Alan Heads an Woolen . White of 15 \X olcott ected president of the iolen Co. yesterday at the directors. who has been it NIDOVEIR TOWNSMAN Andover's Own Newspaper Since 188 7 e woolen manufacture, resident manage Mill in Lawrence. VOLUME 63, NUMBER 27 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 4, 1950 PRICE, 5 CENTS

127 MAIN ST, TEL. 2125 ars' Experience Building Construction king • Remodeling Alterations its, Coats and Dresses fade to Order Takes Record Spurt Building construction in Ando- Stable for Parties ver has taken a decided spurt Observation this spring, being far ahead of Restful Corps To Be the corresponding periods of the food past two years. The value of building permits JNCHEONS Reoganized issued to date this year is $436,- Iru Fri. from 95c Albert Cole Jr., deputy fire chief 150 according to the records of was appointed by the selectmen Building Inspector Ralph W. Cole- INNERS Monday night as local coordinator man. A year ago at this time the from $1.50 of the air ground observation value of such permits was $209,- corps. The appointment was made at the request of the state 250 and in 1948 it was $318,950. adjutant general's office. Another way of viewing the It will be the duty of the co- building boom here this year is ordinator to reorganize. the air- to state that 35 new homes have plane observation post which was been started this year to date COTTAGE manned during the past war and more are contemplated. under the supervision of the The record of building permits • ANDOVER American Legion. M e n and issued for the past month shows women comprised the volunteer 'S (Except Holidays) wo,ricers at the post on 24-hour that the valuation of new construc- service. tion is $234,500, of which $223,- $everal complaints regarding 650 is for residences and garages, street lighting were received and $10,850 for additions and altera- discussed after which it was voted tions. to 'refer them to the board of The April permits were issued public works. as follows: ESHIP At the suggestion of, the Law- rence Tuberculosis and Health New Building association the town ambulance Residence and garage: Shirley was made available for emergen- L. Stevens, Virginia rd., Dufton cies at the Happy Health camp. Coast. Co., Inc., Beech circle; [embers of the bridal party in the Tom Thumb son, briuesmaids; second row, Elaine Parker, James J. and Dorothy Doyle, Re- edding held Friday evening under auspices bridesmaid; Wendy Sandberg, maid of honor, Engage School servation rd., Lawrence D. and the Woman's union of the Free church. Stand- Donald Petrie, best man; Levering Reynolds Mary D. Bragg, Alden rd., Henry g in front, left to right, Barbara Soutar and III, minister; Nancy Pearson, Mary Ekstrand, E. Drolet, Lowell st., Bertram S. Ann Murray, bridesmaids; Janice Colburn, and Jane Fitzgerald, bridesmaids; rear row, Building Expert Morgan, 68 Summer st., Wilfred J. ide; Linda Neil, flower girl; Boyd Reynolds, Peter Anderson, Edward Cross, Lester Gorrie The Andover elementary school and Lena Mailloux, Juliette st., idegroom; Susan Anderson and Dorothy Swen- and James Richardson, ushers. (Look Photo) building committee at its last Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Fowler, meeting voted to retain Dr. Homer Main st., George J. Duryer and W. Anderson as educational coo- William H. McNulty, Magnoila aye; Ives Figures 25-YEAR-OLD TAG Abbot Adds sultant. Alexander and Edith Wilson, roadability. BRINGS LOST KEYS Dr. Anderson, formerly super- Cheever circle; Joseph Misente five cross BACK TO ANDOVER New Stunt intendent of schools of Newton, Jr., Corbett st., Santina. Torrisi, nd rigidity. On Migration Orchard st., Harold and Dorothy A metal tag passed out has had outstanding experience In provides Brerley, County rd., Robert D. and al stability. about 25 years ago by C. S. To Bazaar in the construction of new school Of Textiles Buchan to patrons of the buildings. He is presently engaged Phyllis V. Henderson, 23 Walnut Reasons for the migration of A new feature will be added ave., Arthur Ermer, Highland rd., furniture store he once had as a consultant in several other tilt textile industry to the south this year to the Abbot Birthday Ralph Shattuck, Summer st. at 12 Main st., was attached projects as well as being a pro- were discussed by Ulysses J . bazaar which will be held Satur- R esidence: Stanley and Isabel to keys found recently in fessor of education in the Ilar- L upien, industrial relations con- day afternoon, rain or shine. It is Chlebowski, North st., Donat and Moncton, N.B. Gene Le- yard university School of Educa- sultant, at a meeting of the Ando- a human animal circus, all sorts Isabelle Mailloux, Topping rd., ilFT Blanc of Moncton found of animals animated by tap dan- tion. He was president of the ver Service club at the Andover Oscar R. Hoehn, 53 High st., them and after advertising American Association of School :ond year in a row, the Ins last Thursday night. cing girls, giving the same results S. Franklin and Louise C. Mc- there without result forwar- Administrators, and formerly su- Fashion Academy hat rormer industrial relations rno- as a very much magnified animal Queston, Walnut ave., Robert 11. perintendent of schools in Denver, Ford its Gold Medal as na$er of the Pacific Mills and ded them to the address on cartoon. and Edna F. Walker, Woburn sr.. Col. or of the Year." paSt director of the state civil the tag. The store wentout Many choice articles have been The committee is holding for- Eugene Landry, Greenwood rd. service, Mr. Lupien, a resident of of business in 1935 so pos- contributed for sale and some very mal meetings weekly at Punchard Joseph Allen, Crowley lane, Chelmsford, made his first study tal authorities turned them desirable articles have been col- high school. They have interview- camp; Wilfred J. and Lena Mail- of textile migration for the silk over th Fire Chief C. Ed- lected for auction. Girls in the ed many architects and Saturdays loux, 3-stall garage; Louise Cof- industry and this led him to a ward Buchan, son of the captivating costumes of the 1820's they have spent visiting elemen- fin, Chestnut st., garage; Russel ey of the cotton and woolen late store owner. Records will serve in the tea room. The of the tag owners are gone, gardenia sale and flower booth tary schools far and wide in their and Shirley N1acLeish, Shawsheen (Continued on Page 16) and now the keys are at are in charge of Miss Barbara efforts to choose one for Andover. rd., garage; Ernest and Emilie The Townsman office a- Humes assisted by Mrs. Arthur Moerman, 77 North st., •chicken waiting the owner. Quintal and Miss Jane Sullivan - NEW POLICE CRUISERS house; Angelina Padova, 22 Web- ster st., chicken house. The parade of gardenia girls will The two new police cruisers Additions, Alterations continue throughout the afternoon. for which $2266 was appropriated Henry E. Drolet, Lowell st., Funds raised by the bazaar at the last town meeting have ar- tear down building; William For- Turnabouts are school philanthropies. The rived and are now in operation. gates will open at 2 p.m. All are (Continued on page 13) i Open Season invited. The Turnabout Class of yachts held its first trial race Sunday at Nursing School NANCY L. GAHAN H1 Wakefield with Polly Hogan's GE! — • Flying Saucer leading the fleet To Graduate 26 by almost a leg. The 26 members of the senior ATTORNEY-AT-I„AW 0`03&17 YOUR The point racing w ill start next class of the Lawrence General undestrabld 'Eves z Sunday for the Wakefield series. hospital school of nursing will Announces and cleaning The races will be held every Sun- be graduated with exercises in ALER'S underbrush„ day at 3:30 p.m. to be followed Trinity church, Lawrence, at 8 THE OPENING OF A LAW OFFICE 13eautifys by the midget races skippered by p.m., Wednesday, May 10. at r,C.A the estate. by children 12 or under. Midget These students will be com- skippers will include Debby and pleting the three-year course at, 26 CHESTNUT STREET ANDOVER, MASS. Laurie Smith of Johnson acres the school. The Andover Male in the Sea Horse; poll!, Hogan choir under the direction of J Telephone 1260 in the Flying Saucer; Tito Stefani Everett Collins, will sing at the MART Continued on Page 16) exercises. 1R

2 D I, 2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950

MOVIES AT Women's Union THE LIBRARY A movie and story hour for all Elects Officers grades will be held at the Mem- 011icers were elected at the orial Hall library at 3:35 p.m: annual meeting of the Women's Tuesday, May 9. Among the films union of the South church held to be shown are "Circus People" Apr. 27. and "The Legend Of The Pied Mrs. Joseph Tavern was elected Piper." This will be the last in president. Mrs. Harold Godfrey the series of programs held at vice-president. Miss Luella Dun- the library for this season. All ning secretary. Mrs. Clifford boys and girls are welcome to Marshall treasurer. and commit- attend. tee heads as follows: missionary, Mrs. Wilfred Lord: friendly serv- ton: nominating committee, Mrs. ice. Mrs. C. W. Curtis: and Mrs. Robert Hatton, Mrs. Elbert Jennie Hall: membership,. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. C. Edward Cleveland Gilcreast educat ion,' Buchan. Mrs. Frederick B. Noss: social The annual reports showed a action. Mrs. James Eastham: fine year of work in spite of the spiritual life. Mrs. F. Tyler Carl- fact that this was an interim year. Wonderful Markdowns For Baby Week!

ding a BABY NEEDS AT tub rec al live Bevy of punchard high's fairest daughters house, Helen Glennie, Joan Lord, 4ary McKee, BIG SAVINGS enjoying a few minutes relaxation in the spring Margie Walsh; front row, Nancy Southwick, sunshine on the school steps. Rear row, from Peggy power, Joan Matto'', Peggy Grecoe, left to right, Arvilla Prescott, Janet Field- Sue Markey and Sally Bergeron. (Look photo) A 207, off the 100th anniversary celehr. M to 40 7- tion of the incorporation of town of Winchester which WEST PARISH held Saturday. This Week Only` Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Cole W annua Mrs. Sarah Levris, Correspondent, Telephone 5E44 Malden were Sunday guest, of the Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith n's clot Chix Gauze at e And( There Must Be a Reason! ANDOVER GRANGE base at Dahigren, Va., spent the Main st. DIAPERS weekend with the Carl Stevens Bri reports More Mothers Shop . Andover Grange, 183. will CO 1 I e2 el meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, family of Virginia rd. Miss Joanna Kennis, R. N. of Fre C. Smit I doz. in Grange hall. The educational `2.49 High Plain rd., spent the week- abo the trio WEINER'S aid committee will have charge end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert the encral Slight irr's..limited sup- of the program. The public Byrom of Waterville, Me. an' s tubs to ply..fill all your needs school teachers and school corn- Miss Margaret Dick of Spring- Mayg 9 t (: Tti now. Formerly 32.79 9-0x5. mittee are invited guests. Roy , .ti zaiL field and her sister Mrs. Helen eic or Hawes, past master of the Mass- Pollard and son Harold of New ye as heir achusetts State grange is to be We insta le( WEINER CLOTHING CO. 266 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE Braintree. were weekend guests the guest speaker. of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ca I, presi( Friendship Pomona grange will E. 0. Dick of High Plain rd. Be first v meet Saturday, May 6 with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt have Jo A. Ca: North Andover grange. The af- left to spend the summer in pre nt : Mr ternoon session commences at Buxton. Me., with their daughter recd ing sec 4:30 p.m. and supper will be "Mrs. Thomas Garside. SEWING MACHINES mon Pearl, c served at 6 p.m. Irs. Cal Dr. and Mrs. Harwood Beld- I876 tuarer Yr Mrs. N and STORE Church Notes ing and family have returned to Mrs, ilfrcd I. FREEZE The May meeting of the Jun- their home on High Plain rd., two ior Woman's union will be held after an enjoyable trip to PRICES START Mrs. at 8 p.m. Thursday. May 11, in Washington. D. C. and New e year. the West church vestry. Mrs. York. AT $845V"ld):T speaker' Harriett Sparks will preside at 59 POUNDS of FOOD Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thomas 'Phone for a free Oliv the business meeting following AND ICE IN THE FREEZE CHEST OF THIS SIG NEW 8.4 U. FT. of Lowell st. recently returned which Mrs. Herbert Petzold will after visiting for a few days with home showing—CALL une show pictures entitled "Mexico their daughter Mit. William host7s to Canada", a 14,000 mile trip. Meikle of Holden. ANDOVER • 300 aesv v,ei i, ouse The hostesses will be: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Lewis LAWRENCE • 6136 S. Artht Minnie Heinz. Mrs. Betty Peter- of Lowell st. visited with rela- o Meet son. Mrs. Ellen Vandenhergh, tives in Chester, N. H., on Sun- We repair ALL makes annual q"aunTeTdAth Mrs. Olive Wright. Mrs. Mildred day. of sewing machines the Sh wane coo REFRIG OR ne ii Turner. Mrs. Mildred Brough- Mrs. Edwin Strain of Malden at the ton, and Mrs. Barbara Wilson. spent the weekend with Mrs. Wed Karl Haartz of High Plain rd. be se ci' idayin, Mt tic. Play and Entertainment n Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hilton busing; At 8 p.m. Friday. May 12. in Hein and son of Lowell st. attended the the Junior Woman's union will 'cloc present a comedy entitled "Are :t ice] we Dressing", with a short en- Prof. John M cel''' • tertainment. Refreshm7nts will for ofiuidance be for sale. Tickets for this aowelL Textile event, which promisei to be very CEMETERY URNS brief t a le. on amusing are on sale now with the meetiag Mr Mrs. Thomas Kelly of High Plain have i rge of rd. and VASES prdomgor PERSONALS E Elliot Y.., you spot loads M froson The morning devotional pro- with her puppet food gram over station WCCM, last for storeys syswoo in this big now nan Miller wil. 1.4 C10114C Monday, May 1, was conducted .he corsages fat Feet model. You sot this, too -- Moot 'Coop. by the Rev. John G. Gaskill, pas- v ho will be hot that tor of the West church. keeps 16 Pounds of moot fresh for shim Oil Mr. and Mrs. Alex Henderson 1,4 bush., Humi- of Argilla rd., will entertain the d..ow for butts end voivotobtos, ample copeolty members of the Dramatic club for •thof foods. of Andover grange at a supper Iffostinsh•isso COLDER COLD party at their home tonight. Also A Fine Line of Well made, attractive mer. moons sob. host frosszings. Lithe Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lane of eels atefelowlE See If it do4 it TODAY GARDEN Avo' It's Moo waist. •4 High Plain rd. enjoyed a short rials for the cemetery. 1 the year, vacation recently in the White PAINT Ih ORNAMENTS fully guar; Mountains. ety of types—all of prim, YOU CAN SE SURE • The IF fT'S Rev. and Mrs. Richard • BIRD BATHS of price Carter and their daughter Joan teed. Good range aoglect VieS • GAZING GLOBES tinghouse of Suffield, Conn., spent several Order today. more la Enjoy it today-2 years to pay! days with the former's sister • LAWN BENCHES OTHER MODELS MORI $194.95 Mrs. Karl Haartz of High Plain Form rd. Everything for the Lawn • Garden • LAWRENCE GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Miss Barbara Bird of Canter- bury st., a member of the senior LAWRENCE class at St. Mary's high school, P•RT •P RI 1 VI E0101•14 ILICTSIC SYSTEM is enjoying a three day sight- BRucKmANN,cS 7 CANAL S seeing tour of New York City PARKING SO ELECTRICITY with i-icribers of her class. 158 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE Lt. QC/ R. G. Small. USN, ,2, who is attached to the naval Andover Deliveries Daily — Call Law.41

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4. 1950 Marionette Show South Church Subscribe to The Townsman Tickets are selling rapidly for The Andover Association of the performahce of "Carnival" by Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the Dorothy Rankin Little The- 3:3(1 p.m. Sunday,. May 7, at the atre marionettes to be given at first church, Lowell. South church 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 10, in the young people will meet at the Memorial auditorium under the church at 3 p.m. for transporta- sponsorship of the Andover Cen- tion. tral PTA. The A. P. C. sorority will hold There are about one hundred a mother-daughter banquet for little "people" in the cast of "All ladies, big and little" of the "Carnival"—wooden though they South church at 6:30 p.m. Thurs- may be, they are so ' expertly day, May 11. Tickets must be constructed and magically con- secured early from Mrs. Sherwood trolled as to seem almost human. Kelley. This example of the earliest form The high school class of the of dramatic performance is excit- church will hold an old style ham ing and full of surprises, so ex- and baked bean supper from 5:30 quisitely costumed and beauti- to 7 p.m. Saturday, May 13. The fully lighted that interest is main- proceeds will be used for the tained without a single lapse. church painting fund. The com- 329 Essex Street Tickets are on sale in the mittee, Charles McCullom, chair- Next to Sulterrioretrs schools and will be available at man, Monte Peck, Warren Tyler, Tel. Law. 30013 the door. Marion Noss and Allan Douglass.

ding a little color to the barn dance held by the Ra'lateen- lub recently are Joan Lakin and Elaine Dumont with a pair al live chickens. oan Lord, Mary McKee, of (Look photo) Nancy southwici, anon, Pegg.) Grecoe, ergeron. (Look Photo AWSHEEN th anniversary celehra• Mrs. Helen Caswell, Correspondent, Telephone 62 the incorporation of tlit Winchester which eal WOMAN'!•:. CLUB BANQUET evening. urday. The annual meeting and ban- The fifth grade mothers, Mrs. nd Mrs. Walter I. Cole of quet of the Shawsheen Village Wilfred Dwyer and Mrs. Rudolphe were Sunday guests of Wornien's club was held Monday Dietrich will have charge of dec- I Mrs. Fred H. Smith et at the Andover country club. orations, and the tickets may he obtained front the sixth grade POT Of GOLD SPECIAL! Brief: reports were given by all comrnit 1 ee chairmen and Mrs. room mothers, Mrs. Walter Davis Fred.;C. Smith told the members and Mrs. Vernon Emerick. about the triennial convention of Trout Derby the General Federation of Wom- A trout derby will be hekl at FOR BABY WEEK an's eluhs to be held in Boston Hussey's pond Saturday and Sun- May 29 to June 3. day, May 6 and 7 for all children The election of officers for the of the town up to age 12. All year was held and the following who wish to,compete will register Were installed: Mrs. Walter C. with a member of the Sports- Caswell, president; Mrs. G. Edgar man's club who will be on hand. Best,4 first vice-president; Mrs. Any type of tackle may be used. Jose p ► A. Cardella, second vice- Prizes will •be awarded. presi ent; Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, Campfire Girls • reco r ding secretary; Mrs. Rai- The Siguan group of campfire Pearl, corresponding secre- girls met at the home of Mrs. SEWING MACHINES mon Irs. Carleton Shulze, treas- Alan Dunlop, guardian, last Ala Me tuar4 Mrs. Norman Miller and Thursday and made plans fur the Mrs. ' ilfred Dwyer, directors for program which they will present two ars; Mrs. Edward Dean and Friday. morning at the chapel Mrs. dward O'Connor, directors exercises at the Shawsheen school. ES START e year. New officers fur the ensuing three $845v- T h speaker of the evening was months were elected. They are, Olive' Hanna, graphologist, whose Marcia Tangney, president; Mary Phone for a free subject was, "Your Handwriting Ellen Winters, secretary; Ann ome showing—CALL and You." Benedette, treasurer. The hostess chairmen of the Personals ►NDOVER • 300 evening were Mrs. Wilfred Dwyer Mrs. Douglas Howe, 22 Arundel 6136 and Mrs. Arthur Stcinert. st., entertained members of the .AWRENCE • PTA To Meet Sing-Mar Young Woman's club at her home Monday evening. repair ALL makes The annual meeting and ban- e quet of the Shawsheen PTA will They enjoyed a foot health talk f sewing machines he held at the Shawsheen school given by Dr. Joseph McCavitt. Wednesday, May 10. Dinner will Assisting Mrs. Howe as hostesses be served in the gym at 6:30 p.m. were Mrs. Mason Arnold and Miss and the business meeting will be Phyllis Phair. held in the auditorium at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster, o'clock. Annual reports will be who were married in Waltham read and officers elected. recently, have returned from Prof. ,John MacLaughlin, direc- their wedding trip to New York, tor of guidance and admissions at to their home at 4 Dunharton st. Lowell Textile Institute will give TERY URNS a brief talk on "Guidance." After the meetiag Mrs. Allan Flye will ASBESTOS SIDING have charge of the entertainment New beauty in Johns Manville Permatone VASES program. She will present Mrs. J. Colored Asbestos Sidewalls. Also Insulated Edmond Elliot of North Andover Brick and Stone. Roofing. Estimates Free. ,vith her puppet show. Mrs. Nor- for non Miller will have charge of WILLIAM P. DOYLE .he corsages for the sixth grade Foster Circle, And. — Tel. 1483 INFANT'S ho will be honor guests of the

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Frank L. Brigham. 9 Punchard To Teach For ave has returned to his home fol- lowing a recent illness at the Year In Japan Lass rend General hospital. ss Florence IL McCarthy, NIrs. Albert Cole. Sr.. 4 Flor- teacher in the Shawsheen school, ence se.. has returned. to her home has been granted a year's leave from a Roston hospital where she of absence by the school com- was a recent patient. mittee to teach for a year in japan. Miss McCarthy's request for leave was approved at Tuesday night's regular meeting of the THE MAN committee. She has been selected by the department of the army to teach in one of its schools oper- TO SEE . . ated for children of American soldiers. Last week the committee gran- INSURANCE ted a year's leave of absence to Miss Louise Sherman, kindergar- and ten teacher, for the same purpose. The committee also voted to Part of th REAL ESTATE call for bids for a curtain for the nd annual Ernest L. Memorial auditorium. 'lids are omen's cl also being received for repairs onday even on the power house chimney and Newly-installed officers of Andover post, chaplain; Charles McKew, senior vice-comman- . Winslow, WILKINSON for the year's fuel supply. 2128, Veterans of Foreign Wars who took of- der; George Milne, junior vice-commander; The committee later went into fice with impressive ceremonies last Friday. Thomas Eldred, quartermaster; seated, Alex At 311-312 Bay State Bld. executive session and interviewed Standing, left to right, Joseph Nionan, adjutant; Blamire Sr. and Harold Cates, the installing The two candidates for the position LAWRENCE William Boise, commander; Alex Blamire Jr., officers. (Look Photo) • of headmaster of Punchard. Tel..: Lawrence 4762 Wee Free church and Life Scout Roger master's training course consist. %EV. JOHN 6. Andover 1663 TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED Dea, assistant scoutmaster of ing of an outdoor camping trip to riday at E ADS BRING RESULTS Troop 72 of the same church will Camp Onway was held Saturday attend the jamboree. and Sunday, Apr. 29 and 30. Nler• nce class in The highlight of the evening rill F. Burnett, district senior at urday at 1 was the unanimous vote making scouting chairman, John Souter, e church i John W. Fallon, founder of the scoutmaster of troop 72 and Roger ung, chairmr Fallon Associates, an honorary Dea, assistant scoutmaster of air lIenderso BALLARDVALE arland. member of the executive board, troop 72 went together, and Wal• Sunday at 1( Troop 76 of the Ballardvale following a motion by the Rev. ter Caswell, commissioner, and PTA met Tuesday Apr. 25. Arnold union for ch Egbert W. Jenkinson, pastor of Leon Duchesne, Lawrence district s; Schofield, scoutmaster and assist- First Congregational church 1>f camping chairman, paired off for 10:30 a.m., ant district commissioner, intro- rvice, Assist; Methuen and chairman of ad- the trip to Raymond, N. H. pri Lester 7 duced James Butler who will re- vancement. Mr. Fallon announced Dix register with the troop as the gild Arthur C that this year 40 worthy scouts J4dults, scoutmaster for 1950-1951. Com- will be sent to Camp Onway, Ray- young missioner Schofield also intro- Births ... eV; 11 a.m., I Jester/lye mond, N. H. During the past four Keith - A daughter, Jean Ellen, Worship, Servi duced the following visitors: Mer- years the Fallon Associates have rill Burnett, district senior scout- May 2, at the Lawrence General sapper with a given $2,100. to the scouts to en- hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George stor: 3:30 p.r ing chairman; Walter Caswell, able them to have a week at district commissioner; Howard Keith (Helen Goff) of 7 Tewks- ip rally at Lc 40074/./ // camp. Johnson, district committeeman. Three new members of the bury st., Ballardvale. + Troop committeemen Elwyn Rus- board were presented with their sell and Ainsley Schofield repre- Reidy - A daughter, May 1, at, Baptist registration cards and pins, Mer- Lawrence General hospital to ROY E. NELSC sented the troop committe. Scout rill F. Burnett of Andover and Ralph Bushman was chosen to Dr. J. Leroy Wood and Dr. John Mr. and Mrs. John Reidy (Veronica Friday at 7:' receive the prize of one-half week J. D'Urso or Methuen. Council Stolary) of 77 Bunker Hill st., ss in the pal at Camp Onway which was won Lawrence. is a foresee / president, William F. Brandy, ex- The father ,Sunday: "A at the annual scout-o-ral. pressed himself as pleased with resident of Highland ave., and the :Ship at the Mee St. Augustlne's Troop the development of scouting in mother was formerly employed at .Square." 9 a.m. OR Explorers in the troop met with the various districts and compli- W. Shirley Barnard's on Main se. - hearsal; 9:30 a.i Edwin G. Zelezny, explorer ad- mented John Berwick (formerly 10:15 a.m., Me visor, and scouts met under the of Andover), chairman of the T H JE worship. Obsery VA,Z,,,015 leadership of William J. Dolan, Methuen district committee, Wal- St11,Per. Recept scoutmaster and Daniel Wor- ter Caswell, Andover district com- OAR & ANCHOR bars. Sermon 131 „,/ cester, junior assistant scoutmas- missioner, Joseph P. Gibbons, Where Dining Is A Pleasure ROY E. Nelson, /;/- "7/ ter Tuesday April 25. The unit is chairman of the Lawrence district OPEN DAILY 12 NOON TO 9 P.M . Model Church." working on re-registration of all committee and Bruce Abbott, Ieetion of Mrs (CLOSED MONDAY•I committeemen, scouts and ex- chairman of the North Andover 5 p.m., the y plorers. The Bat patrol, which district committee for the work Route 28, North Reading , the church p won two half-weeks at Camp done in their districts, and Oegreat#EW Onway during the scout-o-ral, RESERVATIONS: londay at 6 thanked those who have helped chose scouts Arthur Traynor and them in their assignments. CALL No. READING 8422 d daughter OUR FAMOUS ROAST RSV, DiNND try. Robert Scanlon to go to camp. Training Camp SERVED !EVERY GUNDAY - v Walter Caswell, commissioner, The final meeting of the scout- ednesday at visited the unit and discussed ad- . Pioneer Gir vancement and registration. 0. p.m., Great Not•Noz! Navigation Course • vice. Messag The Lr. S. coast guard auxiliary d lVfacMillon. officers met with explorer leaders atri Worth, of Trern( and explorer scouts Thursday Apr. 27 at the Oliver school hall; Lawrence's Oldest lewele. Lawrence, in connection with the start of a navigation course under competent leaders from the aux- Get Gulf's greatest gasoline iliary officer personnel. On com- pletion of the course a credited 1/4 Carat Va certificate will be presented to specially designed for today's each explorer and there will be an opportunity for cruises. Ar- Come and cl rangements are under the direc- GEM-COLOR powerful new engines! tion of James F. Hennessey, coun- balance of cil chairman of training. Executive Board DIAMOND It's great for NEW CARS The executive board of the North Essex council met Wed- Platinum and great for OLDER CARS nesday Apr. 26. About 40 were Mounting Tax Incl. present and Andover was repre- $450 fog sented by Merrill Burnett and F. Tyler Carlton, executive board Two Side (Good Gulf—our "regular" gasoline—is better than ever, too!) members; John S. Sullivan, eNtir- man of finance; and Walter C. Diamonds Caswell, district commissioner. SUIT Mr. Sullivan reported for the fi- JOHN M. MURRAY nance committee, and Mr. Caswell Budget Cahri reported for the Andover district Terms Main at Chestnut Street committee. It was reported by Diamond Merchants the chairman of the jamboree HAI commiteee, Philip Robbins, that E LEIGHTON'S GULF SERVICE' 24 scouts and explorers from the ssex at Hampshire St. Lawrence 96 Haverhill St. Shaw sheen council will go to Valley Forge TEL. 23330 June 30. Eagle scout Thomas Burnett of Explorer post 72 of the THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 5

Any time you feel indispensable Nurse Serves take a walk through a cemetery and read the headstones. Those Town B. of H. guys were pretty hot stuff too. For 30 Years

Miss Latta M. Johnson, R.N. CHOICE OF FINE Monday started on her 31st year FOODS AND LIQUORS of service to the town in the of- fice of nurse and agent of the LOUIS SCANLON'S board of health. ON THE ANDOVER LINE* Miss Johnson was engaged in public health work when she joined the local board 30 years ago at the suggestion of Dr. itic • , Charles E. Abbot who was then 41Ik chairman. • 1. A graduate of Cannon's Com- mercial College, Lawrence, and of $50 to $2,000 at the Wolff school of public speak- ing in Chicago, Miss Johnson is Part of the head table group at the banquet della, second vice-president; mis. Fred Smith, a registered nurse, a registered ANDOVER nd annual meeting of the Shawsheen Village past president; Mrs. Walter C. Caswell, presi- sanitarian, the first woman in oman's club at the Andover Country club dent-elect; Mrs. Norman Miller, outgoing presi- Massachuqetts to become a mem- FINANCE CO. onday evening. From left to right, Mrs. George dent; Mrs. Thomas Bevin, past secretary. ber of the National Association License #98 End Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG. nior vice-comman- . Winslow, past president; Mrs. Joseph car- (Look photo) of Sanitarians, and is a member vice-commander; of the Red Cross Nurses' Asso- ANDOVER SQUARE ton, guest soloist. Everyone is ciation. TEL. ANDOVER 1998 ter; seated, Alex welcome. POLICE COURT At The Churches Summonses have been issued es, the installing Thursday at S p.m., Adult choir (Look Photo) + + + rehearsal in the parlor. for 12 persons to appear in the local court Saturday. Almost all West Parish Notes: Sunday, May 14, desig- THE FABRIC IS THE fining course consist. RSV. JOHN G. GASILILL. Minister nated as Family Sunday in the cases are for traffic violations. church school and morning serv- door camping trip to riday at 8:15 p.m., Square SOUL OF THE SUIT y was held Saturday ice. Friday, May 19 -- Annual Townsman Classified Ads nce class in vestry. Church meeting. Bring Results Apr. 29 and 30. Mei.- at urday at 10 a.m. Food sale on nett, district senior church green. Mrs. Earl airman, John Souter, ung, chairman. Assistants, MisS of troop 72 and Roger air Henderson and Miss Judith ant scoutmaster of rland. rat together, and Will- unday at 10 a.m. Early Corn- , commissioner, and nion for church school teach- sne, Lawrence district s; 10:30 a.m., Children's church airman, paired off for rvice, Assistants, Joan Arnold Raymond, N. H. d Lester Dixon; Ushers, James d Arthur Clegg; Classes for ults, young people, and nurs- ; • • • lust flip a switch—that's all there is y; 11 a.m., Morning service of churning delicious butter with daughter, Jean Ellen, orship, Service of the Lord's Gem Dandy Electric Churn. Ends the Lawrence General pper with meditation by the drudgery, saves time,pays for it- Mr. and Mrs. George stor; 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Fellow- self. Churns in about 15 minu- rn Goff) of 7 Tewke ip rally at Lowell. tes. Produces 15% more butter. illardvale. + + + Fits crock up to 6 gal. or use with Gem Dandy Duraglas A daughter, May 1, at Baptist Church General hospital to ROY E. NELSON. JR., Minitster . John Reidy (Veronica Friday at 7:45 p.m., Philathea "7 !iunker Hill st., ss in the parlor. The father is a former Sunday: "A Friendly Fellow- Highland ave., and the ip at the Meeting House in the formerly employed at uare." 9 a.m., Youth Choir re- %*'••`'- • iarnard's on Main St. hearsal; 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; I:, 015 a.m., Morning service of rship. Observance of the Lord's T H )E PPer. Reception of new mem- & ANCHOR s. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. fining Is A Pleasure y E. Nelson, Jr. Subject: "The del Church." Music under the Y 12 NOON TO f P.M ection of Mrs. Linda S. Kocher. .0222 MONDAYS) 6:35 p.m., the young people meet El, North Reading in the church parlor. ESERVATIONS : Ionday at 6:30 p.m., Mother 0. READING 8422 daughter banquet, church JS ROAST /SKr DINSM try. SO EVENT OUHOAY ednesday at 2:30 p.m., Colon- ist Pioneer Girls in the vestry. 7:30 p.m., Great religious Musical F. J. LEONE CO. Service. Message by Rev. Archi- bald MacMillan. Miss Alice Farns- 430 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL LAW. 7637 1 inc. worth, of Tremont Temple, Bos- Oldest Jeweler Carat iValues.1 "BOTANY""500 COLOR Come and choose from the balance of our AOND CHILDREN'S SPRING STOCK! $60 Were 19.95 to 39.95 NOW $14 TO 1 0 Tax Incl. COATS $23 Knitted. A good choice of TAILORED BY DAROFF styles and colors. Were SUITS 10.95 to 17.95 NOW $7 TO $12 Felt and Straw NOW 50 S50 4erchants HATS Were to 6.95 $2 ANDs3 e St. Lawrence ODDS'll ENDS...ALL WONDERFUL BUYS! INCOR P ONATLD , 3330 n ver, on. 'ter, Open Friday and Saturday Evening Until 9

To r A Al Imo.., — 4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - MAY 4, 1950

Personals . • Granted Leave

Frank L. Brigham, 9 Punchard To Teach For ave. has returned to his home fol.- having a recent illness at the Year In Japan Lass rence General hospital. Miss Florence II. NicCarthy, Mrs. Albert Cole. Sr.. 4 Flor- teacher in the Shawsheen school, ence st., has ref urnert. to her home has been granted a year's leave from a Roston hospital %%litre she of absence by the school com- •e•i was a recent patient. mittee to teach for a year in Japan. Miss McCarthy's request for leave was approved at Tuesday night's regular meeting of the THE MAN committee. She has been selected by the department of the army to teach in one of its schools oper- TO SEE . . ated for children of American soldiers. Last week the committee gran- INSURANCE ted a year's leave of absence to and Miss Louise Sherman, kindergar- ten teacher, for the same purpose. The committee also voted to Part of tit REAL ESTATE call for bids for a curtain for the d annual Memorial auditorium. 'lids are oman's cl Ernest L. Iso being received for repairs nday even on the power house chimney and Newly-installed officers of Andover post, chaplain; Charles McKew, senior vice-comman. . Winslow, for the year's fuel supply. WILKINSON 2 128, Veterans of Foreign Wars who took of- der; George Milne, junior vice-commander; The committee later went into fice with impressive ceremonies last Friday. Thomas Eldred, quartermaster; seated, Alex t The 311-312 Bay State Bld. executive session and interviewed Standing, left to right, Joseph monan, adjutant; Blamire Sr. and Harold Cates, the installing LAWRENCE two candidates for the position William Hulse, commander; Alex Rlamire Jr., officers. (Look Photo) 4. of headmaster of Punchard. Tele.: Lawrence 4762 TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED Free church and Life Scout Roger master's training course consist• . .03/1.NW"G Andover 1663 camping trip to Dea, assistant scoutmaster of ing of an outdoor riday at Troop 72 of the same church will Camp Onway was held Saturday ADS BRING RESULTS ce class in attend the jamboree. and Sunday, Apr. 29 and 30. Met. district senior turday at 1 The highlight of the evening rill F. Burnett, church r was the unanimous vote making scouting chairman, John Souter, 72 and Roger ng, chairmi John W. Fallon, founder of the scout master of troop 7i i if endersc Fallon Associates, an honorary Dea, assistant scoutmaster of BALLARDVALE 14 r ldn . member • of the executive board, troop 72 went together, and Wel. Lt ad Troop 76 of the Ballardvale and y at :l following a motion by the Rev, ter Caswell, commissioner, anlinon c h PTA met Tuesday Apr. 25. Arnold Egbert W. Jenkinson, pastor of Leon Duchesne, Lawrence district Schofield, scoutmaster and assist- ; 10:30 a.m. First Congregational church of camping chairman, paired off for vice, Assist, ant district commissioner, intro- Methuen and chairman of ad- the trip to Raymond, N. H. duced James Butler who will re- I Lester Di) vancement. Mr. Fallon announced and Artfhou rr register with the troop as the that this year 40 worthy scouts scoutmaster for 1950-1951. Com- Adults, young will be sent to Camp Onway, Ray- Births ... e ; 11 a.m., ] missioner Schofield also intro- Just wired I mond, N. H. During the past four Keith - A daughter, Jean Ellen, rship, duced the following visitors: Mer- ./* years the Fallon Associates have May 2, at the Lawrence General per withit rill Burnett, district senior scout- given $2,100. to the scouts to en- ing chairman; Walter Caswell, hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George tor; 3:30 p.1 able them to have a week at Keith (Helen Goff) of 7 Tewks• p rally at L, district commissioner; Howard camp. bury st., Ballardvale. Johnson, district committeeman. Three new members of the + Troop committeemen Elwyn Rus- board were presented with their Reidy - A daughter, May 1, at Baptis sell and Ainsley Schofield repre- registration cards and pins, Mer- sented the troop committe. Scout Lawrence General hospital to ROY E. NELS( 7: rill F. Burnett of Andover and Mr. (Veronica Ralph Bushman was chosen to Dr. J. Leroy Wood and Dr. John and Mrs. John Reidy riday at receive the prize of one-half week J. D'Urso or Methuen. Council Stolary) of 77 Bunker Hill st.. ▪ sin the pa at Camp Onway which was won president, William F. Brandy, ex- Lawrence. The father is a former unday: "A at the annual scout-o-ral. pressed himself as pleased with resident of Highland ave., middle p at the Mee St. Augustine's Troop the development of scouting in mother was formerly employed at are." 9 a.m OM del/rived Explorers in the troop met with the various districts and compli- W. Shirley liarnard's on Main sr. h rsal; 9:30 a. Edwin G. Zelezny, explorer ad- mented John Berwick (formerly 1 45 a.m., M, visor, and scouts met under the of Andover), chairman of the T H JE w 'ship. Obsery leadership of William J. Dolan, Methuen district committee, Wal- . scoutmaster and Daniel Wor- ter Caswell, Andover district com- OAR & ANCHOR S S. esreSermon b; cester, junior assistant scoutmas- missioner, Joseph P. Gibbons, Where Dining Is A Pleasure E. Nelson, ter Tuesday April 25. The unit is el Church." chairman of the Lawrence district OPEN DAILY 12 NOON TO I P.M. working on re-registration of all committee and Bruce Abbott, Rdi ction of Mrs committeemen, scouts and ex- chairman Of the North Andover (CLOSED MONDAYS) , the y plorers. The Bat patrol, which district committee for the work 6: herunch urch won two Route 28, North Reading p half-weeks at Camp done in their districts, and The,freet#Ew Onway during the scout-o-ral, RESERVATIONS: onday at 6 thanked those who have helped chose scouts Arthur Traynor and them in their assignments. CALL NO. READING 6422 daughter SEMI 015111 y . Robert Scanlon to go to camp. Training Camp OUR FAMOUS ROAST y SERV='year uuNDAy i/Ian e esn ayd at Walter Caswell, commissioner, The final meeting of the scout- visited the unit and discussed ad- is Pioneer Gir vancement and registration. 7: pd.m Great Not•Noz! Navigation Course ice. M e ssag The U. S. coast guard auxiliary lVfac.Millon. officers met with explorer leaders Ca[tf'ri w h, of Trern and explorer scouts Thursday Apr. 27 at the Oliver school hall; Lawrence's Oldest Jewels; Lawrence, in connection with the start of a navigation course under competent leaders from the aux- Get Gulf's greatest gasoline iliary officer personnel. On com- pletion of the course a credited 1/4 Carat Vale certificate will be presented to specially designed for today's each explorer and there will be an opportunity fur cruises. Ar- GEM—COLOR Come and powerful new engines! rangements are under .the direc- tion of James F. Hennessey, coun- balance of cil chairman of training. Executive Board DIAMOND It's great for NEW CARS The executive board of the North Essex council met Wed- Platinum 1 and great for OLDER CARS nesday Apr. 26. About 40 were Mounting Inc 1. present and Andover was repre- '450 sented by Merrill Burnett and F. Tyler Carlton, executive board Two Side , (Good Gulf—our "regular" gasoline—is better than ever, too!) members; John S. Sullivan, cr/ftir- t man of finance; and Walter C. Diamonds Caswell, district commissioner. 0 SUIT Mr. Sullivan reported for the fi- A . JOHN M. MURRAY nance committee, and Mr. Caswell Budget alm MI reported for the Andover district Terms C Main at Chestnut Street committee. It was reported by the chairman of the jamboree Diamond Merchants HA commiteee, Philip Robbins, that Lawrence LEIGHTON'S GULF SERVICE 24 scouts and explorers from the Essex at Hampshire St. 96 Haverhill St. .Shaw sheen council will go to Valley Forge June 30. Eagle scout Thomas TEL. 23330 Burnett of Explorer post 72 of the THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 5 Any time you feel indispensable Nurse Serves take a walk through a cemetery and read the headstones. Those Town B. of H. guys were pretty hot stuff too. For 30 Years ' Miss Lotta M. Johnson, R.N. CHOICE OF FINE Monday started on her 31st year FOODS AND LIQUORS of service to the town in the of- fice of nurse and agent of the LOUIS SCANLON'S board of health. *ON THE ANDOVER LINE* Miss Johnson was engaged in public health work when she joined the local board 30 years • ago at the suggestion of Dr. JT Arai • , Charles E. Abbot who was then "41•11‘. chairman. _ i, • MS A graduate of Cannon's Com- • mercial College, Lawrence, and of .4 $50 to $2,000 Ct the Wolff school of public speak- ing in Chicago, Miss Johnson is Part of the head table group at the banquet della, second vice-president; mis. Fred Smith, a registered nurse, a registered ANDOVER d annual meeting of the Shawsheen Village Past president; Mrs. Walter C. Caswell, presi- sanitarian, the first woman i n oman's club at the Andover Country club dent-elect; Mrs. Norman miller, outgoing presi- Massachuletts to become a mem- FINANCE CO. onday evening. From left to right, Mrs. George dent; Mrs. Thomas Bevin, past secretary. ber of the National Association License #98 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG. ientor vice-comman• . Winslow, past president; Mrs. Joseph Car- (Look photo) of Sanitarians, and is a member vice-commander; of the Red Cross Nurses' Asso- ANDOVER SQUARE ton, guest soloist. Everyone is c iation. TEL. ANDOVER 1998 .ster; seated, Alex welcome. POLICE COURT t The Churches Summonses have been issued ales, the installing Thursday at p.m., Adult choir (Look Photo) + + + rehearsal in the parlor. for 12 persons to appear in the West Pariah Notes: Sunday, May 14, desig- local court Saturday. Almost all THE FABRIC IS THE wining course consist• V. JOHN G. GASKILL. Minister nated as Family Sunday in the cases are for traffic violations. church school and morning serv- utdoor camping trip to riday at 8:15 p.m., Square SOUL OF THE SUIT ay was held Saturday ice. Friday, May 19 — Annual Townsman Classified Ads (c class in vestry. Church meeting. Bring Results Apr. 29 and 30. Mer• turday at 10 a.m. Food sale on irnett, district senior church green. Mrs. Earl hairman, John Souter, ng, chairman. Assistants, Misi r of troop 72 and Roger it Henderson and Miss Judith atant scoutmaster of rland. ent together, and Wal. • unday at 10 a.m. Early Corn- commissioner, and nion for church school teach- lesne, Lawrence district ; 10:30 a.m., Children's church hairman, paired off fo: vice, Assistants, Joan Arnold Raymond, N. H. and Lester Dixon; Ushers, James and Arthur Clegg; Classes for Adults, young people, and nurs- flip a switch—that's all there Is Is • • • ery; 11 a.m., Morning service of just A daughter, Jean Eller to churning delicious butter with worship, Service of the Lord's Gem Dandy Electric Churn. Ends the Lawrence Genera, Supper with meditation by the drudgery, saves time,pays for it- o Mr. and Mrs. George stor; 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Fellow- self. Churns in about 15 minu- len Goff) of 7 Tewisr p rally at Lowell. tes. Produces 15% more butter. 3a Ilardvale. + + + Fits crock up to 6 gal. or use with Gem Dandy Duraglas Baptist Church A daughter, May 1, at jar- General hospital to ROY E. NELSON. lit.. Minh-tier s. John Reidy (Veronica riday at 7:45 p.m., Philathea >f 77 Bunker Hill st. ,class in the parlor. The father is a forme: Sunday: "A Friendly Fellow- f Highland ave., and the iihip at the Meeting House in the s formerly employed at quare." 9 a.m., Youth Choir re- Barnard's on Main at. hearsal; 9:30 a.m., Stinday school; 10:15 a.m., Morning service of worship. Observance of the Lord's T H )E Supper. Reception of new mem- R & ANCHOR bers. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. )fining le A Pleasure Roy E. Nelson, Jr. Subject: "The . Model Church." Music under the ILY 12 NOON TO • P.M direction of Mrs. Linda S. Kocher. :LOKI) MONDAYS, 6:15 p.m., the young people meet 28, North Reading in the church parlor. ttSIDRVATIONS: Monday at 6:30 p.m., Mother No. READING 8422 and daughter banquet, church DWI ROAST Sate WNW vestry. vaD EVIRY GUMMY Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., Colon- ist Pioneer Girls in the vestry. 7:30 p.m., Great religious Musical F. J. LEONE CO. Service. Message by Rev. Archi- bald MacMillon. Miss Alice Farns- 430 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL LAW. 7637 ri worth, of Tremont Temple, Bos- Oldest 10 ,vele' <1.1. Carat aues••I• "BOTAXY""500 -COLOR Cbme and choose from the b;lance of our VIOND CHILDREN'S SPRING STOCK! '60 Were 19.95 to 39.95 i0 Inc I. OATS NOW $14 TO $23 A good choice of TAILORED BY DAROFF and colors. Were 10.95 to 17.95 $7 SUITS sKtnyiltetsed. NOW TO 12 Felt and Straw Now $()1 so Slso Were to 6.95 Merchants HATS AN ANDs3 Lawrence re St. CP DOWN ENDS...ALL WONDERFUL BUYS! !3330 Open Friday and Saturday Evening Until 9 n 2 THF A KtrInNtcn 6 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 BOOKS ON DISPLAY D.A.R. Chapter To Attend Convention An exhibit of Japanese hooks is What Our to he on display during the week Meet May 19th Of Women Voters UNI of May 7 in both the young Mrs. Harold Rafton and Mrs. people's room and in the main Priscilla Abbot chapter. N.A.. Readers Say Dudley Fitts were delegates from reading room of the Memorial D.A.R., will hold the last meeting Andover to the national conven- Specia Hall library. of the season at the home of Mrs. tion of the League of Women Vasco E. Nunez. Sunset flock rd., CAN SOME READER HELP In a com hi r Keuka College Voters at Atlantic City last week. sent ed Monda on Tuesday, May 9. Dessert will The convention decided upon ', he served at 1:30 p.m. preceding Keuka Park, N. Y. ninth grade an Apr. 28, 1950 three projects for the league in corned the Bi the meeting which is scheduled the coming two years. These were K. C. KILLORIN for 2:30 p.m. Reports from vari- Editor of the Townsman: players of Bos I am a collector of unusual the expansion of world trade, the REALTOR ous committees on the year's ac- fedetial budget, and the improved their version tivities will be heard at this time. epitapths and would like very "Happy Jour? much to verify one which comes administration of natural re- 77 Main St. Andover A penny social will follow. sources. thoroughly en,i from Andover. It marks the program were Tel. 2272 FAMILY BUDGET grave of John Abbot and dates to The outstanding speaker of the selections. 801111 Miss Katherine M. Lawler, about 1793. It reads: convention was Paul Hoffman, while others st county home demonstration agent, Grass, smoke, a flower, a vapour administrator of Marshall Plan were more shade, a span, FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS will continue her talk on budgets aid. He was emphatic that Eur- scenes. Brandin and family accounts at the meet- Serve to illustrate the frail life ope must be allowed to earn more master of core ing of the mothers' grout), while of man; dollars in this country to buy the met' graduate a the Littlest Listeners have their And they, who longest live, sur- wheat, cotton, and machinery that Ow a menthe. story and music hour at 10 a.m. vive to see it needs from us. He said that r. Davey fat FROZEN Wednesday, May 10. All home- The certainty of death, of life the cone from "TT MRS. CHESTER H. WELLS freer world trade will produce a makers are invited to attend this vanity. higher standard of living for the Ass, meeting if interested in the sub- Interested in antiques and gar- I wonder if you might put a Friday's ass FOODS dening, and a collector of old west, which is a major aim of our ject of managing the family in- note in your columns in the hope strategy in the cold war we are harge of room come; attendance at the first Chinese things, old glass and that a reader might be able to fighting. rade, and was meeting is not essential as Miss china, Mrs. Chester H. Wells of give me a correct inscription to- orm of an f FOR SALE Sutherland st. devotes much of Lawler will give a quick review gether with the right name, date, how. Announi N. E. of the general principles discussed her time to the activities of the location and other pertinent in- Iaartz. Carl El at that time. This is the last Shawsheen Village Woman's club MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N and the Lawrence Garden club. formation. Sincerely, nn Garahedian general meeting of the two groups CHARLES L. WALLIS or." as a doe as the final gathering of each sea- She is also active in the November TANTALLON RD. TEL. 709 club, Lawrence Woman's club, Professor of English oyle and Ma! son is in the nature of an Inc, anced to the "I formal social event. the Massachusetts Past Presi- PARTITION OF IRELAND dent's club and the Tuesday lex Gorianski Editor of The Townsman: cts on the t Sorosis. The article in your "Views of Mrs. Wells, owner of the Law- homas Shelia. the News" column about the rudzinski adde rence Storage Warehouse, has re- partition of Ireland is not care- sided in Shawsheen Village for tow which waf fully accurate. It makes the par- 'ark on the pu the past live years. tition originate from the attitude Born and educated at Lawrence wining memhE "Before You Invest—Investigate" of "Ulster, the block of six north- ade up the eh and Wellesley college she is the ern Protestant counties." =other of a son, E. Neal Wells of Ho? I do not know how important Honors for the Pittsburg and two daughters, Mrs. it is that the name Ulster then Francis Morgan and Mrs. Francis eon awarded. It will cost you nothing to ask us for facts meant, and always had meant, riii:,y. in whi,h Rodericks of Andover, and has six nine counties, and has never of- grandchildren. 'esen ted. Sub-n and figures before you buy or sell securities. ficially meant anything else, tho imlich stated h popularly the present six-county e fact that tl body is nicknamed Ulster. ere and most pt Chest X-Ray What is more important is that Inquiries at our office will receive prompt ith spring fevet Northern Ireland is not, and 'or has almost Screening To never was, a block of six Pro- I pupils have attention. testant counties. County Fer- iarci work. Be Tested managh has a Catholic majority, Mr. & Mrs" The honor roll During the month of May all ob- and I think it is the only one. t Grade There never has been a chance ._ HONORS: Juli stetrical patients at the Lawrence given for each county to vote Approved 1 General hospital will be invited eloian, Ann Cle whether it wished to be a part of , • ,IPitts, Cynthia Kidder, Peabody & Co. to participate in a trial run of Northern Ireland or of the Re- , ond Groleau, .JI chest x-rays. The expense for public of Eire. Such a chance Founded In 155$ JOHN WOOD . '9I'ge Henrick, the test period will be borne by ought to be given. _ r; %;. -,,1 torn. I the hospital. Of course all the reports about HIGH HONOR: 1 CENTRAL ST. LOWELL, MASS. The tests will be made in co- secret motives of any politicians GAS 41, John Baer, . operation with the Lawrence Tu- anywhere are more or less un- dirl Buschinann, Tel. Lowell 8756 berculosis and Health association certain. But it was said that the Eleanor Easton, Northern Irish politicians who en- HOT WATER rinherty, Carol Members New York sod Bootee Stook Exchwares for the purpose of screening pa- gineered the split did not want Howells, Robert tients for possible tuberculosis. to include the whole of Ulster Lpa:;igian, Dona: The hospital feels that such a (the nine counties) for fear it STORAGE 114ary Minard Ste program is an important step to- would give a total majority JOfin Silva, Marci ward better and preventive medi- against separation, and they did - rt Weaver. cine. not want to confine the separated HEATERS area to the counties with an act- Mr s . ' TENDERED PARTY ual Protestant majority for fear They're 'Mr. & ON A0111 BIRTHDAN the people would agree with each approved for service, Mrs. Louise Hadley,•who makes other so well that they might quality, economy, and her home with her son Charles at turn their bosses out of power. value. HAS , 4 Ridge st., was tendered a dinner So they drew the boundaries party at a quiet observance of to take in the six counties in CALL US FOR FULL her 80th birthday Sunday Apr. 23. Order that they might have a PARTICULARS Born in Guysboro, Nova Scotia, total majority against union with Mrs. Hadley came to Andover many ,years ago where she has Eire, but might have a population since resided. She has three chil- inharmonious enough so that it BUCHAN dren; Bertha L. Stienert of Law- could not get together on any ZET us 45% more Blowout rence, Leslie L. of Ballardvale and other set of leaders. I do not and know what they have ever done Charles E. of Andover; four Bring the chilar Protecton. grandchildren, Francis E. Stienert to disprove that gossip. My neighbors know that I am learn the,, muse Quicker stops in any of Andover, Dorothy R. Stienert McNALLY of Lawrence, Margaret R. Hadley a Protestant. But I am in favor to such question weather. of Duxbury and Lt. Leslie R. of letting the people of each area (including County Fermanagh) Hadley of San Antonio, Tex. and Plumbing and Heating Is My Child Too Extra stability on curves. three great grandchildren, Ellen choose for themselves what gov- how Soon Will . Stienert of Andover, David S. and ernment they will he under. 26 Pork St. Tel. 121 Leslie M. of Texas. STEVEN T. BYINGTON I Studied 'Way I The guest of honor received many cards, gifts, flowers and Everyone who re congratulatory messages. given a copy o Those in attendance were: Mr. COMING! 6 CARLOADS Of SEIBERLING and Mrs. Edwin Stienert, Mr. and method. Wol te's Mrs. Francis E. Stienert, Ellen E. leading educator: Stienert, Mrs. Louise Hadley, NEW MERCURYS having played a Charles E. Hadley, and Mr. and SAFETY TIRES simple airs in a, Mrs. Leslie L. Hadley. Good news-between now and May 6th must be occomp. WITH CONSTRUCTION Color-Bright we are due to receive these new, l'°'et1R21.1"fee, better-than-ever Mercurys. Here's Vegetables your chance to make a selection. Vegetables keep their garden- "KEN" CROMPTON'S fresh colors when they are cooked GREEN'S SERVICE in a small amount of water in por- celain enameled utensils. The por- ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC • celain enamel finish of these uten- 205 MAIN ST. TEL. 8843 sils is smooth and non-porous and, Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer therefore, cannot affect the color or Authorized Sales and Service flavor of foods cooked in the 622 BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • T Et utensils. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 7 wention MOTHER GOOSE, 1950 Members of the kindergarten Voters UNIOR HIGH class of the central schools have been busy lately, doing a little xflon and Mrs. By MARY E. BISHOP illustrating of the ever popular delegates from Special .Assemhly book, Mother Goose. ational conven- HIGFIEST HONORS: Susan Under Miss Sherman's instruc- ;tie of Women In a combined assembly pre- Appleton, Dale Blake, Dayid tion, the small artists have made Acc tent pro ect on sented Monday, members of the City last week. Haartz, Dorothy Jenkins, Kath- amazing interpretations of such through their school decided upon ninth grade and senior high wel- erine Lloyd. Anne Lord, Mary famous people as "The Old years. In the event r the league in comed the Bishop-Tree Theatre Olivcr, Valerie Shaw. Woman Who Lived In A Shoe," of an injury, let us ?ars. These were players of Boston. They enacted "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary," pay their bills with a- world trade, the their version of the comedy Grade Eight 'id the improved "Happy Journey" which was HONORS: George Adams, Wil- "Jack And Jill," "Little Boy STUDENTS MEDICAL, if natural re- thoroughly enjoyed. Also on the liam Dean, Gerald Faigle, Rob- Blue," "Miss Muffet" (and sev- ert Hutcheson, William Mooney, eral varieties of spiders) and EXPENSE POLICY program were, a series of short "Jack Be Nimble." selections. some of light comedy, Joyce H. Williams, Richard Inquire from us about speaker of the , while others such as "St. Joan" Parker, Winthrop Pearl, Paul Some of mime whose work is the provisions of this Paul Hoffman, were more inspiring, serious Rollins. Robert Rugg, Betsy displayed at the library are 1. MOO! t ant policy. Marshall Plan scenes. Brandon Davey. who was Sparks, Barbara Stone, Gladys Danny Dunn, Dorothy Easton, phatic that Eur- master of ceremonies, is a for- Thomson. Dale Stevens, Beverly Domingue, red to earn more er graduate of Punchard and is HIGH HONORS: Judith Atich- David Thompson, Patty Corey, untry to buy the ow a member of the theatre. terlonie, Philip Coates, Eleanor Teddy Smith, Ellen Dutoit, Mary DOHERTY d machinery that r. Davey favored us with a Doucette, Marilyn Davis, Francis NANCY L. GAHAN Barbara Carlton, Sally Wallace, s. He said that INSURANCE AGENCY cene from "TTamlet." Henrick, Norma Howard, Law- Kristina Trott, Carol Cheever, lilemerall *gelds e will produce a Assembly rence Lewis, Ann Sughrue, Les- Nancy L. Gahan Ellen Kenney, George Hurst, of living for the Friday's assembly was in ley Jane Westfall, Carol Des- • Mary Ann Pasquale, Karen MUSCIR0 , 1 BUILDING major aim of our barge of room 12 of the seventh Roches. Franz, Diane Stickney, Bobby cold war we are rade, and was presented in the HIGHEST HONORS: James Opens Office Keith, Boyd Reynolds. TEL 261 w orm of an old-time minstrel Curry, Patricia Sanborn, Gail how. Announcer was David Thompson. Miss Nancy L. Gahan, attorney aartz. Carl Ebhardt and Mary Grade Nine at law, is opening a law office at nn Garabedian sang "Old Black HONORS: Robert Best, Edwin 26 Chestnut st. op" as a duet, and .lreouelyn Brogan, Marcia Cotton, James Salutatorian of her class when oyle and Mary Ann Doherty Dolan, Mary Fountain, Lorraine she graduated from Punchard anced to the "Hopscotch Polka." Lees, Arlene Pariseau, Marjorie high school she attended Bates lex Gorianski accompanied all Retelle, Gardner Robinson, Mary college and Boston University Webb% Sets on the piano. End men Alice Shea. Barbara Silva, Joan Cbllege of Liberal Arts where she received her A. B. degree. Thomas Shepard and Robert Stecker. David Wilkinson. LAWRENCE ti rudzinski added humor to the HIGH HONORS: Elaine Du- In 1947 she entered Boston Uni- .• how which was a fine piece of mont, Marion Glennie, Sally versity School of Law where she ork on the pupils' part. All re- Seinwerth, Elinor Mondale, Ruth was a member of Kappa Beta Pi, aining members of room 12 international legal sorority, and Morgan, Sidney Tavern. held the offices of registrar and ade up the chorus. HIGHEST HONOR: Barbara marshal. In her senior year at Honors Ann Doyle, Robert Erler, Eliza- law school she was awarded the .Honors for the forth term have beth Hatton. Robert Henderson, Homer Albers moot court. prize en awarded. In the assembly Mary Lord, Ruth Sullivan. r iilny. in whioh honor , 'aryls were for outstanding work in the pre- NOTES paration and presentation of her Longer Wear esented, Sub-master Benjamin case in the annual moot court imlich stated his pleasure over In a recent student govern., ment meeting it was decided that competition. e fact that though spring is She received her LL.B. degree tere and most pupils are affected the talent show should be pre- from Boston University in June, ith spring fever, and the school. sented May 18. Rehearsals are 1949, and was admitted to the bar ,ear has almost come to a close, now taking place regularly. The. Mar. 21, 1950. and Beauty all.l pupils have continued. their rest of the meeting was devoted ard work. to discussing ways of caring for POLICE RADIO The honor roll: the grounds. The pupils of the The call letters for the Andover & Mrs" Grade Seven school are proud of the them police short wave radio signal HONORS: Julian Baer, Mary grounds and ask the help of have been changed from WBRJ for your Furs (roved ,loian, Ann Cleveland, Priscilla visitors in keeping it neat. to' KCB 262, according to regula- Apitts, Cynthia -Dantos. Ray- tions issued by the FFC which ond Groleau, Jacqueline Doyle, Ninth Grade Baseball The following affects all such stations in this I WOOD orge Henrick, Roger Johnson; boys have re- area. The frequency remains the ).' i'l nt,r1fOrrl. Paul Wennik. ported for ninth grade baseball' same. 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REAL COMFORT WITH DRESSINESS BY Some of the members of the police and fire Carthy, Frank Buchan, Deputy Chief H. Lester ENNA JETTICK department who met with town officials at Hilton; third row, Robert Williams, Louis Beau- 'SHOES THAT SATISFY' the kick-off dinner in the central fire station lieu, Chester McMillan, Henry Smith, Warren Monday evening to complete plans for the big Maddox, James W. Deyermond; fourth row, TIME FOR A carnival to be held on the playstead the week Woodrow Crowley, Ralph Barker, Charles Mur• REINHOLD'S of July Fourth. Front row, left to right, William nane, Kerr Spark, Calvin Deyermond, James Tammanay, Roy Russell, Robert Deyermond, Moore, Frank Koza, Raymond F. Collins, Jack Motor I 49 MAIN Sgt. David Nicoll; second row, Henry Pomeroy, Deyermond; standing In rear, Gordon Coutts. Timothy Madden, Jack Campbell, William Mc- (Look Photo) Tune-Up attending were Mrs. John Lowe. OPEN DAILY:- Personals... Mrs. Chester Kopatch, Mrs. Wal- ter C. Caswell. Mrs. Albert Carp- TOMPKINS ST. TEL. 2129-W asGOOD Alvin Firth, son of Leonard entier. Mrs. Cora McKinnon and SERVICE STATION Firth of Cabot rd., North Andover Mrs Paul McKinnon. is on the dean's list at Union 416 No. Main St. Shawrhein A PEN college, Schenectady, N.Y. for Subscribe to The Townsman OF TIE the past quarter. Small Oval Pine-Top Tables Irs. Margaret Morton of 43 housewife c Elm st. has returned to her home 19"x24" Top - 25" High ith a recipe . from the Lowell General hospital Radio and Television inch of this al Attractive, useful everywhere where she has been a patient for hat. But no si the past three weeks. SALES AND SERVICE Light in weight. ea. $25.00 ossible in the r John D . Cronin, son of Mr. and 'zing of the in Mrs. John F. Cronin of Summer o into prescril st. is a member of the Meddie- uantities must hempster, internationally known ctly with the spa harmonizers of 9owdoin college. HAROLD PHINNEY own by the pl ABOUT... Miss Madeleine Hewes of Por- 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 OUR NE/GlyaoRrow vs ter rd. spent last Wednesday in ith no additi, ons, or substi Somerville. or that reason, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Finger of easurements Johnson Acres have returned from a trip to the Middle-west, includ- struments — eheck each guar ing stops at French Lick, Ind., Accuracy doubly ATL and Louisville, Ky. -1 Mrs. • H. J. Caulkins and sop, ikitie6. WHAT WE DISCOkERED/ Hardy, are visiting in Rye, N.V. Mrs. Harold \l. Harshaw of 94 A REAL On PA/NT TWAT COVERS Elm st. has returned from a visit * Don't be misled by price. in Washington, D.C. WALLPAPER IN ONE COAT... ($r viable The Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Moses SCOTTS gives you more * A REAL OIL PAINT TWAT PRIES of Central st. have returned from seeds per pound-so you need FAST TO A SEAUTIFUL MISR- a trip to Washington, D.C. only about a third as much. NILE F/N/SN Frederick B. Cole, 10 Fletcher Then, too, you get all perennial Main at CI st. sports editor of the Eagle- grasses. * A REAL 011 PA/NT W/TN NO Tribune, has been named one of UNPLEASANT ODOR only three vice-presidents and will be goat:\ LAWN SEED -3,000,000 in charge of publicity for the Bos- seeds 1 lb - $1.35; 5 lbs - $6.45 A REAL 0/i PA/NT TWAT RESISTS * 3.60 ton University club of Greater SPECIAL PURPOSE BLEND - for deep DIRT AND SOIL Lawrence. PER GAL. shod., drier soils, terraces, Play Frederick B. Cole Jr., son of You con point your walls and ceil- The modern trend is to color-match Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Cole, areas - $1.15 lb

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Goes on smoothly. Apply with the LUX • SATIN-LUX • GLOS-LUX. Amhersty has been appointed little. 1 lb feeds 100 sq ft. feed chairman of the publicity com- 50x50 ft - $2.50 10,000 sq ft - S7.50 Flotlus Bush or a Roller Coster Ask for descriptive folder. mittee for the junior prom to be held June 2 at Amherst. MADE WITH OIL There is Only One FLATLUX and ...it's Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dunlop and family of 2.0 Arundel st. spent last W. R. HILL BEST PAINT SOLD PATTERSON-SARGENT week-end with Mrs. Dunlop's MAIN STREET Tei. 10: tf5 mother in Rhode Island. Mrs. Lillian Hearne of Law- Now you can W. R. HILL rence. formerly of Dunbarton st.. get an accurate lawn entertained several of her former spreader for $5.95 neighbors at tea last Sunday af- Scotts Junior 45 MAIN STREET TIL 102 ternoon at her new home. Those

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - MAY 1, 1950 9 IN DRAMATIC SOCIETY Henry R. Curry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Curry of Chestnut st., has been elected to membership in Pen, Paint and Pretzels, an honorary undergraduate dramatic society at Tufts college. The society which is restricted lo. between 14 and 20 outstanding undergraduates each year is cur- rently celebrating its 40th anni- versary with a production og "Beggars in Paradise," of whose cast Curry is a member.

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Getting their big fourth of July week carnival under way mem- bers of the police and fire departments stage a kick-off dinner ETHEL G. LOUD DECORATOR & OWNER with a group of town officials. Seated at back, from left to right, James P. Christie, tax collector; Richard Caldwell, Roy E. Har- of the dy, chairman of the board of selectmen; Daniel J. Murphy of the E FOR A state fire marshal's office; Joseph E. O'Brien, Lee Noyes, Sid- ney P. White, chairman of the board of public works;Fire Chief 50 MAIN ST. tictiote Stop TEL. 1350-R C. Edward Buchan, Sergt. W. Raymond Hickey and Deputy Fire g ,otor Chief Albert Cole, Jr., at left of table in foreground, Frank Hughes, Carl Stevens, James R. Lynch, Joseph W. Connor, at fie-Up right of table, Philip Cox, Herbert Brown, James W alker, Ben- 3o-wto/vi,a, jamin Brown, Ralph Greenwood, and Ralph Greenwood Jr.. next Quality hand-made glassware row, James Gorrie, Fred Welch, Edward Pettoruto and Charles PKINS Gray. (Look photo) for that shower or wedding gift. CE STATION A PINCH St. Shaw&lean PIJNCHARD HIGH OF THIS . . . By JANET THOMPSON DRAMA FESTIVAL Basketball Award housewife can improvise Congratulations to the Punchard A letter from Frank C. Grillo, ith a recipe . . . adding a cast of "The Courting of Marie dkrector of the Eastern Massachu- inch of this and a pinch of Jenvrin" which received a rating setts Basketball tournament, was hat. But no such leeway is of "very good" at the New Eng.- read in Monday's assembly, comma ssible in the measuring and land Drama Festival, held at the mending Charles Dwyer who was fixing of the ingredients that University of New Hampshire in named to the All-Star team of o into prescribed medicine. Durham, Apr. 28 and 29. Punch- the Class "B" division of the ard and Everett high, winners of tournament. Punchard basket- uantities must measure ex- the Massachusetts festival, repre- ball coach Kenneth McKinery, in ctly with the specifications set sented our state at this festival, behalf of the tournament com- own by the physician . . . competing against the two win- mittee, presented OXintite ,with ith no additions, elimina- ners of each of the other New basketball charm in recognition ons, or substitutions. And England state contests. ,of his outstanding play. Con- r that reason, we make all The judges rated the twelve gratulations, Charlie! easurements with precision plays on the basis of "excellent, Barnard Contest struments — and double- very good, good, and participa- The eight Barnard essayists tion." Only one school was given have been rehearsing during eck each quantity to make a grading of "excellent" and school hours and in afternoons curacy doubly sure. Punchard was one of four to re- under the direction of Mervin E. ONE CAR GARAGE ceive a "very good" rating. Steyens of the dramatic depart- Special credit should be given ment, in preparation for the an- Mervin E. Stevens who did such nual '3arnard contest which will an excellent job in directing the be held in the Memorial audi- by price. Punchard cast. Those who took torium at 8 p.m., Friday, May 5. misled part in the play were: Nancy Everyone is invited to attend this COMPLETE FOR ONLY you more viable 600 Adams, Harriet Schofield, Nor- contest. .1nd-so you need man Hudgins, Donald Mudgett, Junior-Senior Prom 3 third as much. William Walsh, William John- A special class meeting was Not a prefab but a sturdy, well built all perennial Main at Chestnut ston, Bancroft Fredrickson, Jean .called Tuesday in which the mem- I get Dumont, prompter, and Alston bers of the junior class discussed garage that will harmonize with your O'Hara, stage manager. further plans for the annual home. Call And. 704-M for full particulars junior-senior prom. This affair SEED - 3,000,000 will take place from 8 to 11 p.m. • Size 11' x 20' .35; 5 lbs - 56.45 Friday, May 19, in the Memorial • Cement Block Foundation gymnasium. The faculty advisors • • 2-Section Overhead Door E BLEND - for deep for the prom are as follows: Miss 4" Concrete Floor ploy • Standard 1" Garage coils, terraces, See us for Life Insurance Agnes V. Dugan, faculty chair- • Rigidly Framed for business purposes,re- man; Miss E. Marjorie Smith, Siding Miss Jeanne T. Bernadin, G. tirement income, family • Asphalt Shingle Roof • 2 Full Size Windows complete lawn food - income, educational.mort- Arthur Danforth, decorations; because you need so gage, etc. Miss Luella Dunning, invitations Fwd and programs; Mrs. Gertrude ds 100 sq Mere' n E. All Workmanship Guaranteed 10,000 sq ft - $7.50 Hardy, refreshments; Stevens, ushers; Miss Agnes V. Dugan, music. Other designs and sizes at comparably low Notes prices. Miss Helen C. Munroe of the Latin department has received an Tel. 102 invitation from Wellesley college to attend a performance of "Euri- pedes' Alcestis," a play to be pre- James D. HAMILTON

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10 s 1 kri_eLL THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 10 Down the Years VIEWS OF THE NEWS ormer EDITORIAL THOUGHTS with cores BY LEONARD F. JAMES Russia all i'ver the world. They Marcia Hem ELI MINATING A TRAFFIC HAZARD are prepared to back up Mr. Tr. and Mrs. The Townsman To make the confusion of Bevin if he'd Point out the direc- ho lived in B Action of the selectmen in voting to ask the state to take over United States foreign policy worse tion. Being realists they realize ears ago, re 55 Years Ago—May 1900 confounded, Mr. Gabrielson of the that cooperation with Russia has ebut on Broa that part of Main street adjoining Phillips academy is a sound Trees are being set out on Park GOP has come up with a new proved impossible. But they aren't g to New Yc move and in accord with the suggestion made by The Townsman and Whittier streets by the park formula. He accuses the Demo- accusing Labour of having an harming and commissioners. cratic administration of violating un-British policy. They aren't 'r James Barr a few months ago for removal of the grass plot that juts out into An alternating electric light, the "bipartisan spirit in foreign demanding an "all-British policy" sy "Peter Pa the street to form a bottleneck for the flow of heavy traffic on the only one in town, has been put relations." What he proposes to to he run by Conservatives. In- Jean Arthur in at J. H. Campion & Co's store. do is to substitute "an all-Ameri- stead, they are ready to cut their re starring it Route 28. It gives a very bright and white can foreign policy, regardless of losses on the mutual respect poll- as new music t Once the location of a turnout for the old trolley cars it was light. party, to assure peace with jus- cy and face the only course left d Bernstein. Some mischievous person has tice in a free world." to them. They are grateful that Writing in ti landscaped when the tracks were removed, and enclosed with a scattered tacks over our streets, That seems fair enough if we there is at least one alternative iewer Richard curb which shut out vehicular traffic. This abruptly narrowed much to the discomfort of bi- like the sound of words for the left to them, the alternative of But the most c cyclists. sake of sound. But actually it is agreement with Russia through nce is contri Main street, which at Chapel avenue is 66 feet, to a highwaythat The assessors began their year- little more than a formula, some- the strength of her opponents. i arcia Hendee: suddenly limits the travelled way to 33 feet. ly work the first of the week and what akin to the words of the They recognize that Russia appre- d delightful a do not expect to finish until the travelling medicine man. As a ciat.es only strength, and they e manipulator Consideration of the traffic hazard that exists there has been first of July. formula it's about as convincing hope to develop that strength by e flying chilc before ,town meetings in the past but never got beyond the dis- A winter in California, with de- as the cure-all claims from the means of a positive unified policy. phs of 'Peter lightful routes of travel, is the tail-board of the medicine man's To Combat Russia's One Purpose John Chaprru cussion stage. past few months' story for W. H. wagon. Labour and Conservatives alike ily News sa3 Trustees of Phillips academy are interested in any method of Gile and family who, returned to What is "Bipartisan Spirit"? recognize that the Russians have rson is a swe, their home on Main st. What precisely is a "bipartisan brought into international rela- uple of sweet improving the traffic flow on Main street near the c ampus. As Horace S. Neal, in company spirit in foreign policy"? Presum- tions the principle of an aggres- Brooks Atkin: far back as 1932 they had a study made and plans prepared by with two friends, is spending the ably an effort to formulate a for- sive foreign policy linked to a mes: "M a r week at the "Lake" on a fishing eign policy that serves the best missionary zeal. The essence of endy is all an engineering firm which visualized a full-width highway divided trip. We expect them to bring interests of this country. And the Soviet diplomacy is that no events ss—the little by three narrow traffic islands for the safety of the hundreds of 4rome their 'full share of speckled formulation of such an objective are unrelated. The Russians make lish sense of beauties is by no means easy. Since we no bones about it. French corn. c' sings some c p'edestrians who cross there daily. 0. P: Chase has presented the know that Soviet communism is munists can be used to support ngs with SWE By the state taking over that part of the street between Wheeler Village improvement society with our greatest danger it should be their fellows in Indo-China. The cy." possible to figure out a common fifty trees, white birch and lever , Danish communist press and Miss Henders, street and the point where the state highway now ends opposite wood mostly, which he secured on stand against Russia. Apparently party are encouraged to denounce ungster when the Memorial tower a remedy for the bad traffic conditions seems a recent trip to Vermont. They Mr. Gabrielson has a formula. Is Denmark for permitting Danish Ballardvale. will, be planted, for the most part, it a •solution? The Republican airfields to be used by American rly known as to be in sight. at ,the Indian Ridge reservation. party would substitute "an all- planes searching the Baltic for I be remembe Police and other town officials are in agreement that some im- American foreign policy regard- lost comrades. er folk as a 25 'Years Ago—May 1925 less of party." Mr. Acheson has been trying Langrock's st provement is needed•there and elimination of the grass plot seems Donald Milnes who has been What "Free World"? to point this out to the American the square. to be the most effective solution of the problem. spending the past two months in The presumption must then be people. Foreign policy should be ved to Williarr Scotland, has returned to his that our present foreign policy is understood not as isolated inci- her for a time home on Red Spring rd. only "part-American" or even dents in China or Germany, but iss Henderson The Misses Emily and Frances "un-American." So we'd like to against the background of one t year from Thonipsan. daughters of Mr. and know first what is meant by an over-all purpose. He has tried to demy of Dran MOTHER'S HEATHERFELLS Mrs. A. P. Thompson of School st. "all-American policy." And since impress upon the people the need •k City, and h DAY sailed on the S. S. Winnewaska to we shall be voting pretty soon, we for perspective and the realization tographic me SPECIALS NURSERY spend the summer in France. really ought to be told just what of Russia's single-minded drive ered dramatic H. ROHRBACH the Republicans have in mind. for world domination. 0 n ly C.ipleting the It This . week in Andover repre- And what is Mr. Gabrielson's has sents a full week of amateur dra- against this background can for- been engage brand of foreign policy designed eign policy be properly criticized. t evision, appea ... Tel. Andover 192 matics. Church organizations pre- to do? "Assure peace with justice duo ion.. Sunset Rock Road, Andover sent short plays to raise money Before a course of foreign poll- in a free world." Just a minute! cy can be set there must first be for various good causes sponsored Are we discussing an ideal world by the South, Christ and Baptist a philosophy of policy, a basic errim. Early Yellow Forsythia, White Korea Spiraea, or a practical one? Are we formu- idea or purpose. It is not merely acl churches. lating foreign policy for the world lerrimack coil Gorgeous Lilac Hybrids, Dwarf Fruit Trees, About 800 people sallied forth a matter of what we want in we'd like to live in or for the one China or Germany. Always we r to its first ann through the mists of an early May we actually do live in? What. wi a five-clay pr Spring Perennials. morning to attend the annual bump into Russia's intentions. ' beginning "free world"? The one of Com- And we must recognize that Mos- next 1\ ALSO SELECTED EVERGREENS. breakfast served by the members munist Russia, Czechoslovakia, ,Mavva continuing t e General William F. Bartlett cow is not to be deterred by treat- Yugoslavia, Red China, a divided ies or paper agreements. If there 12. Genera Woman'sW Relief Corps in town Germany? Is that part of the Std R. Doh hall. are such agreements they'll be ob- Andover. free world? Perhaps "free-for- served and even stoutly defended all" would be nearer the truth. •Progr Miss Jennie Boutwell, whose by Russia only so long as they with For this business of foreign policy serve her ends. a mass of I engagement was recently an- is a brutal one. It would be quite the college chape nounced, was the very happy re- Basis Of Our Policy Traditional "plant something to see Mr. Gabrielson Our task is not merely to st• on the college cam CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY cipient of a gift of silver from the bargaining with the Russians on a members of the *omen's Guild. basis of "justice" for a "free 'sure peace and justice in a free at a p.m. and a Miss Esther W. Smith of Shaw- world." For that kiwi of world world. It's the basic one of even twaen the sophom( sheen rd. has been appointed a is precisely what the Russians keeping a respetable portion of will follow at 3:30 —MANUFACTURERS— special policewoman, the first don't want. Their whole foreign the world free. The sensible per. An athletic prod woman to hold such an office in policy is directed squarely against son doesn't argue with a hurl. of , intra-class ga. Andover. it. cane. He takes measures to pro•scheduled for Tue Miss Nora G. Reardon, Mrs. Free—If It Is Strong tect himself against it. The only at * p.m. and conti SODA WATERS Margaret Kimball, Miss Sara G. This matter of foreign policy is thing that can resist Russian pres-Highlight of the a Campbell and Miss Ann Harnedy less a question of what we'd like sure is strength enough to resist gratit will be a sol have been registered at Atlantic than what we can get. We've it. As elemental as that. Conse• tween the faculty E and GINGER ALES City this week. tried one method, that of dealing quently this administration has 'Itesday at 7„: 10 Years Ago—May 1940 with the Russians on a basis of based its foreign policy on three ow? for parents On Saturday Abbot academy mutual respect and cooperation. assumptions: that the remaining n Vie campus and Nothing wrong with that if it free nations can somehow evolve uddings. A buffet will celebrate its 111th anniver- 34‘i sary. The buildings and grounds could guarantee a respectable unified policy vis-a-vis Russia and •. .ved and a pre will be open to the public. peace. And because Mr. Acheson, be powerful enough to resist local funent will be MOTHER'S DAY Rqbert Waugh, son of Mr. and along with practically everyone thrusts from Moscow; that the embers of the jut else, tried that method he isn't to free world can present a suffici• A dinner and dar Mrs. Clarence. Waugh of William MAY 14TH st. _was elected to represent the be blamed because it failed. ently strong front to deter Rost 6 Thursdal Unified Direction Wanted from a major act of aggression inerset, Boston. Shawsheen school patrol in Wash- the REMEMBER HER WITH ington. The British government does that could lead to war; that traditional not criticize Foreign Secretary United States can instil into the II take place Frid The large sail-fish caught by e Daniel Hartigan off Florida the Bevin because he can't come to non-Russian world a confidencea college gym past winter is now on display in terms with Russia. What is ques- the democratic way of life. the Pharmacy window. tioned is his over-all policy. They That should be our all-Amen CHOCOLATES The annual get-together of the are disturbed at the lack of a can policy. It takes leaderskl DAY and members of the Andover Country unified policy that sets a common and convictions. Perhaps Mr Gabrielson subscribes to that. I club will be held this week. After front against encroachments by arg # round of golf, dinner will be is to be hoped that the rank served in the grill room. • No Assistance file of Republicans can persuai TIER wwssu'a THE FAMOUS their official spokesman to corn' SAMPLER Tearing down the street as fast ESTABLISHED ISS7 down to clear definitions at Pcx, AND OTHER as he could go was a little man, and practical suggestions. The Ras WHITMAN'S THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN behind him toiled the bartender of sians know what they ,\ ant an ASSORTMENTS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Ire the local tavern in hot pursuit. At how they mean to get ii Are THE CONSOLIDATED PRESS. INC. the corner a policeman stood re- all agreed on what we \\ int? 56 MAIN STREET. ANDOVER. MASS . garding the scene with a smile. ANDO) ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT "Why don't you help me catch THE ANDOVER POST Orricm him?" bellowed the bartender, as TAXI SEF PRICE Sc PER COPY *2.50 PER YEAR he drew alongside the man in blue. C. A. HILL The policeman looked surprised. ELECTRICAL Publisher I rs log E. Rogers "He told me that you were racing Editor . . . . Frank I. A. Humphrey CONTRACTOR ..CALL Adv. Mgr. . . Raymond IS. DeRuuseau for the price of a drink," he said. 9allardvale Hazel Schofield Serving Andover Since 10 POST OFFICE Shawsheen Helen Caswell "So I am," shouted the barten- West Parish . Sarah Lewis der. "He didn't pay for it!" 13 Chestnut St Tel 10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 ormer 'Vale Girl VS cores Stage Hit the world. They Marcia Henderson, daughter of Jo back up Mn Ir. and Mrs. John Henderson Jint out the direc- Ito lived in Ballardvale about 20 alists they realize ears ago, recently made her with Russia has ebut on Broadway and accord- le. But they aren't g to New York critics, made a tr of having an harming and lovely Wendie in cy. They aren't it James Barrie's celebrated fan- 'all-British policy" sy "Peter Pan." Conservatives. In- Jean Arthur and Boris Karloff ready to cut their re starring in the play which utual respect poli- as new music and lyrics by Leon- e only course left cl are grateful that Writing in the N. Y. Post, re- st one alternative ewer Richard Watts, Jr., said: the alternative of But the most charming perform- h Russia through nce is contributed by young of her opponents. arcia Henderson, who is fresh that Russia appre- ld delightful as Wendy. She and rength, and they e manipulators of the wires for p that strength by e flying children, are the tri- hive unified policy. phs of 'Peter Pan'." issia's One Purpose John Chapman in the N. Y. Conservatives alike ily News says: "Marcia Hen- the Russians have rson is a sweet Wendy, with a international rela- uple of sweet songs." Ante of an aggres- Brooks Atkinson in the N. Y. policy linked to a mes: "M arcia Henderson's al. The essence of endy is all grace and loveli- icy is that no events ss—the little mother with a The Russians make lish sense of enjoyment: and at it. French corn- e sings some of Mr. Bernstein's De used to support ngs with sweetness and deli- n Indo-China. The cy." Miss Henderson was a mere nunist press and Principals in the operetta 'The Forest Prince' presented Fri- ton Osgood, Anne Wellesley Howes, Everett Scannell, John ntragecl to denounce ungster when the family lived Ballardvale. Her father, fam- day at the Memorial auditorium by pupils of the Pike school. Bride, Barbara Ann Emmons, James Bride, in front, Robin Row- permitting Danish Standing, from left to right, Ann Norwood, Suzanne Fraser, Gay- used by American rly known as Jack Henderson, land, George Benedict and Sully Vinciguerra. (Look photo) iing the Baltic for 11 be remembered by many An- er folk as a former employee Mrs. James Fairweather is preacher at the morning service Langrock's store when it was chairman of the committee on Sunday in the Union Congrega- i▪ n has been trying arrangements and will be assisted out to the American the square. The Hendersons BALLARDVALE tional church. ved to Williamstown where the by Mrs. Charles Walent, Mrs. El- Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson ign policy should be Mrs. Hazel Schofield. Correspondent. Telephone 898-M wyn Russell and Mrs. Roland Joy. of as isolated inci- her for a time was a selectman. and Mrs. Ralph Greenwood Sr., iss Henderson was graduated A covered dish supper will be spent Sunday at Chester, N. H., as la or Germany, but served at 6:30 p.m. and will be background of one year from the American P.T.A. NOTES guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merton (ferny of Dramatic Art at New Women's Service League followed by an entertainment English. ose. He has tried to The ways and means committee The spring hat review held arranged by Miss Doris Shaw. the people the need -k City, and had a career as a of. the Ballardvale P.T.A., will tographic model before she recently by the members of the Personals TOWNSMAN CLASSIFIED 'e and the realization hold a bakery and food sale from Women's Service League of the Miss Lucille Buswell of single-minded drive e ered dramatic school. Since 2 to 5 p.m. Friday afternoon at Clare- ADS BRING RESULTS ipleting the latter course she Union Congregational Church mont, N. H., was a recent visitor domination. 0 nly the home of Mrs. Joseph Bouleau proved to be very entertaining. at the home of Miss Mary Eliza- background can for- been engaged in radio and on Andover St. Mrs. Ralph vision, appearing in many The members of the West Par- beth Green of Marland rd. e properly criticized. Sharpe as chairman will be as- ish women's group p ductionc. were guests. Robert Mitchell a student at the PLUMBING Du rse of foreign poll- sisted by Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. Roy Games were played under the di- University of Massachusetts vis- t there must first be Brown, Mrs. James Butler, Mrs. rection of Mrs. Leslie Hadley and • ited his parents Mr. and Mrs. of policy, a basic rrimack College David Robinson, Robert Read and Mrs. Ernest Edwards. Robert Mitchell over the week- and 3se. It is not merely, errirnack college will inaug- Bart Smalley. The patronage of Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ern- end. ' what we want in% te its first annual Junior week the publjc is solicited. est Hall for the pettiest hat, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hennessy HEATING irmany. Always we There will be two parties for Walter Simon for the funniest, b a five-day program of events and son of No. Andover visited Russia's intentions. inning next Monday, May 8 the benefit of the P.T.A. May 10. Mrs. Herman Seinwerth and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Greenwood recognize that Mos- continuing through Friday, Bridge, whist and canasta will be Putnam tied for the smallest hat, Saturday. W. H. Welch CO. be deterred by treat- A played at each party. Prizes will Mrs. Walter Curtis for the largest s 12. General chairman is The Rev. Ray deP. Hass of agreements. If there hen R. Doherty of North be awarded the high and lovi and Mrs. Richard Williams for the West Suffield was the guest, TEL. AND. 128 cements they'll be O- over. scorers at each table. Refresh- most original. ven stoutly defended onday's program will begin ments will be served The judges were Miss Florence nly so long as they a mass of thanksgiving in One party will be held at the Abbot, Mrs. Roland Weeks and ds. college chapel at 8:15 a.m. home of Mr. and Mrs. Bart Mrs. W. Viets. MEAGHER MEMORIALS Policy T ditional "planting of the ivy" Smalley on Hall ave. Assisting Refreshments were served by s not merely to as- on the college campus will beheld Mrs. Smalley as hostess will be Miss Helen Davies, Mrs. Walter An old reliable firm that has and justice in a free at :1 p.m. and a tug-of-war be- Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. Robert Read Curtis, and Mrs. Curtis Schott,- since 1890 — for 60 years — the basic one of even t en the sophomores and juniors and Mrs. Anthony Lumenello. Mrs. Converse Parker officiated maintained a reputation for 'espetable portion of follow at 3:30 p.m. The other party will be at the as pourer. building ee. The sensible per- athletic program consisting home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wil- argue with a burn- o intra-class games has been son, of Andover st. Assisting Mrs. Birthday Party EXCELLENT ,kes measures to pro- s duled for Tuesday beginning Wilson as hostess will be Mrs. Peggy Williamson celebrated against it. The ()Oa p.m. and continuing to 5 p.m. James Butler, Mrs. Roy Brown her seventh birthday at the home MEMORIALS to resist Russian pres- light of the afternoon's pro- and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 will be a softball game be- The public is cordially invited James Williamson of Oak st., LARGE STOCK READY tgth enough to resist to attend. ental as that. Conse-t n the faculty and the juniors. Monday afternoon. FOR MEMORIAL DAY s administration has esday at 7:30 p.m., open Games were played by the Methodist Church Notes guests who were Nancy Colpitts, 22 CENTRAL ST. PEABODY, MASS, Tels. Peabody 565-868-344 reign policy on three e for parents will take place Last Sunday three Phillips : that the remaining e campus and in the college Gail Forsythe, Barbara Harring- Inscription Service in Gem etery Open Sunday for Inspection [academy students had charge of ton, Carol Ann Shaw, Ruthie Hall, can somehow evolve ings. A buffet luncheon will the morning worship at the y vis-a-vis Russia and served and a program of enter- Patty Butler, Janet Sherry, Katie enough to resist local nnient will be provided by Methodist church. Goff, Catherine Lyle, Diane John- n Moscow; that tlit embers of the junior class. The ladies and gentlemen of the son, and Peggy Williamson. • parish are laboring diligently to Many lovely gifts were received can present a suftl0 A dinner and dance will be held repair the church and parsonage. front to deter Rue 6 P.m. Thursday at the Hotel by Peggy. Refreshments, includ- jor act of aggres, 40inerset, Boston. The centennial celebration of ing a beautifully decorated birth- The the church will be held May 19, day cake were served by Mrs. ead to war; that traditional junior "prom" 20, and 21, with special programs es can instil into tr 11 take place Friday at 8:15 p.m. Williamson world a contidenceo t c college gymnasium. including a field day on Saturday Ballateener lhsiiee and special speakers on Sunday. The barn dance sponsored by atic way of life. P.T.A. Meeting the ballateener club of Ballard- ald be our all-Amet! The program committee of the It takes leadersbll DAY vale Saturday evening proved to and NIGHT Ballardvale P.T.A., has planned be one of thes outstanding events :tions. Perhaps n an evening of fun and facts for of the season. subscribes to that. 1 tonight. The hall was decorated for the red that the rank alf After the business meeting, pre- occasion with straw for seats and iblicans can persuado IOW sided over by Bart Smalley the live poultry for atmosphere. The 1 spokesman to COn) %Z SIC2C% president, a quiz program "Forum large group attending in costume ;leer definitions apt For Living" will be offered. Six enjoyed square dances as well as tggestions. The Rut contestants will be chosen from modern dances. Bob Phinney of what they want an the group. The moderator will be Andover kept the group lively can to get it. Are"' Albert Warner. Mrs. Muriel S. with his recordings. , n what we want? Barnes will participate as rids-, Cider, doughnuts, apples, tonic ANDOVER tress of ceremonies. Edward A. and coffee were for sale. It has Knight of North Andover will be .been the opinion of all present M. A. BURKE TAXI SERVICE the scorer. that another dance should be held A. HILL Prizes will be given the partici- 'soon. MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME pants. Refreshments will he Mother-Daughter Banquet. -ECTRICAL served following the program The members of the Friendly GARRETT J. BURKE 1NTRACTOR .CAUL 414... with the teachers of Bradlee Guild are sponsoring a mother, Registered Funeral Director and Embalmer andover sin , 19, POST OFFICE AVENUE school in charge. This meeting as daughter . banquet to be held in all meetings of the P.T.A., are the vestry of the Union Congrega- 390 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. AND. 2 out St Tel, 101( open to the public. tional church on May 15. T't A11,••••••••...-...---

12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4. 19 50 Plan Observance H.S. S Subscribe to The Townsman Punchard ith 27 poin Read the Sports Pages in The Of Hospital Day aturday in t. Boston Globe every day—Read An invitation is extended to itation meet, the news in The Boston Globe he host lean every day—Read the Editorial former patients, friends and in- terested members of the com- oints. There Page in The Boston Globe every anticipating day—in fact, read everything in munity to attend the open house for visitors at the Lawrence Gen- he local tea The Boston Globe every day. utstanding b Make The Globe your Boston eral hospital on the observance of National Hospital day, Friday, he smallest s newspaper. The 'peals May 12. vents. The b( • Special equipment will be dem- lue and Got onstrated from noon to 5 p.m. atyna first in Starting at 2 o'clock tours will be mp; Joe Ra: made to various parts of the hos- 10; Louie Fie pital. Motion pictures will be 20; Phid Dar shown throughout the afternoon 0; Monte Pe 1872-1950—Almost 80 years of and light refreshments will be d. high hurdle printing a newspaper for the served. ie fourth in t home—It goes into thousand's of All members of the organization athaway foul homes every day—Do you have will participate in the program. e relay team The Boston Globe in yours? If It is hoped that many will attend. allins, Louie not, see your newsdealer or boy The hospital plans a celebration 11, and Joe and make The Globe your Boston later in the year for its 75th anni- lay. newspaper. versary. The local tea chose tomorr aystead at 3 t o Amherst lays. se hall Christian Science Services Capt. Jack 1\ r for the past WILL BE HELD EACH SUNDAY H. S. baseba the only rea at 10:45 a.m. e local team Executive board meeting of the Merrimack George Lawrence, Benjamin Sayles, Harold the Suburban at the branch of the National Association for Ad- Wingood, chairman, Everett Lawrence, presi• s pitched am th of their v vancement of Colored People, interested in dent; seated, Deacon James Ward, treasurer; NOVEMBER CLUB the Rev. Julius Mitchell, pastor; Atty. Glen• e's been the the new Third Baptist church at Lawrence, tier on the tea was recently held at the home of Everett Law- dora McElwain, and Thomas J. Whiting. Coach Waltez 6 LOCKE ST. ANDOVER ALL WELCOME rence on Lewis st. Standing left to right, (Look Photo) lion received ek when it Cochran Chapel Subscribe to The Townsmal arlie Dwyer, At The Churches RIX. A. GRAHANI BALDWIN. ,ioniser, s left the hig y with the Ar St Joseph's Church Sunday, May ith, 11 a.m., Serv- (13allardvale) ach Roberts There are thousands and thousands of items ice of Worship. Sermon by Rev. icult task of Sunday: 9 a.m.. Mass. Howard Rubendall, headmaster of You may be using every day it looks nice rter to go alot Mount Harmon school. rthy. It is Pick up your phone and call "Hosking's" St. Augustine's Church Monday at 7 :30 p.m., The her be veteran REV. THOMAS I'. FOGARTY, Pastor church committee in the vestry. rookie Louie And we'll have 'em "out your way" 7:30 p.m., play rehearsal in the Friday: 7.30 p. m. Evening devo- vestry. but tions. Wednesday at 3 p.m., Children's Her Saturday: 4 to 6 p. m., and 7:36 choir rehearsal; 7 p.m. Play re- to 9 p. m., Confessions. hearsal; 7:30, choir rehearsal. JI Sunday. Masses: 6:30 a. m., 8:30 Thursday at 8 p.m., The Junior a. m., 9:45 a. m., and 11.:30 a. m. Woman's union will meet in the Daily Mass: 7:30 a. m. vestry. Mrs. Herbert Petzold will + + + show pictures on "Mexico to Can, Christ Church ada, 1400 Miles." REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Rector Sunday at 8 a.m., Holy Com- Free Church REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS, JR. munion; 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Minister 11 a.m., Holy Communion and Friday at 7 p.m., Boy scouts, sermon. Troop 72, meet in the lower par- . . . will the jewler who sold Why Rh Monday at 7:30 p.m., Girls' ish hall; 7 p.m., Margaret Slattery it to you buy it back for Friendly society. class rehearsal. ,Tuesday at 5 p.m., Choir re- cash? The diamonds we sell A single acci 512 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL LAW. 32769 Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Church at Grecoe's are not accom- ing you or hearsal. school; 11 a.m., Nursery class, for Thursday at 10 a.m., Holy Com- children whose parents wish to panied by fancy certificates may cost yo munion; 6:30 p.m., Choir re- attend church; 11 a.m., Morning BUT they all carry the best trigs, your hearsal. and even yo worship, with the regular bi- guarantee you can be given monthly Communion service. The claim for dar + + + pastor will preach and will re- . . . we will buy that dia• ing from bod The BON MARCHE South Church ceive new members into the mond back for CASH anY property dam REV. FREDERICK B. NOW Pastor church; 3:10 p.m., the young time you wish to sell it to may be for an people of the church will meet us. Our diamonds are fine never possess4 Friday at 7:15 p.m., Troop 73,. to go to the Pilgrim Fellowship LOWELL, MASS. Boy scouts. rally at Lowell. Transportation . . . . there's always a good You can remc Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Church will be provided for all the young market for them. school and the Junior church; ous threat to people wishing to go. cial security 9:30 a.m., High school class; 10:45. Wednesday at 7 p.m., Cub scout GENUINE a.m., Morning worship, sermon No One Guarantees small investn pack meeting in the lower parish do at- and Communion; 10:45 a.m., hall; 7 p.m., Explorers. Diamonds the way we Family Polic Church kindergarten; 11:15 a.m., Thursday at 3:40 p.m., Junior about this ell Educational motion pictures; 3:30 choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., Senior JOHN H. guard today! p.m., Andover Association Pilgrim choir rehearsal. Fellowship at First church in Notes: The mother and daugh- 1(a/nistan1 Lowell. Afternoon and early ter banquet of the Margaret Slat- evening program of speakers. tery class will he held Tuesday, GRECOE Smart Seminars with refreshments at 6 May 16. Following the banquet INC. o'clock. South Church Young Optician there will be an entertainment 1,1,1er. • "TUDOR" RUGS People meet at the Church at 3 The Insural o'clock for transportation. presented by the members of the APPROXIMATELY 9' X 12' SIZE class. Tickets should he obtained 48 MAIN ST. TEL SO Monday at 6 p.m., Courteous early, as they are limited in lank Bldg. A Circle of The King's Daughters. number. ------ONLY $1 7. 0 0 Devotions, Mrs. Scannell; speaker'. Miss Barbara McKenzie of Lex- DOWN ington, the Massachusetts scholar- English Continental $169.50 ship girl at Chautauqua last ,AntiqUeS $2.35 weekly summer. Th( Just as in all other Karastans, the rich pattern is Tuesday at 8 p.m., Ping Pong woven right through the back. Just as in all Karas- club. tans, careful handwork makes Tudor a truly luxury Wednesday at 1:15 p.m., Week- Vale Turin Mtippe day school of the Christian re- We wool rug at a budget price. What a wonderful gift ligion; 7:30 p.m.. the church choir. gene for Mother's Day! Thursday at 10 a.m., All-day 92-A MAIN STREET ANDOVER TEL. 2210 and OTHER SIZES sewing meeting of the Women's Next to the A & Will union; 3:30 p.m., the Junior choir; and us fi • 2'2" x 4' ...$16.S0 • 4'6" x 6' ...S49.00 6:30 p.m., Annual mothers and "Gone with the Wind" Lamps; Coffee Pot daughters banquet sponsored by • 9' x 15' —$215.00 A. P. C. sorority for all mothers Lamps and all kinds of Novelty Lamps. • 3' x S' ....$27.00 and daughters of the church. RUG SHOP - THIRD F LOOR Tickets may be obtained from China Repairs LORIS Mrs. Sherwood Kelley. Oil Lamps and Vases Electrified • THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - MAY 4, 1950 13 H.S. Sports New Building TRANSIENT HOUSE Punchard high's track team Calvin Coolidge was once tak- ith 27 points came in second Construction ing an evening walk, accompanied aturday in the North Shore In- by the late Senator Spencer, of 'tation meet held at Gloucester. Takes Spurt Missouri. he host team was first with 42 (Continued from Page One) Passing the White HOuse, Spen- oints. There were eight schools sythe and Donald Spinney, Maple articipating and the showing of cer joked, "I wonder who lives he local team was considered ave., screen porch; G. J. Caval- there?" utstanding because of it being loro, S. Main st., egg handling "Nobody," replied the unsmiling he smallest. school in the meet. house, also hay storage; Irving Coolidge. "They Just come and The lecals placed in eight Kaplan, 46 Main st., rear exit; go." vents. The boys scoring for the John W. Pilger,. 48 Alderbrook rd., lue and Gold were: Capt. Joe add dinette; William J. O'Neil, 49 atyna first in the 220 and -broad Red Spring rd., screen porch; nip; Joe Rayball second in the Raymond J. and Marie E. Lavin , WALLPAPER 10; Louie Fiedler second in• the 77 Salem st., close breezeway, 20; Phid Dantos second in the ALLIED PAINT STORES 80; Monte Peck third in the 120 Joseph and Mary Peters, Boston Joseph T. Gagne, President d. high hurdles; Jack Abercrom- rd., add porch; Joseph and Lucy ie fourth in the high jump; Ray Marchand, 40 Beacon st., add 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence athaway fourth in the 100, and rooms. e relay team consisting of Ray • Ready to serve the guests with the tempting menu that high- ollins, Louie Fiedler, Joe Ray- lighted the annual ladies' night program given by the Men's club II, and Joe Ratyna won the lay. of the West parish church are the members of the committee who The local team has a meet with worked so hard to make the affair a success. From left to right, chose tomorrow at the Andover Jack Vandenbergh, John Gorrie, jack peatman,chairman, Elmer aystead at 3 p.m. Saturday they Peterson and Arthur peatman. (Look photo) WEINER'S to Amherst for the Amherst lays. seball Obituary ... Engagements Capt. Jack McCarthy, a regu- r for the past three years on the MRS. GENEVIEVE MANNING MacMillan-Hadley H. S. baseball team, seems to Mrs. Genevieve (Sweeney) Man- A May wedding is planned by FUR COLD STORAGE the only reason to account for ning, widow of James A. Manning, Grace Hadley of Iowa City, Iowa, e local team being in 3rd place 204 Franham st., Lawrence, died daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Friday, Apr. 28 at the Lawrence n Sayles, Harold t he Suburban league. McCarthy E. Hadley of Wolcott ave., who SERVICE BETTER THAN EVER s pitched and hit his team to General hospital. announced her engagement to Lawrence, presi. Born in Nelson Reserve, New treasurer; th of their victories this year. Richard V. MacMillan of Pier- TELEPHONES .s Ward, e's been the only consistent Brunswick, Canada, Mrs. Manning mont, N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. )astor; Atty. Glen- tter on the team. came to the United States 40 A. L. MacMillan. LAWRENCE: 2 5 2 9 3 - ANDOVER: Enterprise 5343 J. Whiting. Coach Walter Roberts' aggre- years ago and made her home in Miss Hadley was graduated (Look Photo) tion received a hard jolt this Andover for 20 years before mov- from the University of Wisconsin Vaults on the Premises ek when it found out that ing to Lawrence. and received her M. A. degree arlie Dwyer, ace right-hander She is survived by four daugh- from Chicago Theological semin- to The Townsmai ters, Margaret, wife of William s left the high school team to ary: She is director of student y with the Andover A. C. Now Finnerty; Thora, wife of Jack. activities at the Congregational Charter No. 1129 Reserve District No. 1 tch Roberts is left with the Emery; Willa, wife of Joseph church in Iowa City. Mr. Mach licult task of picking his other DeGloria, and Joan wife of James millan is affiliated with the REPORT OF CONDITION OF loks nice rter to go along with Capt. Mc- Wright; two sons, Raymond A. American Society of Mechanical rthy. It is expected it will and Richard D. Manning, all of Engineers. THE ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK her be veteran Russ Thompson Lawrence, also four grandchil- rookie Louie Mirisola. dren. Moss-Mahoney of Andover in the State of Massachusetts, at the close of business on The funeral was held from the A June wedding is planned by April 24, 1950. Lundgren funeral home, Monday )Ut Here To Serve . . Miss Mary Cornelia Mahoney of Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, with services at 2 p.m. by the Rev. New York City, daughter of Judge under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes John M. Murray C. Bertrand Bowser, rector of St. Cornelius J. Mahoney of North Augustine's church, Lawrence. Andover, who announces her en- ASSETS Gulf Burial was in Spring Grove gagement to Peyton Howard 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve Super Service cemetery. Moss, son of Mrs. William Wash- balance, and cash items in process of collection S1,766,395.63 The bearers were: Raymond A. burn Moss and the late Supreme 2. United States Government obligations, direct and COR. MAIN AND and Richard D. Manning, sons of Court Justice Moss of Providence, guaranteed 4,104,384.89 CHESTNUT STREETS the deceased, John Emery, John R. I., and Wildacres, Uxbridge. 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 190,671.76 Slaughter, Harold Cole, William Miss Mahoney was educated at 5. Corporate stocks (Including $12,000.00 stock of Federal Finerty and James Wright. the Hood school in Lawrence, Reserve Bank) 12,000.00 Abbot academy and was gradu- 6. Loans and discounts (including $914.56 overdrafts) 2,330,621.50 ated from the Brimmer school in 7. Rank premises owned S101,586.69 furniture and fix- Personals ... Boston and Radcliffe college in tures S32,972.84 134,559.53 the jewler who sold Why Risk ALL? Mrs. Thomas P. Dea has re- 1940. She is associate editor ad 11. Other Assets 19,558.12 m buy it back for turned to her home, 28 Summer the book publishing firm of Duell, he diamonds we sell A single accident involv- st., following a vacation in St. Sloane and Pearce and is vice 12. TOTAL ASSETS S8,558,191.43 ing you or your family Petersburg, Fla. president of the New York Young LIABILITIES )e's are not accom Miss Florence Kimball and Miss Democratic club. Her mother fancy certificates may cost you your sav- Ethel Howell of 42 Central st. was the late Katherine Regan 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- )5, ings, your investments $5,057,769.3 5 )37 all carry the best have returned from a winter Mahoney. porations and even your home! A spent in Florida. Mr. Moss was graduated from 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor- 3e you can be given claim for damages result- Brown university, magna cum porations 1,804,900.17 will buy that dia• Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mosher laude, and from Harvard law Deposits of United States Government (including ing from bodily injury or 15. 2 19 ,748 . 16 ack for CASH ant property damage to others and family, and Mrs. Ella Massey, school. He served during the postal savings) all of Brighton, were recent War in Europe, the Mediterran- 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 367,998.69 a wish to sell it to may be for an amount you guest s of the Rev. and Mrs. Lever- Deposits of banks 266,474.92 fine never possessed. ean, and the Pacific. He is now 17. diamonds are ing Reynolds, Jr., 61 Shawsheen an assistant district attorney and 18. Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) 157,261.06 rd. iere's always a good You can remove this seri- is president of the New York 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS S7,874,152.35 for them. ous threat to your finan- Mrs. Isahel Whelan of Provi- Young Democratic club. cial security by making a dence, It. I., recently visited with 46,524.00 her brother, George B. Brown, 29 Small-Stevens 23. Other liabilities One GUaranteeff small investment in our At a family dinner party rec- at- Family Policy. Ask us Main st. Is the way we do Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lelacheur, ently Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Stev- 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES S7,920,676.35 about this effective safe- and daughter Judy, Mrs. Henry ens of Virginia rd., announced CAPITAL ACCOUNTS guard today! Pomeroy, Mrs. Samuel Forsythe the engagement of their daugh- JOHN H. ter, Virginia Grace, to Lt. (JG) 25. Capital Stock: and Mrs. Thomas Chadwick, at- (c) Common stock, total par $200.000.00 200,000.00 tended the 78th birthday party Rufus Clayton Small, USN, son of Mrs. Alice G. Small of Riverside 26. Surplus 200,000.00 Monday of Mrs. Alexander Cab- 27. Undivided profits 237,515.08 mart & Flagg ana of Lawrence. dr., New York City, N. Y. and the E C OE INC. late Rufus H. Small. 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 6 37,51 5.08 • °too., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Welch of Miss Stevens is a graduate of The Insurance Office Boothbay Harbor, Me., were rec- Punchard High school, class Of 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS. $8,558,191.43 TEL .830.1 ent guests of the Rev. and Mrs. 1942, and is now a lifth year stu- ST. ank Bldg. Andover 870 Levering Reynolds, Jr., 61 Shaw- dent at the Massachusetts Insti- MEMORANDA sheen rd. tute of Technology. She will be 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and graduated in June with the degree for other purposes $1,260,476.42 bachelor of architecture. 32. (a) Loans as shown above are after deduction of re- 'Continental Lt. Small enlisted in the navy in. serves of 58,113.40 1943, attended Mercer university The RIGHT Wallpaper Gives in Macon, Ga., completed flight. State of Massachusetts, County of Essex, ss: training and was commissioned an I. C. W. Holland, cashier of the above-named bank, do. solemnly Your Rooms Personality ... ensign in the naval air force at swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge pipe naval air station, Pensacola, Fla. and belief. We have access to distinctive wallpapers which He is presently stationed at the generally cannot be bought on the open market naval ordinance proving ground, C. W. HOLLAND, Cashier. TEL 2210 and yet are the papers you seek. Early American, Dahlgren, Va. Williamsburg Reproductions, Nancy McClellan A June wedding is planned. (Seal) and others. Good designs at fair prides. Consult Sworn to and subscribed before Correct-Attest us first. me this 2nd day of May, 1950 Louis S. Finger )ffee Pot One out of every 16 persona in Katherine A. Berry, the United States suffered a dis- Burton S. Flagg y Lamps. Interior Decorators Notary Public. abling injury due to an accident in My commission expires Apr.11 26, W. E. Brinier 244 90. MAIN STREET LORIS STEFANI 1949, the National Safety Council re- 1951 . Directors. China Repairs TEL. 1438-W ports.

-rILJ 1\1 _ _ . ------14 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4, 1950 Judge Schofield To Speak Here E

Judge Emma Fall Schofield ommonwealth of will be the speaker at the next PROBATE evening meeting of the Andover ex, ss. Central PTA at 8 p.m. Wednesday, o all persons int of NELLIE M. A. May 1", in the Memorial audi- er in said County, torium. 'Piloting Modern Youth' petition has bi Court for probc will he the subject of her talk. ments purporting A short business meeting, at memorandum of TER C. TOMLL which the officers for the coming aid County, pray] year will be elected, will pre- ted executor then rety on his bond. ceed Judge Schofield's talk. you desire to abJ Refreshments will he served in attorney should once in said CI the cafeteria at the close of the re ten o'clock it speech. eighth day of Mal d of this citation. itness, JOHN V. F t Judge of said ORGAN CONCERT h day of April sand nine hundrec Arthur Howe, organist at Phil- JOHN J. COS ell, Clay 6 Torrili, lips acadmey will give an organ Bay State Bldg. concert in the Cochran chapel at rence, Mass. 8:15 p.m. Friday, May 5. Spon- sored jointly by the department mmonwealtn of Do of music and the music club of PROBATE I the academy the concert is one of ex, ss. a number being given by Mr. o all persons inte ilowes in commemoration of this of GUSTAV M. over in said Co Bach anniversary year. to the ATTORI SAID COMMONWE petition has be Farnsworth, noted concert soloist, was the featured singer. Court for probc Part of the audience that attended the religious musical ser- 1 rument purporting W. SHIRLEY BARNARD vice Wednesday night at the Baptist church in which Miss Alice (Look photo) w of said deceas B CHELDER of Real Estate and Insurance File June Circle of the F ree Co sty, praying that at Find Elm Disease e cutrix thereof wi Church Woman's union will meet C.Y.O. Baseball COMMUNION • ty on her bond. Main and Barnard Streets at the home of Miss Ella Petrie, The C.'t .0. baseball team of In Essex County you desire to ob Telephone 66 Infected elm trees trove been or our attorney shou at 7:30, p.m., Wednesday, May St. Augustine's church will meet BREAKFAST found in 17 Essex county corn crp earance in said Cc St. John's Fresh of Danvers at fo ten o'clock in 10. The anntial mother, daughter munities, a report from the Essex th fifteenth day of p.m. Saturday on the old cricket re rn day of this citc 2 lloly Communion and breakfast agricultural school states. The field. A return match will be tness JOHN V. for the women of St. Augustine's list includes Andover and North qq e, First Judge COTTON DRESSES played at Danvers Sunday, May Andover. The destructive elm this eighteenth day 10.95 and up church will be held Sunday. The ye*one thousand nin 14. group will receive communion at beetle disease has also been fifty. found in Tewksbury, Billerica, John J. Cos WEDDING: NVENTIONS the 8:30 o'clock mass and break- Lowell, Dracut, and other corn fast will be served in the school RUTH HAMMOND The following marriage in- rkatnities bordering the county. hall. The Rev. Joseph J. Gildea tention has been filed at the of- The school is coopertaing with 14 PARK STREET of Merrimack college will he the illiam "Bill" fice of Town Clerk George H. other state authorities in a cam• speaker. paign to control this disease be. OIL BURT Winslow. • Room Available for Parties fore the beautiful elm trees are SALES AND S Thomas P. Christopher, 5 Plan destroyed. Property owners are st., Lawrence and Cecelia Ed- Service Club omestic Heatin ATMOSPHERE: Restful urged to he on the alert for the, munds, S. Main st. disease and consult the local tree Virginia Rd. TI THE FOOD: Good Plans For warden if they have any reason to suspect its presence on thei • SERVING LUNCHEONS A.P.C. SORORITY Sports Program property. 12 N. to 4 P.M. Tues. thru Sat. from 95c The next meeting of the An- GEC The hook review department dover Service club will be held • SERVING DINNERS of the A.P.C. sorority will meet ANTIQUES 'N STUFF at the Log cabin in the P.A. at 8 p.m., May 4, at the home of R AND GRAVE 12 N. to 8:30 P.M. from $1 .50 bird sanctuary, Wednesday, May UNUSUAL AND DECORATIVE the president, Mrs. Madeline Mon- SPECIA 17, beginning in the afternoon. GIFTS Florence st. Miss Moore lephone 7339 dales, 6 Will G. Brown and the sports com- Glass, China, Tin, Pewter- will bring to the group some of Ann's mittee will be in charge. Wood, Fabrics, Furniture...... her entertaining and inspirational A program of sports for young 54 MILK ST. NO. ANDOVER readings. Rept and old will be held and election Tel. Law. 5682 ANDOVER COTTAGE of officers will take place after this SOUTH MAIN ST. • TEL. 1860 • ANDOVER COURTEOUS the supper. This is the last meet- 12 NOON to 8:30 P. M. — CLOSED MONDAYS (Except Holidays) ing of the season and the com- CIRCLE mittee has arranged a fine pro- gram. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The birthday committee will Ladies' he in charge of the meeting of the Courteous Circle of the King's Something Daughter's which will meet in the South church vestry at 6 o'clock, Monday, May 8. COATS I New For The 'supper will be in charge of Mrs. Ella Curtis with devotions being led by Mrs. Ida Scannell. The business meeting will follow Andover the supper. Miss Barbara McKenzie of Lex- ington will he the guest speaker She will tell of her experiences A Budget Plan for Residential Users at Chautauqua where she was Massachusetts scholarship girl Why worry about Big Oil Bills in last summer. EXPERTLY DRY CLEANED December, January, and February when under Our Method they are & CUSTOM FINISHED no larger than in October, or Birth September. McKee - A daughter, Cynthia Allen, Apr. 25 at the Lawrence OUR PLAN IS SIMPLE - IT COSTS YOU NOTHING General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. sealed in a Peter McKee (Jean Crawford) of moth-proof bag Bancroft hall, Phillips academy. IT WORKS for 35c extra The Liberty Bell, America's sym- We are distributors for ESSO and TEXACO bol of political freedom, will again A chap went to a newspaper of be heard, all over the nation, ringing FUEL OILS fice and said he wanted to run an out a message of Independence on ad in the paper offering $100 for May 15 to signal the opening of the the return of his wife's pet cat. U. S. Savings Bonds Drive for finan- (c..-r3e The clerk said: "Isn't that a rather cial independence. The Drive will f=1 rsieRs ripg close July 4. YOUR security is LAUNDERS' SandDv... ANDOVER COAL CO. high price for a cat?" "Not this America's security so sign up today one," said the advertiser, "I drown- for the Payroll Savings Plan where 27 MAIN STREET TEL 365 c!1441d,CAL.:6 ed it." you work, or if self-employed, the ANDOVER ` •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••4 Bond-A-Month Plan at your bank. 35 MAIN ST. HANDLER THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MAY 4 1950 15 Commonwealth of Massachusetts. PROBATE COUR T. Essex, ss. LEGAL NOTICES To all persons interested in the es- tate of ROSA R. ALDEN of Andover in said County, a person under con- mmonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts. servatorship Docket No. 230,571 Docket No. 230,581 The Conservator of the property of Personal a PROBATE COURT. PROBATE COURT. said person has presented to said Wonted to Buy Court his second and final account ex, 58. Essex, ss. all persons interested in the es- To all persons interested in the es- for allowance. • Mary Carter Rest Home. Semi and Antiques or Anything Old. Marble- o If you desire to object thereto you of NELLIE M. MASON late of An- tate of JAMES MARSHALL late of private—male or female. Nurse Min- top, Walnut, Grape and Roar er in said County, deceased. Andover in said County, deceased. or your attorney should file a written petition has been presented to A petition has been presented to appearance in said Court at Salem be- erva McNulty. 59 Middlesex Ave., carved Furniture, Glass, China, fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the Court for probate of certain in- said Court, for probate of a certain Reading. Tel. Reading 2-1697 es- Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, merits purporting to be the last will instrument purporting to be the last fifteenth day of May 1950, the return memorandum of said deceased by will of said deceased by CLIFFORD day of this citation. tablished in 1940. a-20-27M-4-11 Frames, Guns, Coins, Furniture, Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- TER C. TOMLINSON of Andover E. MARSHALL of Andover in said Etc. William F. Graham, Jr., aid County, praying that he be op- County, praying that he be appointed quire, First Judge of said Court, this 165 ted executor thereof without giving executor thereof without giving a twenty-fifth day of April In the year Refinish your own floors with our Golden Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mass. rely on his bond. surety on his bond. one thousand nine hundred and fifty. easy-to-use sander. Anybody can you desire to object thereto you or If you desire to object thereto you John J. Costello Register. Telephone Haverhill 23708. Will attorney should file a written ap- or your attorney should file a written 2 7- 4-1 1 do it. Low rates. Tel. 1156. call to look. once in said Court at Lawrence appearance in said Court at Salem be- Rowell, Clay & Tomlinson, R. M. Cole Paint and Wallpaper e ten o'clock in the forenoon on fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on 301 Essex Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts. Co., 46 Main st.. Andover. a eighth day of May 1950, the return fifteenth day of May 1950, the return Wanted to Rent of this citation. day of this citation. itness, JOHN V. PHELAN,Esquire, Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- Telephone Representative de- t Judge of said Court, this eight- quire, First Judge of said Court, this Suits a Star Services Offered h day of April in the year one eighteenth day of April in theear sires 4 or 5 room unfurnished sand nine hundred and fifty. one thousand nine hundred and .fifty. JOHN J. COSTELLO Register. John J. Costello Register. J. F. Casey—Contractor and Builder. apartment in Andover or vicinity. ell, Clay & Tomlinson, attys. R eferences' supplied. Tel. L aw - Bay State Bldg. Remodeling and repairing of all rence, Mass. 20-27-4 Commonwealth of Massachusetts kinds. Tel. Andover 2367 ren ce 9911 anytime. w-4 Docket No. 230,675 Probate Court c-20-27-4-11 mmonwealtn of Massachusetts. Essex, ss. Artesian Wells Docket No. 230,576 To all persons interested in the es- Bendix Washing Machine certified PROBATE COURT. tate of IRVING SOUTHWORTH late repairs and service. Hal. W. Wen- DON'T be short of water this year. of Andover in said County, deceased. Let the Viers Artesian Well Co. ex, ss. A petition has been presented to nik. Tel. Law. 290 33-36031; An- all persons interested in the es- said Court, for probate of a certain of Andover drill your well. Call o dover 1461. c27-4-11-18-25 of GUSTAV M. LUCKE late of instrument purporting to be the last or write 119 Andover St. Andover. over in said County, deceased, will of said deceased by E. BARTON to the ATTORNEY GENERAL CHAPIN of Andover in said County, Ruffled and tailored curtains Tel. And. 849-W. SAID COMMONWEALTH. praying that he be appointed executor petition has been presented to thereof without giving a surety on starched and stretched. Ruffled Pilgrim eettowship Court for probate of a certain his bond. tured singer. 60,t pair. Plain 50t pair. Call On Sunday, May 7, the Pilgrim rument purporting to be the last If you desire to object thereto, you And. 1278W. 27-4-11-18-25 the Free church _,00k Photo) of said deceased byESTHER M. or your attorney should file a written Fellowship of CHELDER of Andover in said appearance in said Court at Salem be- will go to the First Congregation- nty, praying that she be appointed fore ten o'clock in the forenoon on the Heavy Machinery Moving. St.Clair al church, Lowell. Disease utrix thereof without giving a fifteenth day of May, 1950, the return ty on her bond. day of this citation. Crouse Co., 654 Prospect St., Me- you my you desire to object thereto you Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Es- thuen. Tel. Res. 28369 or 22718. our attorney should file a written quire, First Judge of said court, this a trees have been arance in said Court at Salem be- twenty-fifth day of April in the year FORCAYROIUR Essex county corn. ten o'clock in the forenoon on one thousand nine hundred and fifty. )ort from the Essex fifteenth day of May 1950, the John J. Costello Register. Printing and Engraving e rn day of this citation. 2 4-4-11 BEST school states. The itness, JOHN V. P HELAN, Es- tndovcr and North e, First Judge of said Court, For Printing Plates Call Law- eighteenth day of April in the ANDOVER SAVINGS BANK rence 21304, Barr Engraving Co. e destructive elm one thousand nine hundred and e has also been The following pass book, issued by 238 Common st., Lawrence. e-tf wkshury, Billerica, John J. Costello Register. the Andover Savings Bank has been lost 27-4-11 and application has been made for the Printing Services by the Publisher it, and other corn• issuance of duplicate book. Public no- iering the county. tice of said application is hereby given, of your TOWNSMAN. Complete in accordance with Section 40, Chapter printing service for all your per- is coopertaing with illiam "Bill" Barron, Jr. 590, of the Acts of 1908. ethorities in a cam• Book No. 57949 B ook No. 60.672 sonal and commercial require- OIL BURNER Payment has been stopped. ments. Call And. 1943. FORD rol this disease be• LOUIS S. FINGER, Treasurer. SALES AND SERVICES itiful elm trees are 22,4, 1 1 operty owners are omestic Heating Systems Articles for Sale )n the alert for the PARTS insult the local trees Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1981 Subscribe to The Townsman For Sale—Practically new large py have any reason white enamel Coolerator refrige- presence on their rator, 100 lb. ice capacity. Also GEO. W. HORNE CO. little used Crawford range with new oil burner complete. Miss LAWRENCE, MASS. SHAWSHEEN ES 'N STUFF Hill, 55 High st.. Suite 7. o-27 R AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK ,ND DECORATIVE Motor Mart SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING For Sale -- 6 cubic foot Serve! GIFTS lephone 7339 Established 1864 Your Andover Ford Dealer .na, Tin, pew ter- gas refrigerator. In good con- dition. Price $50.00. Call An- 47 Haverhill St., Shawsheen CS, Furniture...... dover 961 R. o— 4 TeL 767—Law. 5635 NO. ANDOVER Reprints of photographs appearing in Law. 56 82 this issue of the TOWNSMAN may be procured at

Lizabeth Scott sporting a dies' new swim suit made of bright, ndover Inn elasticized satin. A*Treadway Inn PHOTO SERVICE Teachers, Club 111F;;;;:rel''' BUFFET SUPPER )ATS Musgrove Bldg.—Tel. 1452 Holds Meeting Sundays 6:15 to 7:45: $2.50 per person, inc. tax Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinnern to 7:46 Miss Eunice Stack, president, Sunday Dinner 12:3D0i to :30 presided at the spring meeting of WEDDING RECEPTIONS BRIDGE LUNCHEONS BANQUETS, the. Salem Teachers' college club Tel. 903 • Edward Romeo, Manager • Andover, Mass. of Greater Lawrence, held Apr. SMALL REPAIRS' 25 at Ann's Cottage. A\ MACE Mrs. Pauline Wilcox of Exeter, N. H., wife of an officer on Gen. BEFORE THEY GROW FREE PARKING ANDOVER TEL. 11-W v McArthur's staff and who has just returned from Tokio with her two TO BIG OA/ES, FOR children, was the guest speaker, PLAYHOUSE with the aid of colored slides she Y DRY CLEANED THEY DO, YOU KNOW,/ gave her audience an excellent Sunday, Monday -- Hay 7, 8 idea of some of the living condi- THE FALLEN IDOL 3'15 6:10 9:05 M FINISHED tions she saw in Japan. At the Ralph Richardson-Bobby Henrey-Sonia Dresdel conclusion of her talk she sang BLONDIE' S HERO 1'55 4:50 7:45 several Japanese songs. Penny Singleton-Arthur Lake Those present were Miss Mary Led in a r Donahue, Miss Katherine Sween- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, May 9, 10, 11 - ey, Miss Mary Regan, Miss Alice THE HEIRESS 2'00 5:20 8:45 [-proof bag 114 Olivia DeHaviland- Montgomery Clift gv- Stack, Miss Katherine O'Leary, extra Miss Florence Abbott, Miss Kath- TREASURE OF MONTE CRISTO 3'50 7:15 35e leen Murphy, Miss Regina Mc- Glenn Langan-Adele Jergens - S/WALg„_ Carthy, Miss Grace Driscoll, Miss -417,14/4es Eunice Stack, Miss Alice Fitz- Friday, Saturday, May 12, 13 gerald, Miss Mina Noyes, Miss BEAU GESTE 2'00 5:20 8:40 Helen Gaffney, Miss II elen Gary Cooper-Susan Hayward- Ray Milland 3'55 7:15 Ty Thompson, Miss Pauline Spalke, TYRANTS OF THE SEA Miss Elizabeth Ferriss, Miss Mary Rhys Williams- Doris Lloyd 1:4 E R5 Sand CriltRf; Dineen, Miss Jean Benardin, Miss. VS • PED W. DOYLE Catherine Barrett, Miss Ethel CHILDREN'S MOVIE EACH SATURDAY MORNING .(40ther...Zecciet qi‘teizageombuictot Anderson, Mrs. Katherine Line- AT 10 O'CLOCK — Western feature — Adventures of AN00vo han, Mrs. Raymond Lavigne and Sir Galahad (serial); cartoons and short subjects T. 'HANDLER RD.` ANDOVER,MASS.•9a.1642 Mrs. John Murphy. -r 1.1 r- A ►. - • THURSDAY HE ANDOVER 11-1DWNI4Asi MAY 4, 1950 16 T Tabor McFarlin, Mrs. Frank put, Turnabouts G.O.P. Women don, Mrs. Paul Weamer, Mrs. V, W. Odell, Mrs. Margaret Little, Organize For 'Ars. Richard Simmers, Miss Emily Open Season Bullock and Miss Patricia Arnold, (Continued from page One) $1 Campaign Plans for a kick-off dinner and other details of the drive Were in the Jolly Roger; Susan Bradley Mrs. Philip K. Allen and Mrs. discussed. in her Betty B; David and Alfred M. Lawrence Shields are Andover Olivetti in the X; Jerry and Heath co-chairmen in the NI assachusetts LEGION CO ELpIr.CT in the Gingersnap; !Terry Carter Republican finance committee's Officers will be elected at the of Wakefield and Sue Blake of SI campaign for women in Essex meeting of Andover post 8, Ame Wakefield each in her boat; jimmy county w hich will open May 10 rican Legion, to be held at post Whipple of N orth Andover in the and continue until June 1. headquarters tonight. Short'n Sweet; and others from The drive is being held for the OLUME 6: Marblehead and Everett. purpose of soliciting from women 127 MAIN ST, The Turnabout class has been SI contributions for the fall cam- PAUL' S TEL. 2125 informed by Leonard Fowle of paign. 19 Years' Experience Yachting that it is probably about An organizational meeting was • Dressmaking • Remodeling to he chosen the 'Class of the held Monday night at the home of • Alterations per Mrs. Allen with the following as- Year' for Massachusetts Ray. The Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses They may be doing their spring training in the South one of Raven is the national 'Class of sistants, Miss Mary G. Bailey, Made to Order these days but right now these Chestnut Street Cherubs are get- the year.' Mrs. J. Everett Collins, Mrs. F. ting their baseball practice a little nearer home. In the fore- rive ground are Steve O'Connor, umpire; Billy Crowley, catcher; Dale Stevens, batter; and in the background the grinning spectators are Tommy McRittrick, James Richardson and Billy Burgess. ingir (Look Photo)

Lupien stated that from 1922 to LOOK, KIDS! Gives Figures 1 932 the loss in valuation of cot- own On Migration ton mill properties in the city The opening was 521,229,958. From 1932 to your General Electric g bond Inde 1940 the loss in total industrial e marked het Of Textiles valuation amounted to $10,380,058. ay 15 by a ((.ontinued from Page One) histles and t industry. To show the change in a 20- Refrigerator The select Taking the city of Lowell as year period between 1919 and ight's meetin an example and using a series of 1939, Mr. Lupien said that the A1• 1.1 1 111111• Aril uest of the charts to present his figures Mt. capital invested in the cotton tex- artment to r tile industry in Massachusetts in nd schools t 1919 was S504,295,192 while in pport of 1939 it was $95,425,307; the rive by the wages paid: 1919, $109,902,503., ne minute at At that ho lovidAto•vo (Swift 1939, $23,578,914; number of em- i ells through( ployees: 1919, 122,499, •1939, ,.fn 30,422. portant car 77 Main Street, Andover In this cc Citing figures for Georgia, which ardy, chairs he said 'was the fastest growing lectmen ant Western Style state in the South,' the speaker ond drive, sa; showed the state in 1939 had GET IT TODAY! 60 PIECES! EVERYTHING $re able to I COWBOY 217 establishments which by 1948 vings bonds had increased to 281. Employees, STANDS, MOVES, OR DOES TRICKS! own reach e 79,447 in 1939, and 109,700 in uyer during DENIM PANTS "The more 1948; wages: $53,624,753 in 1939, ependence di and $244,700,000 in 1948; value sore we spr of products: $218,5'3,114 in 1939, egular saving and $963,100,000 in 1948.. Part oll savings.pl of the increase, he explained, f bonds at t was on account of the war. ices, the mo The number of persons engaged one for ow in the industry showed the North unity and Andover's q with 118,100 in 1939, and the $52,650. Op South 455,900. Most of the migra- rive will tion of the industry, he said, was uly 4. The going to the Carolinas, Georgia, our Indepenc Tennessee and Texas. a,vings bonds. He said there were almost no • • northern textile employees work- 'siting ing in the South yet most of the capital down there came from the North. part of the migration was Assn. F due to mismanagement and there The first ste was some to get nearer the source MOTHER! DAD! TREAT YOUR YOUNGSTERS Endless hours of fun with ... of the Visiting of cotton supply. c4 Andoyer Inc. Other reasons, he said, were TO THIS GREAT G-E CIRCUS! da idgh whtehwhen Gay the tax exemptions offered by the Clowns • Strange Freaks p03:ntne tby South and the absence of labor All you do is come into our Club met to n Trapeze Artists • Wild Animals disputes. Wage differentials were store and see the famous plans. G-E Refrigerators! T another reason, and although these in Cages • Big Side Show he committe have been gradually _whittled down There's no obligation Whitcomb,. whatsoever. And you get G-E Refrigerator that Climbs a .1111o. Holland,II itc o m: Di there is still a differential. this really wonderful Production is much higher in n t)n and At . circus to take home .to .your String • G-E Refrigerator that the South and the continuity of kiddies! will he on the operation greater. These with the which will bee Actually Walks • All in a lower wage result in a lower unit Mother! Dad! Come in today 1 about 50 m en a; cost. Big-Top Tent! The directors and get this big circus ...FREE! tel solicit fund Approbed by leading Western Other factors which he said tI affairs of th Stores and leading Rodeo were working to the advantageof Act test! Our supply is limited. :Considerable riders. the South were workmen's com- here bearing c Close Fitting pensation, where the maximum One Circus Kit Provides Fun For The Whole Family service of th, weekly benefits are greater in which has been Twill-wea v e, 8 oz. Denim the N orth, and unemployment com- dover for a gi pensation with Massachusetts . Valuable ass Sanforized paying the highest, the law here zing has alreac not being administered as strictly Mts.k D. M Shrinkage less than 1% as in the South. The Latter fund, W. R. HILL who hashad' a: :4P he said, had been decreased in 45 MAIN STREET TEL 102 with the Lexingi Massachusetts and he predicted 39 'Continued SIZS 16 $2 an increase of rates in the fall. Authorized Dealer Boys' or Girls' He felt there was plenty of hope for textiles in the North and GENERAL. ELECTRIC letiMPAM;env urged management to give the• PNE3E-RvE liVege4 people the facts about the situa- sill brand your name hivR We idil /*PROVEN the hip-pocket leather tion. He also stressed the irn- REFRIGERATORS on *114qm-ie. hrErmog branding strip' portance of electing the right men to office and then supporting them. 1111111M=I