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Navy Cross Given Valiant -Marine For
Extraordinary Heroism Under Heavy Fire

This nation's second highest com- r-egarding the enemy positions, ac-
bat award, the Navy Cross, was curately directed their fire, and
pr-esented to Cpl. Jacob H. McDan- controlled their movements until
iel, USMC, for bravery in action the enemy forces were destroyed ~;~~~.~~l£1!Lec
against the enemy during the in- and the infantry had secur-ed its
vasion of Guam, Marianas Islands objective. His relentless fighting
last y-ear. Th e citation was spirit and outstanding devotion to
read by Major C. R. Milham, Ma- duty were in keeping with the CHAPEL • • • •
rine Commanding Officer of Treas- highest tradition of the United Divine Services New Movie mov1c.t
ure Island, at recent citation cere- I States Naval Service." Treasure and Verba Buena Islands
moni-es held on this naval base. Approximat-ely 22 Treasure Is- Schedule
Cpl. McDaniel's service as set land bluejackets were summoned ~sr1-~
MATINEES SUNDAY ~
by Commander, U. S. Naval Train- ~ I I ?
All Three T. I. Theatres at 1400
ing and Distribution Center to re- ""' ~ ·, ~ L
__::-) I ,. '"• ... 11 ,._ .. - J ::- • • ..
ceive citations and awards. Their * SHOWS - '-= - .
names follow: EVENING
All Three Theatres Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
Leong Jin Chun, RT2c, Bronze
- Fi rst Show at 1745- Last Showing Today
Star Medal; J. W. Marchand, Cox, - Second Show 1945 -
Bronze Star Medal ; Lt. J . W. Cum- "ROUGH, TOUGH AND READY"
mins, Presid-ential Unit Citation; Chester Morris Victor McLaglan
(Theatre doors * are opened 15
J. R. Vandal, SK3c, Presidential * * *
minutes before starting time, Sunday, April 15
Unit Citation ; Ens. William B. Protestant and at the end of the first show
Sharp of Public Works, China Serv- Sunday Worship Services- 0930 and 1030 CHARLES COOPER-CONCERT
Sunday, Holy Communion, 1130 (Chapel) theatres will be emptie'Cl of per- PIANIST
ice Medal; Lt. W . W. German, Com- Sunday Worship Service--1030 Theatre
No. 3: sonnel and refilled with those One Performance- 1330
ipendation; Alfred G. Benjamin,
Catholic wishing to attend the second
Sp(F)lc, Commendation; F. A. P er- Weekday Masses-0630 and 1800 (Small * * *
kins, Sp(F)lc, Commendation; Lt. Chapel) show) Sun.-Mon., Apri I 15, 16
Sunday Masses-0630, 0'720, 0820
0. A. Phipps; Roy A. Abbqtt, Slc; (Chapel) "SAL TY O'R_OURKE"
Sunday lliass-1030 (Theatre No. 1)
R. E . Cyphers, RM3c ; 0. E. Davis, Weekday Confessions-Daily in the Small Alan Ladd Gail Russell
GM3c; and Ralph A. Klawitter, Slc Chapel, Saturday 1400 to 2000. Lost and Found * * *
-all received the Purple Heart Jewish Tuesday, April 17
Gear and articles bearing the
Award. Saturday-Jewish Service--1300 Hospital following names ·have been turned "HIGH POWERED"
Chapel
Of the 22 men cited, nine were Sunday Service--0830 Chapel Reception Robert Lowery Phyllis Brooks
Room in to the lost and found property
from the R eceiving Ship. Each re- Mormon * * *
NAVY CROSS-"For extraordin- ceived the Purple Heart. Th-ey are Sunday Study Group-0930 (Theatre bureau located in the Security Of- Wed.-Ttrurs., -April 18, 19
ary heroism in action against the No. 2.) fice, Building No. 222. This prop- "BILLY ROSE'S DIAMOND
enemy on Guam," Marine Corporal William L. Parker, StM2c; E . B. U. S. NA:VAL HOSPITAL erty will be return-ed to the own-
Jacob H. McDaniel was :!lwarded Heimer, Sp(F)3c; Morrison Barley, Protestant ers upon proper id~ptification. _HORSESHOE"
the Navy Cross by Captain H. E. StMlc; Ralph E. Hilt, SM3c; Ray Sunday Worship Service-1000 Hospital Betty Grable Dick H aymes
Schonland, Chief Staff Officer, in K. McKay, Slc; G. E. Miller, Flc; Chapel R. T. Murray, A. B. · Stone, J. L.
a military ceremony here. Catholic Henry, L. C. Montgomery, E. F. * * *
G. W. Wallace, CY; Albert Skroch, Fri.~Sat., April 20, 21
Sunday Masses-0630 and_ 0900 Hospital Gibson, W . D. Smith, A. Thomas,
CBMA; and W.W. Cox, Slc. Chapel "WITHOUT LOV.E"
forth in the citation· written by Weekday Masses-0645 Hospital Chapel G. B. Olson, G. Goxiolo, R. M. Cur- Spencer Tracy Katharine Hepburn
General Smith, Marine Commander Confessions-Saturday 1800' 1900 Hospital nutt, E. A. Moore, T. A. McCona-
Chapel
in Chief for the Pacific, follows: tha, V. R. Branley, R. P. Butler, I Treasure Island Theatre No. 2
PRE-EMBARKATION CENTER
"For extraordinary heroism in U-Boats Now Recharge Protestant W. W. Weatherby, C. E . Newton, Last showing Tonight
action against the enemy while Daily and Sunday Worship Services-1430 M. E . Anderson. , "KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY"
(Ship's Service Library)
serving as a m-ember of a mortar While Below Surface Christian Servicemen's League - 1900 The below listed articl-es were re-
platoon of a rifle company during Sunday ported as being lost: Lana Turner Larain-e Day
the attack on Guam, Marianas Is- The Germans have fitted t heir Catholic 6 wallets, 1 handbag, 1 bank * * *·
lands, on the morning of 26 July, submarines wit!1 special extensible Daily nnd Sunday Masses-1600 (Ship's book, travelers' checks. Sun.-Mon., April 15, 16
Service Library)
1944. Cpl. McDaniel's company was air intak-e and air exhaust stacks WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES "COUNTER ATTACK"
Monday of the Month) 1800 (Small I
Paul Muni
attacking with tanks which were which permit them to recharge Monday-Blessed Virgin Sodality (First I Marguerite Chapman
drawing heavy fire from hostile batteries without coming to the * * *
Chapel.) WA N f A D S
mortars, rifles, and machine guns. surface, it was recently declared Tuesday-Organ R ecital (Hospital Chapel) Tuesday April 17
1215-1300
,
When the man directing the attack by Hanson Baldwin, "New York Tuesday-Wave Singers Rehearsal (Chapel :----------------.! "BETRAYAL FROM THE EAST"
T
Reception Room-) 1630·1800.
of the tanks with a radio became Times" military commentator. Tuesday.:......Miraculous .Medal .Novena, 1830 LOST- Maroon Ever.sharp pencil L ee racy Nancy Kelly
a casualty from the heavy enemy These stacks act like a periscope (Large Chapel.) • )(-
Tuesda_Y-Chri'l}1an .Science Group l800 engraved with name, "W. P. ~ ¥
fir-e, Cpl. McDaniel, who was nearby, and cr-eate very little more wake (Chapel Reception Room). Langenberg." If found contact Wed.-Thurs., April 18, 19
immediately and on his own initia- than one. They permit the sub- Tuesday - Holy Name Society 1915 owner at Bks. 20 Co. 68 RMS " THE HORN BLOWS AT
(Small Chapel)
tive, voluntarily took up the radio marines to cruise at periscope \Vednesday - Christian Servicemen's . ' ' ' MIDNIGHT"
League 1830 (Ch ape 1 Reception or brmg to Th-e Masthead office.
and continued to direct the attack of depth or even deeper almost in- Room) Jack Benny Alexis Smith
the tanks and the infantry support- definitely. Thursday - Chapel Choir Rehearsal
(Chapel Gallny) 1800 Send The Masthead Home * * *
ing them. With complete disregard "The submarine's d e fen s iv e Fridav-WAvP Rini;,Prs Rehearsal (Chapel Fri.-Sat., April 20, 21
for his own safety, he continued to Reception Room) 1800 · "A ROYAL SCANDAL"
qualities are thus improved," states Friday - Mor111on Study Group 1900
direct the tanks for a period of Mr. Baldwin, "but the enemy h_as ( Chapel Gallery.) Anne Baxter Tallulah Bankhead
about two hours, during which time not yet been able to exploit this YERBA BUENA ISLAND Week!y Gym Schedules Treasure Island Theatre No. 3
Protestant
he killed four Japanese who at- device to increase his offensive Sunday Worship SPrvice--0930 Theatre
Gym Schedule-No. 1
tempted to attack the tanks with strength to any extent, for our Catholic Last Showing Today
Sunday Mass-0830 Theatre Skating-1300-1600 and 1800-
demolitions. Shortly after this ac- underwater sound detectors and Sunday Confessions in Theatre Office - "A SONG TO REMEMBER"
0800 2100. Merle Oberon Paul Muni
tion, he was wounded by hostile other detection devices make it All Service Personnel Are Welcome. Bowling-0800-2100.
mortar fire. Cpl. McDaniel gave di-fficult for a submarine to pen-e- Boxing-0800-2100. * * *
the tanks invaluable information t r.ate a convoy's screen." Ping Pong-0800-2100. Sun.-Mon., April 15, 16
"GOD IS MY CO-PILOT"
At The Chapel ... Badminton-0800-2100. Dennis Morgan Raymond Massey
Body Building-0800-2100.
~;~ ,j,,,~t:;i.i-\~c - ··, . .,_ artist with the Cleveland Opera Handball- 0800-2100. Tuesday, April 17
* * *
Protestant Services
Basketball-0800-2100
Anthony E . Cirino, Flc, a former
" SEE MY LAWYER"
Volleyball-0800-2100
Company and at present a patient Trampoline-0800-2100 Olsen & Johnson Grace McDonald
at the Naval Hospital at Treasure Tumbling-0800-2100 * * *
Island, will be soloist at both 0930 Judo- 0800-2100 Wed.-Thurs., April 18, 19
and 1030 s-ervices Sunday, April 15, Tennis-0800-2100 "IT'S A PLEASURE"
in the Treasure Island chapel sing- Swimming - 0800-1500, week Sonja Henie Michael O'Shea
ing "Open the Gates of the Temple" days, Warfare Aquatics; 1500- * * *
(Knapp). At the same services the 1600, week days, Officers only; Fri.-Sat., Apri I 20, 21 ,
chapel choir will sing "Hark, Hark, 1600-1800, week days, Colored "THE CLOCK"
My Soul" (Shelley) . personnel; 1100-1500, Saturday, Judy Garland Robert Walker
Recreational swimming for Col-
The sermon by Chaplin H. G.
ored personnel. Y~·RBA BUENA MOVIES
Gatlin at 1030 will be on the sub- Sunday-Pool ·secured.
ject of "How Old Are You?" At Shows start at 1715 and 2000
0930 Chaplain Robert K. Staley Gym Schedule-Nq. 2
!.,·· Last Showing Today
will speak on the subject "Faith of Recreational Swimming, .0800- "A SONG TO REMEMBER"
Abraham." 1600, 1700-1900, 2000-2100 (,en- Merle ·Oberon Paul Muni
listed); Saturday, 0800 - 1600;
Catholic Services *"' * *
The 1030 Sunday morning Mass 1700-1900 (enlisted); . Sunday, Sun.-M-on., .April 15, 16
1300-1600, 1700-1800 (enlisted) .
formerly held in Theatre No. 3 is "THE. CLOCK"
Recreational Swimming, 1600~
now observed at the same hour in Judy Garland Robert Walker
Theatre No. 1. 1700, 190Q-2000 ( Officers and
Waves); Saturday, 1600-1700 * * *
Wave Singers (Officers and Waves) ; Sunday, Tuesday,-April 17
The ·wave Singers, one of the 1600-1700 (Officers and Waves). "M-ANPOWER"
chapel musical organizatiqns, will George Raft Edward G. Robinson
Boxing, 0800-2100.
be heard Sunday, April 15, on the Body Building, 0800-2100. * * *
regular Treasure Island broadcast Basketball, 0800-1900. Wed.-Thurs., April 18, 19
_:-:t:,;,, ., _._ .. :, .,: : . ., on KGO at 1115. Memoership in Volley Ball, 0800-2100. "A ROYAL SCANDAL"
this group, which is heard frequent- Tallulah Bankhead Ann-e Baxter
·"/("'"" -~~'t ~ ly at the chapel and on other spe- Badminton, 0800-2100.
,,,,..,,, . . , . u'.~· .':JIC Judo-0800-2100 * * *
cial programs, is open to all Treas- Fri.-Sat., April 20, 21
Tum bling-0800-2100
"JONES, OUR STENCILLING DOES NOT INCLUDE ure Island Waves who wish to sing. "SALTY O'ROURKE"
PHONE Nt.;MBERS Rehearsals are held at the chapel. Trampoline-0800-2100 Alan Ladd Gail Russeii