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Andover's Own NewspaperlrCWNSMAN Since 1937 VOLUME 65, NUMBER 28 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MAY 1, 1952 PRICE 5 CENTS se by iresass=usw TANIgisocam- linallor" he Record Primary Vote of e. Cast Here; Republicans 'HARMAC1 Prefer Eisenhower 2-1 PH. G. Reg. Pharr!). Andover cast a surprising vote SQII R F. Air Observer of 2453 ballots in the presidential primaries Tuesday and Republican Force To Go On voters showed a preference of ?r for '52—the great. Eisenhower by more than two-to- n the low-price field) 24 Hour Duty one over Taft. The air-ground observer force The vote: Eisenhower 1419, Taft 620, MacArthur 7, Stassen out like its beauty. New Ford will go on full time, 24 hour a day ger ... with more interior con. duty beginning about May 17, 5, Warren 2, Lodge 2. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee suty and bigness, there's bruit according to instructions received led the field in the Democratic aletely new car in its field host by Civil Defense Director Albert write-in vote getting a total of 74 th sturdier K-bar frame. Cole Jr., from Gen. Hoyt S. Van- while Truman and Eisenhower got denberg, commander in chief of 11 each, Richard K. Gordon 10, the U.S. air force corps. Taft 5, Harriman 3, Dever and In ordering full time duty for the Douglas 2 each, John McCormick, aircraft observers, consisting of Herbert O'Connor and Harriman 1 about 150,000 volunteers in 36 each. states, Gen. Vandenberg states In the district delegate votes that "danger of possible attack is Andover, like the rest of the state, sufficient to make it advisable to rolled up a good lead for Group 1 man the observation posts 24 hours which was pledged to Eisenhower. a day." Both the delegates and the alter- A vast network of warning sta- nates in this group received a sub- tions equipped with the latest and stantial two-to-one vote over the most powerful radar and electronic Group 2 delegates and alternates equipment is rapidly approaching 411 pledged to Taft. iolstery combinations completion. Navy ships with simi- In the Democratic contest for lest choice of powct lar sets patrol both the east and district delegates and alternates west coasts. Group 1 received much more than !,c1 car offered so much! Take Andover has one of the non- the combined vote of Croup 2 and s so many body, color and Here are some of the 2453 of the town's 7338 registered voters who went to the polls Tues- mechanical detection posts and day the candidates not grouped. style ... only Ford offers 18 to vote in the presidential primary. Top photo shows view In polling place at the Square & personnel to man this station con- Compass club. Lower photo shows part of the waiting line outside the building shortly after For the Democratic town com- sr . . . only Ford offers o tinually until further notice must mittee 10 were to be elected but 6 p.m. (Look Photos) f-8 and a 101-h.p. high- be signed up very soon. - as only nine names appeared on Those interested in offering . only Ford offers Fordomatic Plan Observance the ballot there was a contest for tiona I I their services for this duty should the 10th place by a write-in vote. Of Loyalty Day Service Club To Sponsor contact one of the following: This resulted in the election of Francis J. Rodericks of the And- Richard K. Gordon who had 15 Veteran organizations of the over Service club; Frank J. O'Con- town will join at 7:15 o'clock this Junior League Ball Team nor, Andover Catholic club; William (Continued on Page 14) evening to conduct a formal retreat • The committees of the Andover Watt, Clan Johnston; Allen Flye, at the flagpole in front of the li- Abbot Announces Junior League baseball team have St. Matthew's lodge, Harold Haller, International Fiesta brary in the square. been announced by Harold E. PTA council, Herbert H. Otis, To Be Staged Here This will be the local obser- Two Honor Groups Heseltine, president of the And- Andover council of churches. ct range of power! vance of Loyalty day. All veterans Two announcements of impor- over Service club which is spon- An international fiesta, spon- of the town, whether they belong to tance in the spring calendar of soring the local team. The league Plan To Use .Added sored by the directors of the Inter- any of the local organizations or Abbot academy were made last is for boys in the 13 — 15 age national Institute will be held at not, are invited to participate. week by Miss Marguerite Hearsey group. Playground Space 8 p.m., Friday, May 16, in the Veterans taking part will form and Miss Alice C. Sweeney. On Officials of the league and the Memorial auditorium. on Park street near the Legion and Thursday morning at the regular committees, who have been noti- The selectmen at their meeting For the occasion the hall will be D.A.R. rooms at 7:15 p.m. and chapel service, Miss Sweeney fied to meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight Monday night made plans to invite a lively scene of color. The par- march to the library. Townspeople read the names of those members at Ford's Pastry shop, are as representatives of the school com- ticipants will be dressed in their are invited to attend. of the Class of 1952 who are can- as follows: Timothy J. Scanlon, mittee, the recreation committee national costumes and the epi- didates for membership in the president; Charles W. Bowman, and the hoard of public works to a sodes staged by several nationali- national Cum Laude society. They secretary; James R. Mosher, conference to discuss plans for ties will be an endeavor to demon- BUNNY'S are as follows: Mary Dozier Hawes treasurer; finance, Frank L. Brig- the newly acquired lands at the strate some of the finest from ,..,,,_.• CATERING SERVICE of New Canaan, Conn.; Susan Hun- ham, Harold Wennik, Joseph H. playstead. their own traditions, music and Weddings—Receptions—Testimonials ter of Westport, Conn.; Anne Lord Higginson, Donald S. Burns Jr., The board also received an in- art. Handicraft and embroidery Any Size — Anywhere of Swampscott, and Anne Sanborn Robert F. MacMackin. vitation from the Andover All- will be exhibited and choice foods Women's post, 427, American Le- Caterer Of Distinction of Andover. Candidates are in- Equipment: Stanley F. Swanton, native to many of the groups will it gion, to attend the annual installa- be for sale. ..._, Tel. TEL. LAW. 4323 ducted into the society at the, W. R. Hill, Wallace Brimer, John , MI close of the session. The regional John N. Cole, George L. Follans- tion of officers of the post to be Ball room and square dancing ma meeting of the organization will bee; field & grounds, J. Aubrey held in the Legion hall May 5. will follow the program. Charles Lundergan and Donald THE FOLLOWING take place Thursday, May 1, at St. (Continued on Page 14) Members of the board of di- Wheelock of the Disabled American Mark's school in Southborougts, and rectors are working to make this Veterans appeared before the will be attended by the Abbot fiesta one of unusual interest to fdidest rtotitTrad ANDOVER Regent Returns board to request use of the square candidates with Miss Marguerite all who attend. Mrs. B. Allen the evening of Thursday, May 1, Hearsey, principal of Abbot, who From Convention Rowland and Mrs. Deank K. Web- for Loyalty day services to be STORES Mrs. Roland Weeks, regent of ster Jr., are co-chairmen. (Continued On Page Ten) conducted jointly by all local Priscilla Abbot chapter, NSDAII, veterans organizations. The re- ANNOUNCEMENT OPEN recently attended as delegate the PLOWING continential congress held in quest was approved. The board voted the Lawrence Washington during the week of DR. C. V. DONEHUE FRIDAY NIGHTS Gas & Electric Co., permission to HARROWING Apr. 19. Mrs. Weeks was among the erect 11 poles on both sides of Chiropodist — Podiatrist 'TIL 9 Small or Large Areas guests received by Mrs. Truman Cutler road, northerly from Lowell street. announces the opening of !LUNGS': CARRIAGE TRADE SHOP; is the newly renovated presiden- • M. COLE: ELANDER & SWANTON; Estimates cheerfully tial mansion at a tea and reception his office at tendered the delegates. 'ou can't buy ORD'S; HARBORNE SHOP; W. R. given — Call And. 1546 FLAGSTONES 26 CHESTNUT ST., ANDOVER ILL'S; MICHAEL JAY'S; REIN- Further details of the congress HOLD'S; J. W. ROBINSON CO.; and highlights of the year's pro- ASSORTED COLORS. WOOLWORTH'S; THE STRATFORD W. A. WATSON gress of the chapter will be heard By Appointment Only SHOP. at the annual meeting to be held M. O'Ma honey Co. ART Merchant s Committee after luncheon at the Manning CALL ENT, 5109 (No Toll Chg.) S ANDOVER BOARD OF TRADE 54 Salem St. Andover Manse Wednesday, May 14. 6 West St. Lawrence Tel. 6149 TFE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952

240 Now Engaged In Fund Campaign Early returns indicate a good Curtis, Mrs. Samuel S. Rogers; response to the current Republican nor John K. Hill; Precinct 2 — Albert fund canvass in Andover. L. Kerr Sr., Mrs. Edwin E. Lei- Robert M. Kimball, director af the the business administration divi. stir The following additional workers dich, Mrs. Theodore E. Tyler; have been enrolled in the neighbor-- Precinct 3 — Mrs. Walter R. Davis, sion at M.I.T., and Charles Am Gage, vice president of E. R, Mt., to neighbor division: Precinct 1 — Mrs. Hervey T. Guertin, Mrs. Peter I.. Butler Miss Irene E. Squibb & Sons, were elected trus t ag Frederick A. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Orstein, Mrs. tees of Phillips academy Saturdro, VHS bringing James G. Prout; Precinct 5 — the board up to 15 met. hers. Robert D. Mayo. Alexander D. Gibson, chairman Kimball, who lives in South Lit. of the campaign, reports that 240 coin, was a member of the clot, Andover residents are now serving of 1929 at Phillips academy an: as workers. served for some time as an 'alum:, trustee. Before going to h1. I.1 REAL ESTATE he was associate director of tf , U.S. Los Alamos scientific labor, tory at Los Alamos, N.M., ar. during World War II was an advise INSURANCE to the army air force meteorologica, program and the navy aerological program. Gage, a member of the P.A, Ernest L. class of 1921, has been active in alumni affairs and is past presi• WILKINSON Presentation of a bronze star medal to Joseph A. Horan of dent of the alumni council. Ile is Andover at services held in Boston in commemoration of the a graduate of Yale and during Sofa Pi Bay State Bldg. License c98 fall of Bataan. In photo, from left to right, J. D. Brown, city 2nd Floor -- MUSGROVE BLDG World War II was chief of missions 700 LAWRENCE greeter representing Mayor John II. Bines of Boston; Etnelio and special assistant to the ANDOVER SQUARE Abello, representing the Phillipine government; Mr. loran; REGULAR Tels: Lawrence 6131 TEL ANDOVER 1998 American ministers to Iceland and Andover 1653 Marine Major Witherspoon representing the First Naval dis- 'the Union of South Africa. The trict; and Capt. P. linickerbocker, representing the com- Iceland goveinment decorated him $1 99 manding general of the First U.S. Army. with the Order of the Falcon. Ile was prominent in track at the Communion Service academy. He now lives in New Deacons Chosen York. Decorator Sc The deacons chosen to officiate in luscious to This week and every week, Weiner's Joseph S. Horan, 6 Avon st., REVIVAL OF FAITH was the recipient of a bronze star at the laymen's communion service filled. 3rd Floe Little Folk's Shop offers you What this country needs most at medal at exercises held in Boston Sunday, May 11, at 8 a.m. in the adorable little nursery essentials present is a revival of faith—faith recently commemorating the fall Baptist church, are, Herbert P. for the "family pet." in Cod, our country and ours,1...s, of Bataan. Carter of West Parish church, El- Awnii Mr. Horan is a survivor of the bert C. Weaver of the South church, ANY WINTER GARMENT SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Bataan "death march" and was a George Keith of the Free church, REGULARL FOR BABY prisoner of war for three and a and Thomas E. Woodhead of the CLEANED and PRESSED at SAVINGS FROM 205% half years. The medal was pre- Baptist church. REGULAR PRICE sented for meritorious achievement It is suggested that those who in general combat against the have to leave the Free church enemy in the battle of Bataan promptly at 9:15 a.m. in order to SEALED IN A Heavy where he served as a medical attend their church schools, qualil corpsman. might leave their autos on Elm MOTH-PROOF BAG Green and w A past state vice commander of street before going to the service. Easy to instal the Disabled American Veterans, Breakfast tickets should be se- extra 36" sizes. 3rd Mr. Horan is also past commander cured at once. 25c of Chapter 18, D.A.V., of Andover and a member of the V.F.A., TAKES BOSTON POSITION Glassy% American Legion, Andover Grange Miss Dorothy Ann Dodge, daugh- LAUNDRY and Sportsman's club. He is em- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. REGULAR ployed at present as a special in- Dodge, 47 Summer st., has ac- vestigator for the state veterans' cepted a position as private Shirts . 16c ea. service. secretary to the dean of the N.E. Nn Miniimint Rundle (hare. 25 Conservatory of Music in Boston Laundered and Refinished. Collecting Funds following her graduation from the Libby's Art Fay school, Boston, where she re- assortment, go For Flood Relief ceived hieh honors. Andover Red Cross chapter is bets, cocktails now collecting funds for disaster SUITS, COATS, DRESSES pilsners, cordic Ilqick or relief. Dyed Navy Blue, customer. 4th F We were waiting for the 8:08 has something like the same In a note accompanying one re- Brown. one morning when a long, effect as changing gears in an cent contribution the donor ex- FOR WEDDING PORTRAITS diesel-powered freight train automobile. So the drive is pressed regret that it was small Cotton B went by. completely flexible, and the AND CANDIDS "I wonder how those things diesel's whole job is to run the because, "I know the need is get underway" one of the com- generating plant." great." OF LASTING BEAUTY... USUALLI muters remarked. "Do you sup- "What's the reason for the So vast is the size of relief pose they shift gears like a car ?" B and M changing over from operations in the midwest that the "No," said Bill, the railroad steam to diesel?" asked another area has been divided into two $25 authority. "They could never fellow. "I've noticed that most sections for better administration. make a clutch that wouldn't of the trains are diesel these As flood waters recede in each All cotton plai burn out, getting a 100-car days." The third generation 01 a !anion, lamily community the big part of the Red freight underway." "Yes," said Bill, "all the 0/ portrait photographer, "de by Can Cross work is just beginning. The "Do they have fluid drive, railroads are converting to Blue, rose, brc maybe?" diesel. I read somewhere that rehabilitation work required will CALL MRS. D'URSO LAW. 35921 "No, but that's closer to it. the B and M has replaced 227 continue for months to come. The Downstairs. The diesel engine drives a big steam locomotives with $27,- entire resources of the Red Cross generator, see? And the gener- 000,000 worth of diesels in the have been marshalled to help this ator generates power for elec- past 10 years, and pretty soon program. tric traction motors that are there'll be no steam left on the Contributions in any amount will system. connected to the locomotive's be gratefully received at local wheels." "lro answer your question "I get it. Diesel to generator there are lots of reasons for this Red Cross headquarters, R Elm st. Our windows tell you at a glance just to motor. A Tinker-to-Evers- changeover. Diesels are much FINED IN LOWELL to-Chance sort of a set-up." cheaper to run, because the oil A fine of $50 was imposed on what our taste in clothes is like. "That was another kind of they burn is a less expensive Harry A. Donovan of Andover in with a 'clutch' combination," fuel than coal. They can go Conservative and gentlemanly... quipped the commuter. farther without reservicing. Lowell District court last Friday on a charge of operating while un- emphasis on comfort and casual dis• When the groans had sub- Maintenance is cheaper and soft 1st Prize: sided Bill went on with his quicker, and they can be der the influence of liquor. Ile was tinction ...as typified by our explanation. "The engineer worked practically 24 hours a also fined 810 for speeding. He 2nd Prize: controls power and speed en- day. And because they've got pleaded not guilty to the charges conifructed,nalural shouldered 3rd Prize: tirely through electricity he better 'torque,' or traction, when arraigned Apr. 10 following GLEN AI1TNEY suits by i rk handles a throttle which con- they can start and pull heavier his arrest in Tyngsboro. Exclusive with V trols the speed of the diesel loads than steam locomotives of Southwick. $69.. Absolutely nc IN MOCK CONVENTION engine, and this in turn gener- the gam.: rated horsepower." the coupons tx ates more or less current to "One thing you forgot," Marilyn Ann Jaspert, daughter of drive the motors. He also has said the first commuter. "They Mr. and Mrs. George II. Jaspert, 10 MACARTNEY'S and deposit in another lever which changes don't create a lot of smoke and Stonehedge rd., was a member of GLEN A L out the store! the electrical connections in cinders." the delegation which represented 1 Lts10E - flAVLitidLL from series to "Right you are," Bill sap Neutral L A'./ our 52nd Ann various ways Bradford Junior college at the Jhuuldrii. hai ) and this nodded as the 8:08 pulled in. parallel and so on mock Republican convention held running! recently at Harvard university. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 pt Academy Trustees M. Kimball, director of mess administration diri. M.I.T., and Charles 5, rice president of F, R, k Sons, were elected sus. 'hillips academy Saturday, the board up to 15 mem.

11, who lives in South Idn• as a member of the class at Phillips academy and some time as an .alurns Before going to NAT associate director of th, s Alamos scientific labors. Los Alamos, N.M., an: ;odd Ilar II was an advise rrny air force meteorologica and the navy aerologica Now That Sutherland's Celebrates Another Milestone, We Invite You To

, a member of the P..l. f 1921, has been active in affairs and is past presi• the alumni council, lie is ,uate of Yale and during ar II was chief of missions .pecial assistant to the an ministers to Iceland and lion of South Africa, The goveinment decorated him se Order of the Falcon. Be ,rominent in track at the sy. lie now lives in New Extra fine quality Rayon Special purchase `;pring- Mid-teens and teens multi- 'Decorator Sofa Pillows marquisette curtains. 5eau- into-summer dresses for filament slips with lace in luscious taffeta, kapok tEVIVAL OF FAITH ti fu I Cluny lace edges. 72" women. Sizes 141 2 to 241,,- trirn.Sizes 10 to 16. Slight- filled. 3rd Floor. t this country needs most at long. 80" wide. 3rd Floor. 2nd Floor. ly soiled. 2nd Floor. is a revival of faith—faith , our country and ourselves. Teens' Suits Y WINTER GARMENT REGULARLY 25.00 ANED and PRESSED at REGULAR PRICE

SEALED IN A All wool, tailored spring Heavy quality canvas. Table lamp and shade. suits by famous maker. H-PROOF BAG Green and white stripe. fv,ilk glass decorated A play wear special. Girls' )T Subteens 10 to 14. Teens Easy to install. 30" and bases with matching corduroy slacks. Sizes 7 extra 10 to 16. 2nd Floor. 25c 36" sizes. 3rd Floor. shades. 4th Floor. to 14 years. 2nd Floor LAUNDRY Crib Blankets Infants' Sunsuits VALUES TC 11.95 SPECIAL PURCHASE irts . , 16c ear Minimum Bundle ( har0. $ 895 amide red and lt ,finidiPd. Libby's Art Glassware Boys and Girls plastic Beautiful floral border assortment, goblets, sher- Fonious brand, large size, lined seersucker sun- DYE WORK decorated dinner sets. bets, cocktails, ice teas, satin bound crib blankets suits in variety of colors. DRESSES Choice of two pcitterns. ITS, COATS, pilsners, cordials. 12 to a in soft pastels. 10G wool. Small, medium, large, ed Navy Blue, Black or 4th floor. customer. 4th Floor. 2nd floor. and X-large. 2nd Floor. Brown. 1.99 Our Anniversary Sale Event for Discontinued numbers of All cotton plaid blankets All linen ir.ported damask misses and women. Short Toppers Long line nylon bras of famous name girdles. 2- NDERERS and DYER made by Cannon mills. napkins. Choice of three in fine woolens and all fully lined. famous maker. B and C way stretch, side hook, Blue, rose, brown, green. beautiful patterns. Down- All the new spring styles in vary- cups. Pink only. Sizes Down stairs. brocade and satin lastic. stairs. ing lengths masterfully tailored by 36 to 44. 3rd Floor. Small medium and large. our top notch makers. One button 3rd Floor. closinc. Fashion-important colors iHOWING include navy blue, copes blue, aqua, pink, tan and black. Sizes tell you at a glance just for n:isses and women. 2nd Floor. 5 GREAT FLOORS - 63 .ste in clothes is like. DEPARTMENTS - VALUES and gentlemanly _with comfort and casual dis- FOR ALL THE FAMILY oft 1st Prize: $100.00 !Aerchandise Certificate! as typified by our 2nd Prize: 0 $50.00 ',1erchandise Certificate! atural shouldered 3rd Prize: $25.00 Merchandise Certificate! AND THE HOME 111 NEY suits by ), Fxclusive with Absolutely no obligation to buy! Just fill out one of STORE HOURS the coupons to be had at any taunter in the store ... ARTNEY'S and deposit in any one of the many containers through- 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY out the store! So come in tomorrow or any time during ,lCE v our 52nd Anniversary Sale and put your name in the PHONE ORDERS 37173 running!

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Ir The flowers on the altar of Mountain Club On A nnual Picnic the Union Congregational church were The Pequawkeet Mountain club Jack Hall won the singles and the given by Mr. and Mrs. George held its annual picnic Sunday, Apr. team of Almon Daniels and Dick BALLARDVALE WES nov correspondent, I eleplione 1093-J Sparks in loving memory of their 27, at the Pawtuckaway Mountain Abbott the doubles. mrs. Huth Green, parents. Mrs. the reservation with a large atten- The picnic party included Mr. stir Miss Shirley Nicoll of Lynnfiell dance. and Mrs. Jdhn Hall, Judy, Jeff and Postponed e..S. of C.S. Met An, Auction spent the weekend at the home of Lafalot Club After a dinner cooked at the Stevie Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Due to the inclement weather The regular meeting of the Mt., camp grounds the members enjoyed Newcomb; Debbie, Betsy , and Methodist church Women's Society her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James The May n,e ing last Saturday the auction which Nicoll, of Clark rd. club will be various games. In the horseshoes Brook Newcomb; Mr. and Mrs. was to be held by the Union Con- of Christian Service was held last iLS fklr. and Mrs. Robert !Mitchell Tuesday, May Robert Hatton and Libby Hatton; gregational church was postponed Thursday night at the home of the president Mrs. John Duke of River and family of Tewksbury st., were Mrs. Grant Silv Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Worthington, until Saturday May 10. sert will be s The kiddies however did not st. Mrs. Duke presided. Mrs. Robert the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Richard, Robert, Louise, and asked to be pro. miss out, as airplane and pony J. McCune had charge of devotions. Lawrence Mann and daughter, Cie" C. A. HILL & CO David Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. thia of. Milford. Mrs. Mitchell rides were in evidence all day. Mrs. John Wilson gave a report of Dinner Party E lectrica I Contractor Fraser Cul pitts; Priscilla, Bobby Mrs. Mann are sisters. and Nancy Colpitts; Mr. and Mrs. Chef Bart Smalley did a thriving the entertainment to be given at Mrs. Wallace Richard Abbott, Ricky and Carolyn business on the hut-dog and coke the spring fair to be held this Five Arraigned rd., entertained CHARLES A. HILL, JR. Abbott; Mr. and Mrs. Zygmond stand. The women of the church Saturday afternoon and evening. recently in hon Mrs. Edwin Brown gave a report of Bottomley of M Call us for every residen- Kupis, Donald, Betty, and Carol sold bakery, sandwiches and cof- On Traffic Charges fee. the supper held at the fourth quar- to be married t tial, commercial and in- Kupis; Mr. and Mrs. Almon Daniels Five defendants charged situ and two sons; Mrs. Charles Poore, Some of the merchandise for the terly conference. She also gave lowing the dint dustrial electrical service. traffic violations appeared befae Abbie Jane and Gates anti Jeff auction was on display at the play- returns from the miniature aprons joyed. Those Trial Justice Richard K. Cordon in LIGHTING ENGINEERS Poore. ground and Saturday May 10 should sent out to members and friends of Wilbur Clark, M The next event will be the be a marked success. the church. the local court last week. born, Mrs. Mal, 13 Chestnut St. Tel. 1076 ladies' night program at the South The rummage sale will not be A nominating committee was Jerome E. Andrews Jr., of Hid. Frank B. Law, church Tuesday, May 13. held until May 17. appointed as follows: Mrs. Henry den rd., was fined S10 for speeding Dorothy L. Pe Meyers, Mrs. Robert J. McCune and and a charge of operating the Bottomley. V. F. W. MEETING Spring Fair wrong way on a one-way street was Mrs. James Enright. Receives Pron Andover post, 2128 Veterans of The spring fair and entertain- Mrs. John Duke read a letter in filed. Foreign Wars, will hold a short ment of the W.S. of C.S. of the Gerald F. Gaughran of Dorches- Word has bee splaelf regard to a W.S. of C.S. officers' and Mrs. Rayrn, meeting Thursday evening in the Methodist church will be held in workshop to be held in Reading on ter was fined S5 on a charge of post rooms, following the retreat well st. that the the community room Saturday May May 26. Plans were made to hold speeding. Abraham Gilman of ceremony to be held in town. Mem- situated at the 3, starting at 2 p.m. There will be a baked bean supper on May 17. Dorchester, was fined 510 for bers are requested to make a very aprons, bakery and candy, fancy speeding and a charge of failure to air base has bee is here special effort to attend this meet- work, grabs, plants and a tea table. Refreshments were served by keep to the right of a travelsd sergeant in the r ing. Mrs. John Wilson, chairman of Mrs. George Davison and Mrs. way was filed. Junior Women the entertainment has announced Henry Meyers. Eugene J. Maglio of Milwaukee, All New Styles ALL- WOMEN'S POST Those present were: Mrs. An- The May mee The annual installation of Ando- the following program starting at Wis., was fined $5 on a charge of 8 p.m., "Western Ilowid-up" pa- drew Townsend, Mrs. Charles Al- Womans' Union ver All-Women's post, 427, Ameri- speeding. Edward W. Hyland of will be held at And Colors rade; Virginia reel; Bill Davis and len, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Edna Attleboro, charged with speeding, can Legion, will be held the even- May 8 in the c Thelma Sparks, Bill Davidson and Laffin, Mrs. Edwin Brown, Mrs. pleaded nolo and the case was Now ing of Friday, May 5, in the Legion James Enright, Mrs. Frank Orlan- second mile post headquarters. Beverly Sparks and David Robin- filed. son and Norma Kibbee. Jitterbug do, Mrs. Robert McCune, Mrs. brought to the In Stock will be a servic aap; Billy Davidson and Norma Henry Meyers and Mrs. John Duke, REALTY TRANSFERS INSURANCE - connection with Kibbee; solo, Mrs. Frank Orlando; W illiam Dixon to Arthur G.Chas P. T. A. Meeting social hour w tap and solo, Norma Kibbee; The regular meeting of the Bal- berlain, West Parish. OPEN DAILY TIL 6 P.M. REAL ESTATE "Tasting Part] awarding of prizes of "Western lardvale PTA will be held at the Jeremiah L. Dyer et al to Frank FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 J. Burgess et ox, N. Main st. your favorite rec Round-up" contestants; one-act Bradlee school Thursday evening Rodericks is ch WEDDING GIFT comedy "Moron's Delight" with May 8. The guest speaker will he Edward Cherowbrier et ux to Arthur Williams et ux, Haverhill gram. INSURANCE Line Moore as Muggins; Francis Elmont Tyndale of Andover. MacMillian as Dora Comstock and st. Vegetable Grov Jr. et al to SHOES THAT SATISFY Joanne Birch as Mattie Comstock. Hobby Club Charles H. Sawyer The Essex EUGENE A. The Hobby club meets in the Fred E. Cheever, on and near Ceti. riendly Guild tral st. growers met last basement of the Methodist church of John Rasmus The regular monthly meeting of Sebastian Cicazzo to Alphonse Thursday evenings with Calvin This is the first the Friendly Guild of the Union Krysynski et ux, Holt st. REINHOLD'S Seiferth in charge. Tonight a busi- will be conduct BERNARDIN, Jr Congregational church was held ness meeting will be held when Clarence E. Wedge to Ethel E. 4? MAIN ST. last Thursday evening at the home county this sp 3 MAIN ST. TEL. 2207-W officers will be elected and hob- Mackiernan, Harold Parker and Thomson, of Mrs. Elwyn Russell of Chester exte bies of the members chosen. Je nkins rds. specialist at t st. Mrs. William D. McIntyre pre- Ethel E. Mackiernan to Oar. Massachusetts sided at the business meeting. Personals ence E. Wedge et al, Harold Par. speaker and he c Mrs. Ralph Sharpe read the Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Perry of ker and Jenkins rd. secretary's report and the trea- high st. entertained Frank Miraldi lea, "Disease In the beds". surer's statement was given by of Plainfield, N. J., recently. Shawsheen Manor Mrs. Randolph Perry. Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gibson of Senior Women Sharpe had charge of devotions. River st., entertained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Provissio and children of The member: Mrs. Albert Warner gave a report Women's Union Lawrence last Sunday. on the Stanley party the guild held a.m. Thursday, 1 recently. Miss Harriet Schofield of Med- ford, spent the weekend at her church and will Mrs. Randolph Perry gave the car to Auburn( home on Tewksbury st. towELL nominating committee's report and voikiRtRiCt TONIGHT meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pisardzyck t it was accepted. New officers will 110ULEVARO THRU SAT. Missionary home be installed at the June meeting. and family of North Brookfield, ag/k fig_ will be served. Tel. And. 860 It was voted to amend the by- were the Sunday guests of Mr. and HUMPHREY to Take (hit contact Mrs. V it.st,in Style Chine.. Food — Orders flit t p laws and to hold the meetings the Mrs. Charles Walent of Andover st. BOGART transportation. B third Thursday of the month start- Miss Mary Elizabeth Green of ing in September. Boston spent the weekend at her "SIROCCO" outh Fellowat The annual banquet will be held home on Marland st. Next Sunday GABARDINE at the Massachusetts Congrega- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flagger JON HALL arents and frie tional conference center, Framing- and daughter, Priscilla of Beverly MARIA MONTEZ eoRle's Fellow ham, Thursday, May 10. Cars will visited Mr. and Mrs. James Sparks church are to no leave the church at 4:30 p.m. Mem- of River st., Sunday. "SUDAN" This will be bers going are asked to contact Mrs. Emery Ackerman of Cen- hi f the season Mrs. Paul E. Callahan or Mrs. ter st., has returned from the Peter muds are invite Frank Watson as soon as possible. Dent Brigham hospital and is a N t',1% s—stiOltTS Mrs. Ralph Sharpe suggested patient at the Lawrence General Children I'uder hutch Notes that a date bulletin be placed in hospital. T‘seloe FREI The flowers o the Eallardvale branch library and est Church las that future events of various orga- Miss Catherine Connolly of Mar- 1111''&.• - ere given in m SLACKS laud st., spent the weekend visit- America's MOST MODERN WM!' nizations be posted there. CONT.NUOUS DUI. TILL 0.10.11T, larence Warrer Members present at the meeting ing her aunt, Mrs. James Millane arents Mr. and !, of Carlisle. 4.95 - 6.95 - 8.95 - 12.95 were: Mrs. William Batchelder, Mrs. Harry Peatman, Mrs. Frank Watson, Mrs. Randolph Perry, Mrs. Alfred. The most challenging new car of any year - Webb, Mrs. Albert Warner, Mrs. Curtis Scholtz, Mrs. Ralph Green-. BUCI wood, Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. THE NEW 1952 MERCURY 34-1Utliher Ralph Sharpe, Mrs. Roland Joy Crease-Resistant Sr., Mrs. Russell Hall, Mrs. Wil- with MERC - 0 - MATIC DRIVE liam McIntyre, Mrs. Willard • Meyers, Mrs. Paul Callahan, Mrs. "KEN" CROMPTON'S NICK Helen Stevens and Mrs. Elwyn All Sizes Swanton Russell. ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. Following the business meeting Plumbing • INCOR•ORATID a social hour was enjoyed and re- Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer freshments were served by the 26 Park St. In Tan, Brown, Green 622 BROADWAY Authorized Sales and Service hostess assisted by Mrs. Russell and Skipper BI ue . . . . ANDOVER - EXETER TEl ,718' Hall. • LAWRENCE • THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 5

'wens on the altar of th e RUMMAGE SALE asked to contact Mrs. James S. ngregational church were Watt or any member of the commit- Mr. and Mrs. George A rummage sale sponsored by WEST PARISH the April circle of the Woman's tee. loving memory of their Mrs. Sarah Le%%i.,. corre.p Ient, 'Telephone 58.1-.1 union of the Free Christian church CRAFTSMAN'S DAY will be held Saturday, May 3rd, be- iirley Nicoll of Eynnfield The Reading Society of Crafts- Club Church Group ginning at 9 a.m., in the lower ves- men will hold its annual craftsmen- weekend at the hone of Lafalol The May n,eeting of the Lafalot There will be a meeting of the try of the church. Articles donated at-work day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Its, Mr. arid 'qrs. James may be left at the church on Fri- Clark rd. club will be held at 7:30 p.m. church missionary committee Fri- Monday, May 5 at the Old South Tuesday, May 6, at the biome of day May 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the home day evening. Anyone wishing to parish house, Reading. The public Mrn. lobert Mitchell Mrs. Grant Silva of Maple ave. Des- of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hudgins, have donations picked up is is invited. y of Tewksbury st., were North st. ry guests of Mr. and Mrs., sert will be served. Members are Surprise Party Mann and daughter, Cyn. asked to be prompt. Miss Shirley Clegg was lilford. Mrs. ".'iitchell most an Dinner Party happily surprised at her home by 1 are sisters. Mrs. Wallace Rennie of Argilla a group of her classmates and rd., entertained at a dinner party friends Sunday, Apr. 27, in honor Arraigned recently in honor of Miss Marjorie Methuen who is soon of her seventeenth birthday. Parlor Adoonatic Bottondey of games were enjoyed and Miss raffic Charges married to Leon Flint. Fol- to be Clegg received numerous gifts to defendants charged wit'. lowing the dinner cards were en- remember the occasion. Those iolations appeared before Those present were: Mrs. A. Whitney Griswold, presi- joyed. present were: Lucy Dallaire, Rita slice Richard K. Cordon in Wilbur Clark, Mrs. E. Vernon San- dent of Yale university, who Pelletier, Doris Ouelette, Doris I court last week. born, Mrs. Malcolm Skinner, Mrs. will be the speaker for the Andesse, Joan Silva, Barbara e E. Andrews Jr., of Hid. Mrs. Laura O'Brien, 22nd annual Stearns lecture at Frank 13. Law, Silva, Arlene Pariseau, Alice was fined 810 for speeding Dorothy L. Peeler, and Marjorie George Washington hall at 8:30 Hitchen Picard, Clair Van Coppenolle, charge of operating the p.tr., Friday. Tbe public is in- Rottornley. Patricia Retelle, Nancy White, ay on a one-way street was vited without charge. Doors Receives Promotion Patricia Bourdelais, Armand Roy, open at 7:45 p.m. (Photo by Word has been received by Mr. Ray Beauleau, Albert Berube, Dick Gaughran of Dorches. Yale University News 'tureau) and Mrs. Raymond Munroe of Lo- Nealey, Frank Deneu, Ernest and fined S5 on a charge of The Help Along club of Andover well st. that their son Allan who is James Clegg, Bob Rose and Robert g. Abraham Gilman of grange will meet tonight situated at the San Antonio, Tex., Hess. Refreshments were served the ter, was fined 310 for home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander air base has been promoted to staff by Mrs. Clegg. HEAT g and a charge of failure to Henderson on Argilla rd. sergeant in the military police. ) the right of a traveled Personals Mrs. William B. Corliss of High t filed. Junior Women Miss Doris Newton of Montpe- Plain rd. is a medical patient at se J. Maglio of Milwaukee, The May meeting of the Junior lier, Vt., is spending her spring the Lawrence General hospital. as fined $5 on a charge of %omens' Union of the West church vacation at the home of her par- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Haartz of High g. Edward Vt. Hyland of will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newton Plain rd., and Mr. and Mrs. Lath- ro, charged with speeding, May 8 in the church vestry. The of Routwell rd. rop Merrick of Shawsheen rd., nolo and the case was second mile boxes should be Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mosher and were dinner guests Saturday at brought to the meeting and there daughter, Jeanne of Douglaston, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Teddy will be a service of dedication in Long Island, N.Y. spent the week- Jones of Waltham. TY TRANSFERS connection with the devotions. The end with the former's parents, Mr nra Dixon to Arthur social hour will consist of a and Mrs. James Mosher of Haver- , West Parish. "Tasting Party"; please bring hill st. Little Jentine is spending niah L. Dyer et al to Frar, your favorite receipt. Mrs. Francis .the next four or five weeks with FOLKS ess et ox, N. Main st. Rodericks is chairman of the pro- her grandparents. Don't fuss around with ird Cherowbrier et us to gram. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trull of regular Williams et ux, Haverhill Shawsheen rd., are spending the GASH Storm Windows and Screens Vegetable Growers week in Newton. les H. Sawyer Jr. et al to The Essex County vegetable Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Lewis of . Cheever, on and near Cell. growers met last night at the farm Lowell st., visited Sunday with Mr. SAVE ... of John Rasmussen on Lowell st. and Mrs. Ellery Metcalf of Saugus. Time, Money and Temper. stian Cicazzo to Alphonse This is the first of a series which Mrs. John G. Gaskill of Lowell ski et ux, Holt st. will be conducted throughout the st., attended the meeting of the AVOID ... once E. Wedge to Ethel E. county this spring. Prof. Cecil Greater Lawrence Ministers Wives man, Harold Parker and Thomson, extension vegetable Assn. held last Friday afternoon That Twice-a-Year Chore. s rds. specialist at the University of at the home of Mrs. Harold Deacon Buy E. Mackiernan to Clap Massachusetts was the guest on Knox st. The program which ;_:. Wedge et al, Harold Par. speaker and he choose as his sub- followed the dessert was on the "JIFFY" I Jenkins rd. ject, "Disease Control in Hot- topic "Ministers Wives' Ethics Wooden Combination beds". and Problems in the Parish". SCREEN and STORM 14119)4111111 Mrs. Finest Fieldhouse of River uuu WINDOWS , Senior Women LkAki,t1..t kat( st., spent the weekend with rela- and make the change The members of the Senior tives. in Springfield. M.LOIEW'S in a jiffy. to. Tri- MM AC PARR Women's Union will meet at 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kayworth ERRI er*. -- Y RA a.m. Thursday, May 8 at the West Jr., and their son of Chandler rd., YXzeaft church and will then proceed by• spent the weekend at their camp at TEL. 37151 car to Auburndale, where their Big Island Pond, N.11. and ask to have our repre- g‘101-1- TONIGHT 414ms histf‘CL.,, \ meeting will be held at the Walker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meuse of sentative call to measure and ii4404.40444 MOM"' THRU SAT, Missionary home. A noon luncheon Wakefield, were recent guests at IMO110 quote prices. NTBATIA will be served. Members should the home of Mr. and '$b•.s. Clarence HE HUMPHREY contact Mrs. William Trow for Buckley of Kawsheen rd. RANGE. GAS BURNER BOGART transportation. Miss Glenna Merz has returned outh Fellowship to her home in Waterville, Me., Lawrence Plate & "SIROCCO" after visiting for several days with Next Sunday at 7 p.m. the her friend Marjorie Stewart of High Here's automatic kitchen-heating comfort . . . when JON HALL ',scents and friends of the Young 'P Plain rd. IS'indoi Glass Co. MARIA MONTEZ eople's Fellowship of the West ever you need it .. . at the turn of a dial. Simply set the church are to meet in the vestry. Mrs. Louise Craichen of Smyrna, TEL. 37151 thermostat and forget it. The Heatbath does the rest. 0 "SUDAN" Fla., is visiting at the home of This will be the final meeting 417 Canal St., Lawrencet No dirt, odors, ashes, soot or smoke. Quiet, safe, com- In ('olor 'f the season. All interested her sister Miss Nellie Cunningham fiends are invited. of Shawsheen rd. pact ... built for years of trouble-free service. Equipped FA% s —s1101tD• with positive automatic shut off. Lights instantly . . . hutch Notes Children 1.'1(1,7 without matches. Tssehe The flowers on the altar of the ' est Church last Sunday morning MODERN DPI IN! ere given in memory of the late Simply installed in your present range. twice s MOST com,Huciusousgyo...0ww larence Warren Mooar by his arents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mooar. Come in! See how easily and quickly the Heatbath Ours is a complete prescription service, offering not only Automatic Range Gas Burner can be installed in your the highest type of professional skill in preparing your present combination range. And find out how small car of any year • prescribed medicine, but also everything needed to monthly payments soon pay for yours while you're BUCHAN administer it properly. Here you will find the latest in using and enjoying it. 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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 x• 6 In The only men whose political Mrs. Paul McKinnon returned opinions differ widely just now are from the Lawrence General hos- those who belong to the same po- SHAWSHEEN pital Friday, accompanied by her litical party. son, Robert. He is the fourth child not( Mrs. Olden Cassell, Correspondent, Telephone 62 in the family, the others being, the Paul, Judy and Donald. sur Woman's Club Promoted to Sergeant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Byrne of Am The Shawsheen Village Woman's George F. Avery Jr., son of 'Ir. St., Canterbury st., are enjoying a club will hold its annual meeting and Mrs. George Avery of Sterling week's vacation in Washington,' ing and banquet at the Andover Coun- st., who is serving with the 7th vas D.C. try club at 6:30 p.m., Monday, Infantry division in Korea has Mrs. Jack Barry of Duxbery, May 5. Short reports of the year's been promoted to the rank of ser- formerly of Princeton rd., visited activities will be given by all de- geant. Sgt. Avery entered the ser- Mrs. Carleton Shulze last week, partments and committee chair- vice in December, 1950, and was and attended a bridge party in the men and the annual election of sent to Korea in August, 1951. He afternoon and the childrens' pro- officers will be held. Mrs. William has been serving as a tank gunner gram at the Shawsheen school in Thompson, program chairman, will in the 32nd Infantry regiment and the evening. has been awarded the Korean ser- present a "mystery" program Mrs. Alan Dunlop and daughter vice ribbon with one campaign which must be seen to be appre- Joyce of Arundel st., are enjoying ciated. Reservations for the ban- star. He attended Punchard High a trip to Washington D.C. during quet should be returned to Mrs. school and a Boston art school the vacation week. Gilbert Cate by May 1. Mrs. Cate and was a commercial artist in Henry E. Curry, 96 Chestnut Mrs. Alfred Garbutt has returned and Mrs. Winston Blake will be civilian life. ist., a senior at 'fulls college hostess chairmen for the evening. to her home on Enmore st. after a and a member of the Minim Board Meeting week's vacation in Montreal, council, who is on the product- Entertains No. Andover Club The board of directors of the Canada. ion committee for the Centennial A one-act play "They're none Shawsheen Village Woman's club James Baillie spent the week- pageant to be presented at of them perfect" was presented 'net at the home of the president, end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tufts oval the evenings of June by the dramatic department of the Mrs. Walter Caswell, on Wednes- Andrew Baillic on Carlisle st. He 3, 6 and 7 as part of the col- Shawsheen Village Woman's club day afternoon. The board enjoyed was accompanied by his roommate, lege's 100th anniversary [nth, at the regular meeting of the North a luncheon served by the hostess Robert Delaney of New York. They !ties. Andover Woman's club on Monday who is completing her two-year are both freshmen at Bowdoin col- afternoon, at the Trinitarian Con- term as president of the club. lege. ON FURLOUGH gregational church in North And- Charles P. Howe, son of NIL and over. The cast of characters was Shawsheen PTA Mrs. Guy B. Howe of Highland rd„ as follows: Amanda, Mrs.- Sherman The teachers and pupils of the PERSONALS is on a two-weeks' furlough fran Du Pont "40" is rich in ti- Locke; Amy, Mrs. Thomas Bevan; Shawsheen school presented the Miss Harriet H. Brown of Put- the naval training station at Bain- tanium dioxide, the whitest Lucy, Mrs. Richard Ilimmer; annual children's night in the nam, Conn., is the guest of Miss bridge, Md. His parents recenth of all pigments. Keeps houses Julie, Mrs. Andrew Baillie; Eve, school hall last Wednesday eve- Harriet W. Carter of Bartlet st., attended his graduation from boot ning to a capacity audience. training camp. He expects to be looking "freshly painted" for Mrs. Richard Locke; and Cecile, for a few days. Songs and dances by the kinder- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Medkeff and stationed with the amphibian years. Try it on your house! Mrs. James Corey. Assisting in the production were Mrs. Chester garten, first, and second grades family of Salem st., have returned forces in North Carolina, Kopatch and Mrs. Walter Caswell, delighted the parents. The chil- from a visit with relatives in * Beautiful, durable . . . dazzling dren of the other grades presented white and Mrs. James Baxter, in charge Akron, 0. IN AIR FOtiCE-TRAINING of properties and Mrs. John Guild, an operetta "When Betsy Ross Mrs. W. Gordon Dunning of Main Basic Airman Richard E. Che• * Protects against rust and rot doing the make-up. made the Flag", with a large st., is visiting her mother in New ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul it * Excellent coverage number in the cast and the re- Town, Pa. Cheney, 83 Maple ave., has con• and hiding mainder in the chorus. With the Mr. and Mrs. Nerve Foreman of pleted four weeks of air force 95 exception of the nominating com- * Locke st., spent last weekend indoctrination training at the. Fade-resistant mittee's report, the regular busi- tints, too 5 GAL. John H. visiting friends in Willimansett, Sampson air force base in New ness of the association was omit- Conn. York. ted. The nominating committee Mrs. Harold Wilson of Lincoln PAINT & consisting of Mrs. Edmond Sorrie, WALLPAPER circle spent last weekend in Mrs. John Ebhardt and Mrs. Brattleboro, Vt., where she had a COLE GRECOE Andrew Innes presented the fol- speaking engagement. lowing slate of officers for elec- 46 MAIN ST. TEL. 1156 Jeweler • Optician Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maitland of tion at the annual meeting in Quincy, formerly of Andover, Hearing Aids May: President, Mrs. Allen Flye; visited in Andover last Sunday. aU PONS 1st vice president, Andrew Innes; Mr. and Mrs. John Calnan of 2nd vice president, Alfred Bon- 48 MAIN ST. Arundel st., have moved into their nano; secretary. Mrs. Thayer War- new home on Holt rd. PAINTS TELEPHONE 830-R shaw; treasurer, Albert Carpentier; FOR EVERY PURPOSE Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Sears and directors for two years, Walter family of Shawsheen Manor have Davis and Mrs. Allan Woodcock; moved into their new home on directors for one year, Mrs. James Lowell st. That's I Batterbury, Mrs. Leslie Jolliffe, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. McNulty and Miss Mary Leary. and family of 200 Elm st., recently Celebrate Anniversary visited their son, James, a novice Mr. and Mrs. William Knapton in the Augustinian Order at the COVERS MANY celebrated their 49th wedding Good Counsel novitiate, New Ham- TYPES OF LOSS anniversary last Sunday with an burg, N.Y. open house at their home on Car- Peter MacGregor is recuperating You can have your Fire coNCI c)17t P lisle st. Friends and relatives at his home on Florence st., follow- from Quincy, Lawrence, Methuen, ing an operation recently at the Insurante Policy ex- Maine, New Hampshire and New B Lawrence General hospital. tended at little cost to York called to congratulate them Philip K. Dole, son of Mr. and cover explosion, wind- and wish them many more years of e Mrs. Percy J. Dole of Washington storm and many other res• happiness. ave., is now located in Africa addition risl)t)e Birthday Party with the navy SeeBees. types of loss in Jane Carpentier, (laughter of The best way to get to the top to fire. 94 main st. tel. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carpentier, of the 7 Dumbarton st., celebrated her ladder is to push the other store hours 9 to 6 daily - frirlays til 9 fellow up ahead. seventh birthday last Friday with a party at her home. Her guests in- DOHERT cluded Judy McKinnon, Karen CHOICE OF FINE Ingenthron, Barbara Richards, Jo-Anwyl Foster, Betty-Jo Gib- FOODS AND LIQUORS Insurance OUR bons, Joan Pelletier, Lynne Mo- riarty, Janet Clift, Edith Clark, LOUIS SCANLON'S AGENCY Gail Dutton, Penny Milliken ON THE ANDOVER LINE and Jane Carpentier. Games were played and prizes won by Judy st McKinnon, Joan Pelletier and Penny Milliken, and traditional BUDGET PLAN refreshments of ice cream and birthday cake were enjoyed by makes it easy to pay heating costs the young guests. Personals AT HONEST PRICES Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and C daughter Dorothy of Lowell st., 'Phone 365 left last Saturday, their destina- tion Virginia. They plan to stop in New York where they will attend KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK several plays and radio broad- Tot, EFS. \ CFF. nATLE Tr-WINc ANDOVER COAL CO. cast, then on to Washington, . LAWrZFI,Cr_ Williamsburg, and Virginia Beach, PIANOS - PADICS - FRIGIDAIRES - LUGGAGE 27 MAIN STREET returning in about two weeks.

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 7

What's "in the works" at G. E.

TOP HONORS of the year y E. Curry, 96 Chestnut 1951 go to Howard Martin of senior at Tufts college Boxford, G-E inspector in member of the student River Works' Forge Shop. He 1, who is on the product. nmittee for the Centennial won $2,765 for suggesting it to be presented at manufacturing improvements )val the evenings of June resulting in the salvage of nd '1 as part of the col- SUGGESTIONS strategic raw material. 100th anniversary festiv.

URLOUGH .l es P. Howe, son of NIL and ,uy B. Howe of Highland rd„ a two-weeks' furlough from val training station at Bain. , Md. His parents recently ed his graduation from boot ig camp. He expects to rued with the amphibio,, in North Carolina. WHEN GOOD FELLOWS get It FORCE-TRAINING together they come up with is Airman Richard E. LI. a $600 idea. Mica jah P. Clough ion of Mr. and Mrs. Paul of Marblehead and John Wade y, 83 Maple ave., has corn• of Beverly, employed at West four weeks of air force Lynn Works, suggested re- rination training at the tort1's machining steel receptacles on on air force base in New aircraft instruments, thus re- •1 using waste material.

$650 IDEA! Arthur Dooley, That's the Average Amount Paid G-E Employees for Their Suggestions Last Year Melrose, employed at Everett Plant, suggested a pumping system to drain, fill, filter hy- draulic oil and allow its re-use. COVERS MANY Chances are that when G-E employees Yes, at G. E., ideas from employees are TYPES OF LOSS have an idea for a better way of doing things, valuable. When it comes right down to it, you can have your Fire they'll get far more than pennies for their few people know more about a job than the nsurartte Policy ex- folks doing it. Any way to improve the job, ended at little cost to thoughts. Here's how good the chances are : over explosion, wind. or reduce waste, not only means extra money other During 1951 local employees submitted torm and many for them, but helps keep G-E products ypes of loss in addition 13,930 ideas to management through the o fire. ahead of competition. Suggestion Award System in effect at the SECOND HIGHEST AWARD River Works, West Lynn and Everett Today through the Suggestion System, at Everett Plant went to Wil- OHERT liam Smith of Everett. He won Plants. 5,166 of these ideas were adopted. local G-E employees are doing their bit to $600 for suggesting the use of steam to heat water for the Insurance That's more than one out of every three. help make American methods the most effi- washroom, dispensary and AGENCY Many folks were paid for several sugges- cient in the world. This system of encour- restaurant. tions. For those adopted, G.E. paid a total of aging employees to contribute ideas and be ;GROVE 3LDG. TEL. 2 $81,695 last year to local employees — an paid for them is another reason why "G. E." NOS average of fifteen dollars each. also stands for "Good Employment" !

PRICES RIVER WORKS...WEST LYNN WORKS ELIMINATES REPAIRS. Mrs. Evangeline Riley of Lynn, as- sembly operator at West Lynn DIMMOCK Works, suggested reinforce- GENERAL ELECTRIC ments for leads on detector and auto pilot coils. Her idea won her AIRES — LUGC4GE $130, cut inspection time in half.

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X• 8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 In Puncharc National Primaries At The Memorial Hall Library Invitatiol Down the Years COMING EVENTS The Jim Thorpe Story, School., chards nob The great interest developed through the inten- un May 4, 2:15 p.m. !Tighe! broad- Big Jim Thorpe, two parts Irish, wonP the 11th the sity of the contests being waged in both political with cast, WLAW. one part French and the rest In. sur invitation meet May 5, 12 re. Recorded music hour. dian, won four firsts in both cester with a t Am parties for delegates to the national conventions the The Townsman May 6, 7:30 p.m. Great books dis- decathlon and Gloucester was St., pentathlon and serves to focus public attention on the lack of a cussion. holds unbeaten records in many Haverhill third i ng uniform primary election for choosing presidential May 7, 10 a.m. Littlest Listeners, 50 Years Ago - May 1902 major sports. This is his stay, Catholic fourth vas Robins. simply but excitingly told. nominees. The board of public works votes Beverly 4' and that "water will be shut off for NEW BOOKS The summary: The various primary systems now employed by the Hearth In The Snow, Buchan. non-payment of rates on the 15th of Treasury Of The Blues, Handy. 100 yard da Four years ago, Laura and Bill F different states are hardly adaquate methods of let- the month following the issue of "Memphis Blues", written by 2, Hatha Buchan went to Bristol Village, 4, Willey, B. Ti ting the voter express his wishes in the selection of the bill." W. C. Handy about 40 years ago, Alaska, as teacher A 25-pound turtle was captured and radio 220 yard da! began the run of "blues" songs, operator under Alaska 2, Crasten, H: his party's candidate. in the Shawsheen Tuesday by native set. 67 of which are collected here with vice. This tells Gabel, CC. Tin James and Chester Abbott, Howard of their reception That is why so much attention is being given now words and music. in the community, their place 440 yard rur Pratt and Ralph Upton. among the Eskimos and Aleuts, Simpson, P; 3, to a proposal for a direct national primary on presi- Supt. Walter H. Coleman of the The Citizen Decides, Perry. D. Time: 1:01 Andover Electric Light Co., has This newest book by Ralph Bar- 880 yard ni dential nominees instead of continuing with the Art Has Many Faces, Kuh. offered to turn on street lights on ton Perry is a guide to respon- Brattan, P; 3, 1' present inadequate arrangement which also, in many The author insists that any plc. an alarm of fire after 12:30 a.m., sible thinking in a time of crisis. H. Time: 2:19 tore can be enjoyed when it is cases, places the selection of convention delegates so that the apparatus will not have Mile run-1, Forgotten One, Hall. understood. She shows, rather than S; 3, Henefy, C to make the run in the dark. He under control of party leaders. J. N. Hall went to Tahiti in tells, and combines looking with Time: will do this just as soon as con- Some plan for a nationwide primary to get the ex- 1920, a young aviator who sought reading. 120 yard5:12. hig nections are made with Lowell, peace after four years in France. P; 2, White, C pression of the majority wishes in both parties from which the Andover power is With a fellow aviator, Charles Graham, G. T I Led Three Lives, Philbrick, Shot put-1 to come, provided the engine com- Nordhoff, he settled in a furnished would at least be "advisory" to the conventions and pany will put in a tapper at the At 25, the author, a young bus. Giampa, H; 3, room in Papeete to write. Hall be- band and advertising CC. L station. man, became marina, guide delegates in their selection of first and second came frienn of schooner captains, chairman of a youth group in nos- High jump-- places on each ticket. New maple syrup 750 a can.-Adv. the exiles, the lonely; here is his Bruce, S and Annual May breakfast under aus- ton and discovered Communists story, with theirs intermingled. had taken it over. On discussing it Simpson, P, W * * * pices of Gen. William F'. Bartlett with the FBI he was told to stay ft. 4 in. Woman's Relief Corps for benefit of Civil Liberties Under Attack, Broad jump- with it. From then on, he led three Post 99, G.A.R., a big success in Commager, etc. Croston, H; 3, High Paid Workers lives - as citizen, "Communist" town hall. An inquiry into the present state Mulcahy, G, an A and counter-spy. 19 ft. 3 in. Average earnings of soft coal miners, according Special town meeting last Mon- of American Democracy's ill day night voted to accept a new health, and a reminder of the All The Best In Cuba, Clark. BELMON r 55, to U.S. labor department figures, have been exceed- street from Elm to Summer streets; portance of civil rights if freedom Ideal up-to-the-minute guide for Raeburn Hath ing $80 a week. This includes all production workers, appropriated $200 for use of the is to last. the tourist (arm-chair or real). tree warden; postponed action on 100 and 220-yat part time as well as full time. The average works chard in the tra extermination of the brown tail To Exhibit Work In Boston Display out to about $2.25 an hour for the 36-hour week. mont Apr. 23 but moth; and laid on table article to Two Andover women will exhibit in the exhibit. The workshops ex- could not keep t Measured by this barometer the coal miner ranks as dispose of surface water on Main the best of their year's work in hibit will be open weekdays from 55 to 24. one of the highest paid workers in any field of major street from School st., to Elm Sq. painting and pottery at the Boston, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturdays 100-yard dash in dus try YWCA workshops exhibit which from 10 a.tn. to 12 noon, until May way, P: second, 25 Years Ago - May 1927 opens Monday, May 5, at 140 16. There is no admission charge. Poise, B. Time- Various factors have contributed to this, one of Legion presents unique minstrel Clarendon st., Boston. Miss Ann 2204ard dash show, "Lights Out" before full Colombosian will be among ex- 1.111tEC'IOR OF CAMP way, P; second, which is the character of the mining industry itself. house at town hall. Mrs. Dorothy Runyon, a teacher McNulty, B. Tin hibiting painters, while Miss Mary 440-yard dash At a cost of hundreds of millions to the industry Daisy Ann Stevens wins first Colounbosian, both of 5 Argilla rd., in the local public schools, has prize, Margaret Wishart Scott B; second, Lawr which employs him, the miner has been given more will display pottery. been named director of the girl son, P. Time-5, second, and Luther Harvey Gulick More than 125 student-painters scout camp at Pomp's pond 880-yard run: and better tools in the form of machines. third in the Barnard prize speaking have also contributed their efforts operated by the Greater Lawrence B; second, McNi contest at Punchard. can, B. Time- His job today is entirely different from that of his girl scout council. More than 200 people of the Free YOUTH COUNCIL Mile run: W counterpart of a generation back. The pick and church gathered last week to pay CY,TABLISHED 1E167 second, Penachi, The final devotional meeting and B, Time-4m 41 shovel has virtually disappeared from a typical tribute to Dr. Frederick A. Wilson, fellowship get-together of the THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN pastor emeritus, who observed his PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Running hroa Andover Youth Council for this Jannone, B; se modern mine. The work is done by an array of highly 75th birthday. 58 MAIN STREET. ANDOVER, MASS. season will be held at 6:30 p.m., third, McNulty, complex machines and the miner is the skilled tech- More than 90,000 helpless and Sunday, May 4, at the Methodist ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS NATTER AT ft. in. destitute by Mississippi Valley Running high nician at the controls. The coal is produced swiftly church, Ballardvale. This council THE ANDOVER POST OFFICE disaster. Relief work started. Le- son, P, and Hadi and economically, to the benefit of labor, manage- is the young people's department PRICE Sc PER COPY $2.50 PER YEAR gion to repeat minstrel show May of the Andover council of chur- ley, B. Height- 11 for benefit of the relief fund. Publisher Irving E. ROM Shot put: Wor ment and consumer. ches. For the past two years the Humphrei Falls bridge in Lawrence recen- Editor Frank J. A. second, Poulof, Rev. Roy E. Nelson Jr., pastor of 4dv. Mgr. . Raymond B. Bandeau P. Distance-40 tly damaged by fire, has been Ruth Green the Paptist church, has been its Ballardvale Relay: \Von I opened for passage of electric .Shawsheen Helen Ca,iti pastoral advisor. It is requested West Parish . . Sarah Loot none, McAuliffe, cars. 2nd, Punchard--- that all groups be represented next NATIONAL EDITORIAL GEO. W. HORNE CO. Reservations now being made Sunday night. The program will be Wadman, Lawn for the ninth annual convention of S0 6-41(aN 38.5s. LAWRENCE. MASS. directed by the Rev. Robert Mc- A S'- the American Legion to be held Cune, pastor of the host church. ...) L TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK next September in Paris. NITIATED B Massachuse tts SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING Pi Beta Phi at Telephone 7339 Established 1954 10 Years Ago - May 1942 On the Campus assachusetts Sugar rationing program beings 7 io>.- of . • ent initiation for sellers and commercial users. Phillips aughter 2800 local householders to register Academy of Mr artford, 71 Wa HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH soon. • an at the unive False raid alarm given at local Inn . report center but the operator, Miss Ava K. Harlow, prevented sounding A "Treadway Inn" BLOOD COUNTS of general alarm by checking with Dai ly Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinner 6:15 to 7:45 Lawrence warning center and Normally, the adult body contains approximately 35 trillion finding no such alarm had been Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 2:30 red blood cells - which carry oxygen to nourish tissues. Laid sent out. Tit Sunday Nights art 6:15 edge to edge, they would stretch a distance more than half way Mrs. George Symonds of Summer BUFFET SUPPER to the moon. BANQUETS st., installed as president of the WEDDING RECEPTIONS BRIDGE LUNCHEONS In any routine blood examination, red cells are counted. Such ladies auxiliary to Andover post, Tel. 903 • Ira F. Brainard, Manager • Andover counts are usually in the neighborhood of five million. If there 2128, V.F.W., and George Symonds are too few cells, it indicates that something is wrong, such as installed as commander of the post internal bleeding. Or the patient may have pernicious anemia, a disease in which bone marrow fails to manufacture red cells at joint ceremony. in normal quantities. Two local teachers resign. Anton Kishon of Punchard will join Phil- Next, the hemoglobin content of the red cc Its will be tested. lips academy faculty next year and THE MAGNIFICENT MAGNAVOX This is the pigment that makes the cells red and transports Ralph C. Sturke of the Junior high vital oxygen about the body. will become superintendent of RADIO PHONOGRAPH TELEVISION The physician will also wa nt to know how many white blood schools at North heading in Sep- cells, the body's infection fighters, are present. During the tember. course of acute infection, there is a sharp rise in the number of white blood cells per cubic millimeter of blood. NOT A BAD FAULT Just because a bad fault turns KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK up now and the"” with our demo- 286 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE OPP. EAGLE TRIBUNE THE DALTON PHARMACY cratic form of government it doson't nw;in—or even suggest— PIANOS RADIOS - F RIHDAIR ES - LUGGAGE MAIN AT PARK ST. TEL. 107 that Communism is good.

P. H. S. SPORT 11 Library P UNCl/ ARD 8, METHUEN 2 Scoring four runs in the first 'horpe Story, Schoor. punchard's varsity track team inning, three of them on a homer Thorpe, two parts Irish, won the 11th annual North Shore by Roger Barous, Punchard got off French and the rest In. invitation meet Saturday at Glou- to a good start against Methuen on four firsts in both the cester with a total of 311 points. the Gill avenue grounds Saturday and pentathlon and Gloucester was second with 30%; and emerged a victor by the score beaten records in many Haverhill third with 20; Central of 8 - 2. orts. This is his story, Catholic fourth with 15; Salem 7%; t excitingly told. Beverly 4% and Danvers 1. AB R BH PO Doyle, 2b 4 1 1 3 The summary: Dolan, If 4 1 0 0 The Snow, Buchan. 100 yard dash-1, Wright, H; Murray, ss 5 2 0 2 Wilson, cf 1 ears ago, Laura and Bill 2, Hathaway, P; 3, Thibedeau, G; Barous, 3b 3 2 2 1 Rcman, p 5 0 1 0 3 0 went to Bristol Village, 4, Willey, B. Time: 12.2. Wennik, rt 4 0 1 a 0 0 as teacher and radio 220 yard dash-1, Mulcahy, G; Birdwell, c 3 0 0 11 2 0 under Alaska native ser. 2, Crasten, H; 3, Hathaway, P; 4, Ostrowakl, lb ft 0 1 Time: 25.6. is tells of their reception Gobel, CC. Totals Sit S 9 27 10 3 440 yard run-1, Lawrie, P; 2, METHUEN community, their place Simpson, P; 3, Moore, G; 4, Levers AB It BH PO Giles. of 4 0 0 0 e Eskimos and Aleuts, D. Time: 1:01. Robichaud. if 0 880 yard run-1, Call, G; 2 Grande, p-3b 3 1 0 1 Wanes, as 4 1 2 2 Natty Faces, Kuh. Brattan, P; 3, Martin, P; 4, Bisby, Reuter, c 4 0 0 9 Ithor insists that any pic- H. Time: 2:19.5. Hajjar, 2b 3 0 1 1 Pringle, lb 2 0 0 12 k be enjoyed when it is Mile run-1, Tyler, P; 2, Dash, Darlington 1 0 0 0 S; 3, Henefy, CC; 4, Brayman, G. Schmottlach, Ib o 0 0 1 od. She shows, rather than Worma Id, rf 2 0 0 1 id combines looking with Time: 5:12. Mean.), rt 1 0 0 0 120 yard high hurdles-Hurley, Mistal, P 0 0 0 0 R; 2, White, CC; 3, Rose, G; 4, Totals Graham, G. Time: 19. Presentation of a wrist watch to Miss Mary Angus of the tree Lives, Philbrick. 1 2 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 It Shot put-1, Torrisi, CC; 2, 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1-8 Andover Consumers Co-op, by Thomas Page Jr., of General , the author, a young hue. Giampa, H; 3, Swinson, G; 4. Ros- 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2 Foods Corp., for an original idea in displaying merchandise d advertising man, became marino, C. Dist.: 41 ft. 11 2. HR-Barous DP-Murray to Doyle to under the title of "The real American breakfast." The watch n of a youth group in Boa. High jump-1, Moore, G; 2, Oatrowski; Murray to Ostrowskt. BB-off was one of 100 presented to merchants of the United States Bruce, S and White. CC; 4, tie, Grande 4, Ronan 1. SO-by Grande 1 discovered Communists Ronan 13. H & R-Grande 9 in R innings. for prize-winning displays. (Look Photo) Simpson, P, Wirth, CC. Hgt.: 5 HBP-by Grande (Dolan'. WP-Grande 3. on it over. On discussing it W-Ronan. L-Grande. U-Hegarty. ft. 4 in, Experiences do not change a man FBI he was told to stay Broad jump-1, Wright, H; 2, From then on, he led three Croston, H; 3, Genova, B; 4, tie, PUNCIIARD 9, BURLINGTON 3 -they merely bring to the surface as citizen, "Communist" Mulcahy, G, and Bond, S. Dist.: Opening its home season Tues- what's in him. nter-spy. 19 ft. 3 in. day, Punchard jumped to an early 4-run lead in the first inning and Miss Mary Angus, manager of Best In Cuba, Clark, BELNION f 55, PUNCHARII 24 ended up with a 9 - 3 decision the Andover Consumers Co-op, up-to-the-minute guide fc: Raeburn Hathaway captured the over Burlington. was awarded a prize wrist watch ist (arrra-chair or real). 100 and 220-yard events for Pun- Bob Grudzinski, freshman twir- by the General Foods Corp., on Display chard in the track meet with Bel- ler, made his first start and held Quaker Oats Co., and Swift & Co., mont Apr. 23 but the Blue and Gold the visitors to six hits and two for an original idea in presenting 'xhibit. The workshops en• could not keep up the pace, losing runs before being relieved in the a display of some of their mer- ill be open weekdays Iron 55 to 24. eighth by Centerfielder Al Wilson. chandise rec ently under the title of "The real American breakfast." Available To All. to 8 p.m., and Saturdays 100-yard dash: Won by Hatha- Barous with two singles and a Make Your Home a.m. to 12 noon, until Nix, way, 13; second, Jannone, B; third, double drove in three runs for The presentation was made by Deep Freeze re is no admission charge. Poise, B. 'rime-10.6s. Punchard. Thomas Page Jr., of Lawrence, Work Better For You. 2204ard dash: Won by Hathat The boxscore: representing General Foods Corp. N. E. TOR OF CAIIP way, P; second, McAuliff. B; third, PUNCHARD . . . The prize was one of 100 which McNulty, B. Time-25s. AR R BH PO Dorothy Runyon, a teacher Doyle, ^b S 1 2 3 were awarded to various merchants MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N 440-yard dash: Won by Hazen, Dolan. If-cf 2 2 2 of the United States for similar local public schools, has B; second, Lawrie, P; third, Simp- Murray, ss 4 0 0 1 Lamed director of the girl Wilson. cf-p 3 2 1 1 1 11 displays in their stores. son, P. Time-54,3s. Barons. lb .... 3 3 camp at Pomp's pond 880-yard run: Won by Cairnf, Wennik, rf 2 0 1 0 Reed. rf l 0 1 d by the Greater Lawrence B; second, McNulty, B; third, Ali- Beardsell, c 5 0 2 7 ,ut council. EZZO, B. Time-2m 13.7s. Ostrowski, lb 4 1 0 10 Mile run: Won by Tyler, P; Grudzinski, p 0 0 3 II Lynch, If 1 0 0 0 E,TABLISHED 1E1E7 second, Penachio, B; third, Sears, B. Time-4m 49.5s. 34 9 12 IE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN ...... IBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Running broad jump: Won by AB R BH Jannone, B; second, Jurgian, B; Howard. 2b 5 1 1 IAIN STREET, ANDOVER, MASS. 0 Shearin, rf 3 1 1 third, McNulty, B. Distance-19 Srelley, cf 4 1 1 ft. 1',!1 0 1 :D AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT , in. B. Jay, sa 5 Running high jump: Tie, Simp- • Inglis, p ...... 5 0 0 HE ANDOVER POST OFFICE Rappachret, c .... 5 0 1 son, P, and Hadder, B; third, Hur- $2.50 PER YEAR 0 Jay, lb 2 0 0 SC PER COPY ley, B. Height-5 ft. 6 in. Hurley, If 4 0 1 Gelineau, 3b 4 0 1 Irving E. Rog. Shot put: Won by Agabigian, B; • . Frank J. A. Humphro second, Poulof, B; third, Mirisola, Totals, Raymond B. Deittostrau P. Distance- Ruth Stem 40 ft. 21 , ill. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 8 7 8 9 R neharcl 4 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 az-0 Helen Ca,,r11 Relay: Wen by Belmont-Jan- 1151 Burlington 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1-3 rich . . . • Sarah none, McAuliffe, McNulty, Hazen; 2nd, Punchard-Simpson. Lavigne, RBI-Barous 3, Dolan 2, Reed. Beard- ()NAL EDITORIAL sell, Rappachret. 2B-Barous. SB-Doyle, Wadman, Lawrie. Time --I. m. Dolan 2, Wennik, Beardsell. Grudzinski, ASSOCVATI(04 38.5s. Inglis. S-Doyle. DP-B. Jay to Gelineau. Left-Punchard 14, Burlington 12. BB-- 3 L 0 f f Inglis 7. Grudzinski 5. SO-by Inglis NITIATED 5, Grudzinski 3, Wilson 3. H & R-off Grudzinskt 6 and 2 in 7 innings; Wilson Massachusetts Beta chapter of 1 and 1 In 2. W-Grudzinski. L-Inglis. Pi Beta Phi at the University of 11-Aldrich snd Driscoll. Massachusetts announces the re- cent initiation of Janet Hartford, aughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. artford, 71 Walnut ave., a fresh- Phillips academy's track team an at the university. ran away from Brown Fresh 80% to over Innp 451 at the meet here Saturday. ;adway Inn " outvalues Dinner 6:15 to 7:45 12:30 to 2:30 them all for nday Nights alt 6:15 roominess, BANQUETS ICE LUNCHEONS ard, Manager • Andover Now is the time to re- model your c oat or comfort, make it into a fur lined safety, coat. dependability! J. we ROBINSON Co. PP. EAGLE TRIBUNE 43-49 PAPV S 1. 11 1 . 1549 IRES - LUGGAGE

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x• 10 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 In Sgt. Nicoll Gets ABBOT ANNOUNCES Teachers' Club WEDDING TWO HONOR GROUPS Here's the Dope MO6,AVEItO — To Meet May 6 nov 100 Club Medal (Continued front Page One) AT the Miss Mary T. Ryan, daughter of Cum Laude society 'Hie Salem Teachers College sur Sgt. David L. Nicoll, instructor Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan formerly of is the regional BUTOFFICER, I'M regent. club of Greater Lawrence Am of the Andover police and auxiliary Main street and Clearwater, Fla., SUPPOSED TO PUT MY hold its last meeting of the will Christi; became the bride of Donald Moga- On Friday morning, Apr. 25, at cur. (f st., police pistol teams, has received ARM OUT WHEN I STOP! rent season Tuesday evening, May ing the 100 Club medal and membership vero of Peabody, at a wedding Apr. the regular chapel service, Miss Hearsey announced the names 6, at the home of Mrs. Harry Be- SUNDAY:! vas in the New England Police Re- 23 in St. Cecelia's Catholic elected by the campus to the jaM in Bradford. A chicken din. II a.m. Chi volver league. lie was presented church, Clearwater, Fla. The Rev. ner will be served at lesson s with his medal affixed to a tie Thomas Colreavy performed the honor organization of Abbot 6:30 o'clock Punishment' academy known as Aristeia, and election of officers will fol- clasp by Police Chief George A. ceremony. low. Dane last week. The bridegroom, former air force corresponding to the former Union Col "Honor A" which it replaces. Robert Illingworth and his wife The club medal is earned by captain in World War II, is connect- will entertain. Because of the REV. PAUL shooting a score of 100 in any ed with the Vogavero Construction Aristiea, as was "Honor A", is SUNDAY: awarded to those members of the highly entertaining program guests stage of a league indoor or out- Co., of Peabody, where the couple will be allowed to attend. Those ,chool. 11 door match. will make their home after an ex- senior class, chosen by the vice. Pilgr campus as having stood for con- wishing to do so should contact tended wedding trip. the president, Miss Eunice C. with the An' structive leadership, constantly Stack, in order to make dinner the Methodi DAY and NIGHT MARRIAGE RETURN demonstrating a sense of commu- reservations. vale. The following marriage return nity responsibility and reliability,) has been filed at the office of and maintaining an attitude of St. Jofi (,' Town Clerk George II. Winslow; cooperation in all phases of cam- Obituary • • • Donald Dean Daley, Pekin, Ill., pus life. SUNDAY: and Helen Mae (Ferris) Pratt, of Ten seniors were awarded mem- INFAN 11A1t110N fessions arc Woburn st., married Apr. 27, at the Infant Barron, the day-old sotto( Sunday scho bership in Aristiea, as follows: NA 1 SAFEif COUNCIL Union Congregational church, Bal- Betsy Aldrich of East Douglas; William E. and Barbara E. (Hannon) FIRST FF a.m. lardvale, by the Rev. Paul E. Cal- Martha Artz of Mount Jewett, Penn; Club To Meet Barron, 4 Dufton rd_ died Saturday lahan. Joan Baird of Greenwich, Conn.; at the La wrence General hospital, ;Aid ANDOVER Lorna Ball of Flint, Mich.; At Naval Base The funeral was heldTuesday with WEDDING INTENTION Harriett Brown of Newport News, burial in Spring Grove cemetery, LiEV. JOHN The following wedding intention The next meeting of the Andover SUNDAY: TAXI SERVICE Va.;, Sarah Emmons of Concord, SHOWERS HELD has been filed at the office of Service club will be held Thurs- nion. 9:30 a. N.H.; Betsy Griffiths of Tuckahoe, day, May 8 at the Lawrence naval A delightful shower was given Town Clerk George H. Winslow: N.Y., Mary Dozier Hawes of New a.m. Nursery reserve base. Dinner will be at the home of Mrs. Harold Har- Joseph H. Bernard of S. Main st., Canaan, Conn.; Ann Lyons of ing prayer ... CALI_ 414 ... served at 6:30 o'clock and it will shaw of Elm st., recently in honor and Janice A. Downey, 5 Elm st. Smithtown Branch, N.Y., and Anne Young People A POST OFFICE AVENUE be father and son night (for sons of three engaged girls, Miss Jane MONDAY: Sanborn of Andover. Draper, Miss Joan On Saturday afternoon , May 3, of 12 and over). Draper, aid ly Comdr. Lamm of the base will Miss Joan Capen. on the Abbot campus, the annual WEDNESDA be in charge of the program. There Mrs. Albert E. Schlott of Elm Abbot Birthday Bazaar will take Adults' Felloi will be an inspection of the base, st., was hostess at a very pretty place commemorating the 123rd THURSDAY a naval drill and a movie of Korea. shower given for Miss Joan Drape munion. 6:30 year of the school. The School Reports on the Andover team in last Friday evening. About 30 North ibidmer Nursing Home street gates will open at 2 p.m. the Junior Baseball league will guests were present, Miss Drape the North and the fair will proceed, rain or 140 Prescott Street also be made. is to marry William Schlott in June, (Unitarian) shine. In case of rain the booths Cars for transportation will REV. E. A. B will be set up in Davis Hall. The leave the Square & Compass club FRIDAY: 7 North Andover Tel. 21913 Highland pipers will be on hand to at 6:15 p.m. create the Scottish theme. This OUTBOARD MOTORS for young peop grades. Old Age— theme will be further noticeable in Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN the Tartan tea house located in AND BOATS... SUNDAY: 11 10 a.m. Chur Chronic - Convalescent the school dining room where hot Fresh insured against "all risks" Morning servi4 scones, shortbread, currant bread, Brown, Jr. prei - 24 Hour Registered Nurses fruit cake and other good Scottisl afloat or ashore. We even Unitarian code tea cakes will be found to go with cover damage to other hoots Federation of the tea or coffee. These delicacies 7:45 p.m. Cand Ruth W. Myhaver, Superintendent come from the Abbot kitchens, and fiakeif you run into. 7 or a very MONDAY: 7: the kitchens also plan to produce reasonable premium you can ittee. some "imported" Danish pasteries enjoy your boating while we WEDNESDA' for sale. The serving maids in the Vaigiits do the worrying! ndover charit. Tartan tea house will be chosen DAIRY PRODUCTS from the student body, and there THURSDAY: Use these durable, water-proof JUST CALL ehearsal. 7:4! will be more than a touch of the THE ceting. WDOUGALL-BUTLER Highland costume in their serving dresses and aprons. SHAWSHEEN SMART E FLAGG, Free Pc•routice4t 711..st ea cyr4 The auctions will take place at REV. LEVER! intervals throughout the afternoon, Inc. ON EXTERIOR TRIM, SASH, BAKERY ti and a number of beautiful and The Insurance Office FRIDAY: 7 BLINDS, GARDEN FURNITURE Coop 72. valuable contributions have been SHAWSHEEN SQUARE Bank Bldg, Andover 870 AND FENCES. made which will be up for auction. TEL. 702 SATURDAY: Made in 12 BEAUTIFUL COLORS There will also be some attractive ale sponsored articles on display for the "silent "Things I fifferent" f the Woman's auctions". Gifts, books, flowers SUNDAY: B and plants, household wares, hand Sale chool; 11 a.rr crafts, food from Andover homes .m. Morning EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PAINTING NEEDS — for sale at the booth of the day Coats - Suits - Costumes union will b, scholars will with games, enter- ervice, and M tainments, and exhibits make a regularly $35.00 to $195.00 liver the commi very gay and diverting afternoon TUESDAY: BRUCHMANN'S 18 • $33 and up to $119 OE the Margare for those who attend, and a very 138 80. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE successful afternoon for the senior mother and deal WEDNESDA) Andover Deliveries Daily — Call Law. 4105 middle class who are sponsoring the bazaar for the benefit of the st 72. school's philanthropies. THURSDAY: At 8:15 p.m. Saturday, May 10, e of the Roma No for choir r4 in Davis Hall, there will be a Easy Shopping Parking Difficulties two-piano concert by Miss Kate nior choir reh Friskin and Raymond Coon of the Abbot music department. Birth SAVE '50.00 DARBY - A daughter, Apr. 24 at the Lawrence General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Darby Bendix is always delightful at (Evelyn Hall) of Clark rd., Ballard- vale. GYRAMATIC WASHERS "Lively"—New Ontario Town C REGULARLY 299.95 TE 40141f4ANDOVER COTTAGE .\ \% -1.1%t.W. is h1 ing (IPV1.10111`11 by IniPrbatiOnal 95 SOUTH MAIN Sr. ANDOVER Nickt•I Company near Creighton. WHILE PLU ()twirl°, vlo extensive new plant DAILY 5 P.M. TO 11 P.M. THEY LAST 249 SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 12 N to 8:30 P.M. ,ohlitions are 11''ing installed to CHOICE Increase nickel production. The - Closed Mondays - COMPANY 0 ‘- tfiwn is named in honor of Charles Opp. .Aacortneys HEA LIQUORS RESERVATIONS: CALL AND. 1860 430 Essex St. E. Lively, an In...) veteran of LreIREN61 TEL. 6197 ROOM AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES thirty-five years of service.

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Methodist church Laundry Products Frye Chapter ers' Club AT THE CHURCHES REV. BOBFBT. J. 711N E, Minister eet May 6 SATURDAY: The Woman's so- To Be Shown Elects Officers ciety spring fair will be held A demonstration of new laundry latent Teachers College Chaplain Alden S. Cook of the during the afternoon in the com- products, soaps, powders, deter- Greater Lawrence will christian Science society Cochran Chapel Brig. Gen. Joseph Frye chapter, munity room. 8 p.ni. Entertainment gents and the like will be held at last meeting of the cur- (6 Locke Street) REV. A. GRAHAM HALDWIN, Minister Sons of the American Revolution, in the community loon.. the Memorial Hall litrary at 10 and Treasurer Thaxter Eaton were ton Tuesday evening, May SUNDAY: 9.30 a. in. Sunday school, SUNDAY: 11 a.n. Service of SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday a.m., Thursday, May. 8. re-elected at the annual meetir home of Mrs. Harry Be- 11 a.m. Church service. Subject of worship. Speaker, the (ley. A. school. 10:45 a.ni. Morning wor- of the chapter last Friday. Bradford. A chicken din. Graham Baldwin, school minister. The public is invited. Miss Pres. lesson sermon: "Everlasting ship. 6:30 p.m. Andover Youth Howell M. Stillman was succeeded be served at 6:30 o'clock There will he a communion service Christine V. Shea, county home punishment". council. in office by Adolph R. McLennan of :tion of officers will fol. immediately after the service of MONDAY: 8 pat, Official church demonstration agent, will be in Congregational Church Lawrence. Union worship. board will meet in the parsonage. charge. The lecture will last about Illingworth and his wife REV. PAUL E. CALLAHAN, Minister one and a half hours. Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN Andover Baptist Church THURSDAY: 8 p.m. Woman's so- tertain. Because of the SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Sunday ciety. ROY E. NELSON JR., Minister ntertaining program guests school. 11 i3.111. Communion ser- FRIDAY: 8 p.m. Monthly meeting allowed to attend. Those vice. Pilgrim Fellowship meets St. AugUstine's Church of the Philathea class at the home to do so should contact with the Andover Youth Council at REV. P. J. CAMPBELL, Pastor of Mrs. Miles ..yard, Ballardvale rd. :sident, Miss Eunice C, the Methodist church in Ballard- FIRST FRIDAY: Masses - 6:15 SUNDAY: 9 a.rn. Youth choir re- APPLIANCE LOANS in order to make dinner vale. and 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion hearsal. 9:30 a.m. Church school, ions. will be distributed at 6:45. 7:30 Ask your dealer for St. Joseph's Church all departments in session. 10:45 ( p.m. Holy hour and veneration of the Arlington Trust a.m. Morning service of worship relic of St. Theresa. SUNDAY: Mass at 9 a.n.. Con- and the observance of the Lord's ituary SATURDAY: (First Saturday of Time Payment Plan fessions are heard before Mass. Supper. Rev. Roy E. Nelson, Jr., 1' ctrl kt lkoN month) & Devotions in honor of Sunday school after Mass. pastor will deliver the communion when you are ready t Barron, the day-old son of Our Lady of Fatima following FIRST FRIDAY: - Mass at 7 E. and Barbara E. (Hannon) meditation. Reception of new mem- 7:30 Mass. - 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to buy any new 4 Dufton rd., died Saturday a.m. bers. Music by the two vested to 9 p.m. Confessions. choirs. All are welcome. Nursery SUNDAY: Masses. 6:30 a.m., appliance. Our plan features prompt La wrence General hospital. ;gals( (torch for small children. 6:30 a.m., 9:45 a.m. and 11:30 service, easy instalments, and low bank neral was held Tuesday with s. Hector in Spring Grove cemetery. TUESDAY: 2:30 p.m. Meeting of a.m. Sunday school after 8:30 SUNDAY: 8 a.m. Holy commu- the Children's world crusade in Mass. - Benediction after 11:30 rates. You will save, and build bank ERS HELD nion. 9:30 a.m. Sunday school. 11 the church parlor. Mass. 3 p.m. Baptisms. credit with a low cost Arlington Trust elightful shower was given a.m. Nursery class. 11 a.ra. Morn- WEDNESDAY: 6:30 p.m. Annual MONDAY: 1:15 p.m. Catecheti- home of Mrs. Harold liar. ing prayer and sermon. 6 p.m. church supper and meeting. Reports cal instructions for Junior high APPLIANCE LOAN of Elm st., recently in honor Young People's Fellowship. of officers and organizations. students. engaged girls, Miss Jane MONDAY: 7:30 p.m. The Friend- Election of new officers. All mem- TUESDAY: 2:30 p.m. Meeting of Miss Joan Draper, and ly Guild. bers are urged to be present. Altar and Rosary Society. loan Capen. WEDNESDAY: 8 p.m. Young THURSDAY: 8 p.m. Adult choir NOTES: Doily Mass, 7:30 a.m. ARLINGTON . Albert E. Schlott of Elm Adults' Fellowship. rehearsal. vas hostess at a very pretty THURSDAY: 10 a.m. Holy com- South Church West Parish Church TRUST COMPANY r given for Miss Joan Drape munion. 6:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal. Fl-EDERICK H. NOSS. Pastor REV. JOHN G. GASKILL, Minister ESSEX AT LAWRENCE STREETS Friday evening. About 3f1 FRIDAY: 7:30 p.m. Troop 73, FRIDAY: 7:30 p.m. Missionary AND NINE BROADWAY a were present, Miss Drape the North Parish Church (unitarian) — North Andover boy scouts. committee will meet with Mrs. marry William Schlott in June, Dean Hudgens, North st. 8:15 p.m. REV. E. A. BROWN JR., Minister SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Church MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION school. 10:45 a.m. Morning wor- Square dance class. FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Youth dance SUNDAY: 10:30 a.n.. Children's for young people in 5th through 8th ship and sermon and communion. BOARD MOTORS 10:45 a.m. Church nursery school. church service. Classes for adults grades. and teen agers. 11 a.m. Morning SUNDAY: 10 a.m. Kindergarten. 11:15 a.m. Educational motion SATURDAY AT D BOATS... pictures. 7 p.m. Young People's service of worship. Reception of 10 a.m. Church school. 11 a.rn. members and communion. Classes Morning service, Rev. Ernest A. society. Jred against "all risks" MONDAY: 1:15 p.m. Week-day for all grammar school children Brown, Jr. preaching. 3 p.m. Essex and pre-schoolers. 7 p.m. Pilgrim )at or ashore. We even Unitarian conference. 3 p.m. Essex school of religious education. W. R. HILL'S TUESDAY: 8 p.m. Ping Pong Fellowship meeting and guest 'er damage to other boats Federation of Unitarian Youth. night. 7:45 p.m. Candlelight service. club. run into. For a very WEDNESDAY: 7:45 p.m. Church TUESDAY: 3:30 p.m. Children's MONDAY: 7:30 p.m. Parish com- choir; 4:45 p.m. Eager Beavers sonable premium you can mittee. school parents' night. THURSDAY: 10 a.m. All-day 4-H. oy your boating while we WEDNESDAY: 2 p.m. North Sewing by the Friendly Service WEDNESDAY: 2:15 p.m. Chris- Andover charitable union. tian Adventurers. the worrying! THURSDAY: 3 p.m. Junior choir committee of the Women's Fellow- ship. 3:30 p.m. Junior choir. 6:30 THURSDAY: 10:30 a.m. Senior ehearsal. 7:45 p.m. Annual parish Woman's union trip to Walker Home. DAY JUST CALL p.m. A.P.C. mother and daughters' meeting. 8 p.m. Monthly meeting Junior banquet. Entertainment: "Variety Woman's union. Let us serve you a free cup of Free Church Show" in charge of Mrs. Paul ViART & FLAGG, delicious coffee made In the new REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS JR. Simeone. 7:30 p.m. Double-quar- A wrong ntlitude never got Inc. Minister tette rehearsal. you on the right side. Sunbeam Coffeemaster. FRIDAY: 7 p.m. Boy scout The Insurance Office Factory representative will be in our store oop 72. Andover 870 all day to demonstrate these sensational nk Bldg. SATURDAY: 9 a.m. Rummage products for you. Come ale sponsored by the April circle new Sunbeam f the Woman's union. A true favorite in, let us show you how wonderful these Ififferent" "Things SUNDAY: 9:30 a.m. Church new labor saving devices are. chool; 11 a.m. Nursery class; 11 the (dies Ikc' m. Morning worship. 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X. 12 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 Ir ON TRACK SQL Al) freshman track squad competing in Church Women Elect Officers Shawsheen Pupils the 880 and the discus throw. lie Donald J. Valz, of Stratford rd., The annual rreetine of the Ron, church was held Thursday evening, is a graduate of Punchard llit Present Program nov is a member of the Trinity college en's Fellowship of the South Apr. 24. A dessert was followed by school. The children's the -- _ the annual business meeting, at night prog r given by the tier which time reports for the year pupils of the sh a: sheen Commonwe An, were given showing much progress school at the Apr. 23 sleet- ing of st., and effort on the part of officers the Shawsheen PTA was PR ing successfully presented under CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY and committees. the Essex, as. vas The chairman of the nominating direction of Miss Anne M. llarnedy, To all p( committee, Mrs. C. Edward Buchan, principal, and staff. The musical estate of E SWIFT, other AUTO REPAIRING BUILDING MATERIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS presented the following slate of part of the program,was under the direction of Mrs. Miriam Sweeney BETH F. Si officers: president, Mrs. Joseph J. said County, 4 McArdle and Mrs. Parbara CALDWELL'S Tavern; vice president, Mrs. Robert 'Vilson, A petition Ilatton; secretary, Mrs. Mervin The program: Welcome, par. said Court fi Lumber — Paints LooK rots anti SERVICE Stevens; treasurer, Mrs. Clinton friends, Linda Nicear. struments pu thy; REPAIRS TO ALL Shaw; chairmen of standing com- songs, Kindergarten; A will and a cc MAKES OF CARS Paper and mittees: Program, Mrs. John Bird- Trip on the Magic Carpet to said deceased Many Lands, Grades I of Methuen in 7ITIES SEFIVIC• 3AS S OILS PHOTO and 2; sall; Christian World missions, Cowboy scene, Irene Walsh and that she or sc TEL. 8631 14 No. MAIN ST. Hardware SERVICE Miss Luella Dunning; education, boys of the first grade; Hawaiian be appointed Mrs. Cornelius Banta; spiritual dance, girls of Grade 1; Swedish will annexed Mason Supplies life, Mrs. Allan Gillingham; friend- dance, grades 1 and 2; Dutch E. ROWELL, ly service, Mrs. Harry Wadman, dance, -Tip-toe Through the said will havir CLARK MOTOR CO. DEVELOPING — PRINTING Mrs. L. D. Pomeroy; membership Tulips.' Nancy Campbell, Janice If you deal J. E. Pitman Est. & hospitality, Mrs. George West- Coburn and grades 1 and 2; or your attorn CAMERAS & SUPPLIES Scotch dance, grades 1 appearance in AUTHOR IZE D haver. and 2; 63 PARK ST. ANDOVER PICTURE FRAMING Irish dance, 0re before ten o'c Following the meeting, a de- "When RetrRets the twelfth dc CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH TEL. 664 MUSGROVE BLDG., TEL. 1452 y Ross Made The lightful evening was spent with Flag." grades 5 and 6, cast: turn day of thin SALES and SERVICE. Robert S. Illingworth who presen- George Washington, George Des? Witness, JOF REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Illingworth, met; Colonel Ross, David Gold. First Judge of PAINTING and BODY WORK CESSPOOLS — who presented a most interesting man: Robert Morris, John Torn. first day of /4 and entertaining book review en- barelli; Capt. Anderson, John Giro sand nine hund IN OUR OWN SHOP. JOHN CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT titled "Plays, Plots, People and vinco; Betsy Ross, mary Walsh; Patience, Dorothy Byrnes; Rowell, Clay is 41 PUCK ST., .1\I)1)5 Eli R.+ —ALSO— Fred E.Cheever Peeps." becca, 301 Essex St., Barbara Curran; Jane, Ant Cesspools and Septic Tanks Anclotc‘r 333 REAL ESTATE Woodcock: Penelope, Cynth Lawrence, Mas Installed Vaughan; Susan, Jacqueline Weir. IIMMISS1== A CHARLES CORBEIL 21 MAIN STREET You'll Enjoy er, and Martha Washington, Janet Skulski. TEL. LOWELL 7236 TELS. 775.1: 1098 GENERAL SWANSON'S Thirteen Colonies: Virginia,Pa. PARK AUTO tricia Burns; New Jersey, Nancy REPAIRING Seinworth; Massachusetts, Sheih ST. CLEANSERS & DYERS W. SHIRLEY BARNARD SNACK SHOP Lobick; New York, Janice Snot'; New Hampshire, Linda Mee JENNY Real Estate and Insurance "WHERE FRIENDS MEET" , GARAGE GAS 8. OILS CLEANSING thy; Maryland, Donna St. Lau. at ent; Connecticut, Linda Plumni,, 33 PARK ST. TEL. 240 PRESSING Main and Barnard Streets Rhode Island, Doris Dixon; Dc -• TAILORING Telephone 202 ware, Lee Tansey; North Car• lino, Phyllis Bonanno; South C • olina, Beverly Reynolds: Penit,. MEN'S AND LADIES' WILLIAM I. GRAY WHITEY'S vania, Marion Baer; and Georgia, TOMPKINS Marcia Walls. GARMENTS Little girls: Ann Batterbury, Real Estate CHOICE FOODS 3, LIQUORS Janet Busby, Jean Groleau, Mary SERVICE CALL 1169 Ann Hewitt, Marguerite Lacey, TEL. ANDOVER 367 Carol Reilly, Cynthia Thompson 416 No. Maid St, Tel. 8302 Elander Swanton SPECIALIZING IN and Shirley Warshaw. After 6 P.:6. MAIN ST. Indians: Geoffrey Davis, Thoni. COMPLETE 56 PIZZA as Lehach, David Dulong, Allen ANDOVER, MASS. nye, Honsi Hohnenstein, Paul AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE K. C. KILLORIN NOONTIME LUNCHES McKinnon, William Skulley and A youngste Essex Street John Woodcock. home by flood ELECTRIC IANS REALTOR Soldiers: Larry McCarthy. RoM shot from a F USED CARS eruitment of n 77 Main St. Andover ert Mirisola, Charles Bassett BOUGHT —SOLD—TRADED George Stein and John Lowe, Cross shelters SERVICE STATIONS ARCHIE A. GUNN Tel. 2272 ntanagei•s: Peter O'Toole s a part of Rgiech r mason. elkf operatics, AUTO SEAT COVERS ELECTRICIAN Drive In At anSdta a d Chorus: Michael Sullivan, Rob- Household and Power 'Viring Your Friendly Tydol Dealer JOSEPH C. OAKES ert Hansen, Lynn Barkalow, Keith CATHOLIC f. COLUMBIA Motor and Appliance Repairs Lauder, Robert Salisbury, Martin Members ELM STREET Burns, David Russo, Elizabeth 41 PINE ST. TEL. AND. 920 REAL ESTATE Catholic Sell( Michalski, Marion Morgan, Ann with the Siste AUTO SEAT COVERS 14 Park Street SERVICE STATION Walsh, Cynthia Turton, Marilyn 1111) NEW BE 11-TY White, Joan Sullivan, Constance the school ha TO VOIR C.R. FLORISTS TEL. 1537 15 ELM ST. TEL. 389 Becotte, Anthony Leonardi, Jo. day. All are u 165 So. Broadway Law. - Tel 3220 ,-, seph Calcina, Grant Whitman, vial hour will SP LCIAL IZ ING 10 AL_ TYPES OF' Daniel Murphy, Daniel O'Toolt ,ane FLORAL DESIGN James Birrnan, Robert Sulln .A.V. MEE'I B , BAKERIES Charlene Benedetti, Louanneling Andover el Mooney, Susan Miller, COLEMAN'S FLOWERS ill meet at R. C. SIMMERS ACatherinelicejo O'Shea and Eleanor Andover's Complete Bakery Shop L;T• immediately a MC &Mr: IR Thompson. REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 'rogram in the I TEL. 878 Walter Curran, Richa rd Dtilc NIGHTS CALL LAW. iJ71• 359 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 2316 Richard Foster, Jon Ingenth: ..-. Miller, ilBliarrn li i George i, FORD'S CharlesePelletier, odiey nR dDot Radio FRESH PASTRIES DAILY TRAVEL Carhasl, Robert JEWELERS Sorrie, Kenneth ,••••••• ANDOVER Walter Bleszinski. SALE BOTTLED GAS Lawrence's Oldest Jewelers B.MI SSMTHOMES. Norman St, Laurent, Bev' TRAVEL BUREAU Bergeron, Susan Goldman. • REAL ESTATE AGENCY Hebrick. Meredyth Mann, NATURAL GAS EQUIPMENT Agency For All Airlines Rocky Hill Road, Andover Joyce Pray, Lorraine Rees, u and Steam Ship Lines stance Westbrook, Carol Andre 6 TEL. AND. 2320-R la, HARO ANDOVER 21 MAIN ST. Cal•o ARnuntehCaAli.ri,HUors TEL. 775 - 1098 udue NE 4s, LO( Fred Chewier, Mqr. stein, . HOME SERVICE Maxwell, Lois Mirisola and E , INCOPPORATLO RESTAURANTS OPP. 1 ESSEX ST. TEL. 1970 erly Winters, all of grade 4, Jo Anne White, Norman Mel 4,,JTTLED ,1AS INST'ALL WINES & LIQUORS •A" loux, Walter MoonelJane Diamond Merchants Beaven, Linda Murach, BUILDERS Roberge, Susan Hamm, S LIVORS - WINES - BEE1,5 Rici Jewelers Calnan, Robert Carr and CUR1 Joliffe, all of grades 5 and 6. PHILIP I. GAUDET 447 ESSEX ST. Near Hampshire DRISCOLL'S LAWRENCE TEL. 23330 YOUTH CENTER General Contractor PACKAGE STORE, INC. The annual meeting of the the Andover 1 Building & Remodelinr.: Reputable Jewelers For Over 77 Yrs. TEL. 1004 We Deliver of directors of Center will be held Cement block, stone, brick WATCH C.:YSTALS p..m. at the ic and cement work. Sand, LIST YOUR BUSINESS t NEVER MORE THAI 50q. CN.leanyte1r4,onatBrBro4o: ok s !oom and gravel. Hot top. FRID Round or Fancy III THE TOWNSMAN IMMO LIMO 1111. ' !ERE 125 qe e TEL.. bloodm 1C liff gi\.° Cross a FREE ESTIMATES SCANNELL'S Aft( ST. • ' 11114 CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY The Bed will be at the South church fri AAPVER, MASS . TEL. 1519-W — TEL. 11943 to 7 p.m., Friday, May 2.

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, MAY 1, 1952 13

been Pupils SWIM, :1NYOINIE? nt Program LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS :hildren's night program the pupils of the Shaw. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts hoot at the Apr. 23 meet. Docket No. 237,184 Docket No. 228925 Personal a Printing and Engraving e he Shawsheen PTA was PHOF3ATE COURT PROBATE COURT Essex, S3. Essex, ss. FOR SALE - SAND, Loam, Gravel, PRINTING SERVICES by the Pub- ully presented under the To all persons interested in the es- To all persons interested in the Stone, and Hot Top. Ray LaRosa, lisher of your TOWNSMAN. Com- of Miss Anne M. tiarnedy, tate of AMY estate of ELIZABETH FLORENCE ;?RIDGEMAN late of 27 Corbett at. Call Andover 468. tf plete printing service for all your , and staff. The musical Andover in said County deceased. The SWIFT, otherwise known as ELIZA- personal and commercial require- he program was under the BETH F. SWIFT late of Andover in executor of the will of said deceased, Services Offered ments. Call Andover 1943. of Mrs. Miriam Sweeney said County, deceased. has presented to said Court for allow- and Mrs. Itarhara Wilson. A petition has been presented to ance his first and final account. If you desire to object thereto you GENERAL W ORK, Landscaping; Help Wonted—Female h program: Welcome. par. said Court for probate of certain in- or your attorney should file a written Cellars and Attics Cleaned. Grade [ol friends. Linda MeCar. struments purporting to be the last will and a codicil and memorandum of appearance in said Court at Lawrence A Loam, Sand, Filling and Stones. GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. To do ongs, Kindergarten; A Garbage removed. Romano Truck- said deceased by FRANCES E. ROOKS before ten o'clock in the forenoon on housework at Gloucester home for the Magic Carpet to ing.Tel. And. 946-J. C-1-8-15-22-29 :Ands. Grades 1 and 2: of Methuen in said County, and praying the twelfth day of May 1952, the return the Summer. Call Mrs. Quint at scene, Irene Walsh and that she or some other suitable person day of this citation. LETTERING AND CLEANING of And. 1184. h-1 be appointed administrator with the the first grade: Hawaiian Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, Monuments in the cemetery. Sidney girls of Grade 1; Swedish will annexed of said estate WILBUR First Judge of said Court, this six- Lamb, 124 Main st., Tel. Andover WANTED - RELIABLE Woman E. ROWELL, the executor named in teenth day of April in the year one for General housework. One day a grades 1 and 2; Dutch 1240J. C-TF "Tip-toe Through the said will having deceased. thousand nine hundred and fifty-two. week. Tel. And. 1053-M. H-TF If you desire to object thereto you JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. ' Nancy Campbell, Janice or your attorney should file a written and grades 1 and 2; 24-1-8 WANTED - Y01 NG GIRL waitress. appearance in said Court at Lawrence dance, grades 1 and 2; Experience not necessary. Apply before ten o'clock in the forenoon on Do You Know lance, grade 2; Operetta, SCOUT NOTES in writing, giving full personal par- the twelfth day of May 1952, the re- Betsy Ross Made The Cub pack 75 met in St. Augus- ticulars to BS 19, The Townsman, turn day of this citation. grades 5 and 6, cast: tine's school hall Tuesday night Massachusetts? Box 9, Andover. H-1 Witness, JOHN V. PHELAN, Esquire, Washington, George Des. with Frank Sweeney, cub master, First Judge of said Court, this twenty- 7,olonet Ross, David Gold. first day of April in the year one thou- in charge. Short talks were given DO YOU KNOW THAT . . . .As- Wanted to Buy Robert Morris, John Tom. sand nine hundred and fifty-two. by Fred Griffin and Ted Shann, sociated Industries reports that ; Capt. Anderson, John Gin ! JOHN J. CCSTELLO, Register. neighborhood commissioners, and ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING old. Betsy Ross, Mary Walsh; construction of new factory build- Marble-top, Walnut, Grape and Rose- Rowell, Clay & Tomlinson, ce. Dorothy Byrnes; R. Dist. Cmsr. Les lie Mullen presen- ings or important additions were carved Furniture, Glass, China, 301 Essex St., Barbara Curran; Jane, ted the pack charter to Mr. Sween- undertaken during 1951 in 93 Mass- Silver, Jewelry, Clocks, Prints, Ant Lawrence, Moss. 24-1-8 iock: Penelope, Cynth a ey. Movies were shown at the achusetts cities and towns, amount- Frames, Cuns, Coins, Furniture, an; Susan. Jacqueline Wei). close of the meeting. ing to more than 889,000,000 and Etc., William F. Graham Jr., 165 I Martha Washington, Janet Explorer post 75 met Tuesday representing 325 individual enter- Golden Hill Ave., Haverhill, Mass. ci. night with Post Advisor Stewart prises, the biggest year's expan- Telephone Haverhill 23708. Will call to look. 'teen Colonies: Virginia,Pa. Anderson in charge..The boys went Who wouldn't with this lovely sion since 1948....There were Burns; New Jersey, Nano' to the sand pit on Lupine road pool mermaid. Site's wearing band 1,912 United States patents issued orth; Massachusetts, Shei where they practiced signalling. bra and scants front White Stag's to Massachusetts residents in For Rent—Apts and Flats v New York, Janice Sro. K; latest addition to its fabric list— 1950, the largest number since Hampshire, Linda Mcra FOR RENT - LARGE furnished ENJOYING VACATION Sun Bonnet Chambray. 'White shoe- 1941....The ten important industrial Maryland, Donna St. Lau • James E. Greeley of Clteever laces braided around top of halter, apartment from May 15 to Oct. 15. centers in Massachusetts that had Consists of living room, dining 7,.onnecticut. Linda Plumy circle writes from St. Petersburg, waistband and bottoms of shorts Island, Doris Dixon; Deli. , the highest average weekly wage room, 2 bedrooms and kitchen. Fla., that "to sit in the ball park contrast gaily with orange ice, lem- Lee Tansey; North Car, on ice, blue ire and lico- earnings per factory worker in Call Andover 2077-M. V-1 for a night game and enjoy the mint ice, Phyllis Bonanno; South C rice colors. January were: West Springfield cool breeze from Tampa Bay is Beverly Reynolds; Pew, $78.20, Beverly 877.42, Everett HELICOPTER HERE FRIDAY , Marion Baer; and Georgia, tops in sport , pleasure." Mr. *77.25, Lynn $76.83, Pittsfield The helicopter which is to is Walls. Greeley and his daughter, Atty. Information $74.25, Chicopee *73.31, Worcester spray some 400 of the town's elm tie girls: Ann Batterbury, Anna M. Greeley, are enjoying For Veterans $73.14, Springfield *70.83, Gard- trees to combat the dutch elm dis- L Busby, Jean Groleau, Mary their stay at the southern resort. ner $68.22 and Quincy $67.60, as Hewitt, Marguerite Lacey, Q - I have been discharged front ease, is expected here Friday, 1 Reilly, Cynthia Thompson INDIAN REBEKAH LODGE service, arid have applied for the reported by department of labor and according to word received by Shirley Warshaw. Indian Rebekah lodge 136 will new form. of government tern, insu- industries....The number of factory Tree Warden G. R. Abbott. Bad dians: Geoffrey Davis, Thom. meet Monday night with Grace rance for non-disabled veterans. employees in January was 4.3% weather kept the 'copter from com- .ehach, David Dulong, Allen Lake, noble grand, presiding. On At some later time may I convert less than a year ago, but total pay- ing here last week as originally Hohnenstein, Paul Honsi A youngster driven from his the refreshment committee are Ida this to a permanent plan? rolls were practically even with scheduled. ninon, William Skulley and home by flood waters gets a typhoid R. Graves, Charlotte Hill, Louise insurance is not last year and the average of weekly Woodcock. A - No. This 'hut from a Red Cross nurse. Re- Keith and Helen Keith. convertible to any other plan of earnings per worker employed was ildiers: Larry McCarthy, Rob. up *2.73...Sales of department Mirisola, Charles Bassett, cruitment of nurses to serve in Red government life insurance. how- WALLPAPER Cross shelters for disaster victims New Wording stores in Massachusetts during 'ge Stein and John Lowe, ever, it may be renewed every five i• a part of every years, as term insurance, at the January totaled 16.9% less than a ALLIED PAINT STORES age managers: Peter O'Toole large disaster The Washington biological sur- relief operation. premium rate for your then-attained year ago, but the number of all re- Richard Mason. vey, which puts metal bands on Joseph T. Gagne, President age. tail employees was down only .3% torus: Michael Sullivan, Rob. wild birds to study their migra- and retail payrolls were practically Hansen, Lynn Barkalow, Keith CATHOLIC SCHOOL GUILD 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence tory habits, recently ordered new Q-Approximately six months equal to those a year ago....U. S. der, Robert Salisbury, Martin Members of St. Augustine's bands with different wording. ago we bought a home with a GI ns, David Russo, Elizabeth department of agriculture reports Catholic School guild will meet They now read "Notify fish and loan. From time to time we have of livestock on Massachusetts halski, Marion Morgan, Ann with the Sisters of Notre Dame in heard other people who purchased Ish, Cynthia Turton, Marilyn wildlife services, Washington, D. farms on January 1 shows: 182,000 the school hall at 3:30 p.m., Sun- ite, Joan Sullivan, Constance C." Formerly the bands said homes with GI loans speak of a cattle and calves, up 2,000 above MORRISSEY day. All are urged to attend. A so- otte, Anthony Leonardi, Jo. simply, "Wash. Biol. Surv." "gratuity" payment. Would you a year ago; 10,000 sheep and cial hour will follow. h Calcina, Grant Whitnlari Unofficial explanation of the please explain the meaning of this lambs, up 1,000; 9,000 horses and TAXI niel Murphy, Daniel O'Totie, change: An irate taxpayer's let- term? colts, down 1,000; 106,000 hogs nes Birman, Robert Sullivan D.A.V. MEETING ter complained: A-On all VA-guaranteed or in- and pigs, up 3,000; 5,797,000 TWO-WAY RADIOS irlene Benedetti, LouanneKin; Andover chapter, 18, D.A.V., "Sirs, I shot one of your pet sured loans, a gratuity payment is chickens, up 30,000; and 54,000 ce Jo Mooney, Susan Mille:, will meet crows and followed instructions. I made to the lender, which does :herine O'Shea and Eleanor at 8:15 o'clock tonight turkeys, practically the same as immediately after the Loyalty day washed it, I boiled it, and I surved not have to be repaid by the vet- a year ago....The Town of Stur- 3mpson. program in the square. it. It was terrible. Stop fooling the eran. This gratuity payment is Valter Curran, Richard Dale':, bridge is preparing a zoning bylaw TEL. 59 people." computed at four percent of the :hard Foster, Jon Ingenthrr and map for presentation at the amount guaranteed, up to a maxi- orge Miller, William Minzr, next annual town meeting. arles Pelletier, Brodley " mum of $160. For example, if the (Compiled by State Planning Board) INSTANT SERVICE Is, Robert Roberge. Dor' Radio and Television VA guarantee on a GI loan amounts 6 CARS • 32 PARK ST. rrie, Kenneth Williams an: to $3,000, the gratuity payment Subscribe to the TOWNSMAN alter Bleszinski. SALES AND SERVICE would be $120. This amount is Norman St. Laurent, Beet. considered by the lender as a FREE PARKING ANDOVER TEL. 11-VI rgeron, Susan Goldman, At. paymentagainst the loan principal. Meredyth Mannir: 1u ick. Co. PLAYHOUSE yce Pray, Lorraine Rees, Q-I served in World War II and ince Westbrook, Carol Andre HAROLD stayed on active duty afterwards, Sunday, Monday — May 4, 5 irol Anne Caliri, Ursula Rohne. PH INNEY NEW LOCATION - '35 MAIN ST. and last week was discharged from Phone Call Front A Stranger 2:05 5:25 8:50 :tin, Ruth A. Houde, service. Am I eligible for readjust- Shelley winters — Gary Merrill — Bette Davis axwell, Lois Mirisola and t Be (OPP. A & P) TEL. 1175 ment allowances for unemployment, ly Winters. all of grade Return of the Texan 3:40 7:00 Jo Anne White, Norman gm' or has that GI• Bill benefit already Dale Robertson — Joanne bru expired? ux, Walter Mooney, Jane Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday — tvoy 6, 7, 8 laven. Linda Murach, A-You may still be eligible for unemployment allowances, if you oberge, Susan Hamm, S The Great Caruso (Request Program) 2:00 5:20 8:45 alnan, Robert Carr and Ric CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY are able to work, are available for Vario Lanza - Ann Blyth )1iffe, all nf grades 5 and 6. suitable work, and register for Vengeance Vet Iley work with a public employment 3: 50 7:10 DUTli CENTER Burt Lancaster & Joanne Dru The annual meeting of the I office and meet other requirements I —MANUFACTURERS— as to service and discharge. For Friday, Saturday — May 9, 10 directors of the And .- enter will be held 'Nebo most veterans, however, no pay- Five Fingers 2:05 5:25 8:45 , ay 14, at 4:30 p.m. at th ments may be made for any week James Mason — Danielle Darrieux SODA WATERS which begins later than July 25, Indian Uprising enter on____1 Brool2,t 3:45 7:10 Fill 1952. George Montgomery — Audrey Long LOOHMOITILE tEltk, The lied Cross bloodn and GINGER ALES Usual Saturday Morning Children's Movie at 10 o'clock It CALL 1943 FOR OUR ill be at the South church CLASSIFIED AD TAKER Western — "Roar of the Iron Horse" Serial — Short Subjects i 7 p.m., Friday, May 2.

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x. 14 THURSDAY Trit ANDOVER Icwsioctsi MAY 1, 1952 In RECORD PRIMARY hower had taken 27 of the 28 dis- Garden Club To ALPHA PHI CHI Trout Derby To Be trict delegates and in the preferen- Alpha Phi Chi sorority of the VOTE CAST HERE tial poll was leading 225,000 Elect Officers South church will hold its mother- Held May 3 And p.m. 4 nor (Continued from Page One) against 97,000 for Taft. The annual meeting of the And- daughter banquet at 6:30 The annual trout derby will le the write-in votes, just one more than In the Democratic preferential over Garden club will be held at Thursday, May 8. All women of held Saturday and Sunday, May James Darby who was next with the church are invited to come with and 4, at Ilussey's pond in sur poll he was in second place. Ke- 10 a.m., Tuesday, May 6 at the Shaw. Arn 14. Others receiving votes in this Log Cabin. There will be a plant their daughters. Mrs. William Em- sheen. It is open to all boys fauver, with about 40 precincts to and st., contest were, John Waldie 5, Agnes hear from, was leading with 26,000, and white elephant sale, proceeds mons is supper chairman, Mrs. G. girls of the town 12 years old Richard Abbot has charge of deco- and ing Phillips 5, Donald L. Payne 5, Eisenhower was second with of which are for the Andover under. Prizes for the largest VOLUME rations, and tickets may be ob- will be awarded. The fish vas Franklin Haggerty 1, Francis 15,000, Truman next with 6600, scholarship fund. event is tained from Mrs. Alexander Wilson sponsored by the Andover Robertson Jr., 1. Taft 5000, Dever 2100. The business meeting will be Sports. Others elected to the town com- held at 11 o'clock when officers Jr. men's club, Inc., and will be con. ducted under the supervision mittee were, Joseph A. Horan, 128; SERVICE CLUB SPONSORS will be elected. Dues are payable ON DEAN'S LIST of the New Richard A. Dulong, 117; Michael E. JUNIOR LEAGUE TEAM at this time. fish committee of the club, David Brennan, 125, James W. Burke, 120; Luncheon will be served at Named to the third dean's list Markert, chairman. It will be (Continued from Page One) held Mitchell P. Puchlopek, 114; James noon followed by an exhibition of at the University or Massachusetts rain or shine. 4 E. Coleman, 122; Mary C. Golden, Polgreen, Burton Jenkins, Percy driftwood by club members. for the fall semester ending Febru- Schoc 119; James D. Doherty, 131; J. Dole, Sidney P. White, R. J. The speaker of the afternoon ary 1952 are Francis A. Barous, 127 MAIN ST. Amosia Barsamian, 114. Mirisola, John J. Cronin, Victor will be Mrs. Lucien B. Thayer, 2nd., son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis PAUL'S T EL. 2125 All 35 candidates for the 35 Mill Jr., president of the N.E. Wild Flower A. Barous, 98 Central st., and Rob- 19 Years' Experience Hold places on the Republican town Publicity, Frank Humphrey, Preservation society. She will ert H. Ruf Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. • Dressmaking • Remodeling committee were elected. Joseph C. Oakes, Donald B. Look, speak on "Wild Flowers and Ferns Robert H. Ruf son of Mr. and • Alterations Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, can- William F. Lucey, Samuel Osgood; Mrs. Robert H. Ruf of Lowell Junc- Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses for the Garden." Members may Made to order didate for delegate at large, got medical, Doctors T. Dennie Pratt, invite guests. tion rd. House the largest vote among Republican John J. McArdle Jr., Charles H . Open house candidates, 1632. Sen. Henry Cabot Black, William V. Emmons; new West Cent Lodge was next with 1620. Transportation, Charles F. Dal- 4 p.m. when to Paul A. Dever with 153 got the ton, Timothy J. Scanlon, Harold E. ane opportunity largest Democratic vote and Sec. Heseltine, William A. Doherty, new building. Maurice _J. Tobin was next with James Nelligan, Robert W. Phin- The exercis, 144. ney, Winthrop Newcomb, Donald There will be E The record outpouring of voters E. Lundgren; insurance, George E. two very short for the primaries completely sur- Haselton, Douglas N. Howe; inspectn.io prised election officials who classification, Francis J. Rode- rrhe buildinguiiding hardly expected so many votes ricks, J. P. Twomey, Joseph A. pleted and th would be cast. McCarthy. will not be A Final tabulation showed that Manager, Walter Roberts; This will be a 2253 Republican and 200 Demo- coaches, J. Aubrey Polgreen, building has n( cratic ballots, a total of 2453, James Platt, Charles W. Bowman, but the contra( were cast. At the primaries four Henry Porter; ways and means school departni years ago Andover cast 79 Republi- committee, directors of the Ser- Isabelle Dobbi, can and 24 Democratic votes, a vice club, Stanley F. Swanton, total of 103. John N. Cole, John W. Murray, WestCr°n ischool.sn'sclas Anticipating a much smaller George B. Westhaver and Lee E. These class vote, only one polling place, that Noyes. new building n at the Square & Compass club, was Other classes If our forefathers thought taxa- open. Early indications Tuesday (continu tion without representation was were that a large vote would be bad, we wonder what they would recorded as at that time voters think of it today with representa- St Augi kept coming in a steady stream. tion. By 10 o'clock 362 votes were To Holc cast and additional precinct officers were rounded up to assist vs May Pr in the work. Voting continued steady during the day and at 3 St. Augustin o'clock 1278 votes had been cast. JACKSON a May process starting at 3 A large crowd swarmed the the annual Ma voting place shortly after 6 p.m., , the Blessed with a line reaching well out into LUMBER absence of mai the driveway at the side' of the The route building. All who appeared at the ustine's schoc polling place by 7 p.m., when CO. INC. to Main and E the polls closed, were allowed to The Department Store church where vote and it was 7:20 p.m., before be concluded. the final ballot was cast. for Home Builders Tabulation proved a slow task (Continue and it was not until a few minutes after 1 a.m. that the final figures LUMBER THE FC were announced. Much of the credit for the large HARDWARE PAYS MY TELEPHONE BILL vote here is being given the local ANI Eisenhower committee which worked for several weeks not only AND A COMPLETE LINE Si B to advance the interests of their OF BUILDING MATERIALS "I'm in the cordwood business — much more than the cost of telephone candidate but to encourage Re- anti like a lot of people my income has service." publican and independent voters C to go to the polls. This committee 10-12 JACKSON ST. doubled in the last ten years. But I'm was especially busy Tuesday and A Telephone Dollar Buys More Than It Used To LAWRENCE not much ahead of the game, because FRIDA had transportation for voters in all districts. so ntarty things I l)ts have doubled or There are twice as many telephones Early indications yesterday, with today as there were in NW and more are almost all of the state's 1739 pre- TEL. 4141 tripled in cost. BILLINGS'; CA cincts counted were that Eisen- being installed every (Ian. There are a lot R. M. COLE; E "My telephone service is au excep- FORD'S; HAIR of new stores and businesses that you HILL'S; MIC tion. Telephone rates are up on an HOLD'S; J. can reach by telephone probably more average only 27( in Massachusetts. WOOLWORTH': SHOP; SHAWS of your friends bare telephones now.

"Figure it this way . 1 work less, Ind ser~iee is faster. better and more ANDOVER PRESCRIPTIONS cut less wood to pay my telephone bill DOES CALLED FOR AND — because env income has gone up so 'h our ort t e truly Big in , m DELIVERED • Revenue,: from increased rates — including proposed. {'slue — Little in t CALL 418 The NEW ENGLAND Telephone & TELEGRAPH SIMEONE'S PHARMACY ft Company WILLIAM F. S1MEONE, PH. G. Reg. Pharm. TEL. ON 4NDOVER SQ( ARE 0/4 p