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November wanes, It woulc visit Sutherland's, Your Christmas Store, now and make your gift the qualities of color, his selections. You'll be rested and relaxed when Christmas day dawns story-telling . it will be a more enjoyable holiday for you. of the gallery emanates fro Showing drama as the illusionistic p ONE STOP SHOPPING DELIVERY SERVICE ations, whil€ You can Christmas shop ONE-STOP SUTHERLAND'S delivers to Andover Jerome," anc at SUTHERLAND'S! Five, great floors daily. No need to be burdened with Samples are just teeming with delightful gift ideas bundles . ask us to deliver. They Rembrandt's for every giving occasion. will be taken right to your door at no Archangel Gc extra charge. Robiesti) "Si PERSONAL SHOPPER A separ Anne Betty Sutton will shop for you! WRAPPING SERVICE ders of the through the Anne Betty is ready with suggestions, Just say: "I'd like to have this gift- the editor o. too. Call her about your shopping wrapped" . and for a small charge, mission for t problems . you'll enjoy her assist- your gift will be beautifully wrapped monuments i once. to take its proud place under the tree. it is possibl, Child," whit salt mine in packed, rerr journey to B vaging of b tions, looted the collectio M. R. A. an mendous toy Canvass foi The West 1 ticipating in canvass of ti and Andover on Sunday aft ers of the cs misfit for a The organizal STORE HOURS — 9:30 TO 5:30 DAILY IANDOVEI OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 9 O'CLOCK LICE NOW THRU CHRISTMAS LOANS Room 4 — TO 'PHONE SUTHERLAND'S CALL ANDOVER 300 • NO TOLL CHARGE Elm Square Tele! THE ANDO\ El Greco's Masterpiece, "The Annunciation," At Addison for One Week Every once in a while something extraordinary happens that makes you stop for a minute just to be glad that this is happening to you. that you haven't inadvertently sidestepped a momentary experience that is lastingly enriching. Sometimes it is planned but often you stumble upon it unaware. It was like that on Tuesday when I rushed up the hill to the Art Gallery to see what "this picture" was all about that is being shown for just one week in connection with Patrick Morgan's lecture on "The Background of Modern Art." The exhibit was being hung in the large room upstairs and people were dashing around measuring and planning and discussing what would go where, but in the center of the long wall, its serenity undisturbed by the bustle, was IT, El Greco's master- piece of "The Annunciation," its radiance undimmed by the centuries. It would be possible, I suppose, to put to prosaic words the qualities of the painting that make it great, El Greco's use of color, his rhythm of lights and shadow, the emotional and story-telling elements. But it is better to slip quietly into one of the gallery benches, to absorb and store up the beauty that emanates from the old masterpiece. Showing the gradual build-up in emotional intensity and drama as the Renaissance artists increased their knowledge of illusionistic paintings are other interpretations of the annunci- ations, while other works of El Greco, including his "St. Jerome," and of his contemporaries show the trend of the time. Samples are: Allesandro Magnasco's "St. Jerome Praying," Rembrandt's "Christ on the Cross," Simone Marlini's "The Archangel Gabriel" and "The Virgin," and Tintoretto's (Jacob Robiesti) "Study From an Antique Head." A separate exhibit but not out of keeping with the won- ders of the old masters and the preservation of their works through the ages is a photographic collection assembled by the editor of Life in collaboration with the American Com- mission for the protection and salvage of artistic and historic E1 Greco's "The Annunciation" at Addison Gallery for one wdek, monuments in war areas which is also current at Addison. Here was loaned for the exhibit by Ralph M. Coe of Cleveland, Ohio. it is possible to follow how Michelangelo's "Madonna and Child," which was stolen from Burges, Belgium, and left in a Apprentice Training Program salt mine in the Austrian mountains, was discovered, properly For Tilesetters Is Instituted packed, removed from the mine and started on its return Adequate numbers of skilled tile- before generally attained," the com- journey to Belgium by officers of the M. F. A. and A. The sal- setters for anticipated increased de- mittee report said. vaging of books, archives, manuscripts and museum collec- mand for clay tile are assured Members of the committee ar- communities in Essex county under rainging the apprentice program in- tions, looted by the Germans, attempts to restore and return clude Francis L. Galassi, Boston, an apprentice training program just the collections to the rightful owners are all problems of the Hugo C. Baratta, Cambridge, and announced for Boston and vicinity Joseph C. Masi, Medford, tile con- M. R. A. and A., and the accomplishments made in this tre- by a joint committee of tile con- tractors; and Peter Masi, Medford, mendous task are all displayed for visual inspection. tractors and union representatives. William P. Urban, Somerville, and Henry McCulloch, Cambridge, rep- E. L. B. Worked out in cooperation with the regional office of the Apprentice resenting Tile Layers Local No. 8, Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers out with teams of volunteer visitors Training Service, U. S. Department Canvass for Church of Labor, the program will provide International Union. under ten captains who are as fol- Aiding the committee as con- The West Parish church is par- lowslows: John A. Brodhead, Herb- GI's learning the tile trade with in- tensive training on the job, com- sultants were J. E. Johnson, region- ticipating in the annual financial ert P. Carter, Arthur R. Lewis, al supervisor of the Apprentice Lathrop Merrick, Miss Ebba Peter- bined with three years of related canvass of the Greater Lawrence schoolng. Instruction will cover Training Service, and Alfred A. son, Leverett N. Putnam, William , and Andover Protestant churches blue print reading, mathematics, Frantz of the Tile Council of Stewart, Horace R. Thomas, Mrs. America, representing the floor and on Sunday afternoon, and the lead- J. Leverett White, and Richard L. trade science and details of all ers of the canvass are very opti- types of tile setting work, and will wall tile manufacturing industry, Williams. The general chairman of mistic for a successful campaign.' be given in cooperation with the which is furnishing tilesetting text- the canvass, is Lathrop Merrick. On Massachusetts Division of Vocation- books and the tile for classes. The organization has been carried the canvass committee with him al Education, according to the com- are Fred W. Doyle and William mittee. ANDOVER FINANCE CO. Stewart. Agent for Airplane Reservations, The captains with their teams of "Demand for construction of Hotels and Steamship Lines LICENSE NO. 98 canvassers will meet at the vestry homes, commercial and public LOANS OF ALL TYPES at 1:30 p. m. on Sunday for the buildings in Boston and vicinity is Andover Travel Bureau Mgr. Room 4 — Musgrove Building start of the canvass, at which time unprecedented, and we are de- FRED E. CHEEVER, Film Square — Andover, Mass. the church hell wil be rung. Rev. termined to meet it, not only with Also REAL ESTATE Telephone 1998-W Norman B. Cawley of Beverly will enough men, but with men trained 21 Main St. Tel. 775 or 1098 give a brief inspirational talk. to a level of skill higher than ever THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, November 28, 1946 Movie Club Junior Class Rings Mr. Albert E. Curtiss of Ballard- AT PIJNCHARD The Junior ring committee has made its selection. The ring is ob- vale, after seeing the notice of the By Jack Sherman long with an onyx and the Intermed movie club in this column, has lent mai Rally superimposed upon the stone. The to the tentative committee of the Driving Course numerals 1948 are on the sides of For Titl The driving course, which is Last Wednesday a Johnson rally Movie Club, books and pamphlets was held on the playstead. The the ring. The ring will be displayed being sponsored by the Parent in the Junior home rooms next from his own collection. The com- Teacher As-iodation, is now in full cheerleadeis led the affair and they The Maroon t called on Mr. Lovely, Joe Watson, week, and the class will order their diate Guild Bas mittee hereby extends its thanks to -iwing.