The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 33

I'll" Jonrnal-Kvrry Evrninp. Wilmington. lVliiunrr, WrriWoHav, February 25, 1959 Thlrlv-tfiree Promoted in Fire Bureau RiolopiNt to Talk Dr. Robert S. Howard, assistant professor of biological sci- I Theatre Guide ACE "Blue Murder at St TrlnlanV 7:15.

9:16. CREST "Party Girl," 6:80, 10 and -Doctor At Sea." 8:33. A RLE "Tonka," 7. 9. EDCEMOOR "The Horse's Mouth." 7:35, 9:45.

ELLIS DRIVE-1V "Sheriff of Fractured Jaw," 7, 10:20 and "Gang War," 9. GRAND "The Conqueror and "Tension At Table Rock." Open at 11:45 a. m. LOEWS "Some Came Running." 11:30, 2. 4:30, 7, 9:30.

PARK "Nice Little Bank iences at the University of Dela ware, will speak before the American Entomology Society at the Academy of Natural Science in Philadelphia tomorrow at 7:45 p. His topic will be "Ecology and Behavior of In-tcrtidal Insects. That Should Be Robbed," 7:40, 9:40. QUEEN "Good Day For A Hanging," 1:30, 4:25. 7:20, 10:15, and "The Man Inside," 12, 2:5.5, 5:50, 8:48.

RIALTO "Roots of Heaven," 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:15, 9:40. RITZ "Bell, Book And Can die." 7:27. 9:33. STATE "Roots of Heaven." ir in My i pig i pi a i win'i mijH ir in in i I I I I 'Maverick' 4 I GARNER $4 E0M0N0 X7 .5 1 O'BRIEN 7. 9.

TOWNE "The uici man And The Sea." 12, 2, 3:55, 7:50, list 2 Days 9:55. WARNER "Up Periscope." witiriiiwn 1 1 nil' 'ti j.n l.mnwp spencer ErneM Hcimnfwtvb I II 1 1 12, 2, 3:55, 5:55, 7:50, 9:55. Symphonic Band Henry H. Wurtele Joseph A. Mulshenock RED CROSS DIVISION CHAIRMEN Herbert E.

StoufTer (left), i commercial light and power engineer for the Delaware Power Light Company, and William Feinberp, president of 11. Feinberg Furniture Company, named co-chairmen of the Retail and Small Business Division of the 1959 Red Cross Fund campaign, discuss an organizational meeting for the division at 13:30 p. m. Monday in the Delaware Power Light Company auditorium. About 25 representatives of the division are expected to attend.

George F. Cunningham To Give Colieert 6 Firemen Promoted Herei Drama League Seeks 300 More Members The program for tonight's concert by the University of M'lAn i NOW tMTUKh Lit P. M. Delaware symphonic band has Sotip problems EASILY-QUICKLY THRIFTILY Use Want Ads. Get Tough Policy Ordered been announced by J.

Robert A npwly-formed membership committee of the Wilmington Drama League met last night Theatre Etienne Decroux-Minic By PHILIP F. CROSLAND -lAMrS MrWARJi KM mm 1 King, director of instrumental music. The concert is set for at the League's Lee Boulevard A Mirfli.J Aft. at Adii Si. A4l CONTINUOUS FROM 130 ineaire xo oimum pi.ni xur iMitchell Hall at The act of picking up a glass, go together, he noted, and in "C.m,t,ttt, Mai Ctmtiyl" uinneu uiciimcisiup unvc.

of water and taking a drink has i JACIC LEMMOI) -ERHIE KOCS Lw.wTECHNICOLOR,.,.l Membership of the league Is 1.000. The committee's job "BLUE MURDER at ST. TRINIAN'S" "Ollil" 27 separate movements. Featured will be Sigurd Rascher, internationally-known exponent of the solo concert saxophone, as guest soloist. The Department of Public Safety Makes Wurtele Assistant Chief Engineer; Drivers Warned To Pull Off, Stop When Sirens Sound Six promotions including the naming of an assistant chief in the Wilmington Bureau of Fire were approved by the directors of the Department of Public Safety yesterday afternoon.

Capt. Henry H. Wurtele was promoted to assistant chief engineer. All promotions will be effective March 1. will be to fill additional 300 memberships.

lnls was one or the many facts we picked up last night ljicui mail naipn timic, -l j. from Etienne Decroux, founder Compass Drive, Radnor Green, program win mtiuuc Other members in attendance first performance of King's ar- of the Paris School of Mime and instructor of such world- were Mrs. Viola H. Fogg, Mrs. rangement lor sympnonic Dana FREE PARKING Air i famous mimes as Marcel Mar- KTAHmnn llnlln I rt I rt "Sir Hprman sko k.

Mar raDDa.ui numiau umu wu ccau and Jean-Louis Barrault. Power Suite." The concert will William Galke, Mrs. Robert M. William Satterthwaite, Decropx doesn't speak a word be under the baton of Mr. King.

Hunt, Mrs. George Hallock, DOI RI.E IKATIRK John WAYNK-Suaan HAYWARD "THE CONQUEROR" Trrhnlrolor ALSO Rlohard EOAN Uniolhr ONK "Tension At Table Rock" Color "THE ROBE" of English, but his art is a an- The program: captain. CaDtain MulsbrnnrV wa an. Mack Emmert, and James Mane- Rnbrrl TAYLOR tyd "PARTY GIRL" 2nd Km.sh II it BMGITTt BAUDOT "DOCTOR AT SEA" chorie Prelude Alfred Reeduage of its own, and where a val board president, and Frank J. Horty, concurred with a suggestion by William Cantwell, the other member of the board, in ordering a crackdown on t- i for Winds Oertld Kechley pointed a firemen Jan.

1, 1941, The Wilmington Drama and Aniui Howard Htnson word of explanation is necessaryfor this performance in the theatre producers might hire an actor because he's crosseyed, big, small, fat, or because he has a flair for a certain part, not because he has mastered his art. Defining the difference between the dance and work (mime generally portrays work), he Said the dance is an end and work is a means. "To stand up when you feel like sitting down; to sit down when you feel like getting up that's work." Decroux, who has performed in the "speaking" theatre and in more than 30 French motion pictures, was brought to the university by the Department of Dramatic Arts and Speech In cooperation with the Cultural Activities Committee. He was introduced by Dr. C.

Robert Kase, chairman of the and promoted to lieutenant Oct.iLeague is a non-prof Jt com-, Wolf Hall on the University of Benson motorists who fail to heed the it' "ves "UA i local amateur talent. The or- Delaware campus was a lecture-demonstration his attractive assistant, Sandra Pearlman, is laws covering venicie ganization has five major pro ductions each season ana sponsors smaller presentations such Rascher and Band Chester William Schuman TrauerslnfonU Richard Wagner Air Power Suite Dello Jolo-Klng Symphonic Band Introduction and Bamba Maurlrt Whitney Rascher and Band ment during fires. The board Captain Cunningham was ap-ordered the traffic division to pointed a fireman Jan, 16, 1939, enforce with vigor the law promoted to lieutenant. July 16. on hand to translate.

Mime, Decroux explained OU PONT 13) SOUTH 1951, then to captain on Sept. RUN kf? THIS as the Experimental Theatre. The League's latest offering is "Separate Tables" which has its final nights tomorrow, Friday, rA STARTS TONITE cannot replace the spoken word, and for this reason, the story line in a mime program must be kept simple. But it can do 16, 1953. He was reduced in rank to lieutenant Dec.

1, 1955, which provides that motorists must pull aside and stop when they hear fire sirens. Others promoted are: Lt. Joseph A. Mulshenock to captain, restoration of Lt. George F.

retaining that post until his i and Saturday, Camera Club Sees Slides by Realtor promotion yesieraay. iie lives at 1625 North Franklin Street. Lieutenant Staats lives at KcNNEIH MORE A Cunningham to captain, a post 6 Naval Reservists Carroll W. Griffith, Wilming he formerly held and Firemen 223 South Union Street and was ton realtor, showed colored Get 2-Weeks Duty ides of a European trip to the Ritchie H. Staats, Harry H.

appointed a firemen Oct. 1, DeWolfe, and Edward A. Lieutenant DeWolfe, ap- cnir liontaninf nnintorl fn 1 1 ') litrnr it Six enlisted members of Naval Suburban, Camera Club Mon- JAYNE lAlISHElDX Wurtele fills' a vacancy 2220 Tatnal Street, and Lieu-Reserve Division 4-1 have re- day night at the Women Civic created bv the retirement of tenant Dorsey, appointed a fire-jceived orders to report for two Building, Richardson Park. William M. Donahue.

Wurteleiman March 1, 1947, lives at 811 weeks of active training duty Preston Blis, club president, lives at 411 South Franklin! West Nineteenth Street, Jthis week-end, Lt. Cmdr. Ralph.announced winners in this Street. He was aDDointed a fire-i A reauesr. from Police Thief F.

Hallquist, commanding offi- month's black and white photo fflg mon Fph i. 1942. arivancpd wiknn that ho unii cer. announced last night. contest: David Eastbunn first; Arthur van Reeth.

second; and what words cannot, for in an action in which four simultaneous and concurrent motions occur, words must follow one another and can therefore never be an exact description of the action. Explanatory Walk He also emphasized that the action must not be so interesting as to obscure the manner. To explain this, Decroux walked! And to see Decroux walk is a revelation in itself, for his manner and this is always his key is as changing as his nimble wit. One might be walking to be assassinated; or to prevent assassination; or to help one who has been assassinated, and the manner of walk would differ in each case. With painstaking care.

Decroux demonstrated the "manner" with portrayals of such lieutenant Oct. 1. 1952, and on Sgt. William H. Elliott be per-i Joseph F.

Pugh, personnel-June 1, 1955 was promoted to mitted to attend the North-'man third class, 107 East Mon- mm or Tirn Elizabeth Taylor Buys Bonds for Israel HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 25 W. Actress Elizabeth Taylor last night purchased $100,000 in bonds for Israel at a testimonial banquet honoring George Jes-sel's 50th anniversary in show business. Although the gathering was' ostensibly a testimonial for Jes-sel, much of the evening was given over to the sale of the bonds, a pet charity project of the guest of honor. More than $1,250,000 in bonds were 6old.

The funds will be used for BOWURS BASKETBALL FANS Ralph Salter, third; and Ed Bo- linskl, fourth. Warner Studio Ends Suspension of Actress CINIMACOa COLOR ky Off LUXt wesern University Graduates roe Avenue, irmmusiuu Conference April 2 and 3 in will go to the personnel office at Pittsburgh, was granted, the Naval Base in Philadelphia. They were authorized $150 for'Also reporting to Philadelphia expenses. will be William H. Scott, com- The board was informed that missaryman first class, 274 Fil-s nnn fppt nf 2U.inch hose and bert Street.

Elsmere, who will LOS AMUtLts, eD. iD Wl Warner Brothers Studio has 2,400 feet of Hs-inch hose have spend two weeks on the White- Closa by for Tour Fayarlte Drink Near Auiustlna Cut-Off been received from the Eureka hall, a patrol craft escort, on a' lifted its year-long suspension A HGAISCOK he Hose Company. The hose to Miami CHARLES BRONSON i frrr iJlllllllllllllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllS of onetime child star Natalie Wood, now 20. She was suspended following A KM, CfNium an tnttm Reporting to the Naval Base places obsolete and worn lines. KENT TAYLOR -Ajt in Norfolk.

will be Joseph the establishment, in'Jessels KING E. Roach, shipfitter honor, of a village of 416 homesi; cr UU1U u.ayuix- u.c. a. latino .1 I third class, Hills Drive, Castle salary, shortly, after ner Hi Drive. Castle watch, shakine hands, andim 15 Castle Hp Israel lor new immigrant MKT.

3RD Get A4or Out of Liitl n. li I Hills, who will cruise aboard marriage to acior kodch, vag-! u.at',,,i(h I families, many of them from II -a -milS. I tts mnm JaiIp(1 Iron Curtain countries. Aeobno, an unci, aim 'tnrlinn riHp' pffprtl nH thpv nf sinrtin snnKPsmpn sa VPS- I WEEKLY SPECIALS mc iMir ivv. i neth R.

Kramer, fireman. ua uui to tnorimi STARTS TODAY that clashes against heaven itself! His llTOWERING adventure WAS n'iifti-i vvviyuay. iu't rhostpr. who will attend terday the agreement EAE1LE THEATRE Nw Ctlt, Drl. Ph.

EA S-ftHi 1 Mon Chicken Dutnplins 85c I missary worker must metalsmith school. "amicable" but gave, out no I I Cabbage 75C years in prison for trying to! lJLT demonstration of actions in several fields of sport were gems, especially his portrayal of an alert goalkeeper whose eyes spoke in many languages. flpprniiv riicnlaupri 9 Irnpn Ifc.v T''aiiaaaia. pvtnrr milium trnm noi P2ci. mhouiimuio i i 1 5 Wei SWISS SteaK HOC studio vice Dresident IConn, shipfitter IU1J VlflJ, .11 1 Tonliht Tomorrow f'rl, A Sit.

SAL PHILIP MINKO CARET "TONKA" 85c Herbert Strauch, 34, had 6850 Komnson L-ane, wnne reicriocjiui aic mm Thurs. Baked Chicken ii Ua orrocfoH W. KomacK. Doatswain inira, 1 avmff for Jllffhways sense of humor and its sharp Frt. Crab Cakes 85C wmie talking to Siegel Jan.

16 ill sail on the Fulton from i K.I.J Will ill (mm a Irlnnhnno hnnth npar thpiNew London, Conn. ness was kept intact by the If Delaware Would adopt a 1120 King St. friendly and warm translation of Miss Pearlman. Mime, he observed In an- I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 rF aiiiiiiiniii 4TH UNION studio about payment of tne now ai iui uvu "'onstuutional amendment to es-money. jaboard the repair ship a separate fund for high- "It's just a joke; I wouldn't is Ernest Goldberg, storekeep-iway reVenues, it could pay for its roads as they are Har- l.

m.ou.u Thursday harm anybody," Strauch said at er mira ciass, ouum rcuur his arraignment. Vr'we. FBI agents said Strauch ry R. Cross, executive secretary ue mmk penurmw of the Delaware Oilman's Asso- on sta8e; beca" we would Dinner Entree 1 threatened hiegels life in nrrvT i-v 11 ciauon, ciaimea lasi niKiu. VFW District Kally Speaking at the meeting 11 much to be a mr i 1 -Ifho A ocr.ni-i4.aH flniopal Pnnt rap.

I tWO. letter. TALL HAT SPECIAL GUARANTEED 117 BELLY LAUGHS! "A Nici Little Bank That Should Be Robbed" To The Ladiet "PtTITl HOSt" Drtnefwof Thurt. Fri. Sat.

Doubl Feature Booh, Candk AND Roast Tom Turkey At ieHark 1 OlllJIIll lors of Delaware at lne Howard In man-v of hls actlons he Per-Kermit W. Ellis, of Restaurant near Hare's formed as though he were a City, a member of the na-corner, Cross and Delaware jthcocrat, observing In a broad tional extension committee.lreccives about $15,000,000 a i translation (our own. a la mm 75' A PERSONALS To the 5-5. 42-29-36 Blonde: Havlni a Pails Follies Nlte Saturday at THE SAXONY. 908 Orange Bt for your goln-away trip to Paris.

Try and make lt, 8K1PPY Veterans of Foreign Wars, williyear from all hiehwav sources George Gobel) that they don't hardly come like that no more. "SUM MoM' Talent and art do not always HOTEL DU PONT cafeteria P.M. Free Parking Ak tin Doorwai i ERROL FLYNN -JULIETTE GRECOM iiDDiri 71NHPV TREVQff HOWARD FDHIF IIRFRT address a District Two member- and in two years could create a ship rally tonight in J. A. Eli-ifUnd of $30,000,000.

son O'Daniel Tost Home, New- Cross added that if an ap-ark. 1 propriation were made from the All New Castle county units general fund for administrative have been asked to attend. purposes of the Highway De-Friday night Ellis will speak partment, it would be unneces-at a slate-wide rally at Doverlsary to increase the bonded Memorial Post. 'debt for highway purposes. Of AfAtiKMVAnruCCTD A OK MI'S n.

nrf nocniu iifcnce I DAVf WAS SACK AND That Mf ant woman, troum? i at MON. FRI. 2o I SAT. DHMiiu rmu flllu umuii nun I 6 PrMonti A SOI C. SIEGEL Production ORMANDY Conducting FRANCESCATTI, Violinist PATRICK QGH-FEiQK SESSIONS Suite, "The Blark Masker" WALTON Violin onierto Frank SINATRA Dean MARTIN STRAVIVSKT Suite, "The Elrehlrd" Ptl.AMVI Violin Concerto No.

1 rickets at Rut Office Mall Orders Killed Trailer Installed for Use By Troopers al P.cnny Hill renny Hill Troop 1 of the temporary measure to provide Shirley MacLAINE If nnj in MEMBER: DINERS' CLUB tlntmsauuri mLinuwva.vr slate police is having an annex additional space. installed a 37-foot house Pians nave Deerl completed trailer. 'fnr now hnilrlnla tnr tho trnnn Martha HYER Arthur KENNEDY The trailer was acquired as a DUt funds nave not been avajIV able. Nancy GATES' lepra ona COLOR CARTOON NEWS in rvi TONIGHT JAZZ PIANO Featuring PRES JOHNSON SANS SOUCI hrn AfaiiciMi A DJ't Mtrt. STARTS TODAY To Outatandlnl Feature Plrturei 1 14th and Klnt Mai ONLY HK COULD STOP I I tONAlDWAMtKd JOHN BRYAN J'jft KtLLEfu rsfB MacMURRAY i ju ii hacgi HAYES Seafood ond other non-meat dishes in wide variety will be offered on the Lenten menus ot the beautiful colonial KENT MANOR INN, Wilmington's favorite Restaurant i each dish prepared to present you with real taste-tempting fare.

murnn i The State Highway Commission, at a recent meeting, approved a recommendation of Richard A. Haber, chief engineer, that the trailer be obtained and used for additional office space. At that time It was explained that Col. John P. Ferguson, superintendent, had suggested use of the trailer.

Haber said thiit, when i new building is provided, the trailer will be used as temporary field quarters on highway jobs. The trailer is now on the north side of the present troop building at Penny Hill. It will be lowered by removal of wheels. A door will be cut into the north wall of the troop building to provide access to the trailer. Present plans call for Installation of three separate oflices In the trailer.

Two will be for use by detectives In questioning suspects or witnesses, and one small ollice will be lor the troop ff vi i ci -X lllllll. Ill ill! I GOOD PAT roAHANCaiCr WlaWi AVtlifOUl 2nd OuUUnding Show LAPS COtUMeiAPICTURfSeraiontt I The diamond A WMiViCR PRODUCTION Luncheon served 11:30 'til 2:30 Dinner served 5:00 'til 9:30 a a i xxcjs Now Ftaturod Nightly In tho SHAMROCK ROOM of tht IOR0 DE IA WARR Hotil tho man with 1000 finger! ROY ARTELL at the t'NIT OR( III.S1RA ORGAN The only ono of Ha kind In the world. You mult aeo It to believe It) THE SKY LOUNGE i Voiir Favorite Cocktail i THE SHAMROCK ROOM 7ifl MM in FOOD DELICIOUS MATTERS from $175 llic l.onl Www OU PONT PARKWAY Mil South of Wilmington Faiklni In the Rear of Hotel Off Memorial Drl' JACK ANITA NlGIl PAIAWCEEKBERG' PATRICK and the woman. BOTH VCRV -a IIOIM 'HOT" I f(T HOME OF THE FABULOUS SPARTAN LOUNGE DANCINO NIGHTLY ART HINETT, TV AND RECORDING SIAK AT THE ORGAN From the novel hv JOYCE CARY lao marring KAY WALSH REN EE HOUSTON MIKE MORGAN Wnplay by ALEC GUINNESS TECHNICOLOR EleraJ JAanov Dnn MUSIC DANCING EVtRY TH'JRS. N'TE-9 TO Featuring "THE NITE CAPPERS" Amnlour Contotl Starting )0 P.

M. POLISH AMERICAN CLUB sin Kiitkwonn rtrikts I Delowar Prtmltta TONIGHT i rn( f'nrkii nu, mi. of Km. I' It. OL S-JID7 A.