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BANKING FACILITIES Treasure Island Theatre No.
WESTERN UNION Last Showing Tonight
PosT OFFICE A MEDAL FOR BENNY
Dorothy Lamour A. de Cordova
w AR BOND O FFICE
All 4 services located in Bldg. Sun.-Mon., June 24 and 25
258, Ave. H, near 4th St. THE FIGHTING GUARDSMAN
Protestant Willard Parker Anita Louise
Sunday Worship Services-0930 and 103'l *
Sunday, H oly Communion, 1130 (Chapel)
W. RUSSELL JONES, S1c, Armed Guard Center, is shown with the Sunday Worship Service-1030 Theatre SMALL STORES Tuesday, June 26
finished portraits of Captain Flaherty and Commander Macklain which No. 3. Catholic Bldg. 215, 10th St., between TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS
he completed after a month of sittings. Both portraits will be placed J . Weissmuller Brenda J oyce
in the recreation lounge. Weekday Masses-0630 and 1800 (Small Aves. M and N.
Chapel)
Sunday Masses-0630 and 0820 (Chapel ) Wed.-Thurs., June 27 and 28
Sunday Mass- 1030 (Theatre No. 0 *
Art in N ew York City, he studied W eekday Confessions-Daily in the Small TELEPHONE CENTERS NOB HILL
Veteran Artist of Armed under a European Master for sev- Chapel. Saturday 1400 to 2000. Joan Bennett George Raft
J ewish Recreation Bldg. 263, 9th St.
Guard Finishes Portraits studio. Room. and Ave. H . Fri.-Sat., June 29 and 30
eral years and then opened his own Sunday Service-0830 Chapel Reception
Mormon Bldg. 174, 4th St. and Ave. C. THAT'S THE SPIRIT
Of 'CO' and 'Exe(' A large number of his paintings Sunday Study Group - 0930 (Theatre ( Band Circle) Jack Oakie Peggy Ryan
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and diagrams were exhibited in the No. ·>
W. Russell J ones, Slc, interna- New York World's Fair by auto- u. s . NAVAL HOSPITAL * Treasure Island Theatre No. 2
Protestant
tionally known portrait artist, has mobile manufacturing concerns. Sunday Worship Service-1000 Hospital RAILW A y COACH TICKETS Last Showing Tonight
recently completed the paintings of One of them was a jungle scene Chapel Catholic AIRLINE R ESERVATIONS
Captain Flaherty, commanding offi- with over two hundred and fifty Sunday Masses-0630 and 0900 Hospital TRAVELERS' CHECKS IT'S IN THE BAG
cer, and Commander Macklin, ex- hand-carved animals. Chapel Fred Allen Jack Benny
W eekday Masses-0645 Hospital Chapel INSURANCE
ecutive officer, of the Armed Guard Since his enlistment in the Navy Cotifossions-Saturday 1800-1900 Hospital S·un.-M-on., June 24 and 25
Chapel. Bldg. 174, 4th St. and Ave. C.
Center. The two life-sized portraits he has completed sketches of more , THE TOWN WENT WILD
are done in rich deep colors, and than three hundred combat scenes. PRE-EMBARKATION CENTER Bldg. 221, 11th St., between F. Bartholomew James Lydon
Protestant
will be placed in the recreation Several of them which he sketched Aves. G and H.
Daily , vorship Ser vices- 1430 ( Ship 's Tuesday, June 26
lounge of the Armed Guard Center. at Buna, New Guinea, Guadalcanal, Senice Chapel)
Sunday Worship Service-0700 (Ship's * HONEYMOON AHEAD
The arti_st did them in his spare and the New Hebrides Islands,
Service Chapel) SHIP's SERVICE No. 1
time during the last four weeks. have appeared in national maga- Catholic Allan Jones Grace McDonald
Masses-1600
Jones, who joined the Navy in zines. J ones' latest assignment is a. Daily Chapel (Ship 's Service Bldg. 152, 9th St. and Ave. C. Wed.-Thurs., June 27 a';,d 28
1942, was born thirty-three years series of combat sketches to be Sunday llfass-0600 (-Ship's Service * A MEDAL FOR BENNY
Chapel.
ago in Selma, Ala., and did his first displayed in the Armed Guard rec- SHIP's SERVICE No. 2 Dorothy Lamour A. de Cordova
work at t he age of fifteen. After reation Lounge with the portraits he WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES
llfo.nday-Blessed Virg-in Sodality (First Bldg. 8, 5th St., between Aves.
leaving the Metropolitan School of has just completed. Monday of the Month) 1800 (Small Fri.-Sat., June 2-9 and 30
Chapel) Mand N.
Tuesday-Organ R ecital (Hospital Chap el) THE CORN IS GREEN
1215-1300 Bette Dl),viS John Dall
Admiral Nimitz clearly apparent. In view of this it Tuesday-Miraculous Medal Novena, 1830
(Large Chapel)
is suggested the following action
Tuesday-Christian Science Group, 1800 Treasure Island Theatre No. 3
(Chapel Reception Room)
Sends "SOS" For may improve the situation: Tuesday - Holy Name Society 19 15 Navy to Sponsor Radio Last Showing Tonight
"Obtain blanket d~ferment by (Small Chapel)
Reception Series Depicting War
Wednesday - Christian Servicemen's TWICE BLESSED
Shipyard Workers Selective Service of all skilled ship- League, 1830 ( Chapel Preston Foster Gail P atrick
yard workers in West Coast repair Room)
Thursday - Chapel Choir Rehearsal Role of Blueia(kets
As the result of an urgent plea yards. Ch apel Gallery) 1800 Sun.-Mon.,-June 24 and 25
Friday- Wave Singers Rehearsal (Chap el
from Fleet Admiral Chester W. "Priority be given to repair work R eception Room) 1800 The Navy Department, approving WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE
Friday - Mormon .Study Gr oup, 1900
Nimitz for the return to action in over new construction including (Chapel Gallery) the first network program for pro- Fred MacMurray Joan Leslie
the shortest possible time of battle- maritime. duction by its department, has com-
YERBA BUENA ISLAND Tuesday, June 26
damaged war13hips, the Navy De- "Transport needed repair per- Protestant pleted arrangements to produce and
partment has obtained approval of sonnel fr.om East Coast yards to Sunday Worship Service-0930 Theatr e direct a 26-week series of 30-min- DON JUAN QUILLIGAN
Catholic
policies designed to make more West Coast repair yards." Sunday Mass-0830 Theatre ute programs on the Blue. Network, William Bendix Joan Blondell
workers available on the West High Navy Department authori- Sunday Confessions iu Theatre Office - depicting the activities and achie_ve- (Note-Story on page 1 in ref-
0800
Coast to ship repair. ments of Naval Aviation, Rear Ad- erence to Kay Kyser Show.)
ties immediately conferred with A;LL SERVICE PERSONNEL WELCOME·
Fleet Admiral Nimitz sent the Selective Service Officials and ex- miral H . B. Miller, Director of the Wednesday, June 27
following message: plained the extraordinarily urgent Office of Public Relations, an- THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG ,
"Warships damaged in action or situation. As a result, Selective nounced today. CHARMS
ordered to Navy Yards for over- Service H eadquarters on May 21 At_ The Chapel ... The program, which is the first Robert Young Laraine Day
step in plans to bring to the public
haul work are needed again in com- authorized State Directors in Cali- USO Stage Show-1900
Protestant Services wider coverage of the Navy's par-
bat in the shortest possible time. fornia, Oregon and Washington to SUNTAN REVIEW
That delay in repairing these ships postpone the induction of skilled The Chapel Quartet will be ·ticipation in the war, will be broad-
heard in a special musical number cast in the evening, beginning some-
is unavoidable in view of insufficient workers in Pacific Coast ship repair at both 0930 and 1030 services in time this summer. Thursday, J-une 28
. the Treasure Island Chapel Sun- CHARMS
manpower in West Coast yards is yards. THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG
day, 24 June, singing "How Beau- I . W A N T A D S I Robert Young Laraine Day
WHO WOIJlDN'T 8IJ1 II BOND 1. •• tiful Is Thy Dwelling Place"
(Brahms). At the same services •-------------- USO Stage Show-1715-2000
the Chapel Choi·r Wl'll si·ng "How LOST: Pair of sun glasses in base- BROADWAY MANEUVERS
Lovely Upon the Mountains" (Har- ball bleachers on June 12- in Fri.-Sat., June 29 and 30
ker). leather case marked "I. Miller THE TOWN WENT WILD
"Ultimate Realities" will be the & Sons." Call Bill Morkan, ex- F . Bartholomew J ames Lydon
title of the sermon at 1030 by tension 76. VISITS TO TREASURE ISLAND
Chaplain H. G. Gatlin. At 0930
LOST: Black and gold P arker pen- 1800 to 1830 Friday O!llY
Chaplain James A . Alley will speak
cil with name "Charles Wallach."
"On Doing More Than Is Ex- Lost near Ship's Service No. 1.
pected." YERBA BUENA MOVIES
Return to The Masthead office.
Theatre No. 3 La_st Showing Tonight
Chaplain Edward M. Reighard WANTED: Automobile; anything "DON JUAN QUILLIGAN"
will speak Sunday at 1030 in Thea- that runs. Contact The Masthead, Joan Blon dell William Bendix
extension 69.
tre No. 3 on the subject, "Yes, Sun.-M-on., June 24 and 25
But-". Special music at the service FOR SALE: Diamond engagement "THE CORN IS GREEN"
in the theatre will be by the Treas- ring; real bargain. Contact Lt. Bette Davis John Dall
ure Island Jubilee Choir. Paul L. Anderson on PYC 11.
Tuesday, June 26
Organ Recitals Wednesdays
WANTED: Furnished apartment "A GUY NAMED JOE"
Organ recitals by Allan Gastren,
by Navy lieutenant. Call The Spencer Tracy Irene Dunne
PhM2c, are open to all hands at Masthead, extension 69.
the Treasure Island Hospital Wednesday, June 27
Chapel every Wednesday at 1215 WANTED: Housekeeper, prefer- "TWICE BLESSED"
and again at 1400. The program an- ably the wife of a serviceman. Preston Foster Gail Patrick
nounced for Wednesday 27 June Large spacious room, board and "BROADWAY MANEUVERS" ~
includes: some stipend. Contact Lt. L. D. USO Show - 1930
Prelude and Fugue in G Minor Boshes, Yerba Buena Island : Thursday, June 28
Garfield 3169, Extension 103. At
(Little) .... . ............. Bach "TWICE BLESSED"
Home: Overland 8521.
Gavotte (Suite in D Major) . . Bach Preston Foster Gail P atrick
ANXIOUS TO SEE THEIR RMS TOTAL GO OVER THE TOP, Waves
and sailors at Radi-o Materiel sign up f.or their contributi-ons to the Be Thou But N ear (Chorale) . . Bach Andante Cantabile (5th Symphony) Fri.-Sat., June 29 and 30
"Mighty Seventh" War Loan Drive at the activity's bond booth. RMS Sketch in C Minor ...... Schumann Tschaikowsky "IT'S IN THE BAG"
sales now total $21 ,500.00. A Netherland Folk Song .Jan Zwart March Slav ... . .... Tschaikowsky Fred Allen Jack Benny