THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY, 1, 1959.
PAROI
RIVER MAY BE DREDGED FOR Mrs Long
TREASURES
Tiber
The
Lancastrians Who Sold Their Skills Defended
May Yield Spoils Of Jerusalem
SPECIAL TO THE CHINA MAIL
:
Rome.
DOES old father Tiber really conceal in its muddy bed fabulous treasures
as told by ancient legends?.
A group of American Jewish scholars reportedly convinced it does and will soon apply to the Italian Government to carry out extensive ex- plorations in a stretch of the river facing the local Synagogue.
Koslov Was A Worker
New York, June 30.
Lanclani's digging was limited, and carried out with inadequate financial and technical means,
it and when the permit is the river's bed is made of several granted, the diging in the layers, each one corresponding Tiber's bed will be carried out to specifle catastrophe suffered nor the Ined Tiberine Island, by the city. in the heart of the Eternal City's archatological section, with the oltimate goal being the recovery of a priceless solid gold seven-He nevertheless brought light brunched candelabra which reiles belonging to three dif legend says once adorned the furent epochs, then stopped the
search for lack of funds. Temple of Jerusalem
According to the legends the candelabra, transferred to Rome after the destruction of Jerusu- Im, was thrown into the river, along with other treasures be-
Stratos
In the first layer he found weapons dating back to 1049 and
quickly indienting how
the
Heiress Determined Royal Party
To Marry
For Albert
Despite Objections And Fiancee
Edinburgh, June 30. Katharine Dowsett, 20-year-old heiress to a ship ping fortune, and her playboy friend Edward Langley, 27, said today they were still "deter- mined" to marry on Saturday in spite of her father's moves to stop them,
London, June 30. Lord Darwan, who has spent a lifetime in the cotton industry, tonight defended Lancastrians who ventured to Japan and India to self their skill years ago.
couple have The runaway he comments, Vituperative
Lords, had been in hiding suce Mr Harry told the House of been made about them in view Dowsett, the bride's shipowner father, tried to break up the of the competition Lancashire now bad from those countries.friendship after they had eloped Industrialisation of together last month, "But the
these and other parts of the world was inevitable," he said. "Whether the motive of these pioneers was a handful of silver or better living conditions for
is millions hardly starving relevant," added.
he GHANDI'S VISIT
the that **The
point to changes bed to come and the markets were bound to be lost to Lancashire."
Today Mr Langley said: "We are determined to get married on Saturday, but we have not yet decided where or when the ceremony will take place, it de- pends on what happens in the next few days, we have to get our marringe lines from Cree town."
Lodge Objection
Sarah Plugs
New Play
In Streets
Brussels, June 30, Prince Albort of Belgium
Launches Counter
Action
Convington, La., June 80. Mrs Earl K. Long charged today in counter action to her governor-husband's separation suit that he tried to kill her in a rage May 28.
and Princess Paola Ruffo
Mrs Long returned to Baton di.' Calabria and about
Rouge, the state capital, last 1,000 guests attended a night and filed her answer to suit against garden party at Lacken Long's separation Palace.
The party, scheduled to take of the place in the grounda palace, had to be held in spaci- cus glass houses because of bad weather.
her.
The Governor said he took the action against his wife to prevent her from again having him commited to a mental Institution.
Covington
The party gave Princess Paola the occasion of meeting civil
Long, 03, is in a dignitaries and members of】 motel, suffering from a nervous patriotic committees who will breakdown, a stroke and heart not be able to attend the wed- trouble. [ding because Lack of space in
the collegiate church of St Gudule where the religious will take wedding ceremony
TOOK STEPS
She named May 28 as the day
The official hosts at the party
her life and were Prince Albert's brother Long threatened
And to take steer to Furthermore, (King Baudouin, his father ex- said she
and stepmother protect herself.
Mr Long said, she is afraid to King Leopold
be alone with her husband. She Princess Lillane.
of Hundrede
sightseers wants $2,500 a week temporary crowded in front of the palace alimany. the hope of seeing the gotes
Italian bride-
Portsmouth, June 30. Actress Sarah Churchill, 44-place on Thursday. year-old daughter of Sle Win- aton Churchill, yesterday paraded through the streets here in a sandwich board advertising Lord Darwen said Chandi
her new play "Triangle" now had visited his home during
An Edinburgh Lawyer. Mr. For tryout here.
With other members of the arms after the French troops weaver's home, had exclaimed R. Gould, acting for Mr Dow-
cast, she walked among holiday sett, said he would lodge an
Mrs Long was believed to be crushed the Republic of Rome that the people of Lancashire the conception of which Giuseppe Mazzini found had
objection with the Registrar atmakers on the seafront and then popular 25-year-old Prince and
In the his 21-year-old
inside the locked and shuttered to-be. ed when Pope Pius IX was paverty in the Far East,
Creetown, a Southern Scottish to Guildhall Square
centre of town.
of
$80,000 home that Long bulit for mated on the previous year.
Lord Darwen was speaking on
They cheered the stream village, to prevent him marry
The cast decides on the novel
her but decilned oceamy him- This would be In
strala he the
to Ing the couple. BILL Government's
from all over the second
laden with pre-self for fear it would endanger found objects and arms dating modernise the cotion industry under the Marriage (Scotland) way of advertising the play be-guests arriving
Act of 1887 on the grounds that cause the printing strike in Bri- the country
the Royal couple. his reputation as a man of the buck to the French invasion of Reuler.
of tin has closed local Dowsett is a ward Napoleon at the end of 1800. In
Chimeery-China Mall Special. I papers-China Mali Special. the third layer he recovered ob-
Mr Fori R. Kostov, Sovieting to both the Jewish com-cople of Rome not rid of their the 1930's and, having seen a
Flest Deputy Premier,munity and to the Romans, when visited a toy factory here Alarie and bis Goths captured today and fold the work-the city and musacked it in the ers: "I used to be a worker or 409 A.D. myself."
He posed wrtring a fox air force helm and put his a round swending, shirtless workers turbing pink plus loy bathtubs.
Little Known
1
Jeets duting back to the worked in a factory when
3 was 11, know the problems of the workers....my one bizi desire is at all the lays you make here fanks, jet planes and forkels will remail toys and nothing but toys," he said through an interpreter.
$150 A WEEK
Mr Kusly asked one worker how much he earned. He re- plied: "une hundred and fry dallurs a week."
"And how much is your cent”“ "I own my own home," was the reply.
Later today the Rustan party was to drive to Camden, New Jersey, to inspeet the shipyard where the Savannah, Auerica's
ittle Historically very known about the fate of the treasure preserved in the Jewish An ancient emple of Ronic. chronicle says that some gold pos footed by Alarle in Rome bad later been seen at Curcas sonne, France, where the con- quering Goths had set up his headquarters.
Another chronicle reports that other gold receptacles, also originating Irom the Jewish synagogue of Itome, had been fren many years after the Goth invasion in the elty of Constan-
ople, now Istanbul.
For ages Rome has been spilt in two factions, pro and against the theory that treasures are buried under the yellow water at the Tiber.
One of the most ilustrious
supporters of the theory was
first atomic powered earge ship, is being built. They then go fort falks 10. to Washington
with President Eisens Jnorrow hower.-Reuter.
Beats Tax Deadline
Washington, June 30. President. Eisenhower brat a midnight deadline by signing
Rudolfo Landlani, un archeologist of the past century whose name forever linked to some of the must striking rehacological dis-
verter in Romer
Dumping Place
sack of Rome.
1527
In Lanejani's opinion the relics pertaining to the ancient Roman era are to be found at a depth of 18 to 30 feet below the river's
bed.
Obviously most of the relies Hot! treasures, it any, ought to rest close to the river's banks, very likely whut And this is will induce the government to duey a permit to dig. The huge walls lining the Tiber's banks,
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Tube Workers
Submit
Wage Claims
London, June 30.
in fact, have shallow foundations A claim for a substantial und the feat is that deep excava- tions close to the walls may
pay increase for about cause their collapse.-UPI.
13,000 workers including drivers and guards on the underground railways of London Was submittedTM today.
YOUTH BREAKS
INTO BANK
“USING A
SCREWDRIVER
Sheffield.
The claim was made by the National Union of Railwaymen -at--a---meeting-with London.
Transport Excutives.
The other two railway unions are not pressing a claim.
Last Thursiny
the Transport Commission turned down a pay
NUR for mein
DRITISH banks shuddered claim by the
So much did Landant believe in the old legends that he under- took expensive research in the river's bed, which lent credence to the theory that the Tiber was to dumping site of precious or to their vault founda- live stuff and urged the union
compromising objects in times of
tions after ปี 15-year-old to recognise their position.
the light of the pay inquiry calmily,
boy admitted breaking into
now in process and the state of more the Commission's finances.
into law late to lay a bill continue high Korean War tax rates un rury:orations and such consumer items as iquor, cigar- ettes, beer and new cars.--UPI.
Lanciuni wrote a report after his 1880 digging, contending that
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a bank with nothing
than a screwdrivor.
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The railways have just an-
working. China
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The boy, whose name was notnounced a heavy loen for the revealed, was sent to a home for year's three weeks with " view to Special. being committed" to a reform
chool.
"The back window looked cay," he told police in describ- ing his one-boy bank raid on a Westminster branch bank. unscrewed the ventilator with my screwdriver and undid the catch and climbed in."
He got away with just over £102. UPI.
Good Wife Makes
White Marine
Guilty Of
Rape
Beaufort, SC June 30. Circuit Judge J. Henry John- son today temporarily delayed date for
Good Boss sting an execution
London, June 30.
4 while urine convicted of raping a Negro woman.
The Judge said he did not The thing that makes a nun know when no would Dass
a good bost in a good wife, a fonnal stence on Fred. doctor's magazine said.
Dovia, 22, of Atlanta, a marine
"Domestic problems may slu stationed at Parris Island. Ari the executive infinitely more all-white general ssions court harm than worrying about his
' trad debts or the staterary on Monday night convicter the Stock Exchange," said the Davis of raping u 47-year-old
Negro woman magazine Family Doctor.
A man's home life can make
The jury did not recommend
death scn-
or mar his business earcer," it mercy, making the Bald.-UPL
tence mandatory.---UPL
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