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QUEEN ELIZABETH
Hongkong will be able to listen-in to the ceremony of
the launching of the Queen Elizabeth, giant sister-ship to
the Queen Mary, from Clydebank on September 27. The Boy's Poison
ceremony is to be relayed from Daventry for Empire and
For Police
overseas listeners, the first transmission being 9.15 p.m. Sets Riddle Hongkong Time. There will be subsequent recorded transmissions from Daventry at 6.30 p.m. and 11.35 p.m. G.M.T., on September 27 and another at 6.30 a.m. G.M.T. on September 28.
WORLD'S LARGEST LINER
the The world's largest liner, Cuanrd White Star Company's 85,- 800-ton vessel Queen Elizabeth, wil! be launched from John Brown's yard at Clydebank, Glasgow, on Septem
of Their ber 27 in the presenc Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth-after whorn, of course,
the
Vessel will be named. The launching ceremony will be broad- cust by the B.B.C. from Daventry and the Home stations.
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and launching, white upper decks the red funnels with their black tops and three black bands will be added
complete the dress of this queen of the seas.
to
new
Great in every sense of the word, she leaves the stocks only twenty- one months after the laying of her for her keel, and will be ready maiden voyage by 1940.
MICROPHONES THROUGHOUT
SHIPYARD
the ceremony,
1938.
The source of the poison which killed 18-years-old Norman Wycü, o Redhill (Surrey) bank clerk, In whose pocket was discovered enough cyanide of potassium to kill 80 pro- ple, is the subject of inquiries led by Scotland Yard.
Since the inquest which was ad- journed for further inquiries, the police have reopened their inves Ugations.
"MYSTERIOUS"
This is the most mysterious part of the cace," said Mr. H. B. Beacher. chief constable of Reigate,
"It is little short of Impossible for a private person to get cyanide of potassium in so large
quantity."
The question to which they are seeking an answer is "How did Wyelh get possession of the poison in the Elaborate arrangements are being form used by chemical manufacturers the form sold by Clydeside's latest masterpiece of made by the DBC for the broadcast and not in
chemists?" of the launching. To ensure that shipbuilding has been called the 'sisler of the Queen Mary, but 'com-
Ilsteners will be given a complete panion' would be a better description, and eloquent sound-picture of the for there is little family, likeness event, microphone points will be the great progress in naval architec-distributed throughout the shipyard, ture and marine engineering made picking up not only since the Queen Mary was launched but such significant sounds as the four years ago has ensured that the release of the triggers and the noises an in nude by the vessel as she takes the new Cunarder will have dividuality of her own.
water to an accompaniment of cheers She will have, for example, only and band music.
the funnels, against
Queen In addition to the English com- Mary's three; the provision of a third mentary. A. K. Sourour, of the BBC's anchor in the centre of the bow Arabic-speaking staff, will describe (for convenience of anchorage at the event for the benefit of Near-his
and Southampton and New York) has Eastern listeners to Daventry,
two
commentators' boxes will be ncecusitated a new shope of bow with which makes the a great rake,
the installed, therefore, in the shipyard. Queen Elizabeth's length-1030 feet The description that English-speak-
ten feet moro than that
of hering listeners will hear will be given
the by George Blake,
the Scollish novelist companion ship. Then, again, from omission of a well-deck
the whose work as a radle commentator re--especially during the Coronation huil forward gives new (and markably graceful) lines from bow exterior beauty of The
striking
Elizabeth will be tingly Queen matched by the marvels to be found abourd her. Before her fourteen decks are trodden by trans-Atlantic voyagers, some of the inrgest equip- ment ever constructed for a ship will have gone into her great hull-which, by the way, will weigh 35,000 tons at the time of the launching.
to bridge.
Sixteen turbines, divided into setx of four, will drive the four 32-ton propellers; twelve oil-burning boilers containing 71,000 lubes and the biggest ever made for a shipwill drive the turbines. A power stallon,
elec-
and the launching and maiden voyage
of the Queen Mary is well known to Daventry Isteners.
Verdict Criticised
At Inquest
"nm much against the verdict."
In which will be four turbo-genera- said the brother of one of two men tors capable of meeting the
on whom an inquest was held at tricity demands of town of 200,000 Deptford recently. people, will serve the vessel's 30,000 lamps, her galleys, lifts, clocks, cinemas, and telephone and wireless
systems.
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The verdict "Accidental death,"
Wyeth died after his return home from a holiday at Whitby, Yorkshire. Police made inquiries at York where, it was learned, Wyeth broke Journey home to visit friends.
All manufacturers and wholesalers handling cyanide of potassium are to be interviewed. and Inspector W. Barker, of Reigate, is assisting Scot- land Yard officers in their search in the Metropolitan area.
Police any that there is no evid- ence of foul play.
Army Has Forgotten The Horse.
If Britain is involved in an- other war, the War Office will stake everything on the effcolive- ness of mechanisation.
It will stake nothing on the effec- Liveness of horses-for the .simple reason that it cannot.
Mechanisation experis have gone too far to fall back on horses if rain was returned on William Toyer (33),
make the of Kelth. Road, Hapes, and Albert or physical conditions Lewis Giles (42), of Scots Road, Southall, Middlesex, who died as a result of a transforme: explosion at the London Power Company's Stution.
After the jury had added
"We cannot find any cause of the explo sion." Toyer's brother, Walter Toyer, sald
experts assured him it could not have taken place without Juice or something being switched on."
ground Impassable for motorised
forces.
The British Army to-day hai only 1,340 horses. compared with 13.200 in the French Army and 7.200 in the Italian.
War Ofce officials say that reser- ves could be "obtained from various sources."
According to the Ministry of Agri- culture the number of horses in the United Kingdom, especially those of the draft type, is decreasing rapidly.
On no less gigantic a scale will be the provision made for the comfort, convenience, and pleasure of those who will travel in the Queen Eliza- beth. There will be no fewer than twenty-nine public rooms, many of them 'air-conditioned, serving the three classes of accommodation cabin, tourist, and third. A
eatre, lbrary, Karden
Jounge,
course, the rackets cour!, and, of ever-poputur yms will be other features of Britain's sea-going city.
lawaching In preparation for the ceremony, the Queen Elizabeth is ma receiving her launching colours': black hult and red boot topping (underwater parts), divided by light or extreme heat would be suf-dropped by more than 600,000 in the white waterline ribbon. After the ficient to ignite the ofl.
There is no reserve of horse flesh for traction, and what draft horses there are must be treasured for agri- cultural purposes. testing
Arthur Eilia, chief superintendent Deptford power station, stated that the transformer was dead and bad been disco
disconnected for a week in pre- paration for dismantling.
Walmsley, chief Harry
Electric for the British engineer Transformer Company, sald if there were oil in the wrong ports a naked
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