The Archive · 1939

Seasickness Halts Plans Of Nine Months

Honolulu, June 3.

Mr. and Mrs, James Seater for nine months dreamed of a South Seas cruise while they prepared their trim little ketch, the Vega, for the voyage. Yesterday their dream became a reality and they set sail for the blue equatorial waters, They returned to Honolulu today, explaining that Mrs. Seater proved to be too poor a sailor for such a long voyage. She became so seasick when 25 miles from Honolulu that they were forced to return to port.—United Press

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