Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-30 | Page 2 | Tattooed Officer in Navy Mistaken for Kidnaped Baby

Tattooed Officer In Navy Mistaken For Baby Br By Press DENVER April 30 A 30 A chief petty officer of the United States nav navy with the picture of an iceman tattooed on his brawny arm was mistaken for lor the Lindbergh baby here Four naval petty officers who had attended school in the east were drIvIng driving ing through to the coast A filling station attendant at Topeka Kan Ran saw sawa a huddled curly headed curly headed figure In Irs the back seat scat of their machine He re reported reported reported re- re ported it n to police Denver squad cars met the tho machine as it drove into this city In the rear they could see sec the curly- curly locked head An officer rushed up and attempted to pick it from the seat scat What the blooming hell burst forth Corth a deep bass voice and Chief Petty Officer L. L B. B Stevinson of or the U. U S. S S. S Sicard blond and head curly cd d who had been asleep sat his bulk upright in the back scat seat Excuse it please said the blushIng blushIng blushing blush- blush Ing officer Yacht Expected to 10 Bring Kidnap News NORFOLK Va April 30 UP UP- UP Rumor ridden Norfolk awaited today the return of or the cruising yacht Marcon Marcon Mar- Mar con confident It would bring good goodnews goodnews news in connection with negotiations with men believed to be kidnapers o ot of Charles A. A Lindbergh Jr Excitement here herc was greater today than it has been at any time since March 9 when John Hughes Curtis first was approached by men who said they represented the Lindbergh kidnapers The activity of or the last week by Curtis and his associates was was mainly responsible Curtis returned from one four tour and anda a half hall day cruise Wednesday He expected to leave almost at once after telephoning Lindbergh But the Marcon Marcon Marcon Mar- Mar con hastily refueled and provisioned provision cd lay ay at the submarine base until P. P m. m yesterday when it made out into Hampton roads It was assumed that thai Curtis Edwin E. E Bruce of Elmira N N. Y 1 and Lieutenant George Geore L. L Richard Richard Rich Rich- ard U. U S. S N. N were along Bruce a former Cormer banker of Portsmouth Va was brought Into the negotiations by Curtis weeks ago There were vere no official announcements announcements announce announce- ments toda today