HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Wednesday, November , 19S1
PAGE 5-A
Lost Pair
Eat Grass,
Raw Meat
DRYDEN. Ontario (UPli An
American hunter said today thai
he and his Indian guide lived on
raw venison and swamp grass for
10 days while .they were lost in
the northern Ontario bush.
Elwyn Myers, 20. Pentuater,
Mich., and guide Thomas Strong.
35, became lost during a moose
hunting expedition Oct. 27. They
were found by a ground search
party Monday and brought to a
hospital here.
Doctors today described Myers'
condition as good, but said the
guide was suffering from exposure
and was in serious condition.
From his bedside at Dryden
Hospital the thin, bearded hunter,
who lost 25 pounds, told of their
ordeal.
The pair was flown into Portal
Lake Oct. 27 for a three-day hunt.
When the plane returned to pick
them up Oct. 30 there was no sign
of them, and the following day
ground and airborne search par
ties began to look for them.
"We got lost on the first day
and we also ran out of matches,"
Myers said. "On the second day
we shot a deer and we carried
the front quarter of the animal
wherever we went. Every night
we built a lean-to to shield us
from the wind. For food we ate
raw meat and swamp grass. One
day both Tom and I fell into a
swamp and I thought we would
freeze to death."
Myers said they were unable to
find their way back to the camp
because they had no compass and
they could not guide themselves
by the sun because the sky was
cloudy all the time.
. "We kept on going around in
circles. We'd walk and walk, and
then we would all of a sudden
come on a spot where we had
been the previous day," he said.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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Lumber Industry Told
Necessity Of Teamwork
"WluyA REAO THAT PAGE OVEfZ? I DONt THINK RllFF OTl.
Hodges Doubfs Kennedy
Drive For Tariff Cuf
WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary
of Commerce Luther H. Hodges
cast doubt today on the possibil
ity that President Kennedy will
launch a drive in the 1962 session
of Congress for broad new author
ity to reduce tariffs.
Hodges told a news conference
that the proposal, advanced pub
licly by Undersecretary of, State
George W. Ball, is a "long-range
program which we ought to study
and look at."
Hodges declined several oppor
tunities raised by reporters to
declare himself for or against the
major overhaul of the Trade
Agreements Act which many ad
ministration officials favor. The
act is due for renewal next year
VERY EMBARRASSING
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) -The
Credit Bureau of Greater
Little Rock, Inc., apparently was
so busy looking for deadbeats it
forgot to pay its own bills.
Gen. Mgr. John R. Nesbitt said
"this is very embarrassing" Mon
day when county officials notified
the company it failed to pay
$284.63 in personal property taxes.
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SAN FRANCISCO H'PP-Team-
work is needed to put the lumber
industry back to its economic sta
bility of 20 years ago. according
to Areata. Calif., lumberman J.
E. Pickett.
He told the opening meeting of
the 52nd convention of the Pa
cific Logging Conference that dur
ing World War II the industry
lived "pretty high on the hog,"
but he suggested that the pace
slackened because management
overlooked its personnel relations.
"If we are to retain our right
ful place again," he said, "we
must have a team and encourage
teamwork" to prevent industry
workers from "losing their initiative."
He said that too many workers
"don't want to just plain work and
I feel it is up to us to provide
the encouragement and incentive
needed."
"The message we want to get
over is that emplove and employ
er are on the same team. Ann
we are competing with other
building material industries, not
with each other. '
He also urged a stronger public
relations program for the lumber
industry in order to battle against
lax problems and other concerns
of the forest industries.
Pickett, co-owner of the Cal
Pacific Redwood Company, wa
succeeded as president of the con
ference by J. I. Morgan. New
Meadows. Idaho, who was elected
Monday by 1,200 western loggers
attending the three-day meeting
Other officers elected were Rob
ert P., Conklin, Portland, vice
president: Robert F. Dvvyer. Port
land, treasurer; Carwin A. Wool
ley, Portland, secretary.
Newly elected directors were A
L. Wares. Lyons, Ore.; A. D
McReynolds, Eugene, Ore.; Clif
ford Bryden, Roseburg, Ore.; Rav
Crane. Corning, Calif.; Earl Ship
ley, Trmidad, Calif.; Otis Hallin.
San Francisco; Bud Puhn, Shel
ton, Wash.; Max Tripp, Spokane
Wash.; W. J. Johnson, Tacoma,
Wash.: Tom Fraser, Vancouver,
B.C.; E. P. Burchett, Vancouver
Bruce Colwell, Coeur d'Alene. Ida
ho; Vern Guernsey, Boise, Idaho
Holly Larson, Columbia Falls,
Mont.; and Arthur Brooks, Ketch
ikan. Alaska.
ACTRESS DIES
OSLO. Norway (UPI) Nor
wegian-born Swedish actress Har
net Bosse, 83. third wife of the
Swedish dramatist August Strmd
berg, died in a hospital here last
week, it was learned Monday.
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