CRAYTHORNE'S HEROISM
SYDNEY, 30th June. Reginald Craythorne, the steward who lost his life, had brought a stewardess and a lady passenger asnore. At the request, of a lady passenger he returned on board to secure some of her belongings. While on this mission he was overcome \ by smoke. His body was later recovered in the music room. , , All-those on board at the time of .the outbreak are loud in praise of Craythorne's heroism, stating that he kept rer turning to the burning ship, helping others out. , ,
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 1, 1 July 1925, Page 5
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