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POST WAR OPORTUNITIES l DIVINE SERVICES OPERATIONAL

--•-------------------------Ci3111 Treasu re and Verba Buena Islands TRAU~HNG SCHOOL
Building Boom Provides Many Jobs

For Returning Vets, Good Pay

Basketball
When it comes, the boom in the figure was 50 percent before the
OTS started out league play in Unt il further notice, mat-
building and construction indus- war. -good fashion by annexing win inees will be shown at all the-
try will be a beaut, but the Brown predicts that if all 600,- · number one. The victims were atres on week days starting at
"when" may not come for some 000 servicemen who came from 1500. Sundays starting at 11.00.
'--' time. A tremendous backlog of the industry return to their jobs, SepCen (Officer) of San Fran-
work exists- new housing, fac- there will still be more than Sunday Services cisco, and the final score- 29 to
21. The game was played at
tories, office space, public works, 1,000,000 jobs to fill. Some 450,000 Protestant Worship Horace Mann Gymnasium Friday DORIE MILLER
and maintenance work deferred alone will be needed as salesmen, Treasure and Yerba. Buena. Islands (T. I. Theatre No. 1)
Treas,n·e Island Chapel-09 30 and 1030 evening, December 7. High scorer
on account of the war. sales managers, office, warehouse, Communion-1130 (Chap el) for OTS was Ryan, Sp(A), with
In due time, this boom will af- and yard personnel. Moreover, Hospital Che.pel-1000 9 polhts, and for the SepCenters
Theatre No , 3-1030
ford hundreds of thousands of Brown continues, . t he 1,000,000 Embarkation Sh(p' s Service Che.pal 0700 it was H orsley with 11 and Whims Last Showing Tonight ._:": ...
Yerbe. Buena. Island Thee.tre-0930
jobs for ski~led workers.-in near- who worked before the war in with 8 points. " HOT EL RESERVE"
ly a hundred crafts, and for a factories making building ma- Catholic Masses James Mason Lucie Mannheim _
A special bus was provided for
.host of unskilled men. But short- terials will be considerably in- Treasure I sland Che.pel-0630, 0720 e.nd those of Ship's Company who Sun.-Mon., Dec. 16-17
0820
ages of materials and the hope creased. Theatre No. 1-1030 wanted to attend, and as a result " BELLS OF ST. MARY'S''
Hospital Chapel-0630 and 0900
of many in the field to wait out Brown's own company recently E mbarkation Ship's Service Chapel - it is planned to provide similar Bing Crosby Ingrid Bergman
0600
the removal of price and rent broke ground on a 6-building re- Yerbe. Buena. I sland 'l'hoatre-0830 accommodations for all games in
ceilings is causing delay. The search project in Bound Brook, Confessions (YB Theatre Office) 0800 the city. Tu-esday, Dec. 18
boom t herefore may not come for N. J :, the beginning of a $40,000,- Mormon Study Group "SONG OF OLD WYOMING"
000 expansion program which is Theatre No. 2-0930 The team meets San Francisco Eddie Dean Jennifer H olt
6 months or more.
expected to provide 25 percent WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES College on Tuesday evening, De-
Wartime construction was be- Daily--Masses ( Small Chapel, Tree.sure cember 11, and we'll have the Wed.-Th urs., Dec. 19-20
more jo-bs than the 12,000 which
low that during the bottom of the Johns - Manville provided before Daily-Confessions (Small Cha.pel, Tree.s- story on that game for you next " WHAT NEXT, CORPORAL
Island) 1150 e.nd 1630
depression. But, according to the HARGROVE"
Pearl Harbor. ure Island) . week. Intramural team dropped a
U. S. Dept. of Labor, post-war Daily- Masses (Hospital Chapel)-0645 Robert Walker Keenan Wynn
Pay May Go Up Daily - Masses (Embe.rke.tion Ship 's game to Armed Guard by score
construction for 5 years will ex- Service Chapel) 1600 of 29 to 28 and as t he score indi-
ceed the best 5-year period before U. S. Gypsum, another impor- Daily - Protestant Worship Service - Fri.-Sat ., Dec. 21-22
1430 (Em bar kation Ship ' s Service cates, it was a tough battle. Play-
the war, which took place in the tant factor in the field, informed Chapel) " DANGER SIGNAL"
CNS that it .expects a growth Monday--Blessed Virgin Sode.lity (First ers for the intramural team are
mid-20's. Says the Labor Dept.; Monday of the Month) 1800 (Sme.11 still being sought, and if you are Faye Emerson Zackary Scott
Che.pell
V the volume of work will probably from 7200 to 10,000, but believes Tuesday-Christian Science Group, 1800 at all interested, how about get-
exceed 10.9 billions, at 1940 cost that its labor requirements will (Chapel Reception Room) ting in touch with Lt. (jg) EDWARD H. O' HARE
levels. Of this total, 6.1 billions be met by vets who formerly Tuesday - Holy Name Society, 1915 (T. I. Theatre No. 2)
(Small Chapel) Hawkins right now.
were reported in the design stage worked for the company. Otis Wednesday - Miraculous Medal Novena,
Elevator Co. writes that its per- 1830 (Large Chapa!) No new news from the girls'
as of Jan. 1, 1945, and there were Wednesdays - Christian Servicemen 's Last Showing Tonight
sonnel needs for installations and League, 1830 ( Chapel Reception bowling front other than at time
nearly 3 times as many proposed Room) " MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS"
projects which had not gotten modernizations will be double Wednesday - Orge.n Recital (Hospital of writing they still head the Nina Foch George Macready
Chapel) 1215 e.nd 1400
that far. that during the period from 1930 Thursday - Che.pal Choir Rehee.rse.l league and next w.eek should
to 1940. (Chapel Gallery) 1800 bring t he final results. Sun.-Mon., Dec. 16-17
It's a Lot of Jobs As for pay, the U. S. Bureau of Fride.y-We.ve Sinirers Rehearse.I (Che.p- Contact
el Reception Room) 1800 " PARDON MY PAST"
You can see that that represents Labor Statistics reports that the Friday - Mormon Study Group, 1880 New Staff officers are: Lt. o. F . MacMurray M. Chapman
(Chapel Gallery)
a lot of jobs, inasmuch as one out average weekly earnings of union Friday - .Jewish Services (Hospital D. Hamlin to the C.I.C. depart-
of 17 workers in the U. S. labor· wage .earners in the field were Chapel) 1900 · Tuesday, Dec. 18
. Saturday - Confessions ( Small Chapel, ment; Lt. E . F. Smith, Jr., to
force as of 1940 was directly en- $50.18 for a 39-hour week. Today Tree.sure Island) 1400-2000 · Damage Control, and Lt. (jg) S. "HIT THE HAY''
gaged in new construction and union bricklayers in New York Se.turde.y - Confessions (Hospital Chap• A. 'Ensner, Jr., to Communica- Judy Canova Ross Hunter
el) 1800-1900
maint enance activities. Three- are making more than the union tions. Lieutenants Erhardt and Wed.-Thu rs., Dec. 19-20
fourths of t hese, according to the scale of $14 for a 7-hour day, in- Worcester and Ensign Williams " DAL TONS RI DE AGAIN "
American Society of Civil Engi- dicating the great need for their AT THE CHAPEL • for a tour of temporary duty .. . Alan Curtis Kent Taylor
neers, were skilled. Most impor- services. Ho,wevcer,- while work •• Enlisted men reporting in were :
tan_t crafts, in order, were car- should be steady during the boom, Protesta nt Services Dobbs, RM3c ; Chesley, S2c(RM) ; Fri.-Sat., Dec. 21-22
penters, painters, electricians, it is notoriously seasonal in nor- " HOTEL RES ERVE"
"What Is That in Thine Hand?" Evans, RM2c; Aronson, ETM3c;
plumbers and steamfitters, ma- mal times. Silverman, ETM3c; Horne, FC2c; James Mason Lucie Mannheim
chinery operators, and masons. The industry is pretty thorough- will be the topic of Chaplain H.
G. Gatlin's sermon in the Treasure ,vatters, ETM3c, and Greenberg,
For vet s, therefore, things look ly uni-onized, primarily by the Island Chapel Sunday, December CSM. To all a welcome on board JOHN BASILONE
good...:._or will when the building AFL, and some internationals 16, at 1030. At 0930 Chaplain and join in, we're a great family. (T. I. Theatr•e No. 3 )
boom gets going. Lewis H. Brown, make entrance difficult for ap- Johnson will speak on "How Men .. . Comdr. Ibach returns after a
president, Johns-Manville Corp., prentices and other non-members. Receive Christ." session with the Medics at USNH,
one of the biggest makers of In some quarters, there is a At both services the Chapel T. I., and both Cadle and Amstad Last Showing Tonight
building ~aterials in the busi- forecast of the tremendous growth Choir, conducted by Erwin Ruff, are back on the jop after a period " DANGER SIGNAL"
ness, foresees that 4 to 5 million of prefabricated housing. Un- of hospitalization. Happy to see Faye Emerson Zackary Scot t
doubtedly, there will be an ex- will be heard in the anthem "Di-
will be working in t he field by vine P raise" (Bortniansky) and you back looking so good. Sun.-Mon., Dec. 16-17
pansion, but that it will eliminate
1949, of which 1,270,000 jobs will organ solos by Ross McKee, Sp- Separated '.'YOLANDA AN D THE ·THIEF"
or seriously affect normal con- Fred Astaire Lucille Bremer
be filled, he predicts, from vet- struction is questionable. For one (W) le, will include "Sheep May Demobilization really took a
erans alone. An indication of the t hing, there is an insufficient de- Safely Graze" (Bach) and "Grand toll of Ship's Company this week Tuesday, Dec. 18
need is seen in the fact t hat last gree of public acceptance. More- Choeur" (Dubois) . Guest soloist and among the missing are Mar- Broadway Stage Show
will be Lawrence Sherrill, widely kle, Eckman, McCarthy, Fountain,
summer 75 percent of t he work- over, both contractors and labor " PARDON ME"
men were over 43, whereas the , are opposing any such trend. known concert and radio artist Morgan, Tubbs, O'Connor (Little 1730 - 1930
who will sing the bass-baritone Willie), Carden, Englebrecht and
THEIi TRE No. 1 0/lfillNIST IJISCHIIRfiEIJ solo "But Who May Abide the Cadle. Seems like Cadle just got Wed.-Th urs., Dec. 19-20
"TH EY WERE EXPENDABLE"
Day of His Coming" from the here. Oh well, traffic is heavy.
Robt. Montgomery John Wayne
"Messiah" (Handel) .
Theatre No. 3 Orga n Recit al Fri.-Sat., Dec. 21-22
At 1030 in Theatre No. 3 Chap- All personnel and their friends 'G ETT IN G GERTIE'S GARTER'
lain Earl W. Riddle will preach are invited to attend a Christmas Dennis O'Keefe Marie McDonald
on the subject "We Have Seen Organ Recital Wednesday,' De- There will be no Matinee
His Star." William Jorgenson, cember 19, which will be given Saturday, Dec. 22
Cox. USCG from Government Is- by Allan Gastren, PhM2c, in the
land will be guest soloist, singing Hospital Chapel at 1215; The VE RBA BUENA MOVIES
·"He Cares for Me" (Federleifi) . program follows:
Andrew Flanders, Slc, will be at All Glory Be to God on High) Last Showing Ton ight
the organ. (Festival Prelude) ...... . Bach "W HAT NEXT, CORPORAL
Christmas Chorales:
Hospita l Chapel HARGROVE"
From Heaven Above to Earth
Chaplain C. H. Loveland will Robert Walker Keenan Wynn
I Come to Shepherds as They
use as his sermon_ subject "The Watched by. Night _Su!].- Mon., Dec. 16-17
Fullness of Time" Sunday morn- Christmas Pastorale . . . . Harker 'GETT l·NG GERTIE'S GARTER'
ing at 1000 in the Hospital The Christmas Pipes of Dennis O'Keefe Marie McDonald
Chapel. County Clare .... . ...... . Gaul
Joan Transgrud, soprano from Bohemian Christmas Cradle Tuesday, Dec. 18
Oakland, will sing "An Old Carol" Song .. . .... . ....... . . Poister "TIGER SHARK"
(Quilter), and "No Candle Was Silent Night .... . ...... . Gruber E dw. Robinson . : Richard Arlen
There and No Fire" (Lehmann). Christmas Fantasy in
Wed.-Thurs., Dec. 19-20
Organist will be Allan Gastren, March Form ... .. . .. . .. Diggle
" YOLANDA AND THI;:: THIEF"
PhM2c, who will play as prelude Away in a Manger
Fred Astaire Lucille Bremer
and postlude, "A Christmas (Lullaby) . .. . .... Kirkpatrick
- T HOSE WHO ATTE.NDED THEATRE No. 1 were well acquainted Wreath" (Cron:tiam) and "Impro- Noel .... . .. . . . ......... Daquin Fri.-Sat., Dec. 21 -22
with Fred Schaffer, S1c. He's the man who formerly played the organ
selections before each movie. Today Fred gets discharg-ed from the visation on God Rest You Merry A Christmas Wreath (Medley "THEY WERE EXPENDABLE"
Navy. · Gentlemen." of Carols) .. . .... . . . Crenham Robt. Montgomery John Wayne