Harris (APA 2) - Naval Cruise Book

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Honolulu . . . . . . Looked like a good liberty town . . . IF you had been out long enough QtOOf)

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' ' Liberty Houtid ' ' Chips was more than j nuscot. He was part of the crew. Being a democratic pup he went on recreation parties with all four sections. Mr. CHIPS I ' m sorry How lonesome you must be X ' ithout a little soul mate To keep you company. It ' s tough I can imagine While we ' re under way, Not having friends around To pass the time away. Now I ' m a nature lover And with you I will agree That nothing is so comforting As seeing a good old tree. And when you got a broken leg Which is an added load That you alone must carry As you go along life ' s road. I saw you then at sick bay, So broken and so weak. That when the crew came visiting You couldn ' t eat or speak; But CHIPS, Just keep your chin up Until this war is o ' er Then at last I know you ' ll get The things you ' re longing for. If It were I who had my way I ' ll tell you what I ' d do: I ' d find a mate, a nice big tree. And a juicy bone for you! POPS LINDMO

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In Stranoe Places Came Stratwe o o Experiences But . . . Land Ho! X Hosi Da 1 1 ? Rahis in thi VC ' oods