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9, 1935.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
Famous Cunarder Makes Her Last
Voyage
Will Be Broken Up. For Scrap
Southampton, Oct. 28. KNOWN to thousands of war-time soldiers as "The Old Reliable," the Cunard-White Star 46,500 tons liner Olympic sails from Southampton on Friday. It will be her last voyage. Sho is due to reach Yarrow on Sunday, where she is to be broken up for scrap.
She will be the largest passen- ger ship to suffer such a fate. It was rumoured last week that her sailing date would be chang- ed, but it is understood that the original plan is to be adhered to.
Her going will be vastly different from that of the
PRESS PEOPLE HERE
Pictured above with his family and in an expansive mood, Mr. Roy Howard, head of United Pross and the Scripps Howard news papers, arrived in Hongkong yesterday, Interviewed, fie prodicted the biggest industrial boom America has ever witnessed, Shown with him are Mrs. Howard and their daughteṁ Miss Jano Howard.
DOGS ARE NOT FAITHFUL
SCIENTIST SAYS SO
Mauretanin. For months before ARE dogs sincerely faithfull
Dr. F. Buytendijk, a physio- the "grand old lady" of the sea left for Rosyth her praises were logist who has spent several years sung all over the world, and her studying the minds of various final trip, during which she had breeds of dogs, says that science on board a distinguished com- proves they are not. pany, was in the nature of a triumphal voynge.
"The bond between dog and man is a natural link, an obligation, is known the not an act of will. This is what So far as Olympic will go unsung, her science teaches. Our hearts say only occupants a skeleton crew.
a dog is sincere; science says it is not," he writes in his book "The -So will pass one of the
And of the Dog". grandest ships the sea has ever she borne. During the
But Dr. Buytendijk's experi- carried 6,000 British troops atments have proved that dogs can a crossing. She sank one if not certainly do almost anything ex- two enemy submarines. Her ad- cept talk and that they possess ventures were more numerous even than those of the Maure-many powers of expression.
tania.
"Old Reliable"
war
He has made a study of dog "language."
Barking,. us in greeting, is a
In his book of reminiscences short, generally dull-sounding Sir Bertram Hayes, who was the
six noise, beginning with a consonant, Olympic's commander for
14 clear resonant years, recalls that when engaged followed by
from bark. A growling or snarling transporting troops Cannda her name waA scarcely may be heard between. ever used in Canada. The news-
In
papers used to report her arrival
Barking interrupted by a yelping
as "The Old Reliable in port is the "note of inquiry." again" in the biggest type they could find.
On une crossing with 6,000 troops on board 13,500 eggs-"with bacon, to match"-were- served-for one day's breakfasts alone.
The Olympic, which during her active transatlantic passenger lile was one of the most popular ships in the service, has been laid up in the new docks at Southampton for some months now.
A fow weeks ago her sale to Messrs. Thomas Ward and Co, for break-up purposes was announced. She is occupying the Maure tania's last berth at present, and with so many liners passing into the hands of the breakers, there is speculation as to who will be her successor, there.
The joyous burk has two forms, the howl of delight before the walk and the joy of greeting.
Williams, and Basil Sidney in the The scenario has been cust. written by Clemence Dane and the direction will be by Thornton Freeland.
This is the first adventure of Douglas Fairbanks jun. into pro- duction.
"I have decided to begin pro- duction in London because the op- portunities for those making only. a small number of films are splen- did," sad Mr. Fairbanks.
TRIED TO KILL A PRINCE
A CAMERA CAUGHT
"A
HIM
SHOT pierced the bush. A bullet whizzed past the royal visitor. The madman cocked his revolver again. Police grasped him.
"The group of men around the car rushed him and brought him headlong to the pavement in Rugby serum. ----
Д
"The fight disappeared from my view below the pavement coping.
the "I held my camera over stonework and shot blindly, hop-
Exclusive!" ing for the best.
Prince Humbert
Was
The picture
flown back from Brussels and appeared in The Daily Mail of 1929. It showed the attempted assassination of Prince Humbert.
Risks
October 25,
The cameraman who took it. Mr. William R. Turner. of The Daily Mail has written a book working agreement | "Also our with United Artists will enable crammed full of excitement, hu- Still more famous stars for us to draw from time to time en mour and interest--"Eyes of the British films are foreshadowed any of the stars under contract to Press."
producers B Alexander It in not, in Mr. Turner's own by the announcement of the duch formation of Criterion Film Korda, David Selznick, Jesse Lasky, words, an autobiography, but a true narrative of Press photogra- Productions with Douglas Fair-and Samuel Goldwyn," banks jun., Capt. A. Cunning- ham-Reid, M.P., and Marcel Hellman on the board of direc. tors.
Criterion Films, with head- quarters at 28, Brook-street, W., will spend £400,000 a year on the production of four films for distribution throughout . the world by United Artists.
It is understood that Criter-phy as everybody in the game ion Films may make a picture knows it.
Fow are aware of the effort, with Miss Merle Oberon, and
resource are now looking for a story organisation, risks, and
of
first-clusa the which would form the first Bri domanded tish film starring Fredric cameraman so that he may obtain for March, whose present contract Xood pictures, and often in Hollywood is completed in more difficult-get them back to February.
the office quickly.
Turner and several of the great- Gaumont British have an hearted colleagues he mentions nounced that their child star, are still with Associated Nowa- The arst film to be made will be Nova Pilbeam, of "Little Friend," papers, risking their neeks, using. an all their resource, mating with "The Amateur Gentleman," with is to take the title part in
on the triumphs and failures-all to get Douglas Fairbanks jun., Elissa historical drama based Landi, Gordon Harker, Hugh 'tragic life of Lady Jane Grey. the pictures you see every day.
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1 Common in Liverpool.
Burden of the song might be: Forbear!
10 Rope for the artist.
11 Play, with more than a full enst.
12 Instruct not solicitors.
13 Five-cights of a mongrel,
16 What boots do to boots with n
lanc.
16 Standing of ships' passengers is governed by them. (Hyphen, 3, 4).
17-West Indian Island.
20 of
22
speed, but sounds like an
ed Poston.
armed vessel.
Trust can be a support.
26 Star companies.
27 This wind causes, more trouble
than appears.
28 Man of many words, but not
necessarily 'n talker.
2 Inunts.
3 Dodge.
DOWN
4 Mark Twain, for example. Hy-,
phen, 3, 4);
I do it? No, I should be a fool! In trent (anag).
7 Omelal notices sheltering a Bud-
dhist pricet,
8 Musical work.
10 Hypothecates' queens in
pect.
13 Late Forfarshire.
14 Rise.
(Two words, 3, 2). 18 Shiver and shake.
pros..
10 Quick, a drink round about four.
20 Not a nightcap, yet a support
at bedtime.
21 Sauce.
24 Boba, otherwise.
25 Useless without a buckle.
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