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Man lies Injured
On Mountainside
For Seven Hours
cnroute
Francis Kamoozy, 19, to his home in Newarkj, N. J. from Texas, “apparantlyi fell aslecp'’ and drove his 19p Ford convertible over the Lurav Mountain near the Spring, 4 miles west
Decemof Sperrjrville, Thursday,
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Careening down the steep mountainside, the car, fell 100 feet before becoming entangled in the underbrush and , huge (locks Kamoozy was not discovered until 8:30 the following momiibg.
The Washington Rescue; Squad ■was immediatly called to the scene and rushed the victim to the Winchester Memorial Hospita
The route from the victim to the highway was so steep that the men bringing Kamoozy out were forced to follow a very circuitous path. j
Dr. J. P. Snead was in! atten, dance when the Rescue | Squad arrived.
Kamoozy was treated for a fractured hip, skull concussion, and several deep lacerations qn the head. Apparently, both hands and feet were frozen. Though a specist has been cabled, it is not certain thar the frozen limbs tan~be saved.
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