Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 11

THE MORNING AFTER By GRACEY FUR SHOP Buy From rn Furrier Who Knows LASSIC? I.KAO IE HIGH TEN t.len Hardesty Don Carlton Bruce Harold Knight riarenre Hor alen Russ Teetrick Spot Dunbar John Hill Louis Nasty Wayne Virgil Kidd 192 ISS ISI 177 171 17(1 HW IAK IRS 167 Norm Thomas, CKI; Ken Nlck- laus, Recs, Paul Childers, 312. Jim Knox had the high series of the night with 534 and Frances Brewer led the with 468. High games were Dorothy Gorham 176 and Jim Knox 241. CITY NATIONAL RANK IN DIXON SPLITTERS llith Game and A Fable For the Future ERO I HOME LUMBER I COAL COMPANY Homa for the Homa Folka LADIKA LL AG I HIGH TEN Jane Fischer 174 Leona 164 Amanda Smith .162 Brewer 160 Audrey Bruce 159 Wanita 158 Alice Miller 158 McConnaughay 157 Darlene Morris 155 Kathryn Kelly 154 Carson 154 LAWTON BROTHERS DAIRY Home Owned and Heme Operated We failed receive the scores Junior or Rig Ten leagues for this week. so they are missing from the column.

HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP Dixon'a Leading Fashion Cantar In a note from Harold Srhertner, secretary of the Public Service loop he informs us that by a vote of the league's captains, 13 to 3 were for an earlier starting time, to favor the fellows on the late howling schedule, who have to make shift work later in the evening. Starting this week the public Service league will have the suiting time changed to 6 15 p. rn. KLEIN A HECKMAN. INC.

Plumbing A Heating Rebels Also Pans Owls Reaves Jets Hi Pressures Rurrotails Odds Ends Recs Tames Knox Lewis Rebels Rebels Lost 19 9 16 12 1612 15 13 15 13 1.1 15 124 154 12 16 12 16 94 184 HILS 241 4 W. 567 1066 f- CI Bowler- F.rvtn Leuscher Ralph Rhodes Otto Vire Pittman hi! Haws Handicap Totals H. A. ROE COMPANY Abstracts Inturane a Loana REYNOLDS WIRE LEAO! Won Lost Team- Hand ic ap Mixers Not So Hots Dismoes WSR Pinkickers Nighthawks Freddie Spinden Freddie Spinden Not So Hots Not So Hots High bowlers in the Reynolds Wire league were WBS, Al Spinden, 486; Splitters, Ralph Rhodes. 506; Dismoes, Dick Ambrose, 463; Pinkickers Ren Rlppeon, 482; Handicappers, Galen Finned, 540; Not So Hots, Marvin Rebuck 400; Nighthawks, Art Horton, 489.

Mixers, Orville LeGore, 507. Galen Finned had the high aeries of the night with 540 and the high game is IO 174 104 16 12 144 134 14 14 13 15 IO 18 9 19 BILS 244 638 HHS 2996 In a note from Ken Detweiler he gives his plans far Junior league which will start on Saturday, Oct. 26 Lither boys or girls hetw-een the ages of 10 and 17 are eligible, and the loop will be affiliated with American Junior Rowling Congress. Bowling will be at 10 o'clock in the morning and will be at a reduced rate for the Youngsters. Either boys or girls between these ages who desire to bowl in this junior Teague should turn their name in at the Recreation as soon as possible, so teams can be formed and the league schedule drawn up.

WALTER C. KNACK COMPANY Dixon, alinota If true that misery company, some of the miserable scores of last, Wednesdsv night. Including our own should find some of comfort in ihe company they had, only rttlnt the scores of the bowlers who should he up around the 170 average who had a terrific time of it. Ed Rodman. 391 and Joe Miller 426 on Boyn- Floyd Smith.

394 for the Abe Osborn. 399 for Friday Shultz 410 and Clarence Paulsen 405 for Dixon Hatchery: Don Ttavmond 411 for Hank Henry's; Rae Arnoutd 395, for bis Insurance team. DELBERT C. LONG SPORTSMAN Everything in Sparta Boh Schmidt raised eight pins with 107, 115, 123 and Boh Pitcher lopped off 16 pins a game with 157, 141 125 ('faience Paulsen converted the 5-7 split and Jim Johnson made the 6-7-10 Dong Welsh bad a two-pin difference on his games of 107. 100, 111; Leroy Hoyle with 458 on New Rridze Inn roiled like his uncle.

Bob, who had a 457. LING TRANSFER Phone 4-9881 Ray Moeller on Sportsman Tan raised hts garnps three pins a set with 15U 153. 156; W. Davis on Baptist 2, lumped seven pins a game with 132. 139.

146 Package Store each had a game in the 160s, Rev Fairfax having 163. 161 Colin Schroeder 161, Joe Mossey 161. Bill Underwood 166 and Garland Kntgge 165. LINCOLN LANES Lincoln Highway Phone 4-4684 Roger Miller had a 22-pin spread on games of 151. 173, 195 On Dougs Three Deuces Jack Hippie and Dong Curran had quite a contest for low and finally ended in a tie with 402 each; Lyle Pritchard jumped his games 14 pins a set with 135, 149, 163.

MIXED Wingman Insurance Franklin Life Insurance King Pins Stonehaven WEES Brands Invalids Ten Pin Topplers Alibi Artists Karunrs Stone MtPhils 236 207 HIGH GAMES AND AERIES Ned Marie Marshall Ned Sack fji Jennsen Alibi Artists Rabbits 1'' King Pins 2Jl4 High bowlers in the Mixed League were WEES, Lew Wilhelm, 605: Alibi Artists. Don Davis 548; Dlngman Insurance, Freddie Spinden. 525: Invalids. John Jambs, 463; Kamors. Joe Morrissey.

443; King Pins. Doug Lloyd, 523; Brands. Jim Brand, 453; Tenpin Toppers. Lester Geldean, 459: Rabbits. Larry Steinliagen, 504; Franklin Life Ken Detweiler, 550: McPhils.

Tom McCoy, 485; Stone Rollers, Barney Marshall. 529: Rnrer Moser, 517; Kenny Dipple, 502. Don had the high series of the night with 548 and Pearl Detweiler led the girls with 484 High games were Dave Mercer 207. Ken Detweiler 215 Pearl Detweiler 191 Don Davis 202. Ruth Marshall 191.

Barney Marshall 200. Mane Marshall 173. REYNOLDS WIRE DIVISION mf National Standard Ca. KEN MALL INSURANCE AGENCY Dixon Natl. Bank Bldg.

Two teams last week showed carli kegler having a game In the Hill Bros had Bob Harrldga 187, Eddie Detweiler 189 184, 183. Bob Houck 180, Leigh McGinnis J82 and John tmlth 180, 182. 186: Shrook Construction showed Lawson Clark 186. 188 Paul Lafever 18.3, Flash Fordham 182 VI cg Shrock and Chet Dierdorff 180 Al Burgess spaced his games 15 with 146, 161. 176.

MALONEY'S DRYCLEANING I Hour Cleaning Service Our eo-worker Glen Lagow of the Dixon Publishing Co was little embarrassed last week when his wife turned in 407 to 355 Hollywood Shop each had a game in 130s, Alma Law having 137. Judv Boederker 131 Lorraine Obert 132 Joan Bryant 132, 130 and Mary Hobbs 137 Mildred Hoyle had the sec ond 300 of the season, hitting the total with 87, 103, 110. MELVIN FUNERAL HOME 202 E. St. Phone 3-8381 THE NACHUSA HOUSE Have a Snack After Bawling High howlers in ERO league were Rebels, Jim Knox, 534; Burro Herman Madison.

446; Jets, K. Smith, 412; Braves, Tke Nehrin 406: Also Jim Nuelle. 431; A Ends. Lloyd Mason. 468; Hi Pres aures, Frances Brewer, 468; Medics ith 193.

PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Live Batter Electrically Lost 21 19 16 16 15 14 14 14 13 12 12 ll IO 9 9 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 16 16 17 18 39 I 2 3 Tot 153 149 186 485 157 IST 136 SOO 158 155 153 466 148 191 124 463 168 167 152 487 154 154 154 462 938 1003 925 2866 BEIER'S Home of Bread Bob Schmidt Bob Filcher Ralph Wolf Al Spinden Art Schnudt Handicap WSS 1 2 3 Tot 117 115 141 373 113 117 168 398 157 160 132 449 163 152 161 107 163 147 41 168 168 168 504 2617 BOYD CASKET MANUFACTURING ILLINOIS ll AN BICA PPERS Galen Nels Hager! George Mertiman Glen Alien av Roger Anderson Galen Finnell 1 2 3 Tot 136 160 479 150 147 162 459 130 130 130 390 167 167 518 193 172 175 540 Handicap 140 140 140 420 Totals 916 956 934 2806 B. A. SPORTS, INC. Johnson Aeceeeoriee NOT SO HOTS I 2 3 Tot 122 150 153 425 126 125 130 381 129 112 132 373 159 181 150 490 140 174 125 439 194 194 194 582 Rowler- John Carlson Paul Hepfer Bill Webb Marvin Rebook Amos Beery Handicap Tot als STO 936 884 2690 AQUA MARINA Dixon's Boating Headquarters MIXERS Tie for High Unhip Stuttz Bort Tracy Hi Emmert John Tagtre Orville LeGore Handicap Totals 1 2 3 Tot 176 135 I Kl 492 139 130 163 432 135 118 144 39 150 157 .169 466 143 168 196 507 150 150 150 450 893 858 1003 2754 ZEPHYR GAS A For Lese OIL SERViSOFT SOFT WATER SERVICE We Soften the Water for You VAILE CLOTHING COMPANY Vailee for Values REBELS High Game and 2874 Jim series, 534 12 3 Tot Jim Knox 241 147 146 534 Betty Knox 165 138 159 462 Keeling Hobbs SB 142 1 12 .943 Mas Hobbs 159 167 148 Richard Lewis 198 151 164 513 Handicap 166 166 166 498 MGHTIIA KS Bowler 12 3 Tot Walt Ellis 177 161 133 473 Don Lawson 162 155 137 434 De! Rohm 129 151 134 414 Wav lie 122 169 142 423 Art Horton 165 170 154 Handicap 126 126 378 Totals 826 2641 C.

K. WILLETT Consulting Engineer AMRI ARTISTS Don 1 2 3 Tot Gnrv Davis 154 117 158 429 Edith Davis 115 136 143 394 Tulia Finnell 129 121 134 384 Don Davis 147 202 199 548 Galen Finnell 192 140 140 472 ll and iran 151 151 151 453 By KI) CREAGH A IMMU-tat rd Analyst WASHINGTON A tabla for the future: Aa it turned out. the United States and Russia landed on Ihe moon at the same time, ('ne American. Ona Russian. Each Jabbed a flagpole into the lava- like ground.

The Stars and Stripes faced the Hammer and Sickle Then the two pioneers grinned at each other. said the American. ainee that was the only Russian word he knew. leplied the Russian who had a sister there. They se! about their respective scientific chores, bouncing lightly about in ihe weak moon gtavitv.

Each made a broadcast to the folks back home. Rv some tin- spoken agreement neither pioneer mentioned that another pioneer was present. Then, exhausted, they sat down together. sal dthe American, tentatively. replied the Russian politely.

Conversation lagged. It is hard to talk through a space helmet even if you know the language. But then the Russian produced pocket chess set. The American's eyes lighted. to he murmured, and made Ina opening move.

The chess match ended in draw. Then, needing exercise they Indian-wrestled. Exhausted they traded dictionaries. wild the American in Russian. grinned the Russian in English.

They were at the point of em bracing when their short wave adios began crackling furiously. cried the pioneers in simultaneous Russian and English. They listened, appalled. Washington was in ruins, Moscow but memory. New York was in rubble.

Radio active rats scurried through the scorched bricks that had been Leningrad. Gradually the two pioneers drew apart. started said the American reproachfully, ing oui the words from his borrowed dictionary. you retorted the Russian, who could say in any language. Suddenly the Americana radio began to crackle with a new note of urgency.

From a secret underground command post buried deep in the Rookies came a crisp message from the President of the United Stales: Russians also landed on moon. Essential to preservation of American way of life that they be wiped out to the last man" Trained to obedience, the American raised his atomic rifle. cried the Russian, frantically leafing through the dlc- ionary. cried the American hoarsely. "Orders, Kill you to last screamed the Russian, thumbing pages madly I not man I woman children explains why there is peace on the moon today, even if there is a frightful short age of child-aire space 867 925 26811 1018 911 885 2824 WHITE HOUSE Serving Fresh-Draaaad Chicken Bl RROTAII.R Sam Lucas Dorothy Lucas Dave ITenley Hazel Madison 126 144 152 422 Herman Madison Handicap DIXON HOME TELEPHONE CO.

Direct Distance Dialing ATEES Zori Spinden 157 174 127 458 Spinden 143 125 133 401 Garole Spinden 99 115 93 307 Dorothv Wilhelm 196 136 10ft 331 Lew Wilhelm 154 182 169 505 Handicap 192 192 192 576 "24 823 2628 DIXON LOAN BUILDING ASSN. Insured and Heme FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE ll I uh Pear! 1 2 3 Tot Ken Detweiler. 110 165 165 David Det wetter 145 148 118 411 Kathryn Kelly 167 147 124 448 Pearl Detweiler 161 191 132 484 Ken Detweiler. 192 215 143 550 Handicap 128 123 128 274 994 810 2707 DIXON RECREATION Automatic Pinepottere 1 2 3 Tot IPR 119 76 303 98 91 99 288 126 166 127 419 121 181 144 446 300 300 300 900 879 1001 898 2778 DIXON OIL COMPANY Chrysler Air-Temp Air Conditioning HIGH PRESSURES Frances Dorothy Gorham Margaret Tagge Ike Lab re 1 3 Tot 1.33 176 142 451 94 179 127 400 146 146 160 452 Frances Brewer 148 164 156 468 John Tagge Handicap 125 159 149 433 175 175 176 525 821 999 909 2729 DIXON NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank With Revolving Clock MEDICS 1 2 3 Tot 117 121 122 360 165 146 170 481 86 108 76 270 137 88 115 340 147 136 124 406 264 264 264 792 A. Linders NT.

Thomas N. Johnson J. Johnson H. Rreed Handicap RABBITS I 2 9 Tot Florence Prindaville 125 139 137 401 Ruth 132 149 125 406 Ray Prindaville 128 122 144 294 Ruh Steinhaeen 195 169 140 504 Eddie Detweiler 155 153 196 444 Handicap 133 133 133 399 868 865 815 2548 DIXON TAILORS A CLEANERS SIT W. First Phone 2-7881 STONE ROLLERS High I 2 3 Tot Ruth Marshall 161 128 191 480 Helen Decker 132 1.36 145 413 Richard Wagner av.

148 148 1 13 444 I.vle Harden 124 138 128 390 Barney Marshall 165 164 200 629 Handicap 179 179 179 537 Totals 909 893 991 2793 916 862 871 2649 FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION and Freeman Cut Sole Division Mc PHILS Bowler 12 3 Tot Phi! Smith 118 116 117 Parol Foster 97 92 TO 259 Judie Kesselring 114 114 114 343 Ron Phillips 121 162 134 4I7 Tom McCoy 147 145 19.9 485 Handicap 289 289 289 867 Totals 886 918 917 2721 Plan to Pool U.S.-British Aloin Research LONDON British gov- nrnment today was reported taping up a proposal for pooling all U.S.—British scientific resources, including nuclear and rocket research. Prime Minister Macmillan, who will begin conferences in Washington with President Eisenhower Wednesday, will present to his Cabinet a plan under which the two allies would coordinate their scientific effort through a joint planning directorate with headquarters In Washington. There was speculation that other members of the British Commonwealth and of the North Atlantic Alliance might be invited to join if the United States agreed. For the United States to take part, Congress might have to repeal or revise the McMahon Act, which sharply curtails the sharing of atomic information, even with friendly nations. Macmillan's Conservative government evidently feels the recent, forward by His Soviet on may persuade Congress the act should be changed.

Britain's enthusiasm for a pooling of effort has been evident for some time. WARMER WINTERS? The earth's orbit is such that the sun is 3,000,000 miles closer in January than in July and winted would be warmer than summer if the sun's rays did not strike the Northern Hemisphere more obliquely at that time. Dies iii Crash CHICAGO MPI Fred Ferguson a 19-year-old Army private of 111 N. Darst Eureka, III. was killed Saturday when his car and truck collided at the intersec- Graham Hurl By Bam MONTREAT, N.

C. ifI A pet ram butted Billy Graham three times Sunday, knocking the even gelist BO feet down a rocky mono tainsldt and sending him to bed with cuts, bruises and a possible fractured knee. An X-ray examination of Hie knee was planned in Asheville to day, hut Graham said he woul i make his scheduled appearance at the Polo Grounds in New York City next Sunday if I have to ha carried there on a Graham was In a pastille to feed apples to the three euffolk Kenney, Michigan State soccer roach, is iiie son of former llllni wrestling roach, ll. F. Kenney.

HER LAST Here's dainty French star Leslie Caton as her first Hollywood movie in two years, Bur her last, she says, in pixy, adolescent roles. 26 I should be playing my own age What character does she want to play? A a wallop. Stalemate iii Little Rock Continues LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (JR Nine Negro students, two of whom were iii with influenza last week, prepared to attend their fifth week of integrated lasses at Little Rock Central High School today. Federal troops erin si sting of paratroopers and federalized Arkansas National Guardsmen protect the Negroes nt lha previously 2.000-pupil high school.

Gov. Orval Kau bun returned to his mansion here Sunday night after a weekend in northwest Arkansas. An aide said he doubted if the governor would have anything new to say today about the racial crisis. There is no solid indication of an end to tug-of-war between and the federal government. The White House has amid Ihst hss given no unequivoc al assurances he will carry out Integration peacefully if federal troops are withdrawn.

Ka bus blocked integration si Central High for awhile by using Nstionsl Guardants nbefora they were removed from his control. The Dixnn Evening Telegraph Monday, October 21, 1957 Page ll Laurel racetrack In Maryland spent more than four million in improving Hie track 1951. SPACE BOSS? Ty Mangan, above, peeved Russia's Sputnik is on hts deed to the sky, has of feted to turn hts bolding space over to the United Stat Mandan, a Chicago, Iii, lawyer, received a deed to the sky 1948 from Cook County. 111., amt recently named his kingdom Mandan termed his action timely becmrsw Celosia "is the only political entity to set up coming space laws that all nations on earth must sheep lit recently purchased aa pets for his children when the ram went into action. Tile first blow at art Graham down the hillside.

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