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PAGE 4 THE MASTHEAD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1945
"Kiss and Tell" "Niss anti Tell'' Nothing Short ol "Terrl6c''
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
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Proves Hit Here
Finley Pit,hes · No-Hitter
RMS Snags Volleyball
"Kiss and Tell," a delightfully
amusing comedy presented through
Title; Carpenter Leads Against Coast Guard; the auspices of USO Camp Shows,
made its debut here before em-
Individual S,oring Ra,e Fans 14 in 14-0 Rout barking for an overseas jaunt,
Thursday, August 2, ~ th e
Radio Materiel School proved the Woodrow Finley, Armed Guard
age-old theory of "safety in num- chucker, pitched a no-hit, no-run thorough delight of a jam-packed
audience at Theatre No. 3.
bers" when they won their second game against the Coast Guard Surf
If past performances are any
straight Commodore's Trophy tour- Riders Tuesday, and paced his soft-
criterion of a shows standing sue-
nament by overwhelming supe- ball squad to a 14-0 shut-out.
riority. The Armed Guard hurler struck cess, "Kiss and Tell" will wow
This time Ope,rational Training out fourteen of the men that faced se·rvicemen in the Pacific area very
School was the subject picked for him and also contributed two hits shortly. Employing the same script
disaster, taking a straight game in aiding his own cause: A walk in
defeat of 2-0 in the finals of the the sixth inning allowed the only
Volleyball tournament. Naval Fron- man on the Coast Guard squad to
tier Base gained the third place reach first.
berth by virtue of their defeat to Two singles, a double and four
RMS in the semi-final bracket. errors along with Dave Medigo-
vich's homer, accounted fo·r an
Leading scorer for the indi-
eight-run rally in the fourth frame.
vidual award made in the three
month period goes to Carpente·r of
Operational Training. Being a
JOLTED BY JUDO
member of two se<:ond place teams
If training means anything, the '
has earned him the top billing. TROUPE IN ACTION-Five of the 15 members of the cast of "Kiss
boys from the Pre-Commissioning and Tell" are going through their paces with the professi,onal air which
RMS, Armed Guard, Frontier training center will soon be well won the overwhelmi,ng acclaim of the large gathering during their sen-
Base, OTS and 'I1adcen are all ex- versed in the art of judo. Four sati-onal one night stand here. The troupe's ne,xt stop will be in one of
pected to have teams entered in classes . a week are scheduled in the biggest theatres in the world-the Pacific. Their ,engagement will
the Intra-Mural Swimming meet Gym No. 1, unde,r the able guid- run foom 6 to 9 months. The show was nothing short -of "terrific."
that starts Monday, August 13. ance of Babe Rodriquez, Southern
Plans for a Golf tournament have affiliations via the vote-pad, this
States heavyweight champ and INFORMATION ON fall.
also been completed. judo experit. CHATTING BEFORE SHOW-
TIME....:...Jack Harrington and Lenke
Pre-Commissioning pupils are Isacson, two youthful members of VOTING IN NINE In Illinois absentee ballots sent
rapidly becoming adept to this the comedy hit are seen exchanging out after August 22 must be re-
turned to officials befo,re Nov. 6.
Sea Lions Def eat Armed methoa of fighting, which places a conversation before curtain call. STATES THIS FALL Voting for Representative of the
small man on an equal basis with as was used in the original George Are you twenty-one, and from 24th Congressional District; elec-
Guard Saturday, 13-3 an opponent of greater stature and Abbott production, this three-act either Illinois, ' New Jersey, New tion for county commissioner will
brute strength. This method· of play sparkled for over two hours
Coast Guard's league leading Sea fighting has proven very effective and 15 minutes with fresh, effer- York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vir- be held Nov. 6 in these counties:
Lions invaded Treasure Isiand Sait- in acquiring beachheads. vescent humor. ginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Alexander, Calhoun, Edwards, Har-
or Michigan? Then pay heed if din: Johnson, M·assac, Menard,
urday and dealt Armed Guard its
Those who were fortunate enough you want to indicate your party Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Pope,
worst defeat of the season, 13-3. A sailor got a marriage license to witness the one night perform- Pulaske, Randolph, Scott, Union,
The Gunners' defeat lifted some
of the tension from the Sea Lion's and returned to the City Hall the ance on the island, had nothing but ing the intermissions was ably Wabash, and Williamson.
next day to have the name of the plaudits for the superb acting and
strenuous schedule and put them spirited patter of this USO Camp furnished by the Treasure Island In New Jersey, members of the
in a splendid position for top hon- girl changed. orchestra. These 16 musical prac- General Assembly and various
ors in the 12th Naval District base- "It will cost you two dollars• show. It was indeed one of the titioners "jammed" their way to the county and local officials in all
more," said the clerk. finest productions ever to bedeck hearts of the jive lovers to com- counties; state senators in certain
ball chase.
One and two run outbursts in "Don't bother. I'll marry Susie. any stage on this base. plete an enjoyable evening of enter- counties. Absentee ballots will be
It ain't worth the difference." Music before show-time and dur- tainment. mailed to service men no sooner
the first four innings set the stage
than A:ig. 16; must be returned by
for a brilliant Coast Guard rally in
the fifth inning. Four singles, a -THE UNITED NATIONS Nov. 6.
walk and a home run by Anido ac- In New Y,ork, Justices of the
counted for the seven tallies. Supreme Court, mayors of cities,
Correll, Armed Guard first base- structure and function and county and town officials
man, homered in the third frame throughout state. Ballots mailed to
and Hugh Luby repeated the per- absentee voters· not before Sept. 7;
formance in the ninth. must be returned by Nov. 5.
In Ohio, city, village·, and to,wn-
ship officials, including members of
HANDBALL ELIMINATION boards of education. Absentee bal-
Considerable interest has been lots not mailed before Sept. 7; re-
exhibited among RMS students in turned by Nov. 6.
the handball elimination which got In Pennsylvania, two Judges of
under 'way, Augu,st 1. Thirteen men SECURITY COUNCIL Superio•r Court; municipal and
engaged in the singles competition
county officers. Absentee ballots
and eight team entries were re-
not mailed before Sept. 29; re-
corded in the doubles play. turned by Nov. 16.
The winning doubles team and
In Virginia, Governor, Lieutenant
the two singles finali"Sts will be
Governor, Attorney General, mem-
awarded medals and will be auto- bers of the· House of Delegates,
matically made Commodore's, Tro-
and certain local officers. Ballo·ts
phy representatives. mailed to absentee voters not be-
Ea.ch United Notion gets o vole in the Assembly, which will d iscus, The Council ;. the heart of the security organization. Its 11
world issues ond ri'ioke recommendations to the Security Council. . members hove the job of making plans ta halt aggressors. fore Aug. 20; must be returned
prior to Nov. 3.
Radio Materiel s,hool In Connecticut, on Oct. 1, a gen-
eral election for municipal officers
Vodvil Show will be held in most cities and
Monday night, August 13, 1945, MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE towns, except that in the following
in Building 127, at 1900, RMS per- municipaliti-es, these elections will
sonnel will have the opportunity to be held as indicated: New London
see a modern and peppy vaudeville on Sept. 10; Colchester, Oct. 2;
show sponsored by Welfare, NAS, Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven:
Alameda. The hour and a half pro- and Waterbury on Nov. 6; Meriden
gram will be packed with music, on Dec. 4.
dancing, and fine entertainment. In Michigan, Detroit will elect
Six professional acts plus the Naval municipal officials on Nov. 6, while
Air Station orchestra promises one in Massachusetts, election of mu-
of the best shows yet to· come to nicipal officers will be as follows:
this command. Due to the smallness This body is charged with promoting the educational. Th~ Chiefs of Stoff of the · U.S., Brita.in, Russia, France ond Boston, Cambridge, Chicopee, Ev-
of the auditorium, we are sorry to social, economic progress of colonial areas of the world. Chino will direct ,;,rmed action against ony future aggressors. erett, Fall River, Fitchburg, Gard-
have to announce that only RMS ner, Leominster, Lowell, Lynn,
personnel may attend. Remember l Marlborough, Medford, Newton,
the date, mates, and come early to Pittsfield, Quincy, Springfield, Som-
get a seat! erville, Waltham, Westfield, and
Vox P,op Worcester, also on Nov. 6. But
It is well known that the men of INTERNATIONAL CO'NTINGENTS - Chelsea, Malden, Melrose, New
the Navy hail from widely scat- OF ARMED FORCES Bedford, Peabody, and Woburn on
tered parts of the nation. The re- ~.,_ Nov. 13. Brockto!}, Cloucester,
sults of a recent survey conducted Haverhill, Holyoke, Newburyport,
in Co. 75 and 76 reveal that a total Northampton, Salem, and Tauton
of 29 states and one territory are votes on Dec. 4. Lawrence, North
represented among their 180 mem- Adams and Revere go to the polls
bers. California sets the pace with on Dec. 11.
39 native sons; the country's larg- Voting officers or the election
est state per capita, New York, has officials concerned can provide ad-
a delegation of 25 men. Others This' permanent court will decide legal disputes between countries. Each notion promises to have a quota of troops ready for future ditional information about particu-
among the leaders include Wash- Members 'of United Notions ore pledgell lo follow its rulings. emergencies and to make them available whenever needed. lar details.
ington, with 13, Massachusetts 10,
and Pennsylvania 9. ' 0 YANK chart "Send The Masthead Home"
1 ~ Drawings by Sgt. Rolph Steln