Mr. Jenner. Would you please, to the best of your recollection, tell us what pieces of luggage he had on that occasion, what they looked like, their shape and form?
Mrs. Paine. Yes. He had two large marine duffelbags with his name on them, and probably his Marine serial number. It was marked with a good deal of white paint. It stood quite high.
Mr. Jenner. Were they up-ended when you say high? You mean standing on end, they were high?
Mrs. Paine. Standing on their end they would come well above this table.
Mr. Jenner. I see. About 40 inches?
Mrs. Paine. Something like that; I would guess so.
Mr. Jenner. Excuse me, I am interested in just that. Would you go over to the drawing board and move your hand, judge from the floor, and stop right there? We will measure that later.
Mrs. Paine. Understand I saw those two later in my garage.
Mr. Jenner. I understand, and I will get to that. That is just about 45 inches, and there were two of them?
Mrs. Paine. There were two of them. Do you want anything about the rest of the luggage? Does that interest you the most?