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WRECK OFF ISLE OF MAN

CRASH ON ROCKS IN FOG 1 ■"-l-■ ■ ■' :■' -.''.-.■..' '.■ '■ ■' ONLY T^YO SUEYIYOKS United .Press Association—By Electric Tele--1 ... '■;' ■ , graph—Copyright. .-.:■ . . ;■ (Eeceived. 19th March, 10 a.m.)/ '. j ■', ' ' LONDON, 18th March;;;: The steamer 'Citrine, \ bound from Glasgow to North Wales was .wrecked off the Isle of Man, with a loss of -ten lives. ■ / '. -, ■/;. "'■" ..' V '■'; .•'.'■/ '." -■: The . Citrine struck -the, rocks ; at Bradda Head during 'a fog with Ji crash which' shook v the ship like : a,matchbox.,] Sheclawed off/badly' holed in the'port bow - and filled and sank -before a boat., could .'be, launched. ' ".Two., survivors;, battled ashore, through''the icy breakers clinginy to, an bar and 'lifebelt/Almost by. a miracle, they 'seaied a ' 500----foot cliff. ;..They remained on the rocks*1 till: daybreak} when .they' aroused the' inmates of & farmhouse.' ■~ A lifeboat; from Douglas ascertained the extent. of. the disaster. ', ;', _.';■ ■ . .■■-,:■'. \J. -.. ':;;'.-; - ; .\

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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 66, 19 March 1931, Page 13

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WRECK OFF ISLE OF MAN Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 66, 19 March 1931, Page 13

WRECK OFF ISLE OF MAN Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 66, 19 March 1931, Page 13