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DIVINE SERVICES OPERAT~ONAL
Treasure and Verba Buena Islands
TRAU~:li G SCHOOL

Sports
Last Tuesday, October 23, the Until further notice, mat-
OTS Volleyball team won over inees will be shown at all the-
the Armed Guard team with a atres on week days starting at
final score of 15-1, 15-3. Swea- 1500. Sundays starting at 1400.
ney's defensive playing was out-
Sunday Services standing in the game. Glory was
temporary, however, and due to Tr,easure Island Theatre No. 1
Protestant Worship
Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands bad breaks we lost the finals to
Treasure Island Chapel-0930 and 1030 Radio Materiel school, 15-8, 15-13. Last Showing Tonight
Communion-1130 (Chapel)
Hospital Chapel-1000 "PARIS UNDERGROUND"
Theatre No. 3-1030 * * *
Embarkation Ship's Service Chapel 0700 October 25th was indeed a sad Constance Bennett, Gracie Fields
Yerba Buena Island Theatr-0930
day for Lt. (jg) Miller, for it was
Catholic Masses Sun.-Mon., Nov. 4 and 5
the day our Commanding Officer,
Tree.sure Island Chapel-0630, 0720 and "AND THEN THERE WERE
0820 Commander C. J. McWhinnie,
Theatre No. 1-1030 NONE"
Hospital Chapel-0630 and 0900 more or less took him over at the Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston
Embarkation Ship's Service Ci::apel -
FORTY-FIVE MINUTES OF MUSIC are a regular Wednesday 0600 bowling alleys. The scores read
feature at the Treasure Island hosptial. Seated at the organ is Allan Yerba Buena Island Theatre--0830 something like this: Tuesday, Nov. 6
Gastren, PhM2c, who begins the weekly concert at 1215 sharp. Gas- Confessions ( YB Theatre Office) 0800 First Game: C.O., 152; Lt. (jg) "SHE WENT TO THE RACES"
tr,en. completed_ ~O ~onths overseas and is now attached to the Mormon Study Group Miller, 141.
hosp1ta_l cha_plain s office. He holds a master's degree in music from Theatre No. 2-0930 James Craig Frances Gifford
!he 1:Jniver~1ty of Southern California, has studied his favorite sub- WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES Second Grune;. C.O., 162; Lt.
Ject in Paris and '!"a_s formerly empl-oyed by the city schools of Los Daily-Masses (Small Chapel, Treasure (jg) Miller, 137. Wed., Thurs., Nov. 7 and 8
Angeles as a music instructor. Guests are invited to dr,op in for the Island) 1150 and 1630 Quoth Lt. (jg) Miller: "I want "HOLD THAT BLONDE"
weekly concert and this week's program may be found in the column Daily-Confessions (Small Che.pel, Treas• a rematch! He never laid a glove Eddie Bracken Veronica Lake
of chapel announcements. ure Island)
Dai_ly-Masses (Hos,Pita\ Cha_pel)-0645 on me!"
Oaily- Masses (Embarkation Ship's Fri.-Sat., Nov. 9 and 10
::lervice Chapel) 1600. * * *
Daily -
"TOO YOUNG TO KNOW"
Protestant Worship Service -
NOW IT CAN BE TOLD: AMERICANS AND 1430 (Embarkation Ship's Service Speaking of bowling, and near- Robert Hutton Joan Leslie
Chapel)
Monde.y-Blessed Virgin Soda!ity (First ly everyone is these days, were
Monday of the Month) 1800 (Small
CHINESE HAD OWN UNDERGROUND Tuesday - Miraculous Medal Novena, you aware of the fact that our
Chapel)
18a0 (Large Chapel) Wave · bowling team is holding Treasure Island Theatre N•o. 2
Tuesday-Christian ::lcience Group, 1800 down fourth place in the league?
from the borders of Indo-China to (Chapel Reception Room)
"Friendship" Plan the northern end of the Gobi des- ruesday - Holy Name Society, 1915 They bowl every Tuesday eve-
(::!mall Chapel) Last Showing Tonight
ert, and its ungentle grip was felt Wednesdays - Christian Servicem•n'e ning at 1800, and if you would
Confused Ja ps with emphasis by the north-south Room) 1830 ( Chapel Reception like to see real form, just go over "THAT NIGHT WITH YOU"
League,
Japanese lines along the China Wednesday - Orga.n Recital (Hospital and spectate a while. You may be Franchot Tone Susanna Foster
Chapel) 1215 and 1400
Almost Four Years coast. l'hursd.ay - Chapel Choir Rehearsal lucky enough to see Laura Ferris, Sun.-Mon., Nov. 4 and 5
(Chapel Gallery) 1800 Sp ( G) 2c, bowl another 200 gaine.
This w.eek the U. S. Navy and The information given the 14th Friday-Wave Singers Rehearsal (Chap· She did just that not so very "SPANISH MAIN"
el Reception Room) 1800
the Chinese government let the air force by these behind-the- Friday-MormoJl Study Group, 1830 long ago and took the evening's Paul Henreid Maureen O'Hara
public in on one of the best kept lines fighters enabled the airmen Friday - Jewish Services (Hospital honors.
( Chapel Gallery)
secrets of the war-the operation to lay mine fields in Jap home Chapel) 1900 Tuesday, N-ov. 6
of a U. S. and Chinese under- waters and thus push Jap ship- Saturday-Confessions (Small Chapel, Demobolization "SENORITA FROM THE
Treasure Island) 1400-2000
ground which hazed and confused ping out to sea where our deep daturday-Confessions (Hospital Chap- "F-letcher" imagination run WEST"
el) 1800-1900
the Japanese for almost four water subs could find and finish wild for a moment while we give Alan Jones Bonita Granville
years. It was known as the them. you the story on transfers for Wed.-Thurs., Nov. 7 and 8
"friendship" project and its solid Chennault's "Flying Tigers" AT THE CHAPEL • discharge. We can "Wol-ford" to "THE LOST WEEKEND"
foundation was the ability of Chi- were having trouble locating • • state that many "Peebles" are Ray Milland Jane Wyman
nese and Americans to cooperate :memy columns which slipped Protestant Services leaving for OTS and our good
with satisfying results. The Chi- through some of the isolated wishes go with them, although we Fri.-Sat., Nov. 9 and 10
nese sent members of their Bu- nountain passes of China's many "Learning to do Well" will be are a little envious. "O-shier", "PARIS UNDERGROUND"
the title of the sermon by Chap- some of us will be here to carry
reau of Investigation and Statis- .nountain ranges. Saco gave them Constance Bennett, Gracie Fields
lain H. G. Gatlin in the Treasure on, but when -you lucky 41-point-
tics, and the· United States sent mch accurate information from
Island Chapel Sunday, November ers wander into a "Bar" to "tosh"
Commander M. E. Miles to talk within Japanese-held territo·ry
4, at 1030. Chaplain Joseph W. off a few, have one for us! Yes,
things over and form some sort of ~hat one flyer said it was "as if Treasure Island Theatr,e No. 3
Baus will speak at 0930 on dear readers, if you will look
plan which would help both forces. the planes had been led by hand."
"What the Living Christ Means." closely, you will find the names of
fap scouting parties weTe forcibly
How's the Weather Last Showing Tonight
;mpressed with the danger of At both services the Chapel R. B. Fletcher, CEM: W. J. Wol-
This was a question that the tramping too far afield after Saco Choir will sing "Jesus Said Unto ford, FCOlc; D. T. Peebles, CRT; "TOO YOUNG TO KNOW"
Allies asked over and over again had cut their supply and com- the People" (Stainer) and Car- E. R. Oshier, CMM, and J . Bar- Robert Hutton Joan Leslie
in the first months after Pearl .nunication lines and then quietly olyn Brown, Ylc, will sing "Come tosh, Mlo, who were all trans-
Harbor. What were weather con- removed them. Some outlying Unto Me" (Scarlatti) as a so- ferred to separation centers for Sun.-M,on., Nov. 4 and 5
ditions in occupied China? The :-;fipponese garrisons were left to prano solo. Special organ music discharge this week. "SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES"
job of finding out was the first Rosalind Russell Lee Bowman
starve - Saco had intercepted by Ross McKee, Sp ( W) 2c, will Kaleidoscope
problem for the "friendship" proj-
their supplies. include "Variations and Finale" Welcome aboard to D. E . Bou- T·uesday, N,ov. 6
ect, Chinese guerrillas, U. S. Ma- (Sparks) and "March Romaine"
rines and U. S. Coast Guardsmen 3tage Props dreaux, CGM; R. M. Anderson, "SING YOUR '\NAY HOME"
(Gounod).
put their heads together for a few Sometimes it was possible to CEM, and T. B. Waid, CFC, all of Jack Haley Anne Jeffreys
weeks of training and outfitting leave Jap territory by air and Theatre No. 3 whom reported for duty this Wed.-Thurs·., Nov. 7 and 8
and then were graduated to gc ;vhen this was impossible the Chi- Mrs. Lois Fox Herr will be week. Upon reporting to OTS, "IT ALL CAME TRUE"
out and do the job. In a matter of nese and American Saco fighters guest soloist at Protestant Di- Chief Waid took the plunge,
days, weather statistics in J ap- put on false eyebrows, beards and vine Services in Theatre No. 3 at shipped over for four and is now Ann Sheridan Humphrey Bogart
held territo·ry were Allied prop- Japanese personalities to come 1030 Sunday morning, singing on leave at his home in Tampa,
erty. home for free via the J ap trans- "O Divine Redeemer" (Gounod) . Florida ... The service ribbons Fri.-Sat., Nov. 9 and 10
"ENCHANTED FOREST"
Chaplain Herbert L. Rice will that some of the Waves have
portation system.
A New Name speak on "Keeping God in Your been sporting these past few days Edmund Lowe Brenda Joyce
"Friendship" Inc. was such a Allied flyers, forced down with Life." are leg.al in spite of some doubts
success that it received more odd in a few miles of an enemy out- Hospital Chapel we have heard expressed. Just
and dangerous jobs, so many that post and deep inside enemy terri- Holy Communion will be ob- ask Lt. Simpson-she carries the Verba Buena Movies
the Chinese and American gov- tory, will be stupefied for years served Sunday morning, Novem- authorization around in her
ernments felt a more formal sort to come with the way these guer- ber 4, at the Hospital Chapel. pocket! Last Showing Tonight
of agreement and organization rillas found them, fed them, gave "HOLD THAT BLONDE"
was needed. The result was the them medical attention and then Chaplain C. H. Loveland will Eddie Bracken Veronica Lake
Sino-American Cooperative or- performed a perfe-ct camouflage serve at the 1000 service, and pital Chapel, by Allan Gastren,
ganization which boiled down to job to bring them through enemy Patricia Younkin, MaM3o, so- PhM2c. The program will include Sun.-Mon., Nov. 4 and 5
"Saco". It had a formal agree- lines alive and unscathed. prano, will sing a special solo, the following : "THE ENCHANTED FOREST"
ment drawn· between both coun- "So Near to God Am I" (Eville). Edmund Lowe Brenda Joyce
Scoreboard Special organ music by Allan Arioso . . ... ..... . ... .... . Handel
tries and written in two lan- The record shows that Saco Gastren, PhM2c, will include Londonderry Air. Irish Folk Tune
guages, but the words meant the Tuesday, Nov. 6
guerrillas, from June 1, 1944, to "Maid With the Flaxen Hair" Prelude in E Minor ...... Chopin
same thing-bad news for the July 1, 1945, killed 23,540 Japs, (Debussy), and "Triumphal Funeral March .. . ....... Chopin "THIS ABOVE ALL"
Japs! Joan Fontaine Tyrone Power
wounded 9,166 and captured 291. March" from Symphony No. 3. Triumphal March . Tschaikowsky
Like the Octopus , Materially speaking, they de- ( Tschaikowsky) . Andante Cantabile Wed.-Thurs., Nov. 7 and 8
Saco's far-reaching effects were stroyed 209 bridges, 84 locomo- .. . . .... ........ Tschaikowsky "SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES"
similar to those of the sea-dwell- tives, 141 ships and river craft Organ Recital Melodie ........ . . Tschaikowsky Rosalind Russell Lee Bowman
ing creature with the many legs. and 97 depots and warehouses. Navy personnel and their guests Russian Easter
Its guerrilla members set up These are conservative estimates are invited to hear the regular · ............ Rimsky-Korsakoff Fri.-Sat., N~v. 9 and 10
weather, communications and in- since Saco men do not count weekly organ recital Wednesday, Ave Maria . .... ........ . .. Liszt "IT ALL CA.ME TRUE"
telligence stations all the way "probables." November 7 at 1215, in the Hos- Fanfare ...... . ......... Dubois Ann Sheridan, Humphrey Bogart