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- DAILY BULLETIN, Endicott, Fri., Nov. 26, 1934 Nowadays One Man Killed, 20 Others Hurt in Automobile Mishaps Reviews I do believ» that Frank Wid- mark is my favorite T V pro ducer. His la that Fireside 1 nea ter. I never fail to die laughing at hit dramas. Last Friday's was one of Ms fmnlect. Name of It wa* • 1 lie Last Hat.\ Had a cop with a Scotch or perhaps a Finnish accent. He was sort of the nar rator. Then there wai this restaur ant where it rll took place dur ing World War Two. All the cus tomers who went to war hanged their hats on the wall Aayway tha story opens op la Dizzy's. That's the restaur ant Dizzy Is kind of the front man. His partner Is Big John. The cdp Is a member of the shore patrol when we .dash back. There Is the girl sitting alone at the bar It turns out she has DO money to pay her check and, Dizzy bawla her out and she •tarts crying and then they all am that she Isn't that type of a girl and they make her a wait ress and start calling her Pea nut*. Dtry falls in love with hr-r and she falls In love with Big John (I think he Is a Black- feet Ia«aa In real life) but Big John la too dumb to see It ta Disxy has an Idea. Ho pretends he is very drunk in all of 10 seconds and makes believe that he's making what they call a pass at Peanuts which of course makes Big John so mad he knocks his pal down. There is a splendid shot of Dizzy Dizzy getting up with a look aJ admiration on his face and saying to Big John that he sure hits hard. Xow we all knew. Including Big John, that Peanuts lo\ r% him. Bat there Is a war on and ha tolls her he's got to do his •art and he'a going Into the Merchant Service. He reminds her that those boys also get •hot at One day the shore patrolman comes In with a lieutenant who tells Peanuts that Big Johns ship was sunk and that th« \ last they saw of him he was swimming in water burning with oil after helping to get the wounded off the ship. Come VJ day and there Is a dandy shot of all of the cus tomers fighting to reclaim their fiats. That is—an but Bag John. There la a shot of what Is either Us old chefs hat or the one he should have taken into the merchant navy. Pea nuts cries. Time goes on but Peanuts doesn't give up hope She mopes so much that Dizzy asks her finally to marry h:m_ At the isms time, though, the patrolman. nowinWrk on on the same beat ItAiwles. out that Big John I* hark He 's working in another rmtaurant in the samp rltv. He s got on a new chefs cap He ended up m a Japanese prl •on camp tr-»>\ **td He r-ei-1 tip world s re^'-ri a'tempto d « s- capps th«n *aid H ..t he « a s caujr^* and p.r »npH RO *everf.v in tryxg to s* ha K TO Peam' s 'if he • - d arrnesia Didn't knmv v no he »u The cop tol d Di/»> about Big John being back ttn <l then he said he v as sorry he said it betuis o It Mould b e pointless to'bring ivanuts bn< k together with H\g John since the latte r oouldn t r'-mrniber. Bui l'-uy said tha- he hai to do it >c trie cop iumi«, n » tn Bi(C Jo' i<<>k.ng 1 : (>r ,s- aible tn<..'i ever l'e<i: .- to him and h^.gs h.m and he s>a>!> ' Sor—.. lac;.. and s'a 's tc »u out if a h' -c . \,m Duty ha*, to think fast (the half hour for the »ho« i* about o \er an d he does. He ha s a flash That s to pull th«- old atunt of making b «li»-\e he's drunk and rha*lng Peanut* . He aft P « her a big tvlnk as he goes int» the act. That spins Big John r-^h* around and he h u I >i7z> a^m and Dirzv smiles wr h adni ra tion holds his jaw aid HH t) at Big John still r .t s riard hvr-., - thine comes back to Bir John which means a happy enijifj for Peanuts and eveiybody con cerned. What gets you is that this Frank \\ ldrnark i» that good every week. This was tmroediatel> ioliowed b> 'Danger' and it told how a lady doctor tn. the jungle out- MI ted one of the natives who had gone to Oxford and was hark trying to take over the govern ment by trying to fool the other natives with a lot of foolish ma- g c. Mary Astor, the doctor took is native girl out of trance by fJfppHr her feet in tome hot wa ter, the way I remember it and whin theother people saw she was okay they killed the witch doctor with that beautiful ac cent I had fo tell rev In ease you had the good luck te mlu these psctatrea. j Holiday Traffic Takes Toll An Example of beginner's Luck A Lock$r5rt man was killed and nearlv a score of others hurt in a .seno« of traffic accidents in th^i Southern Tier over the Thanksgiving Day holida> The fatal accident uas at New Milfoid. Pa, where 57- year-old Ernest Keisinger met lactam death when the car in which he was riding with se\en other members of the same fam.iV, ci ashed into a tree Po ice sa.d Mr Keisinger's niece Mrs. Helen Keene 54. of Lock port, was driving the car. She has been charged with ln- v o 1 u n t a r \ manslaughter a charge p.rtc«i1 automaticallv in the State of Pennsylvania when a fatality occurs Mrs. Keene told police she believed she fell asleep 11 Persons Hurt Mrs, Keene and a daughter of Mr Keisinger Mrs. Nina Beau- man »'S were later admitted to Carbondale Pa General Hos pital F^ur others hurt in the crasn were attended at the scene A two-car accident in the City E ot ^SStuiTni \LSS^\ n lt \™ beginner's luck yesterday for Gary Cuddihe, arrest of <.ne driver on charges' 19. a Union-Endicott High School student who caught his of driving while intoxicated and first deer, this 10-point buck in Vestal in his first trv. He reckless driving is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cuddihe of Jump Road, Police said a ca r .operated hy|p n J v ,._ii fRiillptln Photn\ Joseph C ( aflin of Montrose. I tn (BUlieun fnOlO) Pa was in collision with a sec- ' ' ond machine occupied hv an eld and other in- skull fracture erlv Bmghamton couplp Mr and J Junes Mrs George Bliss of 10 Chap- 1 The collision was at the in- man St trrsection of Fayette and Henry Mr* Bliss suffered fracturps j Streets, and two ambulances of the right lee and hip nh' and a prowl car were required fractures and other injuries and , to take the injured to the hos- is In \critical ' conditiori todnv pitaL in Cltv Hospital Mr Bliss suf- I An Endicott man's car was fered a severe scalp wound j Involved In an accident in Catlin. police said refused, Bainbndge yesterday, in which medical attention hut was ar- two persohs were hurt Th e rested on the two traffic charges ' crash Involved a milk truck He entered technical pleas of > driven by Harold Montgomery Innocent this morning in CitV |Jr. 32. of Norwich, a car driv- Court and will appear again De- en by Charles A Wilkins. 60. cember 1 i of Endicott, and one operated Endicott Car Dv Ronald Metzger. 18. of Several persons in the Catlin Schenectady car were Injured one of thpm ' Police said Wilkins had halt- seriously 11-year-old Kendall ed for a red light when his ear Arnold of Montrose who is in 1 was struck by the milk tanker City Hospital with a possible which then hit the second car Truck Goes Out of Control A truck which ran out of con trol in Oakland. Pa, this morn ing, caused heavy property dam age when it struck tw o utility poles and a parked car. and then pushed the latter Into a house. \State Police at New Milford, Pa., identied the driver as 19- year-old David Grosell of Forest City. Pa Thev said the truck hit the poles and then a parked shoved against the side of the First Methodist Parish House Cadillac car Gas Works Approving Requests Bmghamton Gas Works has been authorized to extend space heating service to about 800 new customers It was announced by the com pany today that it can extend space heating service to any ap plicants eligible on and after Mav 1 1954 under a new Public Service Commission authoriza tion A companv spokesman said that eas space heating service will be granted for home or busi ness use. subject to distribution limitations He said there is no longer a waiting list of gas heat ing servicp applicants High School Service Plaques To Be Expanded A plaque committee has been organized to receive names of World War II veterans who at tended Union-Endicott High School but whose names were omitted from commemorative war plaques in the school's main corridor. The committee will accept names at the high school up to December 10. Many of the original names are on file—but the News of Business And Industry By tha Sraff- Endicott will play host to other area municipalities at a special Good Neighbor Air Pollution Control confer ence Monday night at 8 In Union-Endicott High School. In August, 1954 the Legislative Committee on Natural Resources was held at Albany— I an exploratory meeting to de- commit tee ! termine what should be done as Parachutist FT CAMPBELL KY _ Pvt Aha ^ilverna 1 son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Silvernail of 312 Garfield Ave. Endicott. N Y has completed Airborne School at Fort Campbell. Ky. and is now a qualified parachutist serving with the 11th Airborne Medical Battalion of the famed 11th Airborne Division wants to be sure that not a single U-E student who went into war service is omitted this time Anyone knowing of an omis sion may send the former stu dent s full name the dates of his service—to QUaJifv he must have served after Dec 8 1941 and before Sept 2. 1945—and the name of the Informant t'nion-Fndicott Board of Fdu- ca'ion has given Derrrissmn f\ n installation of an addit.on to the service plaques Hilbert in Choir an interstate promotion for air pollution control. The consensus of the meeting was that some action should be taken. Endicott, Binghamton. John son City, Town of Union and Vestal have realized for some time that because of their close proximity to one another, smoke and other air pollutionists from one city may blow over another city depending on wind direction. It is there, desirable, if great est gains are to be attained in providing clean air that those closely interlocked cities cooper- municipal officials and business and industrial Interests. Conference' Planned He is a member of the So ciety of Professional Engineers, Air Pollution Control Associa tion of America and the Ameri can Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. The Monday night meeting will be divided into two parts. The first part will clea r the misunderstandings normally re lating to air pollution control -The second portion will per tain to ways and means of eliminating the caus e of air pollution The p.ihlic is wp 1 - Deaths and Funerals GEO ROE 1. BEARDSLET George J. Beardsley, 59, of 208 Loder Ave., died Thursday morn ing in Ideal Hospital after a short illness. H e is survived b> his wife, Mrs. Bess Beardsley, two daughters. Miss Jean Beardsley, Endicott, Mrs. Walter^ Bosket, Candor; three sons Tracy P. Xlntner. Elmira, Floyd] R. Kintner, Johnson City, Elmer M. Kintner. Endicott. eight grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Garland Jackson, Waverly. a brother, Ray E. Beardsley, Athens. Pa., three nieces, three nephews and several cousins. He was a member of the John Handte Post Vestal American Legion, a veteran of World War I. and an IBM employe for the past 23 years. The body was re moved to the Coleman & Daniels atp tn a joint program ._, , Binghamton has actively pro-| come to remain for t. k e second 11 H.M A- -(arltot; F Hilhert moted an air pollution control , portion if they care to do so or I andop has been selected by • program since 1946 and recently. Survevs and other assistance racum dnec- >i to r men - , Endicott had ^ meeting with | will be provided from time to Ithaca Cojnge 1 local industry* representatives 1 time He « the which was followed by plant' \P-e c:tie« p.an to have their Arnold F survevs at their request How- smokp abatement engineers get ever it was found that MW together a' regular ntervals small huildtngs were emitting Fire Marshal Richard LeCIair dense smoke Finn to Speak As no air pollution control program can be successful with out the cooperation and inter the hership in the Choir of 41 voices s«-n of Dr and Mrs Hilhert of Candor Funeral Home. 300 E Mam *t where the family will receive est of every citizen the village fnends this afternoon and eve-i\' Fndicott decided to hold this rung The funeral will be held 1 air pollution control clinic wh ch tomorrow at 2 p m ,n Coleman' *'°uld serve not only to acauaint & Daniels Funeral Home The wMJc wttn the plan of^ pro- Rev Fldon W.nans p«f. r „>' cedure but also to instruct the Union Baptist Church «,,: offi- \ \Hng ner^onnel n proper flrine ' methods fo«- »v>ating smoke and flv ash emission ciate Burial will be in R\er - hurst Cemetery MRS. MrXNTE O. DIXON The meeMn<» will hp addressed hv Ernest K Finn of the Anthra- The funeral of Mrs Minnie ntp Information Bureau He hss Dixon of 503 Florence St was rT?\^ .« J\ ^\\/X C ° n J held at 1 p. m Wednesday .r '\ o1 '? *° ^ , ,n tn '* ! \ \ nd \ J Canada nnn Is now servinr a« a Coleman Home. 300 Damela Funeral, mPmh( , r nf th „ Al „ p n „ 1Itlw , M . . n^. \ . 1 , vHorv Ro*-d n' Philadelphia Rev Leon W Bouton. pastor of «„„i _ _ . », j ,.. . Antnrtcitp rue' raniot create Endicott First Methodist t hurch 1 ..p^,, is in charge of publicity 'IBM' Wednesday the Ne w York Times military expert Hanson W Baldwin talked about \the menace of the IBM ' but hastened to point out that it was not International Business Machines that he was writing about The IBM menace he had In mind stood instead for Inter continental Ballistic Missile— \a wingless rocket-shaped pilotless gadget something like the German V-2 that was used to bombard London during World War Two \ Hurts Ankle hut M r Finn ha* work- Anne Gamito 22 of 93 Pin« officiated, and bunal was in \ es- hidings and Industries ! St Binghairto- :nTured het tal Hills Memorial Park Pall-1 winB „ n t ,^., of f , 1#1 to d „ m . bearers were Walter I>en Stuart w , tnit< . fh „ Himlnatlon of pol- Salisbury Donald Weeks Ed- ,,, t)on tv^ lie h proper comh-i«- ward Adams. 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