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CHAPEL • • • • 0. T. S. • • • •
DIVINE SERVICES • ind , : ~,ices Last Saturday we were sorry to mov1et
TREASURE ISLAND
0 ',;_,--._ ~I of lose one of the oldest members of o//s~
the Operational Training School,
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~shore 0 ·~ j ti FE and leaves a host of friends. Oth- ;;> . "6~ -~~. ·-.:- ) ~-...
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Art Taylor, SMlc. Art was attached
to the school for nearly two years
ers who left the school last week
Saturday, October 14 ~s were: T. Suh!, Flc ; H. T. Short- Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
Ping Pong Tournament tonight ridge, Y2c; J. R. Laird, Sp ( C) l e;
Chief: "What kind of a dress did COMING ATTRACTIONS
at the USO Club, 989 Market A. D. Isom, Sp(C)3c; and C. L.
Street. One bronze medal and one your girl wear last night to the Kraft, S2c. Fair sailing to them all. Continuous Show Starting at 1700
silver will be awarded to the win- party?" To bring the statistics up to date Free Matinee Saturday and
Protestant Cox : "Don't remember exactly, Sunday at 1400
Sunday Worship Services- 0930 and 1030 ners. we add that two men were trans-
Sunday-Holy Communion- 1130 USO CLUB- 989 Market Street 'cept I remember it was checked." ferred to the hospital for treatment,
* Monday
· Catholic Chief: "Boy, that musta been Sunday and
Sunday Masses-0630, 0720, 0820 (GA 8671)- 7:45 p.m., movie- some party." and the past week saw the arrival October 15 and 16
(Chapel) "Bombers Moon" w i th George of four new men.
Sunday Mass-1030 (Theatre No. 1) *** "KISMET"
Weekday Masses-0645 (Small Chapel ) Montgomery and Annabella; 8 p.m., Nazi Private: "What do we do The construction of a shelter over
Weekday Confessions-Daily before Mass Ping Pong Tournament. Ronald Colman Marlene Dietrich
and from 0630 to 2000 ( Chapel Office) now, sir?' Retreat? the equipment on the "slab" at the
Tuesday-Holy Name Society 1915 (Small USO CLUB--111 O'Farrell St. Engineering School is progressing *
Chapel) Nazi Officer : "Retreat! You Tuesday
Saturday- Catholic Choir Rehearsal 1000- (GA 7377)- 8 p.m., Victory Con- know that Germans never retreat. rapidly and should be completed
1200 cert, with Ann-a Louise David; shortly. The same can be said of October 17
Jewish We will advance immediately in "THE BIG NOISE"
Sunday Service--0830 Ch apel Recep tion rhumba lessons; dancing. the AP A "land" training ship. Of-
Room Sunday, October 15 the direction from which we came." Laurel Hardy
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL ficers and men of the various ships
Protestant Music to dance to- and girls to *** will be able to go through their *
Sunday Worship s ~rvice--1000 Classroom · Australia has a poll tax. But the Wednesday and Thu rsday
Catholic dance with- tonight at the USO procedure is this: It costs six dol- drills on this ship prior to their
Sunday Masses-0630 and 0900 Class- Club at 70 Oak Street, starting at "shakedown cruise." October 18 and 19
room · lars not to vote.
Weekday Masses-0645 Classroom 8:00 p.m., in the Blue and Gold Distinguished Visitor "TILL WE MEET AGAIN"
Confessions-Saturday 1800-1900 Class· Ballroom. Jf Jf Jf Ray Milland Maureen O'Hara
room A young Arabian wife is never Operational Training School was
PRE-EMBARKATION CENTER USO CLUB- 111 O'Farrell St. permitted to converse with her fa- honored by a visit from Senator *
Protestant (GA 7377)- 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Special Friday and Saturday
Sunday Worship Service - 1000 Ship's ther-in-law until she has given birth David I. Walsh, Chairman of the October 20 and 21
Service Library Waffle Breakfast; 4:30-10:30 p.m., Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
Christian Ser vicemen's League - 1900 canteen open; 10:30 a .m., singing; to at least one child. "ATLANTIC CITY"
Sunday The following men from Senator
Protestant Communion - 1100 Daily 11 a. m ., arrangements for home *** Walsh's home state of Massachu- Constance Moore Bradford Taylor
' 'Protestant Chapel' ' Beautiful Doll : "Why not come
dinners; 12 noon, Street Car Ride setts attended a gathering re-
Catholic up to my apartment and have a Treasure Island Theatre No. 2
Sunday Mass - 0900 Ship's Ser vice and Picnic. 3 p.m., singing; 4 p.m., quested by him that he might meet
Library singing; 6 p.m., Discussion Group bite before you return to the Sunday and Mond~y
Daily Mass-1615 Ship' s Service L ibrary Center?" them personally: S. L. Swotchak,
- Victor Hicks- Education in the Oct.ober 15 and 16
WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES Texas Recruit: "Naw, you can CEM; J. S. Deraney, EMlc; A. V.
Monday-Bible Study Group 1800 (Chap· Post War World; 8 p.m., fortune Calosi, Sp(A)2c ; and L. E . Fran- "SAN DIEGO I LOVE YOU"
el R eception Room) · bite me here in the hall." Louise Allbritton Jon Hall
telling; community singing; por-
Tuesday-Christian Science Group 1800 chetti, Cox.
(Chapel Reception Room ) trait sketching; dancing. *** Pr,omoti-0ns *
Tuesday - Holy Name Society 1915 USO CLUB- 989 Market Street An old maid is a gal who knows Tuesday
(Small Chapel ) all the answers but has never been Our congratulations go to Arthur
Wednesday - Ser vicemen 's Christia.n (GA 8671)-4 p.m., Vespers ; 8 p.m., H. Chechames, who now wears the October 17
League 1830 ( C h a p e I Recep tion singspiration; 9 p.m., refreshments. asked the right questions. "HEAVENLY DAYS
Room ) stripes of a full Lt., and G. H.
Thursday - C h a p e I Choir Rehearsal *** Fibber McGee Molly
(Chapel Gallery) 1630 We are told that only 25 per cent Ember who received promotion to
1
Friday - W A V E Singers Rehearsal Lt. (jg).
* Thursday
(Chapel Reception Room) 1630-1800 ''What Are We of the women in tlle Armed Forces Wednesday and
Friday - Mormon Study Group 1900 are married. This leads us to believe Food f,or Thought
(Chapel Reception Room) October 18 and 19
Saturday - Catholic Choir Rehearsal Waiting f fJt? '' that post-war newly wed G. I. Janes M r. Thomas E . Stimson, Jr., "GYPSY WILDCAT"
1000-1200
All TREASURE ISLAND P ersonnel are I care not to be an admiral, and Joes will perhaps settle down western correspondent for "Popu- Marie Montez Jon Hall
eligible. in Quonset huts, whose prefabri- lar Mechanics Magazine," spent
In these times of war and strife.
cated interiors will never absorb last Saturday and Monday gather- Friday and
"" Saturday
Verba Buena Island I want to be back with my family, such endearing terms as "Hurry, ing information about our activity
Three children and my wife. October 20 and 21
Protestant dear, your coffee is getting cold," to form the basis for a story en- "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE"
Sunday W orship Service-0930 Theatre I don't want to be unloyal, but will echo instead to something titled "Fitting the Gob for the Job."
Catholic Cary Grant Raymond Massey
Sunday Mass-0830 Theatre I'll do my very best. like this: "Hey, Mac, hit that deck Looks as though we will be seeing
Sunday Confessions in T.heatre Office -
0800 But let's all of us hurry, and pipe down this chow!" ourselves in print one of these days. - VERBA BUENA ISLAND -
AU Ser vice P ersonnel Ar e Welcome. So we can go home and rest. Shows Start at 1700 and 2000
At The Chapel ... The last time that I was home IJheWolf by Sansone
,I Sunday and Monday, Oct. 15 &. 16
My son climbed on my knee. ,1 ~~~f.h! 1944 by Leon.rd San10ne, di,trib1.1ted by C1mp Newsp,pet Servi<•
Pr-otestant Services He'd got himself a sailor suit, ! "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE"
', Cary Grant Peter Lorre
At both the 0930 and 1030 serv- So he could be like me.
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ices in the Treasure Island Chapel ,,,r~-v,~·- ~ -- ,11 Goldie Locks and the Jiving Bears
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Sunday, October 15, the Chapel And my little daughter ~ ~J~ Tuesday, October 17
Burst right out in tears. ~~ v...,.,,_,.;t,, '\~ l• wi,~ .... ,;.~ -~·
Choir will sing the anthem "Open ~ H.V\,~·t·. -~--->;. "GOING MY WAY"
Our Eyes" (Macfarlane) and the She was oh, so happy 1}P7_t1~ Bing Crosby Rise Stevens
Jubilee Singers, Treasure Island's Just to have me near. On Our Way to Reno
colored choir, will sing as a special My wife and baby were happy too. Wednesday-Thursday, Oct. 18 &. 19
- w. 1~~1~r?.i~\t " EVER SINCE VENUS"
number "He Will Remember Me" You could see it in their eyes.
(Bartlett). Special organ music by I tried to be a hard old men, Ina Ray Hutton Ann Savage
Ross McKee Sp2c(W) will inclu.de But damn me, 1 had to cry. l1=~],,-~J This is America No. 10
selections from Tannhauser and :-,-- .JJr... / l Hollywood G.I .. Joe
from Lohengrin (Wagner) and So let's hurry, time is wasting. i)1 ~i¢',~ 1
"Hosanna" (Wachs). Let's defeat our enemies. l-.~IG,,,>' Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20 &. 21
"Where Is God ? " will be the We're tired and want to go home ]~~,· "RAINBOW ISLAND"
topic of the 1030 sermon by Chap- again Dorothy Lamour Eddie Bracken
lain H. G. Gatlin and Chaplain To be with our families. Monkey Business Fox News
Walter J . Davis will speak at 0930.
-WALTER L. CARPENTER S2c
For the past six months the Football Schedule
reception room at the Chapel has meetings at Sampson, N. Y. Serv-
been the setting every Wednesday icemen's League meetings will con- 41 October 14- U.C. vs College of
evening for Christian Fellowship, tinue each Wednesday at 1830 and Pacific at Berkeley - Servicemen
prayer, Bible study, and singing at all service personnel are welcome. $1.20.
the 1830 meetings of the Christian Catholic Services October 15 - Alameda Coast
Servicemen's League, conducted by Throughout the remainder of the ,,,,J~~f~ Guard vs Fourth Air Force---Serv-
Chaplain Walter J . Davis. Sponsor- month of October there will be icemen free.
TKANl:~,-o:,
ship of the group has now been Rosary Devotions each weekday CPL- LEN Z:INS e~G, ITAL',' October 21- U.S. vs Fleet City a t
turned over to Chaplain George E. evening in the Small Chapel begin- ": .. but I do not see Meecky Mouse!" ( ~i Berkeley- Servicemen 95 cents.
Thomas, who previous to duty at ning at 1830 and lasting approxi- October 28- U.C. vs Washington
Treasure Island conducted similar mately 25 minutes. U . at Berkeley- Servicemen $1.20.