'Three i- nothing wrong "Ir ;con nigh to avoid for- the iinichinery of the nit„ D'L eign collision, you had better H EAD United Nation• except the „,H.„ abandon the ocean." “. CL.V1' m. —TRVGVE LIE In order time for NIDeVtip OWNSMAN NUMBER 29 ening, or VOLUME 60, ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, APRIL 29, 1948 PRICE, 5 CENTS In ahead retiring Daylight VIEWS Two Teachers Elected Call Town Meeting To Act On In 1 Slinday OF To School Department Miss Luella M. Dunning and Mrs. Louise B. Low Rent Homes For Veterans • THE McQueston Appointed To Fill Vacancies Session May 18 To Decide Two new teachers were elected the annual department have had several years' to the Andover school department Primaries Id Saturday, teaching experience. Upon Accepting Housing Authority NEWS at a special meeting of the school rooms from Miss Dunning comes to Andover A special town meeting for direct cost or loss to the com- By LEONARD F. JAMES committee Monday night. Draw Only 'n completed with a wealth of background, train- Tuesday evening, May 18, in the munity, but a small appropriation Miss Luella M. Dunning was %Ion Auxil- The mere passage of a law ing and experience. She graduated 103 To Polls Municipal auditorium has been of $50 0 will be asked, If adopted elected to take the place of Mrs. from the State Teachers College, May be ob. does not necessarily solve a called by the Board of Selectmen here, to cover incidental ex- Emma G. Carter who has accepted DeKalb, Illinois, received her Bach- a Mules, 65 problem. Yet people persist In Democrats Elect Town to determine whether or not the penses. This sum, Chairman Roy a position at Russell Sage College, elor of Arts degree from Carroll ;nes WaIdle, luding themselves that any Committee of Eight by town wishes to establish a Hous- E. Hardy said, is based upon an de Troy, N. Y. College, and received her Master of Mrs. Mar- issue can be resolved once a law ing authority under Section 26K, estimate by the State Housing 'Mrs. Louise B. McQueston of Arts degree from Boston Univer- Write-In Vote Inut street. is passed. There are those who Chapter 121 of the General authority. North Andover was elected to the sity. The presidental primaries Tues- d to bring yet insist that World Federation Laws. vacancy caused by the Miss Dunning is now teaching day drew 103 of the town's 8823 Under the act rentals will be le. If they If this Housing authority is awaits only legislation. of Miss Margaret Bartley of Law English in the Presque Isle Normal registered voters to the polls. Of at prices veterans can afford. The will look at Palestine they should approved by the town meeting rence, who has accepted a position .school in Maine. She has taught for this number 79 voted the Republi- quotas earmarked for each com- be convinced that community of steps will be taken immediately on the faculty of Phillips Academy a number of years in Stoneham, can ballot and 24 the Democratic. munity are three percent of the must to participate In the housing pro- interest and agreemppt and will begin her new duties in the and had the opportunity of teach- assessed valuation, or approxi- One thing the primary did was grain made possible by Chapter always precede a law it the de- fall. ing in Smyrna and Allepo, Syria. mately $500,00 for the Town of to establish a Deinocratic town 200 of the Acts of 1948, the pur- sired objective is to be attained. All members were present when Miss Dunning has traveled on the Andover. committee. Although no candi- pose of which is to provide low Two weeks from now Great the meeting was called to order, and continent sled in the United King- The money will be obtained by dates had been entered, voters rental housing for veterans. Panda gives up her mandate in also in attendance was C. Carleton dom. the issuance of notes or bonds wrote in eight names, and as there The new Veterans' Housing Palestine. Five months ago the Kimball, representing the Andover Mrs. McQueston will teach in the guaranteed by tile Commonwealth were 10 positions to fill, the eight Act can be adopted or rejected by rotted States persuaded the Taxpayers' association. West Center school. She graduated were declared elected. as to principal and interest. The necessary two-thirds of the mem- each city or town as the voters The committee voted to go into from the Kansas State Teachers They are: James J. Darby, 125 bers hf the United Nations As- decide. Under it there Is no (Continued on Page Fourteen) executive session to discuss the College and taught in the Andover Main street; Michael Burke, 393 sembly to vote for the partition qualifications of the candidates for schools for three years. Her return North Main street; Jeremiah J. of Palestine into Jewish and the positions to be filled, and Mr. will be welcomed by all those with Daily, 12 Chestnut street; Henry Arab States. The 'law' was Kimball withdrew after stating that whom she came in contact during J. Dolan, 99 Chestnut street; Andover Chapter, D. A. R. he would like to know the procedure (Continued on Page Eleven) that time. James Doherty, 21 Harding followed by the committee in elect- The next regular meeting of the street; Joseph A. Horan, 6 Avon ing teachers. committee will lie held Tuesday, street; Walter E. Mondale, 6 Flo- To Meet in Abbott House Both new members of the school May 11. rence street; and John Kelley, Holt road. Elaborate Organization Program Planned By How much should There was no contest locally on New Group For May 5 In Historical Setting Fred H. Eaton, 75 Dogs Entered the Republican ticket. John The Priscilla Abbott chapter of American Legion; Miss Mary Adams of 15 Stratford road, was the Daughters of the American Bailey, commander of the All- baby weigh? Attorney, Dead In First Fox Hunt elected to the state committee for Revolution will hold its organiza- Women's post of the Legion; Mrs. Had Long Been Andover Sportsman's the Fourth Essex district. tion meeting Wednesday, May 5. George Cilley. president of the The 20 elected to the Repub- at 2:30 o'clock at 70 Elm street. Auxiliary of the American Legion; Prominent in Various Club To Run lican town committee are: Eliz- Through the generosity of Mr. George Russell, president of the C. Civic Affairs In West Andover and Mrs. Ernest S. Young, the local chapter, Sons of the Amer- Attorney Fred H. Eaton of 60 The Andover Sportsman's Club (Continued on Page Fourteen) present owners, the meeting will ican Revolution; Miss Charlotte tif Central street, one fo the best- expects to run 75 or 100 dogs thus take place at the home for- Underhill of the Andover His- known lawyers of Essex county, Sunday in Its first fox hunt of the Investigate merly known as the Deacon Isaac torical society; Mr. and Mrs. died Wednesday morning at the season. Abbott Tavern where Priscilla William A. Trow; Clifford Mar- Lawrence General hospital. Long Members will gather at the At Service Station A bbott lived. shall, president of the Andover associated with the civic life of home of Al Gallant on Greenwood Among the invited guests at Historical society, and Mrs. Mar- Police are investigating a break Lawrence and Andover, his death road about 4 o'clock when break- the meeting will be: Mrs. Warren shall, and officers of the Massa- discovered early last Monday morn- will be mourned by those who knew fast will be served to open an S. Currier, state regent; Mrs. chusetts D.A.R. ing at the Tompkins Service sta- cell-day program in the woods of Herbert McQuesten, vice-presi- The organizing members of the him. He was 73. tion, 416 North Main street. Two West Andover. dent general; Dr. and Mrs. Claude new chapter are particularly He was born in Lawrence, Sept. suspects were questioned but were Besides local dogs, entrants St. Fuess; Miss Margaret Hearsay: pleased that Dr. Fuess has con- 6, 1874, the son of James H. and later released. State police found Supt. Kenneth L. Sherman of the sented to be present to share with Elizabeth F. (Jenness) Eaton, at- are expected from Lowell, Tewks- two sets of fingerprints at the them his vast knowledge of tended Lawrence schools and Phil- bury, Gloucester and Rockport as scene. local schools, and Mrs. Sherman; An- well as front Rhode Island and Commander Vincent Stulgis of the lips Academy, and in 1897 received Willard 0. Tompkins of 15 Union (Continued on Page F'ourteeni his bachelor of laws degree at Bos- (Continued on Page Six street, owner of the station, re- ton University Law school. ported about $120 in cash and $400 ORIENTAL AND Ile entered the practice of law worth of equipment Missing. In- WCCM To Air RUGS DOMESTIC RUGS with Charles U. Bell and later be- cluded in the loot were three tires, CLEANED—MOTHPROOFED—REPAIRED The average baby weighs about Punchard Wins CARPETING EXPERTLY CLEANED :JE came associated with the Honorable five auto heaters, nine tubes, two Townsman News IN HOTELS - THEATRES - HOMES 7 pounds at birth and doubles Fred N. Chandler until 1936, when Two Ball Games 135A, h.p. outboard motors, two 31/2 The first of a series of broadcasts —ORIENTAL RUGS A SPECIALTY— his weight in 5 months. But that he retired from law. A son, James h.p. outboard motors and two re- ',used upon news appearing in the Otash Rug Cleaning Co. Punchard High's baseball team Andover Townsman will be heard doesn't mean anything is wrong H. Eaton. 2nd. is still in practice ers. 5 BROOK STREET — METHUEN in the firm of Eaton and Chandler continued on its whining Ways Saturday Morning at 10:30 over with your baby if he departs since opening the season last week, The stolen articles were found Tel. Lawrence 22298 or Lowronce 4172 with Atty. J. Albert Bradley. later in the morning hidden in the -folio station WCCM. The program from average figures. Babies are Son of a former mayor of Law- gaining victories over Tewksbury will be narrated by Lou Rock( , last Friday and Johnson Wahl Tues- woods at the rear of the station. people and people come in all rence, Mr. Eaton also served that Officers Joseph E. O'Brien mid NVCCNI program director, and writ- city as alderman in 1902. day. The track team dropped a de- ten by Miss Florence Perlman of PLOWING sizes. Rely on your doctor, not cision to the Central Catholic var- Robert V. Deyermond discovered the He was a member of Christ Epis- break about :1:10 a. in.. in making it the production department. your neighbor, for advice ... and sity at the Memorial stadium, Law- —:AND:— copal church, the Andover Histori- routine check. Officer William Stew- rely on us when he tells you to cal society, Andover Village Im- rence, in which Dick Kydd ran the suo to break the school record. art was called and a search made use dextrin and maltose prepare; of the premises, but no one was (Continued on Page :Nine) Top Tewksbury 5-2 T-R-E-E HARROWING lions, powdered found there. whole milk, fish 'The second victory in as many Pruning, Topping, Remov- Entrance had been gained GARDENS AND FARMS oils or vitamin concentratess1 starts was chalked up last Friday ing, Planting and Trans- when the Punchard nine defeated through a rear window which had planting. Fruit. tree, and Auction Sale Tewksbury, 5 to 2, at the latter's been forced by a screwdriver or ornamentalshrub pruning small bar. A safe was broken open and spraying. For professional knowledge About 4 Acres of Land field. Up to the fifth inning, when and a desk ransacked. The station adjoins Scanlon's inn ANDOVER ARBORISTS John Foster —Try tile drug store first SATURDAY, MAY 1st Punchard scored the first two runs, where a break was made several TELEPHONE ANDOVER 1914 Tel. Andover 562 - W AT 11 A. M. for baby needs. (Continued on Page Six) I weeks ago. Property formerly of William Cooper DALTON Woburn Street, Ballordvale Experienced Menders PHARMACY Frank Marshall, Auctioneer On Worsteds A complete Spring YOUR ANDOVER FURRIER changeover . . . . SAFEGUARD YOUR PRECIOUS FURS . . . at a combination IN OUR MODERN, SCIENTIFIC FUR STORAGE VAULTS Apply to Mr. John Moore price where they are safe from theft, fire, heat and humidity that dry ()lit the natural oils that make your furs lustrous and supple. Don't discard your old furs. You'll be amazed to see how we can remodel them to the latest style's. During the summer 2ND FLOOR STEPHENSON BUILDING months our rates are much lower. There is more time to devote to your individual requirements. 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them. They contain maim, pi, F tures and many other interestin g facts about Latin America. VE Vacation Ity Patricia Peterkin and Joan Godfrey No one needs a reminder that AC is Just around the cor- ATTEN CONFERENCE has been done in past years. There ner. Selmols will dos, _April 30th Our principals, —Nfr. Nelson and will also be a first, second and and will not reopen until May AMERIC1N LEGION Mr. Lovely, and Mrs. Carter, who third prize given fur the best 1001. Happy vacation to every- Officers will he nominated a is girls' guidance director in the drawings. one. meeting of Andover post, 8, A high school, attended the 25th an- Ifonorabl mention will he Volley Ball on Legion, to be held in tile nual conference for principals and given to the runners up. The The girls finished the voile rooms Thursday evening, May deans of Junior and Senior high judges will be Mrs. Scott Para- ball tournaments, and it certain. s o'clock. schools last Thursday and Friday dise, Mrs. Cornelius Heyn and ly was an exciting season. The Election of officers will take at Framingham. Dirk van der Stucken. Blues won first place; Reds, tw• the first meeting in June. Art Exhibition Personal and, and the Greens and Golds May 20 is the date set fo The annual exhibition of the We are glad 19 welcome Billy tied for third place. strawberry festival which wit art classes in the Junior and Sen- Hogan back to school after a long .1 Cheer for the An .111 Ili! low the regular meeting that ior high schools is to be held illness. Billy is in the seventh The cheerleaders for the An- Hardy To Speak .tune 2nd, Strd and 4th in the grade. dover Junior High are as follows: At the next regular ineetb music room of the Junior high Spelling Match Alarilyn McKay, Janet Valentine, Andover post, 8, American Lt school. Miss France 4 Dalton and The annual spelling match will Janet Svenson, Betty Born, Eileen at the post rooms, Chairman 11 Airs. Dorothy Sanborn are the in- be held Friday evening, May 14th. Skierik, Jean Farrell, Miriam De- Hardy of the board of sole( structors in charge of this exhibi- There will be fifteen contestants mers, Lucille_ Spinell t, Dorothy will discuss the new vett tion. Cash prizes will he given for chosen from each grade to enter. . Hastings and Lucille Sherry. housing measure recently ad the best work with color detail Prizes will he awarded to the win- Eileen Skierik, an eighth grade by the state. Commander Vi and arrangement taken into con- , ners in each grade and in the student, wits chosen as captain. F. Stulgis expects a large tut sideration. There will be a first, ' .% Special Treat Every Day of veterans to hear this imp( second and third prize given for Ninth Grade Pr The lunches in the Andover matter discussed. the best paintings. The picture Preparations tire well under Junior High school are excellent. Veterans' Housing winning the first prize will be way for the ninth grade prom Droop of Merrimack Valley Bird Club members just before the start of their bird walk last As an example, April 26th, the A meeting of all veterans framed and hung in the school, as which is to be held Friday eve- 1111111'r the direction of Oscar M. Root, president of the new organization. lay menu wits as follows: American ested in building new homes (Andover Art Studio) chop suey. buttered wax beans, held Thursday, April 29, ning, May 28th, from 8 to 11:30' Guertin, Robert Markert, Charles but we hope it will he soon. bread and butter, and milk—all o'clock in the office of the vett o'clock. The Phillips Academy Kota, Charles MeCullom and Ar- School Campus for twenty-five cents. If m service officer. "Campus Playboys" will make the villa Prescott. Have you noticed the heauti- wished for a light lunch, there The meeting has been call music. The decorations are to he School Paper ful campus of the .Junior High was a delicious stuffed pineapple veterans who hold lots in tht

along the Mardi Gras line with The next issue of the Junior school? Although this is a rather salad and roll. For variety, there veterans' area, tind they invi

multi-colored streamers and other n will come out this week. The difticult e tok them vitas a choice of chicken rice soup other interested veterans decorations. staff of the Junior Sun under the looking well, ()ft h eY el'a t wr llook quite I r various sandwiches. For des- present to hear representath The members of the prom com- able direction of Miss Ansi An- presentable this year. The traffic sert there were chocolate chews, new prefabricated houses e: mittee are: Chairman Joseph gelo, eighth grade English teach- squad has organized to help keep fruit, icebergs or Hoodsies to top than in detail. Wennik, Bessie Christie, Donald er, has been working very hard to them nice, and the homerooms off a delicious meal. Receives Discharge Valz, Patricia Peterkin, Harold make the first year of the school are also helping. Do your part by Sing! Sing! Sing! i'Philip Francis k Wood, Charles Koza, Charles Mc- paper a successful one and has ac- keeping off the grass. Mrs. McArdle tested all the .s ., son of Mr. and Cullom, Marian White, Phyllis complished its goal. Congratu- Our Neighbors boys for the Glee club last week . P. Markey of 48 Chestnut Johnson, Betty Gigis and Robert lations! The seventh graders have been There was a wonderful turnout, ed e .ogesiie;

Markert. Beading To Visit racking their brains on- a project and it is getting along as well as ihaes Nreacveyi v (1 tiu,°14; is t The members of the decorating Student Government members this marking period. Miss Mar- the Girls' Glee club, which start- ili:it o te 2.hotr.iesBa :rerhlieyFic,:e committee are: Chairman Bessie are planning a return invitation shall assigned Latin American ed two weeks ago. e:.terdait ing je, Christie, Ann Smith, Sally Bas- to the Parker Junior High School note books to be due this Mon- Gym Team Exhibition land, served on the USS 1,Vyt sett, Patricia Peterkin, Marian Student Council of Reading. No day. Many beautiful note books The gym team exhibition was CSS Huntington, and the U.: White, Tanet Fieldhouse, Jay definite date has been set as yet, emphasize the hard work behind held Wednesday night at 7:30. batty, and was discharged AI 'rite refreshments served at inter- at Norfolk, Virginia. mission were in charge of Miss Angelo's club. STE1.618 BROADCASTS The Junior High boys partici- Commander Vincent F. pating were the following: Hilton of the American Legion dim Coriney, co-captain; Joseph Wen- the post's activities in an CHANGE NOW eo-captain; Walter Tomlin- view broadcast by station \ SO/I, Jr., Michael I3oloian, Peter Thursday morning. Dunlop, Clifford Lawrence, Paul 'risbert, Louis Tisbert and Rob. iERVICE CLUB SPEAKER from oil-wasting ert West. Itev. Fr. Vincent 111,•Quit Merrimack College will b speaker at the meeting of tl old burners* to a clover Service Club Tht night at tile 'Andover Inn.

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This completes a big step in the ful- We have a wid It takes only a few hours to *An old•lashloned all burner In the ash fillment of our wartime promises to make the switchover to a G. E. pit of a furnace designed for other fuel. render you the best in modern trans- BABY N portation service. BABY OILS, CREA BABY VITA OLEUM PERCOM( Let Us Help Ke F'ieuse toil mo livtw a General Electric Oil Furnace can give me more hoot from less fuel this winter. STREET RAILWAY ca Serving 78 Communities ME HMI' CORNER MAIN AP off Greenwood road May 2. George C. Napier, town auditor; G11.1.1. RD HOME A Goat's the Thing Town Hall After a hearing the selectmen Edward R. Lawson, superintend- Charles T. (Dillard, town en- Wife: "You can't make a silk !naps, id, granted Albert E. Curtis permits- , ent of the board of public works, gineer, has returned from the purse out of a SOW'S ear." U41,4(1111, Activities Rion to keep and store 500 gallons N. H. Deaconess hospital, Boston, Husband: "No, but a woman of gasoline in an underground and Francis P. Markey, Veterans' and is now at the Longe rest can get a mink coat out of an Saturday will be the last day tank at his address, 50 Cedar Affairs agent, were the ones who house on Mein street. old goat." minder that for making payments of poll road. received the smiles of Dame nil the car- taxes and the motor vehicle taxes Mr. and Mrs. George Hird of Fortune. ' April 3ilth that have been sent out to date. North street were granted a com- Up to the present 750 dog Maytag - Sparton - GM Frigidaire - Eureka - Bendix until May AMERICAN LEGION Interest and charges will be added mon victular's license to do busi- licenses have been issued at the a to every- Officers will be nominated at the to all bills after that date. ness as the "Little Brown Jug" office of Town Clerk George H. meeting of Andover post, 8, Ameri- The Board of Public Works is at— the location of the former Winslow. Last year the number an Legion, to he held in the post c preparing for the annual resur- Roughwood Cabin on Lowell St. ran up over 1,000, and it seems rooms Thursday evening, May 6, at the voile facing of streets which will start Chairman Roy E. hardy of the that some dog owners are taking I it certain- o'clock. sometime next month. Some grad- board of selectmen wits in attend- a chance on having their pets season. The Election of officers will take place ing and patching is to be com- ance Thursday at the monthly picked up by the dog officer as Radios - Appliances ; Reds, see. the first meeting in June. pleted before the oiling starts. meeting of the state assessors at May 20 is the elate set for the April 1 is the deadline for li- and Golds Due to the advance in the cost Greenfield. strawberry festival which will fol- censes. ESSEX ST., LAWRENCE, MASS. of materials only 107,000 gallons Three town hall officials were The department of pliblic works Jut HP. the regular meeting that night. low of oil were used in resurfacing lucky this week, each winning a TELEPHONE 7637 for is busy tilling and grading a the An- Hardy To Speak last year and Supt. Edward R. prize at the exposition being held number of streets about town in e as follows Stromberg Carlson - Television - Domestic Sewing Machines At the next regular meeting of Lawson estimated that about the at the state armory in Lawrence. preparation for oiling. e Valentine, Andover post, 8, American Legion, same amount will be used this 'tern, Eileen at the post rooms, Chairman Roy E. year. Prior to the war about 130,- , Miriam De- Hardy of the board of selectmen 000 gallons were used in this an- • SUTHERLAND'S STORE HOURS: 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY , Dorothy. will discuss the new veterans' nual project, which must be cur- ill,. Sherry. housing measure recently adopted tailed again this year. sighth grade by the state. Commander Vincent Work of extending water mains as captain. F. Stulgis expects a large turn-out 7 Day of veterans to hear this important in various parts of the town, as voted by the last town meeting, the Andover matter discussed. will be delayed for some time are excellent Veterans' Housing ril 20th, the A meeting of all veterans inter- until the water pipe arrives. The Ps: American .sted in building new homes will be 10-inch pipe to be used on Bailey wax beans, held Thursday, April 29. at 7 road is not expected until the last ,nd milk—all o'clock in the office of the veterans' of May or early June, and the six-inch pipes for other mains tits. If you service officer. lunch, there The meeting has been called by may not be delivered until August. fed pineapple veterans who hold lots in the new The board of public works has variety, there veterans' area, and they invite all practically completed rough grad- ken rice soup other interested veterans to be ing of the veterans' lot for which lee. For des- present to hear representatives of $500 was appropriated. All-Wool Face rugs for every room in your home colate chews, new prefabricated houses explain Hartwell B. Abbott of Dascomb aadsies to top them in detail. road has been re-appointed animal Receives Discharge inspector for a one-year term, Philip Francis Markey, seaman, subject to the approval of the 'sted all the cs.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis state department of agriculture. ub last week. P. Markey of 48 Chestnut street, Henry E. Drolet of Lowell urful turnout, has received his discharge from street has been drawn to serve tag as well as the Navy and returned home. He as a juror for the session of crimi- , which start- enlisted June 20. 1946, received his nal court opening May 17 at New- boot at Bainbridge, Mary- buryport. Ion land, served on the USS Wyoming, A pole location on Flint circle txhibition was CSS Huntington, and the USS Al- has hetet granted to the Law- ight at 7:30. bany, and was discharged April 22 rence Gas & Electrical company. 'rved at inter- at Norfolk, Virginia. The selectmen granted 18 pole large of Miss locations on Prospect road point- SWIMS BROADCASTS ly to the New England Tel. & Tel. boys partici. Commander Vincent F. Stulgis company and the Lawrence Gas & owing: Hilton of the American Legion discussed Electrical company. Joseph Wen- the post's activities in an inter- Frank R. Petty of 67 Center 'alter Tomlin. view broadcast by station WCCM street, Ballardvale and Albert E. Boloian, Peter Thursday morning. Curtis of 15 Ceder road, have awrence, Paul been re-appointed trustees of tart and Rob- SERVICE CLUB SPEAKER Spring Grove cemetery for three- Rev. F'r. Vincent McQuade of year terms. Merrimack College will be the On request of the Hill Parker speaker at the meeting of the An- company of Jenkins road, the UR dover Service Club Thursday following have been appointed night at the 'Andover Inn. public weighers: James McCabe, end Reed Daigle and Fred J. Doyle. Subscribe to The Townsman The Andover Sportsman's club AILS $2.50 a Year has been granted a one-day beer license for an outing to be held

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The class of '48 will be presented by the Shawsheen Toy Symphony ill 'age Dramatic Club on Apr Haydn this week by Miss Margaret three judges picked the three win- the first Punchard graduating class a o 21 •Il and 30 in the auditorium o Minuet for clarinet, trumpet Hearsay at the daily chapel serv- ners from the final eight contest- ever to wear the robes. They will and piano James Friskin ants. The students had memorized be blue, however, instead of the dr III ;hawsheen school, promises ice. 21 iii ay il ill iii mong the best of the Symphony in D Reinecke their essays. and Friday delivered usual sombre black. a After reading the names of the Tuesday the Seniors voted for presentations. This very po The regular vespers service on them as orations. The three winners nine seniors who had won this the boy who they thought best ex- omedY is directed by Sunday will be given over to the were loan Gallagher, Jeanne Ken- ./r) al II emplified the ideals of good citizen- quinlan of Methuen. The Abbot Choir under the direction of high academic distinction, Miss ney, and June Steinert. The girls ship laid down by the Sons of the it ill ;or the play is as follows: Miss Friskin. The choir will sing a ilenrsey introduced the speaker had been coached by members of 33 11135. 36 ll Atnerican Revolution. The boy 32. ■ ■ Laurette Carpenter Styles program of anthems and sacred fur this occasion, Mrs. G. Ford- the Punchard faculty, as were the chosen will receive a medal and Mrs. Caroline Fl songs. yce Clayton, the former Gretchen other five participants. The coaches scroll at graduation, when the win- ii.. guild Cherry...Irvin Wilk Saturday, May 8, the Abbot gates Roemer; a Cum Laude member were Mrs. Emma Carter, Miss Mar- wr. go ner will be announced. Until that Mrs. Mildred will open at 2:00 p. m., to the of the Class of 1942. garet Hawksworth, Miss E. Mar- dercedea time the Seniors have no idea who II Vida .... Mrs. Phoebe Colqu seventh annual Abbot Birthday jorie Smith, Miss Lillian Fox, Ber- 1■43 6,4 The following girls will be ad- the winner is, and many Senior Jennifer ....Mrs. "Pat" Ant bazaar. It is announced by Miss mitted into the society upon nard Kelimurray, and Charles Greg- ory. The program was as follows: boys are nurturing hope. • II Elizabeth Cherry Ilearsey that in the event of rain 41 43 4.7 graduation from Abbot, but in the Superintendent Teaching Noss' ■ 46 • Mrs. Rowena Thon the bazaar will proceed without any "Seasons of Life" by June Steinert, meantime they will take part in KeKnneth L. Sherman, superin- alteration of program or activities '48; "Advantages of Living on a Irene Oliver the meetings of District 1 which tendent of schools, lectured to the IlSi Mrs. Barbara Wilsoi except that all will take place in- Farm" by Sebastian Cavallaro, '49; 1,0 will gather at Abbot from many students of Miss Agnes Dugan's doors, the booths; and some enter- "Before the Curtain Rises" by Jane 111 Harriet Gilpin New England schools Wednesday: seventh period Ancient History Mrs Helen en tainments in Davis Hall, other en- Black, '48; "Popular Song Writing SY 56 Dorothy Lee Booth, San Juan. class last Tuesday on ancient war- Norman I tertainments in the John Esther in America" by Judith Napier, '49; Ralph Cherry Puerto Rico; Alicia Cooper, Rome fare. He spoke to the class about . 111 III Jack Gallery, and the Early Bird Tea Mendelssohn's "Festival March" Andy Blayne CI Georges; Sarah Jay Hughes, New the phalanx fighting of the Greeks Justin Room as now planned will be found played by the orchestra; "Time Policeman Canaan, Connecticut; Carolyn and Romans as compared to the Making History George in the school dining room In Draper Tables" by Marjorie Harshaw, '48: Dr. Hollister Louise Jenkins, Concord, New tnodern lighting of today. He also ACROSS 37—Head Attend) 16—Chemical symbol for "The Three Wishes" by Joan Galla- 39—Parental nickname natrium There are many active cot Hall. Hampshire; Eleanor Mae Parker, 1—Ancient country in• spoke quite extensively about Alex- 41—Famed expression in 19—Bone gher, '48; "Abraham Lincoln the varied by Caesar tees connected with this plat Andover; Felicia Altagracia Stevenson's "Treasure 21—Liberal Man" by Elizabeth Lloyd, '49; "A ander the Great. The students en- 1—Ancient Biblical Tavares, Cuidad Trujillo. Domini- Island" ..;abbrev.) all are very busy at work to joyed the lecture, doubly so, per- country 23—Scene of famous Great American Artist—Frederick 7—Natural hazards sur- 43—Roman poet this one of the most enterta can Republic, West Indies; De- 45—Grown old ancient siege WALLPAPER haps, because they had been expect- mounted by Hannibal Remington" by Jeanne Kenney, '48; 47—Formerly known as 24—Symbol for "that and successful of the plays 11—Famed Swedish . Is" borah Jane Voss, White Plains, ing a test. Persia 25—Chemical symbol for ALLIED PAINT STORES and Her furth's "Echoes From operatic soprano rented by this very popular g New York; Genevieve Young, 50—Famous playright chlorine Grand Opera" played by the orches- 12—Continent abbrev.) 97—Son of Noah JOSEPH T. GAGNE, President 23—Ditch around (Poss.) Other presentations given b! New York, New York, and Mary 54—Rodent k9—Preposition tra. The program was held in the medieval castles Shawsheen Dramatic depart Blair Zuckerman, Monroe Center, 55—Roman numeral 30—Measure of weight Thanks Firemen 14—Name of first great 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence Memorial Auditorium. 56—Former Russian ruler 33—Land of the famous have been "Spider Island" Connecticut. . ship in history "wizard" American Plans for the Pr 35—Early DOWN 35—Initials of the found“ 'The Belles of the Nine For Cooperation founder of a colony of Yale The Junior-Senior Prom is not far $ 7—To employ 1—Ancient Roman v.hich have proved the succe warnor 38—Ancient Enclull king away, and both classes are now pre- Appreciation of the cooperation 18—Neither 39.—Roman 1005 ability of this group. 20—Son-in-law of 2—This was conquered paring for the event. The Juniors and helpfulness of the members by the Wright 40—Three-toed sloth Mohammed 42—Persian poet (puss.) The committees at work 32—Japanese statesman brothers give the dance to the Seniors each of the Andover Fire department 3—No one but Alexander 43—Poem Ticket committee, Mrs. J. J. (poss.) 44—Expire year as a going-away present, so in connection with public func- 24—Roman 99 could do this to the 45—Exclamation glano, chairman, assisted by consequently they do all the work tions and other occasions when 215—Being Gordian knot 28—Rembrandt's so. 4— Lord (nhbrev.) 46—To supplement Arthur Steinert; Mrs. GI of decorating, and arranging for firemen are detailed to schools, is complishment 1—Employ 48—Rodent Cate, Mrs. C. McCollum, Mr 6—Sped the orchestra and refreshments. expressed in the following letter 29—Legendary Swiss 49—Notional Edii,ation patriot 7—Exist Association (Abr..) 1'. Lovely, Mrs. Edwin Bra: Both the Junior class and the which Fire Chief C. Edward /11—Equitable (poetic) 3—Girl's name I0—Exclamation of Mrs. W. Dwyer; Costuines, 32—Preposition 9—Dance step silence Senior class have elected their host Buchan has received from Ken- 10—Famed Scottish William Edwards, Mrs. 33—Old Omens (abbrev.) 51—Spanish affirmative Cold Storage Vaults and hostess to represent them in neth L. Sherman, superintendent j4--Exist novelist Clarke; Programs, Mrs. H. Ye 31}—Traveling &Imelda 15—Proportional Rept*. 52—Oreek letter the receiving line. They are: for the of schools: (abbrev.) eentation (abbrev.) $3—The alder (abbrer.) chairman, assisted by Mrs Juniors, Joyce Demers and Robert Chief C. Edward Buchan. (SOLUTION WILL BE FOUND ON Jolliffe, Mrs. J. Mulvey; I On the !Premises Deyermond; and for the Seniors: Fire Department, erty, Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson Joan Gallagher and Vincent Davey. Andover, Mass.: fund, and each has certain members Nirs, Edward O'Donnell; : The prom will lie held May 21 in Dear Chief: Children Aid who serve on the council of the props, Mrs. Justin Rex, Mr the auditorium, and the public is Please accept my sincere ap- Are Your Best Safeguards project. The following are council Caplan; Posters, Mrs. Ed Invited to come and WATCH. preciation for the splendid co- Treasure Chest members: West Center, Thomas Dean, Mr. H. Young; Puhl graduation Tripartitions operation your department has For Your Valuable Mosher, Nancy Hird; Indian Ridge, Mrs. E. Bradley, Mrs. G. E. Last Monday the Seniors had given the School department. I The Young People's room of the Jane Nelson and Carol Valentine, Prompter and co-director, have been particularly impressed Memorial Hall Library is sponsor- Bradlee, Margaret Perry and Ken Charles Fowler; Director, F Furs and Cloth Coats with the cooperation your men ing the preparation, filling and sending of a Treasure Chest, a neth Sparks; Stowe and Jackson. Quinlan; Make-up, Mrs. Joh have given when they have at- Guild. strong, wooden box filled with Robert Domingue, David Glendin tended our public functions. Both Club thirty books, selected to tell the ning, Leslie Westtall, Joyce WI! at the Central plant and at Shaw- youth of other couptries how the liams; Shawsheen, Charles Gloria The Shawsheen Village e sheen their relationship with the youth of this country live and, work. co, Francis Henrick, Alda MeCoP live board will meet at the I children was very gracious and wick and Maxine Wainright. After of Mrs. Edward O'Connor s helpful. The project was organized to pro- mote better understanding between the school vacation, the council Carisbrooke street at 1: 3 I It is also gratifying to know the children of the will meet for a second time, to se April 30th. Program plans that you are so genuinely inter- end those of foreign lands, and to beet books for the chest. Contribu- ested in the safety of the school furnish the children of devastated tions may lie made at the library children and of our school build- countries with a gift of books to re- by those who wish to have a share iigis. Wanted place, in a small way, those that in this peace-promoting undertak- ELLIOTT'S Yours most sincerely, war destroyed. ing. Beach House LAWRENCE KENNETH L. SHERMAN, —For the Each chest, when made according From the United States as a Season- - LOWELL Superintendent of Schools HA V ER H ILL to specifications, and decorated in whole, twenty-one different emir Write Full Particulars ti Box L — some bright and cheerful way, will tries have received chests during Townsman Offic include a scrapbook, explaining our the year. Since the beginning of its country, our schools and the inter- campaign in 1944, this makes neap ests of our boys and girls who ly 30,000 books so far sent by worked to fill it. Crayons, pencils, United States children to their un Just Arrive pads of paper, all sorts of school seen friends in the war devastated materials and especially maps go countries. Last year, Morrill Me Several Moto-Mowe into the box. For some young peo- morial Library in Norwood, had s Pie, the pencils and paper will be return surprise of five books from Power Lawn Mowea Tonsberg, Norway in thanks fortbe a novelty, the books a delight! IMMEDIATE Each school will contribute to the chest sent them from Norwood. The DELIVEI Plan is meeting with great enthusi W. SHIRLEY BARNARD asm among Andover's boys arc girls. TOMPKIN Real Estate and Insurance SERVICE STATION —: at :— Forty per cent of all 1947 trait, 416 No. Main St. Shawl Main and Barnard Streets deaths occurred on week-ends Telephone 86 Drive carefully on Saturday, sun day — and every day! Sport Shirts Time to Chang, LONG or SHORT TO SPRING STYLES SLEEVES

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CENTR %I ST. REINHOLD'sk. 4,ZI:arver (5tuunitin 49 MAIN STREET Lowell INCORPORATED PHONE AND. 155 Tel. 3-1797 ANDOVER, MASS. EXETER, N. H. Lewisohn To Give SHAWSHEEN to Mrs. Edgar Best, Correspondent, Telephone 171 Lawrence Lecture .111 Invitation has been extended be discussed for the coming year to the public to hesr Ludwig PLAY The three-act comedx, "Ring and reports made ready for the Lewisohn, eminent American novel- Around Elizabeth," which will be annual banquet. ist, in a lecture at Temple Eman- presented by the Shawsheen Vil- 'rhe Shawsheen Village Wom- uel, Milton and Lowell streets, lage Dramatic Club on April 29 an's club will hold their annual Lawrence, Sunday evening, May 2, and 30 In the auditorium of the banquet and final meeting, Mon- Shawsheen school, promises to be day, May 3rd, 6:30 p. m. at the at 8:15. Officers of Temple Etnon- 17 along the best of the spring Shawsheen school hall with the uel Sisterhood announce that there presentations. This very popular president, Mrs. Edward J. O'Con- will be no admission charge, and comedy is directed by Roger nor, presiding. that Lewisohn, whose topic is: "Is Quinlan of Methuen. The cast Adele Hoes Lee will be the for the play is as follows: Liberalism Enough?", will be intro- guest speaker and her subject duced by another best-selling nov- Laurette Carpenter Styles "Current Theatre." This will be Mrs. Caroline Fiedler elist, Elsie Oakes Barber of Law- an hour of relaxation in which rence, wife of the Rev. Robert Bar- ilubert Cherry...Irvin Wilkinson you are transported into the Mrs. Mildred Best ber, of the Universalist church. tierCedes world of the theatre. Oda.... Mrs. Phoebe Colquhoun The committee in charge of the Jennifer ....Mrs. "Pat" Andrews Party Week evening, Mrs. Harry Axelrod, Mrs. In accordance with Party Week, Elizabeth Cherry Charles Berns, Mrs. Ralph Spector Mrs. Rowena Thompson which is being held from April Nlembers of the rust of "Ring Around Elizabeth" presented by the SIMWS1114.111 Village and Mrs. Hans Marum believe that 19 through April 30 by the Cen- W 'n's Club at the Shawsheen school. Standing from left to right: John J. Calnan, Mrs. Walter Irene Oliver the lecture by this eminent novelist tral P.T.A., Mrs. Hiram Young of Wilson, Jr., Irving Wilkinson, Mrs. Gordon Colquhoun, Mrs. Walter Caswell, Norman A. Miller, Mrs. 53 Mrs. Barbara Wilson, Jr. with be of interest to the whole 10 Argyle street, and Mrs. G. E. William Thompson, Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, Mrs. T. Edwin Andrews, Jr., and seated, Mrs. G. Edgar Harriet Gilpin Best. (Surette Studio) Christian as well as Jewish COM- Mrs Helen Criswell Best of 4 Argyle street, gave a munity of Greater Lawrence. morning coffee at the former's Ralph Cherry Norman Miller home last Friday morning. Guests REALTY TRANSFERS KEF3' BROODER FIRES will cause chicks to crowd to- Andy Blayne Jack Calnan were informed during the begin- Real estate transfers recorded at GOING gether in the absence of artificial Policeman Justin Rex ning of the week that they would the registry of deeds in Lawrence "Don't let the first warm days Dr. Hollister George Dale heating. The result will be that be called for to attend this party recently include the following from THE LATEST AND BEST .21 symbol fat There are many active commit- of spring mislead you to false some of them will get over- some morning, but were not told Andover: —: in -- tees connected with this play and economy in caring for chicks." heated while others will chill and LEducation the definite date and when the Howard S. Cosgrove to Alder- all are very busy at work to make Fiction day arrived it really turned out brook Estates, Inc., Alderbrook warns the American Veterinary some may smother. and serious sf famous this one of the most entertaining Non-Fiction t siege to be a success in the idea that road. Medical Association. "Keep a diseases may follow. Certain and successful of the plays pre- d for "that Is" all guests had to come as the small fire going in the brooder types of respiratory troubles, Children's Books cal symbol foe sented by this very popular group. Elmer 0. Peterson to Ebba S. driver found them at 10 a. an. The Lending Library Other presentations given by the Peterson, High Plain road. stove until it is certain that warm digestive disturbances, and out- Noah guests were: Mrs. T. E. Andrew, iition Shawsheen Dramatic department Mita S. Peterson to Elmer 0. weather is in to stay." breaks of coccidiosis are some- ire of weight Jr., Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs. Peterson et ux, Boston road. of the famous have been "Spider Island" and William Thompson, Mrs. James J. Unless the flock has started tee times traceable to this early- BOOK ROOM rd" The Belles of the Nineties" Leo J. Shiebler et ux to Lydia B. s of the foundse Faggiano, Mrs. Wittredge Clark, roost, a sudden change front spring error in management, the 14 Park St. le ohich have proved the successful Shiebler, Maple avenue. veterinary group says. nt English king Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs. Walter warm weather to cold and rain in 1005 ability of this group. Caswell, Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, Lydia B. Shiebler to Leo J. Shieb- -toed sloth The committees at work are: ler et ux, Maple avenue. in No (pot,.) Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson, Mrs. Justin Ticket committee, Mrs. J. J. Fag- Rex. Refreshments were served Essex Trust Co., Tr., to Charles glano, chairman, assisted by Mrs. imation by the hostesses. A. Johnson et ux, Johnson road. Ipplement Arthur Steinert; Mrs. Gilbert Drama John J. Driscoll to Christene Ross nt Cate, Mrs. C. McCollum, Mrs. E. The Shawsheen Village Dra- Jones et conj., Avon street. mac Education V. Lovely, Mrs. Edwin Bramley, ciation l abbreV,) matic Club is planning to attend William S. Wrigley to Carl T. 'motion of Sirs. W. Dwyer; CostuMes, Mrs. one of the new spring musicals Bannon et ux, Lowell street. ce William Edwards, Mrs. W. ish affirmative in Boston some time during the Clarke; Programs, Mrs. H. Young, Dana F. Perkins to Lester H. It letter next month. Plans have not been elder (abbrev,) chairman, assisted by Mrs. L. Conkey et ux. Main street. definitely made as yet, but these .1oliiffe, Mrs. J. Mulvey; Prop- Henry K. Jenkins et al to Doris 13) trips are always greatly antici- erty, Mrs. Irvin Wilkinson and B. Wheeler, Ballardvale road. pated by this active group. Mrs. Mrs. Edward O'Donnell; Hand certain member, Walter Caswell is chairman of the props, Mrs. Justin Rex, Mrs. J. council of the Dramatic department. will be held and officers elected. Calnan; Posters, Mrs. Edward ving are counei! P.T.A. Meeting Entertainment will be provided Dean, Mr. H. Young; Publicity, Center, Thomas The annual meeting of the by Clyde W. Richburg who will Mrs. E. Bradley, Mrs. G. E. Best; -d; Indian Ridge. Shawsheen P.T.A. will be held present a chalk talk and give a Prompter and co-director, Mrs. Carol Valentine: Wednesday evening, May 12, in demonstration of legerdemain. Charles Fowler; Director, Roger Perry and Ken the auditorium of the Shawsheen Decorations will be in charge of Quinlan; Make-tap, Mrs. John B. we and Jackson. school. A catered beefsteak pie the Grade 5 mothers, while the . David Glendin Guild. club supper will be served at 6:30 Grade 6 mothers will have charge tfall, Joyce after which a business meeting of tickets. , Charles Giovin. The Shawsheen Village execu- .ck, Alda McCor• tive board will meet at the home of Mrs. Edward O'Connor at 13 Wainright. Alter Reputable Jewelers for Over 73 Years ion, the council Carlsbrooke street at 1:30 , on ocond time, to se kpril 30th. Program plans will chest. Contribu• le at the library to have a share Wanted noting undertak. Beach House ed States as a —For the SPaony- - a different conn- Write Full Particulars to ed chests during Box L — Townsman Office e beginning of in this makes near• so far sent by idren to their an .e war devastated Just Arrived 'ear, Morrill Me Several . Norwood, had a Moto-Mowers They sold out so fast we just had to five books Ira Power Lawn Mowers in thanks for the get more Be one of the first to IMMEDIATE DELIVERY mu Norwood. 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left field, and scored when Beau- TEWKSBURY coll. Ile struck out eight and gave PUNCHAltD 75 Dogs Entered Punchard Wins altr h po a e chesne erred on Gay's smash. ab r it po a e four walks. Johnson, however, was In First Fox Hunt AT THE C Two Ball Games Dubois, 21) 52 4 2 5 2 Punchard picked up two more 0. Lawlor, 21) 4 0 0 2 0 0 forced to send Dolan, Rivet and 0 1 0 1 (Continued from Page One) BAPTIST CHURCI (Continued front Page One) Roper, 2h 1 0 0 0 0 0 Barry, cf 1 1 runs in the seventh with two out. Zuill to the mound as Punchard Rev. Wendell L. Bailey, Push I). Aldrich, as Deveaux, ss 6 1 3 3 3 2 Barry hit safely into center, stole 4 0 0 1 0 0 Connecticut cities and towns. Sunday, 9:30 it. in., C John Craig and Ed Murphy engaged batters began slapping the apple Deyermond, 14) 3 1 0 10 0 1 second, and scored on Deveaux' Patten, c 4 1 0 12 1 0 1 After the early morning break- School, 10:45 a. in., Mm In It mound duel with each pitching Cogswell, lb . 3 0 1 7 0 1 around. The Blue and Gold young- Lloyd, c 5 1 2 9 1 long triple into left-center. Deyer- fast, officials of the club expect Worship; sermon by the i tang-up ball. In the six and one- R. Aldrich, lb 1 0 0 0 0 0 sters banged out 13 hits during the Mauceri, If 3 1 0 0 0 0 mond was hit by a pitched hall, and "Self Control." 7 p. in., E' third innings Craig pitched, he gave Gay. rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 afternoon, Cliff Dubois picking up Beauchesne, 3b 1 2 2 0 0 1 to cast the hounds about 5:30 or scored on Haines' error on a ball 6 o'clock. The dogs will he, service in the church parlo up only two hits and one run, the Fitzgerald, cf 3 0 1 2 1 0 four and Herb Deveaux three. Dimlich, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 hit by Captain Walt Lloyd. scored during the run and ., 9 a. ni., Baptist tally being the result of wild throws Foss, If 1 0 0 2 0 0 The first four innings saw a Souter, rf 3 0 2 2 0 0 Malabo Tewksbury's final run was picked 0 trophies will be awarded for the Fellowship members leave I by Bob Deyermond and Bob Beau- Fortier, if 1 0 0 0 0 0 mound duel between the opposing Watson, rf 1 0 0 0 0 up In the seventh with one gone. first, second and third highest at First - chesne. Haines, 31) 2 0 0 0 1 2 pitchers, Wetterberg and Dolan. Wetterberg, p 4 1 0 0 2 0 for "Safari" Murphy walked, and Beauchesne points. Craig certainly couldn't be •Connolly, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 However, Punchard started the fire- Church, Lowell. made a wild throw when Lawlor Tuesday, 3 p. in., Prays blamed for the home club's scoring; G. Lawlor, lb 1 0 0 0 1 0 works; In the fifth inning when Cliff Totals 38 10 13 27 11 8 This first dog trial of the sea- hit to him. On the return throw to meeting at the home of be pitched extremely well, fanning Murphy, p 2 1 0 1 4 I !Mimi rapped a single into left. JOHNSON gbn will usher in an active pro- third, Deyermond made a bad peg Edna Todd. eight during his stay on the hill. Barry sacrificed, Dolan erred, and ab r h po a e grant which members of the club and allowed the runner to tally. Weiliii,day, 8:3r; it. in., Bob Wetterberg (11(1 the relief hurl- Totals '12 2 3 27 8 4 both runners were safe. Deveaux Green, rf '1 0 0 0 0 0 are formulating for the year. 'rite final score came in the ninth With th conducts morning dev ing for the rest of the game, and *Batted for Haines in 7th heat out another safe bunt to load 2 0 0 0 1 0 eir when Barry heat out a hit, his third new grounds of if WI,AW; 6:30 p. m., Covere gave up only one hit, a single in Score by innings: the bases. Deyermond hit a high fly cf 4 0 2 3 0 0 acres in the Harold Parker forest of the afternoon, stole second, and ,upper for Church School the eighth with one out. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 89 Ttl to center hut no one advanced. 4 0 1 3 3 2 being cleared by weekend work- scored when Deveaux knocked out Rivet, ss-p era and officers at the ho Punchard 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 1— 5 From then on it was "Waltz Me Punchard started off with a bang a double into left. Deyermond anti Kasheta, 21)-rf 4 1 0 1 3 0 ing parties, the club members Tewksbury f) 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0— 2 Around Again, Willie" as Mauceri Beulah Dennison. by loading the buses in the first W. Lloyd singled to fill the bases, Kennedy, if 3 0 0 0 0 0 will soon have their shooting laid down another bunt and was Thursda3. 10 a. stanza, but was unable to register. but the next three men went down Runs batted in, Deveaux 2: two- Ness, 31) 4 1 0 1 1 0 ranges in order. safe on o fielder's choice. Barry meeting of the Woman's Cliff Dubois was tagged out on an in order to leave the hassocks base hit, .Mauceri; three-base hits, Ililton, 1,1) 3 0 0 7 1 0 The club has received from the registered when Hanscom of John- 6:80 p. m., Royal Anita] attempt to steal home after two loaded. Dubois, Deveaux: hits—off Craig, I lanscont. c 4 0 0 10 2 0 state temporary Jurisdiction over son dropped the throw to the plate. meeting. 8 p. nt., Adult . were away, and left Deyermond The box score: 2 in 6 1-3; Wetterberg. 1 in 2 2-3; Dolan. p 1 0 0 0 2 1 the Berry pond area to be used Beauchesne also bunted for a safe rehearsal in the parlor. . and Barry stranded after each had PUNCFIA RI) sacrifice hits, W. Lloyd, Beau- Brown, ss-21) 2 0 0 2 2 2 as club grounds accessible only hit as Deveaux crossed and Mauceri followed Dubois with a clean hit. al) r it po ii e chesne, Dimlich, Craig; stolen to members. This area is being tallied on a wild pitch. Souter 34 2 3 27 15 5 CHRIST CHURCH : The local team finally got start- Dubois, 21) 5 1 2 1 3 0 bases, Dubois. Barry 3, Collins. Pat- Totals cleared together with an area slapped out his second single of the John S. Moses, Feet' ed in the fifth inning, however, Barry, of 4 2 3 0 0 1 ten. 0. Lawlor, Cogswell. Gay, Fitz- Score by innings: near a small pond and brook on game to score Beauchesne and Friday, 6:45 p. m., Boy • when Nick Maucerl smashed out a Deveaux, as 5 1 2 2 1 2 gerald; double plays. Fitzgerald to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ttl the club's premises. This is to made second on a throw home. Troop 70• double. Chet Dimlich and John Deyermond, lb 4 0 3 10 0 1 0. Lawlor; left on bases, Punchard Punchard 0 0 0 0 7 1 2 0 0-10 Solder was caught going to third be converted into a fish pond Saturday, St. Philip a Craig sacrificed, and Mauceri came W. Lloyd, c 4 0 2 10 1 0 13, Tewksbury 9; first base on Johnson ... 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0— 2 when a dam is erected. when Wetterberg reached on a Jollies' Day. 10 mt. m., Beauchesne, lib 3 0 0 1 0 2 balls -- off Craig 3, Wetterberg, Runs batted in, Souter 2, Lloyd 2, home on an error by pitcher Mur- fielder's choice. Dubois hit safely Every Saturday members of the Soutar, 31; 1 0 0 1 0 0 Muiphy; hit by pitcher, Deyer- Beauchesne, Wetterberg. Deveaux, phy of Tewksbury. Dubois tripled for the second time, but was tagged chub make up working parties to Sunday, N a. no., Holy and scored when Barry reached Mauceri, If 5 1 2 1 0 0 avoid: struck out—by Craig 8, Wet- Driscoll; two-base hit, Dubois; out between second and third when tackle some part of the clearing, mullion. 9:30 a. m., Bret on an error by Haines. Fle rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 terlierg 2, Murphy. Time: 2 hr. three-base hits, Lloyd, Beauchesne; Barry reached on a bad throw. a which is expected to take School. 11 a. nt., Holy 1 0 0 1 0 0 15 min. Umpire, Driscoll. hits--off Dolan, 7 in 3 1.3; Rivet, 3 stole second but was left on base Collins, rf all summer. mullion and Sermon. 4:30 • • • Johnson got one run back in the when Deveaux fanned. Hall. rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 in 2 2-3; Zuill, 3 in 3; sacrifice hits, last of the same inning. Ness was Aleanwhile, the members will Young People's meeting Tewksbury got back a run in the Craig, p 2 0 0 0 0 0 Like Johnson Pitching Barry, Mauceri, Wetterberg, Dris- safe on Deveaux' throw and he arrange the season's program of Paul's North Andover. sixth with two out. Patton was safe Wetterberg, p 1 0 0 0 1 0 Again waiting until the fifth in- coll; stolen bases, Dubois 2, Barry, reached second when Deyermond sport which will open Sunda) Monday, 3:30 p. nt., Girl on Deveaux' error, stole second, ning to score, a flashy Punchard Driscoll, Rivet; double play, Du- erred. Hilton reached when Dubois with the fox hunt. Mrs. Fellansbee's .); hit into Totals '17 5 14 27 6 6 nine overwhelmed Johnson, 10 to 2, bois to Deyermond; left on bases, went to third on Cogswell - Wednesday, 1:15 p. m., t qrogan's field in North Andover, failed to atop his smash and Brown Punchard 11, Johnson 10; first base Day Religious Education. ti Tuesday afternoon. walked. Ness tallied when Driscoll on balls—off Wetterberg 4, Dolan flirl Scouts, Mrs. Johnson's hit safely to left. 2, Rivet 2, Zuill 3; struck out—by New Birds Seen It was the first of the two-game Thursday, Ascension Day series between the rival schools, Punchard chalked up another run Wetterberg 8, Dolan 5, Zuill 4; wild 16 WE -iliraPPRAY PAINT In Bird Club Walk 10 a. m., Holy Communim and Purchard's victory puts them in the sixth when, with one out, pitch, Dolan. Time. 2 hr. 25 min. The third walk of the Merrimack p. ni., Annual meeting YOUR at the top of the Merrimack Sub- Bob Deyermond walked and scored Umpires, Regan and Hennelly. Valley Bird club was held Sunday Altar Guild. urban league. To date Punchard has on Lloyd's long drive into left for • • • PORCH, GARDEN AND WICKER FURNITURE 'Horning in Andover on Woburn Notes: The Christ 511urc won three and none. a triple. Bob Beauchesne opened Tracksters Lose street, Rattlesnake Hill road, and drive will be held on CALL US FOR AN ESTIMATE the seventh with a triple, and was Competing without the services Bob Wetterberg, though not at Ballardvale road. Two new birds afternoon between 2 t ARTICLES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED followed by Dubois, who doubled, fo star dash-man and broad jump- his bast, pitched the whole game, for the year were seen, the Osprey Trucks and helpers are ai and Deveaux, who singled to give er Joe Ratyna, the Blue and Gold ALL WORK GUARANTEED limiting Johnson to three hits, two and the Pine Warbler, and a total meet at the Parish boos Punchard their tenth run of the track men lost their first meet in of these being made by Joe Dris- of twenty-five species were record- o'clock. game. two starts to the Central Catholic ed. The other birds were: black Shawsheen Motor Mart Johnson's only other tally came varsity, 51 to 35, in a dual meet at GARDEN PLOWING duck 3, ring-necked pheasant I. 47 HAVERHILL STREET TEL. ANDOVER 767 in the eighth when Kasheta the Lawrence stadium last Friday. COCHRA▪ N CHAP] flicker 3, downy woodpecker 2. RUBBISH REMOVED reached on an error by Barry, who Phillips Academy • Highlighting the afternoon was phoebe 2, tree swallow 12, blue jay Kt, .0. Graham Baldwin, Mn bobbled a fly in right center, and Sunday, 11 a. in.. 11 GENERAL TRUCKING the record-smashing time of 880 3, crow 6, black-capped chickadee Deveaux' error on a bad throw to service. The Rev. A. I runner Dick Kydd, who ran his race 19, robin 8, hermit thrush 2, blue- BATESON & SON first when Hilton grounded with Baldwin. school minisl TEL. 1467 - W in 2 minutes and 11.5 seconds. bird 1, ruby-crowned kinglet 3. two away. Phillips Academy, will pre Itatyna could not run because of starling 1, myrtle warbler 1, red. an injured knee, but is expected to wing 4, cowbird 3, purple finch 2. CUSTOM be ready for the meet with the red-eyed towhee 2, chipping spar- FREE▪ CHURCH Rev. J Levering Reynolds, F Lawrence High Reserves at the row 12, swamp sparrow 3, song Friday, 7 p. in., Ploy Se( ENJOY FROZEN FOODS... stadium, Friday, April 30. sparrow 2, rock clove 2. Sunday. 9:30 a. ni., Punchard's high jump record of School. 11 a. m., Nurser, 5 feet, 2 incites, made by Arthur MADE 880 yard run: Won by Kydd, P; 11 a. m.. Nlorning Worsh MacCabe last year, was tied by second, McCormick, CC; third, regular bi-nionthly serf SAVE MONEY WITH Fred Cole, who cleared that height Cote, CC. Time, 2 min. 11.5 sec. Holy Communion. 6:30 Garbadine Suits and tied for second place in that (New Punchard record) Pilgrim Fellowship. with event. Bruce Noble, competing for Mile run: Won by Ferigno. CC: gram led by Janet Swen: the first time. captured the 100-yard HOME second, Harrison, CC; third, Salle Dorothy Murphy. 8 1, low hurdles and ran on the win- van, CC. Time, 5 min. 12 sec. doves Inter-Church Stud! ning relay team. Each teani took The a discussion of C. S. Lewi five first places out of the ten Broad jump: Won by Fournier, FREEZER CC; second, Medolo, P; third, Miracles. events. Tuesday, 10 a. in.. All-, Doirno. CC. Distance, 16 ft. 71/2 in. The summary: ing meeting of the Material, High jump: Won by Watts, CC. 100 yard dash: Won by Johnson, Union. P; second, Santora, CC; third, second, tie among Cole, P;: Roy. Thursday, 3:45 p. ut. Guilmette, CC. Time, 11 sec. CC; and Doiron, CC. Height, 6 ft. Choir rehearsal. 7 p. Style, 220 yard dash: Won by Durkin, 3 inches, Scouts. 7:30 p. m., Seni CC; second, Johnson, P; third, Shot put: Won by McKernan. rehearsal, Trembly, CC. 'rime, 24.7 sec. CC: second, Raymond, CC; third Tailoring, 440 yard dash: Won by Halbach, Reidy, CC. Distance, 41 ft. 5 in. P; second, Medolo, P; third, Ales- METHOD• IST CHU Hurdles: Won by Noble, P; se, (Ballardvale) sent°, CC. Time, 56.1 sec. and, Donahue, CC; third, Roy, CC keys 11'illi:tm Crawford, AI FIT Time, 16 sec. 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AT THE CHURCHES Miss Anne Stone Uncle Sam Says Wedding Bells... SOUTH CHURCH school, Essex Agricultural school ,ige One) BAPTIST CHURCH li. NCR( iFT—ENG H A It DT Honored At Tea Wendell I Bailey, rash, R •v. Frederick B. Ness, P.A., General Rev. At a 4 o'clock candlelight and Lawrence Upon the occasion of her retire- 1 towns. Sunday, 9:30 a. In., Church Friday, 7:15 p. m., Troop 73, i School. 10:45 a. inn., Morning Boy Scouts. la service, Saturday, April 24, at • ment from the position of Matron ruing break. the Vine Street Methodist church, aSehm "lem obferN itigh'e :ter of Ganes Worship; sermon by the pastor, Sunday, 9:30 a. to., Church Lawrence General hospital. Mr. of the Home for Aged People, Miss ',lob expect Miss Doris P. Engle- 'Self Control." 7 p. in., Evening School and the Junior Church. Lawrence, mut 5:30 or hardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft graduated from Pun- Anne Stone was honored at a tea service in the church parlor. 9:30 a. m., High school class. 14 , will he John Englehardt, 13 Norris street, chard High school and served lust Sunday afternoon. The women 9 a Baptist Youth 10:45 a. in., Morning Worship run and Monday, Lawrence, and George A. Ban- with the Navy for three' years. Fellowship members leave church and Communion. 10:45 a. m., with whom 'Miss Stone has been so riled for the croft, soil of Mr. William Ban- MORGA N—Ilef; IRE for "Safari" at First - United Church kindergarten. 11:15 a. to., closely associated at the bonne, lied highest Educational motion pictures. 6 croft and the late Mrs. Bancroft Miss Jacqueline T. McGuire, Miss Ellen Sullivan, Miss Robina Church, Lowell. of Rocky 11111 road, were united daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tuesday, 3 p. in., Prayer call p. in., Young People's Society. Mitchell, Miss Angle M. Burtt, Miss I of the sea- In marriage by the Rev. K. McGuire of 44 Saunders street, Annie S. Lindsay, and Mrs. Lizzie meethig at the home of Miss S p. in., linter-Church Study group 1 active pro. at the Free Church parlor. Thiem. The bride, given in mar- North Andover. became the bride of C. Jenkins, were present to honor 3 of the club Edna Todd. riage by her father, chose the William F. Morgan, Jr., son of Mr. their matron. Miss Clara Baldwin, p. m.. Pastor Tuesday, 2 p. nil.. Sewing for .he year. Wednesday, ever beautiful "Because" and and Mrs. William F. Morgan of member of the hoard of managers, conducts morning devotions, the Lawrence General Hospital at "Oh, Promise Me" for her wed- Prospect road, last Sunday after- rounds of 5r, MAW; 6:30 p. nt., Covered dish the Trinitarian Congregational poured. Also at the tea were other ding music sung by Miss Miriam noon at 3 o'clock in St. Michael's members of the bored of managers: Parker forest supper for Church School teach- Church, North Andover. Tea will Miller with Miss Clara Matthes at church, North Andover. The Rev. President Arthur W. Cole; First reknit work- ers and officers at the home of he served. S p. in., Ping Pong the organ. Edmund L. Loughlin performed the Vice-President Herbert P. Carter; lib members Beulah Dennison. Club. The bride's sister. Miss Shirley ceremony in the presence of a large Second Vice-President Foster C. ,eir shooting a. in., All-day 'F11111,410., 10:30 a. an., An- Thursday, 10 number of guests. Barnard; Clerk Howard T. Mailey; eeting of the Woman's Union; dover District of Women's Work Some day soon—perhaps this very Englehardt of Lawrence, was m Treasurer Edward A. Anderson. tired from the 6:30 p. In., Royal Ambassador at the South Church for an All- day—one of Uncle Sam's volunteer maid of honor and the brides- After the wedding trip to New representatives is going to ring Isdiction over meeting. 8 p. to.. Adult Choir Day meeting. 4 p. in., Junior your maids were Miss Evelyn Habib. York City the couple will reside at Friends of Miss Stone and the doorbell to ask you to do one of the also of Lawrence and Mrs. Wil- 44 Saunders street, North Andover. home who enjoyed the Sunday af- a to be used rehearsal in the parlor. Choir. 7:45 p. m., Church Choir. most Important things you can do The bride Is a graduate of John- 3cessible only now for yourself and your country. liam Johnston of Salem, N. H. Mr. ternoon in her honor were: Fred E. area is being UNION CONGREGATIONAL Re or she is going to urge you to Bancroft had as his best man. son high school, North Andover. Cheever. Frederick W. Gould, Mrs. CHRIST CHURCH start, or to increase, your buying of Vincent Mahoney of Andover. The bridegroom is a graduate of Brownell Gage, Mrs. Ernest S. rich an area Rev. John S. Moses, Factor CHURCH United States Savings Bonds under Robert Lozier and John Crowley, ['unctiond high school, and served Young, Mrs. George Sawyer, Mrs. and brook on Friday, 6:45 p. m., Boy Scouts. (Ballardvale) a patriotic, automatic and regular both of Lawrence, served as his with the U. S. Army in the Pacific Joseph Rand, Mrs. Everett Lund- This is to Troop 70. Friday, 7 p. m., Choir rehearsal plan. If you heed my nephew or theater. gren tend Mrs. John Angus. a fish pond Saturday, St. Philip and St. in auditorium. 8 p. m., Tasting nieces' advice, you'll be doing your- ushers. ted. self a favor. For these security The bride's candlelight duchess Miss Stone, who has served the James' Day. 10 a. in., Holy Corn- party sponsored by Friendly Guild in rectory. bonds—as they do their part to In- satin gown, styled in the mid- home efficiently and sympathetical- tembers of the munion. sure a stable economy, cornerstone ing parties to Sunday, 8 a. m., Holy Conn- S lay, 11 a. rn., Communion. Victorian manner, with inserted Engagements ly during tine past sixteen years, of the future security of our country will be succeeded the first of May E the clearing, amnion. 9:30 a. m., Sunday Communion meditation: "Not For —will pay you back $4 for every $3 marquisette yoke and portrait Steadman—Clark sected to take School. 11 a. m., Holy Com- Sale." 9:30 a. in., Junior Church ten years from now. They can mean neckline edged in rosepoint lace, A June wedding at the Grace or shortly thereafter, by Mrs. melon and Sermon. 4:30 p. m., and Sunday school. 6:15 p. m., financial security for you and your had re fitted bodice and bouffant Episcoixil church. Lawrence, is Mande B. D. Killion of Porter road. family. AMERICA'S SECURITY IS skirt with full court train bor- planned by Miss Genevieve E. The new matron was elected at a members will Young People's meeting at St. High school young people are in- vited to the parsonage for an YOUR SECURITY! dered with lace. Her imported Clark, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. meeting of the board of managers .'s program of Paul's North Andover. U. S. Treasury Department veil of illusion fell from a coronet George E. Clark of 168 Andover April 20. open Sunda, Monday, 3:30 p. m., Girl Scouts, hour of fellowship. 7:30 p. Sirs. Follansbee's troop. Song service in the Sanctum y. of pearled orange blossoms. She street, Lawrence, announce her en- Those people who were fortunate - Wednesday, 1:15 p. in., Week- Hymn story: "Blest Be the Tie carried an arm bouquet of bridal gagement to Gordon I. Steadman of enough to experience the kindness Day Religious Education. 2 p. m., That Binds." Meditation and Coming Events roses and stephanotis. The maid West Andover. and consideration, patience and Seen Girl Scouts, Mrs. Johnson's troop. prayer. Offering to be applied to of honor wore a lilac faille taffeta Miss Clark is a graduate of Law- cheerful air which Miss Stone al- Thursday, Ascension Day. 7 and expenses for our delegate to Na- and chantilly lace gown with a rence High school. She served two ways brought to her position at the 10 a. inn.. Holy Communion. 7:45 tional Council. pri I matching net hat and carried an years with the WAVES and is now home, deeply regret her resignation ub Walk 29 V.F.W installation, post arm bouquet of yellow sweet- but all wish her many years of t lie Merrimack p. tn., Annual meeting of the Tuesday, 2 p. in., Woman's employed at the N. E. Tel & Tel. heart roses. Light green gowns, health and happiness upon ben re• as held Sunday Altar Guild. Service League meeting. sirs. rooms. S p. m. company exchange at Lawrence. replicas of that worn by the maid turn to Limington, Maine. er on Woburn Notes: The Christ _church paper William Clemens, hostess. 29 and :30 Dramatic Dept. of Mr. Steadman is in the floral busi- of honor and matching net hats, Hill road, and drive will be held on Sunday Wednesday, 8:30 p. iii., Church ShaWsheen Village Women's ness with his father, Herbert were selected by the bride for her Steadman. He served in the Euro- Two new birds afternoon between 2 and 4. Council meeting in vestry. club presents "Ring Around ,een, the Osprey Trucks and helpers are asked to Notes: The conimunion offering Elizabeth" at Shawsheen other attendants whose- arm bou- pean theatre with the Air force quets were pink sweetheart roses Parents der, and a total meet at the Parish house at 2 this Sunday will go to the cam- school hall, 8:15 p. m. during the war. and stephanotis. • • • Are you depriving your child les were record. o'clock. paign against cancer. 39 Executive board Shawsheen Mrs. Englehardt wore an aqua Fournier—LeBlanc tin were: black + + + Village Women's Club meets of a Musical Education? + + + crepe ensemble with matching Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin LeBlanc ed pheasant 1, with Mrs. Edward O'Connor, COCHRAN CHAPEL WEST PARISH CHURCH flower hat and corsage of pink of 53 Toppling road announce the We GUARANTEE to Tedch woodpecker 2. Phillips Academy Rev. John Gilbert Gaskill, Minister 13 Carisbrooke street, 1:30 Rev. A. Graham Baldwin, Mitiiiter Saturday, 6-9 a. In., May Break- sweetheart roses. After the re- engagement of their (laughter, flow 12, blue Jay p.m. Your Boy or Girl SMBItly, 11 a. ini., Morning fast will be served by the Junior ception held at the Merrimack Theresa M., to Gerard J. Fournier, apped chickadee service. The Rev. A. Graham 30 Operetta "The Blue Belt" Any Instrument You Choose t thrush 2, blue- Women's Union in the vestry. Valley Country Club, they left on son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Fournier of Baldwin, school minister of by pupils of Pike school at 447 Lowell street, Methuen. Mr. tried kinglet 3. Mrs. Elmer Peterson, chairman. their wedding trip to Florida and —Instruments Furnished—, Phillips Academy, will preach. Memorial auditorium. 7:30 Fournier, a Navy veteran of the warbler 1, red. Sunday, 10:30 a. In., Children's Cuba. They will live on Rocky p. last war, is employed at the Pa- , purple finch 2. Service of Worship. Classes for Hill road upon their return to METRO MUSIC CENTER cific mills. Miss LeBlanc is plan- I, chipping spar FREE CHURCH adults and teen agers. 11:00, 30 Friendly Guild tasting party, Andover. 420 COMMON ST. TEL. 20232 Rev. J. Levering Reynolds. Pastor Morning Service of Worship. Re- Union Congregational church A graduate of Lawrence High ning a fall wedding. sparrow 3, song Friday, 7 p. m., Boy Scouts. ception of new members and vestry, Ballardvale, 8 p. m. )ve 2. Sunday, 9:30 a. m., Church service of Holy Communion. 7:30 30 Young People's Fair and #1 School. 11 a. m., Nursery Class. p. m., Young Peoples' Sunday Stunt night. South church, Jon by Kydd, P; 11 a. no., Morning Worship. with Evening Fellowship will meet at 8p.m. ck, CC; third, regular bi-monthly service of iCTE (-134112E76.11ECIE fOCTEJ, the parsonage. Leader, Judith May 2 min. 11.5 sec. Holy Communion. 6:30 p. m., Marland. The Social hour will be 1 Annual May breakfast, West ,cord) Pilgrim Fellowship. with a pro- inn charge of Winthrop Adkins. church vestry. 6 a. m. gram led by Janet Swenson and by Ferigno, CC: IVednesday, 3 p. m., Children's 1 Rummage sale, Andover Dorothy Murphy. 8 p. m., An- CC; third, Sulli. Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m., Senior chapter. 0.E.S., at Square dover Inter-Church Study group, sin. 12 sec. Choir rehearsal. and Compass club, 9 a, m. a discussion of C. S. Lewid' book: ran by Fournier, Thursday, 10:30 a. in. and 1 Bird walk, conducted by Miracles. dolo, P; third, 1:30 p. M., Annual meeting of the Brookline Bird club, all-day Tuesday, 10 a. in., All-day sew- ace, 16 ft. 7% Andover District of the Woolen's trip in Parker forest. meet ing meeting of the Woman's at state police barracks, n by Watts, CC; Union. Department, Massachusetts Con- greational Conference and Mis- 9:15 a. m. r Cole, P:: Roy. Thursday, 3:45 p. no., Junior sionary Society at the South 1 May supper, American Le- CC. Height, 6 ft Choir rehearsal. 7 p. m.. Girl church. 3:30 p. rn., Special gion auxiliary, poet rooms, .V141 Vthatt2, Scouts. 7:30 p. m., Senior Choir 5 p. nn. t by McKernsa rehearsal. matinee of "The Rollicking fond, CC; third. 99'ers" for small children. 1 Annual banquet, Shawsheen ce, 41 ft. 6 in. + + + Friday, 7:30 p. nt., "Tile Rol- Village Women's club, at METHODIST CHURCH Shawsheen school hall, 6:30 ty Noble, P; see licking 99'ers" a concert by the (Ballardvale) Children's Choir will be pre- p. m. ; third, Roy, CC. Rev. William Crawford, Minister 1 Abbot-Exeter concert, Davis Sunday, 10:30 a, m., Com- sented. Gentle detailing, but not fussiness. munion service and sermon. hall, public invited, 8 p. Ill. r Punchard 2 Andover Sportsman's Club 11:40, Church school with classes LEAGUE OF WOMEN - lbach. Johnson1 fox hunt, starts 5 a. m. for all ages, 5:80 p. At., Youth VOTERS That's the fashion in gloves for Spring, sec. :3 Annual banquet, Shawsheen Fellowship group meeting in The annual meetiug Of the An- dover League of Women voters will Village Women's Club, Shaw- vestry. and this rich suedy-looking rayon fab- be held Tuesday, May 4 at 12:30 sheen school hall, 6:30 p. m. 4 League of Women Voters PLUMBING ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH p. m., at the Log Cabin on Highland road. Members are requested to annual meeting, Log Cabin, ric takes such detailing beautifully. Rev. Thomas P. Fogarty, Fart.' and Friday, 7:45 p.m., Devotions to bring box lunches. Dessert and cof- 12:30 p. m. the Holy Souls fee will be provided. Mrs. John B. 4 Andover chapter, 0. E. S. and Novena pray- Witness the deft, different seaming, in ers to St. Theresa. Hawes will bring a first hand re- meeting, Masonic hall, 7:45 HEATING Saturday, 4 to 6: 7:30 to 9, port of the National League conven- p. m. Confessions. tion in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 5 Andover lodge. I. 0. 0. F. wear-with-all washable neutral shades Sunday, Masses: 6:30, 8:30. from which site will have just re- meeting, Musgrove building, LC H CO. 9:45. 11:30. turned. 7:45 p. in. Abbot Academy birthday bazaar, 2 p. 9 MAY IS MOTHER'S DAY S Free dog clinic, Shawsheen Main Street garage, 9 a. nn. it IPANY SO DON'T DELAY 9 Ilird Club walk, Den Rock park, Lawrence, 7 a. m. GET THAT GREETING CARD TODAY 11 Mother - Daughter banquet and minstrels by Margaret AT THE Slattery class, Free church, 6:30 p. m. 12 Andover Garden Club annual AND Ilt Sf meeting, Log Cabin. opens ith plant sale sit 10 a. in. 01 until 11 I'. M. on Tuesdays and Fridays ‘-reh., and torietier in Andover, Park Street Telephone 1822 M relshina to he included M this calendar m ay li0 by srndingnotices by TwesoloY in of ra,11 creek to The Townsman. 8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — APRIL 29, 1948

U.N. Facts and Faces YUGOSLAVIA Obituaries EDITORIAL THOUGHTS What Our MRS. Git ‘CE iS. SHERMA • Funeral servicesfo r Grace (Allen) Sherman, PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES from the Readers Say — of Kenneth L. Sherman, at nr. The people of Massachusetts had on opportunity to go to • tendent of schools, were ZAGREB • the polls Tuesday and vote. But they did not seem to appreciate tate NOUS .%lhotat Ont. Editorial— last Thursday aftbrnoon • BEOGRAD • First Unitarian church, M the opportunity. The vote everywhere was very small. May I submit these observa- 0 with a delegation of A Is it any wonder? On the Republican side there were no BELGRADE tions of my short tenure in a busi- school teachers and a mein Ily SENATOR PHILIP R. ALLEN contests; the slate was automatically elected. Little reason for ness that certainly proves the the Andover School cow voting there. • truth of last week's editorial attending. SIDENIK SARAJEVO HISTORICAL COMMENT (Don't Feel Sorry for Yourself) Mrs. Sherman, who diet And on the Democratic side, although there were contests, 13y tile time this edition of the Sounds very much like the gro. April 19, was the widow of the delegates were unpledged. It was just a case of voting for DUBROVNIK Townsman is on the stands, the eery business! To be brief: Tb' J. Sherman, a former Mm people to go to Philadelphia and do as they wished DR.JOZA VILFAN primary elections in Massachu- writer started in the grocery busi- setts and New Hampshire • setts will be over and the ballots ness in 1922. A main requisM, official, and a former resit Little wonder so many people stayed home! ADRIATIC SEA • SKORLJE counted. (Because of the number then was that you could drive a Melrose. 11 T of names on the Democratic bal- horse and team (today you must Services were conducted HAPPY VACATIONLAND lot, however, the counting may have an automobile license,. Rev. Chadbourne E. Sprin YUGOSLAVIA still be going on! i The Repub- Store hours then were from 7 tor, amid burial was in the New England's hotel and restaurant men expect New to licans and Democrats will have 6 p.m. Friday nights until ing cemetery where the RI England to do a $750,000,000 business this year during the chosen their representatives to go 9 p.m. Saturday nights until 10 Spring conducted collimate coming vacation period. They base their estimates on several p.m. left little time to play or Because of its strategic position and re- to tile National Conventions and ices. even learn to dance (still haven't things. In the first place, business was good last summer, and sources, the territory of Yugoslavia for will entrust in their hands the The bearers were: Mi learned). centuries suffered various foreign inva- nomination of a President and Blanchard, John Hall already the demand for reservations exceeds that one one Stocktaking every three sions. With about 100,000 square miles and Vice President for their parties. Max Hilton, Lawrence L year ago at this time. And actual cash — paid in advance — months. That meant working until 15,000,000 people, Yugoslavia, embracing These delegates will go for the Donald Fletcher and for reservations is also high. most part unpledged and will have 1 or 2 a. in.. even on a New Year's Serb, Croat, Slovenian, Macedonian and McKie. morning (a good way It is entirely likely, too, that people who have again, Montenegrin lands, was created as a mon- been elected by less than ten per to start a • • • archy after World War I. In World War 11, she suffered heavily from cent of the eligible voters in the New Year? I didn't think so 26 provided they can afford to do so. This part of the country is German occupation, and after liberation, the monarchy was replaced state. years ago). MRS. ELIA MILLS attractive, and there are many fine places to visit, whether by a Federated People's Republic. Predominantly agricultural, Yugo- The week of the conventions in The opportunities to get ahead Mrs. Ella (Remington) one enjoys mountain, country, seashore or city. There is al- slavia is nevertheless the principal mineral producer of the Balkans, Philadelphia will be anything but in any business depends on the widow of Frank S. Mills and has a Five Year Industrialization Plan. Her U.N. Representative is energy of the individual. Keep ways a big variety from which to choose. quiet, but nominees will be forth- resident of Andover for Dr. Joza Vilfan. Her II:Ig is blue, white and red with a red star. coming. Who those nominees are PUSHING the fellow ahead of years, died Thursday, Ap There seems to be but one fly in the ointment at present. to be will be determined largely you; he's the fellow you've got to after a short illness. That is the attitude of Canada, Canadians are forbidden to T went y-ti ve acres of woodland by a small group in each party get ahead of. When you do that. The funeral was held S spend more than $150 apiece for touring in the "States" in on North street. part of the estate who will have the conventions the rest is easy!. I stated that I afternoon from the Lt of the late Mrs. Abide J. Smith, STARTED in the grocery business any one year. A lot of Canadians come here for their vacation. Down the Years well in band: funeral home at 3 o'clot purchased by Mrs. Hudgins of These men are the party lead- (please note that particularly). services conducted by a Maine, especially, seems attrtctive to men and women from with West Parish. ers and the chairmen of conven- Each year brings new changes in Frederick it. Noss, pastor across the border. Those in the vacation business in the Pine Mrs. Mitchell Johnson of tions from the larger States who, this business, We're always South church, and the R The Townsman STARTING in the grocery Mud- Tree State say that Canada's attitude could cause that state School street chosen a member of by the art of horse-trading in ney Lovett. chaplain a the executive committee of the those famous smoke-filled rooms ness. THE COURSE IS NEVER University. Burial was i to lose ten million dollars. 7i,t) Years Ago—April, 181)8 COMPLETED. College Club. far from the sweltering and mad- Parish cemetery. Canada's attitude smacks of Totalitarianism. When a Respectfully, Trolley poles on North Main Charles M. Carroll buys the ding crowd of delegatei but with Mrs. Mills was born in FRANCIS T. KELLY' government tells its people how much it may and how much street replaced by new ones. Ballard House and land at 9S pipe lines of information and mes- N. Y. She is survived H. F. Chase secures the con- sengers, will have the final deter- COMIllelli of our readers is invited on it may not spend for vacations it would seem to be going just Main street. together with some 'natters of general interest. .411 letters nieces, Mrs. S. Dows 01 tract to supply baseball uniforms adjoining land. He plans to build mination as to the result of the must be signed and bear the address of Rapids. Iowa, B. Guild c a little too far. Are the people of Canada no longer free? for Lackawana College in Scran- the sender. Your name will not be psis. a 16-room apartment house. convention. They have to 'concen- tithed if you wish to use a Pen ham and Mrs. Charles Americans enjoy visiting Canada, and in all probability stmt. ton, Pa. The Andover Mothers' club and trate on their job because if they worth of Winchester, they will continue to go there, whether our Canadian cousins Rev. Frederic Palmer, rector the Parent-Teacher Association delay, the conventions may get nephew, Charles B. Mills of Christ church, presented a reciprocate or not. Possibly, when the matter is given further have a sale and entertainment out of hand and choose" the wrong fery, N. H. purse of $116 by the parishioners with Mrs. Charles S. Buchan as person from their point of view. De You rIllOUJ thought, the Canadian government will change its mind and • * • • as a token of their appreciation chairman. This column is not concerned ANGUS allow the Canadians to act as if they really were grown up men for his services during the past :Members of the choir of Christ with approving or disapproving Massachust Hs? WILLIAM G. and women. ten years. church are entertained at a sup- this method. Even though one William G. Angus, a n Three Andover boys, Raymond may not like the idea of party DO V(►L' It NOW THAT • . • Andover, died in Los But whether Canadians are allowed to come here or not, per by a group of women of the L. Buchan, Robert O'Hara and church. Mrs. W. D. Walker is bosses, without' leadeg the con- Permits for 87 I new dwelling , April 17. lit it is very apparent that New England faces another banner John Anderson, of Co. L, enlist chairman. units, issued by 68 leading Mas- rived by a sister, Mrs. ventions would be unmanageable. sachusetts cities and towns dor- year so for as tourists are concerned. in the United States service for Ford runabouts advertised at Wihle these men are at work, Willis of Montpelier, I wo years. $269, F. 0. B. Detroit. tile convention is busy balloting home-buildinging March, opened season withthe springa gain and three nieces, Mrs. Selectmen "vote to raise Old The Women's Union of the until the word is passed down and of 40% over that a year ago, as Rennie and Mary Angus LOW FLYING PLANES Glory on Town and Memorial South church holds its annual a candidate moves out of dead- dover and Mrs. John Gal There are laws which govern the speed of automobiles, Halls In fair weather. It will be meeting. The president. Mrs. lock. Then delegation after dele- reported by Dept. of Labor and Hampton, New Hampahir decided later whether to keep the Industries . . . . Seafood of all and for the most part they are well enforced. Speedsters are Alice Abbot, presides. gation jumps on tile winner's The funeral was held flag flying at all Hines." Tile Art Department of the wagon and the nomination is kinds lauded at Massachusetts' Lundgreh funeral home always getting stopped, and there is no question but that the Interest being manifest in November club visits the Paul made. The nominee is notified and I ports during 1947 totaled 480.- at 2:30 p. in. with sery authorities are doing all they can to make the highways safe. forming a volunteer military Revere Pottery in Brighton and accepts informally. His formal 236,716 pounds, valued at $31,- ducted by the Rev. There are also rules which govern the flying of planes. company at Phillips Academy. the Boston Art Museum. speech of acceptance usually 715,071 or an average of 7.4 cents Reynolds, Jr., pastor of Weather trouble half a cen- comes later on, however. a pound. The 1946 total was Low flying is forbidden, but there are flyers who pay little or The Willing Workers of • the Congregational church. tury ago! Says The Townsman, Methodist church in Ballardvale The conventions then close, 512,687,387 pounds, worth $39.- was in Spring Grove cm no attention to such regulations. The desire of many an editorially. "Will May be Febru- have an old-fashioned baked bean having framed platforms, named 520,343 or 7.7 cents a pound, as ary or the long looked for and reported by Mass. Div. of Marine amateur flyer to "show off" over his own home, or over the supper. The committee: Mr. candidates and having appointed MOTHER-DAUGHTER earnestly hoped for genuine a new national committee. Fisheries . . . . A nation-wide homes of friends is too often manifest. and Mrs. Ben Nason. Mrs. Arthur 11A SQ1' ET spring?" White. Prudence Brown, Mrs. Tile next step, however, is the comparison of gasoline taxes Many who stunt in such a way come out unscathed. Low Dr. Nathaniel C. Towle dies at Stanley. Mrs. Sarah Sleath, Mrs. nomination of presidential elect- made in November 1947 by The Margaret Slattery flying is dangerous—dangerous to the plane and its occupant, Christ church rectory, aged 92. Fred Shattuck and Mrs. S. C. ors, a question of some im- "American Highways" showed the Free church will hold and Daughter banquet, o' and dangerous to people and property below. A news item in Tile townsman Walker. portance but little known to the that the price of 21.2 cents per says, "In view of the suffering average citizen. gallon in Massachusetts was the women, Tuesday, May 1 There is considerable low flying over Andover—particu- 10 Year. .1go—Apsii. IIMS p. In. which the war with Spain must Next week we will take up this lowest of all states except Ohio, Following a chicke Class supper speakers for the larly on Sundays. Apparently the low flyers get away with it cause, plans are now being made further step toward the election the average price throughout ner and the festivities senior class at Punchard named so far as the law is concerned. But a stop should be put to the for an organization of the women of tile President and Vice Presi- the country then being 24.5 table, the members of the as follows: Prophecy, Edith Ross; of Andover similar to that of the dent of tile United States. cents . . . . Massachusetts had the present en all-girl mins practice. Unless it is, a serious accident is bound to occur history. Jacqueline Ferguson; Soldiers' Aid Society of '63-'65." General llllll lent first golf course 11) America, that prepared for this occasio sooner or later. statistics. Harold Walker: gifts, 25 Years go—A 1923 It at the Country Club in Brookline, for the banquet may be Mary Patterson and James will be interesting to watch 11 T 11 built in 1882 . . . . The Nashoba rout members of the cla Congressman John Thomas. John Noyes named the Stassen forces at the Repub- Valley apple blossom festival this TIME AND OYSTERS Rogers of Lowell speaks at the toastmaster. lican convention during the week year, May 8-16, will center in Standard time and oysters leave us about the same time. opening of the new quarters of of June 21st. Here we have an ASBESTOS SIDI Mrs. John P. Dowd installed Leominster, birthplace of Johnny Andover Post, No. 8, A. L. He president of tile Ladies' Auxiliary example of a lone wolf working New beau, in Johns Man We went off standard time last Sunday. We drop oysters from Appleseed, tile famed John Chap- inatone Colored Asbestos is introduced by C6mmander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. counter to traditional political Also Insulated Brick an our menus, figuratively speaking, next Saturday! The saying, man who more than a century Thaxter Eaton. Allan Trott and Joan Moody of concepts. He announced his candi- Roofing. Estimates Free. ago enriched the country by as you probably know, is oysters are good only during months Mr. and Sirs. T. Oennie Thomp- Andover named to the staff of dacy early, has been extremely ac- WILLIAM P. IX tive since the start, has been will- planting apple seeds as he trav- which contain the letter "R". son return to their home on "The Beacon," Boston Univer- Foster Circle, And...._.• eled from town to town ....The Abbot street after spending the sity College of Liberal Arts ing to take definite stands, and May, June, July and August should, then, be oysterless. State Planning Board has just winter in Boston. magazine. obviously has caused the old-line But come September, they'll be fit to eat again. And, come Published tables of important Ruth Hardy, daughter of Mr. party heads to lay careful plans. IT'S TIME TO He should nevertheless go to that statistics from 1900 to 1940 for September, Standard time will return. Established 1887 and Mrs. Roy E. Hardy of Chest- convention with touch popular ac- each of the 351 Massachusetts Oh, yes! Oysters and time hove a lot in common' THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN nut street, a freshman at Wool- Published every Thursday by claim and a considerable number cities and towns. en's College of Middlebury, elect- The Consolidated Pre., Inc. of delegates. Bitt lie does not rep- ed a member of the Middlebury 4 Park Street, Andover, Muss. resent the kind of individual who (Compiled by the Massachusetts Princess Elizabeth, now 22, expects to be appointed chief Skyline, honorary governing board would take the dictation of party State Planning Board) .councilor of state while her parents, the King, and Queen, and Entered as second class matter at the of the College Mountain Club. Andover Post Office. leaders. Therefore, watch tile out- Edward P. Hall sells his house her sister, Princess Margaret, tour Australia and New Zealand. Price 5c per copy $2.50 per year come. PR EPA RED --- on Flint circle, off High street, to CAMER land for several months. Publisher J. K. ,.illy, tit Mike met his friend Joe, who In that capacity she may "rule" her Mrs. Hilda Montgomery of 78 Editor Frank J. A. Humphrey Mrs. Harold Peters and Mrs. was sporting three hate: one on Few, if any, other 22-year-old girls would ever get such a .1.,..ociate Editor Byron T. Built' Main street. West Parish Sarah Lewis John Anderson. top of another. iv„„ze„., .v,..,,,, The Eastern Star has a lunch- chance. l...i . Smith Janet Lewis, daughter of Mr. "What's the idea?" demanded .17 Rallardvale Hazel Schofield eon bridge in Crystal ballroom. Shatesheen Mildred Beni and Mrs. Ellsworth Lewis of 1 Mike. 4dvertising elssistart Ruth It. Trott Sirs. Roger Peabody of William Sherbourne street, has a party on t-01001En More Canada geese have been winging their way north- street is chairman. "I've decided to become a poll- her sixth birthday. Among those titian," replied Joe. 'I'ran ward along the Atlantic flyway than was the case last year, the Legion Auxiliary elects the attending: Joan Barnard, Derry "What are you wearing three MONUMEI following delegation to the State United States Wildlife Service reports. But that doesn't neces- Lewis, Walter Tomlinson, Jr., hats for?" Department convention: Mrs. sarily mean it's going to be a hot summer. United States Game NATI • AL EDITORIAL_ Charles Slinize, Elizabeth Hatton, "A politician has one hat to Albert Robinson, Mrs. Arthur JOHN SSOCIATION Gayl Wilder, Robert Hatton, cover his head, another he tosses Management Agent Brackett of Maine, New Hampshire and 1948 Jewett and Mrs. George Cilley; 22 enkt— Nancy Shulze, Edna Grieco and into the ring, and one hat he talks Central St., P Vermont says the number "is nothing to get excited about". alternates, Mrs. William Buchan, Donald Mulvey. through."

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Fred H. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Urbach of SOUTH CHURCH NOTES Boston have returned to their home Obituaries gown. goillei Attorney, Dead Personals Sunday evening the Inter- Mr. and Mrs. R. Miriaola of 87 in Andover for the summer., Church sandy group will meet In SIRS. Clt ICE A. SHERMAN the parlor of the Two-year-old Nancy Doyle of 102 (Continued from Page One) Haverhill street have purchased Miss Harriet Brown of Putnam, Free church. Funeral services for Mrs. Conn., has been visiting Miss Har- The subject for diricuselon will be Summer street was taken to the the two-family house at 30 Dutton (Allen) Sherman, mother provement association and the An- the book entitled "Miracles," by Grace Lawrence General hospital Monday road. Mr. Mirisola's brother, of Bos- riet Carter of Bartiet street. of Kenneth L. Sherman, superin- dover Home for Aged People. C. S. Lewis, author of "The Screw- and treated for friction burns on ton, will occupy one-half of the Mrs. Horace C. llodwell, 44 Whit- tendent of schools, were held tape Letters." He is a lecturer her right arm, which had been Mr. Eaton was president of the house. tier street, has returned home after last Thursday afternoon at the on English literature at Magdalen caught in a wringer. She was dis- Essex Savings. bank, Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barry, of Dux- visiting her nephew. John P. War- First Unitarian church, Melrose, College, Oxford. fse observe- charged after treatment. since 1936; a director of the Bay bury. are now living at 365 North den in San Antonio. Texas and her with n delegation of Andover State Merchants National bank of cousins, Mrs. Clara Stark Compton Thursday. May 6, the All-Day [re in a bust Richard McDonald of High street Main street. Mr. Barry is a direc- school teachers and a member of Lawrence; the Lawrence Co-opera- and Mies Laura Stark in St. Louis, meeting of the Andover District received a fractured right wrist tor of the Lawrence Chamber of proves the the Andover School committee tive bank and the Essex Company. Mo. while at work Wednesday morning Commerce. They have two daugh- for Women's Work will be held :'s editorial attending. and was treated for the injury at A member of the Massachusetts ters, six and sixteen. The older Herbert I.. Treeman of the Aber- at the South church beginning at r Yourself) Mrs. Sherman, who died here the Lawrence General hospital. Bar, the Essex County Bar and the daughter attends school at Dana deen apartments has returned from 10:30 in the morning. The Ike the grs• April 19, was the widow of Frank Lawrence Bar association, he was Hall, and sang in the combined Glee Clearwater, Florida, where he has Women's Union of the South A free dog clinic for inoculation brief: The J. Sherman, a former Massachu- also a member of the advisory Club concert at Phillips Academy spent the past winter months. church are the hostesses for this against rabies will be held Satur- grocery busi- setts and New Hampshire school hoard of the Lawrence General hos- Past Saturday. John B. Malloy of South Main meeting, Mrs. C. Edward Buchan, day morning from 9 to noon at the tin requisM• official, and a former resident of pital; the standing committee of street, a sophomore at Brown president. Mrs. William Mc- Ballartivale engine house. Mr. and 'Mrs. I'. Wile of Boston ould drive !, Melrose. the Lawrence Red Cross and chair- have moved to Andover, and are University, has been elected cor- Question, the president of the ay you must The Women's department of the Services were conducted by the man of its disaster committee; the living at 14 Dale street. They have responding secretary of the Phi Andover District will preside. le 'Massachusetts Congregational con- license). Rev. Chadbourne E. Spring, pas- Massachusetts Conveyencers asso- twin boys, 7 years old, and an in- Gamma Delta fraternity at Brown. The program for the morning ference and Missionary society will 'ere from ; tor, and burial was in the Wyom- ciation and the American branch of fant daughter. One of the twins is Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bres- session includes a devotional r hold its annual meeting at the nights until ing cemetery where the Rev. Mr. the Newcomen Society of England. seriously ill at the Lawrence Gen- nahan have returned from a service led by Mrs. John Gaskill ;hts until t Spring conducted committal serv- South church Thursday, May 6. He was en the executive committee eral hospital. wedding trip that included New of the West church; the annual to play or ices. Merrimack College is planning a of the Merrimack Mutual Fire In- Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart and York, Washington, D. C., and business meeting and reports of (still haven't The bearers were: Milton C. monster penny social to be held at surance company and the Cam- family of Allen street have moved Virginia cities, and have taken up district chairmen. The dedication Blanchard, John Hallenberg, the Memorial stadium, Lawrence, bridge Mutual Fire Insurance coin- to 6 itrechin terrace. their home at 5 Walker avenue. of the Second Mile gift will be ry three the evening of Friday, June 4. A puny. Ile was also a member of the Mrs. Bresnahan is the former made at this session. An address Max Biltoft, Lawrence Lovejoy, Mr. amid Mrs. Alex Grant who working until number of valuable prizes will be North Andover Country club, Bos- Kathleen M. McDonald. MI "The World Church At Am- Donald Fletcher and Donald have been spending the winter at 3 a Near years awarded. ton University Alumni association, Geoffrey Glendinning of High sterdam" will he given by the McKie. Punchard avenue in the home of ay to start a and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- street played one of the leading Rev. John Whitney MacNeil of • • • Ott the Friday morning school Mr. Knowles, have moved to the think so 26 ternity. roles in the Gilbert and Sullivan Eliot Union church, Lowell. The spot which Station WCCM devotes Fuller apartments at 78 Main street. MRS. ELLA MILLS to an Andover program, Miss Joan iMr. Eaton married Ablate M. operetta "Io1anthe" presented luncheon will be served at 12:30 to get ahead Mrs. Ella (Remington I Mills, Gallagher of Punchard High will Sherman in 1891. The couple had Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald of 3 this week at the Grace church, by the women of South church. pends on the widow of Frank S. Mills and a read her prize-winning essay "The three children: James H. Eaton, Punchard avenue will soon move to Lawrence. Reservations meat be made by vidual. Keep resident of Andover for many Three Wishes" which brought her 2nd, Mrs. Alma S. Paradise and their new home at 3 Stoneliedge May 3, with Miss Fonnie Davis In )v ahead to years, died Thursday, April 22, distinction in the annual school con- Mrs. Elizabeth F. Merrick. Mrs. road. the Andover area, telephone you've got t, after a short illness. test. Miss Lillian Fox of the Eng- Eaton died in 1935. There are seven Mr. and Mrs. Howard Porter of 34-R. you do that. The funeral was held Saturday lish department, will give a brief grandchildren: Charlotte Eaton North Andover have purchased the Births The afternoon session will con- stated that I afternoon front the Lundgren history of the contest and introduce Burr, James H. Eaton, 3rd, Carol Warren Thomas house on Holt road. A son April 22 at the Lawrence vene at 1:30. A prayer service icery business funeral home at 3 o'clock with the speaker. Paradise, Scott I. Paradise, Polly They have two boys and two girls. General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. will be led by Mrs. Myron Gutter- particularly, services conducted by the Rev. Dr. I. M. Humphrey of Main street W. Paradise, Nancy Merrick and Mr. Porter is production manager Richard Sherry. 19 River street, son followed by the elettion of M,V for the Emmons Loom Harness changes in Frederick B. Noss, pastor of the was among the 200 chiropodists who Cynthia Merrick. 13allardvale. The mother was officers, special music, and an re're company in Lawrence. always South church, and the Rev. Sid- attended the annual convention of The funeral will be held Friday Margaret Stewart. address by the Rev. Emerson G. grocery busi• ney Lovett. chaplain at Yale the Massachusetts Chiropody asso- afternoon from the late home on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pettoruto A daughter April 23 at the Hangen of First church, Meriden, E IS NEVER University. Burial wet; in West ciation in Boston last week. Dr. Central street with services in have returned to Andover from New Lawrence General hospital to Connecticut, ehairman of the Cqn- Parish cemetery. Ilumphrey served as convention Christ church at 2 o'clock, conduc- York City, where they lived for five Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berthel, gregational Christian Service Mrs. Mills was born in Canton, manager and on the committee for ted by the Rev. John S. Moses. Bur- months. They are now living in an Lowell Junction road. The moth- committee. His subject will ,be T. KELLY "In Such A Time." N. Y. She is survived by three the scientific program of the two- ial will be in Bellevue cemetery, apartment at 90 North Main street. er was Annie Forrest. -s is invited en nett. All letters nieces, Mrs. S. Dows of Cedar day session. Lawrence, where private commit- Recent newcomers to Andover A HMI April 23 at the Lawrence r the °dere:, of tal services will be held. are: Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Johnston of General hospital to*Atty. and Mrs. will 'set be bob. Rapids, Iowa, B. Guild of Hing- Edward A. Doyle of Vine street, see a pea same. ham and Mrs. Charles Farns- grand knight of Andover council, Reading. They tire living in their Charles G. Hatch, 6 Appietree "Do new home at 27 Cheever circle. Mrs. lane. The mother was Mildred worth of Winchester, and a K. of C., will lead a delegation of "What Is Democracy?" will be the .l hnston's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. Eldridge. nephew, Charles B. Mills of Jef- local Knights of Columbus to the topic which Senator Philip K. Allen E. Lumsden, also of Reading are A girl April 24 at the Lawrence You rilOUJ fery, N. H. annual state convention of the order will discuss at the meeting of the now residing in their new home at General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. • • • • scheduled for May 10 and 11 at the Andover Catholic Men's Club in St. 31 Cheever circle. Mr. Lumsden is Hotel Kimball, Springfield. Augustine's school hall Monday Wilfred Sveneon, 216 North Know... JSCIISI WILLIAM G. ANGUS connected with the Industrial Heat- Main street. Mother wan Elea- Miss Barbara A. Buckley, daugh- night at 8 o'clock. Movies will fol- William G. Angus, a native of ing and Piping company, of Read- nor Ormsby. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Buck- low. The doors will be open et 7 how to Insure Yourself w '1'11.1'1' Andover, died in Los Angeles, ing. A son, Joseph, was born at the ley of Bancroft road, a junior at the for those who want to play cards. new dwelline California, April 17. He is sur- Henry P. Davies, and son Ray- O'Donnell Sanatorium April 5 to against any bites your Boston University College of Lib- I leading Mas- vived by a sister, Mrs. John E. Miss Miriam Putnam, librarian, mond H. Davies of Reading are new Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Har- eral Arts, WEIS the major prize win- dog may take on or off nd towns dur• Willis of Montpelier. Vermont, will he one of the speakers at the residents of Andover. They are oc- kins of Center street, Ballard- ner on the Professor Quiz program id the sprits: and three nieces, Mrs. Wallace Merrimack Valley Regional confer- cupying an apartment in the home vale. your property?" at the Modern Homes show at Law- in with a gain Rennie and Mary Angus of An- ence to be held Wednesday, May 5 of Mr. and Mrs. Lumsden of Chee- A son, Mark Lee, Thursday, rence. Saturday night. Reginald a year ago, as dover and Mrs. John Galloway of at Lowell. Senator Philip K. Allen ver circle. Henry 1'. Davies is con- April 22 to TeChnical Sergeant "ASK US—NO OBLIGATION" Burrows of 12 Ridge street was a of Labor and Hampton, New Hampshire. will preside. nected with the Gulf Oil Corpora- and Mrs. Brian J. Alexander. finalist on the program. mafood of all The funeral was held from the The Thimble club will meet at tion of Beverly. Raymond H. Davies 1148 Sherman street, Vallejo, SMART & FLAGG, INC. The Andover Male choir will give Massachusetts' Lundgren funeral home Monday the Square and Compass rooms May is affiliated with the Reading Indus- California. Mrs. Alexander is the a concert at the Methodist church, The Insurance totaled 480.- at 2:30 p. in. with services con- 6. A social hour will follow the busi- trial Heating and Piping company. former Muriel Porter of 52 High Office allied at $35,- Pleading, the evening of May 5. The ducted by the Rev. Levering ness meeting. Members are remind- James Wallace of Summer street street. There is another child, choir is now rehearsing two num- Bank Bldg. Andover 870 ige of 7.4 cents Reynolds, Jr., pastor of the Free ed of the bakery sale to be held has been confined to his home for Kirk, four years old. bers for the contest to be held at 146 total was Congregational church. Burial Friday. May 7, at the Lawrence Gas over a week, because of a fall sus- .Jordon hall, Boston, May 15, by the a. worth $39,- was in Spring Grove cemetery. & Electric company office on Main tained when at work last week ts a pound, as New England Federation of Men's street from 1 to 4 p. m.. and are Tuesday. Div. of Marine Glee clubs. Entrants from all over asked to bring their contributions Miss Helen Munro has purchased A nation-wide moTnER-DAUGHTER New England will participate. The for the sale between 12:30 and 1 a summer home at Rockport. (asoline taxes BA NQ U ET Andover choir will be competing Inc o'clock. Mrs. Elven Gilroy heads the Mrs. Helen Huntington of Sum- ber 1947 by The Margaret Slattery class of Group 2 which comprises clubs of committee in charge. She is being mer street has returned from a !rays" showed the Free church will hold a Mother 25 to 35 voices and includes the assisted by Mrs. W. H. Wadman, motor trip to Ohio. 21.2 cents per and Daughter banquet, open to all Portland Men's Singing club and Sirs. Carl Elander, Mrs. James the Mystic Glee club of Winchester. Smite'', Mrs. R. Grant and 'Mrs. Wal- netts was the women, Tuesday, May 11 at 6:30 Children's Silhouettes CUSTOM-MADE MILLINERY s except Ohio, P. m. Following a chicken pie din- Francis J. O'Brien, superintend- ter Curtis. sATtimAys AT to throughout ner and the festivities about the ent of schools in North Andover, a being 24.6 table, the members of the class will will be the speaker at the Com- Telephone 31306 present an :ill-girl minstrel show, Subscribe to The Townsman The Studio iusetts had the munion breakfast of St. Augustine's BY A P POINT NI ENT America, that prepared for this occasion. Tickets Holy Name society to be held after 134 JACKSON STREET — LAWRENCE, MASS. $2.50 a Year Dorothy F. Sanborn Tel. 1685-M b in Brookline. for the banquet may be obtained the 8:30 o'clock muss Sunday morn- . The Nashoba rain members of the class. ing. Officers of the society will be ni festival this elected for the ensuing year. will center In ASBESTOS SIDING The Communion breakfast of the lace of Johnny , 1,i.atity in johns Manville Per. Mothers and Daughters of St. Au- Once There Was ed John Chap. :,:d , ni. colored Asbestos Sidewalk. gustine's church will be held Sun- LUNDGREN %!,,, Insulated Brick and Stone. tan a century It h, Estimates Free. day, May 9, in St. Augustine's hall. country by The guest speaker will be the Rev. CLIZETar cAlorne A Housewife cis as he tray- WILLIAM P. DOYLE John J. Gavigun, Ph.D., O.S.A., of Foster Circle, And.—Tel. 1483 :own .... The Merrimack College. ... who lived in a shoe mard has just of important (she had so few dresses — 0 to 1940 for IT'S TIME TO ORDER FOR MEMORIAL DAY MALCOLM E. LUNDGREN what else could she do?) hlassachusetts Make Your Selection Here, • Friends told her about Singer from the Largest EXHIBIT DONALD E. LUNDGREN ; in this section now every day she sews altering "dated dresses" — Massachusetts 250 CHOICE MEMORIALS • g Board) every size and style, all ready making all her own clothes. to be engraved and erected in the cemetery. To accommo- It's easy to learn to sew at your Singer Sewing Center. Hero CAMERON Personal Service si tend Joe, who date our patrons in placing we have pleasant, expert teachers . . and every sewing need hati; one On their orders early enough so in right at hand. You'll get more individual attention because that delivery can be Guaran- the classes :ire limited. a?" demanded teed for Memorial Day our Plant will be open daily until Any City or Town pill I' 1•0111,..• of 14 two-hour lessons In either O Decorations — $10 . become a poll- 8:00 P. M. 11 Dressmaking to. 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'Abbot-Exeter VIEWS OF THE NEVI BALLARDVALE Concert May 1 (Copt in tied from Page Mrs. Hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone eifitt-all The Exeter Academy musk passed, the Arabs refit clubs will come to Abbot Satur- accept partition, and the ALL DAV SEWING MEETING That Libule." Many favorite hymns day to join the Abbot Fidelio dal problem was no near( The members of the Service will be sung as the numbers are Society in a concert program lion than it was last No suggested by the members of the . League of the Union Congregation- Arthur Landers of the Exeter when partition wits al church met Wednesday for an congregation. Everyone is welcome. voted. So, two weeks a Personals music faculty and Walter Howe till-day sewing meeting in the United States turned con church vestry. Fish chowder was Mr. and Mrs. Tom Soules of of tile Abbot music faculty will in its tracks, renounced t Rhode Island, formerly of Ballard- served by the committee and each conduct the numbers. The pub- titian plan that now pros vale, and Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany, member brought her own dessert. lic is cordially invited to hear workable, and then moil The next meeting will be held May visited with Mr. and Mrs. James vague trusteeship that of Sparks of River street last Sunday. the concert which will take place 5th at the home of Mrs. William practical solution of a ye' Miss Virginia Hofer of New York in Davis Hall at 8 o'clock. There Clemons at 2 o'clock. ous problem that must b City has been visiting relatives in is no admission charge. Abbot Birth Announcement Ballardvale this past week. will entertain the visiting club A daughter was born last Friday Mrs. James Sparks visited rela- s 5n size and poi at dinner, and after the concert to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nason of tives in Beverly Sunday. onPaS lel%nsfitaa:liiielin:ay be, with Its West Boxford. The new baby has Mrs. Paul Payne of Dale street is over there is to be a dance. 000 people in at Vermo three brothers. Mrs. Nason was for- recently entertained the Minute area, and thousands of merly a resident of Ballardvale. Girls Club of Wilmington. AWARDED LETTER away from our shores, y( Tasting Party Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Paul- A varsity letter has been award. its future may depend It Friday evening the members of ine MacFarlane attended the P.T.A. ed by Norwich Unieersity to Clin- the future of the United I the Friendly Guild will hold a council meeting held in the Gold- ton S. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. but that of world peace. smith library of Punchard High Clinton D. Shaw of Wild wood road, is another axiom of intern "tasting party" in the church ves- hers for the lima film in the series presented school Monday. Ballardvale residents turn out In goodly n a member of the University politics that no issue can try at 8 o'clock. The members are at the 'Vale branch of the library on the features of the Marshall Plan. (Surette Studio) rite bringing samples of their favorite Mrs. Leo Pimpare of River street team. cussed in a vacuum, or recently was a guest of her knit- from its relationship witl goodies and the visitors will be able Celebrates Birthday ting club in Lynnfield. issues. to purchase the recipes for a nomi- William F. Barron of Haggetts furlough he will return to Paris James Sparks of River street nal sum. Coffee will be served by Pond road was entertained Sunday Island for further orders. He is a So involved has the P entered his dog "Joe" in the field the social committee. WEST PARISH evening at the home of his son and graduate of Punchard High school, b become, with iti trials held in Northboro last week Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 5844 family, Mr. and Mrs. William F. class of 1947. local and international ity Sing end. Barron, Jr.. of Virginia road. A that a proper appreciation Next Sunday evening at 7:30 Mrs. Irvin Lakin of Clark road is Mrs. Nellie Brook has returned to Dines entertained the immediate supper party was held in honor of issues at stake demand there will be a community service visiting relatives in Hollywood, MAY BREAKFAST the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wal. Mr. Barren's anniversary which standing of the backer() in the auditorium of the Union Con- Florida. ter Simon after enjoying a visit The annual May Breakfast will be members of the family at dinner comes April 29. He was presented a events. Without the sett: gregational church. The hymn Mr. and Mrs. Harry, outman' of with friends in Melrose. served in the vestry of the West Sunday in honor of her mother's purse and rrn.,ey by the guests pres- historical perspective, the story will be on "Blest Be the Tie Woburn street have returned from Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens of Vir- birthday. ert. Those included at the celebra- tine issue is exasperati an extended trip to Florida. church from 6:00 until 9:00 Satur- ginia road have returned from tion were: Miss Mabel Barron of human, and the cause The regular monthly meeting of day, May 1. The usual appetizing Attend Association Meeting brief visit at Washington, Maine. "IT'S THE FOOD" menu is being prepared by the com- Newton; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bar- understanding and hate. the Friendly Guild will be held May At the Andover Association of Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Bodwell Where there's the rare combination of mittee, of which Mrs. Elmer Peter- ron and daughter, Shirley, of Meth- Lions of space necessitate atmosphere and good food, testily pre- 11 at the home of Mrs. James Sun- of Ipswich were Sunday guests of son is chairman. Tickets are in Congregational churches held uen; Helen Barron of Andover; sion of the subject in pared and in sizable portions. Schofield. Mrs. Bodwell's father, Arthur Love- —Specializing in Lobster and Chicken— charge of Mrs. Herbert Carter and day afternoon and evening in the and Mr. and Mrs. Willima Barron, articles, the first to deal N joy of Lovejoy road. Little Red School House Jr., and their sons, Charles and history of Palestine, and MARRIAGE INTENTIONS may be reserved by calling 584-W. Lawrence Street Congregational Route 125 North Andover Mrs. Pearl Gannon, formerly of and with the attempted The following marriage irten- There will be a sale of home-cooked church, the West church was rep- William, all of Andover. The Rollicking Oilers Washington, D. C., spent the pest solutions in the light of done have been filed at the offce food and May baskets and other resented by the following dele- The junior choir of the West week with her cousin, Mrs. Nor- issues. of Town Clerk George H. Wins- articles. gates: Mr. Leverett Putnam, Mr. Have YOUR PARTY at church is busy rehearsing for an man Morgan of Lowell street. Mrs. Mandate low: Lafalot Club Robert Marland, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- operate entitled "The Rollicking Gannon is now visiting in Portland. Modern Zionism is a I: Richard F. Lawler„ 27 Arnold The Lafalot club will hold its thur Lewis, and Mr. Herbert Carter. 4 (4 «'.file( in lit i or " which will be presented in Maine, prior to leaving for San road, North Quincy and Ruth A. may meeting next Tuesday evening The Rev. John Gaskill, pastor of he cultural, religious, and Wedding Receptions the vestry of the West church Fri- Francisco, Calif., where she intends Porter, 138 Chestnut street. May 4, at the home of Mrs. Herbert West church, acted as scribe and tendencies toward a re day evening, May 7 at 7:30. A to make her future home. luncheons Tecs Joseph E. Lustenberger, 38 Carter, 181 Lowell street. The meet- was elected to serve as such for the Palestine, given practic minuet will be given by the follow- Mrs. James Gillespie of Elm Card Parties Cocktails Greenfield street, Lawrence and ing will begin at 8:00 p. m., with coming year. petus in 1917 by Great_ 1 ing children: Geraldine Boutwell, street was organist at the West Tel. Andover 860 Claire R. Erzin, 9 Harding street. -Mrs. Philip Mooar, president, in Grange Meeting Foreign Secretary Ballot Betty Heinz, Ruth Anne Santuccio, church Sunday morning in the alp charge. Andover Grange, No. 183, met in letter to the British Zion Edith Williams. Paul Gaskill, Glenn settee of Miss Marion L. Abbott who Celebrated 84th Birthday Grange hall Tuesday evening at 8. eration, stating that, "Hi! DAILY LUNCH: 12:00-2:30 front $1.35 Peatman, David Haartz and Ernest was detained at her home on Cedar Last Wednesday, April 21, Mrs. The business meeting was in charge ty's Government view witl DAILY DINNER: 5:30-8:00 from $1.75 Clegg. Other specialty nuntbers will road with the grippe. Grace Holt of Lowell street, cele- of Master Alex Henderson and was the establishment in Pale SUNDAY: 12:0(1 - 8:00 BUFFET SUPPER: 5:30 - be a solo by Barbara Williams and brated her 84th birthday at the followed by a program in charge of a national home for the one by Myrtle Belle Jaques and a BUFFET LUNCH: 12:00 to 2:00 DAILY home of her daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Mrs. Hazel Williams, chairman of Agent for Airplane Reservations people .. . it being clear': duet by Olga Sarkisian and Mary CLOSE]) TUESDAYS Hunter, also of Lowell street. Old the Home and Community Service Hotels and Steamship Lines stood that nothing shall Boloian. Mrs. Walter 'Prue is pian- friends and neighbors called during committee. A talk on public safety which may prejudice the ist and Mrs. Richard Williams, di- Andover Travel Bureau the day to wish her many happy and colored slides to illustrate were religious rights of existi rector. FitEl) E. CHEEVER Mgr. returns. Refreshments were served. given by William Higgins of North Notes Also REAL ESTATE Other members of the family who Andover. Refreshments were served 21 Main St. Tel. 775 or 1098 helper her celebrate were her under the direction of Mrs. Marion Mrs. Robert Musket of Arlington daughter, Mrs. Grace Innes and her Henderson, Mrs. Margaret Baxter was a weekend guest of her nephew and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- and Catherine Goff. Visitors were UPHOLSTERING sot Til NI .11N STREET — ANDOVER — TEL. 1990 mond Munroe. all of Andover. Mrs. present from the Middleton grans. man Morgan of Lowell street. Chnirs — Refinished — Cane Seating Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton of Venetian Blinds — Window Shades Arlington were Sunday guests of High Grade Coverings for Davenports DUO PIANISTS Mis. Sydney Batchelder of Argilla Lino Rugs — Mattresses Roma MARGARET EDNA L. Packing — Shipping — Crating oath. ANDOVER LUNCH MOVSESIAN AND NUTTON Mr. and Mrs. Folmer Knudson of ROWLAND L. LUCE — IN A CONCERT OF FAMILIAR MUSIC Somerville were Sunday guests of 'Formerly Buchan's) METHUEN MEMORIAL MUSIC HALL, BROADWAY, METHUEN 19 Barnard Street Tel. 1840 FRIDAY, MAY 7th AT 8:15 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. John Rasmussen of TICKETS ON SALE Lowell street. DELICIOUS MEALS P Christie. Tr", Col. Office Showshren Gift Shop No Main St. Miss Mabel Barron of Newton spent the weekend at the home of her father. William Barron of Hag- '- REASONABLE PRICES getts Pond road. Craft -Wood Products Last week, Mr. and Mrs. William • I TWO AUTHENTIC MAHOGANY CARD TABLES Stewart, formerly of High Plain * EFFICIENT SERVICE road but more recently of Water- Beautifully Refinished — One, Swell Front in Shope, Inlaid ville, Maine, enjoyed a vacation of Skirt — One, with Rope Legs. several days in . Their daughter, Marjorie, spent the Price $125.00 Each weekend with her friend, Betty Heinz, of High Plain road. Ad VISIT OUR SHOP Pfc. Arthur McCabe is enjoying Open Seven Days a Week — Tel. 1073-M a 10-day furlough at the home of ALSO GLEN GRANT — OSGOOD STREET, ANDOVER his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur a FRIDAY, SATURDAY — April 30, May 1 McCabe of High Plain road. Pfc. TROUSSEAU MATERIALS Spencer Tracey Clark Gable McCabe has just completed an SUPPLIED Boom Town Hedy Lamarr Claudette Colbert eleven weeks' course of training 2:40 5:35 8:30 with the U. S. Marine Corps at JEANNE'S Selected Short Subjects 1:45 4:40 7:35 Paris Island, South Carolina. He DRESSMAKING SHOP was awarded the sharpshooters' SUNDAY, MONDAY — May 2, 3 Telephone Andover 800-21 ' ' E \ 11.111211L1TE t Raziz medal. At the completion of his Jack Carson Ann Sothern 712. _. April Showers 3:10 9:00 Western Heritage Tim Holt Nan Leslie 1:55 7:45

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — May .1, 5, 0 Cary Grant Loretta V g Bishop s Wife David Niven Monty Wooley it vr 3I nu 2:50 5:45 8:45 Selected Short Subjects 1,15 4:40 7:35 OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE "A Treadway Inn" FRIDAY, SATURD A — May 7, 8 Located on Campus of NATIONA Roth Warrick Walter Brennan 6:10 9:05 Phillips Andover Academy Walt Disney Feature Cartoon) Inviting all to enjoy its facilities 1:50 4:45 7:40 Rooms — Meals — Functions USUAL SATURDAY MORNING CHILDREN'S MOVIE WEEI AT 10 O'CLOCK Edward A. Romeo, Mgr. Tel. And. 903

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Jewish communities in Pales- vivors wandering homeless across Immediate Arab reaction was by themselves a solution of their! VIEWS OF THE NEWS tine . . ." Europe. Humanitarian instincts condemnation of the report, and own, decided that the only re- !Youths Arraigned continued from Page One) maining course was to refer the In 1922 the League of Nations demanded a haven for the sur- indications that "the national pry Music passed, the Arabs refused to made Great Britain the Manda- struggle" would be resumed if problem to the United Nations. For Local Breaks vivors; domestic politics in most accePt partition, and the essen- tory Power over Palestine, re- the recommendations were im- That body, but especially the hot Satur- !lotions closed the doors to world- Two 16-year-old boys arraigned tint problem was no nearer solu- sponsible for encouraging the plemented. The Jews were luke- United States, produced a 'solu- st Fidelio wide immigration; guilty con- in the Juvenile session of District lion than it was last November development of "self-governing warm, except on the recommenda- tion' in November 1947. But in court at Lawrence progra sciences pointed to Palestine as last week in m. when partition was formally institutions." Whatever was tion of the immediate admission wishing away orie problem, it the obvious place. But those who he Exeter voted. So, two weeks ago the meant by the term, the fact was of 100,000. In fact, the Zionist Ignored perspective and obvious connection with three local breaks so conveniently found their solu- iter Howe United States turned completely that Arab, Jew and Briton lived Organization of America, in Oc- problems. and thereby created were given suspended sentences tion refused 'to consider the Arab inlay win . the par- in watertight compartments that tober 1946, reaffirmed the de- other more serious possible con- of one year each to the Shirley in its tracks, renounced position, or merely replied that Mims plan that now proved un- aggravated rather than lessened mand for a Jewish Common- sequences. The fighting in Pales- school. They were charged with The pub- Great Britain was either mis- workable, and then proposed a the separate interests of each. wealth covering the whole of tine is only one of several. The el managing her mandate, or firmly sequence of events since Novem-1 carrying burglar tools and three hear vague trusteeship that offers no In 1922 the Jewish population Palestine. The Britiah Govern- establishing imperial rule in counts of breaking and entering. take place practical solution of a very seri- numbered one to every seven ment wished to be satisfied that her 1947 will show the fallacy of Palestine by deliberately setting The breaks charged against wk. There ous problem that must be faced Arabs in a combined total of they would not be called upon to presuming that a paper decision Arab against Jew. them were that at the Elm street ge. 672,900, and the Arabs were operate a policy which would in- solves an issue. Abbot en May 15. filling station last March when Small in size and population already resisting the implications Anglo-American Cot lllll Iitee volve them single-handed. They king clubs 880 was taken: the break at of the Mandate with its encour- or Inquiry proposed to consult the United MARRIAGE RETURN Palestine may be, with its 2,000,- :he concert The revival of terroristic acti- States Government "to ascertain Brunelle's Ice Cream company 000 people in a Vermont-sized agement of Jewish immigration a dance. vities in Palestine following V-E to what extent the government The following marriage return store at 211 North Main street; area, and thousands of miles and purchase of land. was filed at the offce of Town and that at the Green Service Day, this time by the Jews, con- would he prepared to share tile away from our shores, yet upon European anti-Semitism after Clerck George H. Winslow: vinced Great Britain of the resulting military and financial station, 205 North Main street. its future may depend not only 1933 drove thousands of Jews to William F. Morgan, Jr., of Neither boy had a previous wen award. necessity of determining an im- responsibilities." Prospect road, and Jacqueline T. iity to Clin- the future of the United Nations, Palestine, until at present they record. but that of world peace. For it number some 600,000 compared migration policy which would be In October 1946, President McGuire of 44 Saunders street r. and Mrs. acceptable to Jewish and Arab Trillium virtually refused to sup- is another axiom of international with about 1,350,000 Arabs. Re- North Andover, were married dwood road, opinion. However, since Pales- port existing plans, in effect politics that no issue can be dis- Dented riots throughout the 1920's April 25 at St. Michael's church Here To Serve versity rifle tine was only part of the complex supporte'i the demand for a cussed in a vacuum, or isolated and 1930's were connected with by the Rev. Edmund L. Laughlin. refugee problem, the British Gov- Jewish State in a portion of John M. Murray from its relationship with other Arab opposition to Jewish immi- Gulf ernment wished to explore the Palestine, and pronounced him- Issues. gration. Finally, sustained vio- Slanguage Super Service rn to pads So involved has the Palestine lance in 19:17-39, assisted by possibilities of absorption in Eu- self in favor of immediate ad- Cor. Main and B-!9: What women in their mid- srs. He is a problem become, with its many Axis propaganda, led the British rope and other countries, as well mission of the 100,000 Jews, Chestnut Streets dle forties wish they could again. High school, aspects, Government to end its period of as in Palestine. As a result, an ignoring tile implications of such local and international- Anglo-American Committee of In- a move. that a proper appreciation of the indecisiveness and to announce in 3 1939 what was intended to be a quiry was instituted to snake im- Further attempts by the British returned to issues at stake demand' under- er, Mrs. Wal- mediate and long-term proposals. in 1946 and 1947 to secure con- standing of the background of final settlement. (Incidentally. Behind the Silken ciliatory agreements between Ting a visit events. Without the setting and British Plan of 19:19 Hospital e. ('urtain, by Bartley Cruns, an Jews and Arabs proved unsucess- historical perspective, the Pales- Former attempts by tile British American member of the Com- fill because, as Fsireign Secretary evens of Vir. tine issue is exasperation, in- to determine some form of self- mittee, is well worth reading.) rued from Kevin reported, "For the Jews Clean human, and the cause of mis- government had proved unsuccess- During the interim period, Jew- the essential principle is ;ton, Maine. the For enough doily-fresh understanding and hate. Limits- fug, the Arabs continually press- ish immigration would be con- creation of a soverergn Jewish, dler Bodwell lions of space necessitate a divi- ing for "democratic government" tinued at the current 1,500 a State. For the Arabs, the essen- Linens "to go 'round" :ay guests of sion of the subject into two in which, obviously, they would month. The Committee report, tial point of principle is to resist . . . send your wash Arthur Love- articles, the first to deal with the have commanded an overwhelm- published in May 1946, made to the last the establishment of history of Palestine, and the sec- ing majority, the Jews unani- several unanimous recommenda- Jewish sovereignty in any part of to us regularly. Prompt, formerly of end with the attempted recent mously rejecting any plan which tions, of which the most im- Palestine." low - cost, best - result sent the pest solutions in the light of present precluded the National Home. portant may be summarized as: The British Government, lack n, Mrs. Nor- issues. So, in 1939, the announced policy 1. Opportunities for displaced ing the authority to partition service! I street. Mrs. Palestine—.- Mandate of the British Government aimed persons other than in Palestine Palestine, unable to accept the g in Portland, Modern Zionism is a blend of at creating an independent Pales- were few, and Palestine could requests of either the Arabs or ing for San cultural, religious, and political tine within ten years, to set up not alone meet the problem. 2. the Jews, and unable to hums,. 'e she intends tendencies toward a return to in 1944 an appropriate body immediate admission of 100,000 ANDOVER STEAM LAUNDRY ante. Palestine, given practical im- representative of the people of Jews should be authorized. 3. CERTIFIED s-pie of Elm petus in 1917 by Great Britain's Palestine to make ree.ommenda- Palestine must become a self- TEL 110 Clock and Watch Repairing at the West Foreign Secretary Balfour in a dons for the new State, and to governing State, but no independ- ng in the ale letter to the British Zionist Fed- limit Jewish immigration to a ent Palestine State or States L. Abbott who eration, stating that, "His Majes- total of 75,000 between 1939 and should be set up. These, apart John H. Grecoe .oune on Cedar ty's Government view with favour 1944, refusing further immigra- from platitudinous hopes for OPTICIAN — JEWELER the establishment in Palestine of Lion after that period except with peace and cooperation between 48 MAIN ST. TEL. 830-R a national home for the Jewish consent of the Arabs of Palestine. Jews and Arabs, constituted the Reservations people .. . it being clearly sunder- The problem was aggravated main proposals—in effect no ship Tines stood that nothing shall be done during the war by the Nazi solution, perhaps because there which may prejudice the civil and slaughter of 6.000,000 Jews, and was no peaceful solution to sug- Bureau religious rights of existing non- the wretched condition of sur- gest. t,' I:1: Mgr. ST \II. . 771 or 1098 r "The Exquisite in Children's Wear"

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12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN— APRIL 29, 1948

Duties Of A Free Press Classified Legal Notices WANTED TO BUY Commonwealth of Massailmsette Stressed By Editor PROBATE COURT ANYTHING OLD FASHIONED OR AN- Essex, ss. A THE "The institutions of democracy Dorothy Thompson that the glory TIQUE- Guy N. Christian, 5 Union St., To all persons interested in the estate of rest more securely upon the foun- Georgetown, Masa. Write Of Plans 2551. Mabel M. Carter late of Andover in of democracy is not that it means We will call. (55) County, deceased. said NEM WOKS dation of a free press, which so the rule of the majority. The glory A petition has been presented to said New books recently added largely creates public opinion, than FOR SALE Court (or probate of a certain instrument of democracy is that it is the one purporting to he the last will of said de library include the following upon any other idea or practice", ceased by Harriet W. Carter of Andover in PLANTS — Giant Pacific YOU ROLLING RIVER Grove Patterson, editor of the To- type of government upon the earth PERENNIAL said County, praying that she be appointed Delphinium, Hardy Carnations, Russell executrix thereof without giving a surety o The ports of Oregon, Po ledo (O.) Blade told his audience at n which provides for the continuing Lupin, and many others, including Rook her bond. and Astotia, form tile settir the Don R. Mellett luncheon during Garden Plants. Planting demonstrations: If you desire to object thereto you or your rights of a minority not in power. Mondays at 3:00. Sunday Hours: from attorney should file a written appearance in this vigorous historical novel. Boston University's founders' day 2:00. Please bring container. F. L. Bruns, What could be more despotic, more said Cdurt at Salem before ten o'clock in the the stories of Captain institute recently. 294 Charles St., Reading. Tel. 2.0944-J. forenoon ott the third day of May 1949, th are Left front Route 28, Just before Reading return day of this citation. , Collins, who loved the sea tyrannical than a majority in power, Square. (15, 22, 29) "I was in Berlin in 1932, in 1933, Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First than he loved his wife; of th without provision for the rights of In 1937. Before 1937 the free press PERENNIAL FLOWER PLANTS OF All Judge of said Court, this twelfth day of tune brothers, products of a the minority? The American news- Kinds, for sale, for Early Spring Bloom. April in the year one thousand nine hundred was gone. It is my opinion that and forty-eight. father; of Willard Pearson, paper is peculiarly the medium for Also Delphinium and other hardy plants, *To nearly all the evils inherent in to- 10 cents each. Peter S. Myatt, 3 Highland RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Regime. sweetheart took his affairs in talitarianism, in whatever nation it the expression of the minority not Avenue, Andover. (15, 22, 29,M6) Rowell, Clay & Tomlinson, 301 Essex Street, tent hands—all tied togethet came to pass, could have been pre- in power, because it is not under Lawrence, Massachusetts. FOR RENT (15, 22,29) ealty, thrilling novel. vented or destroyed in 60 days if the control of government. RELUCTANT there hall been a free press", he "Free expression, creating pub- WILL SUBLET one-room furnished apart- Commonwealth of Massachusetts lic opinion, is the most important tomt with kitchenette and bath from PROBATE COURT REBEL Van de ' continued. June 1 to November I, in Tewksbury attribute of democracy, and a free Essex, ss. Bennington, in 1771, with "Taken as a form of govern- Center. Write Box if, Andover Towns- 0 newspaper is its most vital me- man, Andover, Mass. To all persons interested in the estate of Allen's men holding to the ment.it seems to me democracy has Jessie Ileatt Wynton late of Andover in they had cleared with such la been too often superficially defined dium". APARTMENT WANTED said County, deceased. The Ohio editor pointed out that A petition has been presented to said the critical years before the as the rule of the majority. That is Court praying that Margaret W. Christie lution. Here is pioneer Vern not a true definition. I agree with it is the responsibility of American 3 OR 5 ROOM APARTMENT OR TENE- of Andover in said County be appointed journalism to provide objective re- MENT wanted in Andover by middle- administratrix of said estate without giving solid, determined and coural aged couple. Call Lawrence 25629. a surety on her bond. porting, to furnish unslanted facts, (15, 22, 29) If you desire to object thereto you or THE NERO WOLFE to represent the whole people and your attorney should fi e a written appear. OMNIBUS Shoo Fly Charms once in said Court at Salem before ten special interests, and to join in a o'clock in the forenoon on the seventeenth Two old favorites, brough day of May, 1948, the return day othis constructive effort to raise stand- citation. together—"The League of F Two-Year-Olds ards. Girl Scouts Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, Fint ened Men" and "Tile Red Did you ever carry twenty pounds An all-troop out-door day for girl Judge of said Court, this twenty-sixth day Good, both of them. "Newspaper publishers will have of April in the year one thousand nine bun. or more of wiggling, twisting freedom of the press", he reminded scouts will be held at Camp Maude deed and forty-eight. GREEN CA RP ET humanity under your arm while his audience of newspaper men and Eaton, Pomp's pond, Saturday, May RICHARD J. WHITE, JO., Register. Lt. Commander Jonathan From the office of you tried to select books or sign a women, "so long as they deserve it 22, from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. Michael J. )fatal, Esq., wright returns from the war t library card or try to absorb in- through devotion to public wel- Troop 19 700 Bay State IlIdg., Lawrence. himself completely in love formation on the best way to fare". The members of Troop 19 are (29, 316,13) young, impulsive, tempos handle food problems of the two- Patterson declared: "We are en- busily preparing for their exhibi- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Rosemary Page — a situatio year old? Or, having put it on its gaged in widening the horizons of tion to be held in Bradlee school PROBATE COURT without problems. Essex, us. Innovation for the young Cher trying to select books at feet, ever try to catch tile little men's thinking. This is surely some- Saturday. May 15. The girls had a WOMAN OF PROPERTY S. To persons interested in the estate of the library, the "Shoo Fly" which absorbs the run-about when it began a hide- thing of human progress, something wonderful time at the weenie roast Frieda Schlempke, (taught interest of any Alice M. McTernen late of Andover is said tsset-year-old. (Surette Studio) and-seek contest in library stacks? eternally purposeful in this effort. held recently at the home of their County, deceased. Immigrant parents who settl petitionpetitio has been presented to tail If you have, you may be interest- May we editors write over out leader, Mrs. Arthur Weiss. The girls Court praying that Fred E. Cheever of a small town in the Middle ed that the Memorial Hall Library doors, over our minds, over our have also been working diligently Andover in said County be appointed admin. just before the 1900's, knee istrator of said estate without giving a SPECIAL SET Al; A SPECIAL PRICE has added a new piece of equip- hearts, those words of Thomas on their tests and have been rapid- surety degradation of poverty in th ment, intended to make baby-tend- Jefferson, carved in stone and set ly advancing in rank. etYyoUnhi desire sbond' to object thereto you or your Creme. From the first awarent attorney should file a written appearance in ing in the library a simple thing above the entrance to the Univer- Troop 43 said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the her difference from other grt Club)Aluminum for the young mother. The object is sity of Virginia: 'Enter by this gate- The members of Troop .13 Brown- forenoon on the third day of May 1948, the girls, she set about to build return day of this citation. known as a "Shoo-Fly", and has way to seek the light of truth, the ies held a party last Saturday af- Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First self the protection that she HAMMERCRAFTNWIAv charm for the most savage spirits! way of honor, and the will do work ternoon in honor of one of their Judge of said Court, this thirteenth day of wealth would supply, and frog April in the year one thousand nine hundred CLUB'S members, Priscilla Reynolds, who determination grew the ohm EIR:: C4---:Siri Linda Ann Puchlopek, the first for man'. and forty-eight. N young lady to take advantage of it, "I have the faith to believe that is to leave soon with her parents, RICHARD J. WHITE, JR., Region of money. This is a powerful . A ROK:sArER:. this is the spirit which animates Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds, to 1 15, with much of the element of AO is shown here in the Shoo-Fly, with her friend, Donna Lee Hogan stand- the better part of the leadership of live in California. After the games, AUCTION SALE pense that has made Mabel S T0 r ing near-by. Mrs, Anita Puchlopek American journalism. May we ever a Brownie bracelet was presented OF REAL ESTATE famous as a mystery writer. speak freely, but God give us to to Priscilla and all enjoyed the ice NO TRUMPET 6 Paces is the first mother to have "this fly the power conferred by a been. isbut.1 freedom" to enjoy! speak only after thinking, with un- cream and cookies served by their May 19 1947 by the Probate Court for BEFORE HIM 1 88 hostss. EssexCounty, Massachusetts, and Cl/C1 A novel of a misfit minister, derstanding, with common sense other power 1 shall sell at public auction Troop 27 Phillips, appointed to the Rol itEGUIL41114 $2/.20 and with tolerance". upon the premises hereinafter described at The troop met Wednesday after- eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Saturday, rated congregation of Warrel Finally, the editor said, "Freedom the first day of May 1948, a tract of land Set Contains: 1?, 2 and 3-gt. ROOFING of th9 press can be destroyed by noon in the Christ church parish with the buildings thereon situated in that Brat Church; his major pro) house. Dues were taken and a brief part of Andover in said County known as Covered Sauce Pons, 4-gt. Dutch ROOF REPAIRING economic strangulation, just as Ballarelvale and bounded: rose from the fact that he th, discussion was held-. The girls are Commencing at an oak stake in the west. and acted like a Christian, t ven, 6%-in. ond 10-in. Open Fry OF ALL KINDS surely as it can be destroyed by Pons. (Regular price some os prewar; political action. A newspaper must working very hard on their Trefoil rely line of Woburn Street at land now or discomfort of his parish. Hen speciol Nice, less than prewar.) formerly of Lovejoy; thence running West- 25 Years of Experience be profitable to he free, and to con- badges. Elizabeth Hatton and erly by said land now or formerly of Love. splendid study of a man who Marion Washington made two very y 786.81 feet to land now eir tormerly of no compromise with goodnet All Work Covered tinue to be the channel for the as- Moses Abbott; thence running Northerly by pirations of the people. nice trefoils for themselves which said land now or formerly of Albent 170.03 he saw it. By Insurance will apply toward their badges. feet to an oak stake; thence turning and GARDEN SUPPLIES "As an editor", he said in conclu- running Easterly by other land of William sion, "I make no apology for sug- Cooper 506.82 feet to a point: thence turn. Phone 3-4000--Res. 901 HENRY E. GOSSE ing and running Northerly by said other gesting to business men that they SPADING FORKS — RAKES — HOSE HAGGETT'S POND ROAD will be no free enterprise. And land of William Cooper 175.51 feet to a advertise. When we have no adver- point; thence turning and running Easterly WEST ANDOVER when there is no free enterprise, tising, they will have no business. by said other land of William Cooper 2,5 Dr. Joseph B. McCa Telephone Lawrence 38805 democracy will have perished here feet to the westerly line of ,a,e1 Woburn LAWN SEED 45c to 95c lb. When they have no business, there as it has perished so much in Street; thence turning and running Souther. CHIROPODIST - PODIAT11 ly by said westerly line of Woburn Street Europe". 379.71 feet to the point of beginning. 851 Essex St., Lawrence, 11 The premises contain approximately tug acres, are shown on a plan of land in said TROOP 70—BOY SCOUTS liallardvale, owned by Williain Cooper, dated July 1946 drawn by McCracken FERTILIZERS EFFICIENT The Raven patrol of Troop 76 Brothers, and comprising the southerly por- business buying guide met Tuesday evening at the home tion of the premises conveyed to William Cooper et ox by deed of Fannie S. While, of Ralph Sharpe. New members elated November 26, 1921, recorded with 5 - 8 - 7 $2.55 are being welcomed at the regu- North Essex Deeds, Book 451. page 196. Three hundred dollars will be required to Mr.& h lar meetings held on Thursday he paid in cash or equivalent at the time and for equipment. Tells you where to go evenings at 7 o'clock. place of sale and the balance within ten LOMA - 10 lbs. 85c; 50 lbs. $2.25 days thereafter. The sale will be subject to CHILDREN—THE materials, supplies and services. Helps th, taxes due or to become elute to the Town you line up bids. Saves time, trouble, ofAndoverf or the year 1948, to be paid in PRINCIPAL OF IT PAYS full byl the p u reha.cr. OUR SCHOOL SCOTT'S TURF BUILDER - - 50 lbs. $3.95 money. It pays to look first in Dated this 12th day of April 1948. TO ADVERTISE Frank Marshall, Auctioneer. WILL VISIT IN THE Colver J. Stone, THE CLASS THI SCOTT'S SPREADERS - - $7.95 - $9.95 Executor of the voll MORNING. The Classified TOWNSMAN of William Cooper. Sweeney & Sargent, e. SCOTT'S WEED CONTROL No. 2 size $1.00 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY RUTH HAMMOND YELLOW PAGES LAWN MOWERS DRESSES — BLOUSES — SPORT' .YEAR 14 Pork Street BLAIR 16-Inch — 5 Blade B.B. - $19.95 Telephone 7339 Established 1147,-1 PENN. Great American-17-inch - - $27.50 GEO. W. HORNE CO. List Your Real Estate With Think of it! Two p 1,.‘witExcE, mAss. POWER MOWERS - $116.00 and $170.00 you don't hove to p( TAR :AND CHANEL HOOFING SillEE'IC METAL woltli SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT sIIINGLINti E. CARLETON BEMIS to be cut off or bon Realtor VEGETABLE SEEDS - - BULK OR PACKAGE RADIO REPAIR 14 PARK ST., ANDOVER SERVICE Tel. Andover 2140 Member: Massachusetts Real Estate Associatio, W. R. HILL TEMPLE'S National Association of Real Estate 45 MAIN ST. TEL. 102 66 MAIN STREET TEL. 1176 RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY 101 M I NE ANDOVER 10WritIMAN — APRIL 29, l94 5 -1 Only Two Changes Fruitmen To Get unimsettit r In Andover Trains Pest Warnings e of Only two Andover trains are To spray or not to spray is a lothveer in aid WOKS HEADLESS ANGEL Baum affected by the changes in the question which Massachusetts rated to said New books recently added to the A story of a woman who ran new spring-summer put fruitmen will be pondering many in instrument .1 way front Germany to flood love times in the months to come. The I of laid &- library Include the following: into operation by the Boston and 11111119 And adventure in revolutionary if Andover in YOU ROLLING RIVER Maine railroad at 12:01 a. m. last answer depends upon the weather Troop 70—Ungist Church council executive ucurd was he id be appointed The ports of Oregon, Portland Mexico of the early 1800's. Author ig a surety on Sunday. as well 119 111,0/1 the development Plans are in progress for a three, at the Andover Country Club Thurs- and Astoria, form the setting for also wrote "Grand Hotel" and "The of b109 40111S stud fruit in the Weeping Wood." The train formerly leaving day hike to Kingston, new Hamp- day evening, April 22. The Andover to you Or tour this vigorous historical novel. Here orchard. district wits represented by V. Mal- appearance in .'i'I'ORM AGAINST Andover at 10:20 a. m. and ar- shire, In the near future. Prepara- o'clock are the stories of Captain Roger To help the frultmen decide colon Laitinen, executive board in the riiE WALL riving in Boston at 10:51 a. m. tions are in progress to register the May 1948, the Collins, who loved the sea more Cook the question the United States member; Calvin E. Metcalf, district A vivid story of a Jewish family has been changed to leave here troops for another year by Scout- than he loved his wife; of the For- at 10:24 a. on., Daylight Saving Weather Bureau at East Boston, chairman; and Walter C. Caswell, Esquire, First who stayed in America, and of their master George Lutalke and Troop weIrth day of tune brothels, products of a cruel Time, and arrive at Boston at the county agricultural agents, district commissioner. I nine hundred ..elatives In Germany, caught up in Committee Chairman Harrison father; of Willard Pearson, whose 10:55 a. no. and the University of Massachu- At the conclusion of the meet- :he Nazi storm. As an American Brown. Approximately 18 scouts Repute sweetheart took his affairs into her setts plant and pest authorities ing movies were shown on a new JR.. soldier ho Europe after World War The other change is in the will register. a good gain over last own hands-all tied together in a have worked out an elaborate Atom,' movie recently presented to I. the leading character met rela- time of a Sunday train which year. (15,22,291 salty, thrilling novel. system of weather and pest the North Essex council. tives in Germany, France and Eng- formerly left Boston at 7:35 At the meeting Friday, April 23, warnings. Carpenters and volunteer workers ssachusetts RELUCTANT land, all living lives strangely sepa- p. m., and arrived here at 8:25 instruction was given in the use of Van de Water Agricultural agents and key are busy preparing Camp Onway for REBEL qtted from those of the average p. no. This train now leaves Bos- the knife and hatchet and in the RT Bennington, in 1771, with Ethan fruitmen over the state will keep the canting camping season. I an. This is his struggle against ton at 7:55 p. tn., Daylight Sav- proper care alld sharpening of these Allen's men holding to the land the university men informed of log Events n the estate 4 his own, supported by his self-made ing Time, and arrives at Andover :input:Mat camp tools. of .\ndover in they had cleared with such labor in fruit and peat development. The Twentieth annual council Cam- atandtirds. at 8:42 p. on. Troop 71 ..-MlitiWt41114.111 I'. T. A. the critical years before the Revo- weather station will Issue a daily poree. June IL 12 and 13 lot Cation sented to said I'M TIRED OF The railroad will continue to At the meeting Monday evening, et 1,1i. Christie lution. Here is pioneer Vermont- special farm weather forecast. Sargent, Pomp's pond. GRANDMA April 26, Edward Dean, !nand lead- r be appointed Whitman operate on Eastern Standard Putting the two together the Camp Onway opens Sunday, .1111y without giving solid, determined and courageous. At last someone comes to the de- Time. university men will issue warn- er, was presented with the swim- THE NERO WOLFE 11 011111 cloves Sunday, August 22. thereto Au or fense of the modern woman who ings every Monday and Wednes- ming and rowing merit badges, and written appear. Stout Pack 71—Sliawsheen P. T. A. OMNIBUS feels, in spite of an enormous out- day for radio use on Tuesday and Derry Lewis was inducted into Ten- lent before ten Two old favorites, brought out old one? Buying wallpaper, fabrics The monthly meeting of Pack 71 the seventeenth put, that she just can't hold a Thursday. derfoot ranks and presented with sin day of this together-"The League of Fright- or furniture? This is a here's-how-to was held at the Shawsheen school candle to "Grandma," the paragon The special warnings issued the badges. 'Floe meeting was in ened Men" and "The Red Box." book-for painting, papering, lay- Tuesday evening, April 27. Prepar- Fin> of hard work, long hours, large charge of Scoutmaster William Mc- ing linoleum, making selections, for Tuesdays and Thursdays from ations were made for re-registration w,itty•sisth (lac Good. both of them. families and nun-electrified living. Carthy, and Junior Assistant Scout- its..,1 nine bun. buying old furniture, repairing it, the University will be carried as and tipplication for tt new charter. GREEN CARPET Holton Today's home-maker has very dif- master Jack Caswell. dressing It up, etc. Practical in- follows: WHZ, 6:50 a. no.; J II.. Resler,. Lt. Commander Jonathan Cart- ferent standards of decorating, sys- One of the features of the meet- formation. WNAC, 6:15 a. no.; I'VEDI, 6:10 A Kentucky Colonel always wright returns from the war to find tem, order, cleanliness and her ing was the presentation of badges a no.; WTIC, 6:35 a. on.; WHDH, closed his eyes when he took a himself completely in love wills !dime in the community, etc. And, HUMANIST AS HERO; THE LIFE of second class rating to William t.29, M6,13, 6.31 ii. III. and 12:50 p. m. drink. When questioned concern- young, impulsive, tempestuous as the author puts it - "Grandma OF SIR THOMAS MORE Maynard McKay, which marked the advance- ing Ills habit, he explained: "The assacliusetts Rosemary Page - a situation not didn't even worry too much about As page to the Archbishop of ment of all scouts with more than sight of good lickah, suh," he URT without problems. Grandpa. . he wasn't going any- Canterbury, as Oxford student, as UMMI- MC OMOD one year's service to tit least second said. "always makes my mouth WOMAN OF PROPERTY Seeley where!" This is startling and tra- husband, father, lawyer, friend of L i MU OM OM A0 class rank. in tlte es:te watalt, soh, an' 1 do not like to lif Frieda Schlempke, daughter of dition-shattering, but great fun! the king, Lord Chancellor of Eng- Troop 70-11allardvals knciover u,d dilute noy drink. soh." immigrant parents who settled in CLOUD BY DAY Sheppard land-defier of the king's order and ilarrnarria Scoutmaster Arnold Schofield is tesented to said a small town in the Middle West a R E. Cheever of A study of Pennsylvania's coke victim of Henry's vengeance-here moi 0 s mi OSSE prepaling to reregister the troop appointed admin. just before the 1900's, knew the o egion, of the people who have be- is the whole story of the man called for another year. The troop load ex- (about giving a degradation of poverty in the ex- come wealthy through the work 9f by G. K. Chesterton. the "greatest els gm , m r m cellent attendance at the annual ereto you or your treme. From the first awareness of this district. Englishman." pm 8 El re acout banquet recently in Lawrence. en appearance in her difference front other growing ten o'clock in the AMERICAN FOREIGN WORLD WAR, 0 ii2 cm po He Executive Board of May 1948, the girls, she set about to build her- SERVICE Childs ITS CAUSE AND CURE Curtis R n MU p M A meeting of the North Essex self the protection that she felt n, Esquire, First Joseph C. Grew, our :Ambassador AGED i n. thirteenth day of wealth would supply, and from her The problem of war reconsidered to Japan from 1932 to Pearl Mar- H A and nine hundred determination grew the obsession in view of the release of atomic Kumma nonn * KEEP BUYING BONDS law, says, "This presents a sound energy. The author, with Philip RARE OE GI 5 A El TE, J1 .,Rligr of money. This is a powerful story, and accurate picture of the For- 1,15 with much of the element of sus- Kerr, started the popular movement License #98 eign Service and its problems." The in South Africa which resulted in pense that has made Mabel Seeley 2nd Floor- MUSGROVE BLDG. ;ALE author, who has had a distinguished the formation of the South African LOUIS SCANLON'S famous us a mystery writer. ANDOVER SQUARE STATE in foreign service abroad, nation. He also suggested the se- SO TRUMPET * ON THE ANDOVER LINE TEL. ANDOVER 1998 by a license issued traces its development front its be- ries of basic reforms for India 'robate Court for BEFORE HIM White ginnings under Franklin. Adams setts, and eveq A novel of tt misfit minister, Paul known as "Dyitrchy." His work has at public auction and Jay through 1946. Tills is ex- always been along lines of inter- after described at Phillips, appointed to the sophisti- cellent information for those con- moon on Saturday. cated congregation of Warrenton's national relations. B, a tract of land sidering this subject for a career. n situated in that First Church; his major problems HOW TO MAKE YOUR County known a. rose front the fact that he thought HOUSE A HOME Hardy stake in the west. and acted like a Christian, to the Planning a new home? Fixing an et at land now or discomfort of his parish. Here is a nee running Wes, formerly of Love. splendid study of a man who made ow or formerly of no compromise with goodness, as ming Northerly by y of Abbott 170.03 he saw it. • A Complete Line of Knee turning and PAINTING AND PAPERING Paper Towels, Paper Cups, r land of William .5 complete line of Maga- point; thence turn• Interior and Exterior Napkins, Wrapping Paper zines, Newspapers, Cigars, rly by said other and Facial Tissues, etc. Tobacco, Cigarettes, Fruits 175.51 feet to a All Work Covered by Insurance I running Easterly anti Candy. rilliani Cooper 235 Dr. Joseph B. McCavitt Call Us For a Free Estimate of said Woburn d running Souther. CHIROPODIST - PODIATRIST BROUILLARD BROTHERS Andover News Co. of Woburn Street Bailey Road West Andover Andover Spa if beginning. 851 Essex St., Lawrence, Mass approximately tint Tel. .Law. 32855 or 38807 MAIN STREET TEL. 142 miffios Bros. Elm Square an of land in said William Cooper, n by McCracken the southerly pot oveyell to William Fannie S. White, 21, recorded with k 451, page 196. will be required to lent at the time and balance within ten AN ADULT IS A will be subject to CHILDREN-THE GOOD MORNING BUT-THIS IS NO JOKE ie due to the Town CHILDREN - COULD PERSON WHO HAS 1948, to be paid in PRINCIPAL OF OUR SCHOOL ANY ONE OF YOU STOPPED GROWING- SOMA April 1948. GIVE ME A AT 'BOTH ENDS AND or. WILL VISIT J. Stone, THE CLASS THIS DEFINITION FOR HAS STARTED GROW gxecutor of the will MORNING- THE WORD - ING IN THE MIDDLE- G LENNIE'S l'erlislis You looi‘a• put up, during the war, with a burnt- if William Cooper. out oven or, your sink was stained or chipped, the faucets ADULT ? DAIRY leaking, past repair. PHONE-W4T.1368 NOW, you can have a streamlined kitchen, stove, sink,' cabinets, all of uniform and convenient height and with tops DELICIOUS MILK of the same finish. The cabinets will utilize space, now wasted; AND CREAM - THE your built In sink can have two compartments for washing and )RTSWEAR BEST DAIRY PRODUCTS rinsing; or if you are tired of washing dishes three times a day your sink can contain a dish washing machine. OBTAINABLE - - lie sure to tell the salesman you want. to save expellee by financing through the Bay State Merchants National Bank. Or, atop in at the bank to 91,111.11 the money so you can pay cash. With Think of it! Two pounds of the best food for a few cents; and it's all food— you don't hove to peel it, there is no waste in seeds or shells, no excessive fat

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14 THURSDAY THE ANDOVES2 TOWNIMAN APRIL 29, 1948 "harbor ilro;races no man; TO PERFORM AT MET111.EN onfortonsich e cru occasion. Andover Chapter, D.A.R. FIRE ItEsCORD Primaries Draw Only Town Meeting To Act on 1111.11 disgrace April 24- Police Put End Miss Edna Louise Nutton, (laugh- ally Meet in Abbott House 103 Voters to Polls Low Rent Homes for Vets To 11:23 a. in., box 66, Poor and to of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Natton of Main streets, for grass and brush (('ontinued front Page One) To Turtle Hunt (Continued front Page One) (Continued from Page One) Shawsheen, will present a concert --TRVGVE LIE tire off Ferndale avenue; Two local youths using rifles in dover history. He is going to abeth W. Alien, 1 Highland road; state will reimburse the town by at the Methuen Music hall, Broad. 12:58 p. in., still for grass firs on a turtle-hunting expedition along way, y, Mentihnp. speak specifically about the visit Mary G. Bailey, 86 Elm street; payments which will take care to land of the B. & M. railroad off En- Hussey's brook, off William street 8:15 In 60, NUMBER General George Washington paid e'n ad j:IrlittlioanY. to herMay solo 7 at VOLUME more street; Kirk R. Batcheller, 161 Lowell in Shawsheen Village, were inter- a limited extent the local tax numbers, she will perform two duet to Andover in NOvember, 1789. 3:01 p. m., still for grass fire at street; Eliabeth R. Caldwell, rupted in their sport Sunday exemption afforded veterans un- numbers with another pianist Shortly after his inauguration, 01 100 Burnham road on land of Chris- afternoon and their rifles taken der this Housing Act. note, Miss Margaret Novsesian, General Washington made a tour Woodland road; Frederick E. tison and others; away from them after complaints According to notice received by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar VIEWS of the eastern states, visiting Cheever, Bancroft road; Eliza- 5:14 p. in., box 46, Main and Mor- about their shooting reached the the selectmen each Housing au- Novsesian of Bradford. Miss Nutton, Andover on his return from New beth R. Collins, 35 Summer street; ton streets, engines 1 and 3, ladder police station. thority established will have home who has presented many mitstand. Hampshire and on his way from Richard S. Douglas, 18 Morton truck and brush fire truck respond- Realizing that a bullet might rule with reference to the plan- ing programs in surrounding con OF Haverhill and Lexington. It was street; Blanche K. Elliot, 384 es ed, for slight fire in back entry at ricochet and hit someone on the ning, building, owning and man- and towns, is a graduate of Abbot at this time that Washington North Main street; Edmond E. home of Charles Stone, 158 Main golf course nearby, Chief George aging of the rentals. Academy, class of 1943. breakfasted at Deacon Isaac Hammond, Porter road; Gladys THE street, causing damage to wood- A. Hill, 93 Central street; George A. Dane sent Sergeant David L. If adopted by the town, the Abbott's tavern. work; Hird, North street; Mitchell John- Nicholl and Officer Frank Koza to selectmen will appoint four mem- The following extract from 6:45 p. m., still for brush fire in son, 47 Central street; Clifford E. Investigate. They quickly lo- hers to serve until the next an- TREE TROUBLES? NEWS the biography of Judge Phillips rear of Dumonts' on Tewksbury cated the lads, one 14 and the nual town meeting in March Marshall, 22 Pasho street; Nor- • spraying • Scientifically Sty 1,1.:0NARD F. 'JAME gives the picture we wish to re- street; engine 2 and brush fire man L. Miller, 17 Lowell street; other 15, and took the rifles to when they will be elected by the call: "Thursday morning (No- truck responded; • Feeding - Fruitfully On November 29, 1947 the I James F. Robjent, 109 Chestnut the station where they were kept voters. The fifth member of the • Pruning - Proficiently vember 5th) he drove early to .%pril 21%- Nations provided the paper street; Harry Sellers, 5 Avon until the boys' parents called for board is appointed by the state. • Surgery - Skillfully Andover, and breakfasted at 12:15 p. in., box 4, for grass off street; Vincent F. Stulgis; 22 them. lion for the settlement of Pal Deacon Isaac Abbott's tavern . . . —the division of the land int Andover street; Cheever circle; Irving J. Whit- One of the weapons was a .22 while tarrying there, he asked 1945 PLATES AT ONCE parts, provisional or teml 1:43 p. m., still for fire at Canter- comb, 3 Main street; Edward P. calibre rifle. The other was an Ill TO DOWN the little daughter of Deacon governments for the Jew's] bury street dump; Hall, Dascomb road; and Gavin expensive double-barrel combina- New or Old boi -N. Weds' Abbott to mend his riding glove Alm Thole, Phone the Arab states by April 1, 3:18 p. m., still for grass fire rear FL McGhie, 72 Clark road. tion with one barrel over the for him; and when she had done D. HAREN-DpalRa rhmadREY and the establishment of two of Moody's off Tewksbury street; other, the top being a .22 calibre OPIN AVINING8 Manchester it, took her upon his knee and On the Democratic side the pendent states by October 1 rifle and the bottoin a 10 gauge 525 Milk St. 1431 Moss. Aim April 20- Group 2 delegates headed by Autos Harvard Ark 300 thus was the problem solved gave her a kiss, which so elated shotgun. 34070 Mot 441= Miss Priscilla that she would not 11:05 a. m., still for fire in truck Thomas P. O'Neil, Jr., in a vary- mun. AND IIRMATIllt MAIO, vided the Jews, the Arabs, tit, allow her face to be washed again owned by Nugent Furniture com- ing vote that gave the highest Previous complaints have been mins and world politics cot for a week." pany, furniture packing blankets candidate 12 and the lowest nine, made by Shawsheen residents ignored! ran ahead of the McCormick- who, on many occasions, have The name of Priscilla Abbott became ignited when truck waft in The immediate question i Curley group in which the highest observed boys shooting along the chosen as the name for the vicinity of corner of Salem street The New Lonegren Wall Papers cember 1947 was, How will received four votes and the low- banks of the river or in adjacent now chapter at an organization and Highland road; engine 1 re- ties be enforced? The three p est two. fields. One resident, Nicholas V. meeting which was held recently sponded; Are In involved—Rritish, Arabs, J Grieco of 40 William street, has at the home of Mrs. Guy Howe, Only one booth, that at the didn't know what the United 1 April 27- already lost two swans and sev- ALSO BEAUTIFUL FABRICS Square & Compass club, was and Russia (partners in ogre, organizing regent. It has since 12:44 p. m., still for brush and open for voting. The hours were eral ducks which he had kept in For Overhangings and Custom Made Slip Covers for practically the first time) been approved by the National grass on land of Mrs. Larkin, Wo- a pool in the noon until 6 o'clock. Two precinct rear of his home. With the Service of an Interior Decorator to do to produce a solution Society of the D.A.R. in Wash- burn street, Ballardvale; ington. officers front each of the six pre- Russia, realistically, know the 1:25 p. m., box 4, grass and brush To Help You Make the Right Selection Priscilla Abbott not only repre- cincts were on duty for six hours Of the more than 40,006 Won wasn't possible? The t on the land of Town of Andover on ,ents a pleasant chapter in An- each. Naval Officers now on active duty, States proposed that as a I Chandler road; engine 1 responded; dover history, but is representa- Each of the 103 votes cast at more than 13,000 or approximate- STRATFORD SHOP of keeping peace while pat 3:44 p. m.. still for grass on land tive of a family name which has the primaries cost the town ap- ly thirty per cent, are qualified as 50-A MAIN STREET TEL. 1310.11 proceeded there should be a a of 'Mitchell Johnson off Lupine been of historical significance proximately $1.66. Expenses for naval aviators. constabulary recruited on a road; since the first settlers came into police, janitor, rental and the teer basis by the United Na 4:35 p. m., still for grass fire n the Merrimack Valley, first being transportation of boxes ran up to How large? In 1947 Britian p land of Mr. Gilman of Lowell recorded in 1 64 3. Isaac Abbott. 8152.80 Printing the warrent for Palestine with 100,000 troo street; Priscilla Abbott's father, was posting was $1 1, advertising cost a cost of $160,000,000. To 5:20 p. m., still for grass on land educated at Harvard and later $8.25 and one or two other items should the volunteers report? of Mr. Colombosian on Argilla made shrewd investments in such as the constable's fee for should pay for the organize road; property. He "lined the psalms posting brought the total to about Who would be admitted to it? 6:25 p. m., still for brush at 44 a bile his cousin Joseph pitched $1 7 5. Beacon street on land of Mr. Roy; the tunes" at South Church until (Continued on Page Eigh 4:50 p. in., box 651 for smoky fur Watt's Hymns Cattle In about nace at home of Rosaire Dubrule, 1 7 7 6. Though it has been writ- 88 Lowell street; engines 1 and 3 Chris Muller ten that the Abbott family did not and ladder 1 responded; engine 2 by Ford-trained MechanicsCARE with Genuine Ford Parts CARPENTRY aspire to public office, the annual covered central. town report of Andover, 1 7 8 8, 12.3 HIGH PLAIN ROAD .tpril 2S- DALTO showed 19 Abbots or Abbotts TEL. AND. 1145-W elected to town office. Isaac, 10:05 a. m., still for fire in blow- himself, was selectman, town er at Merrimack Card Clothing com- Presents for the lark, and clerk of the markets. pany, Buxton court. Mrs. George Glennie and her 12:28 p, to., still, grass fire on land of George C. Reid, 36 Enmore street. TAXPAYERS committee will be in charge of re- To carry un our work in con. CANDY freshments at the organization c;:50 p. tn., Chimney at home of junction with our state association, Merle Robinson, Chandler road, no the Taxpayers' Association needs meeting, which approximately additional members. Dues arc $1 fifty persons are expected to service. per year. Kindly make applications TREAT THAT SPEC 7:40 p. in., Brush at I)en Rock through Mr. Newcomb of The An- attend. dover SaVIII, Bank. park. Our mechanics are Ford experts. They know Our Genuine Ford Parts are exact duplicates your Ford's characteristics best, get the lob of the parts built into your car. They're made "Dear", said Mrs. Blake, "I think With a Box of PERFI Ill appear in the charity show. don. sooner at a savings. right to fit right and last longer. Naturally you PI What do you think people would EVERYBODY UP savel say if I wore tights?" (As in a Ball game) Without looking up from his paper, Mr. Blake dourly replied? 7th inning—BUT, IT'S YOUR INNING! "They'd probably say I married you f.or your money". In the very near future, every family in this town will receive from Proctor & Gamble five certificates worth 1 Oc each, toward the purchase of their popular brands! We're prepared to honor 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE them for you! IN Sunshine Crackers, full p 1 27c DRESSMAKING Baxter's French Pry and Sliced Potatoes, 20 oz. can s REMODELING Breakfast ('up Coffee, Perc and Drip grinds lb .111c ALTERATIONS Ceylon Orange Pekoe Tea (If you like it loose) lb. 89c Bottle 27c 1 Log Cabin Cane and Maple Syrup, 12 fluid oz. 137118111 SAwith Factory-approved1/ Methods— LADIES' SUITS, COATS, Smile Nlarslunallows, 12 oz.. tins (good buy) 27c DRESSES MADE TO ORDER with Special Ford Equipment The Rockport Market PAUL'S It's equipment specially designed to check Fords CLEANERS AND DYERS Tel. Andover 1234 Accommodation Service fast and right. That too, adds up to a better job. 127 MAIN STREET TEL. 2125 Drive in soon for some real Ford savings.

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