Dixon Evening Telegraph from Dixon, Illinois • Page 11

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fjB Shirts, 55.00 Ties, 52.50 I I him i Handkerchiefs, $1.00 I VAILES FOR VALUES ARROW Peoria City Manager Hired By San SAN DIEGO. Calif. IF The City Council by unanimous choice Tuesday night selected George Koan, city manager of Peoria. III. to be San Diego a new city manager.

Mayor Charles C. Hail said Bean, 58. was hired for $26,000 a year. Five applicants were interviewed by theeCouncil. Bean, who had been Peoria city manager a years at an annual salary of $18,000 will replace W.

Campbell vho resigned in September to become city manager of Dade County, Fla. A past piesident of the International City Managers Bean went to Peoria from a similar post in Grand Rapids, Mich. He had been city manager at Escanaba and Pontiac, prior to that and had held municipal positions in Milwaukee earlier. In Peoria, Bean said he expects to go to San Diego early next month. ROYAL TINKER young King Hussein, who enjoys high speed rides, checks the motor of his new sports car before taking it out for a whirl through hills outside Amman.

Indictment On Judge Is Dismissed CHICAGO CF Criminal Court Judge Harold P. has dismissed an indictment charging Municipal Judge Edward M. Koza with malfeasance in connection with a reported bribe because the indictment was faulty, lvoza still faces tiial Dec. 3 on another indictment charging confidence game. A Cook County grand jury indicted Koza on a charge that he solicited a $25,000 bribe front a Chicago lawyer on hts promise that he would see that the lawyer was not called before another jury investigating ambulance chasing by lawyers.

Koza a lawyer contended ami was upheld by Judge Tuesday that the malfeasance indictment was faulty in that it failed to charge that any of the alleged acta were committed by Koza the discharge of his judicial office. The lawyer contended the malfeasance statute was not applicable. Inmates Escape From Hospital CHICAGO Authorities reported two inmates escaped from Cook County Psychopathic Hospital Tuesday night by breaking out of their locked wards, wire-reinforced windows and fleeing down a fire escape. They were identified as Ernest Bower, 27, of Manteno, and Harry Hoffstadt, 26, of Chicago. Dr.

Richard Graff, superintendent of Manteno State Hospital, said the two escaped Bom Manteno hospital earlier this month and were recaptured in Chicago. They were being held in Chicago for removal to Manteno. Authorities said neither was considered dangerous. lO-Year-Olds Hare Serious Conversation MILWAUKEE Two 10-year- old boys talked on the telephone Tuesday, and they talked of serious things, but they were not sad. The lad who made the call is Timothy Kearns, who the night before had undergone a delicate operation in which a team of brain surgeons removed a steel-tipped arrow from his left eye.

The. call was placed to his pal who had fired the arrow. this is the conversation began. Tim. How how are you? fine.

why I called. you worry about me, all the playmate answered. -take care of yourself. Maybe I can come to the hospital and see you. I sleep a wink all night.

goodby Timothy said. you No Definite Clues Found In Slaying NAMED ENVOY- Homer M. Byington. 49, has been named by President Elsenhower as the first lh 8. ambassador to the Federation of Malaya Hyiniton.

Darien, resident, is a career diplomat. Can't Eye lo Eve The Dixon Evening Telegraph Wednesday, Nov. 13. 1957 Page 9 friend turned to his mother and: mom, I dont have to worry any Tim was hurt as the boys played Monday. physician explained that the arrow, imbedded four inches in the head, was removed without apparent brain damage.

And it was hoped the vision in his left eye could be saved. THE MORNING AFTER By GRACEY FUR SHOP Buy Fart From rn Furrier Who Knowa CLASSIC LF AO CK HIGH AVERAGES Let Worley 132 John Smith 186 Howard Hahn Frank McClanahan Leigh McGinnis dell Weidman George M(-Graham Eddie Detwriler Bob Harridge TRANSFER Phono 4-9981 GIRLS AVERAGES Andre Bruce 173 Maude Dewey HS Edith Davis 146 Elma Moeller 144 Vada Freeman 144 Virginia Veni-r 141 DIXON RECREATION Automatic LADIES LEAGLE HIGH AVERAGES Jane Fischer 173 Caroline Killian 156 Ruby Horsley 151 Bess McConnaughay HS Ruth Marshall HS Leona Hahn HS Lucille Poole 146 Delores Nagy 139 Evelyn Nagy 139 Eva Karper 1,36 Crystal Rosser 13S Crystal Busser 138 enow Morris. 547; Jay Currans. Clarence McCord Ie, 456: Raynors. Los Fa ester, 536: Rev Maynard Kidd.

460: Jack Tap. Contreras, 451 Cooties, Joe Riggs. 496. Al Clayton had the high series of the night with 569 and high games were Forrest Webb 221 Joe Fge 200. Art Carlson 200.

Clarence McCord Ie 205 Cont rems 200. Bill Rink 202. Bill Smith 80. KEN MALL INSURANCE AGENCY Dixon Nat l. Bank VETS Team VFW I Raynors Nlcklaus Grocery Won Lost HOLLYWOOD STYLE SHOP Dixon's Leading Fashion Center LAWTON BROTHERS DAIRY Home Owned and Home Operated vv I High Al series -569 Bowler-- I 2 3 Tot Al CLv tem 192 199 178 569 Lloyd Dtiuphv ITO 151 136 457 John Newcomer 171 186 167 524 Bill Smith 167 127 206 500 Chet EMerdorff 159 193 162 514 Handicap 101 10I IDI 303 LOS A NG ELKS iVi Sheriff deputies acknowledged today that they have no definite clues to the whereabouts of an armed reform school boy sought in the slaying of I 22-month-old Laura Helen Wetzel.

The boy. John Lawrence (Larry Miller, 15, ran away from his parents Sunday as they were taking him back to the school Rt nearby Whittier. He had been home on a pass. Sheriff Eugene W. Bisoailus said the Miller boy was linked to the Monday afternoon killing by a palm pinnt found at the murder scene in a Rolling Hills Estates home.

The beach community is about 20 miles from downtown Los Angeles, Coroner Theodore J. Curphev said an autopsy showed no evidence that Laura had been sexually assaulted. He said the exact cause of death will be determined by laboratory studies The blue-eyed, blonde, infant daughter of Air Force and Mrs. Charles W. Wetzel was found dead Monday in the home of neighbors were away.

Her nude body, badly bruised, lay in a tangle of blankets. She had disappeared while playing. FL DORADO, Ark. Custody ut a Seeing Lye dug has been contested rn a divorce suit lune, Mrs. Betty Fshelman seeks custody of the dog lier sud against Henry Eahelman.

The suit says the couple owns the dog jointly. Both are blind. Open Oiieslion SALT LAKE CITY The Salt Lake Tribune recently sent a questionnaire to nil its school correspondents. One of the questions: is the boss in your Columnist Dan Valentine says an overwhelming majority reported motlier is the boss. Only a sprinkling voted for father.

One reply: know boss in our home, my parents ate still arguing about Good ways to serve gingerbread: with a sauce flavored with chocolate or lemon; with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream; with a custard. The United States government can he sued by an individual. Sewell Arm In Serious Condition CHICAGO WI Sewell L. Avery. 84, relit cd board chairman of Montgomery Ward A Civ.

re mauled in sennits condition Iodin in Chicago Wesley Mmnoiiul on pit a I Avery who was taken to Hie hospital Monday night, was 1 ported by a hospital poke 9 m-in to he suffering from acute Infection with lie sail Avery was uneonsioua part of the time Tuesday but win irporled during Hie night. The spokesman disclosed Avery is being treated with anti biotics to coni bat (lie unidentified infection. Ave 1 who headed big mail order horne from licit to 1955 underwent an emergency appendectomy in the same hospital two ego. Four acs Arc Deemed 11 I L1 HARRISBURG, Ti Bureau of Highway Safety Director t). Shipley says those new cars with four backup lights on the lear are illegal.

Tile state motor vehicle code states that cars may not have more than two neb lights, one on each aide. Shipley the but eau will consider the lhw satisfied if Hie wiring and light bulbs are removed from one sot of lights. SIT FOR TIM Town attraction In (Montour, Is giant timepiece aet In a mosaic design Separate and figures indicate the minute, hour, date and aign of zodiac. Bond Issue Is Approved PERU. 111.

Bv a vote of more than two to one. peru residents Tuesday approved a $900,000 bond Usur for construction of a new elementary school and additions to two others, The elementary school will he the first new school in Peru in 20 vents. The vote was 1,3112 to Sense of Humor LEXINGTON, Ky. A woman dom nbcd as a fine sensn of willed $1,000 to her son-in-law spend Ben Herr, the son-in-law, also was named executor of the estate. He said lie didn know why Mis, Sara Cecil Taylor should make such bequest.

The rest of the estate was left mostly to Mrs, Taylor daughter, Herr's wife. Eldena-Dixon Co-Op. Fairview Dairy DELBERT C. LONG SPORTSMAN Everything in AQUA MARINA Boating Headquarters ZEPHYR GAS For Less OIL VFW 2 Chucks Standard Service Standard Red Crown ----Jay Currans Hey Sherbets Cooties VFW Canteen Owens Sports Shop Fazzta Tap Mumhys Market Dicks Place Jacks Tan Rill I lipport VFW 1 VFW I 36 8 30 14 29 I.5 27 17 27 17 26 IS 23 21 23 21 22 no 21 23 20 24 19 25 19 25 19 25 19 25 1RH 25' 2 17 27 1214 It I ES 250 622 1066 DIXON NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank With Revolving Clock FREEMAN SHOE CORPORATION and Freeman Cut Sole Division H. A.

ROE COMPANY Abstracts Insurance Loans Totals 960 957 950 2867 MELVIN FUNERAL HOME 202 E. Fellows St. Phone 3-8381 HEYS 8 ll EH BETS Bowler I 2 3 Tnt Walker 118 137 120 375 Bill Hoyle 167 162 145 474 Ernie Pike HO 157 128 395 Ross 161 152 168 481 Bill Rink 178 202 166 546 Handicap 150 150 150 450 884 960 877 2721 BEIER'S Home of FRESHER Bread CITY NATIONAL BANK IN DIXON CLEUK High Game and Marvin Bowler 1 2 3 Tot Bill Lindhlom 147 181 189 517 Harold Sohertner 143 1 11 163 450 Gene Coral 128 159 139 426 Harold Uuyett 147 186 156 489 Marvin Sister 174 223 178 575 Handicap 145 145 145 435 Over the weekend: Virgil Rittman had a 21-pin spread on Ids games of 136. 157. ITS Mae Hobbs, with 4x5 was just 62 pins better than lier hubby Kay, with 423 Cy Wine- bienner ditched his one had came jinx, with 190.

192 192 Don Lawson had one good one. a 200, sandwiched between a 95 and 134 Amos Beery started with 142, 151. and then averaged less than nine pins a frame in his finale with 83 Gladys Spinden gave tier husband Zael the scare of his life, when she had him .346 to an even 300 after the first two games, hut Zael was fortunate enough to turn in a 203 Inst set. to out count her. WHITE HOUSE Serving Fresh-Dressed Chicken Ken Detwtdicr was the most consistent bowler in the Mixed league with a one-pin difference on games of 167, 168, 169 for 504, not quite enough to catch Ken.

who had 544 Newcomer had a five- pin spread on his games of 128. 12.3. 128 Bob richter added six pins a game with 1(94. 110, 116. At that rate 11 more games and Bob would have been in the 400 bracket The Recreation Mixed league has changed its starting time to 6 15 with the second shift taking the alleys at 8:15 p.

in. DRYCLEANING I LAUNDRY Cleaning Service Fd Slam for Henrv Pratt Co. had a five-pm spread on his games of 116. 121 126 George Carlson on Dicks Place was the most consistent Vets league bowler with lust one pin off on his games of '35 134. 135 Andy Bryant spaced his games 16 pins witli 153, 169.

185 Borne kind of hack-handed honors should go to Hey for their first game in the Vets loop. Russ Grebe was tire man of the fiasco with a snappy 137. followed in order by Rio Ransom 134 Carl Jannsen 125, a1 Pickwell 119 and last and least. Maynard Kidd with 104 for a GRAND total of 619 scratch for a group of Petter titan average keglers Bill Powers was the most consistent howler in the Public Bernice league with just one pin between his cames of 141, 143 IM UEIC SKUA LE NEI Team Won Megawatts 27 Customer Sen ice 27 KIU winkles 25 Ll un in a1 re.s 23 a Blue Flames 23 Yard Birds 23 Peels 22 Phasers Clerical Pin Collectors Garage Substation Flame Throwers Line Department. 14 Power Service Metermen 884 1038 970 2892 Lost 13 13 15 2 17 17 18 18 18 20 23 25 26 26 26 BOYD CASKET MANUFACTURING ILLINOIS C.

K. WILLETT Consulting Engineer WALTER C. KNACK COMPANY Dixon, Illinois PUBLIC SERVICE CO Live Better Electrically GAMES AMI SEK I ES Oscar Stanley 253 Ed Worley 668 Flame Throwers HOO Customer Service Flame Throwers 3164 High bowlers in Hie Public Service league were Garage, Lewis Jones. 495: Clerical. Marvin Staler.

575; Yard Birds. Wayne Shantis. 544; Luinl- naires, Harold Marshall 482: Power Service. Harold Plum. 568: Line Dept Jim Walker, 535: Megawatts.

John Hyland. 547; Peels. Dave Ross, 539; Kiliwinkles. Don oy 567: Rlue Flatties. Russ Hicks 538: Substation.

Ronnie Sitter. 523: Pin Collectors. Ed Worley, 560: Flame Throwers, Bud Lair. 522: Customer Service. Los Smith.

523: Metermen, Larrv Palmer. 472: Phasers Rob 514 Marvin Staler had the high series of the night with 575 and high games wert- Wavne Shaulis 200 Harold Blum 201 John TTviand 213 Dave Ross 209. Pete Webster 203. Don McCoy 217. Ronnie 221 Ed Worley 222.

Les Smith 212 rn Dippet 208, Lew Jone 203. Marvin Staler 223. VAILE Cl OTHING COMPANY Voiles for Values KLEIN HECKMAN, INC. Plumbing Heating SERViSOFT SOFT WATER SERVICE Soften the Water for You A FAV I High Bowler 1 2 Forrest Webb 145 221 Phil Ilipnert 124 134 Bill Ccrchetti 145 Ah Halstenberg 126 ITO 181 487 Bill FTippert 190 164 154 508 Handicap 147 147 147 441 REYNOLDS WIRE DIVISION of National Standard Co. Bowler Lewis AI va Ii Drew Cooper Los Digits Jim Mercer GARAGE 1 2 3 Tot.

126 203 166 495 133 157 139 429 162 169 150 481 143 146 114 433 136 154 153 443 SAVE up to on FUEL WITH EXCLUSIVE PATENTED TWO-IN-ONE HE ATM AKER! leek at exclusive SIEGLER features eTwa-in-Qna Haatmakor a Saves up to in fuol a Sieglermotic Draft eool and smoka super quiet motor mount lifetime porcelain enamel fmieh 6-way directional Tropical Floor Heal a Cast iron conetruction ai ii a Summer cooling at the turn of a iwilck Handicap 136 136 136 408 Totals 836 965 888 2689 B. A. SPORTS, INC. Johnson Accessories THE NACHUSA HOUSE Have a Snack After Bowling DIXON LOAN BUILDING ASSN. Insured Savings and Home Loans We have room today for a couple of match games rolled at the Recreation last weekend, an inter-city match between a team of girls and a men's from Dixon Polo.

As usual the girls Inca! won and the men lost Dixon girls had a two-pin pdge 2221 to 2219. while tile Dixon men lost by 44 counters. 2605 to 2561. The scores DIXON TAILORS CLEANERS 317 W. First Phons 2-7881 DIXON GIRLS Bowler I 2 3 Tot.

Ruth Marshall 176 151 137 464 ce Jacobs 128 135 124 397 Edith Davis 149 157 152 458 pearl Defwcjtar 148 176 184 508 Martha Halstenberg 126 144 124 394 ACE HARDWARE DIXON'S COMPLETE HARDWARE 88 GALENA PHONE 2-0511 737 763 721 2221 DIXON HOME TELEPHONE CO. Direct Distance Dialing POLO GIRLS Bowler- I 2 3 Tot. Isabelle Livingston 156 179 173 508 Betty Mitchell 138 101 159 398 Lillian Llewellyn 121 153 123 397 Mvi tie Rucker 133 145 155 433 Joyce Hoyle 159 179 103 441 Handicap '4 14 14 42 Totals 2219 LINCOLN LANES Lincoln Highway Phone 4-4SS4 DIXON RECH I AT ION High bowlers in the Vets league Were- Heys Sherbets. Bill Rink. 546: VFW 2, Al Clayton, 569; Fairview Dairy, Lloyd Kerley, 471; VFW I.

Forrest Webb. 515; Chucks Standard Service. Don Johnson, 506; Fazzi Tap. Rd Malloy. 500: Murphys Market, Bob Murphy.

Henry Pratt Paul Kiths. 159; Standard Red Crown. Joe Fire 479: National Guard Carl Mr- Carver. 473; Owens Sports Shop. Gerald Wa kelpy.

498 Dicks Place. George Carlson, 404 Nh klaus Grocery. Lloyd Millet. 469 VFW 'anteen. Art Carlson.

550; Eldena-Dixon Clar- Totols 8,59 981 925 2755 DIXON OIL COMPANY Chrysler Air-Temp Air Conditioning FAIRVIEW DAIRY Bowler- I 2 3 Tot G. Shipman 129 124 167 420 George Acker 134 175 145 454 Bid Swegle 128 152 123 4o3 Ken Mercer av. 138 IJS 138 404 Lloyd Kelley 139 176 156 471 Handicap 16.Y 165 165 495 Powder Dong Llo; Clyde Andreas Don Davie John Jacobs Spot Dunbar Totals 1 2 3 Tot 137 170 153 460 18v 153, 497 202 170 SSI RS 157 181 526 145 159 193 497 860 812 889 2561 HOME LUMBER COAL COMPANY Home Builders for the Home Folks Totals 833 930 804 2657 GFA ES Bow ler Bob Johnson Bill Cecil Hoyle Pat Llewellyn Newt Smith Totals 870 879 846 2605 Masonry doesn't have to apply The lasting mineral coating for masonry Beautify yoor masonry Stop agly staias and seal water oat in one easy operation Sta-Dri Special During November Regular Special Price Price For November SI.80 si .35 S8.00 S6.00 SI 1.15 SOI 5 Lb. Pkg. 25 Lh.

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