Theodore E Chandler (DD 717) - Naval Cruise Book

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Who I-Ias the Quarterdeck ? . . . xx R! ' , .Wy ' MJ? A 'T' THIS TJUST DOIXVT LOOK RIGHT TO ME-The Exec Iooks on with o criticol eye os his meol is prepored before him ot o Sukiyoki dinner ottended by the officers. THIS TAKES CCDINICENTRATION-The Cop- toin discovers thot eoting with chopsticks hos its disodvontoges. It oppeors thot LT. WELLS hos given up the fight os he looks on. THE WARDROOIVI WAS NEVER LIKE THIS hThe condid comero finds ENS. MURPHY doing o pirouette in compony with some ofthe other officers. We doubt thot it will ever reploce the toxtrotl

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Yolcosulcaf San Diego of the Grient ' ANYONE l-lAVE A DICTIONARY?-The spelling isn't quite up to snuff, but we get the general idea lust the same. The band might be western, but vvhat's the language? U U 1 fr- SOME OO ORIENTAL-lt appears 'fhflf 'fhe ggying When in Rome has been taken to heart by these two foreign lookinQ chaps. Any resemblance to SCI-lEElER RM2 and COYLE BM2 is purely coinCiClGf1f0l- . ! FOR YOU, SPEClAL PRlCE+The American sailor, if not his yen, is a favorite visitor in Japan. GRAHAM SA and MANLEY FN contemplate the purchase of a souvenier. They're'probably trying to figure out how much l,8OO yen is in U. S. currency. --

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East Meets West . . . L LET'S TRY THE FANTAIL-Cleaners map strategy for boarding. Somehow th9Y never seem to understand EnQLLSh When told they must have permission to Come aboard. ALL THE CONVENIENCES OF HOME- Tailors, shoe-repairmen, cleaners-the CHANDLER becomes a place of business for Yokosuka merchants. i But its CHEAPER sTATEsiDE-KING MR 3 hnds a shopping tour in TokYO WSL the thing for a Saturdy OTTGFDOOU- 1 MAN OVERBOARD-ENS. STEIGER crawls up the side with the Captain aiding after rescuing a merchant who didn't quite make it across the brow. BOWLES SN and BROWN BT2 lend a hand.