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Two County Men

Injured In Accidents

While At \Vork

John Lee was seriously injured Friday when the tractor he was ' driving turned over and crushed the lower part of his body. The Washington Rescue Squad carried hjm to Winchester Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery that evening and again Monday.

He is getting along now as well as can he expected. ‘ Monday morning Lewis Judd sawmill operator near Amissville, was struck in the head by a falling tree.’ He was taken to Fauquier. County tlospifd and® from there he Was transferred to Arlington.

No report on his condition wasavailable this morning.

Rappahannock

Hounds Hun& Mt,

Run Lake Section

Saturday, November 8, the Rappahannock hounds hunted the Mountain Run Lake section of* Culpeper County, a part of their offtchlly recognized territory. This section encompasses approxi' mately 15 square miles of open, irolling country, which provide* a spectacular view of the Bl|p Ridge as well as the home base for several red and grey foxes.

Because cf a south wind, the plan to cast hounds in the open in hopes of getting on a red fox track had to be foregone. Jnetead, the" huntsman, Offie TJrflSnT toelt&n* couple hounds into a thick cover ® at the edge of L J. Brown’s posture. There they struck a grey, that ran a line right around the lake site—over Roy Frazer’s fann, back into Brown’s pines, then once • agaip out in the open to Anthony Cribson’s. At a point, not far from :rContinued on page eight -

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