Chicago (CG 11) - Naval Cruise Book

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It M 'fflllilii ll fi i A tooth is an item which may have a flaw The disregard of which means a pain in the jaw. With the Navy's consideration and much foresight We have a dentist on board to combat this plight. A finer chair anywhere cannot be found And the prices here are world renown. A thousand tools the doctor must tote Since at least a hundred are down your throat. With mouth open wide and palate 'running dry A large pair of pliers pass under your eye. In a matter of seconds as quick as can be A hole exists where the pain used to be. This, of course, is seldom the fateg ' The dentist works hard to save making a plate. His assistants on board we consider elite For we have the healthiest teeth in the Seventh Fleet. DENTAL OFFICER LCDRI L wnrkman, nc Cback row l to rj R A Lar on, W R Cline, D A Lane Cfrontj J L Workman 149 I I 51 3 . . Q . Q S . . - . - o - h M f ,imp I - 5 - cgi k.,l. Q kg Rgfwf' Q? -ilf A Ii' A QQ i p VI 1 ' i px t X .A , A JM

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