People who moan about the cramp ed quariers. of a modern: flat should pay visit to a submarine. There they'll learn li about housekeeping on a minute scale. For, while a sca faring man leads an exciting life, bouncing over the billowing" waves, the submarine affeers and their crew Jead a far more thrilling existence, They ive dangerously but wil, and what is more, they've learned to be neat and tidy.
'A man who has leamed to keep. house in a submarine would make any girl a good husband, He'd know, without being told a dozen times, fold up his clothes, tuck his papers away neatly in a drawer and hang up his beer mug-in its proper place, for there's. not an inch of space to spare in the well-planned. submarine Such as the Pandora or Proteus.
There are hundreds of controls, engines and all sorts of important technical gadgets to take up all. the room in these 290-fect long and wide temperature, It is iripossible to do laundry on board and. many. times officers and men return all-spattered from-head to foot. The men ike it, however, and seldom does one find fan officer or man who is, willing to be transferred to another department,
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