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Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth II, sabotage investigation

Jan. 29, 1953 - Special Sabotage Guard on Queen Liners tonight. A special guard will keep anti-sabotage watch in the liner Queen Elizabeth at Southampton tonight. Similar preparations will be taken aboard the Queen Mary, which docked last night. This follows grave suspicion that last night's mystery blast aboard the Queen Elizabeth was caused by sabotage. A Scotland Yard arson expert and a crime chief were called in today. Mr. L.C. Nickolls, director of Scotland Yard's Forensics Laboratory, spent four hours with G.E. Salter, who is liaison officer with the laboratory experts. They took back with them to London samples of charred debris from the burnt out cabin, No. Mp3, on the main deck. Photo shows Chief inspector G.E. Salter, leaving the liner, followed by Mr. L.C. Nickolls, today

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