NG INTENTIONS ft.:lowing wedding Mien If ninter rotors ran spring El been filed at the only he far behind? Liberty iv worth whatever to Clerk George H. Win I'. It. SHELLEY Ilse best civilization Is worth. — HENRY GILES Or S. Maconochie, 46:1 g ave. Detroit, Mich., an n. Auchterlonle. 65 R NUCVEP TOWNSMAN rd. VOLUME 63, NUMBER 19 ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MARCH 9, 1950 PRICE, 5 CENTS 127 MAIN BT. U L. S TEL. 2125 19 Years' Experience essmakIng • Remodeling • Alterations THREE WOMEN ELECTED TO SCHOOL BOARD SgrieCir:JrZi Dress, VIEWS Voters Also Return OF White, Abbot, Hatch VANTAGE THE NEWS For Additional Terms By LEONARD F. JANIES The recent proposal of Senator Several Other Officials Returned McMahon to buy off an atomic weapons race with $10 billions To Office Without Opposition—Only GNP diverted from our national de- fense costs merits consideration. 47 Percent Of Voters GJ To Polls The senator would use this money as extended Marshall Plan aid to ANNA II. GREELEY Three women were given places DOROTHY T. 1.11irrninci1: KATHARINE 1. BALDWIN on the five-member school com- include Russia, in exchange for mittee at the annual town election international agreement to con- 3344 Votes Cast all Tuesday when the voters electd trol atomic armaments. Junior Ski Club Anna M. Greeley in her first polit- AGE At first reading this sounds rea- At Town Election Planning N.H. Trip Finance Committee Sees ical venture, and returned Dorothy sonable. Money spent on arma- Monday's annual town election T. Partridge and Katharine A. ments can cause an armaments A day of skiing was enjoyed brought out 3344 of the town's Baldwin for new terms. race which in turn means in- by the Junior Ski club of the An- Increase In Tax Rate 7151 voters, or almost 47 percent, the right mortgage creased expenditures in an ever- despite the lack of contests for In the other contests all candi- dover Youth Center, Saturday, dates for re-election were success- to fit" your needs mounting spiral. But $10 billions under the direction of the lead- • A substantial increase in the tax several offices. a year for five years used as the rate is seen by the finance commit- Voting in Precincts 1 and 6 fui. Sidney Pr White was re-elect- advantage of ar- er, Victor Buschman. A trip into ed to the board of public works senator suggests could perhaps New Hampshire is planned for Pupils To Present tee in its annual report on the were fairly heavy but there was this friendly Say- hay friendship instead of war. As needs of the town as reflected in a falling off in Precincts 3, 4 and for a three-year term; George R. this Sunday. Transportation is Abbott was again named tree -cost arrangements a slogan the proposal is good. How needed and anyone caring to ac- Annual Irish Night the appropriations sought in the 5. Is It as a solution? town warrant. The precinct officers set a good warden for three years; Charles company the group and assist with Tile annual St. Patrick's day G. Hatch won the five-year term your requirements. (Continued on Page 6) the transportatiOn would be great- "The Andover tax rate was hi- record in counting the ballots and program will be presented by the making the returns. In the usual on the housing authority; and the ver? ly appreciated. Please call Ando- pupils of St. Augustine's school at creased last year," the report says, present constables, George A. ver 554. "and from the present outlook it race to be first to report to the ance 8:15 p.m., in the Memorial audi- office of Town Clerk George H. Dane, J. Lewis Smith and George Ask Bus Service Skating was enjoyed at the torium Sunday, Mar. 12. t.ppears that there will be a sub- N. Sparks were returned to office We playstead Friday and Saturday. stantial increase this year regard- Winslow with their tabulations As in the past an excellent pro- the officers of Precinct 3 from for another year. For West Parish The business men's group of the less of what economies we may gram of entertainment has been Shawsheen Village took the hon- The porsibility of the Eastern Lawrence YMCA played the Ando- effect by reducing appropriations Re-elected without opposition prepared under the supervision of ors by reporting at 7:24 p.m. Massachusetts Street Railway Co., ver youth center Wednesday eve- requested in this warrant. were: Arthur SWeeney, modera- the Sisters of Notre Dame and a Stafford A. Lindsay, is warden i,onding its Beacon street ser- ning. " tor; Titaxter Eaton. treasurer; J. large attendance is expected. 't nere are two major problems of Precinct 3, George J. Burke, vice from its present stop near There is a vacancy in tine rug involving large capital expendi- Everett Collins, selectman and as- The program: Announcer, John clerk, and the others are Norman he Lawrence-Andover line to hooking classes and anyone de- tures, the first and most important sessor; William V. Emmons, board Polgreen; Medley of Irish Airs, A. Warhurst, George R. Cairns, Vest Andover center has been sug- siring to join this class should of which is that concerning the of health; Arthur W. Reynolds, chorus; Grade 1—Sunbonnet Sal- Albert N. Wade, George L. Gahm, ested by the selectmen in a re- contact the center oft details. expansion and Improvement of the library trustee; Frederick E. ly and Overall Jim, Arthur An- Lucien J. Topping, John L. Flah- ent letter to the company. The dramatic club meeting has water supply. .itere is no doubt Cheever, planning board. drew, Michael Connolly. Leo Cro- erty, James J. Reilly and Francis In view of the recent curtailment been changed from Thursday to that we must keep abreast of our Despite the apparent lack of in- nin, Robert Di Grazia, David P. Reilly. t trains by the B. & M. the Tuesday at 7:15. demands for water and according terest in the election due to the Doucette, John Farragher, Dennis Precinct 1 at the central fire electmen have also suggested ex- to the testimony of the board of absence of contests about 47 per- Gendron, Charles Ileseltine, Roy station was next at 7:31 is. err. riding bus transportation to Bat- public works and its engineer, we LarivIere, Bernard Levesque, John Then followed Precinct 2 at 7:47 cent of the voters went tee the ardvale. Announce Seniors should appropriate not less than polls. Lynch, John Merrill, Ronald Mes- p. in., Precinct 4 at 8:02 p. ne.,. No reply has been received to $130.500. to assure the town of senger, Donald Miller, Ronald Precinct 6 at 8:05 p. nn., and Pre- Making her first entrance into hese suggestions. With Top Honors adequate water during the next ler, William Miner, David Murphy, cinct 5 at 8:06 p. or. the local political field Anna M. 111111111111111111.1111111111 The selectmen have also written few years especially in view of the The four highest ranking stu- Ronald Pepin, Thomas Shann, Greeley polled a large vote in the he 13. & M. regarding the cut in constantly increasing demands The vote by precincts: dents of the senior class of Punch- !Michael Sheehan, John Waldie, contest for the three-year term to ervice with a suggestion to make upon the system as the result of Precinct Reg. Cist ard high school wino will have Michael Perry, Carl Porter, Thom- the school committee, for which ere stops at liallardvale. In reply new construction and to provide 1 1614 921 leading parts in the commence- as Matton. Carol Buote. Sandra he railroad says the midday traffic adequate reserves in the event of 1493 675 (Continued 011 Page Seven) ment exercises next June have Callahan, Bertha Caughey, Joyce 3 r and from the 'Vale is relatively failure of the pumps at Haggett's 1488 493 just been announced. Guerin, Barbara Hayden. Pamela 4 ght. pond. 783 347 They are Arlene Kupis, first Lee, Marie Levesque, Therese Lev- 611 259 183 Arrests Made 'Do you have any particular "The second big problem is that powerful honors, who will be valedictorian; esque, Elizabeth Lynch, Susan Mc- 6 1162 649 ours of the day where the pee- Martha Ann Fieldhouse, second of the school eystem which de- ', most need an added stop? Farland. Dorothy Miller, Joan 'rotal 7151 3344 By Police In 1949 honors, who will be salutatorian; Murnatte, Joanne O'Neill, June mands some additional construc- hilt I cannot give you any en- Ann Marie !Murray, third honors, Simeone, Maureen Sullivan, Eva tion in the immediate future and Andvver made 1 53 arrests uragement in the matter we hind Kent Donovan, fourth honors. Tatarunis, Rita Tatarunis. probable long range construction Rob Taxi Driver during 1949, of which 35 were mild like to help you if you have to care for expanding school pop- for speeding and 11 for operating Ever Built! Grade'2—I've Got the Rhetuna- able specific suggestion or re- ulatin, and theee two demands to- tooter the influence of liquor, ac- tin: Joseph Barton, John Cormier, est." gether will naturally have the In West Andover cording to the annual report of 18 Room School John Ilurley, Laurence Kirwin. Since the letter was written the effect of increasing the tax rate Police of several communities Pollee Chief George A. Dane. Robert Lake, James Leete, David l al strike has been settled and Urged By L.W.V. for this year ano several years joined Sunday night in search of Drunkenness with 54 topped the is believed that the B. & M. Lynch, William McDonald, Robert into the future, however the fin- three young men who held up a list of arrests. "Where are we going to put McGregor, Robert Nault, Robert SIX nice will soon be back to nor- ancing for these projects is ar- Lawrence taxi driver in West the school children?" asks the Shattn, Patrick Sehl, James Of the 113 arrested, 116 were ranged. Andover, robbed him of $13, League of Women Voters of An- Sheard. Daniel Sheehy. Suellen convicted in district court, 16 -The federal government con- wrecked his car and escaped on placed. on file, 32 released by the E 254 dover in a circular sent to all Adams, Margaret Berthel, Della tinues to operate with a heavy de- foot leaving snow tracks that probation officer. one turned over voters on the eve of town meeting. Boulanger. Maureen Callahan, ficit and it, therefore, devolves were traced across the Merrimack to the army, and 12 turned over ENGINE HAWSHEEN MANOR The circular notes the recent Joyce Connolly, Mary Costello, Ju- river into Lawrence. school survey which stated that upon the local government to set to out-of-town police. Six were Route 28 — Shawsheen Village (Continued on Page 2) 1Villiam Barron, t h e I taxi dismissed. HE HEAVY DUTY F-6 six out of seven elementary setteel an example to the federal govern- ment by living well within their driver, reported that three Industrial buildings are rated from poor to There wore 379 miscellaneous roughly Proved in DINING ROOM own means. The total tax' burden young men engaged him in Law- Operatior very poor, and tile recommenda- Groups Confer complaints received and invest- ine and Motor Couch now operating under is heavy. at the present time said rence early Sunday night, had tions for new buildings. igated. The police also sent 383 management of to represent not less than 255 of him drive to "Center" street. It also includes the recominen- cards to the registry of motor On Water Problem (Continued on Page 2) They guided him to a point near dations in the survey and those vehicles for violations of motor ohn H. Maguire In order to reach it better un- Beacon street and Chandler road of tine school committee which (Continued on Page 2) of Andover derstanding of the town's water when he was told to stop. are somewhat different, and problem the board of public works Housing Authority One of the trio produced a gun SPECIAL states: "Our present buildings Wednesday night had it group of and another a club. They took do not lend themselves to modern Additional Donors Businessmen's Luncheons interested citizens meet with the money from him, ordered him teaching methods, are run down, Powers Extended 85c George A. Sampson, of the firm out of the cab. and when he asked and costly to maintain. The wis- In its first annuts1 report just To Blood Bank A taste treat for you cif Weston & Sampson, consulting how he would get home, threw and your guest dom of retaining an old building issued by Charles G. Dutch, chair- engineers, to discuss the entire him a dime. Additional names; received at gd Series Fii6-110 horse, such as Stowe is questioned by man, the Andover !lousing auth- situation. They started the cub and he the Andover chapter Red Cross 212 IbLiift. Torque Complete Dinners from $1,00 many. Obviously, if the price is ority notes that it has two addi- I Series Fii6 COE-106 had to jump out of the way to of blood donors during the re- 210 lbs.•It. Torque Catering For All Occasions Attending the meeting were tional powers besides that of pro- not too high, the best plan would keep from being injured. A few cent drive are us follows: Dr. in our dining room or outside be to build a completely modern members of the board of public viding adequate rental housing NEW FORD 254 ENGINE -- locations— minutes later he heard a crush. Charles II. Hollis, Mrs. Charles H. design leatureil vvorks, the finance committee, for Andover veterans who have ill these modern school of Is classrooms plus other Ileitis. Robert Mower, Herbert Special Menus Upon Request ectors of the Andover Taxpayers' not sufficient income to purchase Walking a few hundred yards fur- 'ED top piston ring for better lulnicaboX facilities.' Bachman. Harry Emmons, Grace assoeiation and others who have their own homes. ther on he saw where the taxi had d life. failed to negotiate a curve, Emmons. the Rev. Levering Reyn- aluminum alloy pistons with solid siert shown a great deal of interest in The authority, saye the report, olds. Jr., Alex Ritchie, Betty antrols piston to wall clearance. the problem. ham two additional powers under climbed over a snow bank, hit a Ritchie, Russell MucLeisit. Albert inshaft for Increased valve opening. Oita the laws of the Commonwealth. stone wall and crashed into a shed Nir. Sampson had spent all day on the Arakelian property. They Batchelder, Norman Morgan, Mar- First, if need is shown, to provide shaust valves. Sall.cleaning, belle( sealing Wedneeday in town reviewing abandoned the car and fled. ion Leff, Elmer Peterson, Ililda iictutii conditions with Warren G. low-rent housing for low-income IME faced exhaust valves for Mid OM QUALITY PRINT/ Police were notified and with Brogan and Lou Pendleton. Petersen, town engineer, and Btu- families in Andover for families g longer wear. officers front Lawrence, Tewks .ENGE Power home combustion chambaild dying several phasee of the eys- of both veterans and non-veterans Pnliliral Aiken ISCIrlillf greater economy. now living in subetandard housing bury and the state police barracks tern. searched the area and found the As the result of the conference conditions. Federal funds are now Fast ... Efficient Service tra,•ks leading across the river. To The Voters of Andover • it is expected that sortie of the available for this purpose. The when you order printed 1940 census figure showed 512 We know that ferences that exist uniong those riding :II '14Isr [11,1,11.11 • family units out of 3211 In And- matter, you want delivery as soon as itt te rested in the system may be • over to be substandard because I wish to extend to you my LONGE possible. That is why we've arranged ironed out before the town meet- To The Voters of Andover thanks and sincere appreciation I• is longer! they need repaint of a major na- Ford Trot • printing and rapid delivery i ii . for the support given me at the .v. for rapid g ture or luck a private bath or be- on all orders. Call us . My sincere thanks for your polls and the confidence dis- cause they are deficient tit both played In me by such a splendid TREE SURGEONS interest and support in my respects. After due consideration, vote. I shall endeavor to serve candidacy for the Andover SPECIALISTS the authority decided to postpone to the best of my ability through School Committee. the coming three TOWNSMAN IN EVERY PHASE any action on this mutter until years of my AN OF TREE the 1950 census figures come out Signed: term. Mart SERVICE to show actual preeent conditions TEL 1943 ATTY. ANNA M. GREELEY, Signed: SIDNEY P. WHITE, 58 MAIN STREET of housing in Andover. 5635 7 Summer St., Andover Arglila Rd., Andover .Is. 767 -- Ana..., Own \rwilJapei .Stitt 1887 (Continued on Page 2) lel meetings amounted to $69,318. William Dolan, Gus Housing Authority In any redevelopment program Farragher, Trees Th under the Housing Act of 1949. Among its recommendations, on Red Cross Fund Harold lieseltine, William !long, Powers Extended Federal (untie are available to the some of the larger items the fin- Douglas Howe, Burton Jenkins, Elm C authority to redevelop any area ance committee disapproves of the Donald Lundgren, Winthrop New- B y (Continued from Page 1) comb, Forrest Noyes, Leo Noyes, Attention of tI in Andover dhich Is run down enclosing Roger's brook $4000 for In the first week of its 1950 The second power is to deter- and which could be cleared and laws, and 171 licenses were sus- enclosing ,togers brook $4000 for fund campaign Andover chapter, Walter Pearson, Ralph Price, Ed the need of carry mine whether there aro advan- sold to private interests for rede- pended by the registry for ouch control of the dutch elm disease; Romeo, Harold Rutter, William campaign agaitur American Red Cross has moved tages to be secured for Andover velopment. The federal govern- violations. $1700 for a new truck for the Simeone, Richard Simmers, Stan. forward satisfactorily, reports Er- disease is empl ment bears e, of the net loss and Miscellaneous investigations in- moth department; the pension rel- ley Swanton, Charles Swift, Irv- Warden G. R. A !resit S. Young, general chairman. the town it, of the loss hut the cluded 53 summonses served for ing Whitcomb, Roger Whitcomb. ative to the retirement of Eugene The thermometer on the town anal report. town's cost can be paid partially out-of-town police; 81 doors in V. Lovely at half salary as prin- !mime registers about 40% of the Ile says: "Ar with improvements provided by business district found open and cipal of Punehard high school; quota of $11,500. This represents EN heritage in trees the Town and any project which secured; 451 lights reported "out" $2175 for improving the lighting the bulk of the contributions corn- 8F3ereselectmen G inroads of the so. is feasible will provide much addi- to Lawrence G.&E.Co., 31 hens MondayANi7C night at the library; several articles for ing through the advance gifts organized i'hieTl for tional tax revenue. This is a mat- killed by dogs; 10 bicycles re- the year with Roy disease. The town water extensions; and $550 for a committee and the Phillips acad- E. Hardy, chairman, .1. Everett Public elm trees ter which will require joint dis- ported stolen in Andover and 10 press booth at the playstead. as reported by David Collins, secretary. and Sidney p ands more on pie cussions with the planning•board. recovered. emy team, It does approve the purchase of H. Thompson and Joseph Staples, White. lens May, if the The authority will need the ap- a parcel of land for a new reser- chairmen of these groups. Most of It drecked, become proval of the town before embark- voir off Bancroft road $114,500 was voted to lay out the fol. Finance Committee Sees the remaining 60% is assigned to lowingon mediocre. While ing on a project under either of for a new reservoir and improve- g streets which have been these two programs. the following committees: Corpor- viewed in the past week: Cornell fail to appreciate Increase In Tax Rate ments of the water system; and ate gifts: Mr. Edward C. Nichols; tainly visitors to License t#98 $10.000 for plans for new school road, Elm court, Marwood drive, 2nd Floor — MUSGROVE BLDG. (Continued on Page 2) Employee groups: Francis .1. Rod- the latter upon installation of a notice their beaut The leading canning states of buildings. It also approves the ericks; business district: George Many citizens hay ANDOVER SQUARE the total national income. The in- proper manhole cover at the cos the U. S. are California, New York article in the supplementary war- Westhaver, Guy Howe; Abbot to the town in r TEL. ANDOVER 1998 crease in the supply of goods of rect elevation approved by the and Maryland. rent for a new engine-driven cen- academy: Mrs. Ruth Reeves; Pub- all kinds has returned the econ- board of pri hli c wttrskatt more are coining tifrugal pump. lic school employees: Kenneth L. beauty' of our tree omy to a fully competitive condi- The boa rd (i i Members of the committee are Sherman; and the residential can- iproved of tion which has resulted in lower Ileech circle and 'West Wind road. vet. Howell M. Stillman, chairman; vass. prices for many commodities and Stanley F. Swanton, secretary; Plans for the tatter have not yet 'Ilecatete the e this is especially true in food prod- The business solicitation com- been received. carrier of the di George E. Abbott. Harold G. mittee includes: Mason Arnold, ucts which are declining at the Bowen, Harry V. Byrne, Ellsworth tree to another, Easter Fashions present time and which it is pre- H. Lewis and Victor J. Mill, Jr. legislature in 199 Killilett, Francis O'Brien, Joseph for the young crowd dicted will continue to decline of the disease to throughout the year. If this de- Pellegrino, James Platt, Bernard W. SHIRLEY BARNARD superintendent an For best selections— Pupils To Present St. Jean, Robert Walsh. cline reaches major proportions it Real Estate and Insurance of the state moth For best values . . . will have its repercussions on the Grade 7 — Jaunting Down to Annual Irish Night at "Since control i entire economy due to the reduc- Kerry: Kenneth Cookson, Paul (Continued from Page 1) Main and Barnard Streets of healthy trees a ing purchasing power of farmers Cronin, Paul Decker, Robert Leete Telephone 66 of diseased trees, a and way in turn compel a decrease dith Doucette, Lyn Doyle, Ann John Lucey, John McAllister, Dan- by law, of the tree in prices of all other commodities. Fee, Claire Gaudet, Marilyn Harty, iel Murphy, Francis Nelligan, cations could easil; This condtition would tend to re- Arlene King, Ann Lavin, Margar- Lawrence Riley. Elaine Connors, ately, 90% of the duce the total national income and et MacInnis, Marie McDonough, Sheila Collins, Lorraine Des CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT WEINER CLOTHING CO. the state are also unless federal expenditures are re- Margaret Mauck, Patricia Minihan Roches, Helen Delaware, Patricia —ALSO— 265 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE tendents. It seems duced, would increase the federal Honora Murphy, Suzanne Noury, (lorry, Mary Anne Lynch, Marie Cesspools and Septic Tanks Installed offices might well deficit as th result of decreased Claire Ouellette Mary Robertson, McKeon, Maureen Scanlon. Mau- under the tree wart federal revenue because of lower Shanon Sullivan, Elizabeth Tam- reen Milne, Rosemary O'Neill, CHARLES CORBEIL It might he necessa incomes. The possibilities suggest many, Evelyn Therriault. Margaret Middleton, Betty Lou TEL. LOWELL 7236 arate budgets. the need for the most prudent fin- Grade 2, specialty—An Umbrel- Sitneone, Murielle Sigouln. NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON ancial management of the town." la Built for Two: James Leete, Grade 8—The Irish Priest. Al- "Th Andover VI David Lynch, Robert Lake, Daniel bertine Beliveau, Claire Boulang- 'sent society furn The finance committee notes the er, Pauline Carter, Marilyn Deck- budget for 1950 totals $1,208,757 Sheehy, Margaret Berthel, Mar- •arden with near. garet Mauck, Arlene King, Mau- er, Rhoda Des Roches, Ann Mc- of chemicals for Ann's Andover Cottage of which $19,056 is contained in Carthy, Pauline Surette, Joyce St. reen Callahan. if poison ivy along the special articles. This is a big Jean, Nancy White, Sylvia Zalla. increase over the $1,083,712 voted Grade 3—The Sailor with the Roadsides sprayei Main Street Route 28 Andover Grade 8—The Irish Minstrel: for 1949, of which the town meet- years were cheeke Navy Blue Eyes: Gerard Burbine, Harold Hayes, George Hesel- • SERVING LUNCHEONS ing voted $973,662 and prior spec- Lawrence Buote, Richard Chetson, where new poison tine, Paul Keeney, Connie McCar- started, and several stn 12 N. to 4 P.M. Tues. thru Fri. from 9 _ Gerald Delaney, Alfred Killilea, thy, William McCarthy, Ernest Richard Leete, David Lucey, Ar- roadsides were spr Mutton, John Killilea, Robert In a good kill of tI • SERVING DINNERS CARD OF THANKS thur Levesque, Daniel Morrow, Scanlon, Arthur Traynor. 12 N. to 8:30 P.M. from $1.50 We wish to express our gratitude to John Matton, Michael Noury, Don- Parties The tree warden our friends and relatives for their ald Sehl, John A. Sullivan, John the town take ste RESERVATIONS: TEL. AND. 1860 kind expressions of sympathy In our F. Sullivan, William Scanlon, Neal he department wit recent bereavement. Des Roches. William Walsh, Fred- -tic THE BATHROOM Food At Its Best Closed Mondays ng and grounds it Mrs. Archibald B. Davidson erick Tenurially, Barbara Black- CAPACITY OF YOUR HOME ... and Family ented space in sew • burn, Cornelia Barry, Sandra Be- ADD A lisle, Kathleen Callahan, Elizabeth lie also says a egote, POWderROOM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • + • Campbell, Mary Derbyshire, Ger- IS ON THE WAY ceded to replace 'ode]; aldine Guerin, Barbara Hatch, wants a ro CASUALS newer replaced wit Diane La Rochelle, Joan Lynch, Have you an available closet, us quipment; also t- Kathleen Merrill, Kathleen Nel- unused space under a stairway or SPORT OXFORDS he present gasolin !igen, Carol Ready, Donna Val- at the end of a hallway? aw with a new one liere, Ann White, DRESS SHOES Just the place for a powder urchase of a gene' A Little Bit of Heaven—Muri- room! is motor-driven elle Sigouin, Grade 7. IN STYLE WITH THE You will find that a Crane pen, sks the purchase Grade 4--The Irish Colleens and SEASON, der room will bring you new r compressor anu Gossoons:David Barton, Robert ARE HERE convenience—relieve bathroom icily Boulanger, Michael Connors, John congestion—add to your joy of work on brol Dolan, Francis Donahue, Samuel o 0 living. lie recommends a D'Angelo, William Cronin, Frank $11,700 for the Hayden, Joseph Harty, James TRU-TONE NYLONS I the department Keeney, Raymond Ouellette, Eu- 51 Guage . . . .99c 1960 for warden's gene Pimpare, Edward Rice, Wil- r three men; $66 liam Sitneone, Patricia Daly, Pat- 0 r all equipment; 1 ricia Doucette, Patricia Green, nil $142 for telept Patricia Golden, Patricia Goodwin, "Shoes That Satisfy" Ilaneous items. Norma Ileseltine, Ethel Lynch, Patricia McDonald, Patricia Mur- REINHOLD'S iss Carol Parai nano, Rosalie Milne, Sheila Serie. Plumbing and Heating "It's a Great Day for the Irish," 49 MAIN o Work In Me; 26 Park St. Tel. 121 Jane Simeons and John Farragher, Hiss Carol tetrad grade 1. ilr .and Mrs. Scot Grade 6, girls; The Skater's 'elltlY obtained he Waltz, Barbara Beliveau, Regina Cola in Ida Uni, Brouillard, Patricia Caughey, radios is a gradu Katherine Farragher, Patricia Gal- ademy and recoil lant, Theresa Gaudet, Julianne :roe at Connectici Grecoe, Barbara King, Gail Mc- SPRING BLOUSES, $2.95 up. Sizes 32-38 on March 21 she Intyre, Ellen Minihan, Marguerite 14 PARK STREET where she will Muse, Patricia Pimpare, Prudence the American Fri Pimpare, Gloria Stanley, Agnes St. e working on at Jean. ,' ram for the Me: Sweet Rosie O'Grady, Joseph Pellegrino and Robert Walsh, grade 6. bbot Alumnae Grade 5—The Irish Clowns: BROKEN CHINA ohs Spring Lu Dennis I3arous, Ernest Bourassa, MENDED Norman Brown, James Cleary, Minim Richard Comeau, Michael Cough- Made and Repaired d the Boston Ab Pep-up your lamps with china ssId their lin, James D'Angelo, Russell Des figurine finials ... add grace Vases, Figurines and Oil :45 Roches. Joseph Hines, Peter to the lamp as a whole. Lamps Electrified the Women's City Melt, Frederick Polgreen, Joan Pr. $2.50 Adams. Joan Currie, Jane Lancas- the Now Every Family Can Enjoy the ter, Marilyn Heseltine, Frances II hi. ismniannvinmmwainennatenseamenessa. 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All the joys of cooking electrically can he yours, yet eccoc, rdAtialdllywe Curry, Thomas Heard, Franklin If you call three-two-seven-six-nine itii.vi9te8d3 • CALROD4 UNITS your budget will hardly notice the difference! • HI-SPEED BROILER Like Hotpoint's famous Pushbutton Ranges, this low-cost Model RB-39 is built to the industry's highest standards of POLICE ENTRANCE • 1-PIKE STEEL BODY quality. Come in a nd illdge it, big ads antages for yourself! Civil Service Examination Books or • PORCELAIN FINISH April 29, 1950 There are for Andover and North Andover of home di unfortunate PREPARE NOW every home to Home Study Course for Work in Ambitious Men, 21 to 35 Call us your home Write TODAY for Details WESTLAND CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL -1 WESTLAND ST. LORIS !, WORCESTER 2, MASS. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950

tan, Gus Farragher Trees Threatened Marvels Of Nature Miss Gahan Passes Ratyna Second Churches Sponsor Attorney To Address 31tine, William Hoag, Catholic School Guild ,we, Burton Jenkins, By Elm Disease In Library Film State Bar Exams The regular monthly meeting of Igren, Winthrop New- In The N. E. 300 of the townspeople to The second in the series of the the Catholic School guild of St. eat Noyes, Leo Noyes, Attention Miss Nancy L. Gahan, daughter lly Joe Rayball The Andover Council of Church- Augustine's church will be held the need of carrying on a vigorous "Film Festival" will be held at of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Gahan, rattan, Ralph Price, Ed campaign against the dutch elan es is sponsoring the "One Great at 8 p. an., Thursday, Mar. 9, in rold Rutter, William the Memorial Hall library at 7:45 106 Chestnut st., was one of the Captain Joe 'Wynn of Pun- disease is emphasized by Tree p. in., Tuesday, Mar. 14. This pro- chard high's track team, the only Hour of Sharing" which will be the school ball. The guest speaker (chard Simmers, Stan. 193 successful candidates who Warden G. R. Abbott in his an- gram. "Marvels of Nature" will boy picked from Merrimack Valley held in over 100,000 congregations of the evening will be Atty. James n, Charles Swift, 'R- passed the recent Massachusetts A. Donovan, chairman of the state ub, Roger Whitcomb. nual report. emphasize through films the won- bar examinations. She will be re- and Northern Essex county region, throughout the nation Sunday, ders of our natural world. Six to represent Massachusetts in the parole board. It is requested that He says: "Andover's greatest commended for admission to the Mar. 12. all members plan to attend. heritage in trees is threatened by films will be shown, the first of bar Mar. 21. New England Interscholastic track iN ORGANIZE which is "City of Wax," which meet, held at the .,oston Garden The official symbol of this con- The third grade mothers, with inroads of the so-called dutch elm Miss Gahan graduated from Mrs. Augustine Sullivan as chair- ictmen Monday night disease. The town, with over 6000 shows the metamorphosis of the last Friday night, captured second certed world relief appeal for 'or the year with Roy Punchard high school in 1943 and man will be in charge of the meet- public elm trees and many thous- bee from Larva to young worker, Place in the New England :100. thousands of DP's, refugees and chairman, J. Everett was salutatorian of her class. She those needing moral and spiritual ing. ands more on property of its citi- the activities of a colony, and the He was edged out of first place ;retary, and Sidney p. life history of a queen bee. "Mon- attended Bates college and Bos- need in Asia and Europe, will be zens may, if the disease goes un- ton university where she received lay a half a stride by Eddie Warren checked. become unattractive and arch Butterfly," somewhat similar, of Weymouth high, another Mas- a church steeple with a clock her B.A. degree, and entered B. pointing to 11, according to D r. noted to lay out the fol. mediocre. While many citizens shows the development of the cat- sachusetts representative in the U. Law school where she received Stanley 1. Stuber, the national dir- eets which have been fail to appreciate our trees, cer- erpillar into the chrysalis and de- New England 300. Ratyna had the the past week: Cornell picts each successive phase of de- her LL.B. degree. At law school ector. tainly visitors to Andover at once she won a $300 prize and a cer- fastest trial heat time going into court, Marwood drive, notice their beauty and grandeur. velopment to the evolution of the the finals. His trial time was 34 upon installation of adult butterfly. tificate for her part in a moot a Many citizens have been attracted court case. seconds fiat. Warren's trial time The Here To Serve . . . nhole cover at the car- to the town In recent years and The third film, "Paracutin," was 34.1. When the finals came tion approved by the more are coming because of the produced by the United States Air Warren reached the post first and John M. Murray ublic works. beauty of our trees which is Ando- Force, is a documentary film rec- Homemakers To See never relinquished his lead. Raty- Gulf ord of a' 1946 research expedition lard disapproved of ver. na made many surges to pass the Super Service le and West Wind road. to the Mexican volcano Paracutin. Cooking Demonstration Weymouth star but just couldn't 'Because: the elm bark beetle, the tatter have not yet "Tide Pool Life." shows some Considerable interest is do R. This was the first time this COR. MAIN AND co-op carrier of the disease from one being CHESTNUT STREETS ved of the more usual species of mar- shown by Andover home-makers year that Ratyna hail been beaten. tree to another, Is an inset, the ine life found near rocky shores in the Hotpoint cooking demon- "NENIMINEMMEMENIMIll legislature in 1949 gave control and tide Poole. Mussels, whelks, stration coining to Andover Tues- of the disease to the local moth sea-anemones, sea-urchins and ab- day, Mar. 21. IRLEY BARNARD superintendent under supervision alones, for example, are studied in of the state moth department. Polly Taylor of Boston, noted News detail. The never-ceasing vigilance tate and Insurance economist and cooking expert, will "Since control involves pruning of the dwellers in the forests of at present,.among many items, three and Barnard Streets of healthy trees and the removal India is colorfully presented in "The Jungle," which stresses the cmplete meals cooked in the thrift Telephone 66 of diseased trees, already the duty, TWELFTH ANNUAL tense alertness required against unit, the oven and surface units. by law, of the tree warden, compli- Door prizes plus all goods pre- cations could easily arise. Fortun- the ever-present threat of des- pared will be given away during MEETING HELD of the tree wardens in truction. ately, 90% the demonstration. COLS PUMPED OUT the state are also moth superin- Perhaps the most unusual film —ALSO— tendents. It seems as if these two on the program is the last, "The The Andover Coal Co. is pre- The Andover Consumers' Septic Tanks iois and offices might well be combined Growth of Flowers." Before the senting the program which is be- Installed Co-Operative, Inc., held its under the tree warden even though viewers eyes roses, orchids, jack- ing sponsored by the Priscilla ARLES CORBEIL it might he necessary to keep sep- in-the-pulpits, daffodils and iris Abbot Chapter, N.S.D.A.R. The twelfth annual meeting last .. LOWELL 7236 arate budgets. emerge from the bud and burst affair will take place at the Christ into full bloom. church pariah house and tickets Thursday night, March 2nd, "Th Andover Village Improve- Thes3 six movie evenings, called are available now front Ma's. Ro- at the Free Church. ment society furnishes the tree "Film Festival Programs," are land Weeks, Ma's. Guy B. Howe or No need to travel to far-away places warden with nearly $500 worth open to the public. at the Andover Coal Co. office on ... no need to write away to find the most profitic 'everything' that's good of chemicals for the destruction Main st. SHOP • CO-OP • SAVE of poison ivy along our roadsides. ! SEEDS and productive for that garden you look forward to—just reach for your Roadsides sprayed in former Offer Scholarship • FERTILIZERS phone today and call Law. 4105 . . . years were checked and sprayed For Library Student Service Club Plans that's BRUCKMANN'S. Better still, Francis Steinert, president where new poison ivy growth has • drop in to see our complete gardening A scholarship of $200 is to be Different Program started, and several more miles of TOOLS displays NOW, they are complete and of the Co-Operative, pre- awarded to a 1950 high school roadsides were sprayed, resulting A novel program has been • better than ever for your every gard- graduate planning to enter libra- sided and opened the meet- In a good kill of the poison ivy." planned for the meeting of the *SUGGESTIONS ening need. Plenty of parking space in the rear too. rianship as a career. This has been Andover Service club tonight at ing. Following the presi- The tree warden suggests that announced by the education com- the Shawsheen manor. the town take steps to provide mittee of the Massachusetts Libra- Everything for the gardens and farm dent's remarks, Douglas B. the department with a new bulld- Harold E. Heseltine, chairman, ry association, and further infor- Pitman, the organization's /1(;11 THE BATHROOM og and grounds in place of the mation may be had from the chair- has notified members that there will he no speaker, no pictures, no ACiTY OF YOUR MOM... ented solace in several buildings. man. education committee, Massa- treasurer, gave his report reports, just a lobster dinner and Ile also says a now truck is chusetts Library association, Lynn which showed an increase Public library, Lynn. a giant auction sale of all new 164 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE PowderRoom ceded to replace tine old 1934 merchandise donated by the mer- The scholarship will be held in Andover Deliveries Daily— Cali Law. 4106 of the figures for the corn- code]; wants a roadside tractor chants and members of the club. newer replaced with anew modern trust by the association for the parable period during 1948. you an available closet, so quipaitent; also replacement of successful candidate and made d space under a stairway or he present gasoline power chain payable upon entrance to the first end of a hallway? now with a new one' recommends year of professional studies at a SHOP • CO-OP • SAVE t the place for a powder urchase of a generator and elec- library school accredited lay the ric motor-driven chain saw; association. Candidates will be judged on personality, scholarship I will find that a Crane pow- sks the purchase of a portable Three plans for the distri- Dom will bring you new it compressor anu tools used in need and ambition. mience—relieve bathroom achy work on broken trees. bution of consumers' earn- notion—add to your joy of He recommends an apropriation McArdle To Direct ings during the past year f $11.700 for the regular work Publicity For Fund were presented and dis- I the department. It provides Frank J. McArdle, 22 Central 1960 for warden's salary; $8271 cussed and members voted st., has been appointed publicity- IJCHAN tr three anon; $665 for gasoline director for the Northeastern uni- a 2% patronage refund and it all equipment; $225 for rent; and versity's $1,500,000 library build- nil $142 for telephone and mis- a 5% dividend on shares. ing fund. qianeous items. 1cNALLY A native of Lowell and a grad- uate of Georgetown university Mr. SHOP • CO-OP • SAVE iss Carol Paradise McArdle has edited ;tint published robing and Heating o Work In Mexico a magazine in Lowell, served as publieations manager for Reming- Tel. 121 Three new directors were ark St. Miss Carol Paradise, daughter ton Arms, advertising manager for Sir. and Mrs. Scott H. Paradise, at Boston concern, and handled elected to the board: Mrs. cently obtained her M.A. degree public relations with the John C. Buchanan Charles, Donald Columbia University. Miss Dowd advertising agency. radise is a graduate of Abbot Lundgren and Clifford Mar- ademy and received her B.A. IMOND The North American Indian shall will serve on the Board gree at Connecticut college. brought the canoe to its highest ip. Sizes 32-38 On March 21 she leaves for Mex- state of perfection. of Directors for three years. where she will be employed Feature The Famous Douglas B. Pitman was re- ET • the American Friends commit- , working on an educational 48 HOUR SERVICE elected treasurer and Alice AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ogram for the Mexican people. WALTON Whitney, secretary. glish and Continental BY REQUEST TAILORED RAYON MARQUISETTE bet Alumnae Assn. FOR ONE MORE WEEK! ans Spring Luncheon Sheer, shimmering Port-Edge rayon marquisette cur- SHOP • CO-OP • SAVE MEN'S tains will wash and wash—and still retain their lus- The Abbot Alumnae association trous beauty! Laboratory tests prove Port-Edge tops .AMPS it the Boston Abbot club will SUITS 55c Mary S. Angus, manager of ode and Repaired Id their spring luncheon at Expertly Dry Cleaned and for washability! But there's more to the story. Port- the local Co-Op store, gave is, Figurines and Oil :45 P. m., Saturday, Mar. 11, Custom Finished Edge Curtains need no weights to hang perfectly the Women's City club, Boston. .amps Electrified LAUNDRY straight. Their wonderful patented hem sees to that! her report which showed ss Marguerite C. Hearsey will ea 12c Beautifully tailored, with luxurious fullness—a joy of the guest of honor. Presiding SHIRTS graphically the growth (Min. bundle charge) behold! Come in today for your Port-Edge Curtains. II be Mrs. Frank Johnson, pres- LAUNDERED — REFINISHED the business since the store SHOPPE nt of the Boston Abbot culb, Telephone 2210 d Mrs. Russell T. Loesch, presi- was first started in 1938. nt of the Alumnae association. 9s and Preston, will lecture on Per- 72" length $3 SHOP • CO-OP • SAVE Lich time witty and Fashion. 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4 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950 SCARE TALK DANGEROUS We ought to let Stalin have a monopoly of the business of oh. Editor of the Townsman: H treeting trade, travel, or any JUNIOR HIGH PUNCHARD HIGH One way to make a dangerous kind of communication between dog bite you is to scare him. The By MARY E. BISHOP By JANET THOMPSON the two countries; let the Res. British found this out in the case sians see that we for our part .co the do of the Boer War. Because not think such policies useful. If HONORS pupils of the third term are as Good luck to the Punchard bas- been reviewing past subject mat- Boers obviously could not afford any RW18111,118 want to come here, Due to heating troubles the Is- follows: ketball squad in its game with to have a war with Britain, the board examinations which will be it is much more likely that they suing of report cards was post, Grade Seven - Honors: Jason Duxhury at the Boston Garden this erial in preparVion for college British thought that by piling up given Saturday, Mar. 11. will catch American ideas than A large class of potted until Monday when Honor Aussubel, James Butler, Priscilla preparations for a war they would Colpitts, Mary Anne Doherty, Alex Thursday, Mar. 9! The group com- Rehearsals are being held Mon- that they will give the American ommissioners, and cards were presented in a special scare the Boers into making such Goriansky, Barry Guertin, George prising the cheering section will day, Wednesday, and Friday after- people Russian ideas. Stalin has enders attended tl assembly. Benjamin Dimlich dis- changes in their policies as Brit- Henrick, Joan Silva, Elbert Wea- noons and Thursday evening for sense enough to see that. If the ,f the basic traini cussed the importance of the com- be dismissed front school at 11 ain wished. Instead, they scared ver. High Honors: John Baer, "That Brewster Boy," a comedy in Russians want to buy, for in- ,routers at Sacre.., ing terms and expressed the wish the Boers into fighting; and it was Julian Baer, Dale Blake, Mary a. m. Each student must have a three acts by Pauline Hopkins. stance, a hundred locomotives, it 'rout hall in Sot to see more pupils coming forth a very uncomfortable war for written permission from home in Mervin E. Stevens of the Punchard is silly to embargo the shi Wednesday, Mar. 1. to receive honor cards. Honor Bololan, Carl Buschmann, Eleanor order to attend the game. pment Easton, David Haartz, Judith Hall, faculty is coaching the cast and Britain. because in case of a war the led by Walter C. Ca Doorthy Jenkins, Jacqueline Doyle, Notes Karolyn Erler of the sophomore We have at present several locomotives would increase Rua- district commissior Robert Inner, Roger Johnson, Al- Members of the faculty have class is serving as prompter. parties throwing the war scare Sian war power. The military value master for the tr lan Loosigian, Ann Lord, Donald into people. First, Stalin and his of such an embargo, even if war Assisting were Le WEDDINGS clique, who want to keep control could be expected this summer, MacKenzie, Donald Milligan, Val- Eugene Russell, Lesley Jane West- ,coutmaster of tree of Russia by making the Russians would be far less than the props. erie Shaw, Christine Maynard, fall, Barbara Williams. High Hon- INTER-CHURCH rant scoutmaster; F Formal think America is a terrible ene- nrla valu t' e Carol Foley. Highest Honors: ors: Philip Coates, James Curry, frost, .ian, scoutmaster o will overwhelm them if allowing tee ofslwhig shipmentl It Portraits — Bruce Donovan, Katherine Lloyd, William Dean, 'Eleanor Doucette, my who that w e first Calvary Dept BASKETBALL they do not back their government. neither hate nor fear the Russians Mary Minard, Mary Oliver, Marcia Charles Glovanco, Francis Hen- ,enior patrol leads Candid Second, the policy-makers of the Tangney. rick, Patricia Sanborn, Ann Sugh- The Inter-Church basketball As to the idea that the Russians Hall, scoutmaster league was brought to a close Mon- American army, who want votes railed Congregatioi Photos — Grade Eight — }loners: Judith rue. Highest Honors: Gall Thomp- would start a war by suddenly quartermaster; Jose Auchterlonie, Judith Colmer, Car- son. day night with a banquet staged for their program and use exactly bombing our centers of power, as ol Des Roches, Joyce M. Williams, Grade Nine—Honors: Mary Lee in Memorial auditorium. the same policy as Stalin to get was done at Pearl Harbor, in the stitutional represent Adriance, Robert Best, Mary Ellen Coach Kenneth McKiniry ad- the people to back them. Third, belief that we should be crippled .21 of St. Mary's chu the American pacifists, who want Ralph Mailloux, North Tewksbury Baptist Church Bishop, Marcia Cotton, James Do- dressed the gathering and pointed by having our preparedness des- out the results of the program. to scare people into supporting troop 10 of St. A ARC Andover St. No. Tewksbury lan, Joyce Mowat, Joan Stecker, troyed, anybody who has been Mary Alice Shea, Eugene Vincent, Emblems were presented to the their program for making war through the Second World served as Wolf pat LAWRENCE War Baked Bean, Ham and Salad David Wilkinson, Mary Fountain, members of the championship impossible—a program in which (and this includes Stalin) knows Wallace Smith, sc 329 Essex Street Supper Marion Glennie. High Honors: quintets in the junior, intermedi- I have not faith, though some that this might give us a sore troop 81 of the Tri ,V girt to Sutherland's Saturday, March 11, 5:30 to 7 Mary Lord, Elinor Mondale, Ruth ate, and senior devisions. The parts of it would have immediate elbow but it would leave us still gretional church, N Tel. Law. 30013 Adults, 90c Children, 50c Morgan, Ruth Sullivan, Sidney teams receiving the title rewards usefulness. Fourth, those who are such a formidable enemy as no was leader of the themselves scared panicky. Rene Batton, neigh Tavern, Elizabeth Hatton, Robert were: Junior division, Free power would find it safe to fight Henderson. Highest Honors: Bar- church; intermediate division, None of these parties want a against. Pearl Harbor proved that missioner, troop 1 bara Ann Doyle, Robert Erler. South church; senior division, St. war. Certainly either Stalin or and not only the Russians but the Bear patrol leader; Joseph's church. the pacifists would sooner make Americans ought to be expected Pennisi, scoutmaster Campaign Speeches of Holy Rosary cht only 4 Weeks Away! Members of the championship substantial sacrifices than have a to know it. Also in Monday's assembly cam- Moose patrol leader. and runner-up teams in the three war. I ant less sure that the other paign speeches were made for the Steven T. Byington cession was led by divisions are as follows: Senior two parties would sacrifice much candidates of the various offices. liallardvale, Feb. 20. 1950. commissioner, on Shop for Your Spring Wardrobe, champion, St. Joseph's—T. Far- to prevent it, but at least they do The managers were: Gene Deady troop organization ragher, R. Thompson, J. Lynch, R. not want it. Neither does any- Also the Exquisite in Children's Wear NOW sod Robert Wset for James Dolan: MARCH CIRCLE hip." A movie of a Boyer, A. Botch, W. McKee, J. body else. So I do not expect that Ann Smith for Elinor Mondale; The March circle of the Free es duration was sh McIntosh. Intermediate champion, we shall have one; but all this Janet Svenson for Robert Ertel': church Woman's union will meet •ey If. Bacon, scout South church—J. Murray. B. scare talk, and especially the at- Gil Effinger for James Curry; John at 7:30 p. m., Wednesday, Mar. 15. visual aid to th Douglas, P. Dauscot, D. Gordon, tempts of each side to scare the at the home of the leader, Mrs. Mirasola for Louis Mirasola; Rob- other side, are very dangerous he evening. Walter ' ert Hess for Larry Louis; Robert R. Dauscot, R. Gordon. R. Dan- James S. Watt, 105 Abbot st. emonstration of kn scot. R. Yancy, G. Bratten. Junior play, and could end in causing Merrill for Mary Lord; Ray Yancy what nobody wants. idividual instructio for Shirley Murray, Ann Sughrue champion, Free church—P. An- 47,'s TOURNAMENT y the patrol leaders The difficulty of the situation for Gail Thompson; William Dean derson, S. Black. E. Gross, W. Andover Post, 2128, VFW, will or patrol leader, v is that we cannot honorably ap- for David Wilkinson; Alan Hughes Crowley, C. Fraser, F. Nicoll, L. hold its regular 45's tournament ered the group in' pease Stalin by giving up into Isis for Robert Henderson; David Reynolds, J. Richardson, C. Swen- in the post rooms at 8:30 p. m. not tying game. son, A. Thompson, W. Vickers, D. hands whatever weak nations he Friday night. Refreshments will Glendinning for Ruth Sullivan. Andover scouting Pearson. wants to get his claws on. When be served. Voting took place Tuesday mor- ire attending the Runners-up: Senior div., CYO— we do anything to protect anybody tra ning before school began. re Howard Young P. Dole, R. Frederickson, R. Night- against his expansionism, which Thanks go to ballot keepers, non, Cub pack 72, ingale, T. Surrette, 13. Frederick- is often our duty, we co-operate in Mary Alice Shea, Sandra Guertin, Terrill F. Burnett, son. 13. Davey, W. McKay. Inter- his campaign to make the Russian K. C. KILLORIN Bette Doucet, Dorothy Dunn, Mar- tan. Explorer pos inediate div.. St. Joseph's — W. people think America is Russia's ion Glennie, Robert Hess and REALTOR larch, Roger De Lynch, D. }Lannon, D. Connors, T. enemy. But we need not cooperate Charles Glovinco, who later don- •outmaster and J ated their time and acted as tell- Shepard, J. Lynch, R. Bergeron, in that campaign more than we 26 Chestnut St. Andover have to. There is no sense in hav- .outinaster of trot ers. The following were elected to R. Barons. Junior div., St. Augus- TELS.: 2272 or 1267-J arch. office: James Dolan, president; tine's—D. Murphy, R Leeta, B. St. ing an iron curtain of our own. Louis Mirasola, vice president: Jean, J. Davis, F. Polgreen, R !strict Meeting Shirley Murray. secretary; Robert Janes, A. Griffin, R. Walsh. A special distriA. Henderson. treasurer. The final standings: GEO. W. HORNE CO. Id in the Mernoric LAWRENCE, MASS. hursday, Mai'. 2 to Special Assembly. Senior Division r the fourth annua At a special assembly for the W L Pct. TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK he date will be Ap St. Joseph's 10 2 .833 ninth grade Thursday, the pupils SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING me 1:311 p. ni. Sped; CYO 9 3 .760 Telephone 7339 Established 1854 were addressed by Charles Greg- arranged St. Augustine's 7 5 .583 for den ory, acting principal of the high Cub pack 72, boys school, who explained courses for South 3 9 .250 years of age. The Free 2 10 .167 next year and also the point sys- ho comprise the 11 tem used by the senior high. Bern- Intertnesliate Uiciri,o for skin dryness ... ar olds. will have ard Kellmurray, Guidance Direc- W L Pct. DUE TO BLUSTERY MARCH WINDS! a patrol basis in 8 tor. answered questions asked by South 7 1 .875 st aid, and eight cot the pupils and distributed book- 7 St. Joseph's 6 2 .750 e Explorers, 14 to lets, program of studies, answer- YARDLEY'S HAND CREAM St. Augustine's 6 2 .750 c will have the n ing other important questions con- long a favorite -- 65c plus to , CYO 5 3 .625 ots and bandages cerning studies. Ballardvale 4 4 .500 a, anti 16 points of West Parish 4 4 .500 p TUSSY WIND and WEATHER LOTION ere will be compet PLAN MINSTREL SHOW ' Free 2 6 .250 outs and explorers it `-f I 1/2 Price During March The :Irst rehearsal of the Mar- Christ 1 7 .125 v-vAr'1, ews in connection garet Slattery class minstrel show. Baptist 0 8 .000 Large, Giant 2.00 Bottle — $1.00 plus tax t and steel used i which will be given at the annual tax .Ittnior Division Medium 1.00 Bottle — 50c plus rning contest. Dots mother and daughter hamlet in as will he available W L Pct. May, will be held at 7:30 p. in., You Can tided that scouts Free 8 1 .8119 Lip Pommade, White and Rose . 25c-30e Friday, Mar. 10, at the church. flint, steel and cl St. Augustine's 7 2 .778 Pay Your Chap-Stick. Handy for pocket . . 25e Mrs. Allen Lelacheur is general e committee will Ballardvale 6 2 .750 101 chairman. Donald L Amy is pian- edded bark. and n- South , 5 3 .625 Phone Bill ist. al will be allowec Christ 4 4 .500 YARDLEY Dry Skin CLEANSING CREAM Here ding the meeting Space Maker CYO 3 4 .429 Extra Large Jar, $2.00 plus tax TOM THUMB WEDDING calf, Merrill Burt \Vest Parish 2 6 .256 Plans are underway for a Tom Fred Schaberg. St. Joseph's 1 7 .125 'rhumb wedding sponsored by the 11. and Continual REFRIGERATOR Free church Woman's Union to be Baptist 0 7 .000 ckney of the Kni MODEL NB-8G presented Friday. April 21, in the Hartigan Pharmacy le scout fraternity upper vestry of the church. Com- MISS WHITNEY TO RETIRE ex council who will mittees will he named at a later Miss Alice Thatcher Whitney, TEL ANDOVER /006 the events. The scc date. recorder at Phillips academy since 66 MAIN ST ANDOVER MASS in charge of Wal ONLY t902, will retire at the end of the trict commissioner RUMMAGE SALE present term. Born in Andover ofleld, assistant d u t ,lore than 8-cu-ft storage. A rummage sale will be held at she attended Punchard high Molter. Full-width vegetable 9 a. m., Saturday. Mar. 11, in the school and has lived here all her Convenient) uunissi,,,,, drawer, meat drawer, stainless-steel $ 1 120 lower parish hull of the Free life. She resides on Salem street 3I eet it church. Donations for the sale may just off the campus. he regular moat caper freezer, extra-tall bottle stor- the age. Tel-a-Frost indicator. be left at the church on Friday commissioner evening. The May circle is spon- ed Wednesday, Ma More than 2,200.- EA ST E It SEAL SALE Dependable' do training course I 000 G-E Refrigerators have been soring the affair. The Easter Seal sale to aid crip- 40 SUIT ‘di wrence at the Sucre n use for 10 years or longer! pled children through the Bay PER MONTH There are numerous caves in State Society for the Crippled and scout hall. the Ozark regions of Missouri, in- Handicapped, Inc., will be con- • LEOPOLD MORSE "WOLVERINE" ening ,,,,, tnittee cluding the Oconadoga cavern. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! ducted between Mar. 9 and Apr. 9. and BOTANY '500' SUITS '60 he planning emni, 11-11.: P.\ 1NT \ NI) 1'11WDER CLUB OF 1.0W1.1.1. • ALL WOOL GABARDINES $45 and $50 present3 $39.50 AVE YOU ARTHUR FIEDLER • ALL WOOL WORSTEDS . looked the in the atti BOSTON SY NIP! I ON Y ORC 1 I FSTIZ A —TOPCOATS— W. R. HILL on old picture fr, Tweeds, $39.50 • Gabardines, $45 • Botany, $6() pretty mirror. I 45 MAIN STREET TEL. 102 POPS CONCERT t nominal cost, FRID.A1 VARCH 2.1, 8:30 P. M. KNOX HATS SMART SPRING LOWELL 11.:N10121.kl. AunrroRium 54.95 Telephone L GENERAL t'.LECTRIC TICKETS ON SALE ALL DAY TOMORROW $8.50 and $10 HATS, FRIDAY, MARCII to 1, AWRIACE REFRIGERATORS \IICII \FL J \l's. \DOVER CANAL STRI - s2. it) -- 51.20 ilMEr-rw.ilraIMIP"_AdOw"- .../MOMOPIMP' ANDOVER, ASS. INCORPORATED EXETER, N. H 1 f HE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950

let Stalin have a of the Children's Hospital Medical the business of ob- P.H.S. Sport Briefs Children's Hospital Center campaign but fur distin- de, travel, or any Personals•.• By Joe RH) ball Honors Atty. Stulgis munication between Mins Katherine C. Kelleher Miss Jane C. Black, daughter of guished humanitarian service in the furtherance of new develop- Aries; let the Rus- Miss Katherine C. Kelleher, an All*. and Airs. Peter I). Black of iloston's famed Children's hos- IIASKETBALL ments in medicine, research and t we for our part do employee of Abbot academy for 6 Washington ave., has been elect- pital has singled out Vincent For the fourth time in a row education in the treatment and 3h policies useful. If many years, died at her home 15 ed a member of the planning com- the local Blue and Gold "swish Stulgis of 22 Cheever Circle, as care of children's diseases." want to come here, Elm street, Feb. 28, following a mittee for the Spring Spree, the kids" have been invited to the recipient of a personal distin- tore likely that they TRAINING short illness. 1950-50th anniversary appeal pro- A large class of committeemen, Tech tourney to be held in the ject at Simmons college. guished public service award for Lmerican ideas than Boston Garden. This year the lo- A native of Melrose she had commissioners, and cub and scout Midshipman, fourth class, Grant outstanding humanitarian public II give the American cals coached by Coach McKiniry resided here for the past 12 years. leaders attended the first session MacMackin, USNA, son of Mr. and an ideas. Stalin has are the defending champions. She was an attendant of St. Aug- service and leadership. A Good of the basic training course for Mrs. Frank It MacMackin of 17 to see that. If the Coach McKiniry feels that his boys ustine's church, and a member of sot to buy, for in- scatters at Sacre. Heart parish Carisbrooke st., has been awarded The award, in the form of a have just as much chance of win- tine Sacred Heart sodality. Selection of scout hall in South Lawrence, a large block numeral "53" or hand-lettered scroll, was present- ndred locomotives, it ning the Class C title as any of Surviving are her mother, Mrs. nbargo the shipment Wednesday, Mar. 1. The class was plebe football during the 1949 ed to Mr. Stulgis from Frederick the other teams. Provincetown Katherine Kelleher, three sisters, led by Walter C. Caswell, Andover season at the Naval academy, Ayer. Jr., of Wenhani, general USED CARS case of a war the and Duxbury are considered the Nora M. and Christine A., both of would increase Rue. district commissioner, as scout- Annapolis, Md. chairman of The Children's hospi- master for the training course. two top teams in Class C. Andover, and Mrs. .1. C. Reinert tal $11,500,000 building fund er. The military value Joseph F. Dwyer. USN, son of Assisting were Leon Duchesne, The locals play Duxbury this of Lowell two brothers, Joseph P. campaign committee. TOMPKINS mbargo, even If war Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dwyer of scoutmaster of troop 13 as assis- afternoon at tile Garden. Pun- of Malden, and Neil A. of Melrose, ;petted this summer, 21 Pearson at., is presently at- "It was voted by the hospital chard reached the semi-finals in also several nieces and nephews. r less than the propa- tant scoutmaster; Richard Tarke- tached to naval headquarters San trustees, corporate members and The funeral was held Friday of showing by freely sian, scoutmaster of Troop 15 of the Small school tourney held at Juan, Puerto Rico. medical staff not only for support First Calvary Baptist church, as Malden high school, last week. front the late home with a high shipment that we William R. Valentine, airman, nor fear the Russians, senior patrol leader; M. Reads The "swish kids" went down to mass of requiem at 9:30 a. in. in Hall, scoutmaster of troop 1, defeat at the hands of a bigger St. Augustine's church, with the USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles olitMlftr4"M Valentine of 218 N. Main at.. was "Irrv4 ".4%,""tlgeMs'Mkk "soc.'",A* idea that the Russians United congregational church, as and more experienced team that Rev. Thomas P. Fogarty, O.S.A. a war by suddenly pastor, was the celebrant. Burial recently graduated from tine Avia- quartermaster; J080)111 Gaudet, in- goes under the banner of St. OrNia r centers of power, as stitutional representative of troop Mary's of Brookline. was in Holy Cross cemetery, tion Electronics school at Mem- Pearl Harbor, in the B of St. Mary's church, as scribe; Malden. phis, Tenn. Track we should be crippled Ralph Mailloux, scoutmaster of The bearers were: John and Frederick W. Westcott, Jr., GENUINE YOUNGSTOWN our preparedness des- troop 10 of St. Anne's church, The local track team competing Frank Sullivan, John Riley and seaman, USN, of 78 Summer at., (body wino has been served as Wolf patrol leader; J. in the Greater Boston Interschol- Joseph Reinert. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westcott, Second World War Wallace Smith, scoutmaster of astic last Friday afternoon with- recently arrived in Norfolk, Va., Kitchenaider includes Stalin) knows troop 81 of the Trinitarian Con- out the services of Capt. Joe Raty- MRS. LOUISA A. CLARK after a cruise in tine Mediterran- night give us a sore ean. gretional church, North Andover, na, who was competing in the New Mrs. Louisa Ann (Dutton) 42" CABINET SINK it would leave us still Francis A. Nelligan of 4 Carmel was leader of the Lion patrol; England Interscholastic track Clark, died Saturday at her home midable enemy as no rd., started this week as a juror Rene Matton, neighborhood com- meet Friday night and Joe Ray- 4 Stirling st., following a short Id find it sate to fight at the session of superior civil missioner, troop 10, served as ball, who was not eligible because illness. The widow of Thomas T. BIG arl Harbor proved that court which opened Monday at Bear patrol leader; and John V. of his placing in the state meet, Clark she was born in Lawrence ly the Russians but the Salem. Pennisi, scoutmaster of troop 20 captured eighth place scoring and resided in Andover for the ought to be expected of Holy Rosary church, was the four points. There were seventeen past 42 years. She was a member Moose patrol leader. A group dis- schools entered in the meet and No Out of Grace Episcopal church. A hopeful applicant was Steven 'P. Byington cussion was led by Rene Matton this fine showing by the local apply- She is survived by one daughter ing for a job. Asked his prospect- Feb. 20. 1950. wamissioner, on "patrol and leans deserves a lot of credit. The Phyllis L., wife of Charles H. Dut- ive employer, "Are you trust- troop organization and leader- points were scored by Dick Holmes ton, two sons, William F. and Dr. worthy and responsible?" hip." A movie of about 40 min- wino captured third place in the IRCLE Lincoln D. Dutton; one brother, "Well," said the applicant, es duration was shown by Har- freshman-sophomore mile. This Installation rch circle of the Free George C. H. Dutton, and six scratching his head, "in the last ey ii. Bacon, scout executive, as was a very creditable performance man's union will meet grandchildren, all of Andover. place where I worked, whenever visual aid to the subject of Put in by Dick considering that tn., Wednesday, Mar. 15, The funeral was held from the anything happened, I was respon- Check the he evening. Walter Turton gave a he had been hampered in his one of the leader, Mrs. Lundgren funeral home, Tuesday sible." Watt, 105 Abbot at. ,emonstration of knot tying and training all week by a bad cold. with services at 3:30 p. m. by the work-saving features ndividual instruction was given The other point was scored by the Rev. Newman W. Alattliews. pas- • One-piece, acid-resisting por- RNAMENT y the patrol leaders and the sen- senior relay team consisting of tor-emeritus of the West Parish celain-enamel top ... easy to • Post, 2128, VFW, will or patrol leader, who then en- Ray Collins, Plaid Dantos, Clark church. Burial was in West Parish clean, a pleasure to own. egular 45's tournament ered the group in a competitive Otis, and Jack McCarthy. The re- cemetery. • Spacious, no-splash bowl. lay team placed fourth. st rooms at 8:30 p.m. not tying game. The bearers were George F. • Handy, partitioned cutlery ght. Refreshments will Andover scouting leaders wino Dutton, 'William P. Dutton, drawer. re attending tine training courses Charles H. Dufton, Leroy Driggs, • Ho bending, no stooping ... re Howard Young, committee- Luther Leighton and Thomas reres sad toe and knee space Han, Cub pack 72, Free church; Green. eases task! at As sink. lerrill F. Burnett, committee- • Plus many other exciting fea- . KILLORIN tures. Ian, Explorer post 72, Free A pop concert by 60 members of REALTOR March, Roger Deis, assistant tine famed Boston Symphony or- VFW To Nominate COME IN TODAY... eoutmaster and John Souter, chestra, conducted by Arthur SEE FOR YOURSELF stnut St. Andover coutmaster of troop 72, Free Fiedler, will be presented at 8:30 Officers Tonight S.: 2272 or 1267-J p. in.. Friday, Mar. 24 in the Mem- The nomination of officers of orial auditorium, Lowell. Andover post, 2128, VFW, for the !strict Meeting coming year will be made at the A special district meeting was In true "Pops" tradition, tables You'll find our advisory regular meeting at 8 o'clock to- id in the Memorial library on for four are available on the floor, service to be of great E CO. night in the post rooms. hursday, Mar. 2 to discuss plans where refreshments will be served assistance to you in fit- ting modern insurance r the fourth annual scout-o-ral. on order. For those not desiring According to the by-laws nomin- -IEET METAL WORK tables, there are excellent seats ations will be held open until the methods and policies to he date will be Apr. 1 and the all the risks of present iHINGLING one 1:30 p. an. Special events will in the parquet and balcony, with next meeting, at which time the day home and business Established 1854 arranged for den competition refreshments obtainable during election will be held. All mem- life. Cub pack 72, boys of 8, 9, and intermissions in adjoining Liberty bers must have their dues for years of age. The boy scouts, hall. 1950 paid to be able to take part Ito comprise the 11, 12, and 13 Tickets may be purchased all in the nominations and election. ryness . . . ar olds, will have competition day Friday, Mar. 10 at Michael Commander Thomas P. Eldred a patrol basis In 8 simple knots Jay's, as well as at the box office will preside. ' MARCH WINDS! t aid, and eight compass points. on the evening of the concert. This festive evening of music !AND CREAM e Explorers, 14 to 18 years of c, will have the more difficult is presented by the Paint and - 65c plus tax ots and bandages in competi- Powder club of Lowell for the n, and 16 points of the compass. benefit of its milk clinic. VEATHER LOTION ere will be competition for all outs and explorers in patrols and REALTY TRANSFERS •ing March ws in connection with fire by William G. Thompson to Le- le -- $1.00 plus tax at and steel used in the string ander G. Yeaton, "Shawsheen Vil- le -- 50c plus tax ening contest. Detailed instruc- lage," Argyle st. ts will he available soon. It was Arthur T. Weiss et al to Sher- ided that scouts will supply 25c-30c ley M. Sweet, Jr., et tax, "Ballard- I Rose flint, steel and charred cloth. vale," Hall ave. cket 25c e committee will supply the Dorothy Sutton, Osborne Sutton edded bark. and no other 'nat- et all, Morton and Chestnut stn. al will be allowed. Those at- :LEANSING CREAM John Philip Enterprises, Inc., ding the meeting were Calvin Lawrence D. Bragg, Jr., et ux, $2.00 plus tax trait, Alerrill Burnett, Francis Ily, Fred Schaherg, Walter Cas- Alden rd. • II, and Commander George Israel Pearlman et ux to Shirley ckney of the Knight Eagles, Fingold, near Shawsheen river. le scout fraternity of the North Shirley Fingold to Lena Pearl- en council who will have charge man, near Shawsheen river. the events. The scout-o-ral will Margaret C. Fuller to W. Shir- in charge of Walter Caswell, ley Barnard. Alain at. triet commissioner and Arnold ofleld, assistant district cone- annual scout-o-ral met Sunday, stoner. Slur. 5 at the home of Merrill F. nunlysioners meeting Burnett. 14 Cheever circle. In- he regular monthly meeting atructions are being prepared for the commissioners was conn- scout leaders. ed Wednesday, Mar. 1 with the Explorer Poet 72 is training course held in South The post meeting Wednesday, wrence at tine Sacred Heart par- Mar. 1 was under the direction of scout (tall. Fred Schaberg, post advisor. One 4E" mdng ComanIttee of the features of the program was 0 Ile planning committee for the a new game. $45 and $5 $39.9 looked in the attic or store-room lately? Maybe you have T S — n old picture frame, long discarded, which would make pretty mirror. Dig around, bring it in, we'll do the rest ! $45 • Botany, $60 t nominal cost, the results will surprise you. Fleeces, suedes, gabardine' SMART SPRING Telephone Low. 37151 for further information. and tweeds More than ' HATS, $4.95 colors. Top fashions. . LAWRENCE PLATE and WINDOW GLASS COMPANY

EXETER, N. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN MARCH 9, 1950

secured for an entertainment to he hold in the South church ves- EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Down the Years try later this month. Down I Miss Mary Newton of this town with played a scene from "Ioianthe" presented by the sophomore class THE TOWN MEETING (Clontinued from Page One) The Townsman at Wheaton college. A drug store at the corner of The T, While we agree with the Sen- Next Monday's annual town meeting is going to be asked to Main and Chestnut fits. was en- (Continued ator that we must persist in at- make appropriations approximating $1,282,175, the largest in 50 Years Ago — March 1900 tered by thieves and money and tempts to achieve international A new town seal, M11011111* to the history of the town. Of this amount the department budgets other articles to the value of $10o an article control of atomic weapons, we the design used for the 250th an- In was stolen. Stoner writes, " call for $1,028,175 and the special articles about $254,000. must ask ourselves whether we niversary was adopted at the an- (Continued on Page Seven) automobile can afford to divert two-thirds of nual town meeting. Many women dm Last year's town meeting approved departmental budgets for than typhoid our national defense expenditures tilled the gallery in the afternoon $973,662 and $69,318 for special articles. dose second to until we have a watertight atomic and they appeared as interested is the mortalit Various causes are responsible for increases in depart- control system. Perhaps we should as the men in listening to the dis- ESTABLISHED 1007 high, but the In, also ask ourselves whether there cussions on various town matters THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN mental budgets. The state law has established more generous serious inrot is really any chance at all which were brought up. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY By allotments for old age assistance and relief agencies; the full THE CONSOLIDATED PRESS, mammals, birds that Russia would cooperate. For A plate glass window in the INC. 58 MAIN STREET, ANDOVER, MASS. animal life." cost of reducing the hours of police and firemen will have to the past four years we have sug- door of E. M. and W. A. Allen's The Four M be met this year; the school population is growing; and activi- gested an effective method of in- ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER store was broken by the wind. The AT ternational control. It still stands. biting wind which blew the dust THE ANDOVER POST OFFICE sutured in a nn ties under the board of public works must be maintained at PRICE 5c Ern COPY $2.50 PER YEAR If It would cost •Us $50 billions MERVIN E. STEVENS in irritating clouds was accompa- playing at the higher operating costs. over five years. it would be cheap They are top ft Much of the success of Punch- nied by below zero temperatures. Pubit5hry I rs ln4 f.. Roam A big boost in the amount called for under special articles at the price. And we'd very prob- Prof. and Mrs. John Phelps Editor . trank J. A. Ilumphro they appear. ably make such a deal if Russia ard High school's dramatic pres- Adv. Mgr. . Itaymond It. DrIkuvw,, One of the nic comes for proposed improvements in the water system. Water entations has been due to the Taylor left for Rome, Italy, where Untlardpoir 'tall yield offered it at that price. they will be located awhile. Slonviltrert I amen od and delightf skillful coaching of Mervin E. West Partth s storage and distribution were brought prominently to the fore lnh Lewii nights given by Stevens, teacher of speech and Chief of Police Mears has given during the past summer's prolonged hot, dry spell with a rain- Is The Iron Curtain 'the Obstacle? Was that when dramatics. his report for the year 1899. The But we can too easily fall into whole number of arrests for the gave an author' fall deficiency of about eight inches, or 20% below normal. Only recently the finished ( per- the self-delusion that we Ameri- The board of public works, which has been following a long- formance of "Life With Father" year has been 44, and for the fol- "Punch Hardt cans and the Russians are talking lowing causes: Assault and bat- range plan based upon a survey of the system made by con- he same language. We don't seek scored such a hit that it was re- peated for the "March of Dimes." tery, disturbing the peace, drunk- THIS sulting engineers a few years ago, is presenting its solution of power, and for the life of us we eness, for out-of-town officers, in- can't see why the Russians want At present Mr. Stevens is prepar- WALL the problem with recommendations calling for a new reservoir ing a cast for "That Brewster sane, keeping un-licensed dog, is the snore. If only we could get behind larceny. malicious mischief, safe and other improvements costing about $130,500. Boy" to be presented at the Mem- ALLIED PAI the Iron Curtain, we argue, then keeping. violation of town by- Man The Andover Taxpayers' association says the town does not we could persuade the Russian orial auditorium Mar. 24, and Joseph T Gat coaching a one-act play to be en- laws, violation of Lord's day. need a new reservoir and is proposing an alternate plan costing people of our good intentions. Selectman J. S. Stark is quite to see 34 Amesbury Could we? Or are We again grasp- tered in the annual Massachusetts about $43,000. The debate on these two propositions should be High school dramatic festival at ill. ing a convenient slogan? How "Massachusetts day" will be ob- the highlight of the meeting. The finance committee is back- about France as a sort of clinical Hingham Mar. 28, Mr. Stevens taught commercial served at the Congregational ing the board of public works idea for a new reservoir and other study? Can ordinary horse-sense church Sunday, with special ser- FIREMI explain the action of free French- subjects at Puncher(' front the recommendations of the consulting engineers. time of his election in September vices, for the youth of our Com- INSURANCE men who are deliberately trying monwealth. CAN A $10,000 appropriation for plans for new elementary to sabotage American 'shipments 1923 to September 1949 when he and was made head of the commercial Mrs. Charles Pray was taken to schools is expected to bring up the question of whether there of arms to France? Those men are department in addition to his Boston where she will be treated should be a 12 room or 18 room school in the center district. tree to listen to our point of for blood poisoning. REAL ESTATE view, they have been helped to work as teacher of speech and There is considerable interest in the entire school matter, but t heir feet by' American aid, they dramatics. Previous to that he 25 Years Ago — March 1025 311-312 Bay State Bldg. taught shorthand at Ottawa, Can- the only funds sought now are for plans and not for buildings. are free to criticize. Yet so strong Under the auspices of the Chris- LAWRENCE is their belief in communism — ada. ten Endeavor union of Andover A special town meeting will be called later to get money for Tels.: Lawrence 4762 and, mind you, communism isn't Born in Franklin, N. H. he was the services of Pitts Parker, the Andover 1653 the buildings when the cost is determined from the plans. a kind of fanatical opium in educated in Technical High school world famous cartoonist, has been Many other interesting articles will come before the meeting France as in Russia—that these and Bay Path Institute both in Springfield, .Mass. He attended for consideration, articles that call for numerous improvements Frenchmen, presumably thinking persons. certainly free persons, Brown university and has taken in the town and replacement of equipment in several depart- many courses at Boston univer- Radio and Television are prepared to wreck their coun- o' their timely ments. try. This does not refute Senator sity. A graduate of Gloucester school of the theatre, he has SALES AND SERVICE a fire and preve It should be a very interesting meeting. Plan to be there SlcMahon's suggestion, but it does give us cause to question spent many years in private work but whether the next Monday night. in voice and dramatics. whether the issue is as simple as age or a total merely getting behind the Iron A veteran of World War I ance provides th( Curtain. where lie served in France, he is HAROLD PHINNEY a member of Andover Post, Amer- sary for repairs o HEAT YOUR HOME SAFELY "Measure 1 opponent" ican Legion, St. Matthew's Lodge, 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 and A. M., Commercial Dir May we help yot We don't understand the tech- A. F. Alarmed by the number of deaths and injuries in fires caused your fire in!- nicntes of the police state. Say we ector's club of Boston and Base urani by portable oil heaters, the National Board of Fire Underwriters Hospital No, 44. did drop pamphlets in Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Stevens reside at has reissued its bulletin on the use of these devices. Inasmuch The mere possession of one could 1 Cedar rd. as the heaters are used during a large part of the year, aside mean death to the citizen. Why Smart S our prop- from the coldest season, every owner of one should understand should Russians believe of the first world war. She began INC aganda any more than we believe in 1922 with the Treaty of Rapallo how to operate it with maximum safety. hers? The brutal fact is that Rus- which recognized Russia and ar- The Insurer First of all, only heaters which have been approved by the sia wants power. And she knows ranged mutual cancellation of A"Treaaway Inn' Bank Bldg, Underwriters' laboratories should be used. It is all-important that international control of debts. This wax followed by the atomic energy is not the way to Treaty of Berlin in 1926, a treaty BUFFET SUPPER that they be kept level, and free of dirt. Only the specified kind get it. Russia's foreign policy is an of friendship and neutrality. Rus- Sundays 6:15 to 7:45: $2.50 per person, inc. tax of oil should be employed. Heaters should never be carried unending struggle of ceaseless ef- sia tried further negotiations with Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinner 6:15 to while lighted, and should always be filled outside the building. fort towards mastery. We don't Hitler in 1934, hoping to direct Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 2:30 like to admit that. It threatens us, There are five primary causes of portable heater fires. Soot Nazi ambitions westwards. Re- WEDDING RECEPTIONS BRIDGE LUNCHEONS R.N../l/Ell it forces us to assume the defens- buffed temporarily, Russia pur- Tel. 903 • Edward Romeo, Manager • Andover, masa. accumulations may result in a flash fire resembling an explo- ive only one stage removed from sued the policy when she agreed Worlds sion. Hot kerosene vapors can ignite from spillage. Curtains (equal war. We don't like to admit to the Berlin-Moscow Axis in that another nation may regard and upholstery can be fired by heaters being placed too close 1939. Moscow stood to gain by it war as a good way to get power. if Germany and the west engaged to them. Upsetting a lighted heater creates a great fire hazard. "If we desire to overthrow an op- in a bloody conflict. Germany's SIMA Finally, in a tightly closed room, a heater may exhaust the ponent," wrote Clausewitz, "we attack on Russia was an interlude. oxygen, and cause death by asphyxiation or by the release of must measure our own effort 't'oday Russia is again involved in against his powers of resistance." efforts to draw Germany into her deadly carbon monoxide gas. A good oxygen supply is abso- The cold war is Russia's yard- orbit. Her policy is still directed lutely essential to safe operation. stick, We cannot doubt that Sov- against the west. In recent months there has been an epidemic of heater iet foreign policy is expansion for There is only one way to inter- tragedies, many accompanied by death. In practically every the sake of power. Who would be pret Russia's present policy and willing to guess the limits of Rus- military preparations. The Krem- case, some principle of safety was not known or was carelessly sia's ambitions? Where would she lin intends to expand if possible. disregarded. The National Board's factual advice can save life stop voluntarily? If that question She has 175 combat divisions and property — and keep a handy heating device from turning could be answered, then We could under arms, and she can triple hope that atomic weapons would the number in a few months. Her into a lethal weapon. be controllable. Her expansion is air force is formidable, her sub- at present apparently restricted marine fleet a menace. These prep- only by the exertion or effort nec- arations are augmented by com- There are only two great jobs in the world. One is that of a essary to accomplish her ends. If munist intrigue and action — 7 CUBIC FOOT weather forecaster. The other is that of a horse handicapper. the effort is comparatively easy, strikes, peace offensives, sabotage, CAPACITY They need not be right to hold their jobs. — N. Y. Journal- if her opponent is a walkover then she expands. At present she does Russia Can Be Bought Off — American. not appear to be ready for war On Her Terms Peac cannot he her ultimate because the effort would be too 21 4" great. In effect, we are not yet a purpose. Reluctant as we may be walk-over. to face the possibility of war, the TWIN stubborn fact cannot be ignored. HOLD•COLD .1. 1111 De Taxies Are Russia's Russia bus developed power to a CONTROL IT'S A SIGN tilde,' Concern degree unparalleled in history. Good GIVES YOU Recent Russian policy includes The record of Stalin and associ- foul' types of effort: armed ates in the Politburo shows that strength, world-wide communism, they do not gamble. In the past COLIMA espionage and sabotage. and prop- they have struck when armed COLD aganda. Her present aggressive strength and the psychological • 10 Year Gt character is no new phenomenon. moment were favorable. They have It is only now becoming more been successful each time. Russia 011 141(11t, • 837 Coil S1 apparent. Until Stalin made hint- is today following Clausewitz's Yes, this emblem which you will • self master in Russia he soft-ped- precept—measuring her effort independer find displayed in our prescription alled any overt moves beyond his against our powers of resistance. Action department is your assurance of boundaries. But present condi- There is no guarantee against dependable service. Here 'you will tions are in his favor. The democ- war. But we'd better be sure of YOU CAN BE SURE IF IT'S find skilled, Registered Pharma- racies have always been Russia's our power of resistance. We can- cists, fresh, potent drugs — and, chief concern. Only since Britain's not buy safety with cash. We can Westinghouse only make war of course, always fair prices. weakness after the recent war too much of a Its big fleeter has 21 lbs. capacity. Humidrarter holds 14 bushel have the United States become gamble for Russia. We can sell fruits and vegetables. Roomy meal storage tray. .5.year unit taut' point of view only if we are teplacement contract on famous freezing mechanism. 2 years to Moscow's important opponent. pay on budget ready to defend ourselves. Cost !Oran Russian Polley With Germany what they may, defensive prepar- Coneietent ations are cheaper than life under Russia's consistent policy with communist dictation. Slake ell the Main at Park St. Tel. 107 regard to Germany indicates her peace moves we can. But we'd still real objective. Russia has culti- better have an iron list inside the vated Germany ever since the end velvet glove. HE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950 7 r an entertainment to school paper shortened its litera- the South church yes- ry and Jokes departments to pro- iis month. Down the Years vide more room for sports. By What Our ry Newton of this town calling more attention to the scene from "Iolanthe'' with sports, it is hoped that more inter- Readers Say — by the sophomore class est in athletics will be aroused. n college. The Townsman 10 Years Ago — March 1940 store at the corner COVER ROGERS BROOK of (Continued from Page Six ) The annual town meeting pro- Chestnut ate. was en. vides its usual quota of humor Editor of the Townsman: THE PENN MUTUAL lhieves and money and and sense. The tax rate will be ap- This letter is written in support lee to the value of $10a In an article in "Science" Prof. of the proposal to cover over Stoner writes, "As a killer of men proximately the same as last I. Roger's brook as it passes through the automobile is more deadly year's. ined on Page Seven) the park in front of the Punchard LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY than typhoid fever and runs a Harry Sutton Jr.'s exhibition of high school buildings, as provided dose second to influenza. Not only portraits opened at the Guild of for in the town warrant. An earlier the mortality among humans Boston Artists with a private view 15 edition of this paper stated that ESTABLISHED 10117 high, but the motor car Is making and tea. Portraits of local people a number of accidents had oc- of Philadelphia \NOOVER TOWNSMAN serious inroad on our native are included in those being shown. curred at this brook. One of these LED EVERY THURSOAY sy mammals, birds and other forms /NSOLIDATED PRESS. INC. Walter E. Curtis of Ballardvale accidents involved my wife and STREET. ANDOVER. MASS. ,J animal life." was honored by being presented my son. I feel that the need for The Four Marx Brothers are with a gold watch in recognition, passing this measure may be dem- takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of As SECOND CLASS HATTER AT featured in a musical comedy now of 36 years of service with his onstrated by a brief description of ANDOVER POST OFFICE PER COPY 52.50 PER ROAR playing at the Majestic theatre. company. The watch is suitably how this particular accident hap- They are top favorites wherever inscribed with his name and pened. Irving E. Rosen number of years of service. Frank J. A. Humphrey they appear. Following the Hallowe'en party . . Raymond IL Deka.... One of the most largely attend- Miss Joan Croteau has returned at the auditorium last fall my ./14. T. C. 4otcheta . . . . . flan.] sed ed and delightful of the ladies' to her home on High Plain rd. wife atid linen son, who is six, in at- 55 Sarah Lewis nights given by the Phillips club after enjoying several weeks' visi- tempting to cross the park to was that when Miss Amy Lowell ting with her aunt in Sundown, reach the automobile of friends 411130. gave an author's reading. N. H. fell into the brook. My wife was DISTRICT MANAGER FOR THE MERRIMACK VALLEY "Punch Harder" the Punchard "The Bird of St. Patrick" a two badly bruised, but the boy was not act comedy will be presented at hurt. Both of them were unfam- Memorial auditorium by the St. iliar with the territory and were Augustine's parochial school chil- not aware of the hazard. There WALLPAPER dren. Much preparation of fine was no guard rail at the brook, In keeping with the established business policy of offering to and at the time there was no ALLIED PAINT STORES talent offers a certainty of a most the public the best in personal insurance service, the office of enjoyable evening for all. lighting to indicate the danger Joseph r Gagne, President existed. The accident happened at Otis Severance and Kenneth F. M. & T. E. Andrew can now offer you complete life insurance a point about thirty feet down 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence Minard of the academy faculty from where the brook enters the are taking a group of students to and investment counselling, backed by the experience of one park, and where the St. Petersburg, Fla, stopping en retaining for walls for the brook are about five of the oldest and largest life insurance companies in this route at Washington and Pine- feet high. FIREMEN burst, N. C. country. The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company has iISURANCE Gilbert J. Grout, son of J. W. Shortly after this accident took CAN Grout of Main at., is a freshman place I wrote to the selectmen, resources of more than $1,000,000,000. and member of the Hamilton College and about a month later toy wife choir. Last week the choir made and I visited the selectmen at one AL ESTATE its 16th annual New York appear- of their meetings and described ance at the Waldorf-Astoria. what had happened. The select- 311-312 Bay State Bldg. The Greeley howling team, win- men were very considerate and informed us that an article would LAWRENCE ners a week ago of the second NO personal insurance program can be complete without the security half in the Andover bowling probably be included in the next Tels.: Lawrence 4762 town warrant to provide for the provided by a well planned life insurance program. Your life insurance Andover 1653 league, won the league champion- ship at a roll-off with the Boys' covering over of the brook. This problems will be dealt with in our underwriting department with club, first half winners. has been done. As it appears to me that a reasonable method has courtesy, friendliness, efficiency, and accurate planning. We stand MATTER OF CHOICE been proposed for the permanent my their timely arrival, put out An engineer and his girl were elimination of the hazard that ready to make available to you complete information and service in now exists at Roger's brook, I a fire end prevent Further :o:s; riding out in the country on horse- urge my fellow citizens of Ando- back. As they stopped for a rest, the many fields of life insurance coverage. but whether there's little dam- ver to vote in favor of this article. the horses rubbed necks affection- age or a total loss, fire insur- ately. Very truly yours, ance Provides the money neces- "Alt, me," sighed the engineer, Charles U. Langdell "that's just what I'd like to do." 6 Dale Street sary for repairs or replacement. "Well, go ahead," said the girl, Ballardvale, Mass. * FAMILY SECURITY * INCOME FOR RETIREMENT May we help you to determine "it's your horse!' your fire insurance needs? Three Women Elected * BUSINESS INSURANCE * JUNIOR INSURANCE PREPARE NOW To School Board CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION MOTOR VEHICLE EXAMINER (Continued from Page 1) * UNEMPLOYMENT SECURITY * INSURANCE FOR WOMEN Smart & Flagg Home Study Course for Ambitious Men. 21-50 two were to be elected. Her cam- INC. Write Today for Details paign brought her 1968 votes to * ESTATE ANALYSIS * TAX COVERAGE Civil Service over Inn The Insurance Office Westland lead the ticket in this contest, School with Dorothy T. Partridge win- Bank Bldg. 2, MOSS. * MORTGAGE PROTECTION AND CANCELLATION INSURANCE ?.adway Inn* Andover 870 4 Westland Street. Worcester ning the other seat with 1891 votes. Vincent F. Stulgis, running ;UPPER for re-election, finished third with * EDUCATION INSURANCE .50 per person, inc. tax 1454 votes and Ernest Picard Dinner 6:15 to 45 polled 357. 12:30 to 2:30 The other school board contest GE LUNCHEONS R.N4llETS Manager • Andover. Man. for the one two year term was Worlds Most Famous Mattress closely contested between Kathar- ine A. Baldwin and William R. Hamblet. The latter was leading To insure you professional and confidential by a narrow margin in the returns service, our life underwriting department will from the first precincts that came SIMMONS BEAUTY REST be under the supervision of an established but Precinct 6, the last to be read, gave Mrs. Baldwin an excellent Penn Mutualist. vote which returned to a winner with 1309 votes. Mr Hamblet had Mr. Kent L. Worthington 1266 and Persis D. Crawford 335. In the board of public works' Mr. Worthington Is a graduate of Susquehanna contest Sidney P. White received the endorsement of 1974 voters University, A.B. degree, and the University of while Waiter E. Mondale was get- Pennsylvania, M.A. degree. He has been a 71;5 and James V. Irvine 500. ting faculty member at MacMurray College for Charles G. Hatch, chairman of Women and The University of Maine. During the housing authority, received the war years Mr. Worthington served four 2[24 votes to be reelected to that board for five more years, and years in the United States Navy as gunnery William G. Quigley polled 722. 7 CUBIC FOOT officer and educational services officer. In Chief George A. Dane topped recent years he has been an associate member CAPACITY the list of constables in the con- of the Henry M. Faser, Jr. General Agency of test to elect three. lie received 26s4 votes, George N. Sparks the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. 21495 9 349, J. Lewis Smith 1973, and Boston, Mass. $5950 Chester J. S. 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8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950

days at the home of her troll in PERSONALS Nilddlotown, Conn. SHAWSHEEN Mrs. Ada Brown of Elm st., has Mr. and Mrs. James Holden and WEST PARISH faintly of N. returned from a short stay with Main st., have re- L Mrs, Whin Caswell, Uort—sporulent, Telephone 62 turned from a recent trip to Phila- Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Corres iondent, Telephone 584-.1 her daughter Mrs. Edward Brad- delphia. ford of Wrentham. Commonwealth in West church, Sunday, Mar. 19. WOMAN'S CLUB to the home that can be obtained Mrs. Thomas E. Woodhead and CHURCH NOTES Friends of Mrs. Herbert White PROB The flowers on the altar of the Families are asked to bring their The regular monthly meeting of from no other accessories. She daughter, Virginia of 184 Elm et., Docket said that all equipment for flower will be pleased to learn that she have returned from a month's t pea, it. West church Sunday morning suppers and enjoy an evening of the Shawsheen Village Woman's is somewhat improved following To all two... In were given in loving memory of fellowship together. A further an- club was held Monday at the arrangements should he kept to- visit with relatives in Philadelphia. Rota R. Alden la an attack of pneumonia that has County, deceased. Andover country club. This was an gether in one place and that con- Miss Elite Fades of Barnet it., the late Rev. Donald II. Savage, nouncement will be made later. oonfined her to her home on Res- A petition has bee former pastor, by his wife, Mrs. all day meeting under the auspices tainers should exhibit a sleek sim- has returned to her duties at the ior probate of a cer ervation rd. ar to be the last a Adele Savage and her parents, Mr. Food Sale of the American Home depart- plicity and should serve a dual Phillips academy library after a deceased by Andover Purpose of being both decorative Mr. and Mrs. James D. Dailey week's illness. oger in said County and Mrs. John Brodhead. The Women's union of the West ment. The morning session opened and useful. of 41 Summer at., have left on Brownie church will hold a cooked food at 10 o'clock with Earl Johnson and girl scout troops Zrell7d0;'71t4;11(it. Family Night A delightful luncheon was an extended trip to Florida. recently organized at St. Augus- tUtutor lint name sale in the Lawrence Gas & Elec- and Miss Frances Letson of Bos- deceased. Family night will be observed Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Mill of tine's pariah are under the leader- of tric Co. office on Main at., at 10 ton taking as their subject "Let served by the country club staff, If you desire to Elm at., have returned from a trip ship of Mrs. Eileen Parent, Mrs. atone, should file a. in., Saturday, Mar. 29. flowers be your guide in spring and the afternoon session opened uid Court at Salen decorating." at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Norman Mil- to Berniuda Greenwood and Mrs. Sweeney. Ihr forenoon on the 1950, the return dal ASBESTOS SIDING ler, president, presiding. After a Alexander. MacKenzie, 51 Whit- Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Sutton Woe., John V. New beauty in Johns Manville Perm atone n go Notes Mr. Johnson was the first speak- short business session the audi- tier at., is resting comfortably at of 119 Chestnut st., are driving to lodpe of said Court, Colored Asltestos Sidewalls. Alto insulated Andover grange, 183 will meet er of the morning and lie said that of Februare in the Brink and Stone. Rooting. batimates Free. ence was entertained, amused and the Lawrence General hospital Texas to visit their married son, fifty, at 8 p. m., Tuesday, Mar. 14, in the color scheme of the home can bundled and mystified by Betty and Tom Tuck- where lie .underwent a major Bob and his family, who have JHNO WILLIAM P. DOYLE Grange hall. Conservation and ag- well be taken front the colors of welt, Clay Be Toni er in feats of magic and mental operation. recently moved there. 101 Ewen Street, Circle, And. — Tel. 1483 nature in the spring. He forecast Foster ricultural night will be observed telepathy. It was the consensus of William Doyle of Trinity cot. Somme, Mass. :ind the program is In charge of the return of the 'country kitchen' Everett It. Gorrie, 108 Summer all present that the American lege. Washington, D. C. spent the Franklin Allen, Albert Batchelder in the home of the future. He Pt., was made a deacon of the ANDOVER Ni Home day was a most happy and weekend with his parents in Fos- and Harry Wright. pictured a delightful kitchen with Free church at a ceremony during the following Pa! enjoyable one and great credit is ter circle. k.loaer National Hi colored stoves and refrigerators, the Sunday communion service. DAY and NIGHT Andover grange was well repre- due to the committee, Mrs. Hiram A delightful birthday party was application has been colored woodwork and cabinets, The Rev. Levering Reynolds, Jr., nl duplinte book. sented at Friendship Pomona Young and Mrs. James Faggiano, given at the home of Mr and Mrs. application is hereb- and wallpaper, braided rugs and the pastor of the church officiated. grange meeting held last Saturday co-chari man, assisted by Mrs. Ir- Richard L. Lounsbut • for their itith Section -10, Chi window sills full of plants in red Miss Hildamay Cargill, 44 of 1906. afternoon and evening in Meth- vin Wilkinson and Mrs. Herbert son, on his seventh birthday, last Payment bag been clay pots, replacing the all white Stevens st., enjoyed the weekend uen. Supper was served at 6 Cregg. Friday. Book No. 8093. kitchen of the present. with friends in Exeter, N. CHESTER W. o'clock by members of the Meth- Mrs. Thomas McCarthy of Srin. etaVaN uen grange. Those who attended Miss Letson demonstrated many Literature Department. Mrs. Frank A. Buttrick has re- met' st., has accepted a position -- — from Andover grange were Mr. interesting and beautiful flower The Literature department of turned to her home. 20 High st., with the Andover Press Subscribe to and Mrs. Alex Henderson, Ebba arrangements and emphasized that the Shawsheen Village Woman's following a winter vacation in Miss Eleanor Goodyear, of ANDOVER Peterson, Mrs. Myrtle Darby, Mar- flowers give a sense of aliveness club held its regular meeting Wed- Florida. Gould farm. Great Barrington, is ilyn Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd nesday morning, Mar. 8 at the Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teichert the guest of Miss Harriet Carter TAXI SERVICE Darby of Tewksbury. Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Darby Andover Inn. Mrs. Lewis Putnam of S. Main st., recently enjoyed of Bartlet st. Mrs. William Faulkner, and Mr. of N. Tewksbury. reviewed several books of current a vaaction in Bermuda. Mrs. Vasco Nunez of Suns.. and Mrs. William Barron. interest and morning coffee was Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher of 49 Rock road has returned from a Personals served. Mrs. Edward O'Connor six weeks' vacation in Sarasota. ... CALL 414 ... The dramatic club of Andover Essex st., recently enjoyed several Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs. Alfred Sughrue are co- Fla. grange met last Friday at the POST OFFICE AVENUE of Groveland spent Sunday with chairmen of this group. and Mrs. Rody will live on Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Elven Gilfoy of the Carl Stevens' of Virginia rd. Summer at. are entertaining their Antique Department street until their new home in CEMETERY Mrs. Stanley High of Darien, two granddaughters. Susan and The Preservation of Antiques Newton is ready. Monuments OPEN DAILY Conn., recently spent several clays Martha Rafferto of Lowell. A II ird department of the Shawsheen Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Lewis, Cemetery OSGOOD ST. TEL. 2129-W with relatives in town. granddaughter, Judith, was b-ro § PRODUCTS man's club will hold its regular 1 Sherbourne at., spent an enjoy- Office and Miss Constance Dow has re- last Sunday. The parents are vr. monthly meeting Friday, Mar, 10. able weekend in New Hampshire Knipe RAI turned to her studies at Fitchburg and Mrs. Herbert Raffetto. Mrs. At this time the members of the and Vermont. Mr. Lewis was the Ward State Teachers college after en- Raffetto was the former Jstu BEAUTIFUL LITTLE DESK-ON-FRAME group will take a trip to the Bos- guest of their son, Derry, at the Glifoy of Andover. joying week's vacation with her Kimball Union academy, Meriden, ton Museum of Fine Arts where Mrs. Ann Bond of Phillips st., J.Kennet] • Curly maple --- 24" across, exactly the right size parents, Mr. and Mrs. Halbert W. N. II., on Dada' weekend. The dads there will be a motion picture on has returned from a vacation Dow of Beacon st. attended a hockey game between P. 0. Box 350 for a small apartment. $125 1,1ass making and a lecture on the spent in St. Petersburg, Fla. Arthur Lovejoy of Lovejoy rd., Kimball and Deerfield academy, Haverhil glass exhibit. After the noon lun- Mrs. Frank Buttrick of High t Matching Joiners Stool $28.00 is spending several weeks with his which was WOD by the home team, cheon they will visit the Connick at. has returned from St. Peters- son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- studio where the subject will be and the Hasty Pudding show pre- adffilftl 4 Every day is open house to everybody . . . . burg, Fla., where she has spent seph Lovejoy of Philadelphia, Pa. "The Manufacture of Stained sented by the dramatic club. Mr. Og Come out and took around Mrs. Warkis Shaw and baby the past two months. L P GIoss." Members who are planning Lewis then joined his wife, who daughter have returned to their to make this trip are requested was visiting her sister in Burling- home in E. Greenwich, R. I. after ton, Vt., and from there they went to be in shawsheen sq. at 9 a. m. Andover Welding Co. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ritchie to go by car to Boston. to visit Mr. Lewis' mother in St. KNUEPFER & DIMMOCK ESTAB. 1896 of Shawsheen rd. Albans, Vt. GAS AND ELECTRIC Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Lewis P.T.A. A large group of basketball fans Shop Hours 8-12 of Laurel lane spent Sunday with 6-DAY I The regular monthly meeting went to the Boston Garden last ref. And. 2029 - R relatives in Portland, Me. of the Shawsheen PTA was held Thursday night to see the fatuous 40 PARK ST. ANDOVER Weekly Sailing Mrs. William A. Trow has re- hi the school hall Wednesday eve- Harlem Globe Trotters team in a Days Hotel turned to her home on Lowell st., ning with Herbert Ortstein, pres- action. Among those who attended after spending a stay with friends ident, presiding. A report on the were Arthur Janes, Richard Janes, l.n,crence'u ()ldest fercelet in W. Barrington, R. I. 7-DA ariavox successful Valentine fair was read Wallace Fiedler, Louis Fiedler, M Friends of Walter Smith will by Mrs. ..yron Wiener, first vice VACATIO? Barbara Fowler, Thomas Wilkin- ~ be sorry to learn that he is ill in president, who was general chair- con, Barbara Hamilton, Audrey the Lawrence General hospital. man. It was announced that the Dyer, Scott Gerrish and Arthur Hospitality committee had pur- Hembrough. Nclett souna ai leisure ant chased forks, spoons and trays Mr. and Mrs. James J. Batter- in comfort in oar beautiful Itikted1amti Yak bvt) Obituary . . . for the organization. The teachers bury, 17 Arundel st., have re- SILVER ROOM. The ANI reported that rehearsals are un- 3114S. INEZ F. SMITH turned from a months' vacation :111 The Famous Names— The Bank Build Mrs. Inez F. Smith, 79, widow derway for the operetta, "Sleepy- spent at Miami Beach, Fla. head", which will be presented at Lunt — Towle — Gorham of Edward Smith, 91 Cheever cir- Midshipman John H. Caswell, Wallace — International the April meeting. The nominating cle, died Monday at her home U.S.N.R. was on leave during the Heirloom — Whiting TELEVISION committee was appointed consist- after a long illness. past weekend from the Massachu- Manchester — and others ing of Mrs. Francis J. Leone, A resident of Andover for the setts Maritime academy at Buz- chairman; Paul McKinnon, and Place Settings from $22.50 past six years, she was born in zards —ay and visited his parents, Mrs. Alan Dunlop. ENGRAVING sews Methuen and resided there for 20 Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Caswell, FREE OF CHARGE New MO years later moving to Dracut and At the close of the business 5 Dunbarton st. 7 flour Service Lowell where she lived for 50 session, Mrs. Gerard Pelletier, years. program chairman, introduced the speaker of the evening, James Surviving are two duaghters, Ilennessey, superintendent of Law- PLUMBING Sister Agnes Marie of St. John's rence public schools who took as convent, North Cambridge, Mrs. i t -....-- his subject, "Parents' Obliga- and Thomas J. Hennessey, with whom tions."; she made her home; one son. Wal- l e were served by HEATING INCORPORATED ter K. of Lowell four grandchil- the first grade and kindergarten dren and several nieces and mothers le . by Mrs. John Guild, 117 Essex St. Tel. 23330 nephews. W. H. Welch CO. Mrs. John Hewitt. and Mrs. Don- Reverse Calls Accepted The funeral was held from the ald Lacey. TEL. AND. 128 LAWRENCE McKenna funeral home, Lowell, Thursday with a high mass of re- Nuremburg Stove COME I quiem at 9 o'clock in St. Michael's The Andover council of PTA, of church, Lowell. Burial was in St. which the Shawsheen PTA is a Patrick's cemetery, Lowell. part, will present the Clare Tree Major players of New York in a UP TO 5 ALLOWANCE F Better Sight, Better Sound, Better Buy ... LEGION AUXILIARY production of "The Nuremberg • The Ladies auxiilary of Ando- Stove" at the Memorial auditor- ver unit S, American Legion will itun at :1:30 p. in., Friday, Mar. 0 ESSEX ST sponsor u whist party at 8 p. m. 17. Mrs. James Byrnes is in charge For Each of Your Worn Tires Tuesday, Mar. 14, in the post of tickets and parents will be con- Now rooms. Tile public is invited. Prizes tacted through the school children. will be awarded and refreshments Skating Party toward tough new served. The committee, Mrs. Lewis big-picture television for W. Muise. Mrs. George C. Napier The camp fire girls enjoyed an and Mrs. Frank Markey. afternoon of skating on the rink 'it the Sacred Heart school last little-budget purses Thursday in place of their regular ILI KERY SALE SEIBERLING meeting. They were accompanied The Free church senior choir THE METROPOLITAN, Magnascope "90" tele- will hold a bakery sale Friday, NIrs. Alain Dunlop. guardian. , isIon with 12 , •ittch picture tube, built-in Mar. 17. in the office of the Law- Pert onals filter that eliminates glare and eyestrain, simpli- rence Gas & Electric Co., 5 Main SAFETY TIRES Mrs. Fred Smith of Lowell st. fied tuning and synchronized sound control. st. recently returned from a trip to Guaranteed against cuts or Hand-rubbed mahogany finish. Bound Brook, N. J., where she bruises caused by nails, glass, FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I Barnard. formerly of Andover. stones, curbs, etc., WITH NO Convenient Terms Available! While there she made a further TIME LIMIT. X23950 FROZEN FRESH trip to Spartanburg. S. C., stop- ping en route in Washington and FOODS 'twat places of interest. EASY BUDGET TERMS REMAIN FRESH Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Connor, Carisbrooke st., recently spent KNUEPFER a DIMMOCK FOODS — a week in New York City where 286 ESSEX STREET OPPOSITE EAGLE-TRIBUNE they enjoyed an exciting winter GREEN'S SERVICE vacation. PIANOS—RADIOS—FRIGIDAIRE—LUGGAGE N. E. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hedy, who MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N were married recently in Christ 205 MAIN ST. E L 8841 church, returned this past week- 286 Essex Street — Lawrence — Call Enterprise 5338 TANTALLON RD. TEL. 709 end front their wedding trip to Bermuda and New York City. Mr. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950 9 home of her son in , Conn. Lenten meditation. 3:45 p. ,Ira. James Hoiden and Children's service. 6:30 p. N. Main st.. have re- LEGAL NOTICES At The Churches Choir rehearsal. 7:15 p. m.. Eve- CLASSIFIED ADS 1 a recent trip to Phila. St. Joseph's Church ning service and sermon. Preach- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Massachusetts (11allardvale) er: the Rev. Frederick II. Noss. PROBATE COURT Personal a anus E. Woodhead and PROBATE COUR I stingily: 9 a.m., Mass. FOR PRINTING PLATES CALL Docket No. 230.061 Docket Nn. 230,064 + + + rirginia of 184 Elm at., Essex, as + + + Lawrence 21304, Barr Engrav- ts. ROSE BUSHES 39c EACH. To all permns interested in the estate of T0 all persons interested in the estate of Baptist Church ing Co. 238 Common St. Law- lied from a month's . R. Alden late of Andover in said Walter I. Churchill late of Andover in said St. Augu.stine's Church Order now for April shipment. R County, deceased. REV. THOMAS P. FOGARTY. Pastor ROI' E. NELSON, JR., Miniister rence. e-TF slatives in Philadelphia. taunts% deceased. Pay when delivered. Red-Pink- A petition has been presented to said Court A petition has been presented to said Court Saturday: 6:30 p.m. Youth se Eades of Bartlet et., for probate of a certain, instrument purport• Friday: 3:30 p. m., and 7:30 p. or light pink. Name of rose Is r probate of a certain instrument purport• night. Banquet. Fellowship. Social Help Wonted - Male or Female od to her duties at the mgfo to be the last will and a codicil of said ing to the last will of said deceased by May• Stations to the Cross. Better Times, Roseland Supply ,(nested by Andover National Bank of And- Belle S. Churchill of Andover in said County, period. :ademy library after a praying that she be appointed executrix Saturday: 4 to 6 p. in., and 7:30 131 State St., Boston, Room COUNSELORS FOR DAY CAMP .i,er in said County, praying that it he ap• Sunday: 9 a.in. Youth choir re- ORB. pointed executor thereof without giving a thereof without giving a surety on her bond. to 9 Ii. in., Confessions. 513. If you desire to object thereto you or your a-9-16-23-30 Mena and women. College and rety on its bond. Charles E. Cowan the Sunday, Masses: 6:30 a. m., hearsal. 9:30 p.m. Sunday echool, and girl scout troops esecutor4i first named in said will having attorney should file a written appearance in high school age. Live at home--- said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the 8:30 it. In., 9: .1 5 a. m., and 11:30 all departments. Herbert H. Otis, rganized at St. Augna- demised. Services Offered Andover or No. Andover. Trans- If you desire to object thereto you or your forenoon on the twentieth day of March a.m. superintendent. 10:30 p.m. Pre sh under the leader- mmy should file a written appearance in 1950, the return day of this citation. portation provided. John W. tu serviee Deacon prayer meeting. aid Coutt at Salem before ten o'clock in Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Wednesday: 7:30 I). m., Rosary, HENDIX WASHING MACHINE Page, Wenharn, Mass. 'rel. rs. Eileen Parent, Mrs Judge of said Court, this twenty•tieventh day ihe forenoon on the twentieth day of March Sermon and Benediction. 10:19 a.m. Morning service of certified repairs and service. I and Mrs. Sweeney. 1950, the return day of this citation. of February in the year one thousand nine Hamilton 14. 2-9-16 hundred and fifty. worship. "A friendly Fellowship Hal. W. Wennik. Tel. Law. Mrs. Osborne Sutton witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire, First Daily Mates: 7 and 7:45 a m. ;At of said Court, this twenty•seventh day JOHN J. COSTELLO. Rewire, at the Meeting House in the 29033 - 36031; Andover 1461. estnut at., are driving to of February in the year one thousand nine From the office of + + + Help Wanted—Female h Albion G. Peirce Square." Rev. Roy E. Nelson, Jr., c-16-23-2-9-16 visit their married eon, hundred and Odd Fellows Bldg. Christ Church ntoffIT J. cOs-rRI.i.o. Register. the pastor, will preach on the sub- CAREER MINDED? - OPENING his faintly, who liar, well, Clay It Tomlinson !Methuen. Mass. M2.9.16 REV. JOHN S. HOSES, Rector ject: "The Ultimate Transaction" SEWING MACHINES, WASHING in private hospital in Connecti- loved there. Sri Ears Street, M2-0.16 Sunday: 8 a. m.. Holy Commun- machines and vacuums repaired Lwow, Mass. Commonwealth of Massachusetts for "One Great. Hour of Sharing" cut for single girl, 21-35, with I Doyle of Trinity cal- ion. 9:30 a. tn., Sunday school. 11 by Singer trained mechanic. will he observed. 6:15 p.m. Youth high school education. Assist hinglon, D. C. spent the ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK PROBATE COURT a. in., Holy Communion and broad- William Christy, Old Boston Docket No. 229975 Fellowship in the parlor. Mr. Nel- with elective'. nursing and edu- with his parents in F06- The following pass book issued by the Essex, SS. east by Bishop Sherrill. 6 p. in., Road. Tel. 103312. wdoyer National Bank has been lost and son will speak on "It's Up to cational therapies. Promotional To all persons interested in the estate of Young People's meeting at Bal- c-2-9-16-23-30 ipplication has been made for the issuance Peter S. Myatt, late of Andover, in said You!" Sing around the piano. possibilities good. Salary plus Ittful birthday party Was of duplicate book. Public notice of such County, deceased. la rdvale. imitation is hereby given in accordance Tuesday: 3:30 p.m. Childrene HEAVY MACHINERY MOVING-- maintenance. Write Mrs. De- .he home of Mr and Mrs. with Section 40. Chapter 590. of the Acts A petition has heen presented to said Court Tuesday: 5 p. rat., Choir rehear- for probate of a certain instrument purport- world crusade in the vestry. 7:30 St. Claire Crouse Co., 654 Pros- Revile, 459 Marlborough Street L. Louttsbui • for their ing to be the last will of said deceased by sal. S 1). it., Vestry meeting. of 1908. has been stopped. p.m. Cottage prayer meeting. Boston. 11-9 .is seventh birthday, last Payment Zetta F. Myatt of Andover, in said County, Thursday: 10 a. rn., Holy Com- pect St., Methuen, Tel. Res. Book No. 8093. praying that she be appointed executrix Wednesday: 2:30 p.m. Colonist 28369 or 22718. CHESTER W. HOLLAND, Cashier thereof without giving a surety on her bond. munion. 10:30 a. in., Woman's c-TF M9.16.23 Pioneer girls in the vestry. 7 : 30 Articles for Sole homes McCarthy of 8rtn. t If you desire to object thereto you or your auxiliary and sewing meeting. attorney should file a written appearance in 1).111. The Deaconate board will THE HANDY MEN SERVICE CO. has accepted a position said Court at Lawrence before ten o'clock in 1:15 p. in., Business meeting and ONE CAR GARAGE ONLY $399 meet at the parsonage. DOMESTIC AND PROFESSION- Andover Press Subscribe to The Townsman the forenoon on the thirteenth day of March or 2 car garage $649. Overhead 1950, the return day of this citation. Thursday: 8 p.m. Adult choir AL CLEANING. Tel. 86293 or Eleanor Goodyear, of Witness. John V. Phelan, Esquire. First Commonwealth of Massachusetts doors — Order yours today — rehearsal in the parlor. 22638. c-2-9-16-23 rm. Great Barrington, Judge of said Court, this 16th day of Febru• PROBATE COURT 3 years to pay. Write Frank is ary in the year one thousand nine hundred Docket No. 229,924 t of Miss Harriet Carter and fifty. Essex, ss. + + + NORMAN P. PARSONS LI- Gainley, Box 506, Lawrence. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. To all persons interested In the estate of CENSED ELECTRICIAN, OLD o-9 It st. Atty. Colver J. Stone, Llewellyn D. Pomeroy, late of Andover, Free Church Vasco Nunez of SUB.' Locke Street, In mid County Essex, deceased. REV. LEVERING RF.YNOLDS. Jr.. Minister WORK AND NEW WORK. Andover, Mass. F23. M2.9 ad has returned from 11 A petition has been presented to said Friday: 7 p.m. Boy scouts. TEL. AND. 116 . Houses for Sale Court praying that Henry L. Pomeroy of at' vacation In Sarasota 7:30 p.m. Margaret Slattery class c-16-23-2-9 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Newburyport, its said County Essex, be HALLARDVALE — 100 Tewks- appointed administrator of said estate with- rehearsal. PRollATE COURT out giving a surety on his bond. CURTAINS — WASHED-IRONED bury St. 5 room new bungalow nd Mrs. Elven Gilfoy Docket No. 230,060 f you desire to object thereto you or Saturday: 9 a.m. A rummage Essex, ss. STRETCHED. Hours 9 a, tn. with gunroom. 2 acres of land st. are entertaining then CEMETERY MEMORIALS your attorney should file a written appear. sale in the lower parish hall, spon- To all persons interested in the estate of once in said Court at Salem before ten to 8 p. m. Mrs. .1. M. Newman, and large shed. Will sacrifice inddaughters. Susan and Ellen J. Best late of Andover in said County, o'clock in the forenoon on the twenty- sored by the May circle. Articles Worriment,. — Markers deceased. $7,000. Write Box 506, Law- seventh day of March 1990, the return for sale may he left on Friday 3 River at., Ballardvale. c-2-9 Rafferto of Lowell. A tl ird Cemetery bettering A petition has been presented to said Court day of this citation. rence. q-9 ughter, Judith, was b for probate of a certain instrument purport. evening. Office, and Display at ins to be the last will of said deceased by Witness. John V. Phelan. First Judge of ALL AROUND CARPENTER — iday. The parents are vi George Edgar Best of Andover in said said Court, this ninth day of February Sunday: 9 p.m. Meeting of the Knipe Rd. Route No. 1215 in the year one thousand nine hundred will do your work by contract Realtors B. Herbert Raffetto. 51r, County, praying that he be appointed execu- and fifty. board of trustees. 9:30 a.m. Ward HIll tor thereof without giving a surety on his or by the day. Call me for an a was the Cornier 3",t. bond. George C. Best the other executor JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register Church school. 11 a.m. Nursery MISS THOMES REAL ESTATE M9-16.23 estimate. W. P. Chick, Tel. And. named in said will having deceased. etas for children whose parents , f Andover. If you desire to object thereto you or your 1918W-3. C-23-2-9-16-23 AGENCY ROCKY HILL ROAD, Ann Bond of Phillips st J.Kenneth Atwood attorney should file a written appearance in Commonwealth of MLtssachusetts wish to attend church. 11 a.m. ANDOVER. HOMES OR LAND. Tel. 24951 said Court at Salem before tei, o'clock in the PROBATE COURT RUBBISH AND GARBAGE RE- turned from a vacation P. 0. Box 350 forenoon on the twentieth day of March Essex, ss. Morning worship. We Join with s-2-9-16-23-30 St. Petersburg, Fla. Haverhill, Mass. 1950, the return day of this citation. To all persons interested in the estate of Protestant and Orthodox churches MOVAL, Landscape Gardening. Witness, John V. Phelan. Esquire. First Jean Watson MacLean, late of Andover, Rate reasonable, Henry LaRosa, Wanted to Buy Frank Buttrick of High fudge of said Court, this twenty-seventh day In said County. deceased. throughout the country in observ- of February in the year one thousand nine A petition has been presented so said ing one great hour of sharing. A 27 Corbett st., Andover. Tel. 468 returned from St. Peters. ANTIQUES OR ANYTHING OLD hundred and fifty. Court for probate of a certain Instrument special offering soil be taken for c-9-16-23-30-6 Ma., where she has spent JOHN J. COSTELLO. Register. purporting to be the last will of said Marbietop, Walnut, Grape and M2-9-I6 deceased by Arthur Fyfe of Andover, in the relief and niissionstry work of t two months. Rose-carved Furniture. said County, praying that he be appointed the church. The pastor will con- Printing and Engraving e Glarus executor thereof without giving a surety China, Silver, Jewelry, Clocks. on his bond. tinue the series of sermons on PRINTING SERVICES BY THE Prints. Frames, Guns, Coins, If you desire to object thereto you or "Our Protestant Witness". 4 p.m. dover Welding Co. your attorney should file a written appear• Publisher of your TOWNS- Furniture. Etc. William F. Bermuda ance in said Court at Lawrence before ten glass for adults preparing for MAN. Complete printing serv- Graham, Jr., 165 Golden Hill 6 AND ELECTRIC o'clock in the forenoon on the tenth day church, membership. 6:30 p.m. of April 1950. the return day of this cita. ice for all your personal and Ave., Haverhill, Mass., Tele- Shop Hours 8-12 6-DAY BERMUDA CRUISES on the "Queen" tion. The Pilgrim Fellowship will meet commercial requirements. Call phone Haverhill 23700 Will— red. And. 2029- R Witness, John V. Phelan, First Judge of at the church to go to the Ando- I Weekly So/lingo from N. Y. and up — said Court, this first day of March In the And. 1942. call to look. ANDOVER year one thousand nine hundred and fifty. ver Youth council meeting ha iini- tRK ST. / (2 Days $125 plus tax Hotel Stay Extra) JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register litrdvale. From the office of Anna M. Greeley Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. The Novem- , .awrence's Oldest ►ewe! 7-DAY ALL-EXPENSE "SKY-CRUISER" Attorney-at-Law ber circle sail National Bank Building meet at the home of VACATION TO BERMUDA — $170 up — plus tax Andover, Massachusetts Miss Grace Lake. M9.16.23 Wednesday: 7 p.m. Explorers. CURRAN & JOYCE COMPANY $frtrInT — Agent for All Airlines -- FORECLOSURE NOTICE 7:30 p.m. The March circle will NO CHARGE FOR TELEPHONE CALLS By virtue of the power of sale contained meet at the home of Mrs. James in a certain mortgage deed given by Roy R. zt yours at leisure anil Brandt and Ann Brandt, husband and C. Watt, 105 Abbot at. —MANUFACTURERS— comfort in our beautiful wife, to Lawrence Co-operative Bank. Thursday: 2:40 p.m. Junior dated April 27th, 1916. recorded with VER ROOM. The ANDOVER TRAVEL BUREAU North Essex Registry of Deeds, Book 709, choir reheasal. 7:30 p.m. Senior

The Bank Building FRED E. CHEEVER Tels. 775-1098 Page 539, for breach of conditions con- choir rehearsal. The Famous Natnes— tained in said mortgage deed and for the WATERS — 'l'owle — Gorham purpose of foreclosing the same, will to + + + SODA unt sold at public auction on the premises on Wallate — International Saturday, April 1st. 1950, at ten o'clock Cochran Chapel Heirloom — 1Yhiting in the forenoon, all and singular the fol- REV. A GRAHAM BALDWIN. Mousier and GINGER ALES Janchester — and others lowing described parcel of land situated in Andover. Essex County. Massachusetts, Sunday: 11 a.m. Service of wor- lace Settings front 122.50 pounded and described as follows: ship. Sermon by William Coffin. Beginning at a point on the Easterly side look Outside look /aside/ P.A. '42, a student at Union The- ENGRAVING of South Main Street One Hundred Eighty and 36/100 fret Northwesterly of a high- ological seminary. ETHEL G. LOUD DECORATOR & OWNER FREE OF CHARGE way bound set on the Easterly line of A service of worship conducted 3 flour Service South Main Street; thence Northeasterly the You Can't Match a by land now or late of one Marino Four by students front Abbot academy Hundred Thirty feet, more or less, to land now or formerly of one Gould; thence Rogers hall, and Phillips acade- Northwesterly by said Gould's land Seventy- my, observing the one great hour 50 MAIN 8T. TEL. 1350.10 six and 35/100 feet to a point at land ttatiot S71to / FRIGIDAIRE now or formerly of Catherine A. Byrne; of sharing, sponsored by the Fed- thence Southwesterly Two Hundred fort, eral council of churches of Christ more or less; thence again Southwesterly Ar in America. Music to be provided a New gold-and-white beauty! but bearing a little more Westerly Ninety feet to a point, said line passing through lay the eombined choirs of the NCORPORATLD for Easter • New aluminum rust-proof shelves! a point half way between the Southeasterly corner of the main house next North and three schools. A special offering the Northeasterly corner of the main will he received for church world now is the time to plan to freshen up your Tel. 25330 • New full-1,ngth door! 17 Essex St. house on the land herein described: service. • New "Ice Blue" interior triml thence again Southwesterly but bearing a home with new wallpaper and fabrics Reverse Galls Accepted little Southerly One Hundred Eighteen and 5/10 feet, more or less, to South Main + + + LAWRENCE Custome-mode work Street; thence Southeasterly by the Easterly Methodist Church line of South Main Street. Fifty-six and COME IN! Prices start at $184.75 5/10 feet, more or less, to the point of RhV. EARL D. HAYWOOD, Minister beginning. Saturday: 7:30 p.m. Youth fel- Said premises will be conveyed subject lowship meeting in parsonage. to and together with the benefit of a com- TEL. 11-W mon passageway twelve feet in width, the Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Morning FREE PARKING center line of which is the Northerly A N DOVER .LOWANCE boundary line of the above described prem. worship and sermon: 10:50 a.m., J. LEONE CO. ises as set forth in a deed to Roy R. church school. Brandt and Ann Brandt from Harry R. 0 ESSEX ST. TEL. LAW. 7637 Lawrence, Executor under the will of LAWRENCE Catherine A. lime and as indicated on PLAYHOUSE POLICE CHIEF ILL the plan of land entitled: "Plan of Land Worn Tires in Andover. Mart... belonging to Estate of Stricken ill while on duty at the Catherine A. Byrne," recorded with North Police station Wednesday after- Friday, Saturday — March 10, 11 Essex Registry of Deeds, as Plan No. 1464. Being the same premises tonveyed to noon, Chief George A. Dane was Farewell To Arms ...... 3:20 6:15 9:10 Roy R. Brandt and Ann Brandt by taken home and later removed to Gclry Cooper — Helen Hayes Harry R. Lawrence, Executor, by deed dated May 22, 1944, recorded with said the Lawrence General Hospital Hatchett Man 1:50 4:45 7:40 Registry of Deeds. Book set. Page 420. for treatment. His condition this The said premises will ire sold subject Edward G Robinson — Loretta Young 10 all unpaid taxes or any other liens due morning was reported good. the Town of Andover. Five Hundred Dollars cash deposit at the Sunday, Monday—March 12, 13 time of sale, the balance to be paid within . . . 3:15 6:15 9:15 ten class thereafter. William "Bill" Barron, Jr. Dancing In The Dark . CLAUI)E P. IVOODWORTIL William Powell—Mark Stevens—Betsy Drake Assignee and Present Holder of OIL BURNER said Mortgage. SALES AND SERVICES Traveling Saleswoman . . . 1:45 4 :45 7:45 MO-16.23 SIbion 0. Peirce Domestic Heating Systems Joan Davis—Andy Devine Attorney-at-Law Tel. And. 1087 odd Fellows Building 4 Virginia Rd. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday—March 14, 15, 16 Methuen. M333. The Red Shoes . . . . . 2:30 5:25 8:20 Anton Wolbrook—Moira Shearer 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR SPORTS SEDAN 7:35 Finished in Berwick Green, Interior in excellent condi- Walt Disney Cartoon . . . . 1:45 4:40 This Is America . . . . . 1:55 4:50 7:45 COAL..;— COKE — OIL tion, showing very little wear by former owner. Has • radio, heater and white sidewall tires. Friday, Saturday—March 17, 18 Call Law. 31788 and our representative will call at OIL. BURNERS Montano . . . . . 3:30 6:30 9:30 your home to demonstrate this fine automobile Errol Flynn—Alexis Smith "KEN" CROMPTON'S iERVICE Tension . . . 1 :45 4:45 7 :45 ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. Richard Bosehart—Audrey Totter Usual Saturday Morning Children's Movie at 10 O'Clock Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer TEL 8843 -15 1Last episode of this serial , Authorized Sales and Service The Batman and The Robin -4;. Dr> Western Feature—Cartoons and Short Subjects Hi-toADwAv • LAWRENCE • TEL. 37188 as

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 9, 1950

The stormy Nittr • • • at last, McCarthy — A son, Mar. 4 at With whirl, and the Lawrence General hospital to changing skies Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. McCar- — W. C thy (Anne Beer) of 3% Summer at.

AGAINST RUNS VOLUME 63, 1' regardless of cause! . . . See the New TOV

All-American Youth ear 51 gauge sheer NYLONS SIDNEY P. WHITE WATCH SERIES A Pair FIRE RECORD — 10 Brilliantly Styled March 3 — 1:07 a.m., Box 94, Betuttifully sheer, yet so Models by Hensler.. THE VOTE BY PRECINCTS out-of-town call to Lawrence. drirohlr. WP dare to insure them: March 4 — 7:20 a.m., still -- 17-Jewels Precinct 1 2 3 4 5 6 Total alarm followed by box 75, Chand- • Reinforced double welt strengthens Moderator garter points. (One Year) ler road, at 7:40 a.m., for parti- • Protective block (Pat. Pend.) over seaming hole; 'Sweeney 769 515 416 298 219 590 2807 tion fire at home of Alice Clegg, straight. 86A Chandler rd., caused by guards against runs, holds seams Blank 152 160 77 49 40 59 537 • High twist in leg yarn adds strength and sheerness. Treasurer thawing out water pipes in cellar. Relief sounded at 8'30 a.m. • Special protective finish provides snag resistance. (Three Years) • Proportioned lengths—registered serial number •Eaton 804 553 419 297 230 599 2902 March 4 — 5:30 p.m., still on each pair and attached insurance card. Blank 117 122 74 50 29 50 442 alarm for fire in oil burner at home of Lindsay Rlnnear, 4 Es- Selectman UNTIL APRIL 1st (Three Years) sex Ct. 770 501 413 274 218' 571 2747 March 4 — 11:10 p.m., still Price After April 1st $45 'Collins •Because the real Blank 151 174 80 73 41 78 591 alarm tot' oil burner fire at home of Mrs. Lydia Schiebler, 29 Maple test of nylons is the AFISC.1011. first week of wear, ( Three Years ) ave. 756 482 406 274 209 564 2691 March 7 — 4;24 p.m., box 512 Ironwear Hosiery •Collins is insured for this Blank 165 193 87 73 50 85 653 for slight fire in basement at home of Welti)11 MIliSP. 6n park st. telling period. Public Works (Second pair insured (Three Years) GRECOE 132 158 103 16 33 58 500 for double this term.) Irvine 127 MAIN T. Jeweler • Optician Mondale 211 137 111 63 55 138 715 Three extra days PAUL' S TEL. 2125 added for mailing *White 538 336 256 254 160 430 1974 48 MAIN ST. 44 23 14 11 23 155 19 Years' Experience 3/2) E cSfzol2 time. Blank 40 • Dressmaking • Remodeling Board of Health • Alterations TEL. 8304t Three Years) Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses 40 MAIN ST 'Emmons 782 513 417 296 213 591 2812 Made to Order Blank 139 162 76 51 46 58 532 Library Trustee (Seven Years) one fine car 'Reynolds 758 468 399 286 206 557 2674 Blank 163 207 94 61 53 92 670 in the low-price field! View of the fl Tree Warden Kimball, member (Three Years) A few minutes at the wheel will tell you Ford's "Abbot 695 423 371 275 192 430 .2386 the quality car in its field. For sound-conditioning Blunt 188 188 86 59 50 208 779 keeps your ride noise-free. "Hydra-Coil" and VIEWS Blank 38 64 36 13 17 11 179 "Para-Flex" Springs blot out the bumps. And, School Conuuittee seated "Mid Ship" on foam-rubber, non-sag front -4 Three Years) seat, you'll feel you're riding in one of America's OF TNE •Greeley 499 472 296 183 161 357 1968 costliest cars. •Partridge 545 297 272 193 131 453 1891 Picard 68 71 77 57 29 57 359 #1,/s Stulgis 447 236 211 174 109 277 1454 By LEONARD I 283 274 130 87 88 154 1016 Blank This week the Be School C itt4 I artier have to de (Two Years) or not they Werra •Baldwin :103 225 210 146 125 300 1309 y's vote as a reqt 85 76 47 36 21 69 335 Crawford people to invite Leo liamblet 426 231 188 125 70 226 1266 its n the 107 143 48 39 4:1 54 434 quiet throne. The Blank ease clear-cut, an Planning Board whispers ; Y vote of a little m (Five Years) quality 768 493 409 287 222 576 2755 coring his return 0 •Cheever eclelve. Judged The oountr Blank 153 182 84 60 37 73 589 he "FASHION Issue, and the at Housing Authority moments (Five Years) CAR, of the kit by NEW YORK Toted on the opini •Hatch 593 360 336 235 172 428 2124 FASHION Quigley 196 174 101 62 43 146 722 'sue h Leopold-11 ACADEMY [(lank 132 141 56 50 44 75 498 The Issue is not Constables tether or not Belgit (One Year) monarchy. All part °Dane 767 478 402 280 202 555 2684 ommunists are in Hamden :191 311 184 135 82 230 1333 agitation. The ques •Smith 550 301 304 215 134 433 1937 opold be the king •Sparks 632 430 334 254 228 471 2349 THE ONLY gun as far back as Blank 423 505 255 157 131 258 1729 ared Into real et V8 ' 45 after the liber 'Elected IN THE nt from the Germ head of the army LOW voLITE REFUSAL ettArrEit -PRICEr oh his men to the 07'1940. "No, I can't marry you." said The next meeting of Priscilla FIELD He had be the smart young lady to her suit- Abbot chapter. NSDAR, will be s ministers to leav d head the Belgian or. "but I'll always admire your held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Mar. 14 good taste." -stile. But he pre in Christ church parish house. the This will be an open meeting to first prisoner" pie, and refused CHOICE OF FINE which the public is cordially invi- ted. The speaker will be Charles inisters' advice. It FOODS AND LIQUORS Tapley of Danvers who will talk ed that by stayir on New Bedford and the Whalers. Prisoner of the Ger LOUIS SCANLON'S neouragement to hi *ON THE'ANDOVER LINE* e Waved the fact t r duty Subscribe to The Townsman Wits as head a Int that duty oblige sin a free agent don's alterations f WE WILL. de. EXPLAIN AND (Continued on LEND A HAND, PROMPT DELIVERY YOUR CHOICE ON THINGS YOU DO (Some models immediately) NOT UNDERSTAND OF V-8 OR SIX QUA LIT Whether you prefer the smooth, powerful getaway LIBERAL TRADE-IN ...'',',. and pickup of a quiet-running V-8 (the same type engine now used in America's finest cars)—or its • ..;.‘ companion in quality, Ford's new and brilliant • Di LS!! FORD TV KAY KYSLR, Thurs., WBZ-TV, Ch. 4, 9 P. M. "Six," Ford has a car to suit you. No other car in Ford's field offers you this choice! • • t•II • () lafrEgir CRWEd IT AT YU/A ov0/20 DEALERS TODAY cRED W. DOYLE Shawsheen Motor Mart YOUR ANDOVER FORD DEALER .64.K.40E,342..eet_owAate 58 MA 1642 LAW. 563 CHANDLER RD. • ANDOVER MASS •96€ 47 HAVERHILL STREET SHAWSHEEN TEL. 767

The stormy March is come at beet, '1Vhfle) peeitile sl Id . . . With wind, and cloud, and snpport their government, changing skies. Its functions do not Include' — W. C. BRYANT the eupport of the people. NIDCVER TOWNSMAN — t:RoVER CLEVELAND VOLUME 63, NUMBER 20 r RUNS ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, MARCH 16, 1950 PRICE, 5 CENTS e of cause! TOWN MEETING APPROPRIATES $1,142,429 kar ' • About $58,000 Over 51 gauge cheer NYLONS >1 Last Year But No

AS. sf Tax Increase Seen E. 4.! Taxpayers' Association Leads In tt t t? . Fight To Cut Amount Requested e-• I Under Numerous Special Articles - - oe: : The town meeting Monday night voted appropriations of Ballardvale Loses $1,142,429.75 and although this is $58,717 more than was appro- Its Fight Against priated last year, Chairman Roy jai E. Hardy of the board of asses- `Because the real Automatic Gates sors said that he looked for no test of nylons is the yk change in the present $36 tax rate. first week of wear, D.P.U. Rules In Favor To take care of the increased lronwear Hosiery appropriations without boosting Of Railroad—Must Be the tax rate, Mr. Hardy explained is insured for this Installed By June 30 there would be some extra income telling period. to the town this year due to new (Second pair insured Despite the vigorous protest put homes, an increase in town re- for double this term.) up by Ballardvale0 residents ceipts, and an increase in returns Three extra days against automatic gates at the from the,*tate. added for mailing Boston and Maine railroad cross- Front the sums sought for de- time- ing at Andover and Tewksbury partmental expenses and special streets the department of public articles indications were that the works has ruled in favor of the town meeting would have to in- petitioners. crease th tax rate even with cer- According to word received by tain economies in reducing re- the board of selectmen the depart- quests. ment has ordered automatic gates Early in the meeting Mr. Hardy and flashing lights be installed at explained that the most intelligent View of the floor of the Memorial auditorium at Monday night's town meeting when voters were giving their attention to C. Carleton the crossing by June 30. This will estimate on the 1950 tax rate the Andover Taxpayer's association, (at the microphone) in the discussion of the water supply problem. d! Karb.)11, member of (Cole Photo) eliminate the manually operated which the board of assessors could gates and the gateman for which reacts was that if the recornenda- will tell you Ford's the 'Vale residents put up such dons of the Andover Taxpayers' r sound-conditioning a strong fight. "Hydra-Coil" and VIEWS association were followed the And, NEW RESERVOIR DEFEATED In light of this ruling it ex- rate would continue the same as it the bumps. pected that the group sponsored ubber, non-sag front last year, $36; if the finance com- Water Problem Settled by the itallardvale PTA to oppose in one of America's OF THE mittee recommendations were fol- At Town Meeting With the change will carry all appeal lowed and a certain amount was Special Articles Bait Casting Title to the court. appropriated from available funds $49,500 Appropriation Notice of the ruling came NEWS Total $117,506 At Stake Tonight with the rate would increase front $1 By LEONARD F. JAMES Voters at the town meeting a letter from William H. Kirley, to $3; and if all the articles in the Appropriations voted for the Monday night settled the town's The Merrimack Valley bait director of the division of railway warrant were approved the rate This week the Belgian political and bus utilities. special articles totalled $117,506. water problem with an appropria- casting championship will be de- would jump from $5 to $7. parties have to decide whether (Continued on Page The recommendations, in brief, tion of $49.500 for a new pump at termined in a competition at the Twelve) Members of the taxpayers' as- or not they interpret last Sun- and the sums voted for each, are Haggetts pond and other improve- Merrimack Valley sportsman's sociation carried the brunt of the ay'e vote as a request from the as follows: ments, but eliminated the pro- show and exhibit tonight at the opposition to many measure') eon- people to invite Leopold III back Offers $120,000 posed new reservoir and the pur- Central Catholic high school audi- tallied in the ',pedal articles and n the throne. The issue is by uo 1. Candidates elected by ballot chase of land for its construction. torium in Lawrence. it was through their efforts that eats clear-cut, and the major- Mar. 6 declared elected. io The hoard of public works had The production is under the In Scholarships many reductions were made. s)' vote of a little more than 67% 2. To elect all other officers. requested $114,500 for a new res- direction of Harold W Wennik John M. Kemper. headmaster (Continued on Page 4) scoring his return is by no means not required by law, elected Ed- ervoir, piping and other improve- of Andover and is sponsored by of 170-year old Phillips academy, eeleive. The country is split on ward P. Hall trustee of the Cornell ments, $4000 for land on Bancroft the Lawrence Y's Men's club for announced today that the New he issue, and the supporters and fund for three years. road for its location, and in a sup- the benefit of improvements at the England preparatory school would Financial Balance 3. Determined salaries of town pponents of the king are disap- plementary warrant asked $15,000 Y.M.C.A. boys' camp on Lake officers same as last year except offer a total of $120,000 in schol- heed on the opinion poll. for an electric-driven pump at the Winnipesaukee. ft opens this Is Town's Largest for following increases; Town arships for needy and defierving pumping station, a total of afternoon a n d will continue ue Is Leopold—Not Monarchy Clerk from $3238 to $3434.50; boys during the coming school Showing a balance of The issue is not a matter of $133,500. through Sunday. year. Over one-fifth of the school's $475,214.58 as of Dec. 31, 1949, collector of taxes front $3158 to The Andover Taxpayers' agreed bother or not Belgium shall have $3415; town treasurer from $3158 Many interesting exhibits will population will this benefit from thin treiteurer's report, filed by with the recommendations of the the scholarship funds. monarchy. All parties except the to $3340; moth superintendent be displayed during the four-day Thaxter Eaton, notes that the ommunists are in favor of the board except those calling for the program featuring sporting equip- SIr. Kemper pointed out that, balance is by far the largest in and tree warden, front $66 per new reservoir and the purchase sanitation. The question is, shall week combined salary to $62 per ment, boats, sportswear and high- of this number, about 25 will re- the town's history. opold be the king. The trouble of land. Its objections, stated by ceive full tuition awards of $1400, week. lighted by an entertainment pro- . (Continued on Page 2) Ran as far back as 1940, but it several of its representatives dur- gram featuring top-flight per- while other awards. ranging front 4. Voted department appropri- ared into real significance. in (Continued on Page Twelve) $175 up to the total tuition figure, ations of $1,024,922. formers. A number of awards 945 after the liberation of Bei- To appropriate $2266 for will be distributed nightly under will be made according to the ap- 5. plicant's need. The scholarship m from the Germans. Leopold. two automobiles for police de- the direction of a committee SHAWSHEEN MANOR head of the army, surrendered Pension Granted headed by co-chairmen William P. committee, which selects each Route 28— Shawsheen Village partment. Approved. ith scholarship student, 'makes its his men to the Germans in $1300 to install oil burner Hamblet of Andover and Ray- 6. To E. V. Lovely judgment on the three-fold basis DINING ROOM ay 1940. He had been advised by at ceutral lire atatiou. Approved. • mond C. Kay. of financial need, scholastic abil- now operating under Is ministers to leave the country $5110 for two-way radio An article granting a pension d 7. ity. and personal character. management of head the Belgian government- mobile unit for forest fire depart- for the retirement of Eugene V. exile. But he preferred to be Lovely at one half the annual sal- Red Cross Has the ment. Approved. John H. Maguire first prisoner" anion.; his To apropriate or transfer ary as principal of Punchard high 8. PTA To Give Tea of Andover °Pie, and refused to accept his from available funds a sum for school WM, approved at the town 50% Of Quota Misters' advice. It could be ar- meeting Monday night at the rate Chapter 90 highway maintenance. Half way through the mouth on SPECIAL ued that by staying behind as of $2376 per annum. At Stowe School Approved for $3000. its drive to obtain $11,500 And- Businessmen's Luncheons prisoner of the Germans he gave Mr. Lovely's resirtation as 9. $4000 for improvement of over chapter, American Red Cross The C,ntral PTA extends a cor- 85c scouragement to his people. But principal of Punchard was re- Main street in conjunction with finds it has just reached 50% of dial invitation to parents and A taste treat for you e ignored the fact that his great- ceived and accepted by the school Chapter 90 funds. Approved. Its quota. friends of the Stowe school chil- and your guest r duty was as head of his country, committee Tuesday night so that dren to attend a tea at 2 p.m. 10. $2500 for improvement of While some teams of solicitors c. d that duty obliged him to re- the pension can go into effect im- Wednesday, Mar. 22, in the Stowe Complete Dinners from $1.00 Lowell street near Argilla road in are nearing the end of their work alit a free agent directing his conjunction with Chapter 90 mediately. school assembly hall. Catering For All Occasions aeon's operations from the out- in introducing the article at there are others to be started out The guest speaker will be Miss — in our dining room or outside funds. Referred to next town meet- next week and it is hoped that — locations — de. town meeting, J. Everett Collins. Mary O'Rourke, professor at the ing. when the campaign closes at the Special Menus Upon Request (Continued on Page (Continued on Page Nine) selectman and representative, said (Continued on Page 12) 6 ) that Mr. Lovely, who had served end of the mouth the town will the town 38 years, was stricken ill have subscribed the full amount. •••****••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hot Sept. 1 when he was prepar- Groups of solicitors still have ing for the opening of school. He many calls to make but those who See you at . . . . t CHOICE was carried on the pay roll for six may be missed for some reason weeks afterwards but could not be or other may bring or send con- THE MERRIMACK VALLEY .8 OR SIX carried longer. Mr. Collins told troistions to the Red Cross head- quarter's in the S'quare and Com- getaway of the legislation that was passed trful pass SPORTSMAN'S SHOW he same type to allow the town to decide the club building. • matter. AND EXPOSITION coral—or its DISTINCTIVE BRIDAL INVITATIONS and brilliant The adoption of the article, Mr Collins said, would not form u Water Extensions TODAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY 0 other car in • ... Bridal invitations with that "engraved' precedent as every teacher in OPEN DAILY -- 2 TO 10:30 P.M. e effect. without the high cost of engraving. Andover is now in the retirement Made During 1948' .' SHOWS DAILY -2:30 AND 9:30 P.M. • Oitly quality materials :use used, and deliv- system. The $20,000 appropriated Iasi Ay crV is rapid. WitV cut tvillitlit us now ! Mardi for the purpose of extend- CENTRAL CATHOLIC Plenty of Mg the water system under the direction of the board of public FREE works and with the approval of AUDITORIUM PARKING ar t ANDOVER TOWNSMAN the board of selectmen and finance SPACE eonimittee was used on seven dif- AUBURN ST. LAWRENCE 58 TEL 1943 MAIN STREET terent extensions. 563 ADMISSION 50c TAX INCL. LAW , Since 1887 (Continued on Page 12) EL. 767 Own Ni,i,ipapo •• • • ••• • • • • • • ••••• • • • • • •• ••• •••• • •• • ••• ••• • • ••

2 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 16, 1950 Financial Balance Miss Georgina T. Petrie Births ... Is Town's Largest SHAWSHEEN Johnson—A daughter, Mar. 12, at the Lawrence General hospital (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Helen Caswell, Correspondent, Telephone 62 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson The record of receipts and pay- Honored At Testimonial Miss Georgina T. Petrie, grand (Grace Gibson) of 17 Woburn st, ments for 1949 is: Balance, Jan. WOMAN'S{ CLUB young ladles were among the Ballardvale. 1, 1949, $356,974.75, and the re- part-time employees for federal president of the ladles auxiliaries Members of the antiques de- models In the successful fashion ceipts $1,377,979.14, a total of taxes. Pay deductions for the pur- to the order of Scotish Clans in partment of the Shawsheen show which wits sponsored by the Pentman—A daughter, Nancy. $1,734,963.89. The payments were chase of U. S. Saving's bonds the United States and Canada was Woman's club spent a very Sing-Mar Young Woman's club of Louise, Mar. 9, at St. John's hos- $1,269,739.31 leaving the record amounted to $3,819 and $6,213 tendered a testimonial and ban- interesting day in Iloston last Lawrence In St. Mary's hall last pital, Lowell to Mr. and Mrs. Jobs balance. for Blue Cross and Shield dues. quet Saturday, Mar. 11 in the caf- Friday when they visited the Mu- week. They were Mrs. Albert Peatman (Irma Darby) of Rocky The report further notes; In- Parking meter receipts, the re- eteria of Memorial gymnasium seum of Fine Arts in the morning Carpentier, 7 Dunbarton et. and Hill rd. eluded in the totals is $47,300 port states, amounted to $10,670 with 375 attending. Miss Petrie and the Connick studios in the Miss Barbara Fowler, 42 York et. withheld frotn pay of 302 full and for the year an average of $35 a was escorted into the hall through afternoon. First they were shown Many local people were seen to be day. The meters have now been a rose arch formed by the officers a very informative movie on the in attendance also and they in- fully paid. of the various auxiliaries and then making and use of modern glass, cluded: Mrs. Paul McKinnon, Mrs. presented with the roses as Mrs. after which they were conducted Chester Kopatch, Mrs. Jean Fos- Much Interest Shown Marie Souter sang "For You on a tour of the museum through ter. Mrs. John Lowe, Mrs. Ray- NOW Alone." all the exhibits of glass, dating mond Howe, Mrs. Douglas Howe, In Food Demonstration James Gillespie of Andover was front Egyptian and early Roman Mrs. William McCarthy, Mrs Wil- Mrs. Guy B. Howe, regent of LOANS the toastmaster of the evening and era glass down through early fred Dwyer, Mrs. Joseph Gaudet, the Priscilla Abbot chapter he presented Miss Petrie with a American and modern glass. Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. Nor- $50 to $2,000 •NSDAR, reports fine progress and BUCHAN Westinghouse roaster on behalf of After luncheon, served at the man Miller, Mrs. Fred Smith, and much Interest 1n the appearance those present. museum, they went to the studio Mrs. Arthur Jowett. Tuesday, Mar. 21, of Polly Taylor where they received a very inter- Brush Demonstration ANDOVER of the Hotpoint company of Bos- The committee in charge of the esting lecture on the history and ton who will demonstrate at affair consisted of four members A brush demonstration and background of the making of FINANCE CO. Christ church parish house both from each auxiliary in Merrimack party was held in the home of McNALLY'S Valley, Beverly, and Fitchburg, stained glass windows. Mrs. James Faggiano, 8 Argyle Floor —License MUSGROVE #98 BLDG. the preparation and the cooking with Ella Petrie of Andover, chair- st. Monday afternoon when many 2nd of spring menus that will tempt Dramatic Department useful brusher an ANDOVER SQUARE every housewife, and most cer- man, Mrs. Mary Masson of Haver- The dramatic department of the ,' household TEL. ANDOVER 1998 hill, secretary, Catherine Gourly c eaners were shown. Dessert and tainly her husband. Shawsheen Village Woman's club of Lawrence, treasu"er, and Nan will meet at the home of Mrs. coffee wits served by the hostess Lindsay of Andover, assistant and among those present were: Member Charles Currier, 33 Wolcott ave. to right, clod treasurer. Mrs. Wallace Fiedler, Mrs. Hiram at 2:30 p.m. Friday Mar. 17. Mrs. han, of the U They'll look like an Guests present wore Grand vice- Gordon Colquhoun will present a Young, Mrs. Thomas Sutton, Mrs. of the West I William Thompson, Mrs. G. Edgar president Catherine Ritchie of St. program of entertainment at the g..1•••=1:MMINIM1111 A.4 EASTER BUNNY Catherine's, Ontario, Can.; Grand conclusion of the business meet- Best, Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. Joseph Cardella, Mrs. Harold 47 . . . very pretty Indeed for the Easter past president Ethel M. Cox of ing. The hostesses for the after- Parade and Weiner's makes your dollar Duluth, Minn.; Grend chaplain noon, who will assist Mrs. Currier Bowen, Mrs. Jay O'Connor, Mrs. go further. Jessie Downie of Springfield; are: Mrs. Gilbert Cate, Mrs. Joseph Mulvey, Mrs. Stafford Grand secretary Ina R. Clarkin of Charles Bowman, Mrs. Charles Lindsay, Mrs. Lillian Winn and CHARGE OR BUDGET AT Quincy; Grand financial secretary McCullom, Mrs. Joseph Mulvey Mrs. James Faggiano. Helen B. Males of Ft. Bragg, N. and Mrs. Arthur Janes. ('amp Fire Girl's C.; Graud treasurer Margaret Mc- Red Cross Workers The camp fire girls met at the WEINER'S Gregor of Toronto, Can.; Grand The annual Red Cross drive is home of Mrs. Alan Dunlop, guard- assistant conductor Margaret now in progress and the captain ian, for their regular weekly The new-fully automatic Dawes of Boston; Grand Guard, for the Shawsheen Village district meeting last Thursday. The girls _nit&gorL ,sfiop. Helen Darch of Hamilton. Ont.; is Mrs. Warren Lewis, 35 Bal- ate now interested in a project of Grand Pianist Nan Russell of "Discovery in the home." They WEINER CLOTHING CO. moral st. She is being assisted by Chelsea; Past Grand president Mrs. Lewis Broughton, Mrs. are each doing some research DISH 265 ESSEX STREET LAWRENCE Helen F. Kershaw of Haverhill; Charles Flanagan, Mrs. G. Edgar about articles found In the home kit Past Grand president Jean Doull IPs-esssiise.a's fssasOssessr, fst"sse'ssess0-...osseeszesseessOssOnsOsseSsu§es Best, Mrs. Hartley Bailey, Mrs. which interests them. Krista Bah- of Boston; Past Grand president Fred Ortstein, and Mrs. Walter nenstein told what she had learned WASHER Annie Garden of Chelsea; Past jr. as co-captains. The about Dresden china; Martha EASY Reputable Jewelers for Over 75 Years Grand president Jennie McGil- workers are as follows: Mrs. Les- Dietrich talked about quilts; and TERMS christ of Malden; Past Grand pres- lie Jolliffe, Mrs. Francis Mooney, Joyce Dunlop explained something $24995 ident Mabel Haddon of Quincy; Mrs. Walter Caswell, Mrs. Edward of the manufacture and kinds of Also see the new G. E. Royal deputy Charles Masson and violins. The girls made tentative Sink and Dishwasher Andrew, Mrs. John Broderick, Combination ! M EM not only one make Mrs. Masson of Haverhill; Grand Mrs. ..alter Davis, Mrs. Wallace plans for a council fire and party chief George J. Bennett and Mrs. Fielder, Mrs. Norman Miller, Mrs. for their mothers and teachers to 26 Park St. Tel. 121 Reg Bennett of Boston; President of Earl Young, Mrs. Byron Weiner, be held in the near future. the United District Assembly of Mrs. Edward O'Connor, Mrs. Alex 390 NO. MI but 10! New England Emma M. Nix of ii tlson, Mrs. Gerard Pelletier, Quincy; Mr. and Mrs. James Gill- Mrs. Eugene Jordan, Mrs. Leslie espie, and the Rev. and Mrs. Lev- Christison, Mrs. Jame Carmichael, ering Reynolds, Jr., of Andover. Mrs. Thomas Neil, Mrs. William Bermuda Mr. Reynolds presented Miss Pet- Burnham, Mrs. Arthur Jowett, not two or three patterns rie with a lovely bouquet of mixed Miss Louise Sherman, Miss Mar- 6-DAY BERMUDA CRUISES on the "Queen" flowers front the Woman's Union garet Bascom, Miss Sally McClel- Weekly Sailing. from N. Y. and up — of the Free church Dancing was lan, Miss Elaine McClellan. Mrs. (2 Days Hotel Stay Extra) $125 plus tax but 80! enjoyed to the music of Don Raymond Walker, Mrs. Ray !leav- West's orchestra. ens. Mrs. Francis Henricks, Mrs. 7-DAY ALL-EXPENSE "SKY-CRUISER" Joseph Drouin, Mrs. Richard Grand Opera Movies Germaine. Mrs. Fred Fowler, Mrs. VACATION TO BERMUDA — $170 up — plus tax Donald Lacey, Mrs. William — Agent for All Airlines — PER 0 Coming To Lawrence Thompson a n d Mrs. Stanley NO CHARGE FOR TELEPHONE CALLS Warner Brothers is bringing Chart. BE) something distinctly unique in PTA District Conference the way of film entertainment to A large delegation of parents The ANDOVER TRAVEL BUREAU Lawrence. It is Grand Opera Mo- and teachers from the Shawsheen National Bank Bldg. FRED E. CHEEVER, Mgr. Tels. 775.1098 vie week which opens at the Mod- PTA attended the sixth district ern Theatre on Wednesday. Mar. conference in Haverhill last week. 22. Grand Opera Movie week con- After a supper. served in the Has- sists of seven different opera erhill high school the meeting films; a new one each day. was held in the high school audi- Although some of the pictures torium with Mrs. Josephine Kid- SPRING TOPICS have been shown in this urea in- der, district director, presiding. LAND 0 LAKES MILK, tall tin 3 for 38c dividually before, this is the first The speaker was Miss Mildred time that they have been pre- March, a school principal of New- SALTED MIXED NUTS, 1 lb. Cell Bag lb. 89c sented in repertory. Warner ton. She discussed the aptitudes JULIA NOLTE CHOCOLATES, Mixture lb. 39c Brothers tested the idea in a large and habits of children from grades OUR TABLE COFFEE, Perc or Drip lb. 69c city in western Pennsylvania and 1 to 6. WALDORF TOILET TISSUE, 650 sheets 14 for $1.00 Select Your the response was overwhelming. Among those who attended These tilms, produced in Italy, were Miss Ann Harnedy, Miss POST'S SUGAR CRISPS, Cereal 2 pkgs. 29c are spoken and sung in Italian. Vera Thurston, Miss Florence ROYAL GELATINES, any flavor ! 3 pkgs. 19c Sterling at McCarthy, Miss Barbara Eldridge, with English titles, so that one KRAFT'S VELVEETA CHEESE, 2 lb. box 89c does not have to be a devotee of Miss Mary Leary, Miss Ethel An- SCANNELL'S the opera or a student of the Ian- derson, Miss Flunks) O'Donnell. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO JUICE, 13 1/2 oz. tin, 3 for 29c TOWLE'S 511.515 FLUTES guags to understand and enjoy and Mrs. Parker, representing LA FRANCE BLUING 11 cent sale) reg. size, 3 for 21c them. Grand opera. Movie week the teachers and Mr. and Mrs. SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS, full pound 27c and Make A is being presented at regular mo- Herbert Ortstein, Mrs. Byron vie prices and the shows will be Wiener, Mrs. Alan Dunlop, Mrs. FRUIT BLEND, full quart bottle, delicious flavor 35c continuous. Frank Quint, Mrs. Jack Barry, Safe Investment Mrs. Jamels Byrnes, Mrs. Alan Legion's County Council Woodcock, Mrs. Martin BUMS, Mrs. Kenney, and Mrs. Alan Flye The Rockport Market To Meet Here Sunday representing the parents. Sterling front a nationally famous, Andover post, S. American Le- Fashion Show Telephone Andover 1234 Accommodation ,S,:rvice long-established silversmith, purchased gion will be host Sunday to the Two of our very attractive Sterling Int en a long-established, reputable Essex County council of the Le- by jeweler who specializes ill silver . . . gion for the first time in several -Things Different" TOWLE insures lasting satisfaction from your years. WALLACE 'sterling investment. Then, and only All members of the post are in- I LEIRLOONI then, can you know that years hence vited to attend the county session REED & BARTON you will be able to add to your service which will Open St 3 p.m. with GORHAM ... that your jeweler stands ready to County Commander Henry W. Iv, Jackson presiding. t4e4re k_Cptit2p Sttli Story INTERNATIONAL assure your absolute satisfaction! ive are et.enoiri LUNT Members of the post auxiliary of 6.4nric and the All-Women's post, 427, not on/I' FRANK SMITH Scannell's Club Plan // flie triore protrrl4, pirkihk, MANCIIE.STER will assist in serving refresh- .,1.1.1 ments. of inkr, /Aries-snot fine strits. snd others. got P4 q onk 6.PIECE The regular meeting of And- tliese.--rtnr, flrico on,- selection-4eranseis yeor over post will be held at the post tAe PLACE SETTINGS 51'1.1 ti S.N3 OOP rooms tonight with Commander resfisolsesAip.rolorinws---nnt oni.v Richard Wrigley presiding. Plans rut extra rhdrges •••• • . for the magical party to be held // "(sot 45 MAIN ST In selecting Sterling in May will be discussed. all tor a lifetime, see all .R./5'00 the(Intone patterns. .dl the celebrated wakes_ mu'll make CARD OF THANKS the right selection at If, 1, 1,, our la31.111,10 re our friends and relative, the :tali and Open tat ult) of Abbot Aradeui,, .11114 the '1 yer Rubber Co. for their kind triton:woos of Tues.. Fri.. Sat. s‘topathy in the relent loss of our Evenings tI2 ill ESSEX Si'. 1..555 It I \t I III I \ “);It daughter and sister. Kelleher Farnil> —1'11111 ()— ( )flier Days 9 is. en. 'lilt (5 (0 1 P

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5 . • • Punchard Loses Crown --A daughter, Mar. 12, W. SHIRLEY BARNARD 'ranee General hospital Real Estate and Insurance Mrs. Charles Johnson In Class C Hoop Tourney at iron) of 17 Woburn at , Punchard high's basketball •-- Main and Barnard Streets 3. team made a game try to retain DON'T MENTION IT Toloph•n• 66 its Class C crown in the Eastern S—A daughter, Nancy College Student (upon parting Massachusetts tourney staged last tr. 9, at St. John's hos- front his professor, feelingly): Sir week at the Boston Garden but ffl to Mr. and Mrs. John I'M Indebted to you for all lost out 46-36 in the final to a Irma Darby) of Rocky know. much taller and more accurate Professor: Pray don't mention IT COSTS MONEY TO shooting Milan Vocational school such a trifle. of Fall River Saturday night. A HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN large !timber of local people at- tended the games. in t h e preliminary round WEDDINGS NOW against Duxbury high. the Blue and Gold got a great first period Formal start which helped them stave otT a Duxbury rally in the final quar- Portraits — ter to win by a narrow 4 5-4 2 score. Candid UCHAN The RtImmary: 1951 PUNCHARD DUXBURY Photos— G F P F I HELP Stack If 1 0 2 Woodrum It 1 0 2 CRIPPLED CHILDREN Watson rf 5 0 10 Wonsker rf 5 4 14 McCullom c 5 2 12 Nathan c 4 3 11 Ross 0 0 0 Schwab la 3 3 9 Maucerie Ig 1 1 3 White 0 0 0 NALLY'S Dwyer r g 8 2 18 Borghesoni CNN EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN rg 3 0 6 MARCH 9th TO APRIL 9th Totals 20 5 45 Totals 16 10 42 LAWRENCE Score By Periods: 1 2 3 4 Tot. 329 Essex Street Punchard 18 8 9 8 45 THE NATIONAL SOCIFT, LOP Duebury 7 10 9 16 42 Mesa to Sutherkners Members of the youth council of Baliardvale were guests at the South church recently. From left Referees: Bridley and Burke; Time, four Ws. Tel. Law. 30013 CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND ADULTS In Friday's game Punchard met to right, clockwise, Lucille Sherry, Judy Marland, Vivian Bell, Lucille O'Hara, the Rev. Paul E. Calla- han, of the Union Congregational church, Kent Donovan, president: the Rev. John G. Gaskill, pastor Dracut and won 4S to 39. After of the West Parish church; Barbara Parsons, Barbara Gibson and Clifford Lawrence. cole Photo) a sluggish start which saw Coach Ken McKiniry's boys trailing by nine points at the half the locals • SUTHERLAND'S Shower Tendered really went to work and pulled ahead of their rivals. Sid Watson and Capt. Charley Hildamay Cargill Dwyer were the Punchard hot A beautiful miscellaneous show- shots as the Andover iron-men er was tendered Miss Hildamay out-fought the taller Dracut quin- Cargill, 44 Stevens Bt., recently at tet throughout the second half. the Square and Compass club Employing a court-wide press. rooms on Elm at. Miss Cargill Punchard whittled Dracut's 24-15 Jew-fully automatic plans to be married at 4 p. m. halftime margin down to 31-29 Saturday, Mar. 25, at the Free entering the fourth period. Christian church to Renwick Clem- Jot' Stack quickly evened the DISH ents of Exeter, N. H. count with a lung set, Dwyer drove Amon,-; those present were: Mrs. in for a lay-tip to make it Pun- Robert Cargill, Mrs. Margaret Mc- chard 33, Dracut 31. Stack hit r WASHER Cord, Mrs. Harold Haseltine, Mrs. again from left court. and Watson Calvin Hatch, Mrs. Edward Pat- pushed in a one-hander for a EASY toruto, Mrs. Jean Cargill, Mrs. commanding 37-31 Punchard lead. TERMS 4995 M. A. BURKE James Mitchell, Mrs. David Stew- This furious offensive took but a to see the new G. E. art, Mrs. John McAllister, Mrs. minute and left Dracut so diem.- tic and Dishwasher MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Norman MacLeish, Mrs. E. Hen- ganized that it couldn't stage a Combination ! derson, Mrs. George Cargill, Mrs. counter rally in the remaining GARRETT J. BURKE Ann Rennie, Mrs. Edwin Rose, minutes. Dwyer and I)racut's Bill Tel. 121 rk St. Registered Funeral Director and Embalmer Mrs. John Kelley, Mrs. Thomas .tioge shared high scoring honors 390 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. AND. 2 Chadwick, Mrs. Edgar Hebert, with 14 each. Watson threw in Mrs. Roger Wentworth, Miss Bar- 12 points, 11 of them in the sec- bara Keith, Misses Marjorie and ond half. Marie Swenson, Miss Dorothy The summary: Keith, Miss Irene Badivakis, Mrs. PUNCHARD I DRACUT 'a G F P G F P Andrew Karakanas, Mrs. Archie Watson rf 5 2 121 Moge If 7 0 14 Stock If 3 0 6 lby rg 4 1 9 no the "Queen" Allison, John and Ronald McAlli- Dwyer c 6 2 14 I Mason c 2 0 4 ster, Mrs. Daniel Gallagher, Mrs. Maucerie rg 1 4 6 W. Silva c 0 0 0 2 5 and up — Linda Beck, Mrs. H. Swenson, Mrs. McCullom 1g 5 0 6 Skrekas If 4 2 10 plus tax Gudek rf 0 0 0 653‘ Lillian Cargill. Jr., Mrs. Edward K. Silva rf 1 0 2 Dunwoodie, Mrs. Ann Boynton, ONLY $ Totals 20 8 48 Totals 18 3 39 4., :Y-CRU ISER" Mrs. Allen Lelacheur, Mrs. John Score By Periods: I 2 3 4 Tot. Punchard 7 8 14 19 48 170 up — plus tax Souter, Mrs. Cather!ne Lefebure, 14 39 PER MONTH BUYS THIS BIG, Mrs. Louise Valentine, Mrs. Eliz- Dr2gicials, Burke and iisan9 8 Les — abeth Moore, Mrs. Agnes Arthur, In the final the Fall River club had too much height for the Blue 'NE CALLS Mrs. Duncan Cantle, Sr., Mrs. 'BEAUTIFUL G-E WASHER Alice Kerwin, Mrs. Emma McKee, and Gold. The locals held on dur- Mrs. David Robb, Mrs. Albert ing the first period but Dimas fEL BUREAU Thompson, Miss Louise Keith, Miss pulled away in the second to take a 22-14 lead and during the last ER, Mgr. Tels. 775 1098 \HIleHfreISHNIMPWSOWNIf Jean McLeish, Miss Beverly Ar- thur, Miss Helen Cargill, Mrs. half remained out in front despite Bertha McKee, Mrs Auchterlonie, a good Punchard rally in the Mrs. Hugh McLay, Mrs. Margaret fourth quarter. Winters, Mrs. James White, Mrs. Dintan's iron-men were relieved Jean Wood, Miss Margaret Reid, only once, by substitute Matt 1PICS Mrs. Sarah White, Mrs. Robert Burke in the last 30 seconds. 3 for 38c Auchterlonie, Mrs. C. Early, Mrs. George Lelievro six-feet. four-inch sophomore center combined with lb. 89c Granville Dodge, Mrs. John El- I Bag der, Mrs. Elizabeth Miles, Mrs. Lennie Perrira to control both (fixture lb. 39c Madeline Sullivan. Miss Margaret boards. lb. 69c Cargill and Mrs. William Cargill. Dimas led 9-8 at the end of the [p first period as the teams used a sheets 14 for $1.00 zone defense against each other. 29c The Fall River team widened its 2 pkgs. Te-T, Uncle Sam Says 3 pkgs. 19c margin to 22-14 at the half, with Ed Schmoke and Ed Fernandez lb. box 89c WASHER hitting for three baskets each. 3 1/2 oz. tin, 3 for 29c 1950 Model Capt. Jim Carey, who led Di- for 21c man's scorers this season, paced le) reg. size, 3 Ii Washes each piece his mates again last night with 14 full pound 21c individually— points. Opposing leader Charley 35c G-E Activator' washing Dwyer led Punchard with 13 Delicious flavor action means "Quick-clean" Puritan's Paisley points. including five out of seven washing! tree throws. Watches the clock for you— Diman made good on 10 of 20 BYADERE BORDERS GLOW IN Adjustable timer regulates free throws as Punchard converted Market washing and rinsing! 10 out of 16. STAINED-GLASS-WINDOW COLORS k Ono-control wringer—. Dwyer, despite the handicap of Accommodation Ss:rvice Starts, stops, and reverses his right knee being encased in a with one simple control! The paisley you love is oh so different in steel brace, did a terrific job in this A- Ono-year written warranty— trying to keep his team in the exquisitely textured rayon dress in extravagant and a host of features you'll game but Diman's tremendous round-and-round border print. Clear, rich colors have to see! height and unerring accuracy from blend dramatically . .. aqua with wine and blue • 11FG 11 11 PAT OFF. the floor was too much to combat. The summary: ... beige with indigo and clear green . . . taupe DIMAN PUNCHARD hos contrast of misty blue and orchid. Note the F G F P The life of Abraham Limslit, whose Corey If 6 2 14 Watson If S 1 11 new wide-winging collar and easy wing sleeves birthday anniversary we observe Burke 0 0 0 Wetterburg 1 0 2 Pierreira rf 2 3 7 Stock rf 2 1 5 that cover up just enough. Self-covered buttons this month, provided all example of Lelievre c 3 1 7 Ross 0 1 1 hope, courage and thrift which is Schmoke Ig 3 2 8 McCullom c 0 1 1 open neck to hem. just as important to you today as Fernandes Viveney 0 0 0 before. And this applies to all rg 4 2 10 Thompson 0 0 0 ever Dwyer Ig 4 5 13 of my nephews and nieces. Together Lawrence 1 1 3 with all of that hope and courage Maucerie rg 0 0 0 each of you possesses; there must Wilson 0 0 0 $895 Gerrish 0 0 0 be the respect for thrift. And one of — — — W. R. HILL the safe, sure ways of saving is by Total 18 10 46 Totals 13 10 36 investing in U. S. Savings Bonds. Score By Penods. 1 2 3 4 Tot. SIZES 141/2 TO 22 1/2 45 MAIN STREET TEL 102 Each $3 invested today will bring Dimon 9 13 12 12 46 you $4 in ten short years. START Punchord 8 6 7 IS 36 Referees. Gaffney and Do), Time, Four ri• SAVING IN 1990. FOB 1960. - • Authorized Dealer FOLLOWS ORDERS HE KNEW "Did you enjoy the meal?" FASHION SHOPS Customer "Have you u book asked the hostess of the little GENERAL ELECTRIC called 'Mall. tile Master of Wo- guest. Second Floor men'?" "No ma'am, I chewed every- WASHERS Clerk: "Fiction department on thing slowly, like my mother told the other side, sir." me to." n. m. el m •

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - MARCH 16, 1950 4 CANCER CRUSADE DEPARTMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS The 1950 Cancer Crusade will Engagement seek to raise $5 3 0,1 6 6 in Massa- Willlams--Sawyer A comparision of the departmental appropriations voted at last WEST PARISH chusetts to finance its share of ex- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin Monday night's town meeting and the sums voted in 1949 is as follows: Mrs. Sarah Lewis, Correspondent, Telephone 5844 • panded research, education and Saivyer of 136 Salem st., North Departments 1949 1950 service programs, Walter H. Trum- Andover, announce the engage- American Legion $ 600. 600. CHURCH NOTES after spending the weekend in New ellsexte_ bull, campaign chairman. has an- ment of their daughter, Shirley, Veterans of Foreign Wars 600. 600. 480. 480. An executive committee meeting York City. While in New York she nounced. The crusade will be con- to Dr. Mortimer Lee Williams, son Disabled veterans Armistice day 150. 150. of the Senior Woman's union will met her friend Mrs. Geist of Quin. TRAINING ducted during April by the Massa- of Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Harry Memorial day 1,250. 1,250. be held at 2 p. tn., Friday, Mar. cy who just returned from a win- The second chusetts division of the American Williams of Roanoke, Va. Aid to dependent children 11,000. 13,200. 17, at the home of the president, ter vacation spent in Denmark, scoutmasters bast Cancer society, and the national Veterans services 12,187. 13,000. eas held Wednest Miss Sawyer attended Abbot Mrs. Laurence Thomes, Bailey rd. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Cooke and goal this year is $1 4,5 6 5,0 0 0. academy, was graduated from the Old age assistance 61,000. 72,500. s in the Memor 18,000. 18,000. family, and William Salley all of April is Cancer Control month by Public welfare Food Sale The meeting west Dana Hall school, in Wellesley and 20,242. Rockport were Sunday guests of designation of Congress. Retirement fund 21,653. A sale of home cooked food will is now in her junior year at Damages to persons anti property 500. . 500. Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Belding of ter Caswell, scou he held in the Lawrence Gas & Goucher college, in Baltimore, Md. Elections and registration s 2,807. 5,185. High P1aitt rd. training sessions. She made her debut in the 1947 Insurance 16,500. 18,000. Electric company office on Main iods were in the ivir.. Laura Hardy of liaggetts Subscribe to The Townsman season and is a member of the Essex T. B. hospital 14,732. 16,942. st., under the auspices of the Sen- pass with F. Tyle Pond rd., is seriously ill Junior League of Boston. Recreation 8,164. 9,600. ior Woman's union of the West at the turer, and In patrt Public dump 1,280. 1,500. church, at 10 a. tn., Saturday, Mar. home of her daughter, Mrs. Jo- Dr. Williams attended Wood- grant planning u PRE-EASTER SPECIAL ! Printing town report 1,279. 1,288. 25. Orders will be taken by call- seph Carruthers.. o f Lowell. berry Forest school and was grad- 2,611. 2,655. once of Joseph AVOID LAST MINUTE RUSH ! Selectmen ing Mrs. Arthur Lewis. 5 8 4J. m r H er ber t Hancock uated from the University of Vir- 4,385. 4,516. and scribe. Sound nice THIS WEEK ONLY Treasurer mother Mrs. Fred Thresher of ginia with B.A. and M.D. degrees. Collector of taxes 6,756. 7,134. ing the training c F'amily Party Greenwood were luncheon guests TOPCOATS He is a member of Phi Kappa Accountant 4,404. 4,627. helpful In explail 8,305. A family dinner party was held on Monday at the home of Mrs. LADIES' COATS Sigma social fraternity and the Assessors 7,938. ing program. Cals 59c Town clerk 5,422. 5,606. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Carl H. Stevens, Virginia rd. (Plain) Calconon Medical fraternity. He ,rict chairman vi Expertly Dry Cleaned and Moderator 20. 30. Mrs. John Ozoonian of Osgood st., served an assistant residency in Town counsel 750. 750. In honor of the christening of their ing which had the Custom Pressed COFFEE HANGOVER surgery at the Union Memorial Finance Committee 20. 20. baby son. A turkey dinner was ter acouters enrol hospital in Baltimore and is now Planning board and survey 200. 200. served by Mrs. Ozoonian assisted The notion that drinking great es: Merrill F. Burt LAUNDRY 225. 225. specializing in otolaryngology at Dog officer by her mother, Mrs. Charles Bog- quantities of strong coffee can John Souter, and SHIRTS . . . . 12c the Johns Hopkins hospital in Animal inspector 350. 35e. keep a human being wide awake The meetings are Building inspector 1,100. 1,100. higian of Nashua, pi. H. (Min. Bundle Charge) Baltimore. An early July wedding Indefinitely is completely over. Wednesday evenin Town scales 200. 200. Those present included Mr. and LAUNDERED AND is planned. Inspector of wires 750. 925. Mrs. Charles Boghiglati, Mr. and drawn. As a matter of fact, at the all adults are welt 600. rate of ten or twelve strong cups REFINISHED Sealer of weights and measures 600. Mrs. George Bohigian and family Introductory Coon Municipal buildings 6,678. 6,868. a day, the joy ride will normally of Nashua, N. H., Mr. and Mrs. All scooters or t Infirmary 12,000. 11,100. K. Najarian and Mrs. Mary Lynch end after some 72 hours. Then K. C. KILLORIN Moth suppression 7,850. 7,958. ed in scouting are i and family of Watertown, and come the jitters, sluggishness and REALTOR Police department 61,963. 64,688. depression. Cosmopolitan maga- a talk and movies Fire department 69,212. 75,838. members ,of the Ozoonian family Monday, Mar. 27 at LAUNDERE RS and DYER . nine explains that, while caffeine Brush fires 1,800. 1,800. from Lynn. 26 Chestnut St. Andover is a potent drug, if taken in ex- Congregational cht Interest 3,388. 2,646. clover. This meet) 35 MAIN ST. ANDOVER TELS.: 2272 or 1287-J Retirement of bonds 39,000. 39,000. Personals cessive amounts, it will produce Tree warden 10,800. 11,476. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reston of exactly the opposite of the effect the "Fundamental Board of health . 5,280. 5,500. scout movement", ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Melrose visited on Sunday with desired. Care of T. B. patients 5,000. 4,000. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scobie of information about Trustees of Memorial Wintry 25,146. 28,334. Lowell st. Spring Grove cemetery 15,498. 16,500. District Meeting Andover Coal Company School committee 316,244. 335,273. David Batchelder son of Mrs. Andover Welding Co. The district cos IlIghway maintenance 61,300. 56,300. Isabelle Batchelder of Salem st., GAS AND ELECTRIC this evening at 8 0 Presents a Water maintenance 49,450. 49,450. formerly of Argilla rd., has been anal Hall library. ' Shop Hours 8.12 Parks 6,200. 6,200. honorably discharged from the U. will be final arrang Sewer MeIntenance 6,400. 6,350. S. Navy and is now living in Car- rel. And. 2029-R Hotpoint Cooking Demonstration Snow removal and sanding 15,000. 15,500. ,cout-o-ral. The disl 40 PARK ST. Trucks, garage and repair shop 10,450. 10,450. uthersville, Mo., where he is work- ANDOVER those interested in CHRIST CHURCH PARISH HOUSE Street lighting 22,000. 23,250. ing at the La Forge furniture Administrative and office 16,500. 16,750. company. Tuesday, March 21, 1950 John Pike has returned from CESSPOOLS NI Total departmental $973,662. $1,024,922. Cuba and is spending a few weeks -ALSC Sponsored by nt his pirents' home on Lowell SPRING Cesspools and Si Town Meeting ator to appoint a school building st. He expects to go back about Install, PRISCILLA ABBOT CHAPTER N. S. D. A. R. committee. Apr. 1. CHARLES C Appropriates $1,142,429 Ralph Robbins made a motion IS ON THE WAY .50 Tax inc. 2:30 P. M. Bishop Raymond Lane, superior TEL. LOWEL (Continued from Page 1) that the moderator appoint a com- general of the Maryknoll order CASUALS mittee of seven, one member each and brother of Lewis Lane of The biggest cut was made in the from the Central, West Center, article calling for $1 1 4,0 0 0 for a High Plain rd., is reported to he SPORT OXFORDS Lawrence's Olde Indian Ridge and Ballardvale PTA new reservoir and other improve- recovering from a broken leg one member of the school commit- ments to the water system. This which he received in a fall on the DRESS SHOES tee and two members at large. boat while traveling to Naples. was reduced to $3 4,5 0 O. The re- ( To this proposal Gordon L. Col- He had planned to fly to North IN STYLE WITH THE $ftfri quest for $4 0 0 0 to purchase land quhoun. chairman of the school for a new reservoir lost; several Africa to inspect the Maryknoll SEASON, committee stated that lie believed mission ports there, but will not „idea yours at requests for water extensions were ARE HERE in comfort in or the moderator was capable to ap- return to the United States until included in one article allowing SILVER Room'. point a committee. sufficiently recovered. o o $2 0,0 0 0 'to be spent under the Charles 0. Kimball, of the tax- Mrs. Fred Dodkin and children All The Famou board of public works with the ap- payers' association, said that it Louisa and Fred Jr. of Lowell st., TRU-TONE NYLONS Lunt - proval of the selectmen and the Towle - is important to get the best com- left by plane Saturday for New- Wollate Int( finance committee. 51 Guage . . . .99c mittee available for this important berry, S. C. where they will spend Heirloom - ' Manchester - a The article calling for $5 5 0 to job and he did not think the meet- the next few months with Mrs. o o erect a press booth at the play- Paint quality becomes evident only r ing should restrict the moderator Dodkin's parents. Place Settings Jr after paint is applied and subjected stead was withdrawn when it was in making his selections. The Rob- "Shoes That Satisfy" Clayton Northey has returned to ENGRAVI to a long period of exposure. •`, -*riirroi announced the Boosters commit- bins' motion was defeated. his home on Rocky Hill rd.. from FREE 01, CI tee would make some provision for An amendment offered by Mr. Richmond, Va., where he was 7 Hour Ser PRATT & LAMBERT this improvement. Kimball that plans be prepared for called by the sudden death of REINHOLD'S HOUSE PAINT The stormy weather had its ef- schools in the central and west his brother Roscoe Northey. "P & L" may 49 MAIN fect on the attendance as only central district without designat- Mrs. John Rasmussen has re- is more economical `Iran cheap paint be- cost more per A/ 825 registered, voters were check- ing the number of rooms, was turned to her home on Lowell st., cause it spreads farthe looks better and gallon but is lets per job. ed off at the door. carried. .4 lasts longer. Cheap paint is costly at any Moderator Arthur Sweeney When it came to vote on Article price. Good paint is an investment! called the • meeting to order at 7 29 to see if $2 1 7 5 would be used 'MCORP() p. tn.. and the Rev. Henry B. improve the lighting at the Smith, O.S.A.. of St. Augustine's library the voice vote was so close 447 Essex St. church offered prayer. J. Everett that Moderator Sweeney called CURRAN 8,1 JOYCE COMPANY ANDOVER COAL CO. Reverse Collins led the assembly in a salute for a standing vote. The article Calls A 27 MAIN STREET TEL. 365 to the flag. was defeated by 166 for, and 182 LAWRENC against. The total was 348, appar- Articles 10 and 20 for improve- -MANUFACTURERS- ments on Lowell street and Argilla ently all who were left in the audi- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• torium at the time. road were considered together. The taxpayers' association opposed The article to accept the sec- SODA WATERS NOW 0 Roth and on motion of John F. tions of general laws relating to the prohibition of smoke nuisances O'Connell it was voted to refer and GINGER ALES both to the next town meeting. was adopted after Dr. William Emmons of the board of health ex- Ann Under Article 12, Sidney P. Now Enjoy These plained that numerous complaints White. chairman of the board of had been received especially in So. Main S4 r public works, said that if they had Bummer time, front residents about the piece of equipment sought it FEATURES of the soot getting into their homes. would have saved the town $8 0 0 Recommendations of the spec- Private last year. It is a rubber-cleated UP TO $ 5 ALLOWANCE ial committee for revision of the Room the FUTURE tractir with a hydraulic lift and for can be equipped with a plow for building laws were accepted. The sidewalks in winter. The article committee, appointed last year, re- Parties was approved. ports that the revision contains For Each of Your Worn Tires some sections of the present laws Discussing the enclosure of Rog- with little or no change, and Food At Its Best er's brook, Charles U. Langdell of other sections have been elimin- Hallardvale described how his toward tough new ated or rplaced. wife and son fell into the brook The meeting adjourned at 11:18 after leaving the auditorium Hal- p.m. lowe'en night. There was a drop of about five (11)1)5 ON NIARRI.WE SEIBERLING NEW STY feet whete they fell in taking a short cut in the dark to Whittier oF CAREER WOMEN NEW MOO street. The boy was uninjured as A eucecssfui :queer girl has a he fell on Mrs. Langdell but the tie-40 ehence of being married, SAFETY TIRES ELECTRIC latter was severely bruised. He and happily. But the liklihood that she'll have a family is much suggested erecting a wire chain Guaranteed against cuts or HOTPOINT RANGE fence if the amount called for in bruises caused by nails, glass, You get tomorrow's features today in this Hotpoint the article to enclose the brook Arrordtug to u new study by completely Automatic Electric Range. Come in-you'll be seemed large. 04 motion of Mr. the Milbank hlentorial Fund, New stones, curbs, etc., WITH NO York, 40 nercent of the women amazed at all the new develop- O'Connell it was postponed until TIME LIMIT. the next town meeting with the listed in the 1949 Who Who in ments to make cooking easier, EASY TERMS suggestion by Mr. Hardy that the America are unmarried. Of those faster, better! boar'd of public works make an who are married, 41 percent in EASY BUDGET TERMS 1 engineering study of the matter the 4 0-7 4 age group have no Everybody's Pointing to iihatp_Clini based on safety and economy. children. Divorce. however, isn't Action on the article to appro- prevalent among them; 86 percent COME Hs priate $1 0,0 0 0 for plans for ele- have been married once. 13 per- GREEN'S SERVICE mentary school buildings brought cent te ice, and 2 percent, three BIG 7 an amendment for plans without or more times. ANDOVER COAL CO. specifying the number of rooms. 205 MAIN ST. TEL. 8843 else original article called for 12 The United States capitol build- • • 27 MAIN STREET TEL. 365 in the center and six in West Par- ing in Washington, has a floor bet. It alto authorized the moder- space of 14 acres. 0 ESSEX ST. •••• • • • • • • • • • • • tee • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •Ger • tee, • 110 • • • • • • • smIsUct..s.128141...2611.1.11LOWC.,

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 16, 1950 5 help to finance the usual awards of a week at scout camp. Abbot Academy DWYER RE-ELECTED Obituaries... Merrimack College Charles lawyer, captain and Scout-o-ral Miss Carolyn Goodwin, teacher PHILIP It. FRENCH The dean's list [or the fall term guard on the P.H.S. basketball of mathematics at Abbot academy lone 5844 The fourth annual scout-o-ral Philip R. French, 75, of 70 et Merrimack college as announced team. has been re-elected captain will he the chairman of the Abbot will be held at 1:30 p. m. Satur- Main at., died Thursday, Mar. 9, by the Rev. Joseph J. Gildea, for next season's five. lawyer, a day, Apr. 1, at Case Memorial cage, birthday celebration this year. at the Lowell General hospital. the weekend in New G.S.A., Ph.D., dean. includes the Junior and one of the main. cogs Phillips academy. The following Abbot's one hundred and twenty- Although he had been ill for a tile in New York she following Andover students: Law- In the team's success. le now play- information has been distributed first birthday falls on May 6th, a long time, his vigorous constitu- l Mrs. Geist of Quin- TRAINING rence P. Morrisroe, 42 Elm st., ing his third season with the team. The second meeting of the by the district committee: As Saturday, and the celebration will tion sustained him, SO that he was eturned from a win- and Frederick E. Wernicke, Jr., scoutmasters basic training course scouting Is team work, the com- take place on that day. Assisting confined to his bed for only two pent in Denmark. Foster's Pond rd., both juniors it. P. W. ORGANIZES was held Wednesday evening, Mar. mittee is of the opinion that all Miss Goodwin will be Miss Adele weeks. The serious nature of lila enrolled in the liberal arts course; At a recent meeting of the board irs. Otis Cooke and s in the Memorial Hall library. competition should be based on Bockstedt and Miss Gerda Keats illness was not generally known James J. Berthel, IS Arundel st., of public works, Sidney P. White William Seiley all of The meeting was in charge of Wal- dens, patrols, and crews. All scout both of the modern language de- and his death came as a shock to it sophomore .enrolled in the lib- was re-elected chairman and Ed- re Sunday guests of ter Caswell, scoutmaster for the leaders are asked to submit to partment. This announcement was the community. eral tarts course; Maurice P. Shea, ward A. Doyle reelected secretary. Harwood Belding of training sessions. Instruction per- Merrill F, Burnett not later than made by Miss Hearsay at a meet- Mr. French was born in Dan- 21 Pine at., a freshman enrolled• Mr. White line been chairman of d. iods were in the use of the com- Mar. 16, den numbers, patrol ing of the faculty yesterday. Fur- vers, the 80I1 of George William in the business administration the board for the past 11 years. ther announcements of committees i Hardy of Haggetts pass with F. Tyler Carlton as lec- name and crews that will partici- and Clara (Sludge) French. After cou rse. Mr. Doyle is starting his third and their chairmen will follow his graduation front Massachusetts seriously ill at the turer, and in patrol and troop pro- pate. All scouters should also at- Merrimack college basketball year as secretary. after the spring holiday. Institute of Technology he came daughter, Mrs. .lo- gram Planning under the guid- tend the district meeting this eve- team concluded a very successful to Andover which was ever after ere of Lowell. ance of Joseph Gaudet, faculty ning. and enter into plane for the On Sunday evening in Davis season last Saturday night when his home. 'bert Hancock and scribe. Sound movies shown dur- scout-o-ral. hall there will be a student recital, they scored a smashing 68-32 win THIS An outstanding chemist he con- . Fred Thresher of ing the training courses are very The general assembly at the the second of the winter term. The over the Boston School of Account- were luncheon guests helpful in explaining the scout- cage will begin with a march to program begins at 7:30 o'clock ducted the Beaver Mfg. Co., many ing at the 101st Regiment armory is the at the home of Mrs. ing program. Calvin Metcalf, dis- the center of the area, and all and is open to any friends who are years. While he Was absolutely de- In Boston. jet chairman visited the meet- interested to come. voted to business, he never forgot 'ens, Virginia rd. units are urged to bring den, pat- The victory marked the fifth Man ing which had the following Ando- he had obligations as a citizen. He rol, crew, pack, troop and post On Sunday, Mar. 26. the Abbot straight win for the Merrimack ter scouters enrolled in the class- was prominent in the boy scouts ANGOVER flags. Christian association will conduct quintet and ended the first full to see es: Merrill F. Burnett, Roger Dee, the vesper service and have as and the Old South church, and was n that drinking great Cubs 8 to 11, Scouts 11 to 14, season with a record of seven John Scatter, and Edwin Zelezny. their guest a speaker for the an- highly regarded. But he was es- tf strong coffee can and Explorers 14 to 18, whose reg- victories and two defeats. for The meetings are being held each nual Northfield summer confer- sentially a home-loving man, and an being wide awake istrations are in effect as of Apr. From their performance this Wednesday evening in March and ence which is attended each year was happiest In the companionship is completely over- 1, 1950 will he eligible to com- of year the Andover collegians defin- all adults are welcome. by a group of Abbot students. his family. matter of fact, at the pete. This also applies to boys 14 itely have shown the nucleus of a INSURANCE On Monday evening, Mar. 27, His wife, Clara (Soule) French or twelve strong cups to 18 whose unit may be tempor- strong future outfit. With a full Introductory Course the gym-dance exhibition will take survives hint, also two sons, Rich- and joy ride will normally season's experience tucked away. All scouters or anyone interest- arily disbanded, due to lack of place in Davis hall. e& S. of Waterville, Me.. and some 72 hours. Then adult leadership. All equipment Merrimack's place in future inter- ed to scouting are invited to attend On Tuesday morning, early, the Philip R. of Oklahoma, a grand- tters, sluggishness and will conform to the usual order collegiate basketball looks promis- REAL ESTATE a talk and movies at 7:30 p. buses will take the girls to South daughter Barbara Jane French, Cosmopolitan illega- ing. 311-312 Bay State Bldg. Monday, Mar. 27 at the Trinitarian that no holes he made in the floor station to board trains for various who is at Colby college, two grand- ls that, while caffeine of the cage. Congregational church, North An- points, near and far as their spring sons, and a brother George W. LAWRENCE drug, if taken in ex- French of Plainfield, N. J. To barbeque is a method of dover. This meeting will cover Cub competitive events will be vacation begins. School will re- Tele.: Lawrence 4762 ounts, it will produce the "Fundamentals of the boy The funeral was held front the roasting meat on a split oven and programmed by Robert Domingue, sume on Tuesday, Apr. 11. Andover 1653 opposite of the effect scout movement", and gives basic cubmaster of pack 72. Lundgren funeral home, Saturday open fire outdoors. with cervices at 2:30 o'clock by Information about scouting. Scout and explorer competition the Rev. Frederick B. Noss, pas- are as follows: Morse signaling, Personals... District Sleeting tor of the South church. Burial four scouts with flags, paper and 104 Milk st., N. Per Welding Co. The district committee meets was in Staring Grove cemetery. this evening at 8 o'clock in Mem- pencil; Morse and semaphore sig- Andover, will appear in 'A Calva- TAKE A AND ELECTRIC orial Hall library. The main topic naling, four explorers with flags, cade of Show liusiness" put on by INFANT !WEL paper and pencil; First aid, eight the Phil Saltman School of Modern op Hours 8-12 will he final arrangements for the Infant Ruel. son of Leo C. and bandages with four to eight scouts Music, Boston, at New England .1. And. 2029 • R trout-o-rat. The district hopes that Jeminta ( White) Ruel of 93 N. TRIP TO participating with one scout as a Mutual ball. Mar. 20 and 21. ST. ANDOVER those interested in scouting will Main st., (lied Friday. Mar. 10, at patient and eight neckerchiefs or Virgiria Iltudy of 113 Chestnut the Lawrence General hospital. bandages; the same overall re- st., is among the students partici- The survivors also include two SECURITY ii?‘ CESSPOOLS PUMPED OUT quirements apply for explorers; pating in the commenmoration of sisters, Margaret and Annette. eight compass points for scouts, —ALSO— the 150th anniversary of Middle- three !trot berg, Robert, Leo C., Jr.. Cesspools and Septic Tanks with four to eight scouts compet- bury college. and. William. and several aunt and A Lawrence Co-Operative Bank Se- PRING Installed ing and compass points on eight James Green of 9 Tewksbvury uncles. _ rial Savings Plan is your one way cards or flat blocks; 16 compass st.. a student in business admin- CHARLES CORBEIL The funeral was held Saturday ticket to security. Decide to save a points for explorers with four to istration at Northeastern univer- from the M. A. Burke funeral ON THE WAY TEL. LOWELL 7236 eight explorers competing and 16 sity, has been on the dean's list specific amount each month . . . . home with services at 10 o'clock. soon you will arrive at your goal. JALS cards or flat blocks; knot tying: for the past three years. The Rev. Henry Is. Smith, O.S.A. eight knots will be given teams George R. Thomson of 174 Our generous dividends help your nwrrc, Oldest Jeweler of St. Augustine's church officiated PORT OXFORDS of four to eight scouts who must Highland rd., a student at Frank- and burial was in St. Augustine's funds make the grade. Start that supply eight ropes and a pole; lin Institute, studying automotive cemetery. trip to future security today. We'll DRESS SHOES the same requirements for explor- electricity has the highest honors show you the way. Inquire. Wing- ers; string burning for patrols or in this class. GOT A BREAK STYLE WITH THE Edwin L. Bramley of 1 Apple- SAVINGS DERAILED? .... crews: flint and steel set, charred "My ancestors came over on the SEASON, .select yours at leisure and cloth, and standards for holding tree lane, is among the students Mayflower." NEVER — THEY'RE INSURED IN iu comfort in our beautiful ARE HERE the string 18 inches from the participating in the commemora- "Good thing they did, wasn't it? FULL ! SILVER ROOM'. ground are required. The commit- tion of the 150th anniversary of 0 The immigration laws are much All The Famous Names— tee will furnish shredded bark and Middlebury college. stricter now." Mrs. John P. Nicoll has returned J-TONE NYLONS Linn — Towle — Gorham firewood for this contest, the rest IVailate — International of the equipment must be furn- from the Lawrence General hospi- ;tinge . . . .99c Heirloom — Whiting. ished by the patrols and crews. tal to her home at 72 Essex st., Here To Serve . . . Manchester — and others Patrols and crews will run sep- where she is convalescing follow- 0 ing a recent illness. John M. Murray COOPERATIVE BAN K Place. Settings from $22.50 arate events. That is patrols will compete against patrols, and crews Alexander MacKenzie, 51 Whit- Gulf 21 Shoes That Satisfy" ENGRAVING For the convenience of our patrons pay- will compete against crews. tier at., returned Tuesday to his Super Service FREE OF CHARGE home following a recent opera- LAWRENCE ST. ments may be made in Andover at the 1 Hour Service tion at the Lawrence General hos- COR. 'MAIN AND Lawrence Andover National Bank. EINHOLD'S NOT INTENTIONAL CHESTNUT STREETS During a railroad emergency, a pital. Miss Emma Stevens, 121 Sum- 49 MAIN volunteer engineer performed the remarkable feat of bringing the mer st., enjoyed the past weekend train in 25 minutes ahead of time. with friends in Boothbay Harbor, The passengers went forward in Maine. Charles Stone. 173 High a body to thank him. Mrs. INCORPORATED st., is spending several days with W A pale-faced man (-ante down her daughter. Mrs. James Dodge (1111:11111 447 Essex St. Tel. 23330 from the cab. "Don't thank me," and the new grandchild. Karen COMP ANY he gasped. "I just found out five Bei , May, in Ellsworth, Me. eise Calls Accepted minutes ago lum to stop this Villill'S LIWRENCE Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of thing." Tewkibury visited recently with RERS the latter's mother • Mrs. William LAWRENCE • F. Fessenden, 72 Park st. Mrs. Joseph Keith has returned 7ERS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON to her home, 200 No. Main st., following a recent illness. ALES Mrs. Avis K. Harlow, of the liar- Ann's Andover Cottage born shop, left Friday for a vaca- tion of two weeks' in St. Peters- Satinee braid dressy cloche So. Main S,reet Route 28 Andover burg, Fla., where she will visit her sister. with studded rayon taffeta • SERVING LUNCHEONS Mrs. William Brown of Abbott from 95c trim. Dacia. Private 12 N. to 4 P.M. Tues. thru Fri. at.. has been ill at her Route for navy, black LOWANCE Room a few days. and white. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benton of for • SERVING DINNERS 12 N. to 8:30 P.M. from $1.50 Phillips academy are enjoying a Parties trip to Virginia. Worn Tires RESERVATIONS: TEL. AND. 1860 Sirs. Robert Taylor of Salem Food Closed Mondays set., and her mother, Mrs. Amy At Its Best Blakealey are spending a few days • in Washington, D. C. Robert Tay- iNoN lor of the faculty of Phillips acad- emy is making a flying trip to Mexico during the spring vacation. NEW STYLES Mrs. Carleton Kimball of School Look Outside! look //7$K/e/ st., has returned from a week's Newmo0545. visit with friends in New York. You Can't Match a SloVIES AT THE 'VALE \/\ Among the films to be shown at the Ballardvale branch of the Memorial Hall library at their reg- FRIGIDAIRE ular movie program will be "Main gold-and-white beauty! Line, U.S.A.," "Hook, Line and • New Safety," and "Ilere Comes the Sweetest HATS • New aluminum rust-proof shelves! Circus." These films will be shown • New full-length doo. ! at 6:30 p. nt.. Thursday, Mar. 23, and are arranged for grades 4 • New "Ice Blue" interior trim! through 6, and older students at Off the face aaturn in many a Spring 7:30 o'clock. The liallardvale PTA and the Memorial Hall library are with pin trim. Red, COME IN! Prices start at $184.75 navy, white or black. ERVICE joint sponsors of the film pro- Dashing headliners in crisp lightweight BIG 7.6 CU. FT. MODEL — $219.75 grams. Adults ace welcome sat ail straws ... in so many exciting versions ... times. $ 1 0.00 TEL. 8843 ----- to top all on Easter morn! 3rd Floor. • Thomas Jefferson was the first • J. LEONE C secretary of state of the United 0 ESSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL. LAW. 7637 States.

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uninterrupted growth of one of Views of MEET Andover's oldest institutions. EDITORIAL THOUGHTS Down the Years Tho Andover historical society Down reported $172 as the net proceeds The News with of the recent colonial ball. This sum is very gratifying and will he (Continued from Page One) VETERAN'S HOUSING PROGRESS The Townsman put into the fund for a new home The Monarchy Depend Upon the People The board of selectmen organ. (Contini ized for the coming year at a meet. Announcement of the Andover Housing authority that new What arguments was the voter 50 Years Ago—March 1900 lug held in their office. Frank It weighing in his mind last Sunday the harbingers of application blanks for the homes being constructed on Morton 11.01)188, Hardy was reelected chairman of is a atudel ;III he marked his ballot? The main spring, have been seen in town street are now available means that in a very short time the 56 one was: Is Leopold's leadership the board. lege, Middit this week. so tainted that the country would Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Eaton of The And( dwelling units in the 12 buildings will be ready for occupancy. George Holt, acting as foreman lie better off with his son as king? Central st., announce the engage- tertain the in the construction of the Ando- Can he become king again without ment of their daughter, Alma day in the The step by step progress of the work since the authority er Press office, was obliged to splitting the country apart? Actu- v Sherman, to Scott Hurtt Paradise, will he eery was established in May, 1948, shows how industriously the desist from labor on account of ally Leopold has no rights in the son of the Rev. Frank Paradise !ailment p board members went about their task of providing adequate illness. sense that he can decide whether of London, England. The hono low-rental housing for veterans of the town. he wants to be king or not. Ile Rev. A. Warner has returned 10 Years Ago—?larch 1940 66 names may decide not to be to, but he from Kansas City, where lie took Dorothy Ch a car load of fat cattle. Mr. War- In the first annual report of the body Charles G. Hatch, cannot insist on being taken back. The next meeting of the Ando- class. The monarchy is not an ancient ner who is 76, thought he was a ver Parent-Teadhers' association chairman, relates how the board organized in July, 1948, Charles 1' one that can claim inheritance by little aged to be riding on a freight will be held in charge of the Wt. ALEXANDER D. GIBSON ented direct issued a call for applicants and in a few weeks received more traditional right. The Constitution train to take cattle to market, ers and promises to be unusually at the Adv than 100. Sites were examined, the Morton street location of Belgium created the monarchy A large part of the success of but when he got there and met a interesting. Donald Dunn will Stowe schoo early last century as King of the the activities undertaken by the man 82 years old who had taken lead an exihibition of forty bop found desirable for the kind of building to be erected, and the which is beim Andover council of the churches an entire train load of cattle there, in a gymnastic drill. Belgians, indicating that the peo- under the di town rezoned the area to apprdve the multiple type housing. is due to the leadership of Alex- he felt young. He brought a car Mr. and Mrs. Richard Douglas ple wanted him as king of their Cheerer will own free will. Before the first ander D. Gibson, its president. To load of calves home with him. of Main st. are enjoying a yam An architect was engaged, final plans accepted and in king took on the job he had to this work he twinge a wealth of Tho selectmen voted U.: appoint Lion in Bermuda. August, 1949, the contract was awarded. Work started almost agree to accept the limitations experience gained through his William L. Frye new chief of Harold Walker, coach and in. Cooking I. immediately. Some delay was encountered, the board reported, carefully listed in the constitution. many activities with various asso- police for the ensuing year at a structor at Ashland high school, To Aid C While no law is valid unless ..iations. spent the weekend with his par. by the steel strike last fall but real progress has been made salary of $65 per month. ants, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Walk. Mrs. Hull signed by the king, neither is one Formerly vice-president of the Work on the completion of the and it is hoped to hove occupancy by June, this year. or of Chestnut st. Merrimack ' v alid unless passed by parliament. Middle States Modern Language interior of St. Augustine's church So, for all practical purposes, the association and business manager The students of the play pro of the Smith is proceeding rapidly. It is planned sary fund, a As some of the first applications are now more than a year king is powerless without his min- of the New England Modern Lang- duction class of Phillips academy's to have the dedication exercises cooking feel old the board feels that the status of some veterans may have isters, they are powerless without uage asssociation, chairman of the May 6. evening study groups presented the support of parliament, and ul- School Activities commission of Andover with one of its most MI. at the Bost changed in that time, hence the request for new applications. The Townsman office staff is timately the king can do nothing the Mount Hermon Alumni asso- arious entertainments in years a company, At All will be reviewed before allocation are made. quite sure that the oranges adver- unless the people, through parlia- ciation, he is an instructor of George Washington hall. The lectu tised at two dozen for a quarter ment, agree. At present, parlia- French and director of the Bureau Over thirty members of the An Smith collet The authority has been alert to its task and as a result 56 are sweet. They had a chance to ment prefers a regent, and Leo- (lover Let-gue of Women Vote fund. Ticket of Self-Help at Phillips academy. sample them. veterans and their families will soon be moving into new pold is powerless to dictate other- Born in Lisbon. N H and a res- met at the home of Mrs. Stator hour Tuesdl The post office department at Lindsay, for an all day Institut stration, wh homes. wise. ident of Andover for 'nearly six years, he attended the public Washington has decided to add to on the subject of the child an , a.m. are ava the free delivery service the fea- its welfare. Why Is Leopold Criticized? schools in Barnet, Vt., prepared formation for college at McIndoes academy ture of registration of letters by Ruth hardy spent the weeken phoning Mrs What caused all the fuss? It and Mt. Hermon school. A gradu- the carriers while on their routes. at her home on Chestnut st. Sb ing local peo was not the fact that Leopold sur- VOTING OURSELVES INTO EDEN ate of Dartmouth (A.B.) and However the exact amount of pos- (Continued on Page Seven) series: Mrs. rendered his forces to the Germans Columbia (A.M.) he has had for- tage or money must be ready when Mrs Dean in 1940. That was inevitable as Those who believe that in order to compete with totalitarian eign study at the University of the carrier calls. Mrs. Charles the Germans pushed the allies into Toulouse and at the Sorbonne. powers in the cold war, we must imitate their methods and the Dunkirk pocket, leaving i5, Years Ago—Nlarrit 1925 Mr. Gibson taught at the Burl- principles, find no friend in Dr. Vannevar Bush, the brilliant 500,000 Belgian troops squeezed Through the efforts of the Fish C. D. of A ington, Vt. high school, University into a corner where order practic- and Came club Joseph I. Pitman DOHERTY scientist who directed much of our top-secret arms research of Toulouse, France, and at the For Style ally ceased to exist. The allies has purchased and released six Horace Mann school for boys in A Preview and wrote the recent distinguished best-seller, "Modern Arms freely apreciated the cold facts. It Belgian hares in the woods in New York City before going to be displayed and Free Men." .vas Leopold's subsequent behavior Andover which may be hunted Insurance Philadelphia in 1936 as senior style show st, that made him a suspect. And a during the open season. French master at the William We cannot meet the Russian threat, he said, "if we turn this suspected monarch, limited though Monica, C.D. Penn Charter school. He was head "She Stoops to Conquer" Gold- his powers may be, is hardly the AGENCY ial auditorius country into a wishy-washy imitation of totalitarianism, where of the language department at smith's popular comedy of intrigue proper leader of a country that The show every man's hand is out for pabulum and virile creativeness Mt. Hermon school before coming was successfully presented by the Plutherlands believes in monarchy. Perhaps to senior class of Abbot academy in to Andover in 1944. He is editor Stands spring clothe has given place to the patronizing favor of swollen bureaucracy. nanny Americans, monachy looks of the French text, LaJeunesse de Davis hall. rotection like an expensive hobby and an adult groups. Cyrano de Bergerac, and author The annual town meeting wits awarded dark "Dictatorship can compete with dictatorships, and a free inexplicable institution to be attri- of Causeries, a French reader and called to order by Dr. Alfred E. virile democracy can outpace any such in the long pull. But a buted to the quaint notions held conversation book. Stearns acting as moderator for You'll find our advitory by foreigners. But some nations people bent on soft security, surrendering their birth-right of He holds membership in the the first time over a meeting of service to be of great regard a monarch as a safeguard Green Mountain club of New York, more than three and a half hours. assistance to you In flbi individual self-reliance for favors, voting themselves into Eden against dictatorship. He is sup- ting modern insurance the Dartmouth club of Greater Conservative appropriations were from a supposedly inexhaustible public purse, supporting every- posedly outside politics, presum- methods and policies to Lawrence, Dartmouth club of recommended and are expected to ably choosing his ministers from all the risks of present one by soaking a fast disappearing rich, scrambling for subsidy, Boston, Mt. Hermon school of result in lower tax rate. day home and business the leaders of the marjority party learning the arts of political log-rolling and forgetting the 13oston, Kappa Phi Kappa, and The Townsman compliments the life. chosen by the people, and the lead- Gamma Delta Chi. During World Andover Savings Bank on having rugged virtues of the pioneer, will not measure up to competi- er of social and ethical standards. War iI, he was a member of passed the ten million mark in Many Belgians believe that Leo- tion with a tough dictatorship." the Massachusetts state guard for cash and invested assets. The event MUSGFIOVE BUILDING pold has forfeited the people's three years. marked a new milestone in more TEL. 260-W The total state, or the socialist state, or the welfare state, or trust by past behavior. With his wife, a teacher at the than ninety years of service and S whatever you wish to call it, always achieves one thing. It For "Dealing" \Vial the Germans Pike school, and two children, weakens and finally destroys initiative, self-reliance and The first point of criticizm is Barbara, a third-year student at Abbot academy, and Sandy, a sev- human, individual enterprise. It can't help but do that—where that Leopold did not listen to his Radio and Television ministers' advice in 1940. Such enth grade pupil at the Junior is the need to think and work for ourselves when an all-power- refusal to listen indicated an un- high, Mr. Gibson resides at 49 SALES AND SERVICE ful, all-wise state is doing it for us? And if we want to do some- willingness to do as his people Highland rd. thing for ourselves, the chances are that we'll be financially wanted. The nation did not like ity. So lie announced that parlia- unable to do it, because that state takes most of our income the fact that while technically a prisoner he married the daughter ment did not reflect the opinion HAROLD PHINNEY to pay for all our "security" and "welfare" of a man who was removed from of the country, and that he'd make no decision until a national elec- his post as governor of West 66 Main Street Tel. 1175 o' Plunders because of suspected col- tion was held. Parliament debated laboration with the Germans. Sub- the issue and votes its confidence sequent actions by Leopold were in the ministry by 94 to 62. THIS IS YOUR BUSINESS Come of— interpreted as indicative of a Decision Rests With Peril zit in . . . . see our superb collection "deal" with the Germans. In 1941 * PI Sunday's "opinion poll" was As a stockholder how long will you tolerate its management he sent a Congratulatory telegram Tailo preceded by riots throughout the Lamps with character . mast typewriters but has on its payroll only to Hitler on that dictator's birth- which -- owns 848,567 country, with a clear-cut split one of a kind. Old fashioned ei this I day. Later he sent condolences to 235,000 people who use typewriters at all! evident between the French-speak- lamp bases, electrified. Figaro* whet the king of Italy on the death of ing anti-Leopold Walloons of g I a IL a ligl the viceroy of Etheopia, interpret- Lamps bases and distinctive cut Distributes from its printing office $76 million worth of free southern Belgium and the Ger- ed as tacit support of Italy's rape man-speaking pro-Leopold Flem- material which includes pamphlets with such fascinating and of Ethiopia. He spent his wedding- ings of northern Belgium. This exciting titles a, ---- "Methods of Catching and Killing Vagrant trip in Germany, sent his children referendUM is advisory only, be- to Italy, and refused to encourage Cats," "Fleas of North America," "Estimating the Muskrat cause final action must come from The Curio Shoppe those Belgians who fought wi4h Buy Population by House Counts," "How to Tell the Sex of a Parliament. Leopold said he would 92-A MAIN STREET ANDOVER TELEPHONE 2211 the allies or to censure those col- use t abdicate in favor of his son Watermelon," "Mist Netting for Birds in Japan," "Habits, laborating with the Germans. Baudouin unless he received 55% your Food and Economic Status of the Band-Tailed Pigeon." For Acting Unconstitutionally. of the vote. He has received over the F,7%, but the Liberals. who hold call t Enjoys an employee turnover of 25 to 30(;:, each year! In June 1944, immediately after D-day he was taken by the Ger- the balance of power in parlia- ment, have stated that they would Allows one department to tear down a camp in Alaska mans to Salzburg, whether by force or pre-arrangement is still vote against his return.unless each which cost 16 million and ship the lumber to Seattle where- a point of contention. But after of the three districts of Walloonia. upon it is shipped back again by another department to a his "liberation" by American Flanders and Brussels gives a point 10 miles from where it was originally! forces in May 1945 he refused to majority in favor of Leopold. The return immediately to Belgium. vote definitely indicates a split You Allows two different departments to survey construction Deputations went front Brussels across the country. Parliament fluent must now make up its mind sites for dams a half a mile apart on the same river — at to Salzburg to arrange for his re- turn, demanding 11 the dismissal whether Belgium will be better off Ike $250,000 per survey — and come up with estimate costs of of the court circle whose actions with or without Leopold. $75 million apart! during the occupation had com-

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Permits some of its agencies to maintain supplies of equip- ciliation with parliament and rec- THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN ment sufficient to last 50 years! ognition of the right of ministers PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BV to advise him, 31 that Belgium THE CONSOLIDATED PRESS. INC. These, says the Massachusetts committee on Federal Re- continue the war on the side of 58 MAIN STREET. ANDOVER. MASS. the allies. organization, are only a few of the hundreds of absurdities ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT Nothing came of the negotia- THE ANDOVER POST OFFICE found by the Hoover commission in its survey of your federal tions, so the ministry announced. PRICE 5c PER COPY 52.50 PER YEAR government. that they would resign if Leopold returned, since they could not ac- Publisher . Irving E. Rogers Editor . . . Frank J. A. ritimphrey Write your representative in congress. Tell him you've had cept responsibility for keeping or- Adv. Mgr. . . Raymond 11. DeRubseau Ai 9allarduale . . . . The Dalton Pharmacy der. He then tried to supplant flared Schofield enough of hay-wire management and demand his support of Shawsheen Helen Caswell these men with others of his West Parish Sarah Lewis the Hoover recommendations for efficiency and economy in Main at Park St. Tel. 101 choice, but could find no one pre- ss government. Pared to accept such responsibil-

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THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 16, 1950 7 ipted growth of one of - FETED AT SHOWER a oldest institutions. Auction Sale Held Veterans' Housing West Center PTA wn the Years Misa Irene Baduvakis, of 112 .ndover historical society Do • What Our N. Maill at., was entertained at a $172 as the not proceeds By Service Club Applications Ready Holds Meeting miscellaneous shower recently at Wit 'scent colonial ball. This Plenty of comedy was injected Formal ;application blanks for At the March meeting of the Readers Say — the home of Mrs. Edna Arnold, try gratifying and will be le Townsman into the meeting of the Andover the new veterans' homes on Mor- West. Center l'TA, Miss Doble an 405 Lowell at.. Lawrence. the fund for a new home Tl Service Club last Thursday night ton street are now available at nounced a new schedule, giving Miss Iladuvakls, daughter of the ntinued from Page Six) when the member); were THANKS TOWNSMAN ioard of selectmen organ. (C. enter- the office of the Andover Housing the children W ednesday after- , late Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Bad's- the coming year at a meet. tained by a giant auction sale in authority, Charles G. Hatch, chair- noons off. She will keep the first 1 ownsman Editor: yak's, will become the bride of in their office. Frank it. which all participated. mast, has announced. and second grades on alternating In behalf of the officers of the Louis Arnold of 405 Lowell at., tudent at aliddlebury col- vas reelected chairman of Is a 8 Meeting at the Shawsheen Man- Wedneadays, giving her an oppor- Andover council of churches and Lawrence, at an April ceremony. lddlebury, VL The office of the authority is in rd. lege. or all were plentifully supplied lustily to work with each grade the committee on arrangements I Andover Male choir will en- the town house. Francis P. Mark- The with clam chowder and boiled exclusively. As this plan presents want to thank you for the excel- 0I7CH! IT HURTS! nd Mrs. Fred Ii. Eaton of the choir auxiliary Satur- cy, veterans' agent, and Mrs. Ruth Waal!) lobster before moving into the a transportation problem she has lent publicity you gave to the Dentist: waving your set., announce the engage. club rooms. Supper Ilitchings in his office, are assist- "Stop day a the lounge where a large table in the ing the appealed to the parents to turn- University of Life series which af their daughter, Alma served and a special enter- authority in completing arm" and making faces I haven't n, to Scott Hunt Paradise. will b center was heaped with various the forms. transportation at 11:45 a. tn. was recently concluded. . even touched your tooth." aintn e nt presented We have to snake our contacts the Rev. Frank Paradise articles and merchandise donated The office will be open Monday for the children being released. Mrs. Brown: "I know you honor roll at Punchard has Anyone with the people of Andover largely ion, England. The by merchants and businessmen of through Friday front 9 a. in. to •A'110 is willing to offer haven't. but you're standing op for scholastic honors. through the medium of papers GG na mes the town, 4:30 p. nt., and Saturday, Mar. 18 their assistance is asked to contact nay foot." rs Ago—March 1940 iy Christie leads the senior such ;as the Townsman, and what- Bored Harold E. Ileseitine, chairman from 9 a. In., to 1 Miss Doble. p. in. The dead- ever success we achieved was due next meeting of the Ando. class. of the evening's program, present- line for filing is Apr. 1. Veterans The president. Arthur Peattnan. In considerable measure to your arent-Teadhers' association Cha rtes Keyes of Lowell, a tal- ed James R. Mosher as auctioneer. who have already filed applica- stressed the importance to West ,e pport. DAY and NIGHT held In charge of the lath. ented director, will be the speaker Articles of all kinds went under Bons must complete and sign the Center of the coming town meet- Let me assure you that your 1 promises to be unusually at the Adventurer's meetings at the hammer. There were chickens, new form. ing. March 13, at which time the ting. Donald Dunn will school. Plans for "Holiday" neckties, generous; cooperation Is apprecia- Stowe ashtrays, billfolds and To save time applicants are question of a new school building exthibition of forty boys is being rehearsed diligently shirts ted by the local churches which • .111" whirls besides several "blind" urged to make out and have with will be discussed. James Scobie the direction of Mrs. Lyman sponsor this project each year. ymnastic drill. under packages placed before the bid- them: presented the speaker for the eve- %% "X P&71.% \ and Mrs. Richard Douglas er will be discussed. ders. Sincerely yours, % Chewy ning Dr. William Emotions. who .., sTiviVle In st. are enjoying a vacs. Copy of their military discharge. Herbert P. Carter, chairman, in S Sales mounted so fast that the If a copy is not arc file with the gave a nowt interesting and educa- ger ''' a Bermuda. autioneer's committee on arrangements Cook ing Lectures assistants, Guy B. Veterans' Service, Agent, a Bonsai talk concerning the vision old Walker, conch and in. Howe, copy Jr., and Dana Hill were should he left with the application. of school children, stressing the TRAFFIC CARER DI' at Ashland high school. To id College Fund almost run ragged delivering mar- importance of check-ups. ANDOVER A list of places of employment Three cases involving minor the weekend with his par. Stott of Salem et., chandise to the lucky Mr. Huth bidders and and salaries over the past two A social hour and refreshments traffic. violations were heard before tlr. and Mrs. Solomon Walk. attack Valley area chairman collecting the cash Things kept TAXI SERVICE Merri years of all persons wino plan to were enjoyed. Hostesses were: Trial Justice Richard K. Gordon Chestnut at. Smith college 75th anniver- moving at a fast rate and when of the live in the new home and who Mrs. John Gerrie, Mrs. Harold in the local court Saturday morn- s students of the play pro. announces a series of the donated ;articles nary rum', were gone are now w orking. Lerond.m Mrs. Harwood Belding, ing. Each paid fine of $5. m class of Phillips academy's demonstrations neckties worn by some ... CAUL 414 ... cook! tg lectures of the Copies of 1948 and 1949 Fed- Mrs. Elmer Peterson 1311(1 Mrs., ag study groups presented at th e Boston Consolidated Gas members found their way to the POST OFFICE AVENUE ver with one of its most hil• era' income tax returns from John Duguid. Subscribe to The Townsman com et any. Arlington st., Boston. block. whirls information on income can c entertainments in years at — will benefit the In all the sale netted something Ks Washington hall. Th 3 lectures be drawn quickly. ;anniversary more than $83 which will go to Calendar Of Events er thirty members of the An. Smith college 75th Evidenc of citizenship of nat- fund. Tickets for a single two- the club's charity fund. uralized citizens—not native born. • Let.gue of Women Voters Avai i lablela ble At Library hour Tuesday morning demon- President Waiter E. Construction has been some- at the home of Mrs. Stafford Buxton All those in charge of programs FERTILIZERS strati on, which starts at 10:30 presided at the dinner what delayed because of the steel say, for an all day institute meeting. for churches, clubs and erganiza- a.m. are available at door or in- Ira Buxton Witco the free dinner, strike last fall and because of re- — for the lawns he subject of the child and tions tare reminded to make use of formt anion may be secured by and the club accepted two new cent bad weather, but it is hoped relfare. the calendar of events at the Mem- and flower-beds piton ) ng Mrs. Stott. The follow- members, Robert I'. McDonald, 8 to have all tenants moved in dur- nth Hardy spent the weekend (trial Hall !Bantry. This book, with t anal people are attending the Chestnut st., and Oliver R. Hough- ing the month of June. 3r home on Chestnut st. She ing I space for the name of event, spon- VIGORO serie s:1: Mrs. Frederic O'Brien, ton, 19 Cheever circle. 7ontinued on Page Seven) - sor and time, keeps a perfect roc- Mrs. Dean K. Webster, Jr., and Productive Seeds At the next meeting tine club ord of the activities planned for MILORGANITE Mrs. Charles Gabeler. will take action oat a report of a Abbot's "Adopt" Field, Flower, Lawn the townspeople, and use of it VERTAGREEN sub committee which has recom- Little French Boy before establishing a date for and Vegetable C. D . of A. Plans mended that the club take over play, party. sapper or entertain- the responsibility of organizing a DRICONURE OHERTY For Style Show Foster Parents' Plata for War meat will help avoid conflicts with town-wide visiting nurse's asso- Children, with headquarters in other groups. Ask for the calendar RAKES A preview of Easter finery will elation and guiding it through the' BOVU NG New York, recently announced of events hooks at the 111;1111 desk. All types — Bamboo, Flexible be d )splayed by models at the first year of operation. that Mr. and Mrs. John R. Abbot, steel, steel. All other tools, also! LAND LIME Insurance style show sponsored by Court St. The next meeting will be held 72 Central set., have adopted a 12 Mont co, C.D. of A., at the Mentor- Mar. 23 ;at the Andover Inn. It year old French boy. ASBESTOS SIDING ial a aditoriuni Monday, Mar. 27. will be "Old Timers' Night" with The adoption is fina ncial and AGENCY v ,.,,. Intitutv to Johns Manville Permaione he show will be put ou by Carl E. Elander chairman. carries with it no legal obligations. r".,aorret 4ahrans Sidewalk. 01,n ineit.ied BRucKmAnowls and Stour.R s't Stith erlands and will feature The foster parent merely promises nr" '''''"g' "'mkt' Free. spri ag clothes In 1940 there were 2,480, 168 SO. BROADWAY • LAWRENCE • FREE PARKING SPACE Stands • for teen age and per- to contribute $15. inouthly for WILLIAM P. 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8 THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN -- MARCH 16, 1950 organist. The Rev. Paul Callahan Third Film Festival NAME CHAN served as advisor. On Arts And Crafts MARE A DIF After Ghia BALLARDVALE Service League PUNCHARD HIGH The third program of the Rini Taft finished 898-M Members and guests of the Wo- By JANET THOMPSON festival to be shown at 7:45 p. m. Mrs. hazel Schofield, Correspondent, Telephone labor commit man's Service League of the Union Monday, Mar. 20 Congregational church met Wed- work has been at the Memorial of invoking -a Dorothy Kyle, Mrs. Timothy Hag- II( rNolt ROLL Much time an d Hall library has been planned on SURPRISE SHOWER nesday afternoon at the home of tion against J A surprise shower was held Fri- gerty, Mrs. William Riley, Mrs. Report cards were issued Mon- spent on this three-act comedy and the subject of arts and crafts. Mrs. Ernest Edwards. hoped that many will attend. day evening for Mrs. Franklin E. W. Brown, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. day, Mar. 5, with a total of 43 it is There are five films to be shown; Under the direction of Mervin E. Haggerty at the home of Mrs. Lummenello, Mrs. Robert Read, Articles were brought to fill the students receiving honors. Two two on oil and water color work, Stevens of the faculty, it will be FROZEN F Alma Marshall. Mrs. Bart Smalley, Mrs. Albert box to be sent to the Indians on asteriks beside a name signify one on the making of a mural, one Many beautiful gifts were re- Warner, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. the Indian reservation. Mrs. P. highest honors in five subjects, presented in the Memorial auditor- on clay work, and one on the fam- ium at 8 p. m., Friday, Mai. 24, ceived by Mrs. Haggerty. A social Buschmann. Gifts were also re- W, Moody was in charge of the while one asterik stands for hon- ous institute of art in Florence, Let's all help to make this play STOCK ' hour was enjoyed and refresh- ceived from Miss Dorothy Green- program. Refreshments were ors in four subjects. Italy, which shows many phases a big success! ments were served by Mrs. Davis, wood, Mrs. Robert Vogt, Mrs. served and a social hour enjoyed The honor rolls is as follows: of Italian art—ceramics, drawing, LC by all present. Mrs. Mundy, Mrs. John Wilson, Charles Walent and Mrs. Hart. Comedy for Contest sculpturing leather tooling, sliver Sophomores: Christine Baduva- work and jewelry designing. and Mrs. Marshall. Girl Scout Notes kis, Betty Born, George Brattin, Mervin E. Stevens is also coach- Youth Fellowship Admirers of the work of Thom- HEALTH Those present were Mrs. Russell Members of troop 19 girl scouts Karolyn Erler, Jean Farrell, Mary ing a group of students in prepa- Hall, Mrs. Fred Jenkins, Mrs. Members of the Youth Fellow- , as Hart Benton, one of America's ship group of the Union Congre- participated in the observance of Fielding, Alan Parker, Barbara ration for entering a one-act play Richard O'Brien, Mrs. Robert in the Massachusetts high school modern painters, will be interest- gational church were hosts to the girl scout week in a program Folley, Cynthia Hayward, Barbara ed in the film "Making Of A Mitchell, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Auch- held Sunday afternoon at the Cen- Hook, Charlotte Kelley, Donald drama festival, to be held in Hing- terlonie, Mrs. Mundy, Mrs. Henry group from Andover Sunday eve- Mural" which follows in complete tral Catholic Memorial auditorium Millay, James Murray, ...Janet ham, Friday, Mar. 31, and Satur- MILK PROI Myers, Miss Mary Collins, Miss ning. detail the techniques followed in Lawrence. Thompson. day, Apr. 1. by The devotional service was in hint in making a 22 foot mural TANTALLON Juniors: Sally Bassett, •Bessie This Punchard group will pres- charge of Richard Lawrence, Lu- Mrs. George Forsythe and Mrs. for a Kansas city woman's store. Christie, Evelyn bufresne, ...Janet -nt "The Courting of Marie Jen- cille O'Hara, Anne McFarlane, Lu- Edna O'Hara hed charge of the The public is cordially Fieldhouse, Scott Gerrish, Louis vrin", a comedy by Gwen Phalli; Invited to A Good cille Sherry, Margaret Perry anti girls who offered dances as their• attend. The next program Is Mon- Hamilton, Judith Marland, Arthur Ringwood. The scene takes place Clifford Lawrence. part in the program. day, Mar. 27, and will he "This Mooney, Frances Ratyna, Jean- in the combined lunchroom and After the program Mr. and Mrs. is America." Selection of Following the service a social nette Saroa, Betty Sunderland, sittingroom of the Beaver Lodge Forsythe were hosts to the girls program of movies and games Thomas Wilkinson, Blanche Znam- hotel in Yellowknife, Northwest and the parents who attended INDIAN RIDGE LODGE were enjoyed with Vivien Bell in ierowski. Territory, Canada. The time is USED CARS at a buffet supper at their home on Indian Ridge Rebekah charge. Refreshments were served Seniors: Gregory Arabian, Sally the present. lodge will Chester et. meet at 7:45 p. m., Monday at under the direction of Lucille Bergeron, Beatrice Bourassa, Bri- Members of the cast are as the lodge rooms. Noble TOMPKINS Sherry, Fred Buckley, Lucille an Caldwell, Ethel Campbell, follows: Mr. Wernecke, William grand, To Hold Luncheon Mrs. Muriel Fisher presiding. A O'Hara and Anne McFarlane. Nancy Chadwick, ...Kent Donovan, Walsh; Mrs. Wernecke, Harriet CEMETERY SERVICE STATION The members of the Friendly social hour will follow. David McFarlane and Paul Guild will hold a luncheon in the Jean Dumont, Joan Dumont, Schofield; Marie Jenvrin, Nancy Monuments 416 No. Main St. Shawaheen Payne served as ushers for the church vestry Thursday, Mar. 23. **Martha Ann Fieldhouse, Edith Adams; Louis Hebert, William Cerfp-tery evening. Mrs. Marjorie Emery was Mrs. William Mclntrye and Mrs. Gordon, Ruth Johnson, ...Arlene Johnston; Father Lebeau, Ban- CHOICE OF FINE Office and Joseph Bouleau will be in charge. Kupis, Ann Marie Murray, Shirley croft Frederickson; Mr. Dinsmore, FOODS AND LIQUORS Knipe Rd . Reservations may be made „. ins. Joan Sullivan. Donald Mudgett; Michael Lorri- Wan through Miss Doris Shaw. The gan, Norman Hudgins. patronage of the public is solicited. Junior-Sophomore Play Alston O'Hara is stage mana- LOUIS SCANLON'S J.Kennet There is keen competition ger: Jean Dumont, prompter, and *ON THE ANDOVER LINE* The luncheon will be held from P. 0. Box 350 11:30 to 1 o'clock. among the various junior and sop- Marjorie Walsh, property man- homore ticket teams to sell the ager. Haverhil • Personals most tickets for "That Brewster Enough interest has been shown Ernest Hall is convalescing at Boy". These tickets may be ob- so that a busload of students will his home on Chester at., suffering tained from any member of the argetw Only attend the contest either Friday . . . See the ,Vt',1' from two broken ankles as the sophomore or junior class or at or Saturday. The two contest win- result of a skiing accident at North the door the night of the perform- ners will compete in the New Conway last week. ance. England high school drama festi- Mies Mildred Grey of Boston The team captains are as fol- val at the University of New renewed acquaintances in the lows: Hampshire in Durham. 'Vale on Sunday. Juniors. Laura Thompson, Janet ELGIN Student. Council Fred Buckley son of Mr. and Fieldhouse, Judith Marlund, Betty A student council meeting was A Mrs. Frederick Buckle,/ of Chester 4.nn Locke, Virginia Leeman, Nan- All-American Yowl, held Monday in which the by-laws at., celebrated his fifteenth birth- ( y Adams, Jean Davis, Frances NEW to the council constitution were day with a family parts, on Sunday. Ratyna. OPERA Mrs. Paul Callahan has been ill Sophomores: Eileen Skerik, accepted and the following officers EVERY elected: president, Joseph Ratyna; $ at her home on Church at. Janet Valentine, Miriam Demers, WATCH SERIES DAY 29" vice-president. John McCarthy; Little Christine Walent has re- Karolyn Erler, Dorothy Hastings, Shirley Nicoll, Raeburn Hathaway, recretary, Jean Dumont; treasur- covered from a serious illness at -- 10 Brilliantly Styled FRONT for Richard Bramley, I:rad MacCor- er, Richard Brantley. SEATS this amazing new the home of her parents, Mr. and Scott Gerrish and Richard Mrs. Charles Walent of Andover muck. Models by Henslee. pa 114E Betty Gigis is the junior busi- 13ramley were appointed to attend st. OVA a meeting of the Johnson High — 17-Jewels • Members of the Methodist ness manager and Janet Thompson FOR student council. church held their annual canvass is the sophomore manager. MOVIE l drive last Sunday afternoon. PRICED ONLY PRK.E5 The Friendly Guild will hold a RCA book review Mar. 30 in the church WAR xrstry. Miss Elizabeth Eades will JUNIOR HIGH BR be the speaker. This is open to By MARY E. BISHOP $39" the public. Ruth Hall celebrated her sev- UNTIL APRIL 1st enth birthday with a family party BA S EMI LL GAME Sidney Tavern, Alan Hughes, Price After April 1st 5-15 at her home on Hall ave. The basketball team played and Judith Nowell accompanied KNUEI Nahant Freshmen here, Thursday, Miss Alice Bisbee. social studies FELLOWSHIP ELECTION Mar. 3, and won 52-14. High teaclier, to the town meeting Mon- The newly organized youth scorers for the home team were day evening and will report on the JOHN H. & DIN Fellowship of the Methodist Gene Deady, who piled up 11 meeting to their various classes. church held an election of officers points and William Stack and Leo Banking results for the month AT PHINNEY'S recently. The Rev. Earl Haywood Ruel with 10 points each. Hather- of February show that 106 deposi- presided. way, top scorer for Nahant scored tors put $160.30 on their accounts. GRECOE Gardner Townsend was elected six points. The starting lineup fol- Considering one week for vacation Jeweler • Opticians president; Ralph Sharpe, vice- lows: rf William Stack, If Gene the students have shown consider- president; secretary, Joan Buck- Deady, c Ray fancy, rg George able thriftiness. ley; treasurer, Carlton Brown; -18 MAIN S. F. MacCafferty, Ig James Dolan; chairman of worship and evan- Nahant, rf Connorton, If Murphy, Casting of metal was practiced TEL. 830-R gelism, Marilyn Nero; community c Hatherway, rg Belleview, Ig Bee. by ancient Egyptians, Greeks, service, George Nason; world Romans and Chinese. friendship and missions, Frank Our team has completed the fine • Davies; recreation. Alfred Duke. record of seven wins and one loss Committee chairmen are: Mar- So far, including two wins over a jorie Davis, Joyce Lee Nason, strong Methuen Junior high school Joan Wilson, William Davis, Ken- five. The season will close with neth Sparks, Paul Payne, Marga- North Reading playing here next ret Buckley, William Davison, week. Let's give the team our Thelma Sparks and Barbara support. ." Andover Inn Wakefield.. Assembly Inn' The counselors include: the AfiTreadway The assembly Friday in the Rev. Earl Haywood, George G. form of a quiz show was presented BUFFET SUPPER Brown, Mrs. Lewis Nason, Melvin by Room 12 of the seventh grade. Nicoll, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Sundays 6:15 to 7:45: $2.50 per person, inc. tax Two contestants were chosen to Edwin Brown, Mrs. Joists Duke Daily Luncheons 12 to 2 Dinner 6:15 to , 15 represent each grade. Seventh and John Wilson. Sunday Dinner 12:30 to 2:30 Complete phonograph with super- grade, Bruce Donovan, Marsha The meetings are held Satur- WEDDING RECEPTIONS BRIDGE LUNCHEONS LI s Tel. 903 • Edward Romeo, Manager • Andover, Slam sensitive speaker—not an attachment days at 7:30 p.m. in the parson- Tangney; eighth, Patricia Cand- age. born, Richard Schaberg*,- ninth, Sounds better—clear, life-like performance, outstanding tone, Mary Lee Adriance, Judith Nowell. Plan Reunion Mary Oliver took charge of the no surface noise ... all are yours with RCA Victor's new 45EY George Forsythe is on the com- assembly and Anne Lord, Mary ALL WOOL ...latest, most compact, completely automatic phonograph. mittee to plan the annual reunion Manard, Katherine Lloyd, Roger of the campers of the Dolly Copp Johnson asked the contestants the GABARDINES Ploys "easier"—with the new 7-inch RCA Victor 45 rpm records. Del camp of New Hampshire. various questions. Book titles Just touch a button once and get up to 50 minutes of music. At a meeting held recently in were enacted by some incident in Records are easy to handle and non-breakable. Randolph plans were made to the book. $45 AND $50 hold the reunion in the Medford Costs less—just think, a complete RCA Victor phonograph at Women's club in April. Notes sums 4I this low price . . and you'll save money on records, too. Many residents of liallardvale Au eighth grade guidance as- LEOPOLD-MORSE are annual visitors at the camp sembly was held Tuesday to pre- RCA Victor 45 rpm Red Seal records cost just 954 ... Bluebirds WORSTEDS and BOTANY whirls is a state reservation. pare the students for the ninth SUITS I only 464 ... others just 654. (Federal and local taxes extra.) grade which is the most important '500' Ballateener Glut) of their high school years. $395° Yes, "45" is sweeping the country. See ... The Ballateener club is still holding meetings every Wednes- The assembly Friday will be Extra Pants Available day in the precinct room. A busi- tcpresented by Room 9 of the $60 ness session is held at every other ninth grade. Joyce Mowart will be meeting and a social evening the in charge. Communit y singing Will GREY Easy be enjoyed. ELANDER Tee alternate Wednesdays. & SWANTON ReAlActor45 At the last business meeting The first meeting of the newly FLANNELS new by-laws were read and ap- organized student council with Is Headquarters for proved. The club recently re- new presiding officers and mem- Easter ceived a gift of a radio. bers was held Thursday. Topcoats and Hots, KNU A dance is being planned for Miss Nancy Iiird, seventh grade $50 Too ! HAROLD PHINNEY'S later in the month. Mrs. Alma English teacher, has beets ill for 286 ESSEX Marshall is the group advisor. the past two weeks. Miss Bird is PIANO TEMPLE'S ELECTRIC AND RADIO SHOP rein pera t ng ut the New England The Wright brothers made the Sanitarium at Stoneham. Mrs. 2-lattZter & 5tuattio 86 ANDOVER TEL. 1175 liver n l orris has been her substi- Essex Strc 66 MAIN ST. first successful flight in an airplane AN • • • V . INCORPORATED EXETER, N. in 1903. tute. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN - MARCH 16, 1950 Festival SAME CHANGE MIGHT tener quipped, "I'll bet that if he'd MARE A DIFFERCENE allow the Democrats to call the ,nd Crafts After Ohio's Sen. Robert A. law the Truman-Humphrey law, we'd see action fast enough- program of the film 'loft finished testifying before a and they wouldn't even have to e shown at 7:45 p. m. labor committee as to the need change the initials." - Pathfinder r. 20 at the Memorial af invoking a Taft-Hartley injunc- ion against John L. Lewis, a lis- has been planned on t COLLEGE EDUCATION of arts and crafts. AIDS ve films to be shown; REVOLUTION? and water color work, FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS I Too many U. S. colleges are flaking of a mural, one turning out "half-baked degree k, and one on the tam- holders and professional men," Le of art in Florence, STOCK YOUR FOOD charges Dr. James R. Killian Jr., h shows many phases LOCKER president of Massachusetts Insti- rt-ceramics, drawing, tute of Technology. leather tooling, sliver FOR Rauh: Unable to find "the kind jewelry designing. HEALTH INSURANCE of jobs they night expect," these 3 of the work of Thom- graduates may produce "a disaf- inton, one of America's fected intellectual proletariat." inters, will he interest. N. E. - Pathfinder film "Making Of A kit follows in complete MILK PRODUCERS ASS'N techniques followed by Special Articles TANTALLON RD. TEL. 709 eking a 22 foot mural Total $117,506 sas city woman's store. lie is cordially invited to (Continued from Page 1) Members of the newly-formed Commanders' club of the American Legion as they appeared at the party recently sponsored by the ie next program is Mon- 11. 87500 to repair and build club at the post headquarters in the Barnard building. Arranged in the order of their terms in office are, seated left to right, Paul M. Chee- ney, 1920; Thaxter Eaton, 1923; Francis P. Markey, 1924; Arthur L. Coleman, 1929-31; Joseph T. Remmes, 1934; Stafford A. Lindsay, 1937.38; 27, and will he "This sidewalks tinder B.P.W. Approved. Thomas P. Dea, 1939; standing, George C. Napier, 1941; Harold N. Wood, 1942; Mary G. Bailey, All-Women's post, 427, A.L., 1949; Edgar L." 12. $2500 for tractor and at- Northam, 1943; Arthur E. Steinert, 1946; and Kenneth L. Sherman, 1949. (Cole Photo) tachments for B.P.W. Approved. RIDGE LODGE 13. $14,000 to enclose Rogers land off Bancroft road for new 37. To accept Elm court as a 19. To act upon report of town trie driven pump and necessary Ridge Rebekah lodge will brook between Whittier and Chest- reservoir. Defeated. public way, on petition of Mary C. officers. Reports Accepted. equipment for use at Haggetts 7:45 p. m., Monday at Connor and others. Approved. nut streets. Postponed until next 18. $114,500 for improving 50. To transact any other busi- Poud pumping station. Approved. e rooms. Noble grand, town meeting. and enlarging water system with CEMETERY MEMORIALS 38. To accept Maywood drive ness that may legally come before riel Fisher presiding. A new six million gallon reservoir, Markers 14. $450 to purchase or seize as a public way, on petition of the meeting. Motion of Fred E. ar will follow. Monuments - with necessary piping, equipment Cen,tery Lettering land on easterly side of Chandler Claude P. Woodworth and others. Cheever that moderator appoint a road to widen present roadway. and relining high service main. Approved. WALLPAPER office- and Display at committee of five men to study Approved. Amendment for $34 500 approved. 1010E OF FINE Route No. 125 39. To accept West Wind road advisability of increasing the ALLIED PAINT STORES Knipe Rd. 18. $12,000 for high pressure )S AND LIQUORS Hill 15. $250 to purchase or seize as a public way, on petition of Lila school committee front five . to Joseph T. Gagne, President Ward system boiler to replace one con- land on westerly side of North A. Burton and others. Removed seven members. Defeated. demned at Haggetts pond pump- street to widen present roadway. from warrant. Special-$15,000 for new elec- 34 Amesbury St. Lawrence U1S SCANLON'S J.Kenneth Atwood ing station. Withdrawn. ANDOVER LINE* Approved. THE 0. Box 350 Tel. 24951 40. to rescind vote of town P. 1.6. $2500 to relocate existing 20. $4700 for parcel of land meeting Mar. 11, 1946, relative We have two full floors of items Haverhill, Mass. curb stones on west side of Stev- necessary for the relocation of to sum of $35,000 voted for sewer ens street and widen traveled way. Argilla road, and pave and grade Used by every businessman sante. Referred to next town meet- system. Approved. Approved. And if they don't give the answer ing. 41. To designate as business 17. $ tnno for 3.49 acres of We have catalogs that can ! . . Sec the 21. $20,000 for extending and district northerly side of Essex improving water system under street between Railroad avenue B.P.W. with approval of selectmen and Shawsheen river. on petition and finance committee. Articles of Edward O'llagan and others. 31, 32. 33 and 34 considered at Approved. LGIN same time. $20,000 approved. 42. $350 to print town by-laws. 22. $4000 for control of dutch Approved. 7-MUSICAL MASTERPICES-7 Ill-American Youth elm (llama. Approved. 43 To accept general laws rel- Continuous Daily - Regular Prices! 23. $1700 to purchase new ative to smoke nuisance preven- truck for moth department. Ap- tion. Approved. proved. 44. To accept revised building Wed. March 22 -- Lucia Di Lammermoor UCH SERIES 24. laws as building code when ap- Thur. March 23 -- Story of Tosca To autnorize school commit- tee to maintain state-aided voca- proved by attorney general. Ap- Fri. March 21- Elisir Di Amore proved. -10 Brilliantly Styled tional education and appropriate Sat. March 25 - Story of Carmen $980 therefor. Approved. 45. To accept from M. T. Stev- Sun. March 26 - Barber of Seville 512 6SSEX ST. LAWRENCE TEL LAW. 32769 Models by Henslee. 25. $1585 to be paid the state ens & Sons parcel of land on east- Mon. March 27 - Story of Rigolleto erly side of Stevens street for - 17-jewels • for assessments for members of Tues. March 28 - La Traviata Teachers' Retirement association street widening. Approved. on military leave of absence. Ap- 46. 8550 to construct press PRICED ONLY proved. booth on permanent bleechers at MODERN \NA 26. $10,000 for preliminary playstead. Withdrawn. plans for new 12-basic room ele- 47. To accept $1399 received LAWRENCE mentary school building plus in 1949 for perpetual care of lots other facilities at the central plant, in Spring Grove cemetery, and P oll ards $39" LOWELL and for new 6-basic room build- $500 for lots in South church cem- UNTIL APRIL 1st ing at West Center district and to etery. Approved. appoint school building committee. After April 1st 545 KNUEPFER 48. To determine disposition Amendment in which number of of unexpended cash appropriations rooms were not designated. Ap- and free cash in treasury. Voted & DIMMOCK LAWRENCE proved. that all unexpended appropriations JOHN H. 27. To see what action town be turned into the treasury except will take relative to pension for the following: retirement of Eugene P. Lovely at one half annual salary as prin- Article S (1946)- 'RECOE cipal of Punchard High school. History of Andover $2000. Article 22 (1945)---- jeweler • Optician Approved at rate of $2350 per annum. About $2000 to be raised Shaw property plans 2500. Article 4 (Dec. 1948)- 48 MAIN ST. in 1950. 28. $775 to convert present SeWer-Morton st. 400. TEL. no-tt boiler at Memorial library to oil. Article 19 (1945)- Water and Sewer Special Approved. She knows she 29. $2175 to improve lighting committee study 716.50 at Memorial library. Defeated. Article 44- 30. $2500 to resurface and im- Sewer Chestnut at. 600. looks important prove portion of Ballardvale play- Board of. Public Works ground for year round recreational machinery account 2088.76 if she wears purposes. Approved for $2350. Article 7 (Dec. 1948)- 31. $7500 to extend 10-in. Central at. bridge 70.68 this suit of over Inn water main on Bailey road a dis- Article 19- tance of 800 feet on petition of Andover at. bridge 6103.01 readway Inn* George W. Brouillard and others. Article 38 (1948)- SHEEN Considered with Article 21. Widening Dascomb rd. 19.80 SUPPER 32. $16110 to extend water Article 54- GABARDINE tax Land and wall, Dascomb 2.50 per person, inc. main along Flint circle 400 feet Dinner 6:15 to 7:45 on petition of Edward P. Hall and road 1500. r 12:30 to 2:30 others. Saute as Article 31. Article 30 (1948)- Sharply ruled lines form an Shawsiteen school yard 758.07 IDLE LV 33. $5000 to install water main arresting accent on this ' A,N= Manager • Ando v:r cif Lovejoy road a distance of 1200 Article 1 (May 1948)- t6 (lattiOhr Maravox on petition of Robert F. 51aclilack- Housing authority 395.47 sleek Sheen All Wool Wor- in and others. Same as Article 31. Article 5- Extending water system 1283.05 sted Gabardine suit by Har- 34. $18,000 to extend water ALL WOOL line on Salem street a distance of Article 24- ri. The precisely cut jacket Pumping equipment- 3550 feet on petition of John J. is lined with crepe and GABARDINES Conway and others. Same as Arti- Bancroft rd. 6080.13 Article 33- ;he METROPOLITAN "90" has Magnascope cle 31. detailed with a notched Water-Red Spring rd. 1200. with 121/2-inch picture tube, built-in filter 35. To accept Beech circle as rever collar and hand felled $45 AND $ 50 That $15,000 of the Overlay and antenna, simplified tuning and syn- a public way, on petition of George F. Dufton and others. Removed reserve be transferred to the re- buttonholes and other hand chronized sound control. In handsome blonde ,serve fund, and that $65,000 free SE from warrant. details. The wand slim skirt LEOPOLD-MOR finish, as shown, $749.50. In hand-rubbed 36. To accept Cornell road as cash be devoted to the assessors and BOTANY mahogany finish a public way, on petition of Ed- to reduce the 1950 tax rate, and is slit front center. Grey or to offset appropriationa for capital '500' SU ITS ward F. Murach and others. Ap- nay in sizes 12-18. proved. outlays voted in preceding articles. $60 '239" OPEN DAILY CI PRODUCTS OSGOOD ST TEL. 2129-W Easy Terms Available To Suit Your Convenience ELANDER $349, & SWANTON for A LARGE PINE COFFEE TABLE Is Headquarters 48" X 28" Easter Adaptation of an original tavern table with turned ieos Topcoats and Hots, KNUEPFER s DIMMOCK - and long single drawer. Too I 286 ESSEX STREET OPPOSITE EAGLE-TRIBUNE $60.00 PIANOS-RADIOS-FRIGIDAIRE-LUGGAGE f - ,ry day is open house to everybody . Come out and look around Pollard's Fashion Dept. Second Floor 86 Essex Street - Lawrence - Call Enterprise 5338 EXETER, N. THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 16, 1950

Monday: 7 p. m., Confirmation Tho Oklahoma Agricultural and Christ Church Mechanical college, at Stillwater, REV. JOHN S. MOSES. Rector class at the parsonage, 62 Elm st. At The Churches was founded in 1891. St. Joseph's Church Sunday: 8 a. m., Holy Commun- Tuesday: 7:30 p. in., Prudential ( Ballardvide) ion. 9:30 a. m., Sunday school. 11 committee; 8 p. m., Ping gong LE Sunday: 9 a.m., Mass. a. in., Morning prayer and sermon. club. 4.♦4. 5:45 p. in., Young People's follow- Wednesday: 1:15 p. ni., Week- commonwealth of ship. day school of the Christian reli- PROBATE St. Augustine's Church Monday: 7:30 gion. 7:30 p. in., the church choir. Docket No. REV. Tnomns P. FOGARTY. Pastor Estes... i.'t tendly society. Thursday: 10 a. in., All-day To all penons interesi late o Friday, 3:30 p. m., and 7:30 p. Tuesday: 5 p. in. Choir rehear- meeting of the woman's union; sou R. Alden m., Stations to the Cross. county, deceased. sal. 3:30 p. in., The junior choir. A petition has been is Saturday: 4 to 6 p. in., and 7:30 Thurialny : 10 a, in., Holy Com- be probate of a certain ♦ + ♦ mf to be the last will to 9 p. in., Confessions. munion. 3:45 p. m., Children's dinned by Andover Nat Sunday, Masses: 6:30 a. m., Methodist Church per in said County, pra service. 7:45 p. in. Evening ser- REV. EARL D. HAYVVOOD, Minute, Noted executor thereol 8:30 a. m., 9:45 a. rn., and 11:30 ry on its bond. Cha vice and sermon. Preacher: The Saturday: 7 p. m. Choir rehear- n. in. :rotor first named In Rev. David Hunter. sal. 7!:10 p. nt., Youth Fellowship kcened. Wednesday: 7:30 p, m., Rosary, tou desire to object meeting in parsonage. If Sermon and Benediction. + + + cumin should file a wr Sunday: 9:45 a m. Morning aid Court at Sale m bel Daily Mass: 7 and 7:45 a m. South Church the forenoon on the t wen REV. FREDF.RICK B. NOSS. Pastor worship and sermon. 10:50 a. m., 950, the return day of wanes% John V. l'he 10:30 church school. Friday: a. in., Devotional ji,dge sold Court, this life green will meet with Mrs. My- Wednesday: 8 p. m., Women's ai February In the year hundred and fifty. on Clark, 30 Chestnut at., subject Society fui Christian Service JOHN J. CO: "A Goodly Heritage". 7:15 p. m., meeting at the home of Mrs. wren, Clay Sc Toudinso Feu Street, Troop 73, boy scouts. George Davison with Mrs. John uvrewe, Mass. Dube as co-hostess. Sunday: 9:30 a. in., Church Commonwealth of I + school and the Junior church. PROBATE C 9:30 a. m., High school class. Baptist Church Your prescribed medicine is the Docket No. 2: fS. 10 . 45 a. m., Morning worship and ROY E. NELSON, JR., Afiniister final product of the combined To all persons intereate sermon; 10:45 a. in , Church kin- Sunday: "A Friendly Fellowship skills of two highly-trained pro- len J. Best late of Ander at the Meeting House in the fessional men. First the doctor Ironed. dergarten; 11:15 a. in., Education- who plans the medicine, and 4 petition hat been press al motion pictures; 6:00 p. Square". 9 a. m., Youth choir re- br probate of 2 certain In second, the pharmacist who eg to be the last will of hearsal. 9:30 a. on., Sunday Edgar Best of Young people's society. brings that plan Into its finished rge school. Herbert H. Otis, superin- wr, praying that he be form — by skillfully weighing, r thereof without givIra tendent. Classes for all ages. True measuring and mixing the dos nd. George C. Best tt to the Bible graded lessons. 10:30 tor's prescribed med in sod will having ingredients. II you desire to object th a. no., Morning service of worship This is the Joint effort—the tuner should file a writ with sermon by the pastor Rev. partnership in health—that d Court at Salem before stands between you croon on the twentiet Roy E. Nelson, Jr.. Subject: "On and pro. 50, the return day of thii longed illness. Witness, John V. Phela Beginning Front Within." 6:15 die of aid Court, this r p. in., Youth Fellowship in the par- Four generations of the Burblne family of Andover are repre- February in the year o: ndrrd and fifty. lor. Raeburn Hathaway, Jr., and sented here. Seated is Mrs. Nellie Burbine holding her great-grand- JOHN J. COS'I Richard Woodhead will be tile son Timothy J. Buckley, Jr. Standing, at left is Mrs. Burbine's You Can Pay Your leaders. Singspiration. Devotions. daughter, Mrs. Mary Surette and at right is the latter's daughter, mother of the youngster. (Cole Photo) Discussion. Mrs. Timothy J. Buckley, Telephone Bill Here Shopping Prol now is the time to plan to freshen-up your Tuesday: 7:30 p. in. Cottage home with new wallpaper and fabrics . . prayer meeting at the home of Mr. Wednesday: 3 p. in., Children's William "Bill" Barron, Jr. choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. in., Aug- and Mrs. Henry Birnstein, 182 OIL BURNER Custome-made work mented choir rehearsal in vestry. Elm st. SALES AND SERVICES Here's how Wednesday: 2:30 p. in. Colonist Thursday: 10:30 a. in., Ladies HarliganPharmaty of the church will pack the mis- Domestic Heating Systems to solve Pioneer girls in the vestry. 2:30 • p. m., Pilgrim Pioneer girls in the sionary box to be sent to South 4 Virginia Rd. Tel. And. 1987 them,easilyl Dakota. 8 p. m., The brotherhood Exclusive vestry. Thursday: 10:30 a. in. Woman's will meet in the vestry. Mr. Walter Fashions union in the vestry. 8 p. m., Adult Wilson, chairman. Dr. and Mrs. for the choir rehearsal in the parlor. Henry Hartwell will show motion Discriminating Friday: 7:30 p. m. Miss Jean pictures on "A Trip to Mexico Woman . . Neeley, the N. E. director of Pion- City". eer girls will present an evening Notes: The Junior Woman's of movies on the pioneer program union will hold a "Brush Party" and a talk on the "Pal" program. in the vestry on Friday, Mar. 24. All the ladies are invited to attend. Senior Woman's food sale will be held Saturday, Mar. 25 in the Free Church office of the Gas & Electric Co. If you're looking for get a service or pro REV. LEVERING REYNOLDS. Jr., Minister Orders may be given to Mrs. Friday: 11 a. in., Food sale in Lewis. you want, just turn t low pages. Stores and the Lawrence Gas & Electric store, be conveniently bouts for the benefit of the senior choir. Union Congregational Church 7 p. m., Boy scouts. REV. PAUL E. CALLAHAN, Minister Mt angled Telephone Saturday: 11 a. in., The Pastor's Sunday: 9:30 a m., Church class for young people preparing school. 11 a. in., Early Morning for church membership. worship. 5 p. in., Study group for YELLOVI Sunday: 9:30 a. m. Church young people on the Meaning of school. 11 a. in., Nursery class for Being a Church Member. 7 p. PAGES children whose parents wish to at- Pilgrim Fellowship. tend church. 11 a. m., Morning Notes: Junior choir practice at worship with sermon by the pas- 3:30 p. in., in the parsonage on • Fine, Two-Ply Yarn ! tor. 12 noon, Meeting of the Friday. Luncheon to be given in standing committee. 4 p. in., Class the church vestry Mar. 23, from • Tightly Twisted To Give Long Wearing Surface You needn't for adults preparing for church 11:30 to 1 o'clock by the Friendly • Washable ! membership. 6 p. m., Pilgrim fel- Guild. You , scheme lowship. • 9 And 12 Feet Widths ! can easily Wednesday : 2:30 p. in. The Here's Easy Way decorators, Pastor's class for young people. will blend p p. nt., Explorers. To Decide Your All-wool pile that will wear for years ! The rich texture not to be ft Thursday: 10 a. tn., Sewing Best Hair Style gives it a luxurious feeling underfoot. Grey, rose, green .. the righ meeting. 3:40 p. to. Junior choir ( but not all colors in all widths.) you call on rehearsal. 7:30 it, on., senior choir Any woman can get a very ac- rehearsal. curate idea of which hairstyle is Notes: On Friday. March 24, a best for her by a simple experi- LOOK AT THE INSIDE food sale for the benefit of the ment in front of her mirror. Good LORIS S boy scout camping fund will be Housekeeping magazine, which held in the Lawrence Gas & Elec- features the master handbook of LOOK AT THE OUTSIDE tric Co. store. The chairman for 50 new hair-dos in its March is- this sale will be Mrs. George sue, describes this simple home- Be Looking Adams and members of the parish test as follows: SEE THE LOW $91975 desiring to donate food are asked Looking in the mirror, accur- SPO to notify her. The proceeds of this ately outline, with soap, the re- George O'Conr PRICE TAG . . . 444 sale will be used to send the boy flection of your face. Keep this Tom Farr scouts and explorers of the (Terms if desired) shape in mind. Your hair should church to Camp Onway next sum- frame is prettily. mer. +++ Now comb and brush your hair West Parish into the general form of various ARLING1 coiffures you have seen, and ob- REV. JOHN G. GALKILL, kfininor Your Sunday: 10:30 a in. Children's serve whether they compliment A church service. Assimstants to the you. A BROADWAY pastor are to be Larry Muller and Pull back your hair severely. Gail Titcomb. Neil Morgan and See how this brings out every John Ozoonian will be ushers. line and feature in strong relief Classes in bible study are in the —fine for a perfect face, but is vestry for young people of junior it for you? high, and high school age; and the Rev. Newman Matthews conducts Now make a side part, comb an adult bible class. Kindergarten top flat, fluff the sides. Your face class is provided for all children seems shorter and wider—good whose parents desire to attend for a long phiz, not so happy for bible class and morning worship. a broad one. Earl A. Young, superintendent ot Part your hair in the middle. church school. 11 a. in , Morning See how the eye follows the part service of worship. Music by West —a drawback if you have a prob- Big in size, big in val., Parish church choir under direc- lem nose or unsymmetrical FEATURES tion of Mrs. Dean Hudgins. Miss big in features that count features. Marion L. Abbott, organist, Ser- • VEGETABLE for convenience and last- Brush your locks up and away mon by the pastor, "Christian softly at the temples. This coun- DRAWER • MEAT TRAY • ing service. And powered by Certainties." teracts a heavy jaw or dropping the famous G. E. sealed-in freezing 4:30 p. m., Inquirers' class will STAINLESS STEEL SUPER- lines—good if you want to look system, covered by 5-year meet in the vestry. (Note change FREEZER • TEI.A-FROST younger. protection plan. of hour). 5:30 p. m., Family INDICATOR • ACID- Night. Our parish families will Comb your hair down on the RESISTING INTERIOR Red4 zetawat gather for supper, each providing forehead, forward, at the temples Your Se; vow their own box luncheon. Coffee and ears. This crowds the features and milk will be served. Rev. Fred emphasizes age, glasses, skin de- Ensminger will show pictures of fects. a mission school in action. Fold your hair up iu back to M lay': 7:30 p. m. The Prayer simulate a short cut. Notice how ELECTRICITY Zip' group will meet at the parsonage. an extreme short cut emphasizes ESSEX AND LAWRENCE STRUTS, Tuesday: 2:30 p. tn. Pageant a too-lung chin or a heavy jaw- LAWRENCE. MASSACHUstITTI rehearsal. line.

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN — MARCH 16, 1950 11 Ionia Agricultural and college, at Stillwater, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Andover Housing Authority Local Girl Honored [ in 1891. LEGAL NOTICES CLASSIFIED ADS PURCHASE OF ELECTRIC RANGES Massachusetts At Abbot Academy to The Townsman ComMnwealth of FORECLOSURE NOTICE Sealed Bids will be received at the office Personal a Printing and Engraving e By virtue of the power of sale contained of the Authority. "Town House, Andover, PROBATE COUR I Massachusetts, until 5:00 o clock p.m.. E.S.T., Docket No. 230,001 in a certain mortgage deed given by Roy R. March 23, ROSE BI7SHES 39c EACH. Brandt and Ann Brandt, husband and 1950, for furnishing the following FOR PRINTING PLATES CALL equipment for Project Andover 2,81•1 at the a. interested in the estate of wife. to Lawrence Co-operative Bank, Morton St. site: Order now for April shipment. Lawrence 21304, Barr Engrav- lo all persons dated April 27th, 1948, recorded with ou II. Alden late of Andover in said 22 domestic electric ranges, apartment Pay when delivered. Red-Pink- ing Co. 238 Common St. Law- North Eases Registry of Deeds, Book 709, house she (panty, deceased. t with not less than 4 surface I • petition has been presented to said Cour Page 559, for breach of conditions con• burners and not more than or light pink. Name of rose is rence. e-TF certain instruinsurt purport. 22 Maier 2 tained In said mortgage deed and for the wide. Better Times. Roseland Supply to probate of purpose of foreclosing the same, will he ht to be the last will and a codicil of said Bids must be submitted in triplicate on PRINTING SERVICES IIY THE keened by Andover National Bank of And- sold at public auction on the premises on forms furnished V", the Authority and in 131 State St.. Boston, Room pa in said County, praying tliSt it be ap- Saturday. April 1st, 1950, at ten o'clock envelopes plainly marked "bid." 513 a-9-16-23-30 Publisher of your TOWNS- thereof without ving in the forenoon, all and singular the fol- pinuil eecutorx wan the Bid forms and specifications are available bond. Charles E. Co lowing described parcel of land situated upon request at the office of the Authority, MAN. Complete printing serv- aany on its aerator first named in said will having in Andover. Ems County, Massachusetts, and at the office of Joseph M. Corwin, 1411 Lost and Found ice for all your personal and bounded and described as follows: State Street, Boston, Massaihuvetts The emed• thereto you or your commercial requirements. Call If you desire to object Beginning at a point on the Easterly side specification dated January IS, 19511, and gogyiey should file a written appearance in of South Main Street One Hundred Eighty already in the hands of moat bidders, will LOST -- MONDAY EVENING, And. 1943. at Salem before ten o'clock in and 36/100 feet Northwesterly of a high- be used. A rebid is being taken because 4 aid Cann twentieth day of March March 13, in Memorial hall, or tie forenoon on the way bound set on the Easterly line of burner ranges are 'feared for the 3 and 4 1950, the return day of this citation. South Main Street; thence Northeasterly berlomm units. 'the Authority reserves the adjacent property', woman's imi- Help Wanted - Mole or Female Witness, John V. Phelan, Esquire. First by land now or late of one Marino Four right to reject any and all bids. ulge of said Court, this twenty-seventh day tation alligator skin purse con- ii Hundred Thirty feet, more or less, to land CHARLES G. HATCH, Chairman. COUNSELORS FOR DAY CAMP if February in the year one thousand nine now or formerly of one Gould; thence taining small purse, Men and women. College and Register. Northwesterly by said Gould's land Seventy- Co llllll onwealth of Massachusetts d J. COSTELLO, Oiling() and key V1180. Rewartl. JOINT Wd" "toiag. six and 35 / 1 00 feet to a point at land eRoBATE COURT high school age. Live at home--- VrwelL Clay k Tomlinson now or formerly of Catherine A. Byrne; Tel. And. 3 7 or return to :19 "II Essex Street, thence Smith...merely Two Hundred feet, Docket Nn a90.094 Andover or No. Andover. Trans- 512-9-16 Eswx, ss. Morton St. 15-16 Lnirtaim. Mau. more or less: thence again Southwesterly portation provided. John W. but bearing a little more Westerly Ninety To all persons inten-sted in the mute of Massachusetts Llewellyn Page, Wenham, Mass. Tel. EFFORT Commonwealth of feet to a point, said line passing through D. Pomeroy. late of Andover, in said County ESN, Services Offered PRORATE . 230COUR a point half way between the Southeasterly &crowd. PATRICIA EVELETH Hamilton 14. 2-9-16 llock ,060T corner of the main house next North and A petition has been presented to said :scribed medicine is the the Northeasterly corner of the main Court praying that Ilenry L. Pomeroy of BENDIX WASHING MACHINE Newburyport, in said County Essex, be An honor of more than initial Help Wanted—Female h )duct of the combined To all persons Molested in the estate of house on the land herein described: me.) Be,r lace of Andover in said County, thence again Southwesterly but bearing a appointed aihniniatrator of said estate with. note has been conferred upon alias certified repairs and service, two highly-trained pro- . out giving a surety on his bond. irceued. little Southerly One Hundred Eighteen and Patricia Eveleth, daughter of Mr. Hal. W. Wennik. Tel, Law. IF YOU HAVE THREE HOURS I men. First the doctor A petition has been presented to said Court 5/10 feet, more or less, to South Main If sou desire to object thereto you or ceruin Instrument purport- roar attorney should file a written appear- 39033 - 36031; Andover 1461. ens the medicine, and be probate of 3 Street; thence Southeasterly by the Easterly and Mrs. 11oward Eveleth, 134 a week to spare and are inter- to be the last will of said deceased by ance in said Court at Salem before ten the pharmacist Who og line of South Main Street, Fifty-six and Elm Ht., in her recent election as c-16-23-2-9-16 ested in receiving $36.00 in rge Edgar Bent of Andover in said 5/10 feet, tnore or less, to the point of o'clock in the forenoon on the twenty- hat plan Into its finished ufi,,, praying that he be appointed caeca- beginning. seventh day of March 1950, the return president of the freshman class merchandise at no coat to you, r thereof without giving a surety on his clay of this citation. by skillfully weighing, nd. George C. Best the other executor Said premises will he conveyed subject at Abbot academy. SEWING MACHINES, WASHING don't neglect to write for in- to and together with the benefit of a com• Witness, John V. Phelan. First Judge of ng and mixing the doe. med in said will having deceased. said Court, this ninth day of February machines and vacuums repaired formation and new 96 Page II you desire to object thereto you or your nton passageway twelve feet in width, the The distinction is quite unusual prescribed ingredients. center line of which in the year one thousand nine hundred by Singer trained mechanic, 3 written appearance in is the Northerly and fifty. catalog to the headquarters for the Joint effort —the torney should file boundary line of the above described prem- in that Miss Eyelet!) la one of the id Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the JOHN J. COSTE1.11), Register William Christy, Old Boston merchandise clubs, GOODWIN ship in health—that moon on the twentieth day of March ises as set forth in a deed to Roy R. few members of the class who are • Brandt and Ann Brandt from Harry R. /49.16-23 Road. Tel. 1033R. CLUBS. INC., Dept. 2, 8 Cath- between you and pro- 950, the ream day of this citation. Lawrence, Executor under the will of day students at the academy. Witness, John V l'helan, Esquire. First c-2-9-16-23-30 erine sr., Utica, New York. 11-16 illness. Catherine A. Byrne and as indicated on Commonwealth of Massachusetts edge of said Court., this twenty-seventh day Clftss officers almost alwaya are the plan of land entitled: "Plan of Land PROBATE COURT February in the year one thousand nine chosen from among the boarding ardent and fifty. in Andover. Mass., belonging to Estate of Docket No. 230,064 HEAVY MACHINERY MOVING-- Articles for Sale JOHN J. COSTELLO. Register. Catherine A. Byrne," recorded with North Essex, as. students due to their availability M2.9-in Essex Registry of Deeds, as Plan No. 141,4. To all persons interested in the estate of St. Clair Crouse Co.. 654 Pros- for evening meetings. SLIGHTLY USED - - WHITE 4 Being the same penises conveyed to Walter I. Churchill late of Andover In said pect St., Methuen, Tel. Res. ou Can Pay Your Roy R. Brandt and Ann Brandt by County, deceased. burner Florence gas stove. Ex- A petition has been presented to said Court Miss Eveleth, a "prep" in the 28369 or 22718. Harry R. Lawrence. Executor, by deed c-TF cellent condition. Price $60.00. olephone Bill Here 'Slopping Problems? dated May 22, 1944, recorded with said for probate of a certain instrument purport. class of 1953. attended the Union- ins to the last will of said deceased by May. Registry of Deeds. Book 664, Page 426. ville. Pa., Consolidated school be- Tcl And. 1544. o-16 'rhe said premises will be sold subject Belle S. Churchill of Andover in said CountY, THE HANDY MEN SERVICE CO praying that she to all unpaid taxes or any other liens due be appointed executrix fore coming to Andover with her DOMESTIC AND PROFESSION- thereof without giving a surety on her bond. Realtors the Town of Andover. parents nearly two years ago. In Five Hundred Dollars cash deposit at the If you desire to object thneto too or your AL CLEANING. Tel. 86293 or attorney should file a written appearance in Here's how time of sale, the balance to he paid within 1949 she graduated from the Pike 22638. c-2-9-16-23 MISS TIIOMES REAL ESTATE ten days thereafter. said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the liganPharnuify forenoon on the twentieth day of March school, where she was an honor to solve CLAUDE P. WOODWORTH. AGENCY ROCKY HILL ROAD, 1950, the return day of this citation. student. and entered Abbot last ALL AROUND CARPENTER - •fi Oast. Assignee and Present Holder of ANDOVER. HOMES OR LAND. Witness, John V. Phelan. Esquire, First will do your work by contract `them, easily! r said Mortgage. Judge of said Court, this twenty•seventb day fall where she is taking a college M9.16-23 of February in the year one thousand nine or by the day. Call me for an Albion G. Peirce hundred and fifty. preparatory course. Wanted—Real Estate t •attorney-at•Law JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register estimate. W. P. Chick, Tel. And. Odd Fellows Building From the office of 1918W-3. C-23-2-9-16-23 W A NT ED ',Altai-HOME SITE Methuen, Mass. Albion C. Peirce in Andover, whilst it good ploy Odd Fellows Bldg. Teachers Granted ARCHIE Commonwealth of Massachusetts Methuen, Mass. M2.9.16 RUBBISH AND GARBAGE RE- of land up to 4 acres in size. MOVAL, Landscape Gardening. l'ROBATE COURT Commonwealth of Massachusetts Must be accessible to a shopping Essex, ss. Rate reasonable, Henry LaRosa, center. Write giving full par- S. To all persons interested in the estate of PROBATE COURT Annual Increases Jean Watson MacLean, late of Andover, Docket No. 225,751 27 Corbett st., Andover. Tel. 468 ticular); to 11-78, Box 9, Ando- Essex, ss. in said County, deceased. Step increase) were granted 47 c-9-16-23-30-6 To all persons interested in the estate of ver. t-16 A petition has been presented to said teachers by the school committee :OUNTRY'S Court for probate of a certain instrument CATHERINE M. CASEY. late of Andover, in said County, deceased. purporting to be the last will of said at its regular meeting Tuesday CARPENTER — GENERAL RS- Wanted to Buy The administrator with the will deceased by: Arthur Fyfe of Andover. in annexed pairs, roofing, siding, combina- If you're looking for a place to of the estate of said deceased has presented night and other teachers were re- said County, praying that he be appointed to said Court for allowance his first ANTIQUES OR ANYTIIING OLD 'ERS ! get a service or product that executor thereof without giving a surety and final elected with increases. tion windows. Reasonable. Also account. Marbletop, Walnut, Grape and you want, just turn to the yel- on his bond. If you denier to object thereto you or your work done at Hummer resorts; If you desire to object thereto you or The session opened with a or- low pages. Stores and firms can attorney should file a written appearance in 3 years to pay. Frank Gainley, Rose-carved Furniture. Glass your attorney should file a written appear- said Court at Salem before ten o'clock in the ganization at which the senior ance in said Court at Lawrence before ten Box 506, Lawrence. Tel. 33751. China. Silver, Jewelry, Clocks. -WIST be conveniently found in forenoon on the third day of April. 1950, the member, William A. Doherty, pre- o'clock in the forenoon on the tenth day return day of this citation. c-16 Prints, Frames, Guns. Coins, of April 1550, the return day of this cita- sided. Gordon L. Colquhoun was / Classified Telephone Directory Witness, John V. Phelan. Esquire, First Furniture. Etc. William F'. tion. Judge of said Court. this tenth miss of hlarch. unanimously re-elected chairman Witness, John V. Phelan. First Judge of in the year one thousand nine hundred and Graham. Jr., 165 Golden Hill said Court. this first day of March in the fifty. and Mr. Doherty re-elected secre- Ave., Ilaverhill, Mass., Tele- 0 0 M YELLOW year one thousand nine hundred and fifty. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register. tary. JOHN J. COSTELLO, Register William H. Keller. Esq. Subscribe to The Townsman phone Haverhill 23708. Will • From the office of 716 Bay State Building Chairman Colquhoun reappoint- M. Greeley Lawrence. Mauachusetts hf 16.23.30 call to look. PAGES Anna ed the special committee on ath Attorney-at-Law . yd. National Bank Building MORTGAGEE'S SALE letics to study the whole athletic Andover, Massachusetu M9.16-23 By virtue and in execution of the power system of the schools, and asked of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed, GEO. W. HORNE CO. given by HENRY BOURQUE and LAURA for a report at tile May meeting. BOURQUE. husband and wife, both of An• This study is brought about by the LAWRENCE. MASS. duvet:. Essex County, Massachusetts, to Max action on dropping track as a TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK g Wearing Surface ' Geller, of Lawrence, in said County, dated You needn't associate fine wallpaper that will fit into November 8. 1949, and recorded with Essex major sport last year and then North District Registry of Deeds, in Book SPECIALIZING IN ASPHALT SHINGLING your scheme of things with a long, drawn out hunt. We 729, Page 129, for breach of conditions con. restoring it again. The committee Telephone 7339 Established 1854 Mined in said mortgage deed and for the includes Mrs. Dorothy Partridge, can easily spare you all that anxiety. As interior purpose of foreclosing the same. and in ac• decorators, we have access to distinctive papers that cordance with a decree of the Land Court, chairman, Mr. Doherty. Kenneth (Case No. 13142 Mist.) will be sold at pub- L. Sherman, superintendent of will blend perfectly with your room tempo and yet are lic auction on the mortgaged premises at No. 17 Dutton Road. in said Andover, on Wed. schools. and Charier, A. Gregory, not to be found on the open market. Yes, wallpapers Folks, We Remember An Experience . . . rears ! The rich texture nesday, April 12, 1950. at ten o'clock A. M., acting principal of Punchard high ... the right wallpapers . . . are at your disposal when the premises conveyed by said mortgage decd, rfoot. Grey, rose, green namely: school. you call on us. certain parcel of land with all the build• we had with swing-out garage doors freezing one winter, all widths.) ings thereon, situated in Andover, on the The, chairman announced au it was exasperating to soy the least. Save your time and easterly side of Dutton Road, and bounded area conference with tile Massa- Interior Decorators and described as follows: Beginning eta point on the easterly side chusetts School Committee asso- temper, let us install a Genuine Overhead Door on your 244 SO. MAIN STREET Floor of Dalton Road at its intersection with the ciation to be held in the junior new or old garage and give you ease of operation. Con- LORIS STEFANI TEL. 1438-W northerly line of a proposed street called Sargent Street; thence Northerly by said high school Saturday, Apr. 1 be- tact our Overhead Door department tomorrow and get Dalton Road seventy (701 feet to land now ginning let 2 p in. or formerly of Dutton; thence the line turns full details. Tel. Law. 37151 at right angles to said Dutton Road and The resignation of Eugene V. 'II Be Looking For You At The Rills Easterly by said land of Dalton, one hundred (100) feet to other land of said Lovely its principal of Punchard Dutton; thence the line tarsus and runs was read and accepted with regret. Southerly by said other land of Dutton se, LAWRENCE PLATE and WINDOW GLASS COMPANY CE SPORTSMEN'S SHOW ents (701 feet to said proposed street; thence Mr. Doherty. Mrs. Partridge the line turns and runs Westerly one hun• George O'Connor Edward Mercier Fred Lumb dried (100) feet to said Dutton Road at the and 'Miss Anna M. Greeley. now 417 CANAL STREET LAWRENCE, MASS. Tom Farrell John McCusker point of beginning. member who was attending her Said premises will be sold subject to a Telephone Law. 3-7151 Joe Patelle prior mortgage to the Community Savings first meeting, were appointed a Bank, in the original sum of four thousand committee to draw up resolutions "KEN" CROMPTON'S ($4.000.00) dollars, and also subject to alt • unpaid taxes and to any other municipal on Mr. Lovely's resignation. The assessments. three members, all graduates of A deposit of five hundred ($500.001 dollars ARLINGTON MOTORS, INC. in cash will be required to be paid by the tainchard, were under Mr. Loy., TEL. 11-W purchaser at the time and plate of sale. FREE Your Mercury and Lincoln Dealer Other terms will be announced at the sale. ly's supervision during their PARKING ANDOVER MAX GELLER, school years. e^- Authorized Sales and Service Mortgagee and present holder. BROADWAY LAWRENCE • TEL. 37188 A. John Ganem. Attorney • 705 Cregg Building Lawrence. Massachusetts S1 16.23.30 PLAYHOUSE NATIONAL BANK -4.1.1111111111/ ANDOVER CIVIL SERVICE Friday, Saturday—March 17, 18 The following pass book issued by the Andover National Bank has been lost and Montana ...... 3:30 6:30 9:30 application has been made for the issuance JOBS ARE BEST ..1 duplicate book. Public notice of such Errol Flynn—Alexis Smith application is hereby given in accordance SECURITY FOR LIFE! milt Section 40, Chapter 590, of the Acts Tension . . . . . 1 :45 4 .45 7 :45 iif 1908. Payment has been stopped. Police Exam Ordered Richard Basehart—Audrey Totter IbNrL No. 8093. CHESTER W. HOLLAND. Cashier For Andover-North Andover Sunday, Monday—March 19, 20 M9-1-23 Exam Date April 29, 1950 Whirlpool 3:05 6:00 8:55 GET THE JUMP—PREPARE YOURSELF til'ItING.C1..LSSES .1T vw WITH OUR HOME STUDY COURSE Gene Tierney—Richard Conte new spring term for classes The DONOHUE TRAINING GETS RESULTS Chinatown at Midnight ...... 1:45 4:40 7:35 will start at the Lawrence YWCA Over 20 Years' experience preparing Hurd Hatfield—Jean Willes the week of Mar. 27. All classes applicants for Civil Service IEN YOU SA are now open for registration. Other Courses—Motor Vehicle Examiner Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday—March 21, 22, 23 Cross Coal Co. Expected Soon—Jr. Clark - Typist Classes fur adults in the health Exam expected on Mop 6, 1950 12 O'clock High 2:30 5:25 8:20 education department will include FOR FULL INFORMATION Gregory Peck—Hugh Marlowe EGULARLY WRITE OR CALL KE 6-4513 social dancing, exercise. figure sa ininting and Sport Subject—This Is America COAL COKE — OIL roller sk a I lug. DONOHUE'S CIVIL tither sports. The figure charm SERVICE INSTITUTE Friday, Saturday—March 24, 25 course will have sperial exervises OIL BURNERS 271 Huntington Ave , Boston Key To The City 3:00 5:55 8:50 to solve figure problems. Clark Goble—Loretta Young—Frank Morgan Tough Assignment 1:45 4:40 7:35 S RUTH HAMMOND Don Barry--Marjorie Steele Saturday Morning Movie for Children at 10 o'clock SPRING BLOUSES, $2.95 up. Sizes 32-38 Western Feature—Adventures of Sir Galahad No. 1. First ID LAWRENCE STREETS, 14 PARK STREET episode of new serial. Cartoons and short subjects MASSACRUSITTE

THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN —MARCH 16, 1950

ber of points in which the tax- who gave reasons for opposing the Ralph Davis, son of Mr. and Let us r1 Water Extensions Ballardvale Loses New Reservoir Defeated payers' association was in agree- reservoir. Mrs. Freeman J. Davis of Milk et.. resolutions d Made During 1948 Its Fight Against (Continued from Page 1) ment with the hoard of public During this discussion it was No. Andover, a student at thy establish free, works and proposed an amend- stated by Mr. Stillman that North Phil Saltman school of Modern — MILLAR (Continued from Page 1) ing the evening, had the strong Automatic Gates ment as follows: To see if the Andover with a much smaller pop- music in Boston hits been honored According to the annual report (Continued from Page 1) backing of those present. As a re- town will vote to raise and appro- ulation than Andover has a stor- by being selected to perform at of the water department cast iron sult it succeeded in having these the Boston Piano Fair to be held Discussing the petition of the priate the amount of $31,500 for age of three million gallons of cement lined mains were installed requests reduced to $84,000. at New England Mutual hall Mar railroad for approval of the in- the purpose of improving and en- water. as follows; Canterbury street, 125 22 and 2:1. stallation of flashing lights and The association approved the larging certain facilities of the The amendment to appropriate feet; Beacon street, 250 feet; .] automatic half gates electrically $15,000 for the new pump, and water system. The work contem- $34,500 tor this work was offered VOLUME 6. Gould road, 1581 feet; High Plain plated tinder this article consists operated, the ruling states: $34,500 for pumps and piping at and carried by a strong voice vote 127 MAIN road, 1188 feet; Princeton ave- the high service pumping station, of the following: first, new pump- of "ayes''. P A U S nue, 541 feet; Ayer street, 81 A public hearing was held on ing equipment, controls, measur- TEL. 2125 T. cleaning and relining of small por- The article to buy the land on 19 Years' Experience feet; Wildwood road, 862. The the above entitle.. matter on Oct. ing devices and necessary piping VIEW 19. 1949. tions of the high service mains. Bancroft ma.. came up next. Mr. • Dressmaking • Remodeling mains on High Plain road and re-arrangements all at the high White favored obtaining the land The first article dealing with the • Alterations Wildwood road were 10-inch, the Tewksbury ani Andover :streets service pumping station; secondly, for the future but the article wits water situation came up just at ladies' Suits, fioos8‘rd,anr,1 Dres.es others six-Inch. cross at grade the double tracks the cleaning and relining of the defeated Made OF 71 An additional 400 feet of 6-inch of the western route of the Port- 8:30 p. m., at which time a re- present force main from the high water pipe was purchased under land division of the 11 & M rail- cess was called and the clerk read service pumping station to the Ole article making a total expen- road in the Town of Andover at the call for a special town meeting high service reservoir, and clean- NE W.1 diture of $20,000. the Ballardvale station. The cross- which contained one article for a ing and relining small portions of ay LEON.1 new engine-driven pump at Hag- Under an appropriation made in ing is now protected by manually the high service mains; work to The present getts pond. 1948 there were 1351 feet of 8- operated gates 24 hours per day. proceed only with the approval lam in China t inch pipe laid in Red Spring road. The railroad corporation pro- This was referred to the regu- of the board of selectmen, the fin- of the Asiatic This work involved an expenditure poses to install in lieu of said lar town meeting and considered ance committee and the hoard of Indo-China, Bu of $5414. manually operated gates, auto- with article 19 calling for $12,000 public works. pressure. Yet The report also states; The 6- matte electric flashing light sig- to purchase a high service steam Various speakers were heard have more tha: inch line crossing the Stevens nals with pedestrian bell in COM- boiler at the station on this subject. Howell M. Still- 3E19 Far East. Unit street bridge was removed for the 101i3 bination with automatic gates. Sidney P. White, chairman of man, chairman of the finance com- of Indonesian construction of the new bridge Concern was shown by the op- the board of public works, read mittee, reported the committee's deuce, and Br and later was relaid with new position for the safety of the chil- z.n amendment to the special war- approval of the article. He be- from India aft] pipe. dren living in the district. We rant, as follows: — see if the town lieved the basic problem was a vantages In out During 1949, 531.844,000 gal- fully appreciate this concern will vote to raise and appropriate matter of storage and continuous As long as In lons of water were pumped at the which is only natural. Neverthe- the Hum of $15,000 for the purpose postponement of a new reservoir British control Haggetts Pond pumping station less, it is not substantiated by our of purchasing and installing an would pile up a terrific tax rate sore-spot. In fa for a daily average of 1,457,000 records which indicate that over electric-driver centrifugal pump at a future date. tar as to say thi gallons. The steam turbine was ;t period of years no school child of India could together with the necessary elec- Vincent Treanor, president of in operation 2008 hours, 50 min- has been involved in an accident ONE CAR GARAGE British. Such a utes, and the electric pump 4403 tric motor, foundations, piping, the Andover Taxpayers' associa- where the proposed form of auto- i.nd other appurtenances including been for home hours, 55 minutes. tion and leading opponent of the matic protection is in service. provision for connection to a gaso- it did carry a tl The report also shows that the reservoir proposal, explained the Evidence presented at the hear- line or deisel power unit to be used to Britain. At fl amount of water pumped during work of experts of his organization ing indicates that the failure of as a future auxiliary, for use at seem that India the year was the largest in the on the matter and introduced Nor- the automatic form of protection Haggetts Pond pumping station, COMPLETE FOR ONLY spot, with the department's history. man Thompson of Chestnut street is rare, while the failure of the opetition of the board of public India and Pail human element at manually pro- works. other on the cot PTA To Give Tea tected grade crossings is alto- Not a prefab but a sturdy, well built Kashmir. Agree The capacity would be 2500 gal- gether too frequent. We are cog- garage that will harmonize with your lion is not goot At Stowe School lons per minute. The taxpayers' MODERN nizant of our responsibility to home. Call And. 704-M for full particulars ilia may yet pr association approved this article (Continued from Page 1) protect human life at railroad INSURANCE gacle to Russia and it was adopted. Article 19 crossings and to safeguard the COVERAGE . . . . Far East. India Lowell Teachers' college, who calling for the steam boiler, was • Size 11' x 20' • Cement Block Foundation public. In doing so, we must rely Asiatics a count] will speak on earents Are Teach- withdrawn. Requires specialized knowl- on our experience and of the ex- • 4" Concrete Floor • 2-Section Overhead Door itself front whit ers." Miss O'Rourke will explain edge and the service of ex- the part that parents play in their perience of other jurisdictions On the $114,500 item Mr. White • Standard 1" Garage dia championed children's daily progress through end the opinions of outstanding offered a motion to raise $64,500 perts. • Rigidly Framed Siding rionesia; today safety engineers throughout the by appropriation and transfer Our trained seasoned staff cause of all As school. • Asphalt Shingle Roof • 2 Full Size Windows After the meeting in Stowe country. We have carefully ex- $50,000 front available funds for is prepared to give you such wish to become hall, parents are invited to ad- amined the facts and evidence in this work. He reviewed the studies service. (Continued journ to the classrooms where re- this case and have determined made of the water system since All Workmanship Guaranteed freshments will be served and that the better security of human 1922 when the firm of Weston & Just Call where they will be given an op- life requires the proposed install- Sampson, consulting engineers of Other designs and sizes at comparably low Three Yo portunity to meet teachers and ation of automatic flashing light Boston were first called in. Subse- prices. other parents. Children's work signals, automatic electrically quent reports, Mr. White said, In W. And operated gates and an automatic called for a new reservoir and the Smart & Flagg will be on display in the various Police believe pedestrian bell in lieu of the pres- board of public works would not classrooms. cleared up the M ent manually operated gates.. be serving the town properly if James D. HAMILTON Lawrence taxi dr Therefore, after notice, public it ignored them. The Insurance Office WEDDING INTENTIONS Tel. 704-M clover alb the hearing and consideration, it is Jenkins Road Andover The following wedding inten- Mr. Kimba.1 discussed the num- Bank Bldg. Andover 870 three youths and ORDERED: That the B & M tions have been filed at the office of one in distric of Town Clerk George H. Win- railroad company cause to be in- renee last Thurs stalled and therefore operated and slow: Joseph A. D Richard D. Keller. 11 Mascoma maintained as a warning signal School at., pie st., Wollaston, anti Shirley P. for all track movements, auto- matic electric flashing light sig- charges of robba Cordon, 47 Union st. and the larceny Raymond L. Chapel, 6938 Kil- nals with pedestrian bell in com- bination with automatic gates at police that lie at patrick ave., Chicago. Ill., and held up and robt Barbara Somers, 354 N. Main st. the crossing at grade of its rail- road with Andover and Tewksbury rut of lAwrence, a toe pistol. streets in the town of Andover, Seca WELL, WELL! Mies involved the Groom—If I'd known that tun- and it is ued a week anti nel was going to be so long, dar- FURTHER ORDERED: That mails court toe ling, I'd have kissed you. the. crossing warning signs Gen- Bride—Gracious! Wasn't that eral Laws (Ter. Ed.) c. 160, s. Lin Fence po I ic other you? 140, mem. in connection with said Cage gave 9 installation shall be reflectorized to local police w and of a type approved by the de- 011eer.leseph E. I partment, and it is big Daley. Police FORCAYROIUR FURTHER ORDERED: That the his part in the a BEST distant warning signs (disc signs) (ate(' the two L at all approaches, to said crossing The other two wf :hall be of a type described in delinquency. General Laws (Ter. Ed.) c. 160, .44 s. 142 as amended and shall be equipped with reflector buttons 161 TRAINS are back ... 161! II-Womel 0,044 or any other reflecting device, FURTHER ORDERED: That said lects Of installation slia.11 be completed —And a Million Thanks to You! Inas Jeanie MI FORD not later than June 30, 1950, in commander of a manner satisfactory to the de- At midnight on Sunday, March 12, what this order would have meant in times because there weren't enough et, 427, Amer partment. e meeting Mar PARTS By order of the department. we restored the trains which were tem- further inconvenience if we did not seats to go around — and because the ell, a charter (signed) James M. Cushing, porarily discontinued due to the Inter- have 95% of our freight and almost all emergency occurred during the worst .st, gurce.3ds Secretary state Commerce Commission order in of our through passenger trains diesel- weather of the winter. olker as comma' Other officers 11R-R-R SHAWSHEEN the national coal emergency. We have izedl) To our regular customers, and to all Its. Louise Wolf "How did you come out in your MOTOR MART ander; Sirs. Ed exams?" restored to service every train which those who turn to the train for bad Your Andover Ford Dealer The cut was a BIG operation, and utant and flnan "I knocked them cold." 47 Haverhill St., Shawaheen was discontinued. Therefore, your weather transportation: Stay with usl are). Patrick. "How was that?" we want to express a BIG "thank you" d Tel. 767—Law. 5635 Boston and Maine timetable is today Ride with us dayl We need your ry G. Bailey, "Got zero." to our patrons for their patience and every clobber and hi as reliable and accurate as it was prior as, understanding during this difficult patronage — you need our comfort, executive to Feb. 10, the date the trains were The installatiot HO 14 EST period. Your appreciation of our prob. economy and dependabilityl Ask for DEALING, temporarily discontinued. held with fit YOU'LL FIND lems repays the extra hours of thought the regular B and M timetable and P.m. April 2 t rooms. 1 select the trains that best suit your OUR PRICES MORE When the order came to cut by 50% and work which our people put into commuting requirements. We're h ock our use of coal burning locomotives. an all-out effort to comply with the THAN FAIR, on full schedulel many people were surprised to learn Government order and yet give the DIAWSHEE WE DEAL WITH PEOPLE Route 28— what this meant. The cancellation of most service possible. Shat ON THE SQUARE 161 trains caused general concern We also want to thank all of you DI NING now operat amongst our patrons. However we for your suggestions and letters. For managen were able to continue over 260 trains instance, one good friend running a John serving nearly all of our commuters. H. factory offered us one half of all the of Anc coal he had on hand. We were able to It is not generally realized that we SPEC add some of the extra stops that our Busi are one of the largest com.nuter rail- nessmen't patrons asked for. (Remember — all 85 roads in this country: we carried 12, A taste trez special stops are now and your 138.217 commutation passengers dur- discontinued.) riPED W. DOYLE ing the year 1949. (You can imagine Many riders had to stand up some, Blum Catering For qe4tvudemikactot our dining CHANDLER RD. • ANDOVER,MASS •9ci 1642 bocati BOSTON and MAINE RAILROAD Skew Menus