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T Vt f TJ f FRONT ROW: Sanchez, G., Secrest. G.L., Carter. E., Raimondo, R.G.. Wright, J. SECOND ROW: Pica. M.E.. DiMartino. J., MacGregor, A.M., Laird, M. L., CWO H. J. Estes, Konczak. C, SHC, Shively, M. C, Pachomski, J.. Benson, J. W., Blackburn, K.H. THIRD ROW: Spells, V. A., Kennedy. A. R., Burchell, T.E.. McRae. J.. June, K., Morin, R.E., Tuttle, G.R., Goblirsch, A.. Spangler, G.. Gorham.T. FOURTH ROW: Batease.N.. Gray, R.L., Donahoe, R.J., Fizel, T.A., Weldon. K.P., Froblom, C.H., Dansreau, L., George, L.A., Butler, J. A.. Delgado, F.M. CWO Estes The Ship ' s Servicemen are the morale builders aboard. Led by Division Officer, CWO H. J. Estes, this division can be broken down into ten different departments : the barber shop, press shop, cobbler shop, tailor shop, ship ' s store office, ship ' s store, soda fountain, laundry, small stores and bulk storerooms. Let ' s take a short guided tour through the spaces. First comes the barber shop, where five talented men trim your curly locks (for free!), and, right next door, the press shop, which, as its name implies, presses your uniforms (for free!) and gives fast and courteous service. Further aft on the fourth deck lies clothing and small stores, the Navy ' s answer to Esquire fashions, which also houses the ship ' s store office. Next are the bulk storerooms, jam-packed with saleable goods that are distributed to the store as required. Thence to the cobbler shop and neighboring tailor shop, where shoes and clothes are put back together by our experts. No one needs to be introduced to the ship ' s store, so let ' s move athwartship to the geedunk and have a chocolate shake. And, to wind up this lightning-like tour, we move down a deck and pause to gaze in wonder at the busy laundry, where thousands of shirts and socks and skivvies are mangled. . .er, that is, washed every week. Spread out all over the ship, we still have one thought always uppermost in our minds : service to the crew.
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Some like it short some like it long A little off the top, please Which one of these creases does he want me to press ? And I ' ll take two of these and six of these and . . .
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