The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 24

lOrwy! Twenty-four Journal-Every Evening, Wilmington Delaware, Thursday, August 17, 1944 OBtyS5 BUY AN EXTRA BOIID Two Delaware Soldiers Killed; Theatre Guide 2:03, 4:01, 5:59. 7:57, 9:55. RIALTO "Home tn Indiana," 12, 2. 4. 6, 8, 10.

RITZ "Boss of Boom Town" and "Call of the South Seas." Open SCIEST1FJCALLY AIR CO PIT IPS ED Three Others Are Wounded ACE "Moon Over Las Vegas," at 6:45. a paratrooper, writes that he is getting along fine. He went Into Normandy with the paratroopers on D-Day and was wounded on July 6 in the battle for Carentan. He was graduated from the Pierre S. duPont High School and worked for a short time at the Dravo Corporation before induction.

He received training at Fort Benning, Ga. Private Harris is the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Harris.

Auto Mishaps Injure Three Two Women, 6-Year-01d Child Hurt; Two Trucks Collide at State Road SAVOY "Standing Room Only." Open at 11:45. STRAND "The Hour Before the Dawn," and "Sailor's Holiday-Open at 6. WARNER "In Society." Open at 11:45. Strode TODAY! 12:30, 2:48, 5:06, 7:34, 10:02, and "War Bride's Secret," 1:40, 3:58, 6:16, 8:44. ARCADIA "Sensations of 1945," 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.

CREST "Action in Arabia," 7:10, 9:51, and "Curse of the Cat People," 8:31. EARLE "Buffalo Bui." Open at 6:30. EDGE MOOR "Gaslight," 7:10, 9:20. GRAND "Louisiana Hay ride," r- 0r His own parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Harris, reside at 2505 Bowers Court. His brother, John, is an apprentice seaman in the Navy, stationed in are T2ackAaari'f Conditioned Air Healthfully California. Since being stationed in England he has visited his foster mother's 7 and their f-ZLl Two women and a 6-year-old girl were injured In auto accidents In Delaware yesterday. Christina Steed, 6, Millside, sustained fracture of the skull and abrasions when ehe was struck by an automobile driven by James A. Kelley, Trenton, N.

on Rogers Road. State troopers said the child ran from behind a parked truck. Her condition, at the Delaware Hospital, is fairly good today. Mrs. Dorothy Brittingham, 63, and Mrs.

Margaret Tindall, 40, both of Berlin, passengers in an and "Waterfront." Open at noon. LOEW'S ALDINE "Dragon Seed," 11, 1:30, 4:05, 6:45, 9:25. NATIONAL "Dancing Masters," and "His Butler's Sister." Open at 11:00. PARK "Woman of the Town," All Star Cast in "WAR BRIDE'S SECRET" Ann Gwynne David Bruce MOON OVER LAS VEGAS Two cut-ups in cutaways busing the upper crust wide open Private Robert L. Gamble Pfc.

David F. Anderson Private K. V. Harris Pfc. Robert E.

Wilson and "Ladies of Washington." Open mother, Mrs. Katherine Davis, and other relatives in Wales. He expects to visit his foster father's relatives In Wales when he gets another leave. Robert E. Wilson Although she had received letters from her husband saying that he was receiving treatments for wounds received in France, Mrs.

Wilson did not know the date of this action until she received a telegram from the War Department this morning. The soldier had sent hie Purple Heart medal to his wife. Private Wilson has a seven-weeks-old daughter, Sandra Lee Wilson, at 6:30. PIKE "Rosie the Riveter," and Friday, An rait 18 Robert Paige Louise Allbrltton "HER PRIMITIVE MAN" Four of Casualties Occur in Campaign in France; Pvt. "Timber Queen." Open at 6:45.

QUEEN "Cobra Woman" 12:05, automobile operated by Mrs. Brittingham. were Injured when the automobile turned over on Route Robert L. Gamble, Pfc. Kenneth Harris Die on French Soil 113 south of EUendale yesterday, Tl "BUY A BOND I Mrs.

suffered abrasions and Mrs. Tindall a fractured rib Two more Delaware soldiers are reported to have been killed in action whom he has never seen." He went and possible internal injuries. The LAST TIMES TODAY into the service in October 1942 and received training at Camp Gruber, and went overseas' last Febru in France. Three soldiers of the state are listed as wounded in today's casualties. Killed in Action Private Robert L.

Gamble, 29, son of Mrs. Grace Gamble, 1 DuPont Road, Elsmere; on July 19, in France. Pfc. David F. Anderson, 21, son of3 TECHNICOLOR.

ROMANCE MARKET NR. 3RD driver, arrested by troopers on a charge of reckless driving, was fined $10 and costs. Damage of $100 resulted from collision of trucks operated by Margaret Waters, Newark, and Robert Beckler, Hatfield, at State Road, last night. Beckler was arrested on a charge of following too closely and fined $10 and costs by Magistrate George A. Pedrick, New Castle.

Mrs. bara m. Anderson or near ary. He was a member of a tank destroyer battalion. William D.

Abbott Mrs. Abbott, formerly of Thomas-ton, now of Dover, has received word from her husband, Private Abbott, that he has sent her the Purple Heart medal which he received after being wounded in Italy. He went overseas in February. "HOME IN INDIANA" LON McCALLISTER JEANNE CRAIN Stanton Station, and Norris Anderson of Newark; on July 17 in France. Wounded Private Kenneth V.

Harris, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Flight Surgeon Assigned Harris, llo West Thirtieth Street, on July 6 in France. ter received from him was written on July 1, his mother's birthday anniversary; in which he sent her birthday greetings and said that he was sorry he could not send a card or gift but that he would make it up when he got home.

Also surviving are a brother, Pfc. Raymond W. Anderson, stationed in Italy; two sisters, Mrs. George Lloyd of Newark, and Mrs. Paul A.

Taylor with whom he made his home. Kenneth Harris Now recuperating at a hospital in England, Private Kenneth Harris, Pfc. Robert H. Wilson, 27, hus band of Mrs. Thelma Porter Wilson, STARTS TOMORROW OPEN NOON Miles North ef Wil.

Gov. PrlnU Blvd. TODAY-TOMORROW BEST DRAMA IN A YEAR Infrid Bergman Charlea Boyer iW "villi 0SB0RHE I THEATRE: New Castle. Del. Phone 254 EARLE To 2nd Ferrying Group A new flight surgeon has been assigned to the Second Ferrying Group.

He is Captain Francis C. Dohan, a native of Philadelphia and 1932 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania's Medical School. Captain Dohan takes over the important post after considerable time on overseas service with the African-Middle East Wing. At one time he served as group surgeon for the 14tCi Group the first transport unit to move up from South and Central Africa to the northern combat zones. The captain has been in the Army since 1942, when he was commissioned a first lieutenant.

On his return from overseas duty last February, Captain Dohan attended the Flight Surgeon's School at Randolph Field, then was assigned to the 2nd Ferrying -Group last June. He has been acting Flight Surgeon since that time. As Flight Surgeon he replaces Maj. Louis C. LeSieur who had held the post since January, 1943.

(Start! Today TODAY and TOMORROW Maureen O'Hara Joel McCrea "BUFFALO BILL" p. m. rPAl 11 East Twelfth Street, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Ken-nett Square, on July 29 in France.

Private William D. Abbott, husband of Mrs. Gladys Abbott and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse N.

Abbott of Dover, in Italy. Robert L. Gamble Two children, Margaret 9 years old, and Robert 7 years old, survive Private Gamble. Also surviving are his mother, four brothers and two sisters. He died in a field hospital in France from wounds received on July 17.

Two of his brothers, Private Leslie Gamble and Private Howard Gamble, also are serving with the Army in France. A brother, George Gamble, lives iii Philadelphia. Another brother, Harry Gamble, and a sister, Mrs. Elsie Newel live in Wilmington and the third sister, Mrs. Goldie Mounteny lives in Minqua-dale.

Private Gamble was employed by the National Vulcanized Fibre Com- EXTRA "DEVIL BOATS' CLAIRE TREVOR IN IMiiilHIMUHlflMIMI MiiiiiiHiiiiiimitini Healthfully Air Conditioned (TREST EVE. 8:45 WO SHOWS OF THE Sight. TOMORROW! HAIL! HAIL! THE GANG'S ALL HERE! FEATURING -CO-FEATURE WE STORT OF CARRIER WFA Urges Greater pany before being inducted in De- George Sanders-Virginia Bruce "ACTION IN ARABIA" Co-Feature Simone Simon-Kent Smith "THE CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE" "THE UNINVITED." Use Of Fish as Food received training WILLIAM DANA DON 1 OF AMECHE-ANDREWS -EYTHE EAST SIDE KIDS AND DEAD END KIDS U-Jrai mi ur Thm I terbury, before going overseas last spring. David F. Anderson Before entering the service in February.

1943, Private Anderson lived in Brookland Terrace and was employed by the Delaware Floor Products Company. He attended Newark High School. He received training at Camp Wolters, and then enlisted in the paratroops and received training at Fort Benning, Ga. He injured his leg on his third practice jump and was returned to the Infantry at Fort Jackson, S. C.

He received the Good Conduct Medal, and won medals for marksmanship in rifle and pistol, and the expert medal for the machine gun. Private Anderson spent a furlough at home last Easter and then went overseas in May. The last let- Increase in consumption of fish is being urged by the office of distribution. War Food Administration, Clifford W. Shedd, supervisor, Delaware office, WFA, said today.

"Increase of the fish catch at the Gloucester and Boston ports, combined with inadequate facilities for storage of these fish when frozen, have resulted in curtailment in activities of fishing fleets of these ports," Mr. Shedd said. "The best solution to the problem Is immediate increase in consumption of frozen fish now in storage and an increase in use of mackerel," Mr. Shedd continued. Driver Is Fined $100 Edsel Wright, 23, Elkton, arrested on a charge of driving while under the influence of liquor, was fined $100 and costs by Magistrate George A.

Pedrick of New Castle today. Wright was arrested by state troopers after the automobile he was driving ran into the rear of an automobile which had stopped for a red light at State Road intersection of DuPont and Glasgow Highways. Wnaa JJuI Joan MARSH. Jack LaRt'E-MarY GORDON LAST it Sensational Thrilling Exotic COBRA WOMAN" DAY IMIIMItMIIIIIIHIillll TODAY NATIONAL Doors Open at 12 M. Daily The Picture of The Year inspired by Pearl Buck's best seller immortal story of love and 2nd heart -thrilling week for the M-G-M Anniversary hit that has been hailed as greater than "The Good IS Wsjis IN YOUR "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" Also "DANCING MASTERS SUCH Attends 3Ieeting Miss Edith A.

McDougle. a member of the mathematics faculty of Air-Cooled Open 6 P. M. courage! AW FRANCHOT TONE VERONICA LAKE IV 1tUdAUU the Women's College, University of Delaware, attended the fiftieth sum- mer meeting of the American Math- ematical Society at Wellesley Col- lege, Mass. Miss McDougle.

a grad- "HOUR BEFORE DAWN" SAILOR'S HOLIDAY ARTHUR LAKE uate of the Women College, has done graduate work at the University of Chicago. She is also executive secretary of the Women's College Alumnae Association. HtillHtHHMIIUIIIIIf iMimiiiniHiinfimi AIR-COXDITIONED L0UJER 2 First Run Features FEATURE HIT NO. 1 NOW 2 NEV FEATURES tropical volcano ke h-n of DELRLURRE AltD SHORE P0.1VTS HoIIoway Terrace Fire Department CARNIVAL New Castle West Aves. Big Nightly Features FRIDAY NICHT Lehigh Valley Boys 4 Rides Clean Concessions Matinee Saturday Price On All Rides lii BUS CENTER Strata FMONf 1I2 01 alii 7 MTBBEQBIE BEnSUBH Walter Huston Aline MacMahon vraM -r a PLUS 2ND HIT Roaring out of the West! tti DAILY Passenger Transportation Akim Tamiroff Turhan Bey 1 tSst kii mm DANCING TON1TE PAUL WILKINSON and His Orchestra (7:00 P.

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