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T. I. Waves Assigned to

• • Weekly Gym Schedules
Divine Services ·
Gym Scherlule-No. 1
Treasure and Verba Baena Islands
Skating- 1300-1600 and 1800-
2100.
·Rowling-0R00-?100.
Boxing-0800-2100.
Ping Pong- 0800-2100.
Badminton-0800-2100.
Body Building-0800-2100. Treasure Island Theatre No. 1
Handb<1ll- 0800-'" ""
Swimming - 1300-1600 (en- Continuous Show Starting at 1700
listed personnel). Matinee Saturday & Sunday at 1400
2000-2100, Sat. 1800-1900
Last Time Today-Saturday
Protestant Sun. 1700-1800 ( colored per
Sunday Worship Services-0930 and 1030 "DESTINY"
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THESE SEVEN Treasure Island Waves are among the first to receive Sunday, Holy Communion, 1130 (Chapel) sonnel), 1600-1700 and 1900
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orders to report to the Naval Training and Distribution Center, Shr'e- Sunday Worship Servic&--0900, Theatre 2000 r oflkers). S::it. ann Sun Sun.-Mon., Jan. 21 and 22
maker, Calif., prior to being assigned duty in the Fourteenth Naval Dis- No. 3. 1700-1830 (non-swimmers).
Catholic
trict. Left to right: Eloise B. Nor, SKD2_c, 3435 Rhoda Avenue, Oakland, Sunday ?.fasses-0630, 0720, 0820 · "BELLE OF THE YUKON"
Calif.; Jessie Himelfarb, SKD2c, 3940 Penhurst Avenue, Baltimore, Md. ; (Chapel) Gym Schedule-No. 2 Randolph Scott Gypsy Rose Lee
Alvah M. Ainsworth, Sp(S)2c, 94 Prospect Street, Beacon, New York; ~unday ?.lass-1030 (Theatre No. 3) Recreational· Swimming, 0800-
Maggie L. Harwell, Y1c, Stamford, Tex.; Pauline Larsen, Y1c, 220 N. Weekday Masses-0630 (Small Chapel) * * *
Reception Room. 1500, 1700-1900, 2000-2100 (en- Tuesday, January 23
6th W., Brigham City, Utah; Mina M. Gerrie, Y1c, 769 Santa Rosa Street Weekday Confessions-Daily before Mas, 'isted); Saturday, 0800 - 1600 "TAHITI NIGHT"
San Luis Obispo, Calif.; and Betty A. Case, SKD2c, 108 Garfield Street, and from 0630 to 2000 ( Chapel Of•
Fort Collins, Colo. fice) 1700-1900 (enlisted); Sunday Jinx Falkenberg Dave O'Brien
Tuesday-Holy Name Society 1915
.(Small Chapel) 1300-1600, 1700-1800 (enlisted). *. * *
Jewish Recreational Swimming, 1600- Wed.-Thurs., :Jan. 24 and 25
DD Pool Men Lauded Leave Rations of Gas Saturday-Jewish &rvic&--1300 Hospital 1700, 1900-2000 ( Officers and "FAREWELL, MY LOVELY"
Chapel
~und11y :s.rvice-0830 Chapel Reception Waves); Saturday, 1600-1700 Dick Powell Ann Shirley
F Jr Gentlemanly Conduct Issued to Servicemen Room Mormon (Officers and Waves); Sunday,
'ltudy Group Meeting 0930 Theatre No. 2 * * *
Tin-can sailors may be salty guys, Leave rations of gas are issued U. S. NAVAL HOSPITAL 1600-1700 (Officers and Waves). !'"ri.-Sat., Jan. 26 and 27
Protestant
but they are also gentlemen .... to service personnel on leave of ~unday Worship Service-0900 Hospital Boxing, 0800-2100. "THE THREE CABALLEROS"
Chapel Body Building, 0800-2100. Walt Disney Feature
A letter received from the Mount three days or more. Gas rations are
Catholic Basketball, 0800-1900.
Zion Hospital of San Francisco not issued to personnel on pass or Sunday Masses-0630 and 0900 Hospital Treasure Island Theatre No. 2
Chapel Volley Ball, 0800-2100.
proved this when the Cadet Nurses liberty even though for three days
Weekday Masses-0645 Hospital Chapel
of the hospital expressed their ap- or more. One gallon is allowed for Confessions-Saturday 1800-1900 Hospital Badminton, 0800-2100. '::ontinuous Show Starting at 1800
Chapel
preciation for the gentlemanly con- each day up to a total not to exceed
PRE-EMBARKATION CENTER Last Time Today-Saturday
duct of the men from the DD Pool 30 gallons on any leave.
Protestant "DARK WATERS"
who attended the New Year's Eve '!unday Worship Service - 1000 Ship's
Personnel traveling from one Service Library
Dance at the Mount Zion Hospital. military establishment to another Christian Servicemen's League - 1900 * * *
Sunday 3un.-Mon., Jan. 21 and 22
who are granted a delay are eligibll." Protestant Communion - 1100 Daily I had a girl "GUEST IN THE HOUSE"
"Protestant ·Chapel''
Lost and Found for gas rations if such delay is for iunday Mass - 0900 Ship's Serv!c~ Her name was Nellie A.nne Baxter Ralph Bellamy
three days or longer. Library She fell in the ·ocean
The following lost and found Catholic * * *
articles have been reported to the An application must show that a ,nnday Mass - 0900 Ship's Service Up to her knees. Tuesday, January 23
Library
Security Office, located in Building vehicle is available for his use. The Daily Mass-1615 Ship's Service Library (It doesn't rhyme because it "LET'S GO STEADY"
State Registration Certificate or wasn't deep enough where Tackie Moran Pat Parrish
No. 222. WEEKLY CHAPEL ACTIVITIES
Mileage Ration Record of the car lfonday-Blessed Virgin S"dality 1830 she fell in.)
LOST-19 wallets, 1 seabag, 1 peacoat, 1 is regarded as sufficient evidence of . Recreation Room. ' * * *
watch, 2 cigarette lighters, 1 duffle bag, ruesday-Miraculous Medal Novena, 1830 Ned.-Thurs., Jan. 24 and 25
1 pen, travelers' checks, Gover11ment availability. Small Chapel * * * " BLONDE FEVER"
check. ruesday-Christian Science Group 1800 ' The, teacher was finding it rather
------------ Applicant is required to show (Chapel Reception Room) Phillip Dorn Mary Astor
FOUND-1 railroad ticket, 18 wallets, 1 leave authorization. All applicationr ruesday - Holy Name Society 1915 difficult to teach Johnny to proper
suitcase, 4 handbags, 2 seabags, 1 cig• ( Small Chapel~ pronunciation of the word "feet." * * *
arette lighter, 1 I D bracelet, 1 shaving should be made on form OP A R-552 .Vednesday - Christian Servicemen's :=ri.-Sat., Jan. 26 and 27
kit, 1 pair gloves. League 1830 ( C h a p e 1 Reception Finally she thought of using an ex-
and should show: Room) "HERE COME THE WAVES"
The purpose for which a gasoline Thursday ~ <'hapel Choir Rehearsal ample and said: "Johnny, what har Betty Hutton Bing Crosby
(Chanel Gallery) l !WO
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Crosi-Word Answers ration is sought; Friday-Wave Rinp;ers R•hearRBl (Chapel a cow four of that I have onl~•
Reception Room) 1630-1800 two?" At once Johnny replied:
The reason transportation is l"riday - Monnon Study Group 1900 Treasure Island Theatre No. 3
(Chapel Reception Room) "Are you kiddin ? "
needed for this purpose;
YERBA BUENA ISLAND
Other available means of trans• Protestant * * * Continuous Show Starting at 1800
portation and why such means are ¾nday Worship - Rervice-0930 Theatre Linda was attending church for Last Time Today-Saturday
Catholic
not used; and ~unday Mass-0830 Theatre the first time. As the sermon wore "LAKE PLACID SERENADE"
'!unday Confessions in Theatre Office -
The number of miles claimed es- 0800 on, the seven-year-old began tc * * *
sential for the purpose. All Service Personnel Are Welcome. squirm with restlessness. "Sit still," Sun.-Mon., Jan. 21 and 22
said Linda's mother, "and I'll buy "THE SUSPECT"
S2c to Wave: "Pardon me, but you an ice cream cone." Charles Laughton Ella Raines
it's against the rules to· swim here." At The Chapel . Like a little queen Linda en- * * *
I • • :lured the sermon, and when the Tuesday, January 23
Wave: "For P ete's sake, why
didn't you tell me before I · un- Protestant Services '!Ollection plate came around she "SWING HOSTESS"
TREPA dressed?" "The Power of Christian Influ- dropped her nickel in as though shr Martha Tilton Iris• Adrian
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EDAT S2c: "It ain't against the ruler ence" will be the title of a sermon ':lad been to church a hundred times
But before the hour passed, she Wed.-Thurs., Jan. 24 and 25
to undress."
by Chaplain George H. Winn, Jr.,
beganJ:o fidget. "FIGHTING LADY"
9.t the Treasure Island Chapel this Naval Documentary
The Wolf by Sansone Sunday at 0930. At the 1030 Serv- "Mama," she piped up at last Robert Taylor
Con,i&ht 1945 b, Leonard SanJOne. dil,rribured bp C,mp ewsp,pe, StrwKI ice, Chaplain H. G. Gatlin will de- ''the service is lousy here. Let's
rorget it and go someplace else for
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liver the sermon; his -subject will be that ice cream .cone." Fri.-Sat., Jan. 26 and 27
"The Value of Hard Knocks." "NATIONAL VELVET"
, Kenneth Davies, tenor and mem- * * * Mickey Rooney Jackie Jenkins
ber of the San, Francisco Opera "Oh," said Maizie gushingly, " J
Company, will be guest soloist sing- 'lad the most gorgeous time last
ing "O Lord, Most Holy" ( Cesar ,ight. I met a new man and he YERBA BUENA MOVIES
franck). The Chapel Choir, directed i.nvited me to a wonderful dinner Shows start at 1715 and 2000
by Ross McKee, Sp(W)2c, will at his apartment. After dinner, he
sing the anthem "Forever Free" ,howed me a dozen mink coats and Shows start at 1715 and 2000
(Old Dutch Melody) and special 9.sked me to choose one for myself." Saturday, January 20
organ solos by Allan Gastren. "How perfectly adorable," gurgled "LAKE PLACID SERENADE"
PhM2c, will include "Thou Art My '1:yrtle, "and what did you have to Vera H. Ralston Vera Vague
Rock," prelude by the San Fran- io?" "Just shorten the sleeves," * * *
cisco organist and composer Carl said Maizie. Sunday and Monday
Mueller, and "Fugue in G Major" January 21 and 22
(Bach). * * * " NATIONAL VELVET"
Two hillbillies who had never Mickey Rooney Jackie Jenkins
Theatre No. 3 * * *
been on a train before had been
Chaplain William N. Vincent will drafted and were on their way to Tuesday, January 23
speak at Protestant Worship in camp.·A food vendor came into the "COVER GIRL"
Theatre No. 3 this Sunday at 0900 (!ar selling bananas. The two moun- Rita Hayworth Gene Kelly
on "Freedom of Choice." taineers never had seen a banana , * * *
and . each bought one. As c;me of Wednesday and Thursday
them bit into his, the trliin entered * * *
WANT ADS a tunnel. His voice came to his com- January 24 and 25
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panion in the darkness: " HERE COME THE WAVES"
····•····•·················••···· "J ed, have you eaten yours yet?" Bing Crosby Betty Hutton
WANTED-Navy couple to share "Not yet," answered Jed. "Why?" 'Friday, January 26
driving and expenses to Bain- "Well, don't touch it. I've eaten " BELLE OF THE YUKON"
bridge, Md. Reference desired.
Call Los Gatos 457•J. one bite and gone blind!" Randolph Scott Gypsy Rose Lee