Island and then toward Wosten - (7 home. K.R. + Hendrick evidently were worried about the two boys, while I with less knowledge of condition was extremely anxious. About 1a. m. of Wednesday we had worked our way through to clearer water near Saunders Island and K.R. roused me from my bunk with news that the kayaks were coming toward us. All were greatly relieved. Walrus had led them a long chase, but they finally killed him and moored him to a berg. Taking on the boys and getting the walrus, wh. was 2 mi + N. we went to Krend's Harbor, beached the can- cass, boiled some of his heart had luncheon and turned in. Spent day at Krend's Har