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PAGE 6 THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1944
CHAPEL • Huskey to Lead T. I.

DIVINE SERVICES ing o·P~ ~,~:s mov1~t
TREASURE ISLAND Boxing Team in Fistic %-~
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Spindle-legged, wiry Nathanial
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For Saturday, August 5 mond Belt Amateur championships
.G.S Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
USO CLUB- 111 O'Farrell Street scheduled August 18 and 25 in
(GA 7377)- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., A simple way to prevent secret Civic Auditorium. · - COMING ATTRACTIONS -
daily employment bureau, "G.I. treaties would be to employ wom- "Ski" Dynkowski, capable coach Continuous Show Starting at 1700
Jobs"; 9 a .m. to 10:30 p.m. en diplomats. of Treasure Island's boxers, has Free Matinee Saturday a11d
canteen open; 8 p.m., victory submitted the names of ten boys, Sunday at 1400
Protestant concert with Anna Louise David;
8 unda y Wonhip Services-0930 a nd 1030 A boot, stopped short by a lieu- six of whom will compete in the
H oly Commu nion ( Sunday )- 11 30 rhumba lessons with Gladys; senior class. l:>unday and Monday
Catholic tenant for failing to salute, was
Sunday Masses-0630, 0720 and 0820 dance. asked him name. "Mortimer Mon- Huskey is mentioned at the top August 6 and 7
W eekday Masses-0645 (Small Chapel ) USO CLUB-989 Market Street because he is by far the greatest "THE GREAT MOMENT"
Sa turday Confessions-1130-2000 roe Lundberg," the boy blurted.
(Small Chapel ) (GA 8671)- 7:45 p.m., movie- "Say •sir' when- you speak to amateur lightweight to appear in Joel McCrea Betty Field
W eekd ay Confessions- daily before Mass "Sweet Rosie O'Grady." northern California in years. -ALSO-
F'rom 0680 to 2000 (Chapel Offi ce ) an officer, sailor."
' .Jewish USO - APOSTLESHIP OF 'l'HE The recruit corrected himself Since he joined the Navy Huskey
Sunday Serdc...--0830 Chapel Recept ion SEA- Fr e mont and Harrison has not been defeated in tourna- USO SHOW
Room snappily, "Sir Mortimer Monroe
Streets (GA 7845)-11 a.m., ment competition. Monday
YERBA BUENA ISLAND open house ; 8 p.m., dancing Lundberg." In the Examiner's Golden uloves 1830 August 7
Protestant
1-iirnday Worshi p Ser\•ice-08~0 T heatre under auspices of Apostleship of of last year, Huskey proved to be "ALL IS WELL"
Catholic the Sea. "Darling," she confided, "if the outstanding fighter in the
Sunday Mass - 0915 1.' hea t re
C'onfessions in Chaplain' s Offi ce at 0845 USO CLUB - 1530 Buchanan marry you, I'll lose my job." tournament. He thrilled fans with
Street ( WE 8720) - 5:30 p.m . "But why can't we keep ou r his speed, boxing and punching. T·uesday
U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL August 8
Protestant gym open for games; 6:30 p.m., marriage a secret?" protested the However, he is not the only
f-<und ny W orship Servic...--1 000 Classroom quiet games; '/ p.m., record ardent though practical swain. topnotcher on the Treasure Island "I LOVE A SOLDIER"
Catholic Paulette Goddard Sonnie Tufts
Sunday ) fa,sses-0630 an d 0900 Class- hDur ; 8:30 p.m., danc-e, "Bilge- "We could-" and she hesitated. squad. James Alexander, Golden
r oom -ALSO-
W eekd ay }lasses-064-:) Classr oom water Septet Orchestra" from "But suppose we should have a Gloves welterweight king, is an-
Confession s-Saturda y .1800 -J 900 Class- Alameda Naval Air Station. baby?" other standout. Charley Perkins,
r oom USO SHOW
For Sunday, August 6 "Oh, we can tell the baby, of featherweight, is a smooth ·work-
WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES Tuesday
Monday-B ible Study Group 1800 (Ch ap- USO CLUB- 111 O'Farrell ~treet course." man and a stiff left hook puncher. 1830
el R eception Room) (GA 7377)-9 a .m. to 9 p.m., Dynkowski is high on his new
Tuesd ay- Chr istian S cience Group 1800 daily employment bureau, "G.I. middleweight, H a r r y Maronski. "ALL IS WELL"
( Chap el R eception R oom) EVOLUTION .. .
Tuesday - H oly Name Society J 915 Jobs" ; 9 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m., waf- The latter is a rough and ready
(Small Chapel ) fle breakfast; 10:30 a.m., sing fellow who throws plenty of leath- Wednesday and Thursday
VVP.dnesday - Ser vicemen 's Christian
around the piano in canteen ; ar-
er. In the heavier divisions, he
L eague 1830 (C h ape I Reception p.m. dance ~ 4:30 to 10:30 p.m. ~ August 9 and 10
Room) rangements for home dinners; 3 has Scott Chapman at 175 pounds "SUMMER STORM"
T hursday - C h ape I Choir Rehearsal
(Chapel Gallery ) 1630 and Harold Fortner, senior heavy- George Sanders Linda Darnell
F riday - W AV E Singers Rehear sal canteen open ; 4:30 p.m., devo- weight. -ALSO-
(Chap el Recep tion Room) 1630-1800
~' riday - Mormon Study Group 1900 tional music and hymn singing; Four will fight in the novice Thursday
( Chap el Reception Room) 6- p.m., informal discussion class. Two-,George Teagie, 147,
Sa turday - Oatholic Choir RelH'arsal group - Prof. Holland Roberts, ~ . and Manuel Cooper, 135- are August 10
l 000-1200
"The S o v i e t- in War and
All TREASURE ISLAND Personnel a re Peace" ; 8 p.m ., portrait sketch- - known to the followers of the Phil Sapiro's
eligible. ~ . sport. Both competed in previous VARIETY STAGE SHOW
ing; dance; your fortune-told by ,c=:7 - tournaments. The newcomers are
Chapel Activities Veronica. Sam Maddera, heavyweight, and Friday and Saturday
USO CLUB- 989 Market Street Luther Burke, light heavyweight.
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Corporal E. McDuffie, of the (GA 8671)- 5:30 p.m., vespers ; ~ along the line coaches and August 11 and 12
400th A. A. F. Base Unit in San 8 p.m., "singspiration"; 9 p.m., instructors are getting their men "WING AND A PRAYER"
Don Ameche Dana Andrews
Francisco, will be guest soloist at refreshments. ready for the big show. Entry
the Treasure Island Chapel Sun- USO - APOSTLESHIP OF THE blanks can be obtained through Al· Treasure Island Theatre No. 2
day, August 6. At both 0930 and SEA - Fremont and Harrison Sandell, boxing commission office,
1030 services, he will be heard in Streets (GA 7~45) - 9 a.m., Civic Auditorium, or The Examin- Sunday and Monday
the tenor solo, "How Lovely Are Mass ; 9:30 a~m ., communion er S p o r t s Department, Hearst August 6 and 7
Thy Dwellings" (Liddle). T h e breakfast served by Catholic Building, Third and Market streets. "DOUBLE INDEMITY"
Chapel Choir will sing the anthem, Ladies Aid Presidents' Club; 11 The absent-minded professor Barbara Stanwyck
"Awake My Glory" (Iliffe) , at a.m., open house; 8 p.m., danc- was having a physical examina- "Conductor! Help me off the Fred MacMurray
both services. At 0930, Chaplain ing. · tion.
Robert W. Butler will speak on USO CLUB - 1530 Buchanan "Stick out your tongue," com- train." Tuesday
the subject, "Let's Think Things Street (WE 8720)- 9 a.m., java manded the doctor, "and say "Sure thing, lady." August 8
Over Again" and at 1030 the ser- breakfast; 10 a.m., biking party; 'ah!' " "You see, I'm stout, and I have "COBRA WOMAN"
mon by Chaplain H . G. Gatlin will 11 a .m., attend tae church of "Ah," obeyed the professor. to get off the train backwards; Jon Hall Maria Montez
be titled "There Go The Ships." your choice-; 4:30 p.m., vespers ; "It looks all right," nodded the .the porter thinks I'm getting -on
Special organ music by Ross Mc- 5 :30 p.m., tea served in the Ii- M. D., " but why the postage and gives me a shove on again. Wednesday and Thursday
Kee, Sp(W)3c, will include "Air brary; 6:;:io p.m. music of the stamp'! " I'm five stations past my destina- August 9 and 10
From The Overture in D" (Bach) masters; 8:30 p.~ .• movies. "Oh-ho," said the professor'. "So tion now." "THIS IS THE LIFE"
and "Triumphal March" (Grieg) . ARMY AND NAVY YMCA-USO that's where I left it! '' Donald O'Connor Susanna Foster
At 1430, special services will be - 166 The Embarcadero- IO a. Mrs. Rumstead had been to her
held in the Chapel for approxi- m. to 5 p.m., swimming pool WAVE: "I don't mind your I weekly club meeting, so her hus- Friday and Saturday
mately four hundred guests of the open ; 9:30 a.m., Java Club-- making love to me, but can't you band knew he was in for an ear- August 11 and 12
WAVES of the United States coffee and doughnuts and inter- be a little more subtle?" ful of neighborhood gossip. "SECRET COMMAND"
Navy. Catholic women will be esting discussion ; 12 to 2 p.m., Salty: "Subtle! On a six-hour "Everyone in town is talking," I Carole Landis Pat O'Brien
addressed by Chaplain L. R. "talk a le tter home"; 3:30 p.m., pass?" reported the wife, "about the
Schmieder in the Small Chapel and Music of the' Masters w i th . Jones' quarrel. Some are taking
Chaplain H . G. Gatlin will meet Georgiana Gremnes; 5 p.m., Navy Wife: "When we were his part and some hers." I Lost and Found
with the Protestants in the Large organ concert in the lounge, re- first married you said I had a "And, I suppose," replied Mr. The following lost and found
Chapel. The Chapel Choir and corded; 6 :30 p.m., music hour, shape like a beautiful sleek ship." Rumstead grimly, "a few eccen-
articles have been reported to the
Corporal McDuffie will repeat Natsoulas Sisters; 7 :30 p.m., CBM: "Yeah, but your cargo tric individuals are minding their
Security Office located at the
their performances and in addi- vesper service; 8-:15 p.m., party shifted." own business."
Security Office Building No. 222.
tion, the WA VE Singers of Trea- time in the lounge-refresh-
LOST- 15 wallet s, 3 h andbags, 2 iden·
sure Island will be heard in a ments served by Ladies Activi- SaHor: "I like your form." I Observes Salty Sam: "You can t ification bracelets, 2 suitcases, l
w a tch, 1 album, 1 bedding roll, keys.
special anthem, "The . Silent Sea" ties Committee - Junior Hos- Girl: "Must we go all over that never tell how a girl will turn out FOUND-11 w allets, 1 ditty bag, 1
(Neidlinger) . tesses. again?" until her folks turn in." handbag, 1 w a t ch , 1 jack et , 1 iden tifi ·
cation bracelet, 1 flag, 1 book.
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