THE GREYCLIFFE DISASTER.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19156, 12 November 1927, Page 17

THE GREYCLIFFE DISASTER.

—-♦ FOUR MORE BODIES FOUND. (BT CABLS—MUSS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN AND V-X. CAULS ASSOCIATION.. (Beceived November 11th, 9.20 p.m.) SYDNEY, November 11. Four, more bodies have been recovered from the Grcycliffe, and have been identified as those of Frank Hedges, of Clovelly; William Barry, of Vaucluse; John Ragg, of Rose Bay; and Dr. Lee Brown, of Vaucluse. TWO MORE BODIES RECOVERED. (AUSTBALIAS AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) (Boceivcd November 12th, 1.20 a.m.) SYDNEY, November 11. Two more bodies have been recovered from the Grcycliffe, making today's total six. One lias been itlentifiel as that of a schoolgirl named Betty Sharp. The other body is that of a wo nan. It is still unidentified. DIVERS' DANGEROUS WORK. (AESTJtALIAS AND K.Z CABL« AJBOCIATION.) SYDNEY', November 11. The boy's body which was recovered from the Grcycliffe, was that of Bernard Lander, not Bernard Paul. The Grcycliffe was partly raised, but the hawser parted and she slipped back to the depths again. * The divers are working under very dangerous conditions owing to their air pipes being endangered by the wreckage which was released as the hull moved.