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Atlantis found by scientific methods

Helsinki, Aug. 1.

Atlantis, the island kingdom which in ancient days sunk beneath the ocean overnight, is said to have been located with modern scientific methods.

Minister

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Cardiff. Aug. 1. Plaid Cymru, Weish National-

tain's Minister for Welsh Affairs, Mr Henry Brooke, for "his per- sistent activities against Wales" and demanded the abolition of his post.

This was reported today to the 12th general assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics a gathering here of more than 1,000 scholars from all the world.

Professor Angelos Galanopou- los, head of the Seismological Institute at the Athens Observa- tory, Greece, gave the report...

Prof. Galanopoulos said that Atlantis was situated in Aegean Sea near what is today the island of Thira with its still cctive volcano Santorial.

Imagination

the

The Greek scientist said the Atlantis catastrophy, which has caught man's imagination in all dimes and Is the subject of more books, occurred than 50,000 1,500 BC.

A resolution passed' at the organisation's annual conference here said that Mr Brooke had Professor Galanopoulos sald failed to use his influence in it, has been possible to gather favour of Welsh television samples of volcanic chip and service. had shown continued date" underlaying, soll with opposition to every democratic modern methods based on the rule in failing to support Plaid changes of the carbon atom. Cymru's claim to make political broadcasts, and had ensured the A large submerged zrea appointment of "a small cli-stretching around the crescent- garchy of Anglophile Tories to shaped Thiru Island has been offices for which they possess no located on the depth of 900 to qualification and contrary to 1,200 feet, The Sunken Atlantis public

opinion."--China Mall, is estimated to have covered an Special.

ares of 38 square miles, the Greet professor added.

UK road

deaths

mount

London, Aug. 1, Road deaths had mounted to 53 by this afternoon as Britons continued to pour out to the already crowded beaches and countryside to enjoy the Anal day of the national August Bank Holiday weekend,

Despite showery weather en- livened by thunderstorms and warm sunshine mile-long lines of cars streamed out of the big industrial centres.

Earthquake

Santorini had its last biggest cryption in 1825.

Scientifle evidence shows, the

professor sald,

that the area

was shaken by a violent earth-

British grant

to salvage

Nile sites

London, Aug. 1.

The British Government le to give £20,000 to the Egypt Exploration Society,, a Bri- tish institution, for work in Nubia on three ancient, sites which will, soen be submerged permanently

beneath the Nile waters. Sir Edward Boyle, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, told the House of Com- mons-this in reply to a question.

The sites will be flooded in connection with the build- ing of the Aswan Dim Sir Edward Boyle said, "The British Academy ai pre- sent makes an annual grant of £4,500 to the Egypt Exploration Society, which has been engaged

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archaeological work Egypt and the Sudan. for

Mary Zybarn,

"""The wociety has to secured

concessions for three im- portant projects in Nubla:

on ancient altes which will soon be pershanently and- merged beneath the Nile water..

"I have agreed, subject to the approval of Parlia ment, to make' a special 'grant of £20.008 ·· payadie, over two years in order to enable the British Academy to increase their subven tion to the society during this period for this urgent work.

"Most of the additional grant will be for expenditure in the Sudan."-China Mali Special

Rare tankards

saved from

United States

Edinburgh, Aug. 1.

A pair of rare British 17th century silver tankards has been saved from export to the United States.

Royal Society professorships instituted

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THE STORY:

The tankards were bought by OF RUTHA

London dealer for an anony- collector in mous American London last March for £4,500.

But the Treasury Committee which reviews the export of works of art placed a three- month ban on their export in the hope that a British buyer could be found.

They have now been bought London, Aug. 1. for £5.000-£2,000 given by quake some 3,300 years ago. The Royal Society has insti- the National Museum of Anti-. The estimated year for the disaster has been set at 1,410 variation of 100 BC, but a years earlier or later is possible. -4P.

Walking from London to Games

London, Aug. 1. Tony Morgan, a 21-year-old clergyman's son, will set out from his London home to- By mid-morning 25,000 vehi- morrow to walk to Rome to cles an hour were leaving Lon-sce the Olympic Games. don. the highest for an August Monday holiday since 1955,

day.-China Mail Special.

tuted a visiting professor- quitles of Scotland, £2,000 by ship for

distinguished Edinburgh Town Counell and £1,000 by the National Art Col- overseas scientists to visit-lection Fund. Britain to carry out re- search, it was announced here.

The professorships would be for an academic year of at least six months.

The first award has been made to Professor Anrulf Schluter, professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Munich and also to the "Max Planck Institut für Physik und Astrophysik" in Munich...

At festival

They will be added to the silver Antiquities Museum's collection and whit also be on show in a silverware exhibi-: tion during the coming Edin- burgh festival.

Mr R. B. K. Stevenson, cura- for. of the National Museum of Antiquites, said that the tan- kards, made in 1885, were the He would take up his appoint-only pair of their perlad in March and would Scotland and possibly in the in the Department of whole. of Britain.

and Mathematics

ment next

He plans to cover 48 miles work in daily "shifts" of 12 hours by Applied

Cam-

Each tankard has a lid sur- holding a ball between its paws. Each holds about two pints- China Mail Special.

Last year 78 people died in alternately walking and run- Theoretical Physics at road accidents during the holi-ning, and auns to arrive in bridge University on problems mounted by the figure of a lion

August 25 the day in theoretical astrophysics and the Games start.-China Mail plasma physics, the society add-

ed-China Mai. Special. Specal.

Montagu's

cars not

damaged

London, Aug. 1. Lord Montagu, whose state-

Beaulieu, ly home at Hampshire, houses B

Rome on

19th floor canteen opened

A mess hall to accommodate 1,000 people was opened this morning on the 19th floor at the top of the new Union Building.

employees of tenants in the first building and is the amenity of this kind to be offered in a commercial office building in Hongkong.

famous collection of vint-t is. to serve the 3,000 age cars, today denied re. ports that the museum building and its contents were damaged by a fire on the estate on Saturday night.

The fire was discovered after rowdy jazz enthusiasts almost wrecked the first right of his annual three-day jazz festival.

Lord Montagu said today that the fire,occurred fri a store- room on the estate and did not louch the nearby moice museum.

The festival, which Lord

Specially

planned 50 that European Chinese food or

dishes

served. in can be

waiters between kitchen and dining rooms,

separate sections, each wing A staff of 140 cooks and boys is

has its own pantry and large,

employed.

kitchen quarters attached Meals will be served from 9 with equipment specifically

installed to produce meals of

a.m. to 8 p.m. and there is al Bcensed bar.

a high standard with smooth The dining rooms are air- conditioned while outside a efficiency.

lounge is provided with com

There are four large refrigera-

tion chambers, and five dumb-fortable settees and chairs.

NEW LONDON

BUILDING

TOPPED OUT'

London, Aug. 1.

Montagu said would probably be The medieval custom of

the last of its kind in his grounds, ends, tonight with

programme of modern jazz,.- China Mail Special.

Maltese workers

strike

Valletta, Aug. 1.

â

About 1,300 Mallese workers went on strike today in support of a demand for a 15 per cent wage increase, backdated to April, 1959.

The strike tfects oil, herbour and production: com-

pantes.

A spokesman for the off companies siód negotiations were at a standstill. Ma

Two hundred workers affected by closure of the island's 45 cinemas last night" were due to march to the Labour Office in Valletta today to demand tun employment pay or alternative employment Res

Ministry of Housing gave | the signal for the cere mony to begin, The beer was shared by the building workmen and Westminster City Council dignitaries.

"topping qut" a new build- ing was performed here "just off Piccadilly Circus, Flags were hoisted and a

barrel of beer was given to The Mayor of Westminster,

after workmen

the

Councillor Robert Everest, highest point in the

said that "topping, out". construction of a new, 15-

was a custom so ancient storey building was that its origin was un reached.

certain...

Sir Keith Joseph, Parlla

mentary Secretary of the

James Bond MYE FLE

It is believed to date back to primitive times, when it

to

was performed to ward off evil spirits, Though the form varies-to-

day from county county, two-features are constant: hoisting a flag from the uppermost part of the building and the supply of ale by the em ployer to the workmen. The new building, Kemp House in Berwick Street, will house flats, shops, offices and a public house, -China Mail Special

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