When not in use the curtains rolled up to the edge of the awning, which was set on a pipe-frame.
From the bridge deck three steps led down to the main cabin.

Here in the daytime were two longitudinal couches with high upholstered backs.

At night the backs swung out and up to form berths, so that the compartment supplied sleeping accomodations for four persons.

There were roomy lockers under the seats and at meal times an extension table made a miraculous appearance and seated eight.

Forward of the main cabin was the galley, gleaming with white enamel and brass.