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![[House flag of Desallais]](../images/f/fr~hfdes.gif)
House flag of Desallais - Image by Ivan Sache, 26 September 2010
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R. Desallais, then General Agent of the A. Chazalon & Cie house in
Dunkirk, was admitted in the Société de Géographie in 1907.
On 16 January 1932, the newspaper L'Ouest-Éclair presents the ship
purchased in Sweden by "Messrs Desallais and de Malartic, shipowners
in Paris". Serving, under the name of Express, the Stockholm-Åbo
(Turku)-Helsingfors (Helsinki) line, the ship (40 m, 230 tons),
propelled by a steam engine and two screws (600 hp), could cater 620
passengers with "all the modern comfort" (electric light, eight
berths, one lounge, one lady's lounge, one smoking lounge, one
restaurant and one café). The ship was expected to be operated on a
scheduled line between Bordeaux and the posh resort of Royan. No other
reference to the project has been found.
Ivan Sache, 26 September 2010
The Yearbook of the Central Committee of France Shipowners (1922) shows the house flag of R. Desallais as divided blue-red by a broad white ascending diagonal charged with three blue stars.
Dominique Cureau, 26 September 2010
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