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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938.

Dowser Finds Child's Grave

Lost 27 Years

"DEAR SANTA" NOTE

WAS HIS LINK

With a faded note in a childish hand of 28 years ago as his link with the dead and a hazel twig his only aid, Mr. Sam Bloor, a Shropshire "dowser," has located an over- grown and long-lost grave in Wrockwardine Wood Churchyard, near Wellington.

The note was written to Santa Claus by six-year-old Ada Elisabeth France, daughter of a local builder, the year before she died. It said:

"Dear Santa: Will you please send me a baby's pram for Christmas?Ada?"

Recently when Mr. and Mrs. John France, Ada's parents, wanted to locate the grave, they applied to Rev. Edward Clift, the present rector, but to their dismay there were no records and the area in which the grave was situated was overgrown.

A family conference suggested that f the grave was one of three, and Mr. France decided to seek the assistance of Mr. Bloor,

ASKED FOR LINK Mr. Bloor asked for some which belonged to the child.

object

"My wife gave him the little note," Mr. France said, "Stre had cherished it all these years as the only thing of Its kind we had by which to re- member Ada.

the

POLICE

GUARDED

ARTIST

Landscapea painted under police protection were shown,

New Bond Street, W.

"My wife and two of my daughters recently at the Tooth Galleries, went with Mr. Bloor to find Krave.

"Holding the letter and the hazel twig in his

outstretebed hands he wandered all over the churchyard until the twig shot suddenly to the ground.

It

"That is the grave, he said. was the one I had believed all along to be the grave of my child.

"PROVED CORRECT"

"Not content with this one attempt He repeated the experiment and the same thing happened.

They were the work of Rubin, the Palestinian artist, who for the past two years has been guarded by a policeman armed with a rifle whien- ever he has gone outside Tel Aviv to

ever paint.

"Terrorism is brief but art is long," he salt in London.

is aim, he said, is "to put on eanvas the mystery of the Bible ns seen through modern eyes."

HIS WORKS

He paints Arab horsemen, rabbis,

"Further investigations have, I be- lieve, proved him correct, and we goat-herds, fute players, milk ven- have carried out our original Idea to docs, lishersmen, carpenters, the oliva have the

the grave curbed and recorded." and orange groves of Galilee, the wild Mr. France learned of Bir. Bloor's wheat of Mount Carmel, the wild found powers in March when he black iris of Sharon,

500 stx- Rubin went to Palestine from the Rumanian Ghetto in 1912 at the age of 10.

u

und a

treasure

teenth century liver coins on a site where Mr. France was working.

Mr. Bloor, who is д local shop- keeper, is also said to have proved a dowsing powers by finding old coins, gold, metals, and one, with the aid of a wrist-watch, a lad suffering from, loss of memory.

"Planting of trees and digging of wells have transformed the appear- ance of Palestine since I first wont there," he said,

He alone has planted 5,000 orange trees and 4,000 cypresses.

Should Malaya's Brides

oter

Be Kissed In Church

Conroversy has arisen in Ceylon Singapore Anglicon clergyman. He which stated of kissing quoted an authority the question church, following the placing of athat although some clergymen were ban an kissing in the Roman Catholic (scandalised by the groom kissing the Cathedral there.

bride the act had historical signifi- Kissing is not general incence und was part of early church

ritual. churches in Singapore, where it If the question prose in Singapore, not object, on that ac- is more customary in the wed- he would ding services for the bridegroom count, to kissing in church.

An Anglican clergyman in Ceylon, to kiss the bride in the vestry, however, stated recently that he after the signing of the regis- would take immediate steps to check kissing in church if I became popu- lar.

ter.

There is no ban in Singapore, nc- cording to the Rov, N. Maury, of the Cathedral. of the Good Shepherd, but the question has never arisen, aa those couples who do kiss do so in the vestry.

"However, I have known one or the two grooms who have kissed bride in church."

"Scots do not wear their hearts on their sleeves," declared the Rev. Stephen Band, Presbyterian minis ter in Singapore. "I am sure any Food Scot would prefer to do his

GIRL- TIFF-

CRASH

After a quarrel with her

kissing in the privacy of the ves-flance, a girl went in search of him in his car, although she could not drive.

try.

ANGLICAN VIEW

There was good authority for kiss-

ing in church, in the opinion of

£600 GEMS

LEFT IN

PHONE BOX

a

At Kingston police court re- cently, the girl. Pauline Hibbett, 19, described as of Knightwood Crescent, New Malden. pleaded guilty to driving dangerously, taking a car away without the owner's consent, driving without a policy of third party insurance, and driving without a licence.

WAS HYSTERICAL

She was ordered to pay fines total- ling 10s., was disqualled from driv Going into a 'phone box ating for two years, and bound over Victoria Station, London, Lady for two years. Rachel Mellor, of Newbury, placed a case containing jewels worth £600 on the parcel lodge. Ten minutes Inter, when on a bus, she remembered about the gems and returned to the box, but the Jewel case had gone.

Miss Hibbett told the magistratex that she went to a pubile-house at Malden with her fance, where, they quarrelled and her flance left. After waiting for about half-an-hour, she went to look for him.

Messrs. Hart and Co., assessors, of

Mr. R. 1. Graham, prosecuting, offering said that Miss Hibbett crashed into a Lawrence Lune, E.C., are £60 reward for the recovery of the brick wall at a speed of 25 m.p.h,, Jewels, which include 0 diamond and the car was completely, smashed. Mas Hibbett was not hurt, but be- butterfly brooch, a diamond and

came hysterical, She tried to run sapphire brooch and an emerald and

away, but a man stopped her, diamond ring.

She was taken to Malden police

"Lady Rachel Mellor tost the station, and while there a man camio Jewels on September 21," a member in to report that his car had been of the Arm säld. "The case contain- stolen. When told that his fiancee ed Almost all the jewela she I driven it away, he did not wish

to take any further action,

1108*esses."

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