Japanese Sailors Rescued at Sea Their own lifeboats disabled, members of the crew of the Japanese freighter Hokuman Maru, which foundered Jan. 21 off Cape Flattery near the Washington coast, are shown being rescued by a lifeboat put out from the S. S. President Jackson, which answered the freighter's distress signals. The entire crew of 45 was saved. This photo shows a lifeboat full of rescued Japanese seamen as the boat nears the side of the President Jackson.
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Japanese Sailors Rescued at Sea Their own lifeboats disabled, members of the crew of the Japanese freighter Hokuman Maru, which foundered Jan. 21 off Cape Flattery near the Washington coast, are shown being rescued by a lifeboat put out from the S. S. President Jackson, which answered the freighter's distress signals. The entire crew of 45 was saved. This photo shows a lifeboat full of rescued Japanese seamen as the boat nears the side of the President Jackson.

Associated Press · [ca. January 1935]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

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