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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1952)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1652 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON wraraER.-,... DtGHffS'.- PRICES THAT WILL HELP YOU CELEBRATE lip HERBERT HANELINE, Weyerhaeuser Timber Company accountant, has been installed as wor shipful master of Klamath Falls Lodge No. 77, AFJAM. The new officers of the lodge pictured are (front row, left to right) William D. Milne, secretary; Elvin Phillips, senior warden; Wor shipful Master Haneline; Joe R. Lake, junior warden; Oliver Moen, treasurer; (back row) Joe Lovell, chaplain; Dale Bebber, marshal; Joe Thomas,' senior steward; Paul Kincaid, junior , steward; Levoy Longmire, junior deacon; George Boudon, senior deacon; and Jack Rhodes, tiler Man Survives Night in Chill Swamp MIAMI, Fla. uD A man who clung to mangrove bushes in Angel Fish Creek 2u miles south vi Mi ami for more than 28 hours dur ing some of Florida's coldest weather was reported in "satis factory" condition in Veterans Hos pital today. Fred Tyzzer Jr., released from a hospital only two weeks ago with a badly burned hand, sur vived a night of 35-40 degree cold stripped to his undershorts. The 38-year-old Navy veteran watched while a Coast Guard FBY and a helicopter flew overhead in search for him, but couldn't at tract their attention. Finally, the Coast Guard abandoned the search and said he presumably had drowned. ' Tyzzer lost his balance and fell from the tugboat Logan about 11 a.m. Tuesday between Cape Flori da and Cutter Bank. He was res cued late yesterday by Capt. Cleveland Knowles aboard his lisning vessel. "Because of the cold weather, I had plenty of clothes on when I fell off the boat," Tyzzer said. "Thanks to my training as a senior Red Cross lite saver, I was able to peel off my shoes, two pairs Of socks, two pairs of pants, sweater and jacket." Capt. George Baron, skipper of the tugboat didn't notice that his only crewman had disappeared until half an hour later. Tyzzer watched the tug until it moved out of sight, then shed his clothing and swam three or four miles to the mangrove swamp. All night long he buried his face in the mangrove roots to ward oil the chiu northwest wind. Knowles, who has fished the area lor 10 years, was headed for port when he saw Tyzzer waving a mangrove twig. - Tyzzer estimated he reached the swampy, mangrove-studded shore about 1 p.m. He waved vainly at passing boats and the helicopter. He waded through knee-deep mud toward Angel Fish Creek, which divides Key Largo, but no boats came up the channel before MEDO LAND km esser Try It , Jt'sNewl Assorted I Flavors. Qt. 2 years eld nightfall. Again yesterday he i Tyzzer. "It was certainly an un waved at boats and planes, but comfortable night." t none saw him until Knowles came ! along. "He was weak and in shock but 1 seemed in pretty fair shape," ! Knowles said. "We put some j clothes on him and fed him some coffee and cup cakes. 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