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EARLY START ON NEW

GIANT CUNARDER

Government Agrees To £5,500,000 Order For

Clydeside

TO BE BIGGER AND FASTER THAN THE QUEEN MARY

London, July 29.

An early start will be made on the construction of a sister ship to the Queen Mary following the decision of the Government, "announced in the House of Commons yesterday, to afford financial assistance.

Mr. Mortison, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, informed the House that the Government had agreed that the order should be placed with John Brown and Company of Clydebank.

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The Daily Telegraph understands that the new vessel wil ® Be 2,000 tons greater than the Queen Mary's 80.773 ton-

Cost £5,500,000 to build-£500,000 more.

Be of greater power and faster, but more economical in fuel consumption.

As 15 months will be occupied in.} Depth from promenade deck to constructing" the hull the launch-keels 124ft;

ing ceremony may expected, in the autumn of Coronation year.

The decision of the Cunard- White Star line to place the new order with the builders of the Queen Mary was foreshadowed "in The Daily Telegraph on July 2.

SMALLER SHIP PLAN DROPPED

Machinery approximates 200,000

tp.;

Passenger accommodation. cabin. 784 Tourist, 579 third-class

Officers and crew, 570.

CHINESE STUDENTS IN BRITAIN

Reports Of Indemnity Group Most Satisfactory

INTERVIEW WITH MR. SILCOCK

CORONATION CEREMONY

MAY BE BOTH TELEVISED AND BROADCAST

Landon. July 27.

I understand that there is a strong probability that the Coro- nation ceremony in Westminster Abbey will be not only broadcast but televised, writes a correspond- ent,

The King's permission will be sought $ soon ss the arrange-

complete.

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London, July 20. "Most satisfactory are the re- ports of the Indemnity students atments for the ceremony itself are British Universities," said Mr. K T Silcock, Director of China In- atitute, in an Interview. "The many letters I had had from uni- versity authorities speak highly of the students' work and ability."

Among results of the annual degree examinations, the following

FOR THE FEW ONLY Chinese students of the 1933 group The process which would be usedible colour for have earned distinction as follows: would give a black-and-white pic- Tal Ke-kwang M. Sc. London"ture. It would not reproduce, as Univ; Wu Ta-jen M. Sc. (Mathe- has been suggested, a second-hand matics) London Univ.; Wang Bao-recording, but an image of events un Ph. D. (Dyeing) London Univ. at the instant at which they were Li Chi B. Litt. Oxford Univ.; Shih taking place: Sheng-han Ph. D. (Plant Physio- logy) London Univ.; Ku Haueh- chin FR.C.S. Edinburgh Univ.: Chien Ching-llen Ph. D. London Univ.

At several universities results have not yet been announced. More distinctions may well be ex- pacted.

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The television broadcast. of course, would be witnessed by only a few people-and those only with- in a few milles rading of Alexandra Palace since television sets, which are not even on the market as yet, are likely to be expensive luxuries for some time to come.

Meanwhile, preparations are well in hand for an aural Coronation The BBC. are already

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Of those named above Dr. Shih has been taking a final course in broadcast. 776

Germany "and has proved an ad-arranging for microphones to be mirable student" sald. Mr. Silcock.

placed at various points on the probable route of the procession, The Queen Mary, then known "Dr. Wang has also been doing

as was done for the funeral of King is "No. 534." was laid down on some final work in Munich. He

George. Accommodation will be Dec. 1, 1930, but, owing to economic will shortly be going home to take

provided not only for their own difficulties, all work on her was up an appointment in a Chinese

technicians and commentators, suspended a year later, and not University.

but for those of all foreign broad- resumed till April 3, 1934. She

JUNIOR STUDENTS

casting organisations. was launched on Sept. 20. 1934. Among junior students, Mr. Sil-

cock by the "Queen

drew attention to Choul -Sha-sailed, on her maiden voy-Tsung-Hen. Ph. D., and Chang age from Southampton to New You-ling M. Sc.. of Manchester. York on May 27 last. On her both of the 1934 group, hydraulic latest west-bound trip she crossed engineers. They have constructed I understand. that complete at an average speed of 29.61 knots, a machine by which they hope to specifications for the new Uner and only missed winning the blue and a way of conquering the have already been prepared jointly riband by the 300th part of a knot. floods of "China's Sorrow." the by John Brown & Company and

Yellow River. the techanical staff of the Cunard- White Star Company.

Ensuring Comfort

BY HECTOR C. BYWATER

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A number of tests with models of the new ship have been made In the experimental tank at Clyde. *bank.

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"The Manchester authorities have 1 very high opinion of these men'

SECRET TALK ON aid Mr. Slicock, "and say they

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are

work."

deing extraordinarily good

Of the same 1934 group Shaw Ziang-war and Chiu Yu-chih.

DEPUTATION TO THE studying

PREMIER

metallurgy at London University, have just passed the B.Sc. honours examination and

As the barth on which the Queen Mary was built is ready to take the keel of an even bigger vessel a start can be made as soon as the necessary structural mate-

There was a two hours' discus- rial is delivered at the yard.

sion on defence between Mr. Bald- The new glant liner should be, win and a deputation from the impressed by their work.

ready for sea in less than three

two House of Parlament recent-

that for Associateship of the Royal School of Mines, both in the ist class; the examiners were much

At Cambridge. LA Kwoh-ting

years from the laying of the keel. The proceedings were strict-1934 group) 19 reported to be do- plates. It is possible that this time will be considerably reduced. "NO, 552"

WORK FOR THOUSANDS Until she takes the water she will be known as "No. 552." but it is highly probable that she will ultimately bear the name of King George V.

(1935

are

MORE DISTINCTION Another son of China earning

Three new transmitters have been ordered for Daventry, in or- der to ensure perfect reception all over the world. and other new

plant is already being installed. Additional aerials are being erect- ed, and these will be used for or- dinary Empire broadcasts as soon as they are ready.

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at last ready on the way. Mr. BOY OF FOUR WALKS Gerald Cock, Director of Televi sion, and Mr. D. H. Munro, Produc- tions Manager, are to take up their new quarters at Alexandra Palace during the first week in August, and the remainder of the produc-!

tions staff will move in a week

later.

In Search Of Adventure

Paris, July 23,

A boy of four, in search of ad-

One of the arst problems to be tackled will be that of studio light-venture, walked thirty-four miles ing, and consideration of this will along the sands before he was dis- Thomas, one of the television pro- be the first task of Mr. Stephen covered, none the worse for it.

ALFONSO'S SON ROBBED AND FINED

ducers, in co-operation, with the Little Jacques Lorrain was play- two newly appointed stage electri-ing on the sands at Soulac with clans.

some other children, In charge of his grandmother, when she left bim for ten minutes to buy the children some biscuits. On her return Jacques had gone,

There was a frantic search for him around the family tent and among the crowds, without result. Finally the police were informed. They searched" the beach and the forest without result.

ly confidential.

ing sterling work in the Cavendish The time proved inadequate for laboratories, which bave no supe- the ventilation of all the problema rior anywhere. In the same la- under cons.deration, and a further boratories Chang Wen-yu meeting will take place to-day. group), has just completed a diffi

Neither the Government nor the cult plece of research work in members of the deputation intend physics, with such success that to publish any account of the pro- the Cavendish authorities ceedings. I learn, however, that publishing his paper." No fewer than 3,000 Clydebank the peers and M.P.s concerned workers will be directly employed placed before the Prime Minister

New York, July 24. Count Covadonga, ex-King. Al building the hull and ma- a mass of information which they distinction is. Yang Jien-pien, at fonso's son, has been fined Bs. chinery. Many ..thousands of had collected regarding "the posi-Oxford, studyiny Western History. here for a small traffic law in- others. will be working on the tion In

various European coun- He has just finished the draft of fringement. The summons equipment.

tries, writes a correspondent.

his theats which is described as served under the name of "Alfonso Particular attention was devoted "kely to be a really important de Bourbon." to, the acceleration of rearmament contribution to the subject."

When the case was heard, Count Covadonga did not appear. An employee of the motor firm where he works as a salesman. appeared and explained that the count was

in

By far greater part of her cost ot £5,500.000 will be paid, in wages.

It can now be disclosed that the Cunard-White Star directors had under consideration recently the building "ol a ship much smaller and cheaper than the Queen Mary. but equally fast.

Silcock.

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was

Then, when

morning came, traces of little Jacques bare feet were seen along the sands. They were followed right away to Mon- talivet, twelve miles away.

in Germany and to the necessity That from an Oxford professor of speeding up the British Govern-ts indeed high praise." said Mr. ment's new defence programme.

The interviews with the Govern- Another student, C. Y. Wu, (1934 ment were pressed for by Mr.

St they continued, other bri- group) of London School of Econo- Churchill in the recent House of mies, is already writing a book on

gades of police were advised, and He also stated that the count's finally Jacques was found. He had Commons, debate On defence. economics

which promises very wallet containing £12, the sum- covered thirty-four miles in forty when it was urged that facts could well

mona and his driving licence had hours, wearing only a bathing suit communicated to Ministers

At Durham two of the 1935 been stolen.--Ecuter. which it wou'd not be prudent to group. Young Jen-chien and Chang

and coat. Count Covadonga renounced his disclose openly in the House.

Wen-chin, are studying naval rights to the Spanish throne in SERVICES NOT REPRESENTED architecture.

1933 in order to marry the daugh- They have just taken a specialter of a wealthy Cuban sugar plan-

Complete plans for such a vessel were drafted by one of our lead-be ing shipbuilding firms.

BIGGER SHIP BEST

MORE SEAWORTHY

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Eventually, the directors decided Mr. Chamberlain, who then re- in favour of a large ship on the plied to Mr. Churchill, made it examination to test their progress' ter. He is now seeking annul- EMPIRE AIR LETTERS ground that great size nione could clear that the Government would | sald"Mr. Slicock, "when one of the ment of his marriage. give the degree of seaworthiness not give the deputation any in-Chief Constructors to the Ad- and passenger comfort at which formation that it was not prepared miralty was the examiner. I hear they aimed.

to place before Parliament, He that he was much pleased with Economics; Lu Feng-chao: "Indpa-

London, July 26. The new ship may show impor- was not able to be present owing the conscientious work of these trial Economics, London School of

-Letters will be carried by air tant modifications in the moulding te slight indisposition."

two men."

Economics; L Ming-shun: Inde-mall to Australia next years for of the hull and the lay-out of Mr. Baldwin was accompanied

"Last. I may mention Chu Yen trial Economics, London School of 14d. per half ounce.

The present superstructure and funnels, based by Viscount Halifax, Lord Privy teng. of the 1935 group. studying Economics: Han Pao-lu: Statistics. rate is is. 3d. per half ounce. on expérience. with the Queen Seal, and Sir Thomas Inskip, history at Oxford. I hear that his Univ.; Coll. Landon; Chang Tsung-

The Post Oface has completed Mary in the varying conditions of Minister for the Co-ordination of work promises to be of real hs-sul: Engineering, Cambridge: Chou plans for its Empire air mail link Defence: Contrary to expectations. torical value. I wish some one Chang-hing: High Tension Pay- up, and the "Sunday Pictorial is The turbine machinery and the Ministerial heads of the Navy, would say the same of any work sics. Cambridge; Weng Wen-po: able to reveal that twenty-five tons

Imperial Bearing will embody technical im- the Army, and the Royal Air Force of mine" Mr. Sticock concluded, | Geo-physics.

College, of air mall wil be carried next provements due

laughing to progress in did not attend.

London; Wu Cheng-hat: Phyalcs year at 11d. per half ounce. engineering design since the Arsti Bir Austen Chamberlain, I under- All arrangements for the twenty and Chemistry, Cambridge or Ox-

This applies to Egypt, Palestine. ship was begun, while the number stand, made the opening statement Indemnity students now on their ford; Jen Mei-nge: Physical Geo- and the Iraq (previously 3d. per of boilers will be reduced.

on behalf of the deputation, which way to England are practically graphy, Glasgow: Lee Shu-tang: An.. entirely пет decorative was composed as follows:

completed though in the case of Physical Geography, Cambridge: hal ounce); India, the Straits, scheme is anticipated, but it is The Marquess of Salisbury, Via- men students going to Oxford or Chi Jen-pao: Veterinary Science, Malaya and Hong Kong, Tan- improbable that the general ap count Fitz-Alan. Viscount Tren- Cambridge, the colleges they go to Edinburgh; Wang Tze-sin: Loco- anyika, Rhodesia and Nigeria

(previously 3d.). pointments will be more luxurious chard, Lord Milne, Lord Lloyd. Mr. are not yet decided. The flat la motive Construction, Glasgow; Yu than the Queen Mary's.

Tao-miel: Glyil" engineerng, Im- Churchill, Sir Robert Hornë, Mr. as follows:-

Atlantic weather.

Some idea of the size of the new vessel can be gained from the following particulars of the Queen | Mary:

Length overall, 1,020ft;

Breadth, 118ft;

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Amery, Earl Winterton, Sir H. Miss La Po-kan: English Philo-perial College; Lf Teng-ko: Ar- Page Croft, Sir Hugh O'Neill, Capt.logy. Oxford Homa Students; nautic engineering, Imperial Col- E. Guest, Sir John Gilmour, Wang Shen-lau: Oxford; Low lege: Sing I-ding: Naval architec- Viscount Wolmer, Sir Roger Keyes, | Pon-Ten: Administrative Law, Lon. ture, Glasgow or Newcastle, Woo Lt. Col. Mours-Brabazon, and Sir don School of Economics; Li Has- Kai-fun: (undecided); Huang Ke- Edward Gripe.

pel: ́ Civil Law. London School of wel: Pathology. London,

No air mail service runs to Canada, but developments masy bo expected,

"It will be as cheap to send a letter 11,000 miles to Melbourne as it is to send one to Bitcham,” said a Prat Office official'