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RENO Nev (UP1) — A geol-- f leaving him usable to dumb out ogist told Tuesday how he lay I At first he said he was most mine concerned about the loss cX at the bottom of a shaft fer six days before he was 0Qd front his arm which he bound with lus shirt rescued col-saRobert Glcyn Salt Lake Cityj He fd h expected a he broke his arm in the sague lo snow up two days ll accident uly 20 but a His only company at the I®’ schedule deterred his was‘chanSe in bottom of the black hole fellow worker the remains of two wildcats During his stay in the shaft which apparently also fell in he had lets than half a pint of Glojn 31 a geologist with water and a handful 'of candy Getty Oil was rescued Friday tablets After two days in intensive care “I yelled and screamed a lot” a spokesman at Washoe Medihe said cal Center S3id his condition was two days he finished off After fair the canteen of water as well as FELL 52 FEET the candy He began to worry Gloyn was checking cut the about dehydration ‘I passed out a lot 1 be said old mine northwest of the old boom camp of 'Rawhide near “I was seriously considering the Churchill - Mineral county drinking the water I whs losing line when ho fell 52 feet down but couldn't quite bring myself the shaft He slid another 15 cr to do it” 20 feet down a steep incline After six “ days the Mineral “It was a sneaky thing I nev- County Search and Rescue Unit er knew it was there” he said located his car outside the He doesn’t know whether the mine They found maps and pashaft might have eventually pers near the entrance to the dropped hundreds of feet more shaft and found Glcyn at the His left arm was broken bottom M M IMS ji m stew m me4 ENM( fte &( mm m m im ww ms IWWm iNwea $m om tm m w$ m I ( 50-fo- ot id af-fa- N fmnm smsa awa SttfiT WttS MMftSttar WS Tmmsmm tf 3W8SMt9( ml MMTUM&xsma mahmu fe jms 3K$ 4 m taCMW MH9 4C4MN 9vaeriwiitM in mm wmm M mm —m imWMU m mmm b lfe acAE0i mm mmttm a £ M KWUCtt 9msm awmami KMm wmx xwj jraM mm sWwWt9wffKtaiBC pm&M & i && Us && mm Savag man m$ Up- MnimtfiKiqtiwiwsKSMttw) i k c 4wMm m? yiiqfni taaMiUS 1 M a mu etjw SPma nwx ana am a baa t-a- m Wai-i- tpa i wi mm J jxm r rtiJ ! £JI Ktsvwi - &? n 4 Group to Study Claims 9e9t a SMS l l evH m$ at ws m I s yfb fin utMmf 4 tb erne lss 1 ssta W & surety Cnv&i " Vi m fc4 a54nfc 1 3 ? fit riWitfwfl f i I ! ! ! 1 ON SHEETS STYLISH SAVINGS YOURS FROM SPRINGMAiD EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Lively Sun Check pink blue yellow SCOUT TROOPS United Way officials said statistics show nationwide 464 per cent of scout troops are sponber sored by religious organizations NOT SELECTED followed by 326 per cent being not Other members have yet sponsored by civic groups In the Great Sait Lake Counbeen selected cil S55 per cent of the troops The NAACP has also filed a civil suit against the Boy Scouts are sponsored by wrards of the of America following an inci- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dent in which two i - Colorfy! 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