WORTHILY UPHELD
TRADITION Oli' BRITISH MERCHANT SERVICE
United Press Association—By ilec.tric Telegraph—Copyright)
I-TONO KONG, 2nd February.
The traditions of the British merchant service were worthily upheld by It. T. Salmon, third officer of the Yuensung, which in, the China Sea canto upon a water logged Chinese, junk. A life line thrown from the vessel rescued six', but olio man was left on the junk, being too exhausted to move. Salmon stripped and dived into the rather rough sea, and brought the man aboard, but resuscitation methods proved unavailing.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 3 February 1931, Page 5
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