The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 7

Svm Journal-Every Evening, Delaware, Friday, May 12, 1944 (MeMeWNMBlJeaJa fMPBIaaWWiWWBI 2 Wilmington Men Promoted I THE FURNITURE EVENT OF THE YEAR! nilS YEAH 26 7: Jules Myron Golditein, Francis X. Gallagher Made First Lieutenant! tX Wl a Two Wilmingtonlans, one a for. mer and the other a Uw atudent who in- liktntf 9 Pay dadk Pay Jiete Ifj School to Give Version Of 'Hansel anil GreteP FupiU of the John Palmer, Elementary School will present a miniature version of the opera "Hansel and Oretel" at I p. m. next Tuesday and Wednesday.

They are being coached by MUs Dorothy Shuater, music teacher. The cast of characters Includes: Frank Boguatewskl, Jeantue Dugan, Ja roo Siriitowskl, Margaret Short. Son a Mecknik. Jama Kasowsky, Siephanit Hnida, Vtoia Browning, Barbara Dunn. Shirley reraker.

Janice Kreer. Mildred Lance, Helen Malln, Betty Podolak. Josephine Kongo, Paulina Rongo. Madeline Schafferman, Ivy Stone, Vera Syvy, Carotin VeUa. Catherine Wall.

Norma Collins. Oiady Cunning, Jsan Du-Hadaway. Anna Ma Good man, Lllha Spayd, Mary Pontello, Janice Drummond, Oladya Rohrer, Nancy Mann, Rochelle OUder, Marlen Miller, Beverly Hamilton, Janet Manuel, Virginia Andress, Miriam Deptuli, Shirley Betts, Dorothy Sywy, Oaneviev Hambiskt. Marlon Knlef, Jae-Quelin Hargeahelmer. Mary Brown, Ger-aldin Kornack, Lola Kreer, Charlea De Pristo, Stephen Cox, Janet Male.

Frances Wojniss, Ross Marie Crctto, Michael Kosowsky. Francis Forrest. Oeorg Kepley. Billy Short, John Subda. Franei Hrynayben, Josephine Vella, Thelma Day, Paul Oorach, Martha Olacchl, Jack Welch, Charlea Pat-tersen, Barbara Wloamskt, Henry Blanck, Xlaanor Bateluk, Louise May Wilson, Albert Daugherty, Charlotte Da Pritoo, Stephen Baker.

The committee are: Mis Dorothy H. Shutter, music; Mis Lola P. Sapp, dancing; costumes. Miss Helen C. Kelley, chairman; Mrs.

Ethel M. Resetter. Miss Marian Springer. Parent who asaisted with the costumes are; Mrs. Jean Mitchell.

Mr. Gladys Cushing. Mrs. John Fernande. Mr.

Estella DuHadaway. Mr. Ivtlyn Short, and Mrs. Thomas Forrest. Scenery: Mis Jan Driver, Mrs.

Mar-guerit Neartng. John Siezka, Kenneth Hamilton, Jeanett Dugan, Betty Podolak. Stage managers: Richard Burrii, Stephen Merkow. Tickets: as Martha C. Shaw.

The second grade toy orchestra will perform between the acts. xerruptea studies to Joia th Army Air Forces, Francis X. Oallagher and Jules Myron Goldstein, hava been promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. Li tenant Oallagher, on of Mr. O.

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1 wl 1 Mther'U 8Urely 'Mff jfeh Stir A Ho ia now ata- t. tioned at Camp F' X' Gallagher Maxey, where he is aide da camp to Walter E. Lauer. He la in the Infantry. Well known for his part in ama.

teur musical and theatrical productions, Lieutenant Oallagher was a public- relations officer for the Delaware OPA when he was inducted Into the Army. He taught at Arch-mere Academy, Wilmington High School, and the University of Delaware, where he assisted Dr. C. Rob-trt Kase in the English department and with dramatic productions. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Mt.

St. Mary's College, Emmltsburg, and his master of arts degree from Delaware. Lieutenant Goldstein is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldstein 2 Posthumous Awards To Be Made at Air Base Capt.

Robert S. Lippincott, Med-ford. N. and Sergt. Augustine Burgo, Camden, N.

combat fliers, will receive posthumous awards this afternoon. Ronald C. McLaughlin, commanding officer. New Castle Army Air Base, will make the presentations. Mrs.

Catherine P. Lippincott will receive an Air Medal witrr an Oak Leaf Cluster for her late husband and Mrs. Josephine Burgo will receive an Air Medal for Sergeant Burgo. Captain Lippincott was cited for hia service as a pilot in a combat crew on anti-submarine and convoy missions from Dec, 7, 1941, to Feb. 28, 1943.

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