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Workers Badly Hurt In Fall From Scaffold

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Two painters were seriously injured yesterday afternoon when they fell 30 feet from a broken scaffolding onto the concrete walk in the Lowell House courtyard.

A spokesman for the Mount Auburn hospital said yesterday that Anthony Bandzin suffered multiple fractures of the ribs, bleeding into the chest, shock, and a possible broken back. The other injured man, John Sullivan, fractured his pelvis and his left arm.

Another workman said after the accident that the scaffolding had a tendency to sway. When one of the painters started to remove a screen from a third floor window, he lost his balance and grabbed a wooden guardrail which then broken.

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