The report of the Commission appointed by the Ministry of Health to enquire into the typhoid outbreak at Croydon reveals a state of things which one hopes, but with little confidence, does not exist in other boroughs. As "The Times" says, in one of the severest leaders one can recall, it was not so much the system that. was at fault as that there was 7,000 deaths on the road annually are scarcely noticed. Perhaps this is one of Natures methods of reducing congestion in cur over-crowded country.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.