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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

VISIT TO THE QUEEN ELIZABETH

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Plans For The Launching

It is officially announced that the launching of the "new Cunard White Star liger Queen Elizabeth," of 85,800 tons built by John Brown and Co., Limited, at Clydebank. will take place at 3.30 p.m. oa Tuesday, September 27. The ceremony of naming the ship by the Queen will be broadcast to the world, says The Times.

The Queen Elizabeth will be 10ft. longer than the Queen Mary, and will be the biggest ship in the world." Many points of difference between the two vessels were painted out to Press representa- tives who inspected the new liner recently.

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Externally there are marked changes, and for this reason the Queen Elizabeth will be termed a companion ship to the Queen Mary rather than a sister ship.

A view from the" ale" of the Cunard White Star liner Queen Elizabeth as she now appears at

Stream-lining will be Incorpor- ated to a greater extent than in the earlier vessel. Perhaps the" .. most noticeable change, which has been already announced, will be the provision of two funnels instead of three.

To give a clean appearance to the superstructure all the guys, stays.

other

steam pipes. and rigging will be concealed inside the

funnel casing. The Queen Eliza beth, too, will have 14 decks-two more than her companion ship.

IMPROVED LINES

Clydebank.

Another feature of the new ship is the absence of a break In the hull forward. known as the well deck, in favour of a flush main deck, which cer- tainly improves her lines.

The vessel has yet to be painted her launching colour. These win black hull and red be a

boot- topping divided by a white water- line ribbon. When the Queen Elizabeth is completed in 1940 the upper decks will be white, and the two funnels red with black tops.

GENERAL

DUKE OF KENT OPENS NEW SCHOOL

Historic Slough Site

GEN. CARMONA'S

WEST AFRICAN TOUR

Two Months* Visit│|

To Angola

Gen. Carmona, President of Portugal. left Lisbon recently on an official visit to the Portuguese colony of Angola. In West Africa. He will return in about two months.

The Duke of Kent, standing

recently In Stough

on the spot where 96 years ago Queen Victoria walted to embark on her first train journey, opened a new building for the Licens- ed Victuallers Cchool, The school. erected at a cost of £65,000 by the Incorporated Society of Licensed Victuallers, la

He is making the voyage in the for orphaned children of former Uner Angola, 7,844 tons. Those on members of the society and chil the quayside to wish him farewell dren of those members who have included Rear-AdmL N. A. Wode. fallen on hard times.

house, head of the British Military

The site of the new building wa Mission to Portugal, and other formerly that

of the Rallway members of the Mission: Sir Waln Hotel, and not only Queen Vic-ford Selby the British Ambassador, torta but many other members of and other members of the Diplo- British and foreign Royal familles matic Corps..... have been received OF waited there.

The Duke was welcomed by Mr. F. P. Whitbread, a past president of the socfety: Mr. W. A. Jones. Governor of the school; and Slough, who is chaplain to the school.

FOURTEEN DECKS

The 14 decks include a sports deck and a sun deck, giving good

There was a procession of boats down the Tagus, and 50 aeroplanes Joined in the enthusiastic send-off.

This is the first tour of its kind in the history of Portugal.

French and Belgian military and civil planes will take part in the demonstrations of welcome to the President in the capital.

At Sazaire, at the mouth of the

space for open-air activities in all Congo River, the President will lay classes There will also be an a bronze and silver wreath taken unusually large number of shel-from Portugal, on 2 stone pillar set Queen Elizabeth is well advanced.tered promenade spaces available up by Diogo Cao, the Portuguese,

discoverer of Angola in 1482. Some of the cabins in the third-for passengers. class accommodation are already

Dr. Salazar, the Premier, will aut There will be 29 public rooms. panelled in wood ready for the including; on the promenade deck, as President in Gen. Carmona's ab- decorations when the Uner is a theatre, garden lounges, an sence. safely docked in the fitting-out observation basin.

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The Queen Elizabeth will be more graceful in appearance than the Queen Mary,' and her added engine power, even allowing for increased surements in size," should give her greatly increased speed. She will be driven by a system Work The advance in naval architec-

has been begun on the of Parsons single reduction geared

Each of the tour pro ture during the last six years is immense aliding ways which will turbines. reflected in the greater rake or be placed in position under the pellets, weighing 32 tons. will be the new liner's stem. This is to hall. The launching "cradles" to driven by an independent set of

be fitted to the bows and stern or machinery comprising a provide for the free falling of a

wheel operated by third anchor in the centre of the the vessel are nearly completed. gear

facilitate bow to

docking at and drag chains weighing nearly turbines,

Each gear wheel will be 14t, in Southampton and New York. a350 tons are being assembled in

the yard. manoeuvre which

diameter, and will in the aggre- the Queen Mary sometimes finds difficult. The interior construction of the gate weigh nearly 320 tons.

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2 lounge..

children's room, a library. a salon, a studio. and a writing room.

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The ship will have 12 of the G MAN DISCHARGED

largest boilers

ever constructed

They will contain 71.000 tubes and Leon Turrou, a “G”-man, who 2 the main steam piping will have few weeks ago was highly praised a length of over 3,000ft.

for his share in the detection of The oil fuel will be distributed | German sples. has now been dis- jin about 40′ tanks or bunkers. missed from the Federal Bureau Sufficient electrical energy will be Investigation, his resignation hav generated aboard to meet the1ng been rejected. needs of a township of nearly 200.000 people.

His discharge follows protests by Government authorities, including

A suggestion that the Queen a personal observation by President large Elizabeth

should be noodlit for Roosevelt, arising out of a contract four the benefit of visitors. climbing that Turrou had signed with a

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