SPEED KING’S NEW POST
Sir Malcolm Campbell has accepted the editorship of British Movietone News. Mr Gerald Sanger, the previous editor, becomes producer, while associated with Sir Malcolm will be Mr Tom Webster, Mr G. Ward Price, the war correspondent, Captain R. C. Lyle, the racing expert, and Mr G. 0. Nickalls, the oarsman. • . . . , , a luncheon given in bis honour bir Malcolm said:—“l believe in the newsreel and its future, and I hope to contribute something to its development. “Through the newsreel 1 may be able to help to promote those friendly relations between the nations of the British Empire on which our own happiness so 'greatly depends, and interpret the actions and attitude of foreign nations in sucb a way as to make for the mutual understanding and international goodwill which mean so much to the peace oi the world.’’ Sir Malcolm added that this new interest did not mean that he would relinquish his intention of making another attempt ou the worlds’ land speed record. He was determined to make a new bid later in the year.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22628, 20 July 1935, Page 21
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