THE HOSPITAL DISASTER.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19622, 18 May 1929, Page 17

THE HOSPITAL DISASTER.

increased death list. IffTWTIGATIONS PROCEEDING. NW AS»OCUTtOK - BY KUCTMC 1 TW4IO*API! -CPPVIIWHT NEW YORK, May 10. With tK#' death list from the Clove" Msd disaster now 125, and iaenutUtt hourly, and virioia cnquiriea bf the City, County, State, W«r*l »uthontie«, there are per 2L* report! that a man was wen I-, • blow torch in the vieuuty of IJL rwi» where th« X ray films were J'red, »d this ia '* in * however, the only j.|.||« fact regarding the possible ..,i«b at curb extensive fatalities win "Sled by the City Investigating Coin--.imioa, which diM-overed a faulty fire the clinic'« X ray room, where iln «U»trophe originated, n, u [ ; , Rock wood, Health < oninns- , «»<! hfi.l of the «'oiisniisHion, Slrad that had the door worked it Sid have nhut ..JT the room from the 3«iad«r of the building and caused (M dowi'y r" ison Ul 0 tl>rcea to (M street through the \en n later. ■' A report states that vieJL Who fought for their hw* through S! Bight succumbed on.- after another 2tL of thi ' « u4 to-day. Six Iffphysician died, i.ie ludmg l'r. John SuHna co-founder of the elime and of We Hand, Ontario.—Australia Frew Assoeiatiuii.

DR. GEORGE GRILLE. , SERVED WITH NEW ZWALANDRRS. 1 frMM A»#OCUTIO|r TJLUQKAM.) ,1 DUNEDIN, May 17. Br Goorgf Crillc, who is mentioned for leadership of the resellers in 2. cable regarding the Cleveland disuLr nerved for some time in France TaW Zealand field hospital under 4 O'Neill, of Dunedin. He ! fctheaScwewr of tho modern method «t tmting sho< k.