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Home My WebLink About1950-03-18 OFFICI$ OF TOWN CLERK NORTH ANDOV£R MA$SAC H USETT$ September 28, 1950 To Whom It Nay Concern: At the Annual Town Meeting held in the Town Hall on Saturday March 18, 1950, the following Article appeared in the ?~iarrant. ARTICLE 32. To see if the town will vote to amend the Zoning By-Laws by changing the classification of a piece of land-property owned by Mrs. Mabel Sarcione from a residential to a business district. Said property is located at the corner of Andover Street and Prospect Terrace, and is ~ounded and described as follows: Beginning at the corner of Andover Street and Prospect Terrace, thence northerly by Andover Street 102.08 feet to a point: thence easterly ll0.05 feet to a point: thence southerly 100 feet to a point in the northerly line of Prospect Terrace: thence westerly, by the northerly line of Prospect Terrace 89.05 feet to the point of beginning. Petition of Mrs. ~abel Saroione and o~thers. That un, er the aforesaid article.it was voted to amend the Zoning By-Lsws by changing the classification of a piece of land-property owned by Mrs. ~abel Sarcione from a residential to a business district. Said property is located at the corner of Ando~er Street and Prospect Terrace, and is bounded anddescr~bed as follows: Beginning at the Corner of Andover Street and Prospect Terrace, thence northerly by Andover Street 102.08 feet to a point: thence easterly 110.05 feet to a point: thence southerly lO0 feet to a point in the northerly line of Prospect Terrace., thence westerly, by the northerly line of Prospect Terrace.89;05~ feet~to th~.point of beginning. The vote was by a voice vote and clearly in the affirmative, and so declared. Approximat$1y 450 registered voters were present. Certified to be a true copy. Boston, Mass. February 9, 1951 The foregoing amendment to Zoning By-Law is hereby approved.~ General February 9,1951 Mr. John J. Lyons Town ~_erk North Andover, Mass. Dear Sir: I return herewith zoning by-law adopted by the Town of North Andover on ~arch 18, 1980 under Article 3~, together with zoning map, with the approval of the Attorney General noted thereon. Very truly yours, LENAHAN 0 ' CONNELL, Assistant Attorney General LO'C:JK Encs. (S) TOWN CLERK NORTH ANDOYER PLANNING BOARD TOWN OF NOR?I{ ANDOVER, MASS. Pebruary 9, 1950 Mr. John J. Lyons. Town Clerk. North Andover, Mass. Dear Mr. Lyons: After a duly advertised Public Hearing held on Monday evening, February 6, 1950, the Planning Board of Nert~h Andover voted unanimously to reject the application of Mabel Sarelone, requesting the approval of plans showing a certain parcel of land, owned by Mabel Sarcione and requesting an amendment of the Zoning By-lAws of the Town of North Andover, so as to allow a change of classification of said proper~y from a General Residential to a Business District. The description and boundaries of said property were published in the Evening Tribune on the nights of January 28 and February ~, 1950 PLANNING BOARD OF NORTH ANDOVER. /s/ Gregory Mooradkanian, Chairman, Harold C. Kay, Secretary. Peter Ri tehie. James T. Poor. Richard G. Whipple. Certified to be a true copy. . . . Retired , � .�, l� ,w* -,- �_ , - � � '' � ,� " � - I � 11 I I . � �,_ , � I . .1� I \ � ��,,' I I I . .1 I I I , . , , - I ,, I I . . . . . � . I I I , - I - - - � . � � - I -_ - - , " - I I I : . � I � I 0 � -, , I I " 1�', , � . 1� I , � / , 1. I I . I I - � , - �. - I I I f� I � , . I I,'- I . � - . I , I � I I I . I I. � � I I I � W, ''� :, -.--, , I � I I . I � I " , I �'. . r4,,. -'-, THr- FVFNING TRIBUNE — LAWRENCE, MAS$.—TUESkAY, F�8, I I - I 1, - I 13, 1951 - . � I _A`* � V — � I I � ; I . I - , "I .... %.- � � w Of Meth , — I . Ne ' s Hen, � I . _. I � I I I - ' . I - I New� OUCAn'd6ver ' _ 11 I . I I I " " � � . _, � .1 I I t ' ,. � '�i,vl , � I - , , _�` � Ne ws Of Salem, N. He News Of . - North Andover "' " ' I . I I I I I . . I I I ( , , 1.�' , -1 o � , ' i " � � I �, " I I 1, I . I Officers Elected Miss Application Tabled . I Ausic Festival t 17 raversify, � Valentine Dan Ce, � , I ,�� I st-Hridge Winners _ I - � - -A, most successful bridge -whist . , 1. ixthui Sawyer Ilopored Zhur Sawyer of Park ave -1 11 I Selectmen's Meeting Roland Baker, Massachusetts I I �. Moi,les' at Library There will be a story hour, at I Rita Hanna of Golds-mith court was elected president of St. Monica's Dramatic Sunday The application of Bob Galloway and Son for a permit to store addi- tional fuel at 11 Pine )f Life I The fourth 'Session of the Uni- , Life held -Chairman Charles Pa,. the Heart Drive specia - q . ' t was held at the town �, 11"', 2V ly� a P _nf-rrenclior AcQr nue, active in Salem Scouting forlavenue, � m, An v ve;ir�t wnt nrPcPnfeA wit N n has filed an application I P- 0— of --,3i �f 7,nA n.JA,l+;n I Stevens Memorial library Friday ,f+nv f- -2 i A I society . -1 � '.."...".. '_ --- oil street was tabled for one week in orde I " , I . . . . . rs�ty of will be at , I �Ochran Chapel, Phillips academy, committee and his assista� I - I I � I — _ '1b______ - - ____ - ______ � - � tiofil of t e Yo. 1 School, when - � ; --- ________ _ - Scout statuette at a Boy Scout ___._ -_ --- _ ------ ;11o�; ji gasoline on his prem- i -- .— . On Saturday, movies will' be -, - .:_.-1-1-.-.:-_::: �`;� � ; " ., - - ".41:1, ,..-`;:�,:`:�;,:�::: �. � . " 11 1.� ; � 1,; L'o dilvw Like, Svleck,luen to view the premises. Several residents — I ,:%;;;:,;:::-:J ��i��;?,��,��I��.'��i��: �,� ;.:� : 1: 1, ; I.:.,:. �,:�; � �: � I - i:�::;,; oernters and friends braved the Sunday program held in Pleasant -church. ises. Mr. Baker stated that it shown at 9, 10 and 11 a. m. The ....... I .:: ., . " :;� . li ving in that section protested :��.,�:�;�".,��.,I�ii,i��:�::::: . . : :_�,;%'.�.:; :�;,:�%;;'' , .... . cold spell to attend, �_ The door ' of home bakery Street Methodist The award was made hf recognition was recommneded by his company to facilitate deliveries, and that he films will be "Highland Holiday," "No Indians," "Please" "By-Frod. . ;e_ ,':;:i:..::;- I ��;;�� the granting of additional storage I I :i�:��,*:�*:��ill�l�:'��'�i':':':' 1.��.�, -,:-X-X-X:�:�: 11-1.1 1.'.�. 'I., .,,i::;:::::;.�.;_.�_� ��.i�,;i.�i��]��"",:!� � : ��;.�,�]�Iili]:�_�?�.-.t: , 1.�:��.:::::,:::::�: ,;;%, �.�,:X. X , :��]i';'��!��, prize Wa- won by Mrs. Casper Sorenson. of the long faithful service ren- also will save money by buying ucts," and "The Screw�all." Tickets . , : � , : i n above -ground tanks. The application, approved by :. �.�.�. .z�i*i:i:i ....... I ": b, ]i��iii�::;:, , , :��i�i�i��`�'��!�!:��i .." :" i.. - I ....".. N" �'��:.%:,-;.x;- -::�:. ,::::�;-;?, :�:iii" .3 The acd of hearts award, also of dered Scouts and Sc6uting by Mr. gasoline in larger quantities. are free but are necess6r,k'for ad. . - :�.�.."i�'.1,1�::i,��i,.,��,:.::�.��:�i�i�,,,,,,,.. - .:,:: �*�*i�':i* 1 Fire Chief Benjamin M. Bean, : ,�. .. �,,...:.- ;, :%'�:�:�..%,:;::: :X4 �, . _,,:-;:- 1� ;RXX�11 � ,:";�"."'.- l!kome baked goods, went to Mrs, Sawyer, His contributions to the The selectmen stated Monday mission. They will be given out .'ii,1,:::::::,-::::;:; - : ,.-,i-;.::;:� ;. �,:.;:*::k�;: , would, according to Mr. Galloway, :r�..:.;.;-x-x %:.::.�,, � �. . .;:;�;.; � ..; ,,, �,.-",; I Fl ' orence, Cross, of the boys evening that the matter will be starting Wednesday at the library, :1.1 �.�.,]��:�..�:.��:��,:��:��:":. 7 I.: :, care for the needs of the town in ,;:::.�,:::I:�;�- ; , :'��",;, ...... '. ::i:�/ I � Whist Milners + Carl Seidel, Mrs, of the town have long drawn the discussed at next Monday night's - .... .... ;.� ... ;� the event something happened to .:]:; ; :::i:�:n,�,::�:.:i:�,:,;:::: -1`111.11- A'.�,� Edna Tomes, John Fletcher, Mrs. Praise of Scout officials every- meeting when a full board A pres- I Eclectic Club to Meet .. . �:, : the electricity. About 98 per cent i .... 11..:�:::: .... I _�,". 11 - �,::,%:::%,�;::::::::�:. George� Merrill, Mrs. Flor ence where. . ent. Selectman Andrew F. Cof- The Eclec 'will meet tic club , 1:: �. .W .. ,� � . o � ' of the bulk plants furnish oil . :, e.". -x,:-:-xigl�. ;,;: ' Cross, Miss Nellie Newall, Mrs, Mr. Sawyer is now serving as -to fin did not attend because he suf- Thursday at 6:15 p. m, in Legion I I ��.� I 1. ��: �, 1 �1��-�P-r,�-'�:i � ... through electrically opei -ated .,K. . , ;:Z: I ... I , .=&.` ..�,g....�g Mae Hddge, Mrs, Dorothy Leach, assistant scoutmaster Scout- fered a broken wrist Sunday in a home. Guest speaker will be Don. g..��' ... ... :" ,� � � .. .. � 11 ... * I mechanism, he said. He stated �- �' I �' 1, - Mrs.' Alice Rowell, Mrs, Blanche master Robert C. Uphan7 of Troop fall. I aid Andrews of Topsfield. Mr, I .:. :, .. l� N�*;��11-Nm2s:;:;x .. - " :�:. ,, � that the gravity flow tanks pi�o- '. ii..- . ::, ... .11 Milton,' Mrs, Eveilyn Johnson, 139. This troop will be reorgan- A request was received for a Andrews will address the mem bers I*X*�*�::*i* ;;�:�::ii��i��>. I I. I I � , ?i . '�` `��:, ii ,�:�, -��i��-` PO sed by him would greatly assist i .j,':� : .11, I . � .. 2 1 Mrs,' Bertha Willett, Mrs, Ellen ized next Monday night at 7:30 in brighter street' light in front of on "My five and �, one half months Nl.-�---.� -� . .., i, l��:�.,I�l��i.�.,,,.,��]��.: : I I in furnishing oil in the event of I— ,,. I . . Gradual, Mrs. ' Helen Titcomb, the church vestry. The troop is the home of Mrs. Etta Wright 281 among the farms of Sweden," HIS i_.:.. : .: ,......": f...........': �:,..' ;: - ,,F'. I , :*.:..: ...�::�:;::' I—, I .1 I electrical stoppage. :-.�:::: .. ".. .111 ... -:,::��:`:-.;, , Mrs, Janet Haigh and Mrs, Arlyn open to all boys who are not now Main street. Permission was . - talk will be illustrated with colored . -jj;:.,.. .:X. -:- - .11 Mrs. Ruth Bernard, 36 Pine .. , ... ,- :,... ,�'-,., *. : � .. , :.: � , Fielding, Consolation prize went � - -" ,,�; ,,, to-Xr. John Willett. I connected with scouting. Boys of any religious denomination may . . granted, ' R. W. Allen of the Lawrence , slides. I ) I , :..:::: : ::.*, � ..... . ,,,,,, ... _...... ........ -,,�:�i:�;.:i �: . xl.. . 11 .. _ - I.: , - .!:.: .. �.. I street, directly opposite the oil Dliant told the selectmen that four- .. .; - ': ... -.1 ., ..... .. , I .. 1. I " ." " , - I I � � Idge winners: Mrs. Bernice join MRS. JOHN R. McDERM , ,:�,; "i , � $ri . The troop is not associated Gas and Electric Co. notified the Choose Class Song _ MISS RITA RAN A ?een children live in the tenement DONALD AMY . �Y� with any particular church or par- seleclmen that nine new street The Senior class at Johnson '_ block there and that they have no — --- -- — I - ,, I ,;., , . Hollett,/ Miss Thelma Brand and ish. All interested, boys and par- lights have been installed in the High school has selected as its afternoon. Other offlms elected, place to play but in the street. Sunday with a music festival. The planned a gala Valentine (Ec$ , �,` 1 WS 'Clarence Merrill. , ents, may visit Monday's meeting, town. Six of the newly installed cjass song one written by Miss at the meeting were Branton - , � I High scorer at the rummy table' She said that she was fearful for program will be given by the fol. be held at Andover Country C, . S,,,� �� During last Sunday's program lights are located on the four Mary Ann Maynard and Miss Jane Dorey vice president; Miss Ruth , lowing well known and local Friday evening at 8:30. �� '� WAS Mrs; Ethel Bulcroft, and Mrs ' r , Carson secretary; Miss Mary he lives of the children with large -anizations: with the plans I I I � I ' : �,,, - � �� Myrt' Robinson won the consola. the Cubs recited the oath and the streets surrounding the Vete ans' C. Broderick. I � iank trucks making use of t e groups and musical or :Nssistirg I - Miss Louise McDonald, Bernt I", I Scouts ' repeated the pledge. Housing section, . — i O'Sullivan treasurer; Miss June street during the day. Andover Male choir, Rep. J. Ever- �, 4 ,.' 06n award. � I Scouters and Den Motheres were Permis I ted to the.Notes . Quinlan, publicity manager, as. McParland, Mrs, John R. McDA ,: `,-�� - rs. Allan Marquett� chairmah sion was gran , Damase Chateauneuf of Lowell ett Collins, director; this group has - , , ;M , mott, Mrs. John McArdle and mi I ,�� , - of the event, and conimittee mem- in at.tendance to witness the im- New England Telephone and Tole. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holt of sisted by Miss Peggy Doyle and street, who owns property adjacent been active in Andover for many John Cole. ; ., � . I _,, ,� Donald George. I I is especially known for I I i, : ", � graph Co. and the Lawrence Gas Annis street have returned from to the proposed oil station, urged years an, , The eduntry club has - beo I ,�,X_ - b�.6 expressed their thanks for p ... sive progfam. and Electric Co. to remove one Florida where they have been va. Plans were discussed for a show the selectmen to, study the matter its renctition. of Handel's Messiah donated to the Heart dri,�e for tt �', C�d-61;�6ratfon given in this event. I "I", I Hear Mission Talk pole on Salem street, approximate. cationing for the past few weeks, to be presented in April, The fully before granting t,he permit. at Christmas time; Abbot Acad- - I ' Thor4 has been several requests Over 125 people attended the ly 2,656 feet north _Ot Ingalls Alvah G. Hayes, pi:incipal of group then went to Lawrpnce, urt and Mrs. emy choir, Kate Friskin director; event and theototal proceeds ,�'"' � the dance will be' given to t� ,,��,,- � ?or' 4 series of these card parties, I Mrs Rose Denenco Phillips Academy choir, Arthur S. , 1, 1��,: - f6-, �e� beld., A discussign of t, , World Prayer service held last street, Johnson High school, is attending where the members assisted in Eva Eacourse spoke of trucks be- Howes director, and the combined drive. The music will be by Jo, I d 8 ,<,j"�� ['is Friday evening at the Hannah A resident of Pernbrook road,aP- a conference of secondary school the radio Rosary visitation with Ing operated at the plant during ' Trombly an hi Men of Misid ��"_ topid will take place at the next �;_4 " '. .1 . � . Tenney Memorial church. Miss peared before the selectmen and principals In New York. Mr Rev. Charles W. McCarthy. late hours at night and the early voices of the Andover church �_ � ," � M"ting of the P,T.A. February Elsie Tickets will'be available at thd I ,,'� __ ning an open Donald L, Am I I 11 I �i��_�� eria. I S., Searle of Methuen gave asked if something could be done Hayes left Friday and is expecte� The group is plan I morning hours. They also told choirs led by Y. � �' " " "I, $'it the Central School cafet an interesting talk of her exPeri- to have from four to six feet Of ta return Thursday. I house to be held Wednesday after the selectmen of their'concern for Harvey R. Davies, Stoneham, or- door.' " �� ; , � ,, I I - . v i hall, -ector of First The public is invited,, and- it is - ,� � , Pastor -c I , Lenten se I ' anist and choir dir � ill ex - .4 �� , " parish Honors ences when she was foreign sc - water in a cellar foundation near __ I Anyone i r ices in the parisl children of the neighbornood. All 9 - hoped to have this danq4 an even , ''I retary for the Women's Foreign his hci�he removed to prevent the ing the n, , , w ,v��I�,, I I spoke of the odor from the bulk Baptist church, Arlingto �;, � A St- Nli,si,nary society of the Metho- possibi i -I dramatic group is urged to attend I plain thL' background of the sev- greater success than. that of .last, ,I 11 ,ve,r 200 'parishioners� of I ty of sonlethii g happen- Ballarldvale plant. year, . I I � 1, � � I � I . ,� n h I . I , `��`� � mie's church, Manchester, hon- dist church, and traveled from ing to some small child in the vi- ope ouse and to bring a friend. Mr. Galloway stated that he eral well known hymns to be sung I . A"11, I i " � , I �., , , . :,;11,,�_ , 6iod their pastor, Rt. Rev. -Msgr. -ar was unaware that the trucks were ation under his -1 ,., I 11 .�, . "I mission station to mission station, cinity, The matter was referred p' gi a for Young People . by the con)greg , _ . "I � � , � � ; Tbomas C , Laughlin, D. D., at a She told her audience of the main to t�ie police department for in- ro i working at the plant in the evd- leadership. � I I r I �, ; , �, '__, - � � , ,� � . I . Twice a inonth during the school Presented Concert ' "" "i 1% ,� �`, '_ ,,(-!Inner Sunday night. The occasion superstitions, poverty and famine vestigation, I n been a film ar- The Holy Name society of St, ning and early morning hours and Raymond H. Coon is co-ordinat- Orver 114 fathers and, son4 at�. � I . �� , otherved the elevation of Father that are responsible for the pres- — , , ranged for the,, young people of Monica's parish presentA a well he added that this could be reme. ing the'activities of the choirs ai;id terided the Boy Scout'dlrine�jrtd, , t �qlll , e I ' - Free �11 11 4tighlin to his new rank in the ent conditions in the Far East and Stevens Brothers Have Ballarolvale, sponsored by the Bal- received program of sa I Rev, X� Graham Baldwin, Phillips advancement Ceremonies, at " " I cred music died. -i- I Roman Catholic church, larolvale, Parent -Teachers' associa- Sunday over a local radio station, Mr. Chateauneuf stated thet the academy, will be in charge of the Christian church Saturday - for I ,� Monsign . am will begin Cub Pack 72, Boy Scout Troop TZ' I !-1 . I or Laughlin, former es- how education will help the na- Two State Champs I I �-,� i 11 -tives. It is education and char- tion and Memorial Hall library. The choir was unde�l the direction first tanks lled at the service., The porgr * 'attle The buffet supper ' I I �;, �i �, teenied pastor of St. Joseph's par- acter that will bring them free- The American Guernsey C On alternate Mondays, at 6:30 and of Charles Conom, a " rmer direc- plant in 1940 and ' will and Explorer Post 72,, 1 . I " 1. isbi- Salem Depot, was principal dom, she stated. club of Peterborough, N. H., has LO� he as an abutter at 7:30. , Allan H. Tucko d t ' " - . I , 7:31), groups of young people meet tor of radio and television shows was not notified at the time. be orriiitted. I r, epu y reppno i, , �' dest 'at th� event arranged by reported through its Advanced r al executiv4, Boy Scout$ of,'Am6ri,�, I 1; 9 Miss Muriel Austin sang "The at the branch library and see pro- who is well known in local musical The selectmen ag eed' to view ,� th& Holy Name society Register Division the highest reC- - n ' alk, on. � " I iursday afternoon at 3 Advance Boy Scouts , ica, Boston gio , a e at �,rv� t r." The devotions for grams of filins selected for their circles. Edward Walsh, organist the site TI I , 1- Parish. th� .service were conducted by the ord made in each division during I t Father and Son banquet couting., The Silver , I -- I . . ''.1, I I . `;1`;" % "The new monsignor we US -seys, in Mass age groups, at St. Monica's church, is accom- and the abutters and the pett. At ,c s . r I . 1950 for Guern achu- , the 8:30 Mass in St. est rank in E lorer s ' I nt to, 11 minister's wives of the six Prot- I I For Feb. 19 an interesting pro- panist for the society choir. tioners were invited to be present fOl1O'A'1rIg C , # .1 ,, �,'� , 1, tl�tion after completing setts. Augustine's church Sunday morn- was given to )� lorer u r�69erkt s ' � fo I i I .1, estant churches in Salem. gram has been planned. During Members of' the choir are then, , It , ,�' , his service in Salem. Among those I To Stevens Brothers, North An- the evening there will be a skating Charles Berry, John Hannigan, During the meeting, Eliat L ing me.ny Boy Scouts of Troop 75 Thomas, Purnett, rge I � - � , I ," Ing part in the celebration Sun- dover, goes the honor of having Post 75 wer6 ad- and Calvin Hate r., of 7 ,, , �` , -tak Valentine Party Friday film, "Beauty and The Blade," and John 1 Healy, Roger E. Lavigne, Hasbany, 32 Stevens street, wa' � � 'i I F. the highest producer in 1950 in 1. I s and Explorer I "I 1�1 " of'iy, was Most Rev. Matthew All is in readiness for theSun- one on the "Yellowstone National Frank Walsh, Joseph Melia, John reappointed an auctioneer. vanced in rank. by Rev. Levering, e'h 9;, r.., , I ' - Brady, D, D., bishop of Manches- . William F. Lucey, ,�, I -ty at 7:30 Massachusetts, She Is Ed-ewood's "There Were Two Doc- Marsh, Edward Mahoney, Thomas A permit for the storage of president Of Alson present we . Scha. � day school Valentine par Park " � which ' � � , � ; 7, ,'�,, , ter and Mayor Josephat T. Benoit Friday night in First Baptist Bluebonnet that produced 15,758 ,, ors"* is an interesting contrast In Graney, R.'McLean, W. Burke, 1,000 gallons of gasoli'ne In under- the Catholic Men's club, bery, Explorer scou a s r ', John - ,_,� I of Manchester.' pounds of milk and 968 pounds of 'he methods of modern medical Frank Piazza, Robert Doyle, Rob- ground tanks at 51 Clifton road sponsors the BOY Scout troops, was S:outer, Scout' lead ' a . obert 1-1 , I :1, �_ : The former Salem pastor was church. Sunday school members butterfat as a six-year-old in the t . rt for Charles Van toa _ _11 . I I �_`�, from the first year primary to [- science as practiced by a young ert Courtemanchp.,, Albe liogan, was approved Stmaster. Talks were given on Domingue, Cubi e . ''. I . � I _ one of' the rklonsiZnQrs named in 365 day division without ca' n devotion to duty by , , ", adult will attend. ne Valentine vi 9 doctor and the traditional lore'Albert J. Medauer, W. Taylor- arid. Annan, 51 Clifton road. ,, I scouting and — , , , , I . , � !F requirements. of a witch doctor. For animal Augustine Walsh. . Excavation permits. were brothers from ,, New , Hampshire by Pope Pius Central Catholic To Speak On Books I- �" ' ", 'I, � -, I " I , d and. valentine ey in the 365 o h ill be a real treat Any man in the parish lnteres�ted granted to 'Lawrerkc�e Gas and High school. Mrs. Robert S. Illingwof : , I" 1��'; XII. I 8 Top Guerns � �_, I 11 - exchanged. Members may bring in division meeting calving require- Rev. Henry B. Smith, O.S,A. of .; ivill � I ,�, ,,� I ' in the Jh1m, "Stars in Stripes," in joining the choir should report Electric Co. at 66 Tower, 4244 lecture to the Woman's ell' 4� -,. ""I Board 31[eets'Tonight their valentines the night of the rne,nts was a junio'r 4 -year-old This I � s the delightful stoy of three tonight at the rehearsal to be helal -11, Hampshire St. Augustine's church spoke on I 1. � 11 � 1. , French street, 76 . ship of Southk cli 're At t'e Ir I 4 J , Tne Salem school board meets party if they have not already Ed.gewoo4 Belfast's Bluebell also baby tigers, born in Bronx zoo and in the church at 7:30. street and 46 Phillips streets. scouting and he presented a gift to 11 I , general meietin . urs a e" "a � �' - tonight at 7:30 in the� Salem Ce owned Liy Stevens B I I , . - � �, - - '. 1,��, n. done so. rothers that . . I William Dolan, outgoing Scout � 11 � There will be games, refresh- raised by Mrs. Fred Martin, wife . I ning at 7;45. In o -o er. lo ' it' I I master of Troop . , �, , .1 1, � �. tral school, inents and movies. I produced 17,436 Pounds of in i lk of the lion -house keeper. Minstrel Show . . Policewoman to Speak 1 75, Mr. Dolan will her husband she ill . � I t'i , , , , � 41 I , , � .,Woodbury high ,virtually skidded and 883 pounds of butterfat. All young people of fhe corn. The . Motherhood of St. George'si PolicewornaliM. Olga Cunlo will remain in the scouting field and on "Books, Around the'. Cl�oe i I I 1, I " I 11 ' . be a member of the troop commit- I I '_ � ta a one point v.ctory Over H,,-mp. . 'eiTibi . I,, I i at home here Monday Salem Plays Hampton , munity are invited, grades on be the'guest speaker Thursday Mrs. Illingworth was a' in er J - night, The score was 60 to 59 in Salem Junior high basketball _� E P.M. church w -'.Il present a min- , - (!On;,- , , , I - .;el show Saturday night fo.1low- night at the meeting of West ster, will become � ton higi Ist. Michael's Midgets Lose and old r st tee, James Tammany, assistant I through six at 6:30 the of the Massachusetts State� - , . ,, scoutma I I :� " � I *rls, team travels to Hampton this af. The Methuen 8ruins nipped tAe grades at a later program. Adults ing the Brotherhood anniversa School P.T.A. in the assembly tmaster., I ference of,�Woman's Work in Edo I I I I , , a,see-saw battle. The Salem g are welcome to attend any Pro- banquet. The supper will r�y, room at 7:�O with M's. Lillian scou air- % I I ,s in ternoon to meet the strong junior I St. Michael's Midgets Saturday af- I onal ch 1. '�' ,, l,so won, 24 to 5. Box score Badges were presented by jo. ucation and is now nati ,, ,# I � I a served at 5:30 and Cie enlertain- Brainavd, presiding. seph A. ,McCarthy, district ad I 9, � Sports section, high fearn there. The Salem boys I ttlrnoork by a 22 to 20 score in a grams in the series. , man of "Adventures in Readin I Z I I � have wor, five and lost, four g basketball game played in St, - ..— , . ment will follow under the direc- Miss Cunio will speak on "Child vancement chairman, to� Walte� compiled each year for the sug- , I it looked like a §pring preview � ames. I s hall. Friendly Guild To Meet . Con of John Bott. . Behavior." Past Presidents' night ict. chairman, who gested re � - j I Harrpfc,n defeated Salem several Michael Caswell, distr .Ading, of, most church � - -Tuesday with 'high temperatures Jack Lyons and 'Mike Drun-u-ney The UnIO11 Congregational End men are Dona'.d Hinds, W�l- will be observed And the past . . 11 I . ir�vai`irkg, The. 7 a. ni, reading weeks ago by a slim two-point on gave them to the father of each women. I 1, I I _�� I , � ''I I .; e'r w high scorers for the Midgets. G who took pride in,advancing I � — 11 . - �; " At Salem Depot -as 36. oth margin, The locals are out 'to, ere f,hurch Fi�iendly uild will meet li 'am Hinds, Earl Nicholson and presidents sirice the organizati Scout I I I Brotherhood Paper Drl�,q I S!gils of spring include tile in- take ,,V,ie second g�me on their with eigIlt points each. ' i Friday evening, in the vestry for William E. Carney. I of the schol P.T.A, in 1930 will,be his own ,son. 1:1 I - � 11 I � . ", , - . , . I I I I John Kitson and Glen Stone I ' West, Parish Brotherhood will . stallatiori of a few new street rivalF' )me court, its tenth anniversary and birth- Brot�.erliood Sunday. will be honoreA . . The Star Scout badgo, -vask pre. I ' - lights on Route 28. Expected is ' I were tied for scY honors for day party. The program commit- observed Sunday. morning w;th a The mr ,% of the fifth grade sented to John Killilei ,io Also conduct a paper, drive Friday; , t�14 I the warning signal for north of JuWig Ifeet Wednesday the winners with , apiece. tee' is in charge of the program, message by the pastor, Rev. Leon- pupils wil. in Charge of the re- ' t C4 14 - I _ , received the Ad Alt,,ar�� ,,.,el Sun- vestry will be, open all da� o r il , I - � I I Saje�m,Depot square as ord(-red bi 'Salem Junior Woman's club Referees were '�orki Firin and Mrs. Ralph Sharpe will lead the ard L. Collins. In the evening, freshiri4nts. - i I day from Archbishop Richard i. celve, the. donations. People Are re- I , , � I � , io.'-in Palmieri. William Sry:-A-�l devotions, All new and old mem- Edward Snow, a World 'War II Cushing I at th e* ' Cathedral in, quested to tie' the'paper and ma��- � I . . . � . ,, , ,,, , � elets W�dnqsday at the home of � And Rodney Wilson were t er and bers are invited. - veteran, wiU be the 'guest �peaker. Additional quarters for..Ur Patxol I - ,; the voters Iasi' March.. almost a in, - year- ago. The, government was Mrs. Helent Tai,Lor, Brid-k�-strcetd V � -, , 150,5ton,,,- �, - . -, er ", - -1 azirkei- in bundles,or Arran.0 it i'l - . Ing ion I W som 0 - ", � 6- scorer, respectivel.y. -_ � , , , ,� " The music will betind-et. the direc- T�,q - , t, pictures i,`P�iina- e c nverildrit ' method for' I I - Members will 'bring 'sto'ry b'oks' - . 1 - I � I , . - I � I I I First cla�s baolges WefL � krded instructed to have th4' lfght in I I — . � .. ,, �kbufh Feq hfo, �1 - � - I - . - - I - ples, U Eleciricity" arid "Ahiierl�a's ' - - RedfEirn, handling. If the Paper I* delivered I Kfalled to w control traffic moving for the Golden Rule Farm for I Inx - , tion, of Plis. Wrigley. to Ffank Killilel, Robo�rt � , . Women's Auxiliary Meetip, W. " I . I . '4� � I � I , pck_x�qr " w� I I 5 0. hli it may be place(A � Boys,-- Tilton. The meeting is , - I n�6 shown at DeiChepw,' Paul Gallant after I ". ;outli into'the busY square. Tie see6nd me t of' the " , * " NeN,%�--,-,k I I I — , , sday because of The , .# - - "" Rehearse ` I' . , I thew t, ,,it Ali VW01 flight Pa 'lqxphy, directly in the truck. I ' I , , beinj;, d Wedne Women's ( lafy of St. Yofith Fellowship �,i held S-urk. Ch.it'to , I , ,e r\ . Ed�krdi Dwyer Paul �' .. '1� - , - --�,, -- , - I . , J1 r 11 Bean Supper Sa , Thur*,,y's basketball jamboree, Paul's I - � The C.Y.O. c4oir of St. Monica's meet�i 1� ,ay night in Memorial Efaul Cronitl Jotra Lut koVert , _ � — � I turday - -, chutch' w k 'leet, iiv tile day. evening 'at 6:30�,I,n the ves- 3 , _ I I . �, A delicious old-fashione I . parish house Thusrday aft�rrkoork try. A discussi held and 'pArish will meet for rehearsal to- Music Hall )f!Qth Center Leete and Ougenek Zalfa -�' 80ortsmen's Club Meets Tonight . I - - I I 'I pe od � I iz Lt, William - - 4 er will be served to the ETA Meets Wednesday , at 2. - there was E 'O A ri and night. The newly organ' ed choir C. Loeffl6t� COm- Second Cl , S bean supp' i, =e'at!'v- as& , B,id�e' were The Sportsmen's club- will rneet , South Salem No. 9 Parent. Guest speaker %vill be Mrs. . , - , comprises: Grace Langille, Con- manding officer, was in charge'of . ' ded to Robert Walsh, Jr., tonight at 8 at the Peabody I ; �, - i movies I � I � a,,var , . I ,�eneral public gaturdaY.by wo � - Vrahk Nelligark and John MCAI- House off Phillips street . � 1� men of First Congregational Teacher association meets 7 :45 Emily F. Allen, treasuref of tile . __' , � I ,stance Langille, Mary O'Sullivan, the session during which instruc- I � I There I I � llurch. The menu includes home- Wednesday night at No, 9 school. United Thdnk Offering; who will I Roundup I Valler�e Fre irst aid*co'ntinued, and it lister. I will be revision of the by -law -'of t' U I C I Atteitd�, : rich, Winifred Wrig- tions in f * .1 7 ��, Mrs. Jessie Soule, R, N., school show Pcitures of work being done I ley, Catherine Winn, Cather*newas announced that two additional Tenderfoot bAdges, were awarded thei constitution As the rhain, part � hak white and kidney beans, , Mo� ALy night, V'veral local - ns have been placed at the to Robert JQro14p,. Thomas MC- of the meeting. � I � �',v , k , ed I , 4' , ,J �� , " Virginia baked ham, potato salad, department nurse, will be the- in Latin Arrk�rlcA- . I I I ovoOle'Attended ther4liter-Church Linehan, Mary* Holt, Ann Holt, rooi .. I _ , I 1�1 , I - J1 � - 1� ' ", V�ench broad, relishes, apple pie, 'speaker. Refreshments will be The ladies of the Parish ard ln� 9skeli gue To n up, when Cecilia Enright, Barbara Keefe, flight's disposal 4i the center. One Kittrilck, Pete� Killilea, Thomas I � 1. � � . I � �� '.". ,,vl]l Served. Hostesses: Mrs'. Norma vited. Refrestilents wil be serve , ball lea _ d Audry Kane, . Phyll.1s Connot-s, will be' utilized for radio COM- Heard, Josepli, St. Jean, Russell Jruror Drawn I I 11 I � 0 ' ' Cheese and coffee, Servings , Mrs, John Hammond, 1� . tho-- eongi ;1 urch junior Joan Blackwefl,. Norma Booth, municationg equipment and the DesRoches A�nd Thomas Andrew. At the selectmen's meetirk � g_1 " fid� Intermediate tepins and St. I , .1 Albert Granz,. Fred D. Whittier, rs. Didne- a I I Iris ' " - � I begin at 5:30 and continue until Ashton, Mrs. Carl Grass and Mrs, by I 11 i Patricia Cbrinors, Leonard Albis, Other for code I truction, , Breakfast , w4$, served to � the Monday night'Russell je� Sheeley', ,� I � 7 p.. in. During those hours, the Jackson, Mrs. Thomas� orrell' _ ,Jois'epS�s junior, intqroediate and David Fortune,. William Nagle, I I — I , I I , enty.s�otrts and fathers. 17 Enniore street, was drawn as � � rtici t�d. A game - 1�� - " s - ' in 7 1 . , . public 13 assured a delicious hot Fire Inspector Dies Mrs. liarry Dow, Jr. , 6nibr teams pa Joseph O'Connell, Donald Smith, St. George's E.P.M. Church Seated at ,the head table were,a uror to serve §uperior civil I " I . meal of home -cooked food. I .� betw6en the 'All S rl,, team and . ' 3 i I I � . Inspector Albeit J, Cloutier, 39 � ' , Thomas Lawton, Robert Smith The Bible club will'meet Wednes- Walter Caswell., Will.iAm IF, LuCey', court, Lawrence beginning Mardi � The P11ilathea Class is sponsor- I Junior Varsity wa �Jayed witli , 11 �,`�� . Permit I . an� James Graharn. day At 7 P. in., fn St; George's Eugene Zalla, Brother Gidfrey, 5. 1 ''I . I" , I - . ' 6ibers of 39 Frank'in street, Derry, a me - I ein' 9p winners, I v. Henry - . I -1 , .in Revolver , � I 11 I ing-this event and all me , the All Stars b , , 11 I ber of the state ,fire marshal's ReneNials Granted 7 � The group wM meet -1 a X.P.M. church. , � - . I --:, � ,the Brother Bernard, Re � I . , � - the church are I - I I .� I le yarse 'I, I h wg�- I I � :. I � , -1 I co-operating to itaff, died Sunday night, His The following r6�olv6r permit , I chqvch at 7 p. m. The c'noirs 4111,'_ I- h I Smith, William Dolan, , James I ; 1- I I . in ers of J3o . I I � 1. I f � , , 11 I I I �' , 'make it a real ' 'success. duties took him to Salern, Wind. ren. Atten6d toy Sco Service 4 , 4 Tammany, H�liiold Gerry, Harold �-, " -., --Committee:' Mrs. Donald Bar- ewals were gii-Anted, by the - I day, evening. 1� I I - ham and nearby communities. 'I"he licensing board MoridaY evening. Su Valentine Whist by. Methuen , 10, , - ,,, ndaX, fifteen I Brotherhood week will b4' qb,- Heseltire and, Sose'ph McCart � � 4 . Ton, Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs. funeral w'11 be 1,+d- Thursday Ernest P. Abbott, 79 Mapl`4 Ve- ScoutTtoop 76 o thi town an , Francis Kell�, arrangements ' I I I i � �` , - Ralph Leach and Mrs. Martin , ler atten , A Valentine whist will be held , rved Saturday aM.Sunday wifll es ' � �, I � morning. 10 Harold Scoutmaster Jarne'K I chairman, d e�rves Special thanks First Absentee Ballot Sent' - prills, I ... I, I , -n., In prograrn urk er 11 . 11 and Rafft Takesian,' ' 27 CArrpbell I , Wednesday at 3 p� i - i� -day d" _ � B I nue; Clayton A. Crotch, I ` 't Calv y . I the par e entire two ent I �; � - ed the service in` Fi I . gem J I I � . I street; Irving Woodbury, 193 An I A . Ob, Ish hall Of Our. Lady of Mount the direction of the Brotherhood for his expert manag , who is s6rvin ,11 . ':, __.. — ii L re ce, in Carmel church, Many pri�zes have of the church with'William Bard- arrangement. of the breakfast. street � aboard th - - V.F.W. Meets Tonight dover street; Benjai in E4 Ifollins, Baptist church, ek, ' . in At antic waters : Apo" For Seamen told ISalem Memorial post., Veterans 24 Saltonstall road; Alfred Bbeg- servance of Boy , . out e I � been obtained, including a valu- ber as general chairman. � . U.S.S. Glenngn absente6 ballot , - , ' ' i " * L �'. �, -The PhiIathea Class will � on of Foreign Wars, meets tonight at lin, Jr., 19 Cabot road; John T. � 1 �4 1, 1 able door prize. Refreshments ' I I I I Recruit For Blood I I has been sent, h4 , I it,T, regular monthly meeting 8 in post quarters, d and Mil- Notes I . ,,f , , 11 ' I The area heads for the recruit. for the forthco Ing town election � , in the Morehouse, 9 Little roh , will be served. I Issue Call For Bids On Oil `91 Wednesday at 8 t P; in. I ton Howard, 19 Pleasant street, Twelve -ride tickets to Bost, " I -ment of blood donors for the March March 5. This is the first one sent � � church vestry, Af er the business - . 00 The committee coi-hprises Mrs. The Methuen Housing Authority v' it of the Bloodmobile I to An. to the men irl the service by . , "'. Whist Tonight Will be available ,t� local resident$ Gerard Lavoie, chairman, Is. has issued a, call for bids for fur- '-' # ' I , � 8 Clerk E. Vernon Sanborn. Mr. I 11 , ; iour, members will pack boxes of M dover Met Monday evening at I - St. Joseph's sodality holds the I FF b. 20,. .' , ' ', George Peront Mrs. Harry 'Nut- nishing 10,000 gallons of number Takesian I* a corrimissl6nor of ' e , . 0 ' on's , .n Red Cross headquarters. � 4 I Id- books, magazines and m SerAce at St. Paul's � 1, � � Past Presidents' Valentine whist 3irl Scout 'fr r � - are Mrs. Isabel trust funds I - - *� , ,, clothing for the Boston Seamen's fine success selling Giij McCallion, Mrs. Alfred ' .vtarasse, ments on Sawyer street, Harnp- -11 .. I tonight at 8 in the parish hall. The Wednesday evening service Members of ( OOP ton, M s. Hild Uller, Mrs. John two fuel oil at the veterans' Apart. ' The area heads of the town on a leave I � ' - Valentine, Mrs. James F. Scho. of absence. I I , :1 �1 I Society. Mrs. Gertrude Barron at St, Paul's Episcopal church will 19 had I I �. � -uppro- Scout cooki6s. ThNgirl selling the Mrs. Rose Lanotiette, Mrs. Henry shire road and at 1 1 - -1 11 � I I �� - � I - -, 11, I has planned several Valentihe be the second in the follow , Tudor street. field,, Mrs. Leo F. Daley, Mrs. A 11 ardes for the social hour. H t of the Bryan Green Mission. most will, get k,-�,ean�ipershiP ti6 Dubois, Mrs. R. Marcoux and Mrs, The sealed proposals will be re- � Kerrill, Mrs. Alvin J, KimbaH Unit'51eeting i'ostooned , I .0 - Raymond Lafrenier. eived in the housing authorTty Zink Jr, Mrs, John N. Edward B. Kimball unit- �3, 1 " :,; I k , os - Camp Maud- ET00 this summer Ernest S. " ,� : esses ar4 Mrs. Martha KE Rev. John R. Dalinger, rector C Cole, Mrs. Associa- , I �sler, Industry Leaders grain ' Girl Scout T p 1� will mo�t ille proceeds will be Added to a Office until 8 p4 in. Wednesday, ' ' i Le is, Mrs. Harold W. State GVard Veterans" i �, ' I S of Emanuel church, Braintree 30� ,pesday Aft6rnoon in fund to purchase kneeling pads for March 7, whe will publicly Roger H. w1i will meet Suhday,'� Feb. 2�,'irl T . , Mrs. Alice Rowell and Mrs. Cla�rL spea _�copa i at 3:� . Weq h,i� I n they I ,� � .1 v Bemis. on .-le Epi the engIne, hopsej ,,.-�, - I Stlegler, Mrs., John Ebel], Mrs. tion, 0 1 1 , . , — , , Church; Catholic or I I I., I the ch be opened. � The meet n - w4s � , ! - , � See Wool Crisis will ' "T' .The Nurth quar erljvconferen�e I � Alden 9:' Cook, Mrs. Byron Wein- Legion ' hall. xi I .11 . � . originally scheduled for nie SU I . 11 I � � . Spectal' Sunday Service On following Wednesdays there of the Methodist church, will �e I ei and Mrs. Halbert W. Dow � - l7q., � � I" � . - � Race Relations Sunday will be BOSTON, Feb. 13—Wool in- will be other speakers and Bryan ' ' 5.� �� Opposes Closing of Radio Rosary yjsitation s of human blood day. � I I I I I I I I I , 1 held Sunda aftei4oprk, April 1 Veterans' Office . Vast quantitle efec- � _ I � ' observed at the Sunday 11 a. m. dustry leaders have told the gov- Green recordings. The Met odi.st Women's Socief t . . I are needed by the Red Cross to Plans will -be made for the '' i'. , — y ", Methuen 'eries 0 ' I - . , �i pyst, 122, . American The thirteenth in a �vas held I . ol ,.! ; sej�vlce in Pleasant Street Meth- ernment that immediate action to of Christian ServIC4 �� ha!i mad# '. radio Rosary visitations , supply both civilian and military tion of delegates to the staid c� i - ' ' � . , . . � � as 6p- Sund ' ""� " i Odist church. Rev. Julius D. adjust wool price ceilings must be Legion Bowling Valentine boxes f6 '�e deliv6r�oi Legion has gone on recor ay afternoon over a lodal reeds, and for stockpiling. , vention of th# State Guard Nfet- -i`,i I Mitchell, pastor of Third Baptist taken or this country will have a The following matches ar� to shut-ip$. DQnations have been' posing the closing of the Veterans' radio station with 'Rev. Charles The Armed forces have requested erans at Taun � ton 1 . r I i A I pril. � I I ',.- ' , Administration offtce at Lawrence, W McCarthy leading, assisted by 230 pints daily front. Massachu- . �A, , ,�,,, ,.- I church, Lawrence, will be the serious wool crisis with further scheduled for this week In the pve'n to,'tha Con I 'ttee, Mrs. Ann'a � .1 I I ,�� I rea her. His subject, "Blazing curtailment of mill operations: 4 nander Alfred rrk�mbers of the Holy Name so- Setts, , I � _ esq ; , I I c Post 219, American Legion bowl- , Mrs. williani,Thomson and according to Comi . � � 'Marriage Intentions, I . ' I no * * ".,f , Kew Trails in Racial Relations," The situation w'As outlined in a ing league: Tonight at 6:30, CO- Mrs, Allen Kerns; These will U0 F. Calarneau. The post also ciety of St. Monicas parish. I I — Alexander McComish, I ", ' ,., '. 1. The 10 a. in. Sunday school meet- memorandum to Michael V. Di- i�, authorized the sending of letters i;omity Meeting street, and B�arbar& Fleld6o, bliat, , lumbia vs. Yale - Columbia delivered Valentine's Day. 1, Rev John T. Calter will be the To, Plin For � � I e le, director of the Office of - 8 to the congressman and s�nators leade� during the' Rosai-y ,visita- C nty Madison street, filed marriage in. � !ng will study J, tter of Paul to the, Sal' �dl,2�oda , Plans for the 'Esse?� ou �, t vs, Harvard, W y at 6:30, Members of Girl -Scout TrOO� from this distr'ct, I I tentins Monday in the offlie of the - I � Philippians., � � ' ' ' Price Stabilization. It was signed vs. Georgetown; 19 will I tion Sunday at 4:05 over a local meeting 6f the Voteraill-of For- -C �, " � I ,. I Boston College olor guard at t1iO �, , I - I -�, * I mbers voted to co- radio station. , � ars Ladies' auxiliary to be town clerk. ' � �, by Ames Stevens, presid Me post me I eign W I � I s; - I - " , 1 8:30, Holy Cross vs. Fordharn. pageant. to be held March 11 in th' . . 11 I I -1. . I Grange Meeti!114 Ames Worsted Co., and Kenneth - I Central Catholic MemoriAl au ; ;Perate with the Civil Defense pro- � I held in Andover on Feb. 25 will I I . �� 1, I , I . ` I '' I , .. I �' ancis I ,a here, Notes I - , ' �� i ::,EnterprIse Grange meets at 8 W. Marriner, president of Fr Meeting toriurn in LawreAce. ,�� #, in and members are Drawn For Jury Serivice bd made at the 'regular meeting N I 1, .1 Legion . � u,g '11he service committC4 ot lolIh "' � 5pecla ,,d to �oin 'some one of the Ladies' auxiliary �� Wednesday night in Grange hall. Willey & Co., w' -a- ' the k I Alfred H. Skell6yj 7 Camden of the V.F.W. , _ il ho Sal ,!,",'his mei re will be a �;pecial ine,eting Calvin Seiferth will give � I I . : orandum embodies t ubject of The L, t. 0� un:ts training for the wor . fo 1-st 9128 Wednesday at 8 p.i,n. Hancock lodge, A, F. -and A. 9�, - �' �', i , , .1 j� I r , I � , _ , , . . I IT 11 ", . '�", � ; , I I - 1, ( , I I 11 ,i! 1; , � : , "Ill I , � , ,v , � � 4 , '.- ,� I 1 . % � I �, " , � I . , �;,� , " � , , , , , I � " � * I � , . : � "' I 7- � 1� . . I , 11 �. I I I : . 11� . . . -1 11: * , � , � , � I � 1. I � . I � .1 i : . �, ", , � :, " , . , I � . - , � "', , , � I . , � � I - , �', , ( � . � � I ,� I , � � 1 extended conferences between rep- of members of Post 219, American message Sunday morning, e . . 9 ,, Plans are being rnade fox, the street., a. in, 4 oi?eiaL ve, was A penny social will meet' tonight at T:30 I - � 10 - post at the Laymen's i�rvice. 1 take drawn for jury service Monday in the post rooms. . I A M��- I I . . I resentatives of the wool textile in. Legion tonight at 7:30 in the I i Temple. . I I dustry and officials of your staff." home', Important business matters The Junior Choir of Union Co'd- initiation of new members to night at the meeting of the select- also w 11 be held. I some I I I-( gregation4l: Church will rehe4rs4 place in April. 1� An income tax auditot, Will�bo � Stevens and Marriner said this will be discussed, I I - , men, His narne, Was drawn from - , t' I " � - � " — , at the town hall We6osd& ' — - Friday evening at 6-.30. .1 I .. the jury box by Chairman Elliott Grocery Social � �y o , "' 11 country had only 90 days to cover Acceptance of ifoute 113 Favorod 'Ladies' auxiliary to Clan assist local residents, tb.filld - e ways and means comn-lit 66 I ev the hext ses. �' The I . TOWN I r tbe�111? ;; itself on available wool from the �' OF NORTH ,A_,;I�OV'�&' NOTICF of Th n 'Monday night Sion of Superi6r Civil court in Solington *will hold a public kro. state Income tax ret ris C, W, 11 southern hemisphere, Present ..#+�.01 , , I the Parent-Teaftr associAtkil The solectme � I � .I.A. , . , king at 8 be here from 9 a. in. to I p. ra. And ! , I - I . 1 A -1 .. plans'to hold. a §eri6s of teas in unanimously favored the acce t- Lawrence. � i I I ceiry Social Thursday ever � � price ceilings ma,ke such purchases `� � 2� to 4 p�'m. I -, . . I i ....... I the near, future' to raise mone, ghcb�� by the state of Route 1 3. 1 in Square and Compass hall. from , �, ,� I impractical and thus, must be ad- ,:S I I - � � ` 11 I ;,+1 goes I I ;�- v r ers&s 'rhi-i --T+ravelPd route A/f -I,--- ar6 ronuestedto bring I justed, they said. I - W fvr L e organ z v�4. vu 1, — TOWN I OF NIETHTEN � will be invited to each tea. - . � - th�d�kgh the confer of Methuen . articles for the event. It", 1. :... The town election will be heJ4 6orknectipg Have�hijl alid Lowell 0 � I - I . I fkk - # a,: . � I I P.. ..t.. �. .0 , March 5. Town meeting will Ae on, the Poftland-New York route, � / . To Address Brotherhood � ... � .;4% ,,-;."n � ..... . I � i f town officers I I [AIJUIZAG" - place in thi anditorium on Marqh , A delegation 0 . . 04 Colonel Leonard Fello, head of C41A . . . . . t Z , I ... �., :1 Trade � �'. - t - '. ..., 12. , , and Methuen Board of the Climatl�! Retearch laboratory, . . "�o I I . ��.. I Amendment to Zoning By -Laws adopted Stations, of the Cross and Bene� went to a hearing At state house I ? Lawrenc6,, will'address the West �// at the Annual Town Meeting held in the I . WaUaAdjaw,�l " Town Hail on SatuVday, March 18, IQ50 diction wiU.be held Thursday evo- Tuesday on the acceptance of the METHUEN HOUS.1-No Auiflofft�r Parish Brotherhood members at " 17 at, 1:30 F. M., under Article 32 of the ning at 7:30 in St. Joseph's church, route Sy the state. I ,ir meeting Friday night at 8 I . bruay ig,, 1951, the Town Warrant. Vurichard high junior and senior Police Chief CyriY Feugill was CALL I k2 v i D .11 in the estry. � � to 0 Voted to amend the Zonin 194 ITLaw, by classes are c9nducting a waste empowered ,by the 'selectmen to ON FUEL, 01T, � �, I I . pm, changing the classification place of - ' ' * - a The Methuen Housing Authority, acting R Und-property owned by .Mrs. Mabel Oar. . , . record the the, hear- ,,g,e,nts of the Town of Methuen invites V.F.W. T M � 0 a bus, ties$ dis.- pil)4 drive, . selectmen 'at Is ', I I cione from a residentiaj t . I b ds the foll6wing supp.li�sj to be de- trict, Said property Is, located at the corner The R bins ' roup will meet in ing. , � l, .,. livered at ths� Veteran A. Apartments Andover post, Veterans of For - 0 ' L' . I I I of Andover Street and Prosp"t Terrace, Memorial Ha lib,raxy Wednes#, � � � I � located at, Hampshire Roa M t eign Wars, will meet Thursda �, � 0"'.1 and I bounded and described as follows: ,� . " � Red Cross Meetin Wednesday Mass. at Sawyer Street, . at uen, , Begins day morning a 10 9, ty, , & ' night at 8 in the post rooms. Com- � ning at the corner of Andover Street ' I . . I and at the OMqo of the, Authori , , and Prospect Terrace, thence northerly by The Congregtaforkal senior ch " pre - 01, , Loui's P. Berwick, director of Ti,d,r Street, Methuen, rass.'for ,aa12 mander William Hulse will , Andover Street 102.0$ feet at 7:30 `4 the - � . I month period beginning A� it 15; 195 11 nd side. to a point: will rehearse tonight � ,� CivileDefense setup here, will . I I I I I hence easterly 110.05 feet to a point: ending April 14, 1952. , ' I . 1, .1� � I 3 . be tile 9�lest, 'k a,t the, meet- S,upplies, Required Apptoximatel I , 'hence outherly 100 feet to a point in the the auditorium,' I � - I I . I __ � - � am northerly line of Prospect Terrace, thence I , ,�ng of ivietntlCrk Chapter or 000 Gallons ot .,Q. , J,uel .I, � westerly, by the northerly line of Prospect f Sealed proposals addres"d to Methuen ' Terrace'89,05 feet to the point of begin- . American Red Cross, Wednesday Housing Authority wlth "Fuel Oil Bids" I 3t 7:30 p. in., in Odd FellOW'S' indicated on the envelope will be received I I : lkome TaiRki. building. I ning. I I Boston, Mass., Februa 9, 1951. 1 . at the office of the Authority No, I Tudor Geo. NNW 'rho foregoing amendment to4zoning By. street, Methuen, Mass. i I Law is hereby approved. I P REP,AHED Miss Esther Burnham, general 'we 7u,ut I 8 P. U. on Isl FR.ANCIS E, KELLY � . I . duesdsy, .March the 1951 at which 373 EssFx St., Tel. 6592 S] I field consultant for the Eastern time all bids will, be opened in public� I Attorney General. i Part Time Accounti - be. right is reserved to reject any and I Ll Commonwealth of Massachusetts. RALPH ft. JOYC Area of the Red Cross also will be alirbids for the above SuPPliel, pposite Mohican North AndoNer, Mass. February 10, 19,51 1 1 . . ove�,_ , present. The meeting will be pro- (Signed) . ? . 91 Attest. 1 57 Lincoln St. No. And Methuen Housing Authoriti . I I sided over by Chairman George W I I JOHN J. LYONS 'Telephone 24173 ____. Thomas J, Pearson. Jr. ETErn Town Clerk. ', I A. Bray. # Chairman. , � , 11 I I � 11 � I �, I I , I . " I - " '' :��, . ,:,. I . � ) I 1 I ' I __L ' , 4 Do You Kn'owo, _1 � , � , _ "I , ,- , , I- , I Hqw, to insuro'yoursel , f if . - I I ' someone falls on yout 1c, I y I "I . . . side,w4alk or your do4 bites , �,,:111'1 I I I , I I ' I someone Of yout bab' i I � I I y7slitter - :�'� trios ,on one of your rugs?, I - � �z ., - I I � � Ae answ'er is simple I land I I I I � ,_ I the costo low, 'Just �p Apno . I �, I I 11 I I I . , k � .1 . I 1� '' � .1 '' I J"A 11. I q I . 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I — '. . - — '."", JAYVEEA C11EE'KLEALL'K6 A'1' LAWKL''}'l UL HIGH �LriVVL L ,I 6[ie atatav'L5 v,u,r ua.ucacn�c.,. uruiJaa, l Vp .u,.u, r, ^-� ,eft to right Maureen Coprad, Shirley Redmond, Louise Darveau, Frances Gucciardi, Elinor Kane major: team, dumped to fourth as John's, 1$-2; St, Louis, 18-4; Brig- and Alfrieda O'Brien. (Photo by C. M. Currier) . Indiana and Bradley, challengers ham Young, 20-4; Bradley, 21-4 last week, dropped in the ratings, and, N. C. State, 21-4. f . Maureen C o n r a d, Alfrieda although still staying in the top 10. NEW YORK, Feb. 12 (UP)- Musial-'Elliott O'Brien, Louise Darveau, Elinor Kansas State received " three The United Press basketball AmongKane, Shirley Redmond and first place votes and a total of 233 ratings (first place votes in par- `"" "`Frances Gucciardi are the ja vee points while Columbia, sixth last enthesis) : JOHN JOE BARRY HARRISON DILLARD JIM FtiCHS'' g week, of two first place ballots - • Y ° school. They ftakeLover nin the and a total of 192 points. Pointsl 1 Kentuck (23) Points AP Newsfeatures annual features of the Nationals. 1946: g •� 1 Baseball Ferformers home basketball y games between are scored on the basis of 10 for 2 -Oklahoma A&M (6) ....297 Rev, Bob Richards, who recently Other champions defending tits ; the second teams, -the senior cheer- a first place vote, nine for a sec- 3 -Kansas State (3) ..... ,233 'NEW YORK -All 12 National became the second athlete in are: Andy Stanfield (60 yard 1 i leaders between the varsity and and so on down to one for a 4 -;--Columbia (2)..'..... • . • .192 AAU indoor track champions will American track histoiy to pole dash), Hugo 1\2aiocco (600-y, d w I' orriler Has Best Life•'I'ime Average teams, 10th. - 5-Tndiana ............. • ..165 defend their championships in the vault better than 10 feet, will also ran),, Roscoe Brown (1,000 yards, s The sophomore and freshman Following Columbia came Indi- 6 -St, John's ...............162. annual' meet to be held in Nadi- put his title on the line as will Curtis Stone (three miles),.,He'nry Arhong Active Players Ill Majors•••Brave9 sextet -the cream of the cro g- .......... q y, y Pana, St. John's St. Louis, Bri 7 -St. Louis (1) 153 son S uare Garden on Saturda Harrison Dillard of Cleveland anal Laskau (Mlle walk), Gil,Borgges,,��-n Star Leader iri Ruris•Baited•Iri of over 100 candidates -has been ham Young, Bradley and North 8 -Brigham Young . , . 79 Feb. 17. I Jim Fuchs, the' ex -Yale shot put (weight throw), John VisIocky " practicing since early in January. Carolina State in that order, With 9 -Bradley 76 John Joe Barry of Ireland will I star. Dillard first won his AAU (high jump), and Doug Fowlkes Under disciplined direction two Kentucky, the' Aggies and Kansas 10 -North Carolina State 55 defend his mile crown, one of the 60 -yard high hurdles crown in (broad jump). ' By CARL LUNDQUIST service contributions. Y, l afternoons a week they were State, the same cubs formed the Second 10 -Southern California, NEW YORK, Feb. 12 -(UP)- All in all, it makes pretty good swinging and swaying, wheeling _ In what would be a best seller reading -except that you can't g g , y g g top 10 last week. 44; Illinois, 36; Vilianova, 30;Cin- 'star prep end from San Antonia; and whirling. The tempo was fast, Of the teams .n the select group, cinnati, 15; Long Island, 12; 7 stumbles over h`s naval academy` if you could buy d the National - readbase et -unless you pay those the drill hard, but what cared g Sports Rounduleague disclosed- today in its Dia- baseball writers' dues, however, only N. C. State, in addi- Washir, ton 11; Arizona, 10; Newentrance exams.. , . Alter a noisy Van Musial has the best lifetime they with their physical spark and tion to Kentucky and Oklahoma A, York University, 5; Kansas and first half of the recent Harvard• mond Jubilee Green book, that the instant reflexes of youth. &. M., held the same spots as last Oklahoma, 3 each, By HUGH FULLERTON, JRR. U. basketball star who also is re- Columbia basketball game, Iii //��++ They asked Miss Edith B. Bruce, week, Others -City City College of New NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (f?'i-There garded as big league pitching ma- vard Cheerleader Chris bray ad- batting average among active play- G II.ilei,�e Victors feriae, recently was approached by rnonished,the crowd: "L is ked hen . are we going on?' and Indiana dropped from third to York and Texas, 2 each; Iowa, must be something in the south- y err and that Bob Elliott is the g -batted-in kin � The L. M. A. C. of Lowell took she answered in a tone of polite fifth; Bradley from fifth to ninth Toledo, U.C.L.A. and Washington western atmosphere that impels a baseball "bird dog. . Ietnt�� derogatory noises to a minimu rung g a one point lead in the first half finality, "W hen you are ready." and St, John s, St. Louis and Brie,,. State, 1 each, fin himself as art "unofficial a There was a conglomeration of golfers to get into rhubarbs. . y g iri information e rookies, of the tournaments between the At long last Miss Bruce, always Latest outburst began at San An- ent scout" for an American league g two clubs here in Lawrence at perfectionist, smiled rovin Immacyiate Adds RinkSdinks club, the visitor asked Southpaw• y n interest records, team performances, P PP g RAY BOONE SIGNS G F p G � p tomo wizen a half-dozen � leading the local club rooms, The tourna- at the ascending curve of im- CLEVELAND, Feb. 12 (UP)- Mello, It s 1 11 Berry, if z 0 4 pros said they would play in the Thompson what was his biggest BoWs, Last -k\1 �1. <; and where your favorite ball playerment consisted of cribbage, bridge provement and a, week ago turned Shortstop Ray Boone signed' his Harem o 0 o Gosselin o o o Mexican open this ,week instt�ad weakness in pitching. Oh, ,,.� lives during the off-season. And and bowling. on the green light. `The big mo- 1951 contract with the Cleveland Barton• rf 2 0 4 Trotoohaua replied Dick, I guess m fast (By The Associated Press) it is: absolutely free -provided you In bridge, A. LeClair and R. Ment had come, The were even sada 1 o a rf s o a of at Harlingen, Tex.. , .And, in- g Y � They g Indians today, bringing the Tribe's Aleket, e 1 1 3 Conopy 0 0 o cidentaily, this isn't the first time `'-ort of tires my left arm around PARIS -Laurent Dauthuille, �+ are a paid-up member of the xarram 1 0 2 Betide, c o k z the seventh wining." Then, after 161"s France, stopped Jean W'sl Baseball Writers of America. Beauchesne of Lowell beat out a royal reception and led the total signees to 20. v;tale, Ig e a 14 Tomlinson 1 1 s some starts have tried to duck zack,� 155, France, g L, Dube, Sr. and P. Sirofs, while second team to victory, The sturdy shortstop, who will Haiiar 1 0 2 Poole, !g o o o a thoughtful pause, he added: Just in case you aren't in good Dr. Perront and R. Hamel of Law- smith, rg 3 1 T McCarthy 2 3 T Harlingen. About a year ago g standing as se today, there area rence took on R. Lamoureux and be called on to. fill former Mana- Gees, rg 4 o s a somewhat more serious fl.iss be- "But I can finish what's left with PROVIDENCE, R. I. -Irish Bob umber of things that Charley, • ger Lou�Boudreau's shoes in 1951, gan at Phoenix when a group of my right," Duck meant it, Murphy, 1723!i, San Diego, Calif., ► rl things ace Charley L. Allard of Lowell for a point. Crusaders Whip probably signed for $9,000. He hit Total Gates 45 Total go, 12 e 30 the top players decided' to leave too.' He's ambidextrous. stopped Bialy Brown, 165',/4, Hart - publicist, , 10, Segar, the league's In cribbage, M. Geoffrey and! 1 301 for the Indians last season the PGA cold and strike out for ford, Conn. RE 4 has managed to dig up during the John Matto of Lowell took on. R. e but faltered in the field late in One -Minute Sports Pae BALTIMORE =- limmy Bivi s, stirring' oft -season when other Dube and C. Michaud, 4 to 1; J. White Sharkey A.C. themselves under George Schnee- po g baseball folks have been trying to Dubois and A �Iarcoux of Law'- Bowling Green the season. G F p ty F p ter's guidance, ... A golfer of the Word from Alabama is that 180, Cleveland, oufpointec d what to do about Commis- Mau Bin, it a 0 ° a Sharkey, if 4 o s� tournament variety often is a guy some of the Auburn alumni wfia� Lowry, 182, New Haven, Coni., decide rence, beat out A. Marcotte and McCarthy rf 3 2 s Juba, rf 4 o s stoner A. B. (Happy) Chandler. B sour eault, 3 to 2 games; A. BOSTON, Feb. 12 (UP) -Holy Lii1101' League ambert, c 9 2 20 Fortune, e 1 o z whose thinkin stops with the were supporting Earl Brown wliera (10). g J �a onte, IS 1 1 3 Sellars 2 1 5 buck he hope to make next week. the governor wanted to toss him HOLYOKE-Otis Graham, 1591/2, Musial, the Cardinal star who is 'i Dube and G. Fouchet of the locals Cross roared to its 14th win of ® L3_ Erecque " 1 0 2 Burne, Ig 0 0 o Phifadel hia, knocked out Carmine seeking something close to $100,000 Whois i beat out E. Belanger and E. Bel- the season tonight with an easy First round: Mann, g o o o McKay, rs 4 1 s ..-'That may be the case in tlle out of the- coaching job, changed p g82 65 victor ver Bowling Green To nn, rf 1 o a latest fuss: :Mexico looked like �� their tune in the past couple of Vitale, 164, Newark, N. J., (4). for his services this season, has lard, 3 to 2, to ive the Lowell y STANDINGS some pretty convincing figures tb g before 3,206 basketball fans at Red Division Total 1i s 39. Total 15 2� 32 easier pickings with less discom- weeks, Our informant, who y gteam a one point lead in cards at the Boston Garden, Referee, Cate, Time, Four se•. fort. Or it could be the PGA lists Norman Cooper ase t ^ No. 1 CELTICS SELL PLAYER back up his. aims. He is the bat- 9 to 8' Won Lost tournamen' nmi,ttee that is be- candidate, adds:' I caro Hol Cross led all way sit � ' � F why' - ting leader at a .346 mark which In ng, the local All Stars y Bucks .. ,t 7 0 BOSTON; Feb. 12 (� - Bos- ting the same as his seasonal lost 3 to 1 points as the commis- overwhelmed the oua - yed Bowl- Jokers 6 1 sucks Bison, fng influer, by the sponsor's any coach would take a 3 ,.• there is exactly - P in Green quintet which went G .r F t G f p dough..:. Last year's threatened until things are more settled." , , ton's Celtics of the National Sold as - figure for 1900. And he has lilt dons team came through with a g Bisons .......... 6 2 keaney, a 0 o o Tutu;i.an� u 3 1 T ketball Association today sold down to its sixth loss as against rebellion certainly was a a e of Last 'season, when the Syracuse more doubles - 343, and more three to one in their favor to make Hawks ...... 4 3 car ey 2 � 0 4 Hemma, rf 1 0 a y § Jchn Mahnken to Indianapolis.; 14 wins. Mustangs ,...... 4 ¢ �TcNrthy rf 4 3 Burke e � oa,• s short-sighted players readily,Fall-'Natswon 22 out of23Jhoinegames,,;.The Celtics reserved the rigl}t :.triples, 115 - -than any other the total score 13 to 12 points in g r Machell 1,,, 1 a c a , in in w itli the suggestion that the drew 121,322 cash custcmers. re rchase �1Utahnken item the _ Four Crusaders hit for double 5 S•weene � � g gg y. � - � to pu Iayer on the books. Those figures the favor of the C. M. A. C. of Cavaliers,.• .�..... , e� 4_e, a w e, 's , 3 -6 lz p figures In the romp, Theyy"were: lookers 2 i $urke,s 12 1 2e, Gail, rg X 0 z they could get rich quicker if they Thia'season, with a 10-8 record Olympians. are even more important than his I Lowell. The second half of the careut, rg k 0 10 Bourque 3 0 6 Jidn't have to .b the dough.... for 23 home games, they've, d'la batting average, considering they tourney will be held in the Lowell scrappy forward Bob_McDonough, Jets�,,y., 1 5 l "League rules, Celtics presir ba g h i with 1$ points; slit ria Dilling Middies 0 Total 26: a 5e Total 14 T 35 The eq°uir it manufacturers, 122,814, . , . Earl Hilligar Liner- are compiled in competition wit , club r on March 18. with , 16 points; �eac� Dave Referee, Pierce. Time, Four 8e. who pay bilis and do the ,ican League Red Book; w i just dent Walter A. Brown players explained, men who have been m the league points; and sogho- White Division „ - forbid the loaning of and Mangle, with 15 p. Won Lost. thinkin , straightened that one hit this desk, lists 30 ten-yeitr' men i" much longer than he has, In the Indianapolis needs help,T'his is the more guard Earle Markey with Tooker# Cavaliers out and presumably the players with 14 more due to achieve that batting' averages where everybody ilia et League 14 points. Hcokeis 6 1' G, r p a F p were y about status this season. The Browns only way we could, arrange+ita is on an equal basis, Musial has a Shamrocks 6' 1 sower, it 3 3 9 Judge, . if 3 0 a given more to se, Johnnie probably will be back, in ' , r q Red haired guard Jerry Kemp- Se her, rt 1 2 4 Tuo"' an, rf 7 0 14 running tournament affa`_rs. don't have anyone in either group, , 30 -point edge on runner-up Jackie Standings Elks 6 1 noxa; c , 2 a 4 Conroy, c 8, o 12 But, gosh, look how they're se, in Boston.' ter set the scoring ¢2ce for visit- y' y; b Robinson of Brooklyn, who is RED DIVISION Hookers ....... 6 1 Blanchette 2 0 4 Sheehan, Ig a 0 4 ;t Dots All, Brothers listed at .316. Bisons ............ 6 2 ing Bowling Green as he tallied : Hoboes 6 2 Leamos, r is 1 4 2 xitloury, ,rg 1 0. a UmpiresThe man for the Dukes .....:...:.. 6 2 19 points on eight field goals and Comets Ramos' rg e a 18 Double Pla one ofits be txfootball Prospects in 183we a theNationalafitve d league Elliott the big team three fouls. - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 4 e dollars a Braves, leads in the R. B. I. de- Se Michael's ...... a 3 Buckeyes ......: 2 5 Total is Pierce 4o Total , 0 ss y Lanky center Jim Gerber was Refereed, p(ero•and care.. Time, Four se .Dick Thompson, Louisiana State in years unless Malcolm Kitchens, game, partment partly because he has Senecas .... , ...... 5 3 right ht behind Kempter with 14 Dukes 2 5 been, around a long while. Never- Red Eagles 4 4 points and forward Eli Joyce with Biackhaw.. .. 1 7 theles, his total of 1,029 makes Hot Shots ........ , 4 4 13 points'completed' the only dou- Colonels"" . , 0 7 .......... 3 5 Blue Division him ,the -only active man in the Hornets Wildcats ....... 2 6 bee figure scorers for the boys Won Lost league jn four figures. The run. front Ohio, her up ie,- Enos Slaughter of the Rams . . ..... . .. . . . 0 8 The first period score was close • Steve's A. C; • .. , 7 1 Cai'dinals,..wrth._ $94, Phil Cava - C" BLL', DIVISION until the final minute and a -hall, Immac. Reds . • 6 1 p retta of due Cubs is third with Immac, Reds ...• 8° 0 At that point the Crusaders broke Rinkydinks ....... 6 1 D \ 85 t, and, yep, you guessed it --Mu- Globe Crawlers 5 2 a 29-29 deadlock with nine Dandy Five ... 4 3 Elks I sports s akA is fourth with 815, despite. ... 5. 2 Crusaders 3 4 straight points to take a ' 38 29 hitehawks .... 3 4 a Qj the fact, that others have con- Wizar • • 4 3 half-time lead. ' Holy Cross kept siderable> seniority in service. Wizards 4 4 up the pace after intermission and How'd Five 2 5rie • Midgets Sharkey A. C. ... 1 6 Comidine ,. Because of the jubilee situat.:on, g • • • • • • • • ; : � 4 ran outclassed Bowling Green into Segar has gone down through the Crusaders .. 2 5 _ Saxons .......... 0 7 THE DAY CITATION RAM ALONE g the Court fIoor� ears with the National League in Lightnings ..:. 01 6 Games this week: Wednesday, _ y Minute Men .. . Feb. 14, 7:15 p. m. Crusaders vs a special attractive feature en- .` titled`` Cavalcade' in which all of Wed,, Feb. 14, 4:45 p, m. -Play- Be Ce Is " Winner Saxons, Immaculate Reds vs the major' highlights are noted. off game: St. Michael's vs. Senecas Dandy Five, ' Sharkey vs Howe, thd, in s'gnificant to note that in ' Fri., Feb. 16, 4 p,• m. Play- BOSTON, Feb. 12 -(UP) -Eos- Five, Whitehawks.; vs Rinkydinks. 1878; + fo'ur players were barred off round starts. ton college Struggled to its 11th Saturday, Feb. 16, 4 p. m. Cava - 1878 Hornets viii of the season in 15 games froin the Louisville club allegedly G F p G F' >' liers vs Hawks, Jokers vs Bucks, , A3 A •1tEAR-OLD, Citation was Jets vs Tookers. , for, throwing a game. Times ave Caron, if 1 0 2 Franz, 1f - 2 0 4 Tonight over a scrappy St. Fran- �s in the winner's Circle 25 times rattavma 0 0 0 Linehan o- o o •s colle a of Brooklyn, N. Y. changed in baseball. Also down ;Muldoon, rf o o '0 Saalfrank rf 0 0 o Cl g y' Saturday, Feb, 16, 7:13 p, m., ` his'victories through the years, George Gore of Maroun, a 14 0 -3 Maccarone e 4 1 9 quintet 63-58, before some 2,000 r out of 27 starts, .orae, IS s 1 T Lebrun, rg o 0 o basketball fans at the Boston Gar- Elks vs Hookers, Buckeyes vs , including The Kentucky Derby, Chicago once stole seven bases in Walworth o 0 o Ho;dsworth den. Dukes, Shamrocks vs Colonels. e game, in 1884 Old Hoss Rad- Annalora rg 1 0 2 rg o 0 0 ".' E. Barbera o ,1 1 Taylor, 1 0 2 The victory was hard-earned for Final games in the first round The Preakness and The;: bourne; won 60 games ;or Prov: the Ea es who Ied all the way of the Greater Lawrence Junior ' Belmont Stakes. " dence, and in 1894 Hugh Duffy Total i40 2 2Total T 1 1s gj bat. ed .43$ for the Braves -the Referee, Cate. Time, Four ss. until. the nine minute mark of the Basketball league will be contest -00 second half. From there m the ed at the Y. M. C. A. this week. <: .,, top all-time big league mark. Immaculate Rcds 5lidgeti For fo'_ks tired of watching G F p G F P game was knotted six times as The two leading teams m each di- 7 e Harem, if 3 0 8 Krikori n 1f 3 3 91St Francis, led by Capt. Jim vlsion will compete in the playoff three` -hour games between the Saba, rf 1 o a McLennan rf 2 0 4 round which will start the follow - -- Dodgers and Giants, it was a re Scalia, c a 0 1s Neely, 'ag e o 0 0 Yeardon isi d came set-sh from behind twhiz o ins week, > freshing note to observe that 1n Pappas,, lygg 7 0 14 Howshan, rg o 0 0 scare the B. C. tram. In the White Division the 1919 the Braves played Brooklyn `ate e a•. • Petzold 8 1 13 �t< ' record 51 -minute game. So High scorer for the B. C. Eagles Shamrocks appear to have a play- record lay Total 19 0 ss Total 13 s 31 was rugged guard Frail Duggan "off spot cinched as the la the it,went down through the years Referee, sate. Time, Four 6s. gg g gg P y play n the major contribution for with 15 points, But the scoring last place Colonels on Saturday <. a d °. history by opening the season with r * snow was stolen from Duggan by night, i95 was that the Cardinals made 1111 nee s In f 01011 Luisi who tallied 21 points for The other playoff in this di- �r C the Brooklynites-he was deadly vision will o to the winner of f, n ' a night' game. Approximately 30 Turners from g Thera was much uo-to-date, - at the foul stripe as he converted the Elks -Hookers game, also the` Lawrence Turn erein, led by re +x r ' T` Instructor 'Robert MacLen an, 11 out of 12 shots, Right behind *' statistical material such as the scheduled for Saturday night. that the league's home run '� him was forward mate Rearden In the BIue Division, Steve's A. v reachFr Y po C. had one playoff position cinched fact t visited the Manchester society t kings in reverse' were P with 18 nits, g for a return match of volleyball Boston conege St. Francis Igoe of Brooklyn and Johnny Sair. The Manchester Turners had pre• G F p G F p and the Immaculate Reds and the Y � = of- Bost6ns two pitchers otherwise viously visiter Lawrence in a se. Fitzgerald, f s o 10 Luist, f , 5 11 21 Rinkydinks Saturday night to gain e 4. O'Toole, f 5 5 15 Reardon, f 8 2 18 `r"egerded as hot -shots. The only ries of inter -society games. Gaffney, f o 0 o Coogan, e o 1 1 a tie in the standing with that flX in their liniment was that each' pre -game marching drills' and Hickey, f 1 0 2 Donohue, 0 3 1 T team, Both clubs should win IN #}{1 1948 Pimlico Special, run late Deegan, a 2 3 T Ellsworth, c 0 0 0 yielded , 34� homers to opposing iwarm-up exercises were conducted c a 1 s Ruzniski, g o a o their games on Wednesday eve- in the season, no other horse was con - Silk, - °* bat�me:n.-tops for. the league In jointly by Instructors MacLennan Duggan, g 5 4 14 waleh, g 1 4 ening, and if neither is upset, a 1950: of Lawrence and Sandman of O'Connell, g 4 a 10 stokes, g 2 1 5 playoff will be necessary. ceded a chance. Citation was the only l' Long winning'sfreaks were at a Manchester, Following the games, Total 2e, 1s es Total 19 20 se, In the Red Division the Bucks entry. And, as the crowd roared, he 5, •, '.. Half-time score: Boston College, 34, prerlium " last season . and the three :Manchester gymnasts dem• lead the parade, with the Jokers tom leisurely around the track, the f "� - Dodgers topped the list with a st. Fran 's 3e, in second with a six -one ,record y onstrated the trampoline act, Gentile, ofa s; Bill Jackowskt and Tony and the Bisons in'third with 8.2. uncontested champion.. ♦ skei4 of 10. in reverse the Reds The scores follow: Senior lost 10 in a row to top the deficit Women, Lawrence 15, Manches- T- The Jokers play the Bucks }text is s column, ter 3. Senior Men, Lawrence 15, SELECTS TEAMS Saturday night, A win for the , '��, t? i F oT .,the meticulous' fan who Manchester 8. Second game 10.13. BOSTON, Feb. 12 (moi-Presi- Bucks will throw the Jokers back . t. wgnders w'hy so many Gant bat- Active Ladies, 13-3; 11.15. Men dent Maurice Podoloff today an- into a. tie with the Bisons, necessi• `I'•" ters can hit' homers, the park d:- nounced the selection of the N -a- tatin a playoff. A win for the yj Actives, Lawrence 7, Manchester g p Y, tional Basketball association's first bring them into a ie TONIGHT, for our Pleasant Moments, i 050 mensions s1_ow the Polo Grounds 15; second game 10-15, Jokers will b Bath "`easiest place to hit homers All-Star- teams, East and West, forfirst with the Bucks and both treat yourself and your friends to the r �� with 237 -foot right field. boon- T, which will play in Boston March 2, teams will enter the playoff round; t� daffy anti a 279 four limit in le ft. SKIING CASat The complete vote'east by sports The summaries: "champion of whiskies" -finer, milder �.w i x a �g..e• ,. '' u hest distances are 366 RUTLAND, Vt., Feb. - writers who selected the teams Steve's A.C. bandy Five p PM. Today, tomorrow, every time you i► .The tog G F P feet for tile, field in Cincin- Four, persons were admitted to was not available but these were Musson, If 4 3 v Bell, if 3 o e taste it, you can count on the uniform 'utland hospital after ween end the teams: Donahue, rf 1 0 2 Thompson rf o 1 1 nati and 350 for the left field in R skiing accidents. Eastern Division: forwards, Vince Higgins o 0 0 Donavan 2 1 5 lightness and smoothness that have made Chicago. m Corriveau, o 6 1 13 Micuccl, 0 5 0 10 :. There was, of course, an omin- The diagnosis for all four: Boryla, New York, Joe Fulks, Rivard, tg . 8 2 18 O'Donnell, IS o 2 2 li', PM Preferred by Millions. „• nnfa hack in the book, Almost "A cracked tibia in the right Philadelphia, Paul Arlain, Phil- . Pappas, rg u o za Donahue, rg s 1 • ♦ _1_1_._ .+-_i C._-�_ .. - . , .., . .b .... z - ...,. _.- .. _ 1,�I .1,,�II,,I` .1 I I 4-I I t I��I �1,I,1,, THE EVENINC�-_TRIBUNE LAWRENCPE, MASS. -TUESDAY, FE6. 20, 1931 r Y,om91, y ;nI J3 'skI eItI G.I..*i, ,I e- s � P- unI chI * - ` a i'"'��" .P -1' r, . dI QI a .� v - pI I DI.1_I. -w1 , . II I yI ' eL NFA II s I Ba.`: . , Suburban Captain 'fosses Ill. 1Y,11* e e:_. I , �1 ,1, , ''�,,,,- Southworth Predicts Five nin Point in 37 to 35 Victor' ...,� Over Newburyport--)Iake8 ;, f 11 Club dace In Nationals m` 20th Win for Home Club lI7 Includes E11IIou Pllillie a "%� Iii�i Own red g r.: �. 3 -s i Captain Charlie Dwyer er threw in a basket from t.ha ' • • « _ #- Andover list ld Cardillals 1111 of f floor With less than 30 seconds to play at A boder, f�lant� aI ,3 ` �' " 0*y , i x + night and Punchard high walked off with a 37 to 35 Whoill S11ould Be In Hot Contention €� r „ i 3 g y j> f' z t ; victory over a stubborn Ne�vburyport quintet that eX- ' 55 :. roximatel ,' he unbeaten g N Fla. Feb. 19 into two groups of approximately r Blue and Gold throu flout. BRADENTO ;;< tended t h continued. ' '` yv j -u n ecutive basketball y> ill Scut"%- equal strength, e c ' J' .. It was Punchard s �Oth CO s (UP) Manager B y tel on 0Es `, r Jethroe will play center f d �. ! rr'ved at the Boston €: r tory, It wasn't, however, an easy one. The invaiets worth a r one of these combinations and i §'> y • ; ° 'n trainin tarn to- sition on the � Braves sprig g P D.?arquez the same position `f '; ,fought all the way and came close to being the first team e a five- other, . .. s i 'this campaign to take the measure of the suburbaft five. I day and promptly bred ct d Ili team race ut the National league "None - of our pennant rivals i `" g ti'ewburyport gained some consolation, however, ~�viii- with his own team, the Phillies, can offer more power than we do ' • f k ' nin the reliminary 34 to 17. by , Dod ers, Giants and Cardinals in with Sid Gordon, Bob Elliott and y 11 t g p 1 T gontention. Walker Cooper coming up in sue- " Dw er was the only Punchard were exceedingly close calls €or riot h said that his Braves cession," he boasted. ` Y' `` } le figures in the undefeated Blue and Gold: , �r Southwort s g r player to hit doub can o all the way this season, Southworth hopes to have more a `° "` scoring, He whi ed in seven from Punchard now preps for:: the g � � M PP addle that the club is stronger than 20 pitchers, including eight r y the floor and three foul points for second game of its series with M If .this year than in 1948 when it won from farm clubs, and six catchers Y Y his grand total of 17, Sid Watson, thuen. This is scheduled for Wed• ttio National league pennant. out for the first drill here Wed- 4 > still suffering from an illness that nesday night at Andover. -The "We have five prospective start- nesday morning. A large dele a• � g P P has laid him low `or the past Iatter took the honors in the initial gg ing; pitchers in Warren Spahn, tion of players from Boston is due .... „: B f e up with but six and game played at Methuen a week Johne Safn, Vern Bickford, Max late tomorrow afternoon. > week, cam Y ons t§:. 1 I Scott Garrish, another on the or so a.go: The score at that tirnff 4urkont and Jim Wilson," he After Wednesday two sessions '" not-so-v,ell list, picked up eight. was 56 to 46, The summaries .` r " y, ' %' .... Pune and \ewburSpOrt observed. That s the present will be held dail the younger 3 ,,. Dagres finest for- `' setup; but of course the picture batterymen drilling from 10,3041 r <, one of the wards to appear at the suburban Raison, it a i 8 Duggan, ti i may change before t regular until noon and the veteran pitch- , ..;:, s Dwyer. rf 7 3 17 Da5res, rt 9 "1 14 ets under way. Its pos• ers and catchers operating be- .. wart this winter, kept Newbury'• Mcculiom e 1 1 3 Quinn, 0 1 .3;, 3 season g Y o�an er er aible some young pitcher could tween 12:30 p. m, and 2, Infield- port in the game with his grand b o a o s s o o. e ;,, Gerr�sh, !g 3 a 8 Packer, 1� I 4•• a' beat out a:` member of this quin• ers and outfielders are not due to e total of 19 points, He netted nine _ s f i ;+� J. �' from the floor and added a single 31ack r8 1 1 3 wtitPey rg 3 o a i Let." report until March 1.� ' foul point. Total 1s s st Tot.at is , a3 11 1,Southworth said that he had re- Walker Cooper arrived today ceived gglowing reports about Wil- after a five-day motor trip from ��` ; The Joppas took a one -point Score by periods 1 2 3 son, a 24 -game winner for Seattle his home in Missouri. Rookie first period lead outscoring Pun. P nct,ara s 1a a 3r + g `�ew:buryport ... 7. 4 13,- 8r3 a year ago, and Negro Outfielder Catcher Ebba St. Claire donned a " chard 7 to 6 at the end of the Luis Marques, who batted .311 for uniform and worked out by him- + first eight minutes, This home Four Sm. Gentile and Zambor?kt. T,a1k _ h Portland, from three experienced self. WOODBURY HIGH, SALEM, N.H., 1950-51 BASKETI7ALL S+ UAD-Back row, left to right -Coach Foster Ball, Richard Simen- club, however, came to life in the XewburyportJ.v. Punehard J.Y•1r a t ea ue baseball men, Mrs. Southworth was con- sen, George Rosko, Allan Larrabee, Bruce Carleton, Clement Duii kley, Jr., Robert Mawson, Martin Brown and Manager Robert Far- second to chalk up an even dozen 4 ir r, 4 _ i, a Pacific Cos 1 g 1 weene Paul Richards and valescing from two operations tar. Seated, left to right -Leo Hyatt, Gerald L'Heureux, Captain William Barlow, Gerald Sullivan and Charles Lavoie. Kneeling, points against nine for 'the in• wee, it a 1 13 stack, it" a w o• s Bill Sweeney, (Photo b Raymond N. Maynard) vaders to hold an 18 to 16 lead14azshall o o b Hili mot o >�� Baker. when Billy left her last Saturday left to right -Richard Gordon and James Thompson, Y Murphy o . a McGrath b a,- , "With our Heavy exhibition at Sunbury, O. She expects to at half time. Dewitt, rt 1 . 8 Doyle o � o slate+, rue will split our big squad join him here about March 15. • r • , e Captain William Barlow paced The third quarter was another Marcher o b o Downey, tt Q-_ o ° 0 Bruins fled Z-ZHoop • the Woodbury high basketball interestin one with Newbury rt Haroos, ° r 1 3 violin �f ub s tui a uncertain g Aney, es b o Lauri• b b b •team during the past season with a registering 13 points to 11 thereby Frasc is a o 4 Yancy va-• b �y wanted to go to a finish/ it was total of 302 points. Gerald Su11i- knotting the count at 29 -all, Pun- Rim arca' rs o 0 0 oiokipecol ° b .o. �u"'��er g B lle� �In �t other boys, Gerald L'Iieureux and than y more wa man's=r �` all right with him. He' was a II��iic an ranks second with 226. Two chard's abilit to add one 11 I knocker out guy. _ atie I o Latest l eY., l.t<llida pits opponent during v e final piecesCharlie Lavoie went over the ten- chs ter of the game gay e it a cart er, rs 4 b oj au 8+ O� DETROIT, Feb. 19 (UP)rotsreeu o._Qa o �+ t . Young Marcel Pronovost smashed tory mark. The final figures: two-point 4'wag margin, Newhouse/ I BOSTON, Feb. 19 (R) - Baso every kid to play in such places." This game` was another similar •rotar 12' io 3434 Total' "aa McCarthy, sports writer in a thrilling last-minute goal to Player Baskets F.P. 02 ` 11 ` Jack Mc y, enable the league -leading Detroit ketball's future at Boston Gardej john Curley, a graduate man- W Barlow . , .....131 40 302 to those played with St. Stephens scorb by periods 1 a`•, a s T for the Boston Herald, had a very is uncertain because of the mostt, ager of athletics at Boston Col- o high of Rumford, Maine, at the ,�ewbnry*port a a� a ;;-3a ' . r . Red Wings to tie the fourth -place G, Sullivan ...... 98 30 6 interesting story in Sunday's edi• Signed tied 1' OL Yea Boston Bruins, 2 to 2, tonight, be- recent gambling scandal in New leg2,�seconded McClellan; G. L'Heureux Boston Garden, (46 to 45), and at Punchard.,..., .,.•. a a a k1 -, lion concerning Tommy ("Klob ) York. We hate no reason to stop • • • • 62 14 138 Pinkerton (45-44), both of which referee, Davey._T+me, Pour es. .^` g y" fore a crowd of 11,241. t C. Lavoie ....... , 43 28 114 r Corcoran, a boxer who dined the DETROIT Feb. 19 - (UP) - Walter A. Brown, Garden piesis- playing at the Garden, if the g The 20 -year-old rookie, called Leo Hyatt ...... 30 17 77 - favor of Lawrence fans just after Southpaw Lal Newhouser signed dent said today at a basketball Garden wants us, We're sort for , 7 41 . 1 up from Indianapolis only last Y y R. Ma rabe ....... 17 World War L The Boston writer his 1951 contract for a reported week saved the night for the luncheon. the boys and officials of the A. Larrabee ...... 15 3 33 e�• � • t'y�had the followin $30,000 today to retain his stand- •"I'm heartsick and discouraged schools involved in • thi latest 1 Lo«is MayIVle.et �e1�. ' >l1� r j1>� r. ^,,r, g: Wings •with just 40 seconds to go five ears of m lifQ mess, We'll not expunge the game C. Dunkley ...... 2 1 ✓, ". `A lot of people think boxing ing as the Detroit Tigers,' most as he poled in the puck from the I've giveny YB, Carlton ....... 2 0 41',.1j,,-.- ` --,r y is dead in this town the man said. highly paid pitcher, despite a side of the croz se. and the Garden has spent a lot from our records. We played in R. Gordon ....... 1 0 2 : t lhere's nothing really wrong with $5,000 salar cut, of money trying to build basketbal good faith and we won." There 1 1 If He wins Bout Oveall �e Y Penalties -None. J. Thompson ..... 0 1 1 to game that a knock out guy Lp the Inst four years the wiry Score by periods 1 2 3 G here, h d been some suggestions BC R. Simensen ..... 0 "I don't know what I'm going could wipe its CCNY game from couldcz't fix. You know, a real Newhouser has `seen his pay Detroit ........... 0 1 1-2 to do or what I should do. game guy who can punch. Then slashed in half from `a top of its record. , Boston ....... , ... 0 1 1-2 I m sorry for great fellow ( „ Season retold: May lienlallf III San Franelsco l o Prepai* , you'd seri the fans turn, out. $65,000 in 1997. There Is no need to blame Woodbury 33, Hampstead 24 l like Nat Holman (coach at CCN7C FOr2J0 000 Proposed Bout 117' 11Iay, r That guy should know, he was Newhouser posted 13 victories f . Madison Square Garden or any Woodbury 37, Exeter 42 - - 3i knocker -out, game fighter, name agauist 13 setbacks last season in ,T Trio which is involved tin the latest other locality," said Bus Sheary, Woodbury 49, W. Newbury 34 - " Seeks 11IO O ambling scandal), recording to ,�r011lotelC J1n1111 J��U1rr;iy i of Tommy Corcoran,. Detroit's second place finish in the g °'It's alm6st impossible to track coach of Holy Cross. Woodbury 36, Durham Ct. 18 -i fought out of Lawrence in American League race. • - down these fixers. It's like ioakin ' "Such places as the New York Woodbury 34, Exeter 51 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 19 - / $78,000 irk the till, witY only about° Ike g The blond left -'hander and Virgil U1Si ned Car do g and Boston Gardens have done Woodbury 62, Newmarket 29 ,1,500 tickets left for the 16,000- ihe old days, and old-timers re- Trucks, sidelined most of Tast y for a Communist, you don't know too much for basketball to hurt Woodbury 60, Ste• 1?arie 31 (UP)- if Joe Louis beats, Andy I mei7iber him as Young Kloby, the with sot arm were the who you're talking to." 'balker here on Friday nicht he's edifice:, season it a e ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,, Feb, "It's a terrible thin to have a them now, I feel sorry for Nat Woodbury 31, Alumni 311maystay Crit-wn to fight Utah's t. champion of the Yankee Division. only Detroit players forced to g p Louis has been,'workin out six out u he was for 19 (UP) -President Fred Saigh, victory taste turn to ashes in y ? p reat Rex La •ne in a.., $250 000 , A knocker y Holman, He was a boyhood holo Woodbury 49, Hampstead 4a g y rounds per dad` with a tiriQ,`of , guy Irish- take pay cuts. Jr., said today he wail confer with of mine and I"11 always' have Wopdbc ` 39, Methuen 40;battle tit May, biome Jimmy gpaa ring partners in ,his `serious ore; a tough blond At * prime, the 29 -year-old three of his eigh /signed. St• I your mouth like the 'Generals the reatest respect for him." Woadb 42, Newmarket 46 man, who fought for ham and eggs did. He referred to Gen' Al g il2urray said today. comeback' atterxipt. He has aban- New. er won 80 while losing Louis Cardinals tc, row, two weeks ago Nat stood here Wogdbu,r 42, W. Newbury 46 211 over the east and mid -west as only c through the 1944-43-46 McClellan, coach of the Boston g p Woodbury 23, Hudson 43I' As the former champion pre- doned golf as "interfering wi it a kid went overseas with the Y g The three are pitchers i\?ax College game which registered added urged, stiffest penalties for seasons. Lanier, Harry Brecheen and Ted g g g anyone involved in such a scandal. Woodbury 47, Sanborn 37 .pared for his final workouts to- his training program. He gets; up Yankee diyisiQn, and came back to ak the (victory over CCNY, a game whici r r g;�mpr�owand Wedne day; ,his vi iia- ev'cr mq n}ng-at 5:15 tQ d0 his ° .. Y ... > - He was not asked tot e Wilks -all oP w.hom have turned Now it's hi him. Who aru.,l to Woodbury 36, Ham e pad tattle Gston wrtla his du}�'Jt1,5 allegedly • •,las, fixed. � - - *. -i mer; A?arsliali Miles said that lie roa�work• , s $ , ft 11 25 per cent slash allowed down at least two greylous biters. y say it couldnt ha , peen, to me or to Woodba -y 37, Ste, (arse 4a ity and punch. under baseball law, which would The offers were reported tq call The fixer is worse than a y Woodbury 77, Hudson 32 was `,disturbed" by the money de- As,a result, Dr. Samuel A GOld- rcoran -is retired from anyone else in .this room .'r. "Kloby Co have been about $9,000. r cent r d rattlesnake,' Browii continued. mands bete made by manager man who,: examined the fcirj3ier 63 - for at least 23 pe g uetfons I know, now, how Comiskey Red Auerbach, coach 'of' the Woodbury 60, Sanborn '9 Jake Mintz when 11v 'alks of figg,hting" ,and- business now at , a,nd Wilks has ash to sign for felt when his team (Chita. o White professional Celtics, told the Woodb 60, Hampton a9 champ,,said today that he wa , - Lakin _life easy dQwu'on the Cape • • $1 "until is could de`terminedl g =- .-sending world champ Ezzard better condition than a year ago," ' f his ha' is + • . /Sox) went bad in the 1919 World coaches, writers and broadcasters: ;n� D�nntsport~ -;V oust o tr MOV1 a Bivi��s whether his ailing arra would re Series with Cincinnati." "I don't care what the sport is Totals 944 753 Charles against Louis: i� when Goldman examined -.,im gone t>ow, but what is left rs still ! spond to treatment. Brown brought toile a basket•�or whether it's college or profes- "Judging by the amount of prior to an exhibition bout: g money Mintz is asking for Charles . ., .. d -s"peckl } Sargh said he would confer with ball into the Garden and allows sional, if a kid in it is dishonest • • [�� Louis" !,a in excellepti physical "Lil the night.he fought Young Set For Bout Lanier, a St, Petersburgresident, school teams to use it and Boston ire's dishonest." File Bill For for a return match with Louis Muggsy from East Boston, March for the title,' said Miles, "h3 does condition",said Goldman. "Every - 1920 fr Mechanics ton, '.n tomorrow morning and expected Arena, He also is co-owner, with Al Grenert, presently coaching thing is normal and he hag 2 20 4, , g• • to see Brecheen and Wilks during not seem too anxious for the Cold it was, and snowing. In fact, NEW YORK, Feb; 19 -(UP)- Lou Pier/ of the Providence Au- St. Ansehn's college in Man �T • r • vision. His all-around `condxtibn r Archie Moore of St, Louis, No, 1 the day. Brecheen has been in ditorium, of the Boston Celtics of g g: Bookie License match, is much better than a year ago 1. * Kloby had to ride the plow train ter, N. H.,, told the atherin "If he does' not accept terms, lfghtheavyweight contender, and Florida fishing while Wilks is the National ,Basketball associa- I happened to be playing for P when I examined him." • " . dawn from Lawrence to et here. scheduled' to arrive, from his Louis can fight Rex Layne here heavyweight Jimmy Bivins of New York universit at the time CONCORD, N,H., Fe.b. 19 (UP) The Bomber weighs 209 ii t He was due to stay at the Cop- Cleveland finished training today Houston, Tex., home sometime ti Several coaches expressed sym- of the. Brooklyn college scandal -Bookies would be licensed to in San Francisco and draw be now, but Trainer_ Manny. Sea &1 ley Square hotel, and when he ur• for their 10 -round bout at St, tomorrow. pathy for Holman and also as- and I can't tell you how shocked operate openly in New Hampshire tween $200,000 and $25as be said that he probably would yve:'`0h rived there was a band from In addition to those three, which is probably as much as he s Nicholas Arena Wednesday night. serted their teams would continue w'e, as rival players, felt, under_ a bill filed in the senate would draw fighting Charles".' lin at about 210 for the bout W',ta Lawrence, tootling away in the Moore, making his first New there are five unsigned Redbirds. to play in bi arenas. "Our coaches protected us today and referred to the ways \ siker. ' I snow. g The are pitchers Howie Poliet g Murray said that details for �•.,+ `" a had extra bleachers on York appearance in six years, was y Let s i ut up a reward to catch during the tournament that year. and means committee. the bout already are being worked - tl[ ; Thy favored 13 to 3. and George Munger, second -base- these snakes," urged McClellan, We were put up in a hotel and The measure was sponsored by, Mechanics stage that night, and Ernie Durando middlewe. lit of man Red Schoendienst, Outfielder the BC coach, "We have kids at allowed no phone calls or visitors. Sen; Raoul J. Lalumiere, aMan-'out-on the assumption, of course, BRATTON VS, FUSARI c the place was packed to the eaves. Harry Lowrey and catcher Del "I was never a i that Louis whips Walker in their CHICAGO Feb. 19- {LP);-- - Bayonne, N. J., was forced to Boston College who haven't any pp cached but it Chester Democrat, who said 1i- p r , Kloby slipped into the building withdraw today from his sched- Rice, money either. They spend their was tough playing in some of censes would be issued under a Cow Palace engagement, Tiie International Boxing club; through a back door, after an uled 10 -round bout with Vinnie I time thumbing rides to classes to those games when you had an off "local option' basis. +Meanwhile, the ticket sale for seeking to get a new welterweight j; .•- : hour of trying to get by the crowd Cidone of Brooklyn at St. Nick's " Ildlti0113 save what they have. They're ;night. Under the bill five bookie li- he Friday battle of the Brown champion crowned, today. ' an- out,front: Gen. Clarence Edwards Skiii) Co „ Bomber against the California pounced a la -round bout between. ` on February 28. Durando suffered �' honest, Let's protect them, It is the custom for fans to censes could be granted by each of the: 6th• division was there ata bad] bruised right hand in BOSTON, Feb. 19- A. Ski °But we'll keep our teams, so shout at you "C1non play basket- city, three by each town, Fees heavyweight champion, continued Chicago's Johnny Bratton and ` ringside with his staff to watch training. Y conditions: far as I have anything to say ball you dumping this game?' It would be $1,000 monthly and the its phenomenal pace. Charlie Fusari of Irvington, N;;T., f 11, ex -Private Corcoran go in. Matchmaker Billy Blown is Lipper New Hampshire about it, playing in the garderi4. happened to me one night when I police chiefs would issue the Murray said that he already had for March 14, in Chicago Stadium. p- ° "Go he did, belting out Muggsy seeking as a substitute for Du. Franconia Cannon -Good all It's a thrill and an objective `f6fwasn't playing too good. It hurt." licenses to persons who had been , li�ht- the second round, while the rando either Lee Sala of Donors, trails: Slope good, residents for at least two and a old buddies from the division glee- Pa. or Jimmy Ha-rrin of Ozone Jackson Black Mtn. -Fair to - half years, fully went through the crowd col- park, N. Y. y good all trails, s Bets might be placed only on , � "d' a '� ly" • p"„�'"` "' k. L" " letting bets. Many was the bet �+ horse races and would not be � � `��" � ?�+ - I r Oran. Tony Janfro, middleweight of Jackson Thorn Mtn, -Good all I ne Sports Trail' a • a _ they collected on Kloby C o c Youngstown, O., and young Jimmy trails. , taken during the season when "When' Kloby had come back Flood of New York passed their North Conway Cranmore -Good By WHITNEY MARTIN His was a brilliant idea, andI he Rockingham Park race track is from his western tours to loin the I operating at Salem• License fees f `, physical examinations today for all trails. conducted his business honestly 14I -'� ;t. Army in 1916, Boston had allbutFriday night's 10 -rounder at Madi \Vaxren Mt. Moosilauke-Good NEW YORK, Feb, 19 (M -Here and efficiently. If he didn't, teams Mould revert to each community - .°. �: , forgotten him But the New Ell,, son Square Garden. Janiro was all trails. we go again, would not be coming back year issuing them but Lalu that said - °'° a ' landers in the division quickly got. state would recommend that ,the 4 a', to; know him again, particularly favored at 8 1-2 to 5, V�rails. IIe Valley -Cloudy good Just when the acrid fumes of after year. state take 13 per cent of the all trails. one basketball scandal start drift- 1 ItIF Itf4' Til . L A t'ller 1?' t 11 Good all The Garden basketball would bookies profits., i - those ,>n the awrence r i y � Battery as he doubled their pay 31edfo>t d Franconia it ers/ - trails, ing away another foul stench is hafted in to create an impression some day be the scene of fixed "dId his I - f for them in the battery payroll' ft11 nisip fights in France. Beats Blue Vermont Stowe Mansfiela-Fair to good that the sport in general is under= that games not enter mind and" he would have scoffed at thi "When the division came home; Kloby, . now a heavy lightweight, Medford high, scoring two oafs g g all trails. Rutland Pico -Fair upper. Fair mined b a smouldering evil` I goes undetected except for occas- flareups. Idea. That low characters would geize upon the games as a mean: 31. years old, secured a fight with r Cflarlie Parker at the Park Driv- in each of the first an third per• /ods, defeated Phillips Academy, to good lower. Bromley -Fair Manchester Big Brom Y ;tonal The place of • Madison Square of making easy money at the ex pense of the character and repu ing:. club on Landsdowne street, Andover, 4 to 1, in a hockeygame g at the Smith rink all trails. Garden in this unhealthy atmos- y phere is the question of the mo- tation of weak and im ressionablf P youths could not have been antic! _; Parker was the favorite with the `g a iii b T e r s, and the soldiers yesterday Afternoon. CaIo, high school cen- Brattleboro -None to poor all trails, nient, in that the scandals involve pated f, ' matched all the short -end they 11 ter, registered both tallies in the first period, and. Sanford, did Heartwellville Dutch Hill -Fair trails games played there. Take the college game, out of As mentioned, 'we do ,got thin], ecoid get. Kloby again obliged, c ° creainiiig Parker in the second. likewise in the final session, to good all Woodstock -Fair all trails. the professional arenas and return is cry the Garden is to blame cite that it perha s inadvertantl mad P Y 'Who .is thin KIoby?' was the Scragg made the Blue's lone tally in the third _ period. The sum• Windsor Mt. Ascutney-None it to the campus, the of one element. The Garden has noth- the game so big it attracted th plaint. heard °around the fight maty: upper. Fair Lower. trails. ing to do with it, the other faction scum. The Garden has nothing t mills, "Kloby's most famous • fights Medford -g, Conlan; Id, Geary; Middlebury -Good all Maine answers. do with the morals of those wh, prey upon the sport, nor has i were the one,with Mu s in 1920; gg�Y id, Power; c, Calo; Iw, Wall; rw, Bridgton - Fair upper, Good g We don't pretend to know the ' anything to do with forming th the .two vdth Eddie Shevlin in 1920: with Nate Siegel of Revere S , calese. Andover -g, Van AIstyne; Id, G, lower. Lower New Hampshire ansv.er, We don't know whether taking basketball out of the Gar- characters of the boys weal enough to fall for the bribes an at Braves Field, 1920, when he Rider; rd, Carey; c, Scragg; lw, Laconia Belknap -Fair all trails den would take the larceny out let down their teammates, the/ :wen the New England title; two Crehore; rw, Purnell. Mt. Sunapee -Good all trails. of the boys. A kid who can be school, and the spectators who pa; ,,- � "-<lvfth_Phinney Boyle of Lowell the Spares -Medford: Sanford, Cr0- Temple Mtn. -None, tempted there probably could be to see wont they believe to be a; same year. nin, McCarthy, McKinnon; Stim- Andover: Massachusetts -No' reports. tempted anywhere, so the setting hones contest. ,.. {loby was famous after those ` fights; but long before that he 'tad son, P. Bova B. Bova. Duffy, Ross, Upson, Wennik, LOCAL SPORTS SCHEDULE might not have anything to do witIi it. You can't lirotect players a>;sc P Y _ made his mark as a youngster. Junes, Foinier, K. Rider, Angelis, Tonight g As we see it the Garden is re- lutely from the fixers. The tor. Old tirders• can hark back to the night in 1909 when he beat'John. Jameson. Scoring - First period --, 1, g Basketball 7:30 p. m. -Lawrence vs. sponsible only in that it made college basketball big business, tacts can be made anywhere, I (fact, the Garden is the last plat Or, Dohan at Lymansville, R. L, M-Calo, (Wall) 2:40; 2, M -Calc, (Scalese), 12:28, Second period-- Central• Catholic Johnson at Tewksbury and that in itself is no crime. It that when a a fixer would attempt to approac a boy, so protection of the boy for $73, ,. , .Christmas afternoon, X906 when he beat Rouse O'Brien No scoring. Third period -3-A- Hockeysport merel is the fact yreaches the big business at the Garden really mean 11 ot'Southie:....May 11, 1907 at Scragg 4Crehote) 12:35; 4 -M -San• 3 p, in, Central atholic vs. _ stage it is more vulnerable to the nothing. T the National Sporting club in Phil. g ford (unassisted) 18:00; 3 -San ford (McKinnon) 19:00. • St. Mary's at Boston Arena Wednesday plots o4 shady characters schem• Suppose they did take colleg ly a�afnst Young- Lou hney:... , g g Basketball in to make a dishonest buck. g basketball out of the Garde/ 1. - vigh(.a with Dave Dessler, Joe Nel- HOOP TOURNEY 7:30 m.-Punchard vs. Methuen The Garden itself takes every would that remedy the situation son and Fred O'Brien at the Pythian Rink in Chelsea....., At SOUTH PORTLAND, Me., Feb. p' Friday possible precaution to keep the 1� P P on an, honest level. In fact, We doubt it now. The game ha grown too big. If it suddenly an the Grand, Opera House in Law- 19-(�)-A basketball tournament Basketball Haverhill game Ned Irish and his associates have miraculously again were to t 1 tepee... s ,That was Kloby's ap- for small Catholic high schools of be 7:30 p: m. -Lawrence vs. Some everything to lose when anything played in small gyms before sins prentiCesjiip before he got a shot at the money against the likes of Northern New England will held at Biddeford March 10 and Central Catholic at Merrimack vs, Portland J. C. smacking of dishonesty is upper erea, so they do all in their power crowds and the general irs pro waned accordingly, the fixers plc Shevlin.... 11. Punchard at Newburyport� to protect the athletes from out- bably would forget it and loo "How did lie get the name Kloby? When he was a young- Those high schools have been invited: Notre Dame of Berlin, N. Saturday Basketball mside influences of unsavory nature. -night be called the daddy for some other outlet for the despicable practices. stem in Lawrence, lately moved lead �HM ., St, ary's of Manchester, N. H„ St. Joseph's of Laconia, N. H.; 7 p. m. -Methuen vs. Chelmsford Irish of big-time college basketball, al- There always will be slimy ch: from Manchester, N. H., lie ambitions to be a baseball pitcher, Mel Van Buren, +, St. Mary's of THOMAS VICTOR though they were packing field- Midwest, ratters waiting to corrupt yout for their own ends. That a mit and his idol was the old BosMn�l-yen PIa s., St. Francis o,f Bidde• Gate Heaven, Boston. LONDON, Feb. 19 -(UP)- and Empire welterweight houses in the and possi- ably the Far West, long before the lute fraction of the unto. NAt.ional's hurler, I{lobydan,. S- Young Kloby Nv,-q a natural and ford and of St. Mary's of Claremont, N, H., IBr;itish chanipiori Eddie Thomas outpoint- Italy, to idea of Garden games entered his head. However, the interest thousands who play the game susceptable to such degradatic holy! and Cathedral of Burlington, Vt., ed Michele Palermo of to "-" • "it the +-'.,:' -r�will play ori this week for the win the European welterweight Alien largely was sectional. The is a tribute the general chara� . - +, if • eighth tournRn ^n spot, title tonight. Garden _games made it National. ter of our young men. ti, a:, , Boyle Calls For Joop Commissioner BOSTON, Feb. 19 (�-Eddie 3oyle, an alert sports official oday called for a New England :ommissioner to assignreferees to: !ollege basketball games, "It's difficult for officials to >reak in in big games, particularly )efore a home crowd with all it! pressure," he said at a basketbal uncheon. Boyle suggested Oswald Tower ,odifier, of the sport's rules, o 3eorge Hoyt, a former official ant dead .of a Massachusetts board .or the New England post, Hoyt told the luncheon meeting "Officials aren't being paid enough. It's a 25 -year-old scale i'he colleges are niggardly. "It takes eigtt years for a mai :o get on the college list. He ha; Io work up through the YMCA's the Boys' clubs, high school, fresh man games and club games befor, getting to the College list. "Then it takes two or thre years for they young man to ge acquainted." Present rate of pay for an ofii tial in a college game is $15, plu $2 for local expenses or 12 cent a mile expenses "one way." . SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today a year ago -Pitcher Jo Page signed with the, New Yor Yankees for a reported $30,000. Five years ago -Ed Danows], signed a three-year contract t coach Fordham's football team, Ten years ago -T o n y Z a i knocked out Steve Mamokos i the 14th round at Chicago to re tain his NBA middleweight crowi Twenty years ago -Helen Hick beat Virginia Van Wfe, one 'up, t win the Florida Women's Go championship. P . '`i" , (. ' ... . , I I �. , • ".. . I "t.-. i •.. .14• _ .THE EVENINO TRIBUNfi LAWRENCE, MASS k-TUES f 951 , , r5;. DAY, FEB. 2T. News 0 �I1f�QVe .1 � mews Of IV1eihUell -�- eWS Of North All(�OVer News �a1eI11,• , l l• r Schedule • , School4 CommitteeCandidate Civil Air Patrol Activities Fine Program Arranged Yoptit Ce to _ , a I� �, �h� gynasiurn schedule at An. Robert C. Vo t, 1 Hall avenue, A demonstration of the Me- A fine program of entertain- ectrnen's Meeting Suggests Fire Truck Be s .... a� dover Youth Center for this week is a candidate for school commit- thuen Fire department resuscita- ment has been arranged for the SeI g gg Approval of the re -appointment Stationed in Country District'." "' follows: tee at the town election, March 5, for was given m conjunction with mid Lenten social to 15e held Sat- Tuesday 4:30 to 5:30, inter- the current Red Cross first aid of Fire Chief James Hargreaves Selectman Arthur' A, Thomson < K v course during last night's ht's Civil as forest warden for 1951 was re- stated Monday evening that he > � g - ce`ved from Ra mond J. Kenney, that "the fist# depart- ` R "'' Augu tine boys; S Josephs; `6 15 Air Patrol flight meeting. l Y y Lt. William C. Loeffler, com• rad` to 9 p. m., senior basketball , director and state forester, by the nicht was to receive its new forest x.; mandin officgr, was in charge of; selectmen Monday Dight, fire truck today and that it will =rs ' ;, league. g 1 The Lawrence Gas & Electric need some space to store it in the ?s Wednesday, 2:30 to 3;30, junior the session, olid Mrs. Arlene Gan- ther directed the fist a d c Co. was granted permission to ex- fire station, Attorney Thomson < C girls; 3:30 to 4:15, baton class ` Thomas Cox su ervised the dein- ca •ate to inspect valves and install said he thought that the board �".. .," "; 4:15 to 3, junior boys; 5 to 5 lo,i I p s <> onstration for the fire department, testi pipes on Massachusetts •ave- should contact some of the farm- i �? primary girls; 5:15 to 6, primary ,..,." ; Lt. Joseph Nicatra conducted a nue at the Shawsheen river. ers to see if they could douse the " boys; 6 to 7, open; 7:30 on, buss H. Parker Eaton, executive sec. old White truck, so that in the ::;.:;v ness men's club. course in Morse code and theory, - retary of the North Andover summer time when it is dry the `"" Thursday: 2:30 to 3:30, inter atp7 30 Plans were made for a p. Board of Trade, sent the folio In farmers could battle the fires be- ` mediate boys; 3:30 to 4:30, roller meeting next Thursday K g ;. p, m. at the Youth Center when to the selectmen for action which fore the trucks at the station trav- skating; 4:30 to 5, South church was voted at the board's Febru- eled a'_I the way out to the country "Iti; basketball; 3 to 6, Christ church courses in radio, theory and code .. will be given. Clark Cohee, a ary meeting: "The North Andover district. a s' $, to 9, intermediate basketball military academy student for Board of Trade, beth composed Peter Ritchie, retiring chairman ., Friday: 2:30 to 3:30, junior boys, _' three years, will inaugurate drill of businessmen and women of the of the Planning board, who was 3130 to 5, union girls' basketball i sessions in preparation for the an ::", town is vitally interested in future present at Monday night's select S to 6, primary boys and girlsi 8 Y ,>:. noel state and regional events In appointments made by your board, men's meeting, stated he thought i to 6:30, intermediate boys; 6 30 "..- .__. _.... and we respectfully ask your con- it was a wonderful suggestion by s i:.•. n to 7;30, 'ame; 8 to 9, open• �".', H' April. sideration of any future appoint- Chairman Thomson, a> ^": ` , �5aturdga : 1 to 2, St, Augustine'sThursdayevening, March, dthe "'lits$ BEATRICE 'IcKENZIE y ROBERT e, ' VOLT cadets sen ors will a en a menu before they are made. At Member Andrew F. Coffin stated aallnlors; 2 t9 4:30, junior boys' ' urday at 8 p. m., in the parish bask# ball league; 4:30 to 5:30, meeting in the Methuen od and this articular time, we refer to he thought that it should be dis• He was born in Lawrence 29 years P g1 i g hall of Our Lady of Mount Ca>'- ap ointments to the Office of cussed with about five members ApUrifnediate boys; 5:30 to 7:15,: Gun club headquarters when a a ,,, `; Y ago and was educated in the Me• mel parish. 8rce Stabilization boards or any of the K'_mball District associat'on Salem street kids' club; 7:13 to thuen pub schools. His father, course in the use of firearms will Headlining the program will : ; p be presented by Clarence Chaff. g gtfier matters that are of vital im- and the fire department engineers ' I roller skating. Henry A. Vogt, taught him the be Miss Beatrice Mc nzie, who _p pg tante to our business security,• at the March 12 meeting. It was �' All boys and girls ranging in. The bowling schedule follows: plumbing business at the age of began her career, of singing at t was voted by the selectmen decided by the board to do this. o age from,fifteen to eighteen who Tuesday .4:30 to 5, intermediate fifteen. the age of eleven. She appeared J are interested in aviation or lend - to accept the letter and to place t °tt '" : 'bo'y's; 7 to 9, father and son; Wed. He married Shirley K. Johnson ing assistance to the local Civil as soloist in the Boston Garden, i. on,file, Candtdates BLeeting Showing nesday, 2:30 to 3:30, junior boys; of Andover in 1943 and became an D She has also appeared as solo- efense, program are invited to - Interest 3:30 to 4, primary girls; 4 to ,5, Andover resident. P g ist in tho Copley Plaza and Stat- I>n{uires About Appropriation Consclierable interest fs being junior iris; 3 to 9, open; Thurs- attend all flight meetings. g P The United States Navy edu- ler hotels, Boston, and as guest S`X haven't_ got much 10.1ger to shown in the candidates' meeting FOUR GENERATION$ --- A New Iiampshire family with four d`ay, 2:30 to 3:30, intermediate toted him in the Marine Plumbing soloist with the Vocalaires. -live, but while I am living I want planned for Thursday at 7:30 p. m. generations. Seated, Mrs. Joseph Courtemanche of Nashua. She boys; 3'30 to 4:30, intermediate School and the U. S, 1` av Demo- Boosters to Meet Thursday is holding her rest- randau hter, Linda Susan Hall of Derr Y Methuen High School Boosters She is studying at, New Eng - to know where the money is. going in the auditorium of Kittredge g g g g k. - girls; 4:30 to 3:30 open; 7 to 9, lition school. He subsequently land Conservatory of Music. She It that is being appropriated each school, All candidates for town The grandmother of the child is Mrs. Lillian Fairbanks (right) operf, Friday, 2:30 to 3:20, junior served two years in the Pacific club will meet Thursday night in received a scholarship 'from year tp the board of public works," offices have been invited. The ad- of North Salem road, and the mother, Mrs, Joan Hall (left). irls1 3:30 to 4 rimary bo s; 4 Central school. The meeting has 1Y g P Y area. d Notre Dame academy when she , rred Townsend, 125 Marbler dge visory board will be present. It - . tri 4:30, primary girls; 4:30 to 5, After World War 1I, he attended been moved forward a week in graduat d last year, road, toldthe board of selectmen is hoped that all residents of Norm Congregational Notes Tenney Church Notes ' junior bo s; 7 to 9,.mother and order to plan for the penny so- g Y Boston Trade school. • Albert Soucy will present a The newly formed Church ' ` daughter; Saturday; 1 to 2, jun- tial to be held Friday; March 9, puppet dance and Shirley.Marsh- 1vIQnday evening, 'r2r, Townsend Andover will tali,# advantage of Layman's Sunday waseobserved g He is a member of the Andover , s Boards of First Congregational for bo s; 2 to. 3, Tnterinediate in Central school auditorium. man will dance, The Buskey , toted that he wou'_d like to have this opportunity, not only to meet in the Methodist churches of Tei1- y Boosters club, the Ballard ale an itemized b':ll of the expenses of the candidates but also to discuss church met at the Parsonage Sun- girls; 3 to ,t, intermediate boys; the committee has obtained r important uss ney Memorial and Ayers Village g Y Parent-Teacher association, trees- trio will present instrumental and 11 that department. ,some of the most i p day afternoon. Discussion cen- with an exchange of laymen con- 4 to 4:30, junior girls; 4:30 to 3, urer of the Ballar vale Republican some valuable and useful prizes P vocal music: tered around Christian service on g Y o n; 7 to 9, open. club, and is a trustee of Union which will be awarded, including Ch?Trman Arthur A.' Thomson titles in the town warrant. ducting the services. At Ayers .pe The affair wild be in the form the local scene for shut-ins and The club meetings are: Roller Congre ational church. a television set: Those donatin ti told Mr. Townsend that he should The meeting is sponsored by the Village the responsive scripture g of a cabaret and dance. attend the "'candidates meeting League of Women Voters of which families in need. It was suggest- skating, open to all, Mondays from He has three children, R. Carl, prizes are being furnished with ed that a quarterly communica- was led by George Dunkley aid receipt t cards which may be used Edmund Mrs. se is chairman• whi h,` will be held in Kittredge Mrs. Robert 5altonstall is the y the sermon was 30 to 4•:30; Tuesdays, 3:30 to Jr., Lissa and Susan. p g preached by lay- assisted by Mrs. Gerard, Lavoie, school Thursday evening at which North Andover chairman, tion, in the form of a letter or leader Lloyd Phillips, both of -:3Q; rug -hooking, every Tuesday as posters denoting that the per - time the advisory board wag be church paper, be sent to all mein from 7:13 on; ski club meets New Boolcs at the Librar son is a boost r "off high school Miss Pauline Dubois, Mrs, Ray- r Salem. Royal Roulston, on ac- y mond Lafrenier, George J. Peront present to discuss` the town war Appoint Seven Officers hers and friends of .the church, count of illness, was prevented every Tuesday at 7,15, pI'unary The followingbooks have been athletics, rant with various: town officials r telling them of church activities boxing instruction Wednesday at Tickets for the annual basket- and Arthur McKenzie. the townspeople.Seven intermittent police offi- from participating in the servi e. g added to Memorial Hall library: nilcers were appointed' by the elect- and future pians, The needs of At Tenney Memorial, hien tak- 2:30; wrestling club, Wednesday "The Remarkable Exploits of ball banquet will w available 'PTA, To Hear Scout Leaders Member Joseph M. Finneran en Monde evening at their reg- the church school were then sets Part from Ayers Village were; it 3` for primaries, juniors and in- Lacelot Biggs: Spaceman, Bond; at the meeting. It was alit so fib- Stephen Barker School l�.T.A, said that the board should receive m Y g g forth and it was decided that as termediates, good grooming, Wed- The Trouble of One House, Gill, nounced that a bicycle will e will hold its March meetin J; , uiar meeting. They will have such responsive reading, John Tolland; `esda 3:30; camera club for "River of,The Sun," Ullman; "Web given to the boy and girl selling ta'ie, annua-1 report of the public soon as possible, extended ses- Thursday night authority as may be consistent prayer, Herbert Weinhold' set- � . , Yt y ght in the school half works department in the near with civil service authorities, sions for junior high and older mon, Lay -Leader Earl Bullock. primaries, juniors and intermedi- of Honey," Gilmore; "Deborah," the most tickets for the penny Several scout Ieaders will con - future. young people be developed. Plans atesf Wednesday a 3:30; weight- Mack; ' Ni kitrunners of Bengal," social Appointed were John J. Dono-ifor the purchasing of visual aid Both speakers referred to err[, g duct a panel discussion on the van, 283 Middlesex street; Alex- anent men, born., in February, lifting,,junior boys, Wednesday at Masters; "The Faith of Mrs. Kel- The committee comprises Ar' value of scouting among boys and C'arripion Hall Ac$iVitles ander Ness Jr. 11 Dewey street; equipment were set forth. The 3<30; boxing club, junior boys, 3:30; leen, Flannigan; "The Day of The thur R. Nicholson, teo Lecasse, girls. whose lives are for our inspiration. A large ,group consisting of M ton B= Lewis, 46 Pleasant possibility of a Family Night with Mr. Bullock traced the dev to Wrestling class with Mr, Butler, Locust (1939)," West; "Troubled John Taylor, Frank J, Kolb, Jo- Miss Bessie Cunliffe, principal members of the Lowell Knights Y Jr., an inspirational film as the can- Tp., in., Wednesday; dramatic club Slee Sartre; "Quorum," Bent- seph Grant and John Smith. pp street; Frank Howard, 17 Union ment of physical power from earfy p' Q of the school, who conducted d - of Columbus and members of the street; Timothy J. McCarthy, 86 tral part of the 'program was times to its latest development, will meet Thursday. ley; `Miss Willie,' G;lles; The survey throughout the P.T.A.T.A. dis- = Georgetown University Alumni M i tre t• Ral h J. Bolderson discussed and left in the hands and he emphasized love to: bpd ``. tolIer skating Thursday at 3:30 Man With The Golden Army," Al- Auto Dealers' Licenses Approved trict, has notified P,T,A. officials from Greater Boston were on re- 12aHaro'd street and Augustine J of the All -Church Recreation and love to man as the tod Go • to.4:30, open to all; orchestra club gren; "Hardly A Man Is Now , The selectmen Monday night that there i$ a large group eager treat this past week end at Cain- Committee, will meet Thursday at 7 p, m, Alive, Breen, Mischief," Arm- approved new second class auto- for the introduction of the Scout - Walsh, 27 Chadw`_ck street. Those attending the meeting tive power needed to save tho Girls' swunming, Friday, 3:30 strong; "The 5tampeders," Hen- _'pigii}} Hall. Rev. Felix F. Talbot, - were: Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Chap- world, Mr. Phillips made a nils- g mobile dealers' licenses for the Ing program in the community, p: J., was retreat master. to 4:30, sign at bulletin board; dryx; "Five Minutes To Twelve," following: ' The meeting will start at 7:45 \3omens Union To Meet sionary emphasis, calling atten- g Purcell; "Toymaker's Book," Ma - Rev. Wililam A. Donaghy, S. J:, man, Mrs, Richardson, Mrs., Grad- boxin with Mr. Bock, 6 to 6:43, Santo Mazzaglia, doing bust- with Mrs. Alfred: Garneau, presi- rior at the local retreat house, The Women's Union of the ual representing the Church tion tp Rev, Leonard Robinson Pride senior A. Y. C, varsity, 7 Y pini#'; partners," Roosevelt; ness as Mazzagiia's Used Cars at dent, in charge.'Scout Commis- sup,4 Trinitarian Congregational church g and famil3, some years ago having r m,yFrida mother and dau h- ' - is ivin a lecture course at Man- Board of Education; Mrs. Herbert g y; g Meat And Man," Corey; Red Jackson and Swan streets, was signer Harvey H. Bacon will pre - will meet Thursday at 2:30 in the y p pastoral relationship to Tenney p, r y. Masquerade," Calomiris; `Time In granted a license with the under- sent a movie entitled The Years liatgtan � le college in New York Clark, Mrs. John Hane re re- ter bowling, 7 to 9' m, Friday. <� City,, Davis room, A film entitled Lets Memorial and Ayers Village and standing that not more than two Between." The Panel officials will senting the committee on Worship Boys swimming, 8.4a to 9:43, New England," Strand; "Watch Talk Turkey,' will be shown, now laboring in the Belgian Coin- o g H cars will be displayed kiev, Leo P. O'Keefe, S. J. was and Membership now Saturday, sign at bulletin board; For The Morning," Su rue; " ome played at any comprise Harold Smith, neighbor - Small children will be cared for go. „ <. principal speaker at the Boston �11Qrs, Mae Hodge, All -Church Rec- wrestling for all boys, 1:30, Sat- Electrical Repairs, Morgan; Ani- time, The stand is at Boynes hood chairman pack committee in the kindergarten room, A substantial number of th,e >i mal World Of Albert Schweitzer,' College alumni meeting in Lowell - reation; Mrs. Clifton Smith, Local rday; boxing, junior boys, 3:30, filling station. of Oakland's School Cub Lack; A meeting of the Congrega- Ayers Village people attended Sunday, i and World Wide Christian Serv. - JL'eihtlifting, junior and inter- Schweitzer; "T le Far Side Of A, Russell Edwards, Jr, and George F. Russell; district cam-' tional women will be he d Friday , both services. ice; Herbert Clark, William mediate boys, 4; Salem street Kids paradise," Alizener; :Monster Donald. Parkman, doing business missloner; Gardiner McCartney, Ladies' Circle To Meet lin Pilgrim hall, Boston, Those who Hodge, delegates to the meeting ' Tonight, further work will be club, 5:30 to 7:15, Saturday; rol- plait to attend should contact Mrs, g g done on the redecoration of`the Rally,' Addams, as Boulevard Motors, 464 _Lowell chairman- of organization and _,riijie Ladies' circle of North An_ Clinton W. Carvell or Mrs. Wil -'from the Young Adult Club,, and ler skating for all, 7:15 to 9, Sat- street, was granted a license at Fred Schabirg,. advisor of Post -72 lower rooms of the church, do��er Grange will meet Wednes the pastor.. urday. Boosters' Club to Meet the former Thomas Sales place, Explorer' scouts. da at the home of Mrs, Arthur liam McAndrew. The finance- c mmittee " will - f P c y The Lenten Discussion Group nSeet Thursday evening at the , $ Charles O, Mc( ullom, chairman , Refreshments will be served by Rodgers, 114 South Bradford will meet Wednesday evening at of the membership committee, will street at 1:30 hour Dollar Increase 7;30 at the'. parsonage, home of Matthias Taylor, YU Defense Meeting ppointlnent Confirmed the mothers of the fourth grade I .1present that cot ittee's plans for t. ssert luncheon will be Am increase of $4 was unani The "13us Bees" iii hold their R°. Albert Cole, Jr,, director of the Booster's'" mbership drive at The appointment of Fire Lief'pupils fred H nxner, direction of 5"gra. 11'► de Y.A.C. Meeting. served by the hostesses. Members mouslyi ' oted Monday evening by regular meting it e church g. Civil. Defense in this town, has the Boosters b meeting in Le- Benjamin b2, Bean as for( ar the se nen for the school jan- m. arda M4 Young Adult club held a,announced that there will be a Bion hall We,c esda night at den has been confirmed file The executive board will meet. of I the circle are asked to bring firemen who set u the vestry at 2 p y, *� Y g an colored, afghan ykrn they mors p . This week, copies. of "The Up- meeting in First •Congregational public meeting in Memorial audi- 7`:45. It is urged by the officers division of forestry, state depart- Wednesday at 3 in the teachers' Y g g church vestry, Tickets for, the torium Sunday at 2 for the pur- that all members be present and nicht of conservation, according eg "O m, at the s,hooh would like to'do for making bpothgor voting in the for pre per Room," official daily-devo- n ;_ , tincts. Thee men Previously tional guide of, First` Cong� e� a• Easter breakfast were distributed: pose of discussing and presenting bring a guest, ° to a letter received by'the s t:- t , an, afgha were paid $8. - ° tiona hurch a b e; A junk drive will be held and don- to the people of the fown, a pro J. Everett Collins, chairman, lee men from the department, Ie`v`fsory Comirntfco To Meet 1 are, again- ems '' At D 'Gent the '+warden, clerk ors'. rive', contact : William Hod e rim of general information per- The selectmen, sitting as,, the The advisory committee wit _ \omens Auxiliary To Meet mailed to shut-ins.` g g . states that A is necessary for all - embers of the Women's aux- and d - >rs in the various pre- oi• Franklin Woodbury; or deliver taming to civil defense. members to ' ,resent that plans board of health, sent in the ries meet Wednesday at 7:30 g. M. in ,BaJ M Paul's church will tincts r- -eive $14, $13 and $12,,re• donations to ,Mr, Hod e, ••' Miss Pauline Fenno "of Rowley re b St P 1 Explorer. Organiz%u� g for the erten ,membershipdrive of Dr. Ralph R. Moulthral in- Central fire station. It is expected meet o the parish house Thurs• spectively, Explorert , 11 e 'r. " w dance will be held in the near Lias been appointed by John F. might be furtnr formulat and Spector of animals and assistant That the warrant will be com- m P More pos ,s wi b o da` at 2. Following the business anized in Salem, All 'boys, 14 future, Mrs. Ellen gradual, chair- Stokes, director of the State Civil decided upon, Slaughtering inspector and Chris- pleted for the printer. The budget etin , a bakery and white Square Dance Friday gears and older, re ardiess f Bo man, Named to the visiting com- Defense agency, as his expert as- gopher C. Jones as slaughtering already has been completed and g g • be conducted, There will be another in the Y g y mittee, William Hodge, Herbert sistant and consultant in the Mid -Winter' Baptist Meeting inspector for confirmation by the will be acted upon at town meet - elephant sale will t Scout affiliations are invited to Clark and Phyllis Dol state department of public health ing Wednesday, March 14. Tea will be served by the follow- series of pubic square dances attend an Explorer Scout meeting Y Dolph. Dele- organization of women volunt r- The mid -winter meeting of the . hostesses: Mrs. John Knowles, sponsored . by North Andover at 7;30 p. m. March 12 in the First gates to the: Church Board meeting fly artieipating in the Common- and the state department of ag- pp Baptist association will be held Mrs. Elwyn A. King and Mrs. Grange and the Yourtg Adult Fel- Baptist church,, will be William Hodge and Herbert wealth's defense. program. Miss riculture. (Continued on Page 15) Harry Dow, Jr. lowshT of First Methodist church Clark, Mr, and Mrs, Donald Fitz- Fenno joined the Women's Volun- in First United Baptist" church, P Michael Shyne, Scout executive, erald and Mr, and Mrs.. Nicholas Car ''services for air raid precau- Lowell, Wednesday at 2:30 and Friday evening in Grange hall. will attend and show an Explorer g P y 7:30. Guest speaker will be Rev, . A,p11 p NORTH ANDOVER COL , . The dance will start at 8 with Rev. film, Refreshments will be served, Gradual were hosts. Mrs. Royal tions in Great Britain when it William A: Petzoldt, missionary JolInson Gaines Postponed Ralph D. York calling the changes. Scoutmasters are urged to con- present: was a sgheat. Members was organized f Lady Reading to the American Indians. - -The basketball game scheduled tact William Higton of Martin present: Mr, and Mrs, Herbert at" the request of the government • for tonight between the Johnson Legion Bowling • - avenue before Manc� 12 so the Clark, Mr.' and Mrs. Merton Lar- there in 1938. lien's Club to Meet - 11 hi it rabee, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, E The work done by this service South Church :Men's club will jjigh schooi; and Tewksbury g Bowing competition in the Post number of boys planning to attendlMr. and Mrs, William Hodge, Mr. during World War II proved with• school boys and girls has been 119, . American Legion bowing will be known by Explorer Post meet Wednesday night at 6:30. .j and Mrs. Robert' Kesler, Mr, and %uf doubt that great numbers of Following the dinner, the printf- ( s postponed and will be play league for tonight and Wednesday 140 who will be hosts. Every boy Mrs, Fred Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. women must be made available Thursday evening at the` Johnson evening follows: Tonight at 6:30, in Salem is invited to attend. Lamont 'Bardwell Mr. and Mrs,1,and ready to play their art in the Pal speaker, Dr. Alexander St.' - , m with the iris' game sorting Ivannyi, will talk on "What Can I` a gy g' Harvard vs, Yale; 8:30, Columbia There is now one post in Salem= Robinson, Mrs. Phyllis Dolph Mr, � Civil Defense program, � i • at7:30. vs. Princeton; Wednesday at 6:30, It is planned to organize posts to and Mrs. Donald Fitzgerald, M►;'- Miss Fenno and :Mrs. Norman We Expect from the Soviet.' Holy Cross vs. Boston College; cover every section of the town. and Mrs. Nicholas Gradual, Mr, Haughton, head of the Women's ' : Charitable union Meeting 8:30, Georgetown vs, Fordham. " laxpl rer Post 140 members will and Mrs, Bernard Chapman, • and Voluntary Services in London, will Canteen Course Meeting a le union pp P Members of the new Red Cross North Andover Cnarit b go to'Lawrence Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. P. Bennett. be `present at the meeting Sun- wili: in Wednesday at 3 in the holy Name Executive I • to attend the opening of .a series Canteen course will meet Wednes- vestry of North Parish Unitarian Cornlnittee Meeting of lectures on navigation and al- day' day afternoon at` 2 at South / church for a sewing meeting, 'There will be a meeting of the lied seamanship subjects to be Girls Club Party .: - church, i • Members of the supper commit- executive committee of St. Mi- given by the Coast, Guard. When „ Washington's Birthday was ob- Andover Youth Council the for, the meeting are Mrs' chael's Hol Name society tonight the course is completed, those who served with a party by the mem- `, tlndover Youth council, consist- 'Mothers' Club to :Meet "OUR WATCNMdN` NEPER 3LEEP3'I B3 uno Findehen, Mrs, Robert at 6:45 in the church rectory, qualify, will be taken on Atlantic hers of the Salem Center Girls ing of all church youth groups of Andover Mothers' club will i The Methuen National Bank vault , . - master guardian Burnham, Mrs. Wendell Dillon cruises off Cape Cod and the coast club. The First Congregational =tile Protestant churches of Ando- meet Thursday at 2 at the home of your most valued possessions .. , alert, every minute of and Mrs, Josephine Gordn, District Committee to Meet of Maine. church vestry was colorfully dec- very, will hold its monthly meeting of Mrs, George C. Napier. The .the day and night and virtually impregnable by unauthorized orated in red, white and blue. 'at the West Parish church Sunday committee includes Mrs. Reginald' . --- The North Andover District persons. And the protection can be your$ FOR LESS '.FAV Auxiliary Whist Party Gifts for Missionary Dancing closed the evening's, pro- e`,vening at 6:30. Norton, Mrs, Annie Platt, and' THAN 3e A DAY. `Drop in and ask for details today. The auxiliary to Post 2104, et- Committee, Boy Scouts of Amer. gram. Prize winners were Dor- 5 ` The council is a. art of the Ica , will hold its monthly meeting The Youth Missionary society p Mrs. Elizabeth Gallagher. erails of Foreign Wars, will hold I in the company room of the fire members of, First Baptist church othy Bourdelais, Donald Demers, Andover Council of Churches. Miss11 I N_ational and Robert. Gagnon. Daint re- Judith Marland, president, will (Continued on Page 17) 11 ' A its weekly whist party tonight in station Wednesday at 7:30 p, m. have slopped a box of gifts to y ��Q`t6 the post home starting at 8. Prizes Carolyn Wilkins, missionary in the freshments made by, the girls preside at the business session. „ will be awarded to high scorers, In Community Center Belgian Congo, Africa. Medical were served. The chaperones were Memben(of the youth fellowship METHUEN, MASS. charge of tonight's party will be Executive Meeting bandages were included in the box. Rev. and Mrs, John . • Hane . of the- entertainingchurch will I lvlr"s. Agnes Hopkins, Mrs. Lillian An important meeting of the After the meeting which was Jr. and Rev. and Mrs, John A4. have charge of the devotional, MQd+BI'11 �t1$UI'�t1C8 "The Bank of P@rsonol Servfee" Hamish, service and the program • for the' x Mea hall and Mrs, EoIa Bird. held at the parsonage of Rev, and Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation executive board of the CommunaY evening,®Vet'�8 NEW BANKING HOURS: Center will be he'd tonight at 7:30 Mrs, Edward J. Olson, a surprise Those present: Hugh Dunkley, Joan Learned, Barbara Brown ,,•.-.,- in the Community Center house, birthday party was held for Mrs. 9 - Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 9 a, m: to 8 t tri Y Robert Gagnon; Linda Harrison, G'enilemen's Ni ht ! Wednesday: 9 a, m, to 12 noon Friday: 9 a. m, to 3 p. m. JIN�10U�10ENIE�iT� Olson, A number of beautiful Donald Demers, Robert Rondeau, REQUIRES SPECIALIZED gifts were presented to her, Alpha Phi Chi Sorority will' V.F.W. ;'Meeting Wednesday Those present: Clement Dunk- Robert Hebert, Joan Nettle, Mar- meet. Thursday evening at 8 at' KNOWLEDGE AND THE Post 2104, Veterans of Foreign Ie Y y y: tin McDonough, Coral Ann Jack- " SERVICE OF EXPERTS. Wars, will hold its regular meet- y, Jr., Rita Dunkley, Doll Ta son, Russell Sawyer, Earl Jack. church to observe Gentle rOLITICAL ADVERTI5EA1 NT rOLIT1CAL ADVERTISEMENT Joseph A. Maker, g g tor, GeorgeTaylor,Dunkley, Y + men's reder Frederick JAllTseaJr.r whlo 1 ui Wednesday at 8:15 in the post don, Barbara Harrison,_Herman i Priscilla Woodbury, Barbara Bun- be Our trained, seasoned staff t1� M. �� home. Many important matters ker, Barbara Higton, Mary Den- Harrison, Carlene# Beede, DprG- ,Vill"address the gathering on the % D will be discussedict - . his, Wilna Frazier, Eleanor Kim- thy Bourdelais, Donald; Bodwgh, cele; "Current Political Issues."' is prepared to 'give you Re.STREET ball, Lenice Peever and Rev, and Helen Scott, Charles, Stevens, efreshmepts will be served, The such service. - r El e I- ' .148 MAIN i Registrars to Meet Wednesday Mrs, OIson. Betty Coles, Sally Downs, Carol airman is Mrs. Lucius Jones. N®RTH� ANDOVER Members of the board of regis- Downs, g Helen >Wri ht Walter �sEi�,l�N�IN' A t Just Call , tears of voters will meet Wednes- Leads Glass Casey, Thomas Stevens. . ..Annourties,the dosing of day evening at 7:30 in the town Miss Harriet Stevens, Wood- # iii SMART & FLAG office bu_lding= bury high, graduate and daugh- 4-H• Club Meeting Iff , his office due to entering : , :. , . n .ter of Mr, and Mrs, Mansur Salem 4-H club met Monday I V R #he armed services. Visit in'Iame Stevens of Salem Center, led her afternoon at the home.,of Susan - Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Goff, class with a mark of 91.6 as she Clark; Pelham road IC was 'voted „v" ds completed her probationary period to observe National r 4-1 ClubThe Insurance Office 241 Pleasant street, visited friends ," TOyy'Y Or NORTH ANDOVER NOTicR in Kennebunk, Me , Sun -day. in training gland Week March 3' -ll. There- will' be ` ' gat the New En 1/• Home for Crippled Children in an exhibition of completed pro l� Bank Bldg. Andover 870 �� Y::: Newton Centre, (Mass.) She acts, Members worked'; on scis-i ,�, �C: SCHOOLED BY PHONE Tete her orthopedics course sora cases and discussed new I I > ? w ; ?: # ,+* completed P ':;.;;::: .: "„ / 11 ° � s a `' GROTON Vt. (UP) -Unable to - projects: , Linda _ `Johnston prey F : 'i<:%; ; .; "�. � . with an average of 95. • �: f �/ �% .. . � • '^''.: t: r;' walls, 12 -year-old Dean Williams stinted a splendid poster on health. j >; �/ / :.;,�`i .. r RESIDE ,- < :. z: y DICE 0 ,, f attencts school ever day by tele- There was a discussion on s tin +': e two-way communications shrubs that can be forced for early f • ' ;r W. ".}lw:- •' ". , F " .. 1.. «.,+ phone. A y ® ®®®®®® :.:.:::::;::; I' 1 omin Ea her ♦ �.,. i i` Vii: `: J r / f?t? system combining micro hones inside, b o g. Each mem "" t Y g P, //, :<< r Jj :�„ �J � and loudspeakers links his home recelyed samples. A special meet- ,•• /,, ,"� .♦ 1' enditen£ 6, Zoning By -Laws adopted ® S AWS H EEN at the Annual Town Meetings held in the to the school room and enables G�C/Z Q�iCl Ing will be held Wednesday after, . �f..1 ; .::;" �: • Town hair on Saturday, March is", 1950 him to keep up with class work, - noon for work 'on the projects-:,tq I the' •�� '" .-1 %f •�� y 1.30 R. M., ender Article 32 of the �� be in the. 4-H exhibition,' , All prescriptions previously, filled by e / " Town Warrant. i Voted to ainend the zoning By -haws by POLITICAL ADVERTISEIISENT R• So hoiTiore Da Ce changing the classification of S piece of e � p � May.11 Stiawshee.n Pharmacy in Balmoral Spa ara now �� f f'' land -property owngd. by Mra. Mauer Sar- p The sophomore class dance will ` on file here. You may phone us your `presc`ription :!may; .' �ipn9. ficin a residential to a business di¢- ` be' held .8 Woodbury high SC11001 ::��/ .tr1Ct. sold propert'• is located at the corner, statement1. u$', Andover Street and Prospect Terrace, WWW 9r� , May 11. Larry Hill's orchestra number or call in person and It will receive our and 9 bounded and described as ollowb: d P Y g ; ::.:,,:. ,,»,•.. T� THE CITIZENS prompt attention. „fie mntnB: at the. Foz'ner of Andover Street will la for dancin p p hp Prospect Terrace, thence norjherly by •Andover' Street 102.03 feet to a point: - LSA- - - 4 tient,'" easterry, uo.os feet to a point: OF NO.'ANDOVER! � (Continued I 1., Page 17) - YOU MAY PAY YOUR TELEPHONE BILL HERE. r t encs aouthuly 100 feet to a point in the � t i of the Methuen ;northerly line of Prospect Terrace, thence As A Member p on to t 4 the the Boards of SELECTMEN h��•--1111 ARE You ToRfutmo ux� ■■i■ �Wanmgwestaca Boton,f MassQeFebrua'Yrly line S9f19$ient Md PUBLIC WELFAREcandidacy for iisEn- Geo. Dehullu �II� * BURSITIS I ® NEURITIS �S ■ F�The fore om amendment to Zoning By -I -or RHEUMATISM / / / I � / Las is hereby approved. dependent of any other mndl- 5C9� ® Chuppractie Adjustments Can Kesto' l sincerely hope t0 COnt1nu@ t0 serve every Isj FRANCIS 10. KELLY 373 Essex St., Tel. 6 Tour Health; rbone Salem 298 3 fpr I � , � s - Attorney General. dacy for the same offices: Commonwealth of Massachusetts. » Appointment can Res. -Law. 6750. child, parent and teach=er in Methuen. a ,�jprth Andover, case, February 1Q, 1951 Signed: ANDREW F= COFFIN, Opposite Mohican DR. JOHN W:. VNALSH d e i A. Rowlan Fine Log , 4e • Attest. 30S Sutton St., No. Andover Signe - B n'amin ♦ d= P' d ? Methuen , JOHN J. LYONS ®I@I� Er]1nM r1E1n I CHI(tOPRACTOR 11 t,... Town ¢le,rk•, , [.•J�-J G,{ IE,j - w I i- eF . , f , ' \ t _; , �. ' , i ., ._ _ . .. ...- , 1 • � - . _ / 1 .14 _ THP FVENING�TRIBUNE •-••- LAWRENCE, MASS, --TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1951 News Of Andover News Of Methuen ,: _ , i Mid -Lent Social famed Chairman of News Of North Andover News Of . Salem, X If. 1Vorking'on Heart Drive ! To Instruct On Civil Defense „ Mrs• Elizabeth Bolton, head of Synday afternoon, March 4, a A committee comprising mem- Red Crosti Drive School Meeting March 17 tfoeal Drive Opens Saturday the Andover Heart Fund drive has public in"ting will be held in hers of the Senior and Junior Holy Atty. John J, Griffin orihC* h'tagram at Thomson School Question Claim Offer g Ladies of St. named chairman of the f Derr 4 The following Abraham Lincoln Frank E, DeCoster of Lincoln Salem's annual school district Armed with ringing endorsements enlisted the aid of several real• Memorial auditorium at 2 far the Name societies, " g g program held 'vi and business ions and organizations in the purpose os the discus§ of the presentnd own a in Cross fund drive by the 11, -was held at Thomsonoschool Fro ofreDavAis dstreet ndlCsarlto inti ap- Daytinla larch 17, at 1 30 pa in. in all °aria c�' clergymen of tents for work z various sec- iAg to - t ofleoplof she to n a g Red ij day afternoon: peered before the selectmen 'Mon- Woodbury high auditorium. There leaders throughout the Granite town; program general Salute to the flag, entire school; day evening and wanted to know are 19 articles in the warrant, half State, the 1951 Easter Seal cam- Mrs. Robert Sides fs working at concerning Civil Defense. - ?rade 1, poem: My FIag; song, We the bas -'s for an offer made to Mr. of them routine. Teachers and paign of the New Hampshire So- Phillips academy, James Pappa- Miss Pauline Fenno and Mrs, ve Our Flag; song, Washington; DeCoster by the selectmen for a janitors ask $200 each as a cost- ciety for Cirppled Children and rella is soliciting clubs and or- Norman Houghton, two higlr rank- " Grade 2, song, George Washington; claim in regard to an accident he of -living item on this current Handicapped Persons will be ganizations, Mrs, George E. Best ing officials of the Civil Defense' > Crrade 3, song, Father of the Land had with a highway department terms pay sheet. The official launched in Salem Saturday, and 1s in charge of special gifts, Wil- corps in England, and Harold S.1. We Love; song, Polly- two weeks ago. warrant fQlIows, including the ar•'cohtinue through Easter, ham A Daiierty is canvass chair- Walker, assistant director of Le- 13ood4e; Grade 4, A George Nash- It was voted by the selectmen _tides which call for the election Active in the Easter Seal drive man for the businesses, Mrs. high University Bomb Research " ington play: Cast aP characters- last week to offer Mr. DeCoster of a moderator, treasurer, clerk, are some of New Hampshire's Thomas D. Burns is chairman in Project, will be the principal k„: Jack, Ronald Howard; Mother, $75 for damages, with feelings 'and• one member of the school foremost citizens! among them charge of distribution of plastic speakers, s Ann Messina; Mary, Judith Mc- that both he and the truck driver committee, the latter to serve a�Laurence F. Whittemore, presi- hearts, Mrs, Elizabeth Black 3s Two short movie films havet 11 Clung; Betty, Mary Hosking; Jim- were mutually at fault. three-year term: dent oP the society and a leading soliicitirig doctors and dentists, and been tentatively engaged; entitled ally, James Hosking; Anne, Joyce Mr, Williams finch asked the 1, To choose a moderator for industrialist; Dr. Ezra A. Jones Miss Barbara Greenwood and Mi s "Effects of the A Bomb on Human , Bernard; George, Malcolm Win- board if it was in order• askingof Manchester, widely known or- Ruth Trott are soliciting the pub- Beings,'.' and "You Can Beat the the coming year, thopedist, who is first vice presi- lic schools. • A Bomb." aper; Grace, Ursula Perrone; Fred, how could both Mr. DeCoster and 2. To choose a clerk for the erl- Frank Elander; Peter, Gerald Ar- the truck deface be mutually at dent of the society; and Arthur E. The drive is progressing. There Because of the limited seating pearl; Carol, Joan Bridges; an fault. suing year, Moreau,' Manchester, banker and are two weeks more in which to capacity of the hall; this meeting f ` nouncer, Arthur Kettinger; poem, Chairman Arthur A. Thomson 3. To choose a member of the industrialist, who is second vice 'reach the quota. Any Andover is open only to residents oP An• For You, America: Edward Lane, said that n felt the question was school board for the ensuing three president. citizen who has not been reached dover. Members of organizations ,audit Ormsby, Lorna Smith, Gail out of order, years. In the sixteen years since the through his business, club, organi- are invited to attend, Information EDMOND DANCAUSE @ Ill Roche Olive Gravel Carolyn Mr, DeCoster said that if the 4, To choose a treasurer for New Hampshire Society was zation, or in the' door-to-door can- will be given as to the work Ann's society and of Our Ladies' ATTY, JOHN Jr. GRIFFIN: 11 eider, Diana McDowell, Joyce accident was his fault he would the ensuing year. founded, much has been done to vacs may contact any member of needed by groups and individuals sodality of Our Lady of Mount local chapter of the AmeriC it Fpulds, James Munro, Charles be sat`_sfied with the $75 but telt 5. To determine and appoint aid the handicapped, but much the above committees to give his d disaster, and what has been Carmel parish, has been organizing Red Cross. The local chapter A. i.sbury, Geor e Gordon, Ro- that it was not his fault and re- the salaries of the school board more remains to be done. The or her donation. +done in the past, plans for a mid -Lent social in the pends entirely upon. voluntaryt � lice Spiro, Margaret that only $75 w•as, an insult to and truant officer, and fix the coin• rehabilitation centers in Manches- Heart disease takes a heavy toll I parish hall on Union street. support of the people fqr its fi4ait and Cook, E p g g Y ter and Portsmouth do not yet in sickness and disability as well Inventories Prepared _Vire, Joan Wicks, Donald Cruick- his intelligence. pensatlon of any other officers or have the facilities to meet fully as death. It strikes down thou- The inventory forms for person- The social will be in the form ices contributions r well as sery hank, Richard Saunders; Grade Member Joseph M, Finneran agent of the district. of a cabaret and dance, with a ices from volunteerswhoare e3- recitation: Washington, Joan stated at the meeting that the 6 To hear the reports of the needs of crippled youngsters sands of men and women in the rel and equipment reports have popular dance orchestra playling sential to its operation, John Pickles Marianne board was heir lenient in of- and adults who are capable of be- pirme of life, when they are begin- been received by the board of for the dancing, Entertainment , The drive for 1931 funds will Roberts, Jon g r agents, auditors, committees, or ing trained to lead more indepen- ningg to make their richest contri- public works, tree department and Fenton,, recitation: Washington's feeing x$75 to Mr. DeCoster, officers chosen, and pass any vote dent and more useful lives. button to society. An estimated cemetery department from the will he presented. Tables accom- officially start. Thursday, March Birthday, Roberta Himber, Lor- Mr,, De Coster then questioned relating thereto. Foch year, more .than 1000 peri 152,100,000 work days or billions state Civil Dgfese office, Forms will e groups of four or more l; and continue through March 31. °x' - mine Candiano, Charoltte Caron, the selectmen on the length of will be attractively arranged'The committee on advanced gifts w ld take to haee the 7, To choose agents, auditors sons are aided' directly by the so- o f, dollars in productivity are lost already have been filled out by the around the hall in Pops concert has been active during the past Ernest Crewe; choral reading: Our time it would and committees in relation to any iet , the organization which is each year because of heart and fire and police departments, Flab, Grade 5, Color guard, Robert matter taken up in court. In c Y Y fashion, leaving the center of the two weeks and has announced Messner Bruce Crawford; flag 'caving 1}e stated: "We'll see you subject embraced in this warrant. sponsoring the famed Crotched blood vessel disorders, The heads of these departments Rall for dancing. that the response is encouraging, carer, William Trombty; Grade in court," 8, To see what sum of money Mountain Rehabilitation Cekiter will take. inventory of all em- The affair is )erred for Satur- lj Contributions may be sent to tha 11 6; -Play written by Louise Morad• the district will raise and appro- now being built near Greenfield. Notes materia and equipment and day, March 3, in the parish hall. Red Cross office in Odd Fe tlows 1 Maid of the I Licensing Board Refuse priate for the support of schools, The state's goal this year is Mr, and Mrs. Walter B. Mc -'material available, for use by the Edmond Dancause is chairman of building. There is also ,a need for kanian, Brave Little g e Devolution: Last of charades- Application for the salaries of school district $85,000-a quota higher than ever Terrien, 92 Ampere parkway, East .stateg defense t Mice, In case of the large committee, Refresh- volunteer canvassers. Curtis, Tetler pt w voted unanimously Mon- officials and agents, and for the before, but necessary to meet'in- Orange, N, J., are rejoicing over emer enc the will be calledlments will be served under fife Attorney Griffin was a pointed Ann ,Cur is, Judith + I. as p Mother Susan Lodge; General da evening by the focal licensing payment of statutory obligations) creased needs of the handicapped the birth of a daughter, born Tues- upon to furnish necessary men and direction of Mrs. Gerard Lavoie by chairman of the 1951 drive by Wa hi 'ton Robert Heywood; board to refuse an application of the district, and to authorize in New Hampshire, dayf Feb: 13, They also have two sup lies, the young women of the parish un -i George A. Bray, chairman of the s pg y pp r Washington's aide Flor-� made b Roland and Josephine the application against said ap- Selectman William S Barron sons Malcolm III and Warren. The forms are kept in triplicate, der the upervislon of Miss Pauline local Red Cross chapter, Attorney Geo ge the enc Le are; British Spy, Carol n Baker, 473 Massachusetts avenue, propitiation of such sums as are has been named EasterSeal conduct and Mrs e Malcolm B. SMeTer en, the local Civil department, Defense fe se ffice and Dubois.'s will be re- Griffin is a g aduateo Edward e Legate; Traitor; Judith Knightly; requesting permission to store 500 estimated to be received from the man for Salem and M one for the state office, Albert Entertainment w 1 P F. Searles High; school, Suffolk 11 Grade's Play, A Gift for Abe: Cast additional gallons of gasoline on state equalization fund together the annual fund-raising campaign 27 roEleanortt e Bateson, Red Cole, Jr., local Civil Defense head, senied by Martin Quinlan and will University and has maintained Y Miss of characters -Abe, Roy Le Clair; the,r premises. with other income; the school here.Spring road, has will receive a copy for his use in include, talented members of the law .offices in Lativrence' since• Sarah, Rosemary Wilkinson; Mr. Mr, Baker brought the applica• board to certify to the selectmen Easter ebruar eals i24ll beand willalso fourndayvit in Brooklyn,f N. Yrom a emergency, parish e Reservations for the af- 1933. He is a veterari of World Lincoln; Samuet Wilki so Mrs. tion into the board last Mondry the balance between the estimated ginning F Y - fair will not be received after Feb, War II and is serving as. judgil Lincoln, Gilda Nardi; Betty Lou, evening and because Selectmen revenue and the appropriat'.on, be available atstreet the onsoli build- wiMr and William ,Stuart Basketball League Banquet 25• They may be made with advocate of Lawrence post of the Janet Bamford; Andy, Philip Ar- I Andrew F. Coffin was not present, which balance is to be raised by ing on Main George J. Peron, chairman of the American Legion. He was fof- senault; to by Roy Le Clair members Arthur A. Thomson and taxes by the town, Peppier,> 312 West 105th street, The annual inter -church basket• g ball league banquet committee on reservations, or any mer) an attorney fo the U. S. ` rand Philip Arsenault; Grade 8. Joseph M. Finneran voted to hold 9, To see if the district ,will ffr, Hunt New York City, visited' over the q et will be held y �' p P Deed to Tribute to week end with the parents of Mrs, in the high school cafeteria Mon- member of the s of thtee, Government, attached to the Ve I Lincolns Letter to Mrs, Bixby, it over until Monday night at authorize the school o At Tenney Memorial Methodist Peppier; Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. day, Feb. 26, at 6:30 p. m, Other members of the commit• crena' administration~ Gerald S,nilh; Lincoln's Farewell which time the licensing board make application for and to receive church Sunday morning the pas- Hodges, Jr., ' 298 North Main All team mother`s are requested tee are Henry LescMrs. Rayeau,mond Arthur Married to the former Laurel' v - I - Spggeci - � tlfe People of Spring- would decide whether a hearing in the name of the district, such tor, Rev, Glenn W. Douglass, be' street, Mrs. Peppler is ttie former to be at the cafeteria by 5:313 to McKenzie and Mrs. Raymond La- Boothroyd•, they have ttiv0 chi? -field,'Ann Crawford; choral speak- shraild be held on the request, advances, grants-in-aid or other Ban the first of a series of ser- Helen Hodges, assist with the banquet. All boys freniere. deer and reside at 3' KilnbaFl road. Ing, O Captain! O Captain! Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ducker, 11 funds for educational purposes as ", g Miss Jean Mulvey, daughter of P p He is a member of several pia* `Cardwell, Marilyn Smith, Barbara mons on The Rewarding Field who participated in the roundup y Bacon avenue; and Mrs. Yvonne may now or hereafter be forth- of Christian Stewardship," the Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Mulvey, will be awarded individual prizes, \lest School Observes fessional and fraternal organize 8obek, Janet Haight, Joan Boyle Giard, 43 Bacon avenue, were coming from the Federal Works underlying principles of which Chestnut street, spent the week Special- team prizes will be Founders Day tions, Ruth Fessendon, Marguerite Mc• present at the meeting and stated Agency, or other United States pp awarded to those who attained Funders' Day was observed r- are: 'God is the supreme owner end here, Mi s_Mulvey is at pres. p '" - Guire, Charlotte West, Sally Zahn, that they were opposed to the re• government or state agencies, or of all things. Marl is not art own- ent working in New York City. the highest percentages, League Thursday night at the West General Meeting �'tiednesdalt Louise pesmulier, Corinne Smith, quest for storage of 500 additional local or private agencies, er, but a steward having admin• awards will be presented to boys School P.T. A, meeting, Past presi- A general meetin will be held Ruth Wallwork, Helen Moorad• allons of asoline b the peti- 10, To see if. the district will ration of materials, talents and Trio at historical Society of the following teams: South dents of the group were honored Wednesday night of all'Methuen 11 ,k kanian; Star Spangled Banner, ,en• goners, g Y vote to raise and appropriate t opportunities. All this must be Andover Historical society will Church juniors, St. Augustine's in- and plans for future activities citizens who are willing to`. serve tine assembly. "I feel it's detrimental to the $3,400 to be used toward necessary de within the framework of observe Washington's Birthday termediates and St, Joseph's sen- were made, ' in one of the Methuen Civil De- - ,'4 - neighborhood requesting the adds- repairs and renovations in the time. A considerable part of our with open house Thursday from icrs, Policewoman M. Olga Curio was fense ufiits which are in; process 41- Selectmen's Meeting tional gasoline storage, Mr. Duck- heating system of the Woodbury time is already taken in the daily 3 to 5. A musical program will be Further information may be ob- the s aker and she ave an in• -The Lawrence Gas & Electric er stated, He also said that it is hi h school, Ae g of organization.' .There is k- g occupation and in necessary rest. presented in the evening at 7:45 faired by contacting Charles O. teresting and informative talk on urgent need for. nurses, clerk• Go, and the New England Tell• commercializing the residential 11, To see if the district will Our use of leisure may make or with a trio consisting of Raymond McCullom, chairman, "juvenile problems." She spoke of typists, air raid wardens, crafts• phone and Telegraph Co. were district they live in, vote to raise and appropriate break us; It is still true that all Coon at the organ, Mrs. Susan the extreme importance that` the men of all kinds, and these who granted permission at Monday A motion was then made by $3500 for grading and landscap- work and no play makes Jack a Ripley Ward violinist, and Miss Post Opposes Closing attitude of parents in the home served as ground observers dui- night's se'ectmen s meeting to 1a- Selectman Thomson to refuse the in the grounds around the new dull boy: All play and no work Margaret Conlin of Sharon, cellist., At the American Legion Post 8 rias on children >ij moulding the ing the past war. Cate one pole on Massachusetts application and it was voted una- Central school makes Jack a mere toy. Each The group will play Sonate A meeting last week it was .voted to character of each child. Th meeting will be in Fharg avenue, approximately 60 feet nimously district will needs to keep in due proportion Trois by the composer Loeillet, go on record as" opposing During the Founders' Day Gere- of pirector Louis P. Berwick, northwest of Academy road, Mr, and Mrs. Baker were not 12; o see if the d st the clo in of the Veterans' ` was held.. on the eti• vote to raise and appropriate the elements to maintain a hal- born in 163. 5 .g �mony an appropirately decorated who will speak to the group on -. A hearing s present at the meeting, Mrs. Mildred Stevenson will Administration office in Lawrence, cake was cut, and the, past presi• the plans already )nada by keys tion of Francis Murphy of Union $3500 to build walls and co of the anThe lilate Maurice Hunt was hay charge of the soclal hour This is an economy measure by the dents of the association were men of file local Civil lfense. "street to have two trees removed Grange Meeting exit from the basement ave- Memorial Auditorium Gymnasiumlmentioned as an example of one when cookies and punch will- be government. It will result in vet, honored and presented with roses. Also s> heduled to speak i3 Hief on his property at 13 Maple a The regular meeting of North to the athletic field, and for grad- who had the disposition and found served. erans having to go to Lowell or Those honored were Mrs. Wil- ace F. Moore, who served ai chief nue, Permission was granted. Andover Grange will be held to- in surrounding areas, time beside his daily occupation Boston. liar Burke, Mrs.r Henry ,Drentii, air raid warden during World Permission also was granted to night at 8 in Grange hall. A g Adjutant James Robjent has 12 p 11 Wari II and- who has "volunteered 20 Hod es street 13. To see if the District will for service in church and as lead• Drama Group to Try Out , Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mrs, Wi - Elizabeth Doran, g memorial service will be held in v o inclusion er of activities for the betterment Try outs for the new dramatic been instrurt-d to contact Senator liam Arnold, Mrs. Harold' Tordon, 'to head the group again. for the, removal of a tree which honor `ie late Arthur Jenkins. elect to approve P - of outh. The sudden passing ofxoup will be held Wednesday Henry Cay odge, Jr., Congress. Mrs. William Settle, M drank The meeting- will be, held in is located partly in her drive ay An .artainin ro rain has of its officers and en ees (oth Y t wa also cite as a re- night at 8 at Andover Youth Cen- woman Edi. ,vourse Rogers, Con• (Duncan, Mrs, Lesli& Boy .3,_ Mrs. the C. D, headquarters at 7:30 at that address, • en arranged b ra, Fred Whit- er than those eligible under the Mr. Hun s d ter:. Those who cannot 'attend gressman Thomas J. Lane and Samuel Brainard, president and p, m, Headquarters are in. the Lawrence Gas & Electric be y T Teachers Retirement System) in murder of our need to make till• will be given a chance ata later ,Senator Leverett Saltonstall from Miss Leona Woodbury, principal, bagement of Methuen Memorial The t.er and Miss Beulah Mason, as Mf;: -. - a the Employees'Retirement System igenti use of the opportunity of , , I � the. selectmen thatcfat x „� this astrlct::on file matter : He rs. Wiiliaii Settle gave; a Musa; ^" bo,, _ • w... Cu, not tied. ° slated by th music committee,. .lumen,: incandescent street of the State of New Ham hire, service while the• day lasts-, The group met Sunday afternoon will inform them of the Legions resume of some o>? the interesting ' ""' "' ' 1a0Q Mrs, Harry Greenwood, .Mrs, Har ps li ht has been installed on Pole which system is provided for by The official qualifications of a at 3 The selection committee opposition. hi hli his, of, the formation of the old Crompton and Adan Rogers, g g patrol' Signing< New Me,m rs 340 on Tyler road and that a 500- en will be served b Chapter 27-A of the Revised Laws, steward in the Methodist Church h had presented two plays, One was F.T.A. Mrs: Loretta Pgtvt�'s clasg Refreshments Y'maturity,A, lar e' group of neve- members lumen light has been installed on *Rr, arc Mrs, Harold Crom ton, as inserted by Chapto* 183 of the were stressed as ,piety, discarded for reasons of lack of Square an% m asS Club r • P was awarded the alt Welt P ice, si nifleT their intention of becom- P Laws of 1945, and a avided by love for the church, and admin• action and slow lot, the other for Ladies' Ni ` g ;bole 470 on Railroad avenue: chairm Mr. and Mrs. Thema€ P s During ,the ,ince m difficult scenery., Albert Kerr, di- The annual Indies night of the sided --'-Mrs, John L. Mylott of Pem• Calzetta, Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Chapter 201 of the _ .s of 1943 istrative capacity. All should Y g over b ��Irs, Brainard, were .ing; affiliated with the local Civil brook road requested the ,electmen Carty, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Covell and any subsequent amendments share the masters sense of rector, was appointed to select a Andover Square and Compass Y - P Air. Patrol flight where the group install a street light on Foie thereto. urgency: 'I must work the works P made for a public whist to be held its week�)� meetingonday to s and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cleary, play and obtain books -for the Club will be held in the clubhouse held Monday evening, Feb. 28, in night in.the � emorial Music h 11 4103 on Pembrook road. The 14, If the district votes in the of him that sent me while it is Wednesda meeting. Friday. A roast sirloin of beef i g �. o "rd "voted to view the location, affirmative on the preceding ar- yet day, for the night cometh y the school. youth center. dinner will be served b Caterer p Lt. William G. Loeffler,` Cori)• b 2 Liquor Sale Hours For Feb. 23 ticle to see if the district will when no man can work, Fids Received Robert Sutton at 6:30 pYm, This neve basketball equipment voted for the mantling officer, welcomed' fife Lennie League Averages The licensing board announces vote to raise and appropriate the •._ that restaurants and clubs may sum of $634.89 for the purpose i Superintendent ha been received by the will be followed by a variety lower grades, and pun'iforms for group Averages of the bowlers m Glen p Discussion Group Tonight Superintendent of.Schools Schools Ken- vaudeville show of several: high i g p to the session and extended sell alcoholic beverages during of providing funds for the dis- p g use by file fifth and sixth grade an invitation to all air -minded "; , -. , P Ill• bowling league follow: N. the usual hours on Washington's to said retire- , The Lenten Discussion Group of neth L. Sherman for furnishing class acts. After the' entertain- basketball teams. ; boys and Tetler, 110; H. Pepin, 109; J. Bam• birthday, Thursday, Feb. 22. trlct s contributionthe First Congregational church and installing oil burning equip- ment general dancing will follow - Community sI r,n was enjoyed Y -girls between 13 and t. 11 ,ford, 108; G. Eaton, 106; G. Ket• ka Y Dods stores may sell be- ment system for the coming year.y ria g Years of age to attend thq meet- Pac Package g Y 15, At the request of the Salem will hold its weekly meeting to. inert at the Central school and until midnight with music fur- with Mrs. LTi h Fox and Mrs. ing and obtain first hand inform tfnger, 106; H. Allen, 105; J, Lane, tween 1 and 11' p. m, the night be- ' Association to see if night at 7:30 in the church vestry. the boiler plant on Bardet street. niched by an orchestra from Law- Robert 'f3rew in charge. Refresh- tion concerning the organization, x03; F. Zaremba; 105; W. Butter- fore the holiday. Registered her- Teachers The roup will be in with a discus• Proposals received were Ar- rence. ,All Masons and their wives menta mere served b the mothers its personnel, courses offered for field, 102; C. Brown, 101 A. Hous- Y' g P the District will vote to raise and g g Y pe macists 'shall not sell alcoholic appropriate $200 for each of the cion of the selected passages of thur H. Curtis company, Andover, are welcome. Reservations should of the fifth, grade pupils, study and plans being made to ton; 101; J. Smith, 99; G. Stewart; beverages (or alcohol) at any time Salem Teachers, for increased cost Scripture from the booklet The $11,790; E. J. Campbell company, be made "at the club house before ` 9• H. Libby, 99; R, Hoeilrich, 98, h da except upon the o school Fellowship .of Prayer -1951," 465 Washington street, Wellesley, Wednesday evening, Walter E. assist in the event of an •mer- T:Powers, 98; R. Pomerleau, 9T; wring the y P Pa of hvirg for the current Samuel Adams Chapter To Meet gency. 91 and prescription of a registered phy- year (1950 51), at a total, of Members and friends of the church $12,080, Buxton Is chairman of this event. Sam eL Adams chapter, D,A.R., A series of motion pictured y A. Sequin, 92: E. Stewart, are invited to attend these sessions will ni&t Wednesday at 2:30 p.m., were shown during Monday night's sician, $6450.00. during Lent and share with the fops Concert Committee Meeting Tonight A.' Williams, 9 16. At the request of the three g in the First Baptist church. A meeting and the first ,aid course The standing of the four teams St..Paul's Women Meet permanent (full-time) janitors, to group their concepts and interpre- The Philathea class of Andover An important meeting of all change in the meeting place was being given by a Red Cross rep• in the league follow: Specials, 16• St. Paul's Women's club met ee if the district will vote to raise tations. Baptist church is sponsoring a committee men will be held to• made necessary due to the annual resentative was continugd: Coda - I 11 1.2' Vitex, 15-13; Grade G, 14-14 Monday eveningm the parish hall, pops concert to be held In the night at 8:15 in the basement of P and appropriate $200.00 each, or 'At the special Church Meeting vestry Thursday at 8 p. m• The St. Au ustine's church to complete Washington's Birthday dinner at lessons will be inaugurated,, shortlyy and Grade A, 12-16. Rev. Alexander S. Twombly i ad- an part thereof, for increased called last Sunday by the pastor, y g the First Church (Congrega- under the direction of Lt. ,Joseph dressed the women on Christian Y entertainment will be for all ages arrangements for the testimonial Ernst'Presidents- to Meet salary for the current school year the congregation voted approval and music lovers, Refreshments dinner to William F. Lucey Sun- floral.) NiA ver ts' club of the Education and Mrs, Michael Juba (1950-31). of the following schedule of serv: will be served. Tickets may, be day night at , Crystal ballroom. Mrs. F. Ernest Hanson will A variety of other features air " Thie Past Presider presented sl'des and held a dis- 17, To see if the district will ices for Holy Week this year: speak on the proper use of the being'planned for the s rill n auxiliary to Post 219, American cession on the history of the vote to raise and appropriate << Obtained from members of the Tickets for this event are avail- p a c Legion, will meet Wednesday at P 1. To extend a cordial invl- class, able from all committeemen. flag. Her subject will be of, summer.. These will be announce church. $50.00 fora State Audit of the tation to our sister church The t Flag, and will be supplemented during the' coming weeks, s 8 p, m, at the home of Mrs. Percy Hostesses were Mrs, Harriet School District books, with colored sl}ides showing ` the Reid of Pleasant street. Hannah Tenney Memorial Metho- To` Exhibit Craftwork Supper til ednesday 1 Battles, chairman, Mrs. Janet 18. To see if the district will dist church to join with us' in the ` The Eager Beavers 4 H club of The Women's union of Free historical windows at Valley To Organize Additional ,, �� Wheelock, Mrs, Gladys Bamford, authorize the school board to service of Holy Communion on West Parish church has been mak. Christian church will serve a Forge, Scout Troop ', !, Mrs, Lillian Whittaker, Mrs. Bea- make application for and to re* Thursday evening of Holy Week, Mrs, William H, Keller, regent Another Girl Scout troo is fit trice Wheeler and Dr. Janet Boog. Ce1Ve in the name of the district, ing birdhouses for a general craft chicken pie supper Wednesday at p, the service to be held at the First The are workin under 6:30 p. m, Mrs. Alexander Mac- will preside, The hostesses: Mrs, process of being organized in St', Income Tax Returns such advances, grants-in-aid or Con re ational church, Yout project, Y g ` Andrew Sillowa Ee R E P A R E D Campion Hall Activities other- funds for educational ur- g g h the direction of William When the Kenzie and Mrs, Robert Eagle are y, -Mrs. Fred G. Monieste parish, parents of girls P and adults of both churches in- „arid Rev. J, G. G skill. When the co-chairmen. Caspar Mrs, Joseph Fox, Misses interested in joining the trrpoop or r Part Time Accounting A large group of women from poses as may now or hereafter be vited. houses are complaeted they will be Maud Irish, Sylvia P: Leavitt and the Brownies group• are asked to `. RALPH R. JOYCE the Lady of Fatima Guild from forthcoming from the Federal "2. To co-operate with the Han -ion display. Prizes will be awarded Evening Service Mary Finucane. call or write Rev. Charles, W. rt g7 Lincoln St., No. Andover the South shore was on retreat Works Agency, or other United nah Tenney church for a speciation the basis of good design, func• There will be Holy Communion The' board of management will McCarthy, curate at the church; _t Telephone 24173 last week end at Campion hall. States Government or Svtate Goad Friday Service in the Sanc- tfonalism and handiwork. at Christ church Thursday at 10 meet prior to the meeting at 1:30 Details of the meeting time o! Rev, Leo P. O'Keefe was the re- Agencies, or local or private tuary of First Cgngregational a, m. There will be an evening P. the Scouts and Br .,e wi)1 b° To 4 oa �oRTx 3NDOti'BR NUTICE treat master, agencies, church at 2 p. m. This service Auxiliary Meeting service at 7:45, with, an address announced later, but it has beer .*are. Starting today, a group of boys 19, To transact any further will be primarily for children and ' by the reacher, Rev. Leverin Rehearsals For Variet Show tentatively arranged for, Monday+ e • 4 M0j' from Cheverus High school m business that may legally come youth of the community. The American Legion auxiliary P g Those taking art n the drill or Thursday afternoons. ' „ fo Post 8 will meet Thursday in Reynolds, Jr, g P 1r is ;Rei 11 Maine is on retreat here. before the meeting. 3. To co-operate with the team and baton twirlers' precision �k lha Legion rooms at 7:45 p. m. g ss• "1 `Rr, - CC+: (Continued on Page 15) ' Hannah Tenney church in the eve- Association To Meet acts in St, Patrick's Day progra�ii Choir Night Changed White Cross Work r Refreshments will be served, A y g people of, St, Moil- The Junior and Senior cholic pi €ter ping service on Good Friday at the b the your ?l e ' The Fellowship, Circle of First Methodist church, This service report has been made on the sue. The mid -winter meeting of the lea's parish will rehearse Wednes• First Church (Congregational) ` .. I �1%.,- ., ®®� Cees of the whist party held last Merrimack River Ba fist associa- '. ,, +� „�, [A[J[A[A® Baptist church meets at the par- will be primarily for adults of the week for the benefit of the polio tion will be held Wednesday, Feb, day at 9:30 a. m, in the parish will meet Wednesday night instea I r.<. �'�ii�t3ii. q.." sonage on Clinton street tonight community, hath of Thursday because of the hot , ,, drive. There' were twelve tables 28, in First Baptist church, Low- - Y Amendment to Zoning BY -Laws adopted at 7:30 to work on baptismal 4. To co-operate with the for the card games, ell. Meixlbers of the chorus •will re- day. The juniors will meet at 5:�6 t ; fhe Annual Towa Meeting held is the � ��jrobes and White Cross bandages. Hannah Tenney church for the .. hearse at 10 a. m. The show will and the seniors, at 7:3b P. n11 . own Hall oa Saturday, March 1s, 1950, Easter Sunrise service on March ` ' ' " be presented March 17 in Central � ; at, 1:36 P, M., under Artic.e a2 of the Canteen Meeting NO JUKE BOX . tic,-': Town warrant, Cub Pack fleeting 25 to be held in that church. To ! school auditorium (Continued onPag2 10)` voted to amend the Zoning Sy -Laws by ® Cub pack 159 will hold its invite the members and friends of The Red Cross Canteen'members AURORA, Ont, M -Transport cilan'ging the classification of a pre'® of -,Repat will meet Wednesday at 2 at South g Y drivers who stop in the all-night J t , . land-propertyowned by M s. Mabel ear- monthly meeting Friday at 6:30 that church to join with E and church. t cion• from a res,den at to a business tits• p, m, in the vestry at Pleasant the general public at the Easter _ coffee shop here ask for "bacon `, , trice. ,Said property is located at the corner �, church, breakfast sponsored by the Young i' ' and Bach," or "coffee and Strauss." t�i� J•, Bf Andover Street and Prospect Terrace, ! �'- Street . iethodi5t Adult club of First Con regation- Bible Class The shop has an electric or an on and ie bopnded and described as r Street �� ® g g _ al church to be served from 8 to I The Bible class" of SoutR church which Rud Dicaro of North Bay Beg,nnmg at the corner of Andover Street !" Y Less and Prospect Terrace, Cherie noriher:y by e c C ® 10 a, m. on Easter morning." will meet Wednesday at 7:30 in plays request numbers and he's AndoveY Street 102.08 feet to a point: ; C�=.. ARE YOU TURrC1rED BY .diene, easterly 11.0.05 feet to a point: S BURSITIS O NEURITIS he parsonage, pleased at the number who want rr�� A, ,� ,`� > '� £�i xheri.6 southerly 100 feet to a point ip the �� (Continued on Page 17) good music. A }(F northerly line of Prospect Terrace, thence Or RHEUMATISM ! va € I Re tore f -westerly, by the Vrther,y Ura o rospec ® (,h,ropract,o Ad,ius menta 4an 0-s tore 89,05 feet to the point of begirt•��• �� Your Health, Phone Salem 28&3 for � Appointment ('all Res. -Law. 8756. II �a,g$. Boston, Mass., February 9, 1951, to Zoning By- DR, JOHN W. WAI.SH •w� The foregoing amendment :._Law is hereby approved. is/ FRANCIS E. KELLY 373 Essex St,, Tel 5592 CHIROPRACTOR Attorney General. • , commonwealth of Massachusetts. ; North Andover, Mass. February 10, 1951 QppO51t0 MohiCaII Mary and Louise JOHN J,,LXOr G!/IP�isy®� jGulu Invite Everyone a M. 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Andover 870 1 Member of Federal deposit Insurance Corporation -N 11 rNp r-VF.NING TRIBUNE --- LAWRENCE', _. . KentuckyA Cinch To Grab, I - I National . Hoop,Honor's _ Winner in 24 Out of 25 Games Tops United Press Poll for Sixth Straight Week ... Oklahoma A.M. Ranks as Runner Up By NORM MILLER Indiana (16-3) dropped from NEW YORK, Feb. 27. (UP)- third to sixth place with ..133 Barring any unforeseeable acci- points; `St. John's of Brooklyn dents, Kentucky powerful Wild- (20-3) jumped from ninth to sev- cats appear a cinch to run off with enth with 116 points; Bradley the 1950-51 College Basketball (26-4) fell from seventh to eighth Championship. with 113 points; North Carl'na Coach Adolph Rupp's g r 2 a it State (5-4) from eighth to ninth team, winner in 24 out of 25 with 101 points, while Brigham games, topped the United Press Young (23-5) retained 10th place ratings today for the sixth consec- with 82 points. -, utive week and the ninth time in St. Louis university (20-6) suf. I.the 13 weekly listings this season. fered the biggest drop of the week, ' The panel of 35 of the nation's failing from sixth to 11th place, t leading- coaches gave the Wildcats The Billikens, who attracted one 4 28 first place votes and 339 out of first place vote and 73 points, thus „ a possible 350 points for a 33- dropped out of the top 10 for the point margin over runnerup Okla- first time in several weeks. homa A. and M. It was the third The startling New York fix scan. at best showing made by a team this dais that rocked the basketball season. i world during the week took their Kentucky, which already has toll on the three teams with play. I d N 41, Lon Island ' , i . . _ e - Brooks Winn er 0 r , - • 0f Burroughs Mat Trophy . .� � � r z t rNp r-VF.NING TRIBUNE --- LAWRENCE', MASS. --TUESDAY, FEB, 27, 1951' 13 Hol , Cross To • Pay Tribute To,Good Little - ::.!�� .� ��'.`-` , :::F, �,; �:'',� �:,� li�:�!��:! ... - 11 i . �i,� -,` "s11"l, �i�:,::;,;��: � ��5 �s -�'Sililli'��::: 1.... r !i�i�,,�`��i,::<, Pla B.C. Fire y-, I1 en Of College asketball,1 .r:X, :;;,, n By STEVE SNIDER driving sparkplugs who can roll a �` Clash in TO p , NEW -YORK, Feb: 26 (UP)- up the points. Melchiorre, often y . Bill at Boston Take the gangling "goons" off described as' the "littlest pivot somewhere else, mister, while we man" in the game because of his Tidy Sum was timed and paid $4.80 $3.10 and $2,60. Garden TOnI ht Pay tribute to the "good little ability to work from the "bucket," y g men" of college basketball. has been well up to his standards : BOSTON, Feb. 26 - (R) - Holy For those sports fans bored of 1950 when he led Bradley to with the skyscraper stars of the the final round of both major � �" Cross college's classy Crusaders who haven't been defeated by a court and anxious to see that the tournaments. little fellows get the credit due Sheldrake, the driving force be- �� s 1. New England opponent in two ears will la traditional rival y P Y them, the United Press' fourth hind the four straight wins that annual "Little All -America" bas- have moved U. C. L. A. into a tie Champion Buddy, Romary Ann Boston College in tomorrow ketball team for 1951 is herewith for the Southern Division Iead in Morah, 19 o 1 1 Maroun,,rs s 0 10 l h night's Boston Garden double- presented: the Pacific Coast Conference,, re- to Sarato a Springs. g g Following Saratoga, Royal Mus- b header. First team -Bobby Watson, cantly set a conference record . Seton Hall 62, Rutgers 44 g Michigan 52, Wisconsin 50, Colb . College, state of Maine Colby- g Kentucky (5' 10"), Ed Sheldrake, with 38 points against Stanford, Charles York stopped Albert Bergevin, Lowell, champions with a 19-6 overall rec- U. C. L. A. (5' 9"), Gene Mel- Sinicola, a clutch player who and was timed in 1:11 3-5. ! ord, will oppose St. Anselm's, the chiorre, Bradley (5' 8ii's"), Zeke draws fouls in clusters with his I crawieGs I Y.U.C. e.,r I 1 ` best in New Hampshire with 19 Sinicola, Niagara (5' 10"), and drive-in tactics, is an artist with 118 lb. class -Jimmy Pina, Mass., James victories and five defeats, in the Sam Miranda, Indiana (5' 10"), the one -hand shot and can hit STANDING R0031 ;tate Park, where was'Lowell, ppening contest. Second team -Jimmy Cleverly, from just about any spot over STATE COLLEGE, Pa., (�) - vanned first to Keeneland and Holy Cross hasn't received a Utah (5' 9)'), Neil Ridley, Tulsa the mid court line° Marquette 60, Bowling Green nibble from_ either NCAA or Na- (5' 8"), Norm Pilgrim, Oklahoma Watson, a tremendous set shot ._ 1 t A and M '5 10) Mike Belich and playmaker, often piles up a Left to' right-Lito Herrera, PhilipHerrera, Tim Holbrook, Joel�Sandleri Sifford Pearre, Edmond trona) Invitationa ournamen s despite its ,17-4 record. Pittsburgh (5' 7"), and Ray, Stei- higher point total than the cele - Boots, Charles Harding, Captain ♦ Alexander M. White.: (Photo by George J. oellneau) ner, St, Louis (5' 10"). brated tall men of the Kentucky The Crusaders are among the Membership on the squad is team, like seven Bill Spivey. qualified for the N.C•A,A, tourna- ers mvo ve . ei er g Brooks' school's wrestling -team, wii}ming the Burroughs trophy nation's best in team statistics limited to players 5 feet, 10 inches Miranda is the third highest scorer ment as regular season South- university (12th last week), New Hoo Date& sporting a perfect record' until its for the second year. While at- without any individual high „ pp• ,' '"eastern Conference Champion, be- York unrverity (23rd last week), p tending the University of North scorers, The team has averaged short' or less but these are on the Indiana team and a. " iso gins defense of its S.E.C• tourna- nor City College of New York re- p finals with St, Mark a, vya ,finally players who dont have to apo- guy' who steadies the team in the AreCOnfUsing .,topped Carolina, Zink won the North and 70.4 points per, game while allow- to ize for their work in an com- touch spots, merit title al Louisville, Ky., ceived a single mention in this PP d at. the Soutbboro school South; 112 pound championship, ing its opponents a 57.71 average. g Y Thursday night, The Wildcats, who week's ballot. when the latter triumphed, l2 to'9. and in 1938 and 1939 won thepony-they're standouts in a game Honorable mention goes to Bob BOSTON, . Feb. 26 M -Dates The Crusaders will lay with- that seems tailor-made for the (Peanuts) Long of Bowling Green, have won the S.E.C. tourney seven As a result, several coaches for two New England basketball Lito Herrera, captain of Brooks, A.A.U. title in the same class. He out Wally Baird who is eighth in six -foot -plus boys, O., (5' 8"), Jewell McDowell, years in a row, are top-heavy transferred their votes to St. tournaments, which will cause wound up a brilliant career on the IS now, in his fifth year as coach. the nation in assists although he Melchiorre and Sheldrake are Texas A. and M, (5' 10"), ' Bud favorites to repeat. A bid to the John's, now the top team in the an mat by gaining a decision over his ` The results of the final match hasn't g the only "repeaters" from last Heineman, Missouri (5' 10"), Nick same confusion, were announced played a full aide all ' National Invitation Tournament, metropolitan area, a factor which today. opponent Velis of, the Saintsz By contested by Brooks against St. season, Baird has foot trouble. year's Little All -America and Mastralli, Vermont (5' 7"), Lou and, an .opportunity for a grand- explained St. John's rise from virtue of his tri(unph,' . Herrera Mark's follows: slam also is Kentucky's for the ninth to seventh. Four teams will canipete- at has a splendid record of, 22 wins 124- and class -K. Herrera. Boston College has had a hot they're both leading candidates Soriano, Washington (5' 10"), and is With only 19 teams receiving Tufts March 6 and 7 for, the right against but one defeat. The Guar decision over Veils S.M, and cold season while w.nning a for the Big' All -America, Real Bob M a k a t u r a, Georgetown In he most significant jump of consideration in this week's rat- to represent New England in the temalian, who has a brother Philip ; 131 pound class -P. Herrera de- dozen games and losing eight. One team players, both are hard- (5' 9' ). the week, Illinois; the Big fen Ings -the smallest total of the NAIB tournament at Kansas City wrestling in. the 131 -pound, class, cision over Haskins, S.M. of the losses was to Holy Cross in .. leader with a record of 17-3 for season -the second group, after March 12 through 17, has shown much r the latter's home,city, Worcester, , e prowess , on the 138 pound class --Coker,, S.M. Colby and St. Anselm's both Robinson Revolts Against , , d- from 11th to St. Louis, was rounded out by The southern half of the first mat and the pair have been in- decision over Holbrook, B. feature high scoring players. Bill g the season move New, England invitational tour- strumental in the success attained 148 pound class-Hian, S.M, de- ,� fifth .place, behind third -ranking Southern California with 24 iroints; O'Connor has registered 1,043 . •, Kansas State and fourth -ranking Arizona and the University of moment also will be played at by Coach George Zink's, aggr"e- cision over Pearre, B, points in three years for St. International BoXllf Club �k Columbia. Washington at Seattle, 19 points Tufts March 12 and 13 and the gation. 158 pound class -Boots, B, de- points 's. g ' Oklahoma A. and MV , with a each; Villanova, 17; Beloit, 6; Cin- finals will be played at the Med- Coach Zink, by the, way,'!*', a cision over Shoker, S.M, AnseTed Shiro has hit for 1,108 in , 5-1 record, retained second place cinnati, (4), and St. Bonaven- ford college March 16. former Ballardvale youngster .and 168 pound class-Ingels, S.M, three seasons for the, Cham- - BY JACK CUDDY usual bout on April 6, 13, or 20; for the fifth straight week with ture, (1). It has been announced earlier a graduate of Punchard high, decision over Harding, B. but Gainford preferred late June four first place votes and 303 NEW YORK, Feb, 26 (UP)- the northern half of the New He has coached the North An- 178 pound class -Madden, 5,112, pions. NEW YORK, Feb. 26 -(UP)- Rob- or early July. pointy The Aggies thus lost three The United Press ratings (first England invitational will be dove' school team to the honor of decision over White, B, Among common opponents both Middleweight champion Ray Rob- Harry Markson;' managing di- "; points from last week in their place votes in parentheses) : played at Colby college, Water- f Colby and St. Anselm's have been inson revolted against the Inter- rector of the L B• C., was uncer- efforts to overtake the Wildcats. Team Points ville, Me. defeated by and subsequently national Boxing club today znd tain whether his outfit- would try Kansas' State (18-3) jumped 1 -Kentucky (28) 339 Invited to participaCe in the s,. beaten Providence College, scheduled his first title defense for to hold Sugar Ray to his contract Ffrom fifth to third place with ane 2 -Oklahoma A and M (4)'303 sectional NAIB play. are St. An- YMCAAIndustI al Bo Wlin The Garden doubleheader pro- Paris, and try to prevent the Paris de- first place ballot and 213 points; 3 -Kansas State (1) , ...213 selm's, Providence College, Tufts gram will end next Monday night His break with the !. B, C. pre- fense, „,200 , with Boston College playing Rhode ci y, , " Columbia, the nations only un- 4 -Columbia (1) ..... and New Britain, Conn.; State pitated a bitter ver al battle He did say, However I hope .I -, beaten team with a 19-0 mark, 5 -Illinois ........ ..162 Teachers, Island State and Providence Col- that may wind up in court. Robinson is not trying to use this held fourth with one first place 6 -Indiana .....133 Eight teams are to be invited Tourne Earl' ` Next 11�onth lege opposing the University of vote ,and 200 points, and Illinois 7=St. Johns • • •116 to the Ne�v England tournament y Manager George Gainford an- talk about Weill to break his con- .. ,.. Massachusetts, nounced that Sugar Ray had "dell tract, After all,' his contract; is (17-3) took over fifth with 162 8 --Bradley ..............113 and as a team can be only in one _.. • ... nitely split" with. the I: B. C. and with the I. B. C.; 'and there's; no points. 9 -North Carolina Statei.101 place on a given date, the regional Three -Event Competition Slated for that he would not fight for that mention of Weill in the contract." Points are awarded on the basis 10 -Brigham Young .. 82 NAIB winner will have to forego ReCreat1011 lleysr-� �idget, Junior B. U. Sextet Wins organization as long as Al Weill Markson concluded: "Neither of 10 for a first place ballot, nine Second 10 -St. Louis (1), 73 the New Englands. C. '7 r0 4 is matchmaker. Gainford nor Robinson has npti- for a second, and so on down to Soutj ern California, 24; Arizona Flu the deal is )i00 Lea u Pla . Q - Weduesda Over B, fled us yet of their intention to '< 'one point fora 10th place vote, and Washington (Seattle), 19 p g y, y Topping a list of grievances, take the Paris fight." This week's ratings were based on each; Villanova, 11; Oregon, 8; the date for the national invita- Athree-event, YMCA -Industrial Elks Bisons BOSTON, Feb, 26 -(R) -Boston Gainford declared that. Weill had Matchmaker Weill was r4ore Beloit 6; Cincinnati, 4; St, Bona- university's Terriers remained in rooted, for Jake La Motta through- a , games played through Saturday, tional m New York March 10, o P aFP outspoken. He declared that th 12, 13, 15 and 17. Bowling tournament will be con- Loughlin, u 4 o s Annaiora, it 0 o contention for the NCAA hockey out the recent Chicago fight in le venture, 1, xanoraa 1 a 4 Gobush 0 0 o I. B. C. had given Robinson� his " Feb, 24, •Hol Cross, unbeaten by, a New ducted at the Recreational alleys tournament tonight by whipping which Sugar Ray took. the title Y Stewart, rf 0 0 0 Hillerby, rf 3 o s chance to win the middleweight England team in a couple of sea- March 3, 10, and 17 by' a bowling O'Neil 1 0 a Drew c 0 1 i Boston College 7-4. from Take. f • sons, figures to play in a'tourna. tournament committee, appointed Riley,. s 0 0 0 Donohue, ig o 0 0 The BU victory, which vir- Although Robinson has a con- crown from, LaMottaI and "now • ment but which one can't be de- by the YMCA -Industrial ` Bowling Sayer o, is 0O' o o Roy' rs 1 o z tool) eliminated BC from the g he's showing his ingratiti tilde." The Spol is tall tided until bids have been re- league. Farren 0 0 0 Y tract with the h B. C. for his Weill emphasized that Robins on NCAA consideration was achieved first defense in a return with La- ceived. Employees of plants whi�hy'are cases, rg s 1 u before a 4,977 Boston Arena Bath- never would have got the Chicago Y Motta within four months Gain- ' By WHITNEY MARTIN years `of his fighting life. members of the YMCA -Industrial Total 11 3 23 Total 4 1 e erin in the second game of a title shot without the help of Jim It may all work out smoothy, g ford announced that Sugar Ray Norris, I. B. C. president. _.. i Recreation council are eligible to „ Refere0;_ Cate. Time, Foued.Ba doubleheader. would defend against Kid Marcel NEW YORK, Feb, 26 (M -Let but if any commissions or individ- tom etc in the events. Infomattion Colby gained a New England g "And who does Robinson think us hope the welterweight class uals want to get stubborn about sports Patrol P at Paris "between May 15 and 20." lie is, to be telling me or anyone down t have to go through the re- it we might find four or five guys j' regarding membership m '. the r� G. league playoff berth by downing Marcel is middlewei ht cham ion ?" Council ,ma be , obtained from Pleads I or. . N. L Tufts 4-3 in overtime in the open g P else who to rant for at a light. organization pains suffered by the standing up and saying here" (T. M. Reg, U: S. Pat, Off.) Richard P. Cate, council secretary, • • ing game. of France. Weill concluded, - middleweight class a few years when someone asks to see the wel- By STEVE SNIDER Gainford said Robinson would Gainford snorted derisively -.at ago in its efforts to bring out a terw-ight champion of the world, _� at the Y, DI. C• A. Ed Cahoon drilled home two donate all but one franc of his Commissioner tiVeill's statement and ecalJed champion who will be recognized NEW YORK,,,' 26=(Up)- On Saturday, March 3, singles goals in ti,- ,pening period to send Paris purse to the Frenp" Cancer that the National Boxing Associa- 11 b somebody besides; his relatives com tition will be scheduled BOSTON, Feb. 26 W -The the Terri to a 2-0 lead which g ,� Good little met • re making a with doubles following on March Rev. Walter Mullal , O.S.B. di- the never , ve up. BU added two society, dust as he hal en all tion had forced La Motto to: de. Y Y but one dollar of his pu._ .-to the fend against Robinson, "after the '' .and close friends. Sklln Conditions - grand comebacka� in college Bas- 10 and team competition on March rector of athletics at St, Anselm's more tallies):yn the middle session Damon Runyon Cancer Fund for Th sit atfo is -xipe ,foil s'• a' " ketball but tyle. tall boys continue 17.•. First and second Place_ in.d �'- Colla e today _. added his voice to when Len Ceglarskf scored BC's I. B. C. had let La blotto gave I- _ f. __Fe_.. ,.,_i1_:-_. BOSTON. Feb:. � x,('1 -The to ab Inas$ of the ATl America _ �- Y a N16viii th a welterweight defense -against Robinson t e runaround b de- m'xup� wita more guys to we bureau tonight i,P)-l. the lorY• vidual trophies will be offered l`q those pleading for a New England first goal of e night. Charlie Fusari last Aug 4 9. fendin a Y stake claims than there were in fo wing winter sports bulletin: g the singles and doubles, and ind(- Commissioner to assign basketball Both teams tallied three times g gamst Tiberio Mitri and the gold rush of 49, and unless So for those runty, ball -hawk- vidual trophies will be presented officials. in the final Robinson and his enb ?e a e Laurent Dauthuille.' cool heads prevail and°the N. B. A. re -No reports. ing, play-makirt sharpshooting to the members of the winning ` "Understand, please, gentle- - scheduled to sail for Fra on t e Concerning Robinsons return. :p New Hampshire: , little men stands o taller than team, men,',' the priest said at a basket- • liner Liberte, April 23, bout contract with the I. B. C., and New York and Pennsylvania i3z gonia (Belknap) -Fair both . Meanwhile Gainford ne otiated Gainford said that get together every lad who can five feet, 10 il"' •nes, here's our Bowling will take place between ball luncheon, we at St, Anselrri s r0 111d11Ct g f private epn- hold up his hands and make 147 uppper and lower trails, fourth annual "title /111 -America" the hours of 1 and 6 P.M.an the haven't had a poorly officiated by' today with Promoter tract violates the rules of 'the pounds will be calling himself DTount Sunapee -� Foix upper, for 1951: Recreation, alleys on each of the game. all season, but we never William P. Kyne of San Francisco New York Boxing commission; If good lower packed, three days of the tourney, 4- know who the officials are going Antonelli regarding a proposed •fight in the L B. C. ever brings that con- e champion. First team -Bobby Watson, BRADENTON, Fla., Feb. 26 g'- Temple Mountain -None upper, , which Robinson would thallen � tract into court- the' I. B. C. will The middleweight; or muddle. Kentucky (5' 10' ), Ed Sheldrake, The Tournament. Committee: ,to be. fair lower. "We obtain ours from an ap- for Joe Maxims light heav lose its promoter's license in Ne',v weight, controversy went on for U.C.L.A, (5' 9"), Gene Melchiorre, Michael Jukins (Champion -Ind, (UP) --Johnny Antonelli, 20 -year- Y.Y- P g Y Upper New Hampshire: 1i weight crown. York -and, of course, RobinMBn . years and years, starting when Franconia (Cannon) -Fair to Bradley (58,z�), Zeke Sinicola, national Co.) chaixfnant Wilfred proved, official list but some of old $75,000 bonus pitcher of the g Mickey,Walker retired from the god up er, good lower, slope Niagara (5 10"), and Sam Mir- Potvin (Agawam Dye Works), our opponents don't do so. Boston Braves, said today he will Gainford told •Kyne that Robin- will be suspended. - class in June, 1931 to try his luck god P anda, Indiana (5 10"). Lours Cote (Watts Regulator Co•), We use the list provided by the report for induction into the son would accept half of what- Meanwhile,. Champion Ray-; is among the bigger boys: Jackson (Black Mtn) -Poor to Second team -Jimmy Clevee�y, and R, P. Cate (Y.M.C.A,);: j •Eastern College Athletic Confer- Army on March 16. ever amount Maxim was willing to slated for non -title bouts with The N. B. A. and the New York Utah (5 9"), Neil Ridley, Tulsa Entries should be registered ence as published by Mr. (Asa) Antonelli said he would fly to take for "the San Francisco out Holly ,Mimms ` at Miami, l•la., fair both upper and lower, bare (5' 8"), Norm Pilgrim, Oklahoma with the plant re re entatives b'' Bushnell," door battle. March 8 and Don Ellis at Okla Boxin Commission decided the spots. g repre . Y his Rochester, N. Y., home tomor- g • A. and, M. (5' 10"), Mike Belich, the Wednesday preceding each of "But we need` a New England 'row morning. The young left-hand- Kyne- wanted to stage the un- homa City, March 12. onlyf way to get a successor to the Jackson (Thorn Mtn) -Fair the events d Pittsburgh (5 7) and Ray Stein- , an the ,number of commissioner.' er, who won only two games for Toy Bulldog Was to hold am elim- both upper and lower trails. entries from the lam - re iter . Such, recommendations have h er, St. Louis (5'10' ). P f po d the Braves last season, revealed ination tournament, only each Nort Conway (Cranmore) - Take a look at most top-flight to R. P. Cate, at the Y.M.C.A: b` been made before here by coaches, he had been classified 1-A for - wanted to hold, its own. Gorilla Fair to good both upper and lower, Wednesday evening - 7 athletic directors and officials 1_,� teams today and you'll find even Y g• r; several months and recently passed Today SSport Parade Jones won the N. B. A. tourna- bare spots, a six-footer looks like a little man Some 60 individuals have heel' themselves. his h physical examination. - 0 0 # menti, and Ben Jeby was declared Warren (Mount Moosilauke) - & P Y • champion by the New York body. Good both upper and lower, compared "to the tall timber guaranteed by member plants a's Father Mullal was supported entries for the first event -the Y (Reg., U. S. Pat. Off.) up the year where he started All was confusion for quite a Waterville Valley - Good both around him. Rebounding is the b Red Auerbach, coach of Bos- from, in' ,New Orleans. key to most games and height singles, and others are expected ton's Celtics of the National Bas- By OSCAR FRALEY spell after that, with two chain- upper and lower. to be registered by Wednesday of ketball association. Racing Round ltp In those 27 starts, he had four pions -not always the same two- Franconia (Mittersill) -Good brings in the rebounds. this week. "If you ever do appoint atom- MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 26 (UP)- firsts, five seconds and five thirds rolling along like a couple of both upper and lower packed. But, there's always a place for Midget, mi"If you A u e r b a i h urged NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (UP) -- They've got the travelingest for winnings of $24,647 - hardly trains on parallel tracks and never Vermont: the good little man and more g ,Junior League - Yildiz, Mrs, Walter M. Jeffords' horse in thoroughbred racing at enough to cover the travel bills. es as Marcel Stowe (Mansfield) -Good both teams are beginning to bank on The three Greater Lawrence, coaches be sure to give him suf. chestnut colt, boosted his stock for Hialeah today, ai Marco Polo of There is doubt in the minds, of meeting, Such nam ficient power, let him assign ref- Saturdays $50,000 Flamingo Thil, Lou Brouillard;, Vince Dun- upper and lower, packed, their ability to dart in and out Junior league playoff -round games erees as he sees fit without inter- e modern race horses, named Royal many, horse experts that Royal Rutland (Pico Peak) - Good where bigger men fear to tread. scheduled for the Y , stakes when he beat favored Mustang who makes such historic Mustang,' because a the sprint dee, Toddy Yarosz•, Babe os oli gYm °n faience.' Royal Mustang by four and -a -half record of his sire; Easy Mon, will Freddy Steele and Fred Apostoli both -upper 'and lower, Among others who rate amen- Wednesday evening will. be prd- .� g four -footed travelers as Alsab, were woven in and out of the Manchester (Big Bromley) - tion are Bob (Peanuts) Long of ceded by a playoff game with two •, lengths today in the Causeways ishon d Ex able to go a distance on ground. ' Y Discover and Exterminator look be some of them with the Good both upper and lower) bare Bowling Green, O., (5 8"), Jewell Midget ,league teams competing. t,AWRENCE CONSTRUCTION purse at Hialeak Park. likee b That certainly is something which p sots. McDowell Texas A. and M. The Elks and the Immaculate BOWLING LEAGUE Asked to cover a distance for can't be verified by his records blessing of the N. S. C., others spots. (Hogback) -Good (5 10' ), Bud Heineman, Missouri Red. Juniors closed the the first time, Yiidiz took an earl Owned by Oilman S. E. Wilson, with the railroads and van lines, given the nod in New•York.' g;'Midgety Jr., of Corpus Christi, Tex., the both upper and lower. (5 10 ), Nick Mastrarillf, Ver- league playoff round schedule 5 .,Standing of the teams: lead in the mile -and -an -eighth three-year-old Royal Mustang has He can really travel -but whether After.10 years of weird manipu- Waitsfield (Mad River) -Good niont (5' 7"), Lou Soriano, Wash- yesterday with identical records, boosted his victory mar- halted his commuting for the mo-, he can without wheels under him lations and':maneuverrngs and of- both upper and lower, packed, ington (5' 10"), and Bob Maka- and will play off Wednesday evcY Conlin's .. , ........., 19 1 gin in the stretch. Ars. Wallace ment to take a crack at, the $50,000 is something else again, ficial rulings the haze began to Heartwellville (Dutch Hill) - aura, Georgetown (5 9"). , ning for the league titlo. _ The Bazin's ............. 16 4 Gilroy's Timely Reward was third Flamingo on March 3. • _� clear when Billy SOOte, Nie Good both upper and lower. , Melchiorre and Sheldrake made Dukes finished, in third, place in Joubert's ......... , .. 13 7 in the field of five three-year=olds. But up to the moment,, he has . Yorks version of champion, Woodstock -Fair to good both our Little All -America a year the Midget league race. Cys • ' ' ' ' . 13 7 Yildrz, who raced only five times ► p lin uished his, crown because of upper and lower, ago. They're the best examples of The Greater Lawrence Junior Donal%ue's .........:. 10 10 as a two-year-old, was lightly caused more eyebrow lifting in, the r0 Recognize _ Damphousse ......... 5 15 y horsey set since a decade ago weight difficulties, and Tony Lale, Windsor (Mount Ascutney) - good little men because both are league • playoff' round games; for backed and paid $16.90, $6.20 and when Alsab was taken on eight Winner : the N, B. A. champion of the mo- Fair upper, fair to god lower, under the five foot 10 inch limit Wednesday nil ht will be a fol- Mike's , ......... . ... 4 16 $3,50, He carried 111 unds, in- g x{iezit, was matched with the out, g s Law. Const.......... 0 20 p° trips and raced 22 times at 12 } Middlebury -Good upper, fair to and still rank as full-fledged stars. lows: Bucks vs, Steve's A.C., Iii} ,v eluding Warren Mehrtens, and different tracks as a two-year-old. HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Feb;- 26 `standing contender, Georgie good lower, packed. Melchiorre had a rough night maculate Reds vs, Jokers Elks vs -`' League records: was timed in 1:49 2-5 over a fast Y ,; Abrams,' who had defeated Soose Hi h tri les Mi moult 372, For, at the same tender( age of (UP) -The National Boxing as - Manchester (Snow Valley) - at Madison Square Garden this Shamrocks. The. Elks, Shamrocks "= g P g track. two, Royal Mustang: sociation agreed today to recog- three_times Fair to good both upper and lower. year but his over-all play has and Steve's won the oliening tilts Duquene 372, Savoie 359. Royal Mustang, Sam E. Wilson, nize the winner of the Johnny Zale won the fight, staged Nov- Massachusetts: been up to his 1950 standard when of the playoff round lastWednes• , High singles - Mignauit 161, Jr.'s hard-working colt, went off 1. Raced 27 times at 12 different y Pittsfield -Poor both upper and he led Bradley to the finals of day, but all six teams in: the play- as the $1.60 to $1 choice of the tracks; Bratton -Charlie Fusali bout" in ,' ember 28; 1941, and there was y P Y Duquette 139, Fortier 138. Chicago next month as welter- ' nothingfor New York to do but lower trails, PP both major tournaments, offs are -still ver much. in the . " coin triples-Cy's 1646, Mike's 18,203 spectators but never threat 2. Was ridden by 12 different � Y s jockeys. weight champion, ' • recognize Tony as champion, and Like Melchiorre, Sheldrake is a battle. for the league title.. 1567, erred the winner, He paid $3,50 and j Y But the NBA said its reco ni- for the first time since Walker driver and an excellent scorer, He •The four- ame. ro ran) mil :` Team singles--Cy's 601, Dona- $2.40. Timely Reward, who fin- 3. ,Had three different trainers g g P g g $ ' and in on his fifth now. tion hinged on the reservation . ;, stepped down there was a, cram+ • recehtly set a conference record underway at 7:13 p. m, . ,'. � hue's 573. ished half -a -length behind the Wil- that the Winne must box Kid ion who was accepted by e e Y Bouts Last Night with 38 points against Stanford, hlti=e azdfloKes•ggsh]ed, q <• Individual averages: son chestnut, returned $3.10. 4. Ran at least once a month Gavilan of Cuba within 45 days one. g Sinicola is a dandy scrambler "Y" -Church League Games ..• "_ Mighault 106.3, Davies 102.39, Ted Atkinson didn't ride in the all the way around the calendar. on equal financial terms and �t Here fs a brief sketch , of the (By The Associated Press) who can shoot from anywhere, The .final . three games fri- the Ouellette 102.31, Du uene 101.26, feature but he finished the pro- 5. And made those staggering q` q 12 tris a substantial part of the Chicago . current" welterweight situation, SALT LAKE CITY -Teat Layne, Watson is deadly as an outside YMCA -Church Junior,. Basketball Godfn 10116, Savoie 1014, G. gram with three winners, taking g Royal Mustang, a giant in size in purse to guarantee fulfill - showing the possibilities of an- 193, Lewiston, Utah, stopped $ill shot and he ranks second to giant league will be played' at the Vaillancourt 100.56, E. Pellerin the first with Story Ruth at $6 ment of a contract to defend the ,:: the' mad scramble: Peterson, 212, Chicago (3). Bill Spivey in producing points YMCA m Wednesda ` afternoon 100.13, R. Vaillancourt 99.49, R. straight, the third with Black and a chestnut in color, likes to o gym yy g travel. Complete) relaxed whether title against Gavilan, ` *; - for the nation's No. 1 team -Ken- starting at 3 m. Tie, schedule Gin ras 99.29, Cyr 99,25, Cormier Swan at $10.20 and the ninth with Y ` Ray Robinson, newly crowned NEWARK - Bobby Wyatt, 151 g p , g aboard train or van, he spends Arch Hindman, association Pres- middleweight champion, still is 1-4, _Trenton, N. J., and T o n y tucky. Miranda is Indiana's third pairs No. Andover Methodist-- and 99,19, Noll 99.14, Croteau 98.30, Binky B at $16,80. most of his shipping ident, announced the agreement, g welterweight champion by unani- Cimmino, 150 1-4; Bayonne, N, J., high scorer and a poised competi- St. Paul's Methodist .in the fir ' 4 Peilerin 98.16, Pare 98,12, L. In the eighth race, J. J. Starl• pping time in 'a He said also that the winner; of mous vote of lay Robinson, but drew (8). for in a physically tough league. game, Forest St. Union and M t Therrien 98.8 C, Therrien 97,23, ing's Fair Game beat Platoon, happy doze, the Gavilan fight with Bratton or e' Gustave Ring's Flamingo ho by The tale of his travels is really Even the pros are beginning to thuen Methodist ,• in - the secot d LeBlanc 97.8 Beauchesne 97,8, g hope, Fusari would be required to box both the, N. B. A. and New York HOLYOKE, Mass. -- S a m m Y look around for some of these game, and Temple Emanuel a Boland 96.39, O'Brien 96.32, C. a length over six furlongs. Fair interesting. The chestnut at two view his welter throne was vacant. Walker, 1071-2, Springfield, Mass., g went first to the Fair Grounds in Eddie Thomas, European welter - Pennsylvania recognizes Joe out -pointed Otis Graham, 158 3 4, good little men, Grace Episcopal i4 the third game. Pellerin 96.31, Deshais 96.20, Gris Game, who wasn't nominated for New Orleans where he started five weight champion, within three We're just about saturated The second -round tido will go' to 96.6, F. Couture 95.41, Lee 95.29, the Flamingo, paid $89.70 straight. months. Micelli, who went into theArmyPhiladelphia (10). with big men now," said Arnold the winner of the: third game,- If Beaudoin 94.2 Rochon 94.13, La Brown Hotel Stable's TidySum times. They then piled him on a J today, as contender No. 1 y NEW ORLEANS'- Lenny Al- Hindman said the purpose of ) tue of his victory over lightweight (Red) Auerbach of the Boston Grace wins this match the league Chance 94.3, Baillargeon 94,1, Per- won the six -furlong inaugural train and shipped 'nim to New P p° varez, 133 New I Orleans, de, ,. g g the match and reservations were ' Celtics. Some of those little guys title will go to that team also. If fault 93.51, LaBreque 93.21, R. P. handicap at Oaklawn Park as the York, where he raced at both Ja- "to avoid an extended muddled I champion Ike Williams. , c]sioned Eddie Bertolino, 134 1-2, could be mighty handy." Temple wins a_ playoff will be Gin' ras 93.7, Forcier 91, Laurrier Hot Springs, Ark., course began a maica and Belmont Park.` The N. B, A. has agreed, to rec- Galveston, Tex. (10). g g situation and to bring about a 9 7 C C t 88 "1 Ch 0 d meetm but the tidiest Three fast van trips took the uick ad'ustment of the welter- • ', ognize the winner of a Johnny BALTIMORE - Elmer Barks- • Bratton -Charley Fusari fight as dale, 128, Baltimore, knocked out Westlake Signs champion, but puts more strings Charlie, Titone, 123 3-4, Brooklyn • ' on it than are on 'an absept-mind- (4). PIT'T'SBURGH, Feb. 26 (UP)- , ed man's finger. The winner must - Outfielder Wally Westlake, a meet Kid Gavilan', and the winner KELLER TQ STAY mainstay of the •"New . Deal' of that bout must meet the Brion, Pittsburgh Pirates, fell in lin Eddie Thomas. DETROIT, Feb, 26 - (UP) with ' his satisfied" teammate, New York wants an elimination Charlie (King Kong) Keller noti- today and signed his 1951 con title too, but wants to be sure fied, Detroit Tigers general man- tract. Billy Graham is included. ager Billy Evans today that he has General M a n a g e r Brand And Bill Daly,, who manages decided against quitting baseball Rickey wired from the coast tha Fritzie Pruden, victor last week for at least another season. the powerful righthand slugge over Tony Janiro, reckons he The former New York Yank a signed along with outfielder Dina nught take Pruden over to Eng- great, hampered by a trick back Restelli and southpaw pitcher Iand to fight Thomas, with the for several years, served as a Bill Werle and Paul Pettit, the winner to be declared champion. pinch -hitter with the 'Tigers last $100,000 "bonus baby." Daly likes the European' touch,'as season. He had spent, 11 seasons Werle won eight and lost 16 fo he already owns the` heavyweight with the Yankees. the Pirates last season while Pet ,...champion in the opinion of the Only a few weeks ago Keller tit' turned in a 2-7 record will folks over there, and his own: He said he thought he would retire the New Orleans Pelicans in Dou is -Lee Savold, idling away the best from baseball, ble A competition,. necessary. The summaries,: .: 0. , oil ore ,o , ossa 88.49, Keon 88.34. 3 - ay g sum was paid earlier in the after- when Wild Teddy and Blitzen big colt to New Jersey's Garden State Park, Delaware Park and q weight picture." - PLAYOFF ROUND -» Immaculate Reds Dukes noon BOY combined to produce a back to New York, Then it was Pappas, if a s Caroni u a 3 1P 'o 'Muldo Ii COLLEGE. HOOP RESULTS 1161,90 doll double, $ , y in 1:12 all aboard again for a train hop Chicago and Royal Mustang ___ PINA WINS BOLT 0 0 Desan o o Palmiga Desantis, rf 1 a Pa)mtsiana 9 - � By United Press Tidy Sum was timed and paid $4.80 $3.10 and $2,60. proceeded to prove himself a god pr P g BROOKLYN, Feb. 26 ( - - , Saba o 0 cf a 0. t ' Elias, a 0 1 1 Barbarg , o o a. Indiana 63, Iowa 53 Traveler and Teapot finished traveler by winning two strafglht So bounced Summaries of some of today's bouts in Tremblay lg S 0 l0 $woonian, • 1 o a Boston College 59, Univ. of second and third, respectively. at Arlington. they the eastern Golden . Scalia, rg 3 1: 7 Annalora; 0 0" o Mass. 43, Champion Buddy, Romary Ann him on another train, this time Gloves championships at Rid e. g Morah, 19 o 1 1 Maroun,,rs s 0 10 l h : St Louis 64, Detroit 50 - ,. Northwestern 84, Purdue 83 and Mr. Tuck ran 1-2-3 in the six- furlong feature at Sunshine Park. to Sarato a Springs. g g Following Saratoga, Royal Mus- b wood Grove: First round 112 lb, class: , Toomer, New Total 12 7 31• Total 1O' 2# Referee, Cate. Time, Four se. . Seton Hall 62, Rutgers 44 g Michigan 52, Wisconsin 50, The winner paid $7.80 straight tan returned to Chicago train g g Y and came up fresh as a daisy with Charles York stopped Albert Bergevin, Lowell, Globe st Michael's ,' NYU 87, Notre Dame 72, and was timed in 1:11 3-5. ! a win at Hawthorne. Trip number Mass„ in 1:33 of the third, i I crawieGs I Y.U.C. e.,r I 1 ` ',. Minnesota 56, Michigan State 39 'American ,fight carried him back to Garden ONLY from he 118 lb. class -Jimmy Pina, Mass., James 1 Benjemin If 1 5 Gagge, if t 0''i 0 W.robel, -A U. 98, Washington STANDING R0031 ;tate Park, where was'Lowell, stopped 3nonald rf 2 4 rf o. Colla e 53. Feeney, 0 0 0 0 Herdegen, c 4 4 g STATE COLLEGE, Pa., (�) - vanned first to Keeneland and Alessi, Newark, N.J., in 1:43. of • M. aupin, Ig a 0 12 salach, Ig o r 11 Marquette 60, Bowling Green Penn State hung an SRO sign be- then back to New York. the third, 1 Lavigne 0 0 o Khoury, rg 0 : 8 (0) 56. fore its indoor sports season be- Royal Mustang must have felt 126-1b. class: Hogan, rg 3 2 , I Ammon 0 0 0 , Kansas State 14, Nebraska 48. gan, The reason: its Recreation like a hobby horse seeing the same Truman Jarret, Lowell, Mass., yt '' Toledo 70, Xavier 61. Building seats 5,500; its student sites over and over as he shipped defeated Bob Smith, Huntington, Tota' >a a ae Total 1s ,i Referee. Cate. Time, rout 6a. • , Missouri 5,9, Iowa State 54. body is twice that number, to Garden State and then wound W. Va. . ' X It _. s tx, ` _ 6 . . . `I 1