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Monday, October 25
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Sunday, October 24
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Monday, October 25
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SEIZED .
PUSAN. Korea on ROK Vavy
craft Thursdsv Bight seised twe
Jspanese Inning boats aad ar
rested 10 crewmen 10 mtlea oast
n( Chnu Island olf eutat Ke
rea. National Police said Friday.
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH
Raftsman Says Survival Due
HONOLULU OTI An Intrepid,
ll-yetr-old x(Umn, who drifted
MM milM from Peru to American
Seme, attribute hie eurrival of
lit daya tn the stormy Pacific to
mind over matter.'' ,
William WUlia of New York ar-
Paratrooper
Pet Locked Up
CHICAGO, Oct. W ( Rocky,
the world'! youngest lady para
trooper, was locked up today in
Lincoln Park Zoo and there she'll
stay.
The ltlth Regimental Combat
Team decided the too was the best
place for Rocky, a lo-month-old,
130-pound Hokkaido bear, even
though she served with distinction
In Korea.
Rocky won fame as the regi
ment's parachuting mascot. On
her first jump, however, three sol
diers were bitten before the jump-
master could get her out of the
plane.
Later a mortar abell fragment
nicked Rocky's chin and she was
awarded the purple heart.
Rocky, who gets her name from
Rakkasan, the Japanese word for
paratrooper, was accompanied
from Oakland, Calif., by 1st Sgt.
Oene Castle. 90, of Falntville, Ky.
He raised her from a cub.
Castle said he was donating
Rocky to the too because most of
the men in the l7th are Midwest
erners and would be able to drop
by the zoo and see her occa
sionally. Of course. Rocky Is growing, too.
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FALLS. OREGON
rived by plane from the South. Fa
cific yesterday with "Meekie,
the fish-loving cat who made the
long voyage with htm. Another
companion, ''Peekie," a parrot,
was lamentably eaten by "Meekie"
two days before they reached Pago
Pago Oct. 15.
Willis stepped down from a Pan
American Airways ltner, fresh and
rested, but reluctant to talk to re
porters. He read a prepared state
ment and ssid he planned to sell
what be called his - "almost in
credible story" to the highest bid
der after talks with his agents in
Ner York.
However, later at a private, in-
Call Costs Man
Damage Suit
DUBLIN, Ireland OP Donald
Angus McKay phoned another
man's wife and the final bill
came to $25,200.
The husband, bank official Geof
frey O'Reilly, was accidentally cut
In on the call when he phoned
home from his office. He heard
McKay calling Mrs. O'Reilly
'darling" and joined the conver
sation.
When he got home that night
Mrs. O'Reilly had gone away with
McKay.
The story came out yesterday In
Dublin's high court. O'Reilly sued
McKay for "criminal conversa
tion," an old-fashioned form of ac
tion dating from the time when
wives were regarded as chattels.
A 12-man jury ordered McKay
to pay O'Reilly the $25,200 as dam
ages. POPULAR
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GENE KELLY
VAN JOHNSON
;YD CHARISSE
"ELAINE STEWART
Barry JONES-Albert SHARPE
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To 'Mind Over Matter'
- 'formal reception at the Adventur-
ers Club of Hawaii, be told of rid
tag the pitching, 3t-foot balsa raft
with only short catnaps at the
steering wheel. ...
'I had to be on deck all the
time," he said. "I had to keep the
raft on course. It was 34-hour
watches all the way. Most of the
time I had to bold on for my
life."
After bis wster became contam
inated, he said, he drank sea
water "aa much aa I needed and
no more and suffered no ill ef
fects. It's all in the mind. I warn l
afraid of salt water. I didn't wor
ry about It and It didn't bother
me.
It was mind over matter: noth
ing else."
He said the kerosene stove broke
down early on the voyage and he
threw it overboard. The rest of the
way it was rsw fish, salt water.
and cold instant coffee made with
salt water, he added.
"I was never short of food," be
declared. "There were plenty of
fish In the ocean."
He said his cat, with whom he
chatted during periods of loneli
ness, "enjoyed the trip and was
never short of rations either."
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pictures.
Willis was greeted warmly upon
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SHERIDAN .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1954
his arrival in nowuum. liustorni
authorliies relaxed a ban agains
newly-arrived pets to permit hire
to oo5e with "Meekie" for preu
photographers. Both the raftsmai
and me t- - u -" - . uujh
their necks.
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