frederick E. Wer- nigh its ad- mocha silk crepe gown, chocolate was a member of the American looking forward to an organiza- he ;estions such of Auburn; four daughters. Mrs. nicke, Foster's Pond road; Charles brown accessories and corsage of Federation of Teachers and the tion of at least 500 members. la ising. As an Gerard Peneau of Livermore J. Wirtz, 48 Lowell street; Gerald sweet peas, assisted the bride and PARTS Modern Language Association of All veterans are invited to the has made Falls, Me., Mrs. Stanley Pike of R. Young, 10 Argyle street. groom at their reception in the America. meeting tonight. The program: i which have Wilton and Mrs. Anetta Brown church vestry. His mother, Mrs. Frederic G. Business meeting, Boosters' Day it more im- and Mrs. Samuel Moody of Bal- COURT ST. MONICA Friends and relatives from Moore and a sister, Mrs. John M. plans, J. Everett Collins; Armis- 4811) ge measure lardvale; a brother, Howard How- Plans for the Hallowe'en party Dallas, Texas, Maine, New Hamp- !ci Kalb, both of Pittsfield, survive tice Day plans, George Napier; merited con- land of Monmouth, Me.; 14 grand- to be bed October 21 in St. shire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, SHAWSHEIN him. poppy day plans, Angus Stewart; id equitable children and three great-grand- Augustine's school hall were com- Boston and southern Massachu- children. • • • setts were present at the cere- Armistice dinner, Angus Stewart; MOTOR MART possible an- pleted at a business meeting held Your Andover Ford Maley ar- Funeral services were held MRS. BERTHA E. ROBINSON mony. entertainment (magic) Paul . It !oust be Monday night. 47 Haverhill St., !Thaws's**. in, Following a long illness, Mrs. When Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins Cheney. The musical portion of .he power of from the Lundgren funeral home Mrs. James Coleman is chair- Tel. 767—Law. MSS on I3ertha (Ellis) Robinson, widow of return from a motor trip to the program will be furnished by fact that it Monday afternoon, October 18, at man of the committee on arrange- all John F. Robinson, 34 Burnham road, Niagara Falls, they will live in Frank G. McCarthy, Jr., tenor. luntary con- 2 o'clock with the Rev. William ments. She is being assisted by )m died Tuesday morning, October 19, Andover. nd there is Gunter, D.D., pastor of the Read- Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Mrs. Or- The bride, a graduate of Ded- in the law ing Methodist church officiating. al. the Crockett sanatorium at the Annie Collins, Mrs. Grace Cheyne DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS ham High school and Katharine uployees or Burial was in Spring Grove ceme- age of 64. Born in England, she was and Mrs. Ethel Cussen. Refresh- Gibbs school, is a past Worthy ter tery. a member of Christ Episcopal ments will he served and the pub- :a decision. Advisor of the Order of Rainbow m- commission church. lic is invited. MRS. DOROTHY BREARLEY a Her son, John Robinson of An- for Girls and is now employed at mandatory Several members have made the Merrimack Mutual Fire Insur- 12 Bartlet Street lid orders are HERBERT LIVINGSTON dover, survives her. reservations to attend the state wn ance company. Her husband at- Phone Phone occupations The funeral was held from the communion breakfast to be held er, PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING tended Phillips Academy after 2106-R 2106-R re, blanket Lundgren funeral home this after- Sunday, October 24, at Boston. graduation from Punchard High ias REASONABLE RATES noon, with services at 2 o'clock by school. During the last World SPE(71ALIZING IN ral lie Commis- 7 Walnut St. the Rev. John S. Moses, rector of War he served as a sergeant in ral Tel. And. 848-W THOMAS W. PLATT power and Christ church. Zurial was in West the Army Air Corps and is now a DRESSES-- SUITS- GOWNS tile petition Parish cemetery. Funeral services for Thoman W. student at Burdett College. ;ens of the Platt, Bancroft road, who died OPEN 9:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. use an in- Tuesday, October 12, were held ENGAGEMENTS tde of the from the Lundgren funeral home at 3 o'clock, Friday, October 15. 'son in any RUTH HAMMOND lir. and Mrs. Edward S. Buch- The Rev. John S. Moses, rector of a ascertain DRESSES BLOUSES SPORTSWEAR holz of Drexel 11111, Philadelphia, ber of per- Christ Episcopal church, conducted OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9-5:30 Pa., have announced the engage- THERE'S ONLY the services during which Alder- on are re- ment of their daughter, Elizabeth EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 9-12 NOON Louis J. Scanlon of Lawrence, sang u n reason- Louise, to Donald Walen, son of his investi- 14 Park Street "Softly and Tenderly." Burial was ND Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dean Walen oNE 14111 in Spring Grove cemetery where to be un- of Salem street, Andover. Miss the Rev. Mr. Moses conducted the uo ive, a wage Buchholz attended Stetson Uni- the em- committal services. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT versity and the Philadelphia us persons The bearers were: George J. Museum and School of Arts. Her Platt, he employ- Charles E. and James D. fiancee served as an ensign in the , and three Re-Elect Carl Kesseli, Peter J. Starr and Navy during the war and is now N reconnen- John Driscoll. a member of the senior class at woe re crings and Your Present • Princeton University. minimum County Commissioner ARE YOU WORRIED ABOUT tick affects YOUR HUSBAND Olt YOUR William "Bill" Barron, Jr. $29995 rithin that J. FRED CHILDREN? America's hest- known writer on family problems OIL BURNER BUDGET TERMS SALES AND SERVICE IF DESIRED interstate is DOROTHY' DIX. Site answers y the fed- MANNING letters from readers every day in Domestic Heating Systems Ilo. Boston Globe, daily and Sun- . Those in A Man of Experience day. :Hake it your Boston news- 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 r occupa- paper. (Adv.) lege mini- and Ability During depression years he there are financed for the City of Lynn I one-half the building of four large red in all schools, Manning Bowl, Fra- LUNDGREN stts. Some ser Field, Happy Valley Golf in inter- Course, six large playgrounds, 000 in so- comfort station, and many C3anetat 3ion2z .1.11.1W All of the other worth while improve- t time be ments. At same time kept the gee set up tax rate the lowest of any a also in- large industrial city in Mass. MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN warty all Deserves One of Your Two Votes The County needs men of this ag 55c or for Essex County Commissioner type. DONALD E. LUNDGREN ; iachusettm EDUCATION: ages was Graduate of: Lynn English High School • Westinghouse AUTOMATIC WASHER... e country Suffolk Law School a pattern Bentleys School of Finance and Accounting It's the talk of the town! See how you simply put the soiled Practising Attorney Over 25 Years Personal Service clothes in — set the dial — take clean clothes out. Watch as :y in coa- they are washed spotlessly clean, rinsed thoroughly, fluffily ls sort to EXPERIENCE: in water. Come in — sae continue Assessor for the City of Lynn 12 years damp-dried...without a hand touching f the De- Mayor of the City of Lynn 10 years a Laundromat demonstration — today I niittsities Essex County Commissioner 8 years Any City or Town President Essex County Tuberculosis Hospital Trustees 8 years Trustee Essex Agricultural School 8 years 'CliC3:126340 LAWRENCE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Member of the Advisory Committee of the UAL_ 9 years FART OF NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM United States Conference of Mayors Telephone 2073 ITION Past President of the Massachusetts and Essex County Assessors Associations 18 Elm Street NEW ENGLAND .tote PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK (Signed) Frank E. Smith, 183 Franklin St., Lynn, Mass. Andover, Moss

12 8071 , THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948 Pt 11E\10111 sHAWS BUSINESS PERSONALITIES AND SERVICES Mrs. O. Edga IdtANIATIC DEPART/ The Dramatic Depart Shawsheen Village W' You Should Know and Patronize will hold their first me season at the home of Caswell of 5 Dunbarton Expert Work Done ber 22, at 2:30. M. T. WALSH ANDOVER Dessert will be serf EST. 1885 Columbo And Sons Dairy Has At Local Garage the meeting with tt , PLUMBING AND HEATING Eddie Ellis and Hank Brearly, who Sales and Service grou CONTRACTORS members of the Many Satisfied Customers operate the well-known Andover General hostesses for the day: AIR CONDITIONING Sales and Service at 61 Park 1. Faggiano, Mrs. Hi :Mrs. G. Edgar Best, I SHEET METAL WORK street, are busy putting Andover AUTO REPAIRING Guild, Mrs. Frank Ke 28 ESSEX STREET 'Eddie' Ellis 'Hank' Brearly cars in condition for a rugged win- Mrs. Walter Caswell. TEL. AND. 201 ter. 61 PARK ST. TEL. 24 The business meet As you probably know from ex- called by the chairma perience, the Andover Sales and lace Fiedler, and plan Service is the only place in An- WALNUTHURST D Al R the one-act play that dover where you can get thorough senting An d oy now rehearsing, will motor rebuilding and motor re- The hostesses for 111 6 For boring work done on your car. Over year will be selected This is the kind of job that re- 0 C elU 35 YEARS log. quires expert mechanics puls just Shawsheen P. T. A. the right equipment. B. A. JENKINS, PROP. AND. 994 The Shawsheen Pa CLEAN — WHOLESOME — DELICIOUS This business was started in Association held its 1923, and both men had consider- JOHN M. MURRAY recently in the audit COLOMBO & SONS able experience and remarkable Shawsheen school , DAIRY success in pleasing their many Ortstein, presiding. customers. They carry tires, tubes SUPER SERVICE 'rhe meeting oper DELIVERIES IN GREATER LAWRENCE Willard batteries and Gates Fan singing of "America ARGILLA RD. TEL. AND. 1744 Belts, and can furnish and install MAIN AND CHEST T STS. TEL. 8484 with Miss Ethel Am any needed parts for your car with 1st Lino Tires $13.95 16:00x161 Plus Too piano and Mr. Chaff COME SEE US FOR YOUR TIRE NEEDS speed and precision. phone. Worn out parts, even small ones. Mrs. Walter Caaw CAR HARD STARTING? may mean a serious accident some- that the Girl Scout SPECIAL leader. All mothers TRY TEXACO HIGH-TEST day, so when you have a bit of spare time, take the car into the Silk or Woolen (plain) asked to get in tot and Andover Sales and Service and Caswell as soon as pl HAVOLINE MOTOR OIL No. 10 have it thoroughly checked. If a DRESSES 69c a very progressive I S..ott II. flack Frederick S. Black replacement is necessary, or a re- Expertly Dry Cleaned and progressed immense BLACKIE'S SERVICE STATION pair job in order, Eddie Ellis or Pressed organization. It wou Hank Brearly will do an expert job to have the troop at a fair price. cause of lack of It PHILIP I. GAUDET Don't wait until the roads are Cubs also need a le Bu Ilding Cont ractor-Remodeling clogged with snow and ice before some interested part FOUNDATION and HOT-TOP you have that motor job done, or to their call. Whether you live in Andover, Miss Anne 'Larne( Cement Block, Stone, Brick and livering milk and cream in the those brakes tightened up. Call Cement Work No. Andover, Lawrence or Lowell, neighborhood. Their dairy prod- Andover 24, and drive with com- 35 MAIN ST. ANDOVER the school gave a tal Sand, Loam and Gravel acts are much in demand. Local Resident fort and safety this coming winter. program and armour For Free Estimates Tel. 1519-W you can expect to see a truck be- longing to Colombo & Sons, de- Their milk and cream comes would be dismissed In Real Estate days this year inste. each day from Vermont. They have Lest you forget — the items we sell represent products of excellent quality eggs and sweet A well known and popular An- Miss Andrews ga, butter as well. dover resident is Mr. Weston F. high type manufacturers whose names and representatives are °sting talk on the Colombo & Sons have been in Eastman, of Williams street. lie well known to the American public. We at LAWRENCE PLATE writing system that Weston F. Eastman has been in the Real Estate and the wholesale cheese business for and GLASS COMPANY are great believers in quality merchan- ted by the schools fifteen years, and much of their Insurance business in the Bay kins, reading instru INSURANCE State Building, Lawrence, since cheese is shipped to Boston and dise and feel proud of our connections. on reading. 1937. REAL ESTATE Providence, where its quality and Refreshments we flavor is justly famous. Mr. Eastman is a graduate of LAWRENCE PLATE and WINDOW GLASS COMPANY close of the ever Bay State Bldg. If you are a regular customer Phillips Academy. and was former- 417 CANAL STREET LAWRENCE MASS. Francis Henrick at- ly Assistant Treasurer of the Mer- of Colombo & Sons, you may buy TELEPHONE 3 - 7151 Miller in charge. T RES. AND. 1775 LAW. 3 - 2149 their fine cheese at wholesale chants Trust Co., and liquidating ed by the KIM. price. which is a great help if you agent in the Merchants Trust from parents. like cheese on the table every day, 1933 until 1937. Rummage Sale Rei ERNEST L. WILKINSON as many of us do. Mr. Eastman has been chosen N. E. Milk Producers Assn. The rummage sr The C0101111)0 & Sons Dairy is by numerous Andover Residents to SHATTUCK'S EXPRESS the Ways and Mee 11„ Real Estate — Insurance on Argilla Road is modern and of take charge of the sale of their FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS EST. 1911 RES. AND. 1653 course, delightfully clean. You property, or the aquisition of a Our Own Cheese Daily Dependable Service LAW. 4762 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS may order Homogenized Vitamin new home. IP TO PI D. milk, Dairy Rich Chocolate milk He is past president of the Law- 32 Park St. Tel. And. 577 New or Old Our 311 312 BAY STATE BLDG. AND. 709 MefAt, Tb ELITE BEAUTY SHOP or regular. They also carry Bo- rence Rotary Club, and was affi- 3 MAIN STREET TEL. AND. 867 D. HAREM" hemian cultured milk and butter- liated with the Lawrence Boys onr# SY1 milk, which is called for in so Club for over 40 years. He was one lel Milk It. DISTINCTIVE many diets, and is enjoyed by so of the charter members of the Seems SERVICE 34•19 AUTO LOANS DIANA rIZIL AND R101 many of us. Lawrence Housing Authority when COLES' Lady Attendant Ub BEAUTY When you order milk from this the Essex street Housing Project EQUIPMENT LOANS SALON fine dairy — be sure you try their was built. Mr. Easctman is a mem- NURSING HOME M. A. BURKE All Types Of cheese at the wholesale price. It is ber of the Boston Real Estate ".I Home of Helpful Service for Chronic PERSONAL LOANS FUNERAL HOME Instrument PERMANENTS delicious at any price. Tel. An- Board and Jr. Vice-President of Convalescent, and Bed Patients" 383 No. Main St., And. 2 DIANA LANE, Prop. clover 1744 for your first order o! the Greater Lawrence Board of PRIVATE Deposits — $7,407,090.97 Musgrove Bldg. 10 Summer St. And. 1389 Elm Sq. T.I. 164 Colombo Dairy products if you are Realtors. He was also chairman of • Accordion not already a customer. the Lawrence Licensing Board for Andover six years and a member of the • Saxophone PURITY CLEANSERS, Inc. United Nations Day Draft Board during World War II. THATCHED ROOF • Piano •Bas If you wish to sell your house, or National Bank "An foil, Piaci. of Distinction" LOANS Home of Quality Observed Oct. 24 buy one for your family—Mr. • Electric & Throughout the world "United TEL. LAW 27782 ANDOVER, MASS. Eastman can give you the benefit 3 HOUR SERVICE Nations Day" on 24 October will $50 to $2,000 • Vibi of his vast experience in Real NO. ANDOVER be observed in different ways. Estate. ROUTES 125-133 13 ESSEX ST. TEL. 1951 Most of the 58 member nations If your present home is too • METRO Ml "THE NEW LOOK" will hold official celebrations small, too large, or you are mov- ANDOVER 420 COMMON In Cotton Calico Blouses, long sleeves, wherein government officials and ing elsewhere, call Mr. Eastman at sizes 32 to 38 55.98 Baker Refrigeration Co. other authorities will participate. FINANCE CO. 100, , Virgin Wool — Plaid Styles Lawrence 4762 or Andover 16 5 3, TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFS Lovely Shades $2.98 APARTMENT SIZE WASHERS In quite a few countries 24 Octo- LIcense #98 Reduced to $35.50 and let him find you a buyer, and New Roofs Installed and Repaired ber has been declared a holiday. APARTMENT SIZE MANGLES manage all the troublesome de- 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG . GET THE IRMA BEENE SHOP Reduced to $45.00 Pursuant to the over-all plan to J. A. PEROS & SONS I MAIN STREET tails for you. He specializes in An- 79544 8 ESSEX STREET ANDOVER SQUARE bring the meaning of the United dover Properties. INSULATION AND GENERAL AND. 1934 LAW. 22221 Nations closer to the people, tho CONTRACTING TEL. ANDOVER 1901 AMERICAN various U. N. Information Centers TEL. LAW. 4931 TRAVELING TOM CATS T. J. SCANLON CO. scattered over the world have co- an( THREAT TO DAIRYNIEN building Materials, Hardware Polly Prim Beauty Shop operated with specifically organ- Shoot that traveling torn cat, LAW. 9018 - 5004 Specialist In all ized "U. N. Day Committees." RACE N ESSEX ST. COR. BROADWAY for he spells double trouble, is Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe Branches of Particular emphasis has been the warning given to dairymen by vERRETTE,s LAWRENCE, MASS. placed on celebrations in schools PERMANENTS — HAIR TINTING RES. AND. 1529 Beauty Culture agricultural investigators. This and other educational establish- cat is not only worthless as a CARRIE P. BACON 66 MAIN ST. ments. World leaders have real- killer of rats, but he's a carrier FOOT TREATMENTS Andove Tel. 970 ized that if the United Nations is Restaurant of disease which reduce the pro- N Musgrove Bldg, And. 1044-W MAIN STRE to grow stronger it will have to ductivity of valuable dairy ani- `i • In The LORIS DI STEFANI instill its ideals into the minds of mals. Depend instead, they say, the youngsters who will be the on poisons approved by the willl ia Square PAINTER and DECORATOR citizens of tomorrow. United States rodent control men for getting rid of rats and mice. RESIDENTIAL—INDUSTRIAL—SCHOOL ON THE ALL-PURPOSE MATE You'll be money ahead. Mortgages 244 SO. MAIN ST. TEL. 1438-W "My wife thinks she should have SQUARE a washing machine." "You're lucky. Mine thinks she MOTOROLA ANDOVER LOANS THE GARDEN SHOP SIIAWSHEEN MARKET 'flurried one." TELEVISION Stedman Son Martha and Frank Robinson, Now Sensationally 1 Pkg. Special Blend Andover Savings Flowers, Proprietors THE LOW PRICED! Plants, Shrubs, DELIVERY HOURS PANCAKE FLOUR Evergreens MON., WED., FRI. MORNINGS ONLY SHAWSHEEN LAUNDRY Bank Tel. 276 SATURDAY ALL DAY $179.95 (2 Lb..) 2 RIVE,RINA RD. TEL. 609 CO., INC. NOW — NO LOWELL ST. And 1 Bottle 61 MAIN ST. TEL 103 Our E The Finest Laundry and EVERYONE can afford this PANCAKE SYRUP Y CLEANING SERVICE new Entertainment for the RANGE AND FUEL OILS ENTIRE FAMILY BOTH FOR NVERS AVAILABLE Fraser's Service Station TROMBLY BROS. PIM ammo GAS — OIL SERVICENTERS TRY US AND SEE FOR ANDOVER 49c RANGE on_ gat ACME TIRES Ignition - Carburetor end Broke Repel. • At! YOURSELF Andover Consumers Co-op A BATTERIES IIAI TEL. 11031 or 225E2 J. H. PLAYDON HOME SERVICE 147 Sutton St. HIllsId• Rd. 11S-Par 60 MAIN STREET AND. 70 TEL. 620 AND. 2 ESSEX ST. TEL. 1970 68 MAIN ST. ANDOVER 12 No. Main St. Tel. 155

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GIRL SCOUT TROOP Statement of the Ownership, Management, uteri, through the mails or otherwise, to paid APARTMENT WANTED Circulation. Etc., required by the Act of subscribers during the twelve months pre. Troop 23, girl scouts met at the Congress of August 24, 1912, as amended ceding the date shown above is 627-Mailed. SHAWSHEEN Free church last Thursday. QUIF:T MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE NEED by the Acts of Starch 3, 1933, and July 2 Distributed other than by mail, 798. two or three-room apartment. Willing to 1946, of The Andover Townsman, published do baby-sitting. Tel. Andover 8814. JOSIAH K. LILLY, to Mrs. G. Edgar Best, Correspondent, Telephone 171 Scout songs were sung, and Weekly, at Andover, Massachusetts for Publisher. (14-21.28 ES games played. Mrs. Fitzgerald ac- Nov. 1, 1947 to Oct. 1, 1948. Sworn to and subscribed before me this he M I DI) I.E.AGED COUPLE DESIRES A State of Massachusetts 29th day of September, 1948. companied at the piano. The girls small apt. or heated room. Man working County of Essex, ss. ee DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT the Shawsheen Village Woman's (SEAL) GEORGE It. WINSI.OW, enjoyed a hike last Saturday, and in Town. Woman would help with light Before me, a Notary Public in and for housework if wanted. Address Box J9, Notary Public. The Dramatic Department of the club, under the chairmanship of were entertained at the home of the State and county aforesaid, personally (My commission expires Sept, 22, 1950) Andover Townsman. References given. appeared Josiah K. I.illy, to, who, having Shawsheen Village Woman's club Mrs. Walter Caswell, turned out to Mrs. T. Finnery on Lowell street. been duly sworn according to law, deposes GIRLS' COLUMBIA LIGHT-WEIGHT Commonwealth of Massachusetts will hold their first meeting of the be very successful. Apple cider and cookies were and says that lie is the Publisher of The BICYCLE—Like New, $35.00. Tel. 2127 Andover Townsman and that the following PROBATE COURT season at the home of Mrs. Walter A large group of the committee served. is, to the best of his knowledge and belief, a Docket No. 225,284 11.111RARY TABI.E WITH MATCHING Caswell of 5 Dunbarton street, Octo- members worked Thursday receiv- true statement of the ownership, management, Essex, ss. rs chair for sale. I Newly re-upholstered etc., of the aforesaid publication for the To all persons interested in the estate of )VER ber 22, at 2:30. ing the articles and marking them lounge chair which might be used for ex- ,late shown in the above caption, required by Douglas Dixon late of Andover in sold Dessert will be served prior to Legal Notices tra bed. Can be seen at 66 Pine street. the act of August 24, 1912, as amended by County, deceased. and the sale was conducted Friday, the acts of March 3, 1933, and July 2, 1946 A petition has been presented to said the meeting with the following with good patronage. 1941 CONVERTIBLE. CADILLAC WITH (section 537, Postal laws and Regulations), Court praying that Lester F. Dixon of An• I all accessories, including Service members of the group acting as hydromatic drive to wit: lover in said County be appointed adminis- Bowling WORK WANTED for sale. Also new top and tires. trator of said estate without giving a surety I. That the names and addresses of the Ira I hostesses for the day: Mrs. James III his bond. The Tuesday night Woman's RUBBER IIOAT 600 LB. CAPACITY, publisher, editor and business managers are: Faggiano, Mrs. Hiram Young, HOUSEWIFE WOULD I.IKE PART- If you desire to object thereto you or I. Bowling League is now well under TIME employment; week days. Can type. oars, pump, carrying bag, Electric juicer, Publisher, Josiah K. Lilly, to, 86 Walnut your attorney should file • written appear- PAIRING Mrs. G. Edgar Best, Mrs. John B. Write Townsman, Box F. Billiard table, 42x77 and equipment; St., Reading, Mass. mice in said Court at Haverhill before ten way with all six teams taking Carved chair, Chase lounge. Call 1427, Guild, Mrs. Frank Kefferstan and Editor, Frank J. A Humphrey, 41 Sum- o'clock in the forenoon on the twenty•fifth lank' Brearly points every week. week days, between 9 and 5. mer St., Andover, Mass. day of October 1948, the return day of this WANTED TO BUY ,cation. Mrs. Walter Caswell. Business manager Josiah K. Lilly, tit. TEL, 24 Commonwealth of Massachusetts 86 Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First The business meeting will be John B. Guild, who has charge of Walnut St., Reading, Mass. e WANTED PROBATE COURT Judge of said Court, this fourth day of the Shawsheen alleys this year, ANYTHING OLD—Marbles*. 2. That the owner is: The Consolidated called by the chairman, Mrs. Wal- Walnut, Grape and Rose-caned Funtiture, Docket No. 225,282 lctober in the year one thousand nine bun. Press, Inc., 4 Park St.. Andover, Mass.; "red and fort- -eight. gives a gift of three free strings of Glass, China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Essex, as. n lace Fiedler, and plans concerning Stockholder: Josiah K. Lilly, to, 86 Walnut RICHARD J. WHITE, JR. Register. bowling to the highest single bowl- Prints, Frames, Guns, Coins, Furniture, To all persons interested in the estate of St., Reading, Mass. RST DAIRY the one-act play that the group is Etc. William F. Graham, Jr., 165 Golden From the office of : Esther F. Brown late of Andover in said er for the evening. The first night Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mau., Telephone 3. That the Known bondholders, mortga- William H. Daly ring Andover now rehearsing, will be discussed. County, deceased. 521 Ilay State Bldg. no was won by Mrs. Hiram Young with Haverhill 7010-W. OF 36) gees, and other security holders owning or For Over The hostesses for the coming A petition has been presented to said Court holding I percent or more of total amount Lawrence, Mass. (74441) in a single of 113, the second night ANYTHING OLD FASHIONED OR AN. for probate of a certain instrument purport- of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are. year will be selected at this meet- ing to be the last will of said deceased by None. ANDOVER SAVINGS BANE n- 35 YEARS was won by Mrs. John Flaherty TIQUE. Guy N. Christian, S Union St., ing. Georgetown Mass. Write or Phone 2851. Virginia Barney of Scarsdale in the County 4. That the two paragraphs next above, The following pass books Jutted by the og with 111 and the third night was We will call. (0) of Westchester, and State of New York, giving the names of the owners, stockhold- Andover Saving. Bank have been lost and e. AND. 994 Shawsheen P. T. A. praying that she be appointed executrix won by Mrs. Fred Maxwell with 127. ers, and security hold,rs, if any, contain not application has been made for the Inoue* The Shawsheen Parent Teacher thereof without giving a surety on her bond. only the list of stockholders and security of duplicate hooks. Public notice of said a as Mrs. Maxwell now holds the high FOR SALE—LAND Barbara Blake the other executrix named holders as .they appear upon the hooks of plication is hereby given, in accordance with Association held its first meeting in said will having declined to serve. single for the season up to this the company but also, in cases where the Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acta el MURRAY recently in the auditorium of the ABOUT 14 ACRES OF LAND, GOOD If you desire to object thereto you or your stockholder or security holder appears upon 1908. Shawsheen school with Herbert point of bowling. for Farming or Building, with wooded attorney should file a written appearance in the books of the company as trustee or in Payment has been Mopped. ta- Personals section, for sale. High Plain Road. Call said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the Book No. 58,950. Ortstein, presiding. Andover 1145-W. the forenoon on the first day of November person or corporation for whom such trustee Book No. 58,951. n- SERVICE John Caswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1948, the return day of this citation. is acting, is given; also that the said two LOUIS S. FINGER, Tr...or a- w 'rhe meeting opened with the Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First paragraphs contain statements embracing (21-284,14) singing of "America the Beautiful" Walter Caswell of 5 Dunbarton FOR SALE Judge of said Court, this eleventh day of affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the n; JT STS. TEL. 8484 with Miss Ethel Anderson at the street, recently joined the United October in the year one thousand nine bun, circumstances and conditions tinder which he 16 :00x161Plus Tax PERENNIAL CHRYSANTHEMUMS and dyed and forty-eight. stockholders and security holders who do not fOUR TIRE NEEDS piano and Mr. Chaff at the xylo- States Navel Reserve unit which Phlox. Various kinds and colors. Also RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Register appear upon the hooks of the company as meets at the Lawrence Stadium Oriental Poppies, and other hardy plants Atty. Vincent F. Stulgis, trustees, hold stock and securities in a ca- Chris Muller a phone. at 10c each. Peter S. Myatt, 3 Highland pacity other than that of a bona fide owner; 316 Essex Street, er Mrs. Walter Caswell announced weekly for drill and study. avenue, Andover. (1m) Lawrence, Mass. (14-21-28) and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation CARPENTRY that the Girl Scout troop needs a Mr. and Mrs. Weston Eastman, has any interest direct or indirect in the said IA L TOWN OF ANDOVER 125 HIGH PLAIN ROAD at leader. All mothers interested are Jr., of 20 William street spent the stock, bonds, or other securities than as so slain) WANTED PUBLIC HEARING stated by him. TEL. AND. 1145-W 'o- asked to get in touch with Mrs. past long weekend in Montreal, 5. That the average number of copies of A public hearing will be held at ial Caswell as soon as possible. This is Que. SEVEN TO TEN ROOM each issue of this publication sold or distrib. 69c the Town House at 7:15 p. m., rt- a very progressive group and has Mr. and Mrs. Harrison B. Caswell COLONIAL HOUSE Tuesday, ')ct. 26, 1948, to act Cleaned and Telephone 7889 Established 1864 lie progressed immensely since their of Brockton, visited with their son, In Andover, No. Andover, The upon the petition of Vincent Salvo ted organization. It would be too bad his family of to erect a house with a side yard Walter Caswell and Boxfords, or Topsfleld. Any con- en to have the troop break up be- 5 Dunbarton street over the week- of less than 15 feet at 77 Salem GEO. W. HORNE CO. dition. Write full particulars to by St. LAWRENCE, MASS. cause of lack of leadership. The end. ,n- Cubs also need a leader and want BOX 61, CAMBRIDGE 41, BOARD OF APPEALS TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORE James S. Eastham, some interested parents to respond MASSACHUSETTS SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT MINGLING en ;and DYERS Chairman. to their call. Catholic Guild to Miss Anne Harnedy, Principal of ANDOVER the school gave a talk on the school Conducts Social In- program and announced that school A tea and social held by the would be dismissed early Wednes- Catholic School Guild of St. he nt products of days this year instead of Tuesdays. Augustine's church in the school la ,sentatives are Miss Andrews gave a very inter- hall last Sunday afternoon drew esting talk on the new Rinehart an attendance of approximately tENCE PLATE writing system that has been adop- 150. Many new members were Ility merchon- ted by the schools and Miss Hop- received. kins, reading instructor gave a talk The hall was beautifully dec- !a on reading. orated for the occasion. Tea was COMPANY Refreshments were served at the served from 3 to 4 o'clock after close of the evening with Mrs. which the Sisters of Notre Dame ar- ,ENCE MASS. ,n, Francis Henrick and Mrs. Norman were invited by the committee to on Miller in charge. They were assist- meet the mothers and discuss ed by the Kindergarten room school interests. Many helpful all 3M parents. suggestions were made and plans er- Rummage Sale Report for future betterment of the The rummage sale conducted by school discussed. , EXPRESS ier the Ways and Means committee of The Rev. Thomas P. Fogarty, pastor. briefly addressed the gath- m- Service a ering. 1948 PLATES AT ONCii lid Tel. And. 577 us TO gm DOWN Pourers for the tea were: Mrs. wn Nfo, or Old Owa—Nst Walt/ea Frank D. Lee, Mrs. Daniel Mur- Mrs, Tads. Dusso Placed er, phy, Mrs. Frank Hayden, Mrs. D. HARDPTIREINREY tag Paul Maclnnis, Mrs. James Her- 01114 BYZNINGS ral STINCTIVE la Milk 2, 1414 Maw. Ave thel, Mrs. Timothy Scanlon, Mrs. Bosun Harvard Si. ral SERVICE 2-fele Mut *UM Robert Leete, and Mrs. Steven y Attendant MAIL A 41 ND RROISTRY Iii Pettit. 1. BURKE The committee arranging the haes pay 40hours work tAL HOME function was headed by Mrs. Frank D. Lee, assisted by the fol- dais St., And. 2 Instrument Instruction lowing: Mrs. Edward Rice, presi- PRIVATE and CLASS Pewit y pay for weekends she/days dent of the guild; Mrs. Leo • Accordion • Clarinet Naughton, Mrs. John Polgreen, Mrs. Frederick Griffin, Mrs. Au- • Saxophone • Trumpet 051 an hour increas 411•11M gustine Delaney, Mrs. Timothy • Piano •Bass Viol •Drums Scanlon, Mrs. William Ronan, e Mrs. Daniel Murphy, Mrs. Frank Ja • Electric v Spanish Guitar Hayden, Mrs. Francis Parent, Ile I000 • Vibraphones Mrs. Eugene Zalla, Mrs. Francis t`t, 5 Robertson, Mrs. Thomas Riley, 8/11/04/ MILOS Mrs. George Faris, Mrs. Steven VER METRO MUSIC CENTER Pettit, Mrs. Paul MacInnis, Mrs. 420 COMMON ST. TEL. 20232 N James Berthel, Mrs. Robert Leete, '2 co. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood. 113 LOVE BLDG. GET YOUR To Discuss Questions !DARE On November Ballot t INS In the interests of more intelli- AMERICAN GREEN SHEET gent voting election day, the Wo- men's Union of the South church is and other presenting Frederick S. Allis, Jr., 114 Billion Pollarload Block! as speaker at its meeting Thurs- RACE NEWSPAPERS they must have still further rate and fare Shoppe day, October 28, at 3:30 o'clock. RAILROADS MUST OPERATE around the clock Railroads Run for Everybody— R TINTING at the Mr. Allis, an instructor at Phil- every day and night of the year. increases. Not Employes Alone ICON lips Academy, will discuss the ref- Although they know this, leaders of 16 rail- Demands Unreasonable The railroad industry must serve not one but erenda questions at this meeting. many groups—producers, businessmen, NTS road unions are demanding a five-day, Mon- ship- All interested are invited to at- These employes have had substantial raises pers, passengers and the general public— id. 10414-W Andover News Co. day through Friday, week for one million MAIN STREET tend. The meeting is open to the during and since the war.Their average week- night and day, every day of the year. These TEL. 142 railroad employes. public. ly earnings are higher than the average weekly unions are proceeding in utter disregard of They want 48 hours pay for 40 hours work earnings of workers in manufacturing indus- this important difference between railroads —in itself a 20% wage increase. tries. They have more job security than the and other industries. Industrial plants can be shut down over weekends and holidays, but They also demand a minimum of 12 hours average worker in American industry. They es freight, mail, express and passengers must pay for any work performed on Saturdays, also enjoy paid vacations, a retirement sys- continue to move. Everybody who enters rail- and 16 hours pay for any work performed on tem and other advantages more generous receives. road employment knows this. Sundays and holidays. than the average worker Strike Threat On top of all this they want an additional In contrast with the demands of these 16 On September 18, 1948, the leaders of these increase of 25c an hour for every employe! unions, which add up to the equivalent of 48c an hour, the Conductors and Trainmen recently 16 unions began taking a strike vote. But the vings threat of a strike will riot alter the opposition of settled their wage request for an increase of lec You'd Pay the Bill! the railroads to such unreasonable demands! an hour. WHILE YOU WAIT Summing up these demands, they mean that these union leaders seek to force the railroads L 103 Our Experienced, Registered Pharmacist Will Fill to give one million employes an annual raise which would average $1500 per employe!

Your Drug needs Rapidly and Flawlessly The total cost of this would be no less than itation 156 billion dollars per year, which is more OIL FRESHEST INGREDIENTS USED than twice the expected net income of the OIL railroads this year. ROOM 214 • 145 LIBERTY STREET • NEW 5011K 6, N. Y. IRIS this and other advertisements to talk with you TERIE8 You'd pay the bill, because if these in- We are publishing IIARTIGAN PHARMACY at first hand about matters which are important to everybody. el. 155 creased costa are forced on the railroads,

0.111.1=1. 14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — OCTOBER 21, 1948

Personals Former Pastor To Speak ORCHESTRA PREPARING FOR FALL CONCERT Births Mrs. Hugh Bullock, who has been gown. go121.45. Abbot Notes ... Sunday at Free Church With only a month to go until a patient at the Phillips House, Bos- Beginning Wednesday evening, The Rev. Arthur S. Wheelock, Hall—A son, Tuesday, October Several members of the Andover its fall concert Sunday, November Censure Is the tax 1 ton, for the past month, has re- October 20, the Abbot campus pastor of the Church in the High- 19, at Lawrence General hospital Garden club are planning to at- 21, the Andover Community or- turned to her home on South Main started to devote each Wednesday lands, White Plains, N. Y. will to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall pays to the public for In tend the annual meeting of the chestra is expanding its program (Beatrice Paine) of 87 High street. evening to world wide interests. preach at the Free church Sunday, eminent. Garden Club Federation at Bos- for the enjoyment of those who street. Mrs. James J. Murray of Bartlet The school is formed into groups October 24, at 11:00 a. m. Mr. JONATHAN SWI ton, Thursday, October 28. like music. street, has returned to her home, composed of both students and fac- Wheelock was the minister of the Abbott—A daughter, Tuesday, Those directing the affairs of October 19, at Lawrence General from the Lawrence General hospital According to notice received by ulty, each group working in con- Free church from 1 9 2 0-1 9 24. He the organization wish to acquaint hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell where she has been a patient. the family of Mrs. John Silva of formity with the larger program of is, at present, on leave from his the entire community with the Abbott (Wilma Crones) of Das- Joseph McNally, of Park street, is West Parish, her name has been providing aid to those who need it. church, serving as executive di- VOLUME 62, NUMI removed from the danger list at rector of the Committee of Fifteen large part which some outside the comb road. convalescing at his home, having Several groups are dressing dolls, orchestra are playing on behalf of returned from the Lawrence Gen- the Quincy City hospital where which according to a custom of long of Congregational Christ i a n churches. The committee was ap- this enterprise. eral hospital where he has been a she has been a patient since be- standing, will be sent to the Hind- Cost Accountants pointed to facilitate the union of They mention the Andover patient for several weeks. ing severely burned in an explo- man Settlement School in Ken- VIEWS sion August 28 at Weymouth. the Congregational Christian and Townsman for the space it has To Meet Tonight Mrs. Walter Gordon of Union tucky. The school is under the di- given, radio station WCCM for its She is expected to be home by Evangelical Reformed churches, The Merrimack Valley Chapter street is a surgical patient at the rection of a former Abbot student, broadcasts, several business con- Thanksgiving. which will take place some time of the National Association, of OF Baker Memorial hospital, Boston. and has for many years claimed the certs which have donated their next year. Cost Accountants will conduct Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meadowcroft Reservations are being made enthusiastic attention of the school. services and numerous high school their monthly dinner-speaker of Washington avenue have re- for the oyster stew and entertain- The dolls are sent with other toys students. THE HARVEST BAZAAR meeting tonight at the Red turned from a trip through New ment program to be held by the in time to be given out at the Geographically the Community Tavern Inn, Methuen. Frank York state, Canada and Vermont. Andover Sportsmen's club Tues- Christmas festival. Other Abbot The members of the A. P. C. Orchetra is fairly widespread, Mel- Swisher, chief accountant of the Mrs. Edwin Anderson of Red day, October 26, at the Andover groups are at work knitting articles Sorority are putting great effort rose, Danvers and Plaistow, N. H., NEWS Dennison Manufacturing com- Spring road is improving nicely at Country club. Robert Jones, to be sent to Europe, while the into their Harvest Bazaar prep- being the orchestral outposts. LEONARD F. pany, will speak on "Control By her home following a recent opera- director of wildlife research and handcrafts unit will continue a pro- arations. This affair will take place Musicians from these towns and Through Budgets." The chair- , tion at the Lawrence General hos- management for the state, will be gram of producing wares for the in the South Church Vestry on from Greater Lawrence communt- France is the most re man for the meeting will be pital. the guest speaker. Abbot bazaar. Saturday, November 20. Starting ties meet regularly to perfect a eround of the Moscc at 2:30 p. m, such things as Fancy- Harold Lynch of Pacific Mills. communism, an outsti Mrs. Catherine A. Morrissey and Little James Timothy Abbott, The Sunday vesper service will popular program so that everyone work, Aprons, Pop-corn, Candy, ample of Russia's fight son, Walter, and Miss Mary A. Mc- son of Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Ab- be under the direction of the Abbot who likes music will find some- Tonic, Bakery, Preserves and ',mean recovery. And Cormack of 47 High street, have re- bott, has returned to his home on Christian association. Students par- thing enjoyable at the first con- 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE turned from a week's trip through Dascomb road, after being confiend Baby-things will go on sale. cert. Lion is not a chance c ticipating in the service will he The Arts and Crafts committee IN probably planned years Vermont and Canada. They were to the Children's hospital in Bos- The list of associate member4 Miss Fredericka Brown, Miss Mar- with Mrs. Paul Simeone as chair- cow where Maurice Ti accompanied by Miss Anne Gaffney ton for several weeks. and subscribers who have already DRESSMAKING tha Davis, Miss Johanna West, and man is making many lovely things years of exile learning of Lawrence. Plans are being made for the an- researved seats for November 21 REMODELING Miss Faith Johnson. These students at its frequent meetings. methods. His return tc Mrs. Charles F. Smith and daugh- nual ball of the Andover Firemen's includes a number of townspeople. ALTERATIONS will give a report on the Summer The children will be happy to land as secretary-gen( ter, Martha, of Danielson, Conn., Relief association to be held in the conference at Northfield which they know that there is fun in store for LADIES' SUITS, COATS, French Communist I are visiting the former's mother, Memorial auditorium, Wednesday attended. them at the Grab Bag in which BE UP TO DATE DRESSES MADE TO OilDER shadowed trouble. Frat Mrs. Irene Cole of Elm street. evening, November 24. An enter- they will find a surprise in every STUDY POPULAR PIANO it, a coal strike that th Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lord of tainment will be followed by , package. Beginners and Ad d Students country with civil war. dancing. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Summer street, spent the weekend Plans which Mrs. Sherwood Kel- Class In Modern Harmony Joan Capen, daughter of Mr. End Mrs. Lucille Rogers, executive PAUL'S Nloderates Planned To with their daughter, Mary, who is ley and Mrs. Arthur Covell and attending State Teachers' College Mrs. Bernard H. Capen of 97 Elm director of the Greater Lawrence WALTER SLOCOMB CLEANERS AND DYERS ( 'mum 'mists their committee are making for The Third Force, o in North Adams. street, has entered the freshman Girl Scouts, will have Andover Tel. 2131-W 18 Summer St. 127 MAIN STREET TEL. 2125 a Smorgasbord Supper are attract• group of political partt Franklin Collins of Red Spring class at Pembroke College in Brown office hours at the Andover Mem- ing the attention of those who like between the de Gaulli road, is a medical patient at the University. Mies Capen is a gradu- orial Hall library Wednesday good food. Communists, recently Lawrence General hospital. ate of Punchard High school. afternoons from 2 to 3:30 p. m. desperate plan with fin Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Christison of George Lefebvre, son of Mr. and Troop 27 HALLOWE'EN BARN and eyes closed. Despe Burnham road, recently visited Mrs. Edward Lefebvre of Tewks- The troop held its first meeting DANCE it is doomed to failure their son, William, at Princeton bury street, Ballardvale, has re- Wednesday, October 13, in Christ A Hallowe'en barn dance spon- CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY indicates the dreadful University in New Jersey. turned to his home after being de- church parish house. Mrs. T. sored by the Junior Women's democratic politics in Mrs. Frank Buttrick of High tained in New York by illness. He John Johnson and Mrs. Harrison Union of the West Parish church the Communists, argu, street, is a surgical patient at the collapsed at VanCortland park, E. Brown welcomed the girls upon will be held at the Nunez' barn —MANUFACTURERS— Force, can be persum Lawrence General hospital, where he was competing for Cen- their return for the new season. on Sunset Rock road, Saturday with us, we will smotl tral Catholic High school in a track A short chat was enjoyed, with evening, October 30 at 8:30 p. m. merically in the Cab LEGION ANNIVERSARY meet. At Mt. St. Michael hospital the leaders answering the girls' Come one, come all and enjoy an them by their very pre The executive board of Amer- he was treated for severe cramps. questions regarding Scout activi- SODA WATERS evening of fun! There will be government to collabo ican Legion Auxiliary to Post 8, He is now under care of his own ties and plans for the coming year. square dancing, games and re- and thus avoid the dal met recently to form plans for a physician. After an interesting discussion and GINGER ALES freshments. For tickets, call An- m onist-directed strik bakery sale and penny social to Donald Look, local photographer, the meeting adjourned. The dover 58M. gumption presumably be held in November. attended the four-day national con- members are looking forward to Communists could be The Department of Massachu- vention of Master Photo Dealers many more happy meetings and setts is having the usual gift store and Finishers association held in activities throughout the year. (Continued on Pa for Veterans' hospitals. so that Chicago last week, making the trip the veterans will be able to select both ways by plane. To Discuss Work gifts for their families at Christ- Mr. and Mrs. W. Shirley Barnard Garage Dar mas. Members are requested to of High street visited Colby Junior Of Women's League At 9 a. in. Saturday morning. bring gifts by the Thursday, Oc- College, New London, N. H., during In $1,500 BI October 23rd, over WCCM, Mrs. tober 28th meeting, in the post Parents' Week, October 9-11. Their Fire Sunday night John B. Hawes, President of the rooms. Any of the townspeople daughter, Patricia, a student at the garage at the home League of Women Voters of An- who would like to send a gift, college, is also a member of the Grecoe, 17 Florence dover, will discuss the work of may contact Mrs. James Waldie Glee club. ing damage estimate the league with special emphasis and Mrs. Welton Muise. A Hal- An opportunity to hear a kinder- the building and a. on the election and how to obtain lowe'en party will follow the garten at play will be presented by there. information on the referenda. OPRE-ININIE meeting and members will please Station WCCM Friday morning at When the blaze w come in costume if possible. Mrs. 10:30 o'clock in the Accent on An- an alarm from box 5 Welton Muise and Mrs. George dover program. fire station, was sot Napier are in charge of the MIMEOGRAPHING p. m. Engines 1 and affair. der truck responder Mrs. Rachael Vannett and Mrs. Re- • LETTERS lines were laid ar line Meek. HISTORICAL SOCIETY • POSTALS which for a time The Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 42 and spread to nearby The annual meeting of the An- • PROGRAMS Clan Johnston, No. 185, will sponsor confined to the gam dover Historical Society will be ADDRESSING AND MAILING a minstrel show and dance Satur- held Tuesday evening, October 26, tents. day, October 30, at St. Augustine's 24-HOUR SERVICE at 8 o'clock at 97 Main street. Fire Chief C. Ec School hall. DELIVERED IIINEUP reported after inve The guest speaker will be Dr. A rehearsal of all the Ladies' Alfred E. Stearns. former head- YOUR FORD DEALER KNOWS YOUR FORD BEST! the fire was cause, Auxiliary officers, for the inspec- Andover Letter Service master of Phillips Academy, playing with matchE tion, will he held at the Square and 18 PARK STREET whose subject will be "Andover Compass rooms, on Sunday, Oct. 31, TEL. 1295 in Retrospect." Questions and Get off to a smart start this winter. Bring your Ford "back at 2 p. m. recollections of earlier days will home" for a check-up and save time, worry and money with ANDO% be in order. There will he necessary busi- this 4-Way advantage of Genuine Ford Service: ALI ness. reports and election of officers. 1. Ford-Trained Mechanics 3. Special Ford Equipment A usual social hour with re- INC 2. Factory-Approved Methods 4. Genuine Ford Parts freshments will follow and inter- Paparella Bros., LARGE 1 ested friends are invited to be 17 UNION STREET LAWRENCE BITTER SWEET present and to become active members of the society. Ope CLAN JOHNSON AUXILTARY 110.4 , "2.4.1101 RT. 125 The 29th anniversary of the La- TOHER'S TOYLAND Iffr dies Auxiliary, No. 42, to Clan 1. ,7 Johnston, No. 185, will he held at Just Arrived at the Lowest Prices 1 POLITICAL AM/ the Square and Compass hall Thurs- 6 day. at 7:30 p. m. Entertainment Come One, Come All, See the Biggest Assortment in Town WINTER LUBRICATE 4. D I SC T HRIEBCUKT R To My Fri will be in charge of Mrs. Robert Fifth Cong Maitland. Have your Toy Selections laid-away for Christmas Tickets for the Grand President's A small deposit will hold your choice I would apt reception, which will he held Satur- CLEAN AND ADJUST support at day, Nov. 6, at 6:30 at Pawtucket Free Delivery of Large Orders SPARK PLUGS * hall on Main street, Haverhill, are now on sale by Miss Helen Renny, MAMA DOLLS (Beautifully dressed) $3.49 up

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