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to c. j. pennington, junior wireless operator. in a recurrent dream, he told her, he saw the ship ablaze as he frantically worked the morse key, calling for help. he'd even written a letter to london requesting reassignment, he confided. dawn came and went, with no change in the leaden skies or the wind
minutes before seven a.m., however, it was just another bad day on the north atlantic. that was the opinion of second officer lloyd, for one. at exactly : by the bridge clock, he spotted yellowish smoke curling from the canvas of a forward hatch. lloyd knew how rapidly flames could spread in this wind...
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