Does anybody know if this actually happened?

There is a deleted scene in which Jack Phillips, Titanic's telegraph operator recieves an ice wraning from the Calefornian and sends back a rather rude telegram.I've read a lot of Titanic Bücher and never found anything about it, ss did that really happen oder not?
 AaronHaley4ever posted Vor mehr als einem Jahr
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taismo723 said:
The Californian did send out warnings I believe, but Jack Phillips died trying to find help. I believe he took his job very seriously, so I don't think so. The Californian failed to help the Titanic anyways...
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oh okay...thanks.
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kfchater94 said:
Jack Phillips didn't do that but it is true that number one there were ships closer than 4 hours. The other ships thought the flares were fireworks and that Titanic was celebrating. And two the door at the end of the movie that has Rose on it was actually big enough for two. They actually took a computer and generated this. So Jack would have lived if he'd actually gotten on the door.
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jackdawson-love said:
This actually did happened. I have the collectors edition of movie with all the deleted scenes, and there is a scene where he does send a rude telegram to an officer on the Califorion. And this did happen in real life. The officer on the Calidorion was trying to warn Titanic about ice, but the officers on Titanic had a lot of passenger letters to send so Jack Phillips to him to "Shut up, I'm working bloddy cape race!" if I am correct:)
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1D216 said:
I would have to say no because if it did happen Du would think it would have sagte something in the movie oder at least in a book.
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It is in a couple Bücher and it was in the movie but they took it out.
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PotterForever said:
Yes, that actually did happen. The Californian was surrounded Von ice and was stopped for the night a few miles away from where the Titanic was. The Californian's wireless operator was sending out a warning to Titanic, but Jack Phillips was overworked from sending out so many passenger letters that he snapped at them for the inturruption. And of course the Californian turned off their wireless for the night shortly after and never got Titanic's distress calls.
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