Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. George Hage
dorn, John Perettl,
HAUPTMANN JURY GOES WALKING
Led and followed by police guards, members of the tury which
will decide the fate of Bruno Hauptmann, on trial for the kidnaping,
slaying of the Lindbergh baby, are shown taking their afternoon exer
cises during week end recess of the trial at Flemington, N. J. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
FOUR MEN SAFE
FROM WRECK OF
BARGE RESOLUTE
Tallapoosa Makes Speedy
Rescue of Crew
Driven Ashore
Safe In Juneau, today, four mem
bers of the crew of the barge Res
olute, which was being used on the
Islander salvage work were thank
ful for a timely rescue early to
day by the United States Coast
Guard cutter Tallapoosa.
Brought to the city at 10 o'clock
this morning, the four men—Mate
Richard A. Rice, Juneau; Cook,
George Spaulding, Juneau; Seaman
William Paine. Montana, and Sea
man E. E. Peterson, .Seattle—told
of the purposely casting their
barge loose in heavy seas Sunday
in an effort to beach the craft be
fore it sank.
Kuttelea By Gale
The barge, located over the
wreck of the Islander on the north
end of Admiralty Island, was be
ing badly buffeted by heavy seas
and was taking much water. Three
of the anchor cables were slipped
and the fourth anchor was taken
aboard with the intent of allowing
the barge to drift ashore.
Absence Reported
The Kenai. skippered by Capt.
Charles Stone, passed the spot
where the barge should have been
yesterday and. upon arrival in Ju
neau at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
a report of the barge’s absence was
made to Capt. A. J. LaGasa, own
er of the Resolute.
Tallapoosa Notified
Capt. LaGasa immediately noti
fied Collector of Customs J. J.
