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HIGH WATER BLOCKS SICK CCC WORKER ON WAY TO HOSPITAL HERE
Pneumonia Patient Carried From Ambulance, Which Became Marooned On Cumberland Street, To Hospital On Improvised Stretcher; Man Falls Into Water; Woman Breaks Leg
Flood waters blocked an ambulance bringing Lawrence Collier, a member of the Sang Run CCC Camp in Garrett County, to Memorial Hospital late yesterday afternoon.
Collier, suffering from pneumonia, was in a critical condition at camp and was ordered to the hospital here.