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The miost fainous, and moist enmigrnatie, monuinent of Enisj-zh prehistory is Stonehenge - tlie mnassive time-worn stone blouks set in concentric circies - whidli was erected 3,400 years aoon the~ verdant Salisbury Plain. "'Maniy f the rectangular sand- e- tOne blocks (caiied sqrsens) anid the smller bluestones have top- pied by now, but the questions they raise laveu't. Anthropolo- gists and historians stili argue about lthe builders, his;tory, and reasons behin<l tle Stonehenge prajeet. Sorte cite the crema±ted humnaisreinains found buriedýc t h er eas evidence 0. f Sto- henge's use for ritual se~ chers; others pint cut tliat massive tones lhue Up wîth position of the sun at surn1 sltice, suggesting tatS~ henge was a center for sun slby Bronze1 Age Brit1 Beyond tlese 'profound turai questions, there is anor., aelatively ni u n d a n e puz,,iY- -now did tlese primitive people manage tao lug 81 sarsens, ranlg-. Ing UP to 100,000 pounds each, ail the way fromt the nearest aandstone quarry ta the buildîîing site 21 mtiles away bc,"re the benefi.ts of tihe Wheel i-orthe beas5t of burden lad been disý- COv7erCd? In thie current issue etfth-e journal Science, Canadian gea- logist Patrick Arthur 11111 -. t lacks this weighty problim. On a% field trip tIi-ou-gitle Sls bury Plain three years ago. Hill did wrhat the ancient build,-.r muiý.st have doue lu 1500 B.C.: He a.arched for tle easiest and aboirtest course, a.d foun-d one tbat wars downiiili aliltle way sgrtz for ¶entle rise duing As for thse means of transpor-. lotion, Ilfi writes, 7meet cariier Wtudies lave cited a Rcombinia-. lion cf log roiler-s, sledges, 4s 1h. biood, sweat, and tears of aI least 100 men per stane!. li 41uggesta there is an easier w'ay %,han dragglng the tones across th* bai-e slopes - namely, d-raig- g)ing t1cm acros,çthe ice. 4'On ice," Hil sugests"th asrescould have bee, IQýç ýY a comparativeiy amai nui!:-i k;e.n moVe a 2-ton t:skimo koasatlk (sledge), sa 25 men eould move thse largest, 50-tan uarsen. Thse esi combination 0f now and ice for leavy-.duity transportation would be eiýe 3roads' made from packed snow £,y tle repeated passages of m3ledges or by thse sprayimg or spîlling of wiater ., . (With such a surface), ecdl stane could kv. been moved , . . at a slow walkin~g pace, and its total time kin transit could weil have been 1 lîll's. theory hàs one bit Iogic on ii-s side. Winter Môuld bave been a bettêr iline for such labours h a n summer. In the gumxuer, ic local lands would rurely have been working, in Vie f ields and Project Stonie- %renge wouid have, been Justhte thhg ta while away the long wiiter monilis before planting lime rolled around again. sccured o.iy 1,y-aid lime, wich gave against their buoyancy as te93-tnn ship vweïnt dowu. As a traditional saifety pre-. catothe topsaýili was the üld- est canvas in the ship's- Suit - purIposely selected to give way ndrsucli wnç lpssures. It Chiris-topher Shidon bouglit t1 h AibatroSs in 1959 (and r-egis-. terdier undier lie Pnmn ia l.A silrsine.-hle vwas 15, helon -- fow 34 - real1ized bis drea, a saiingprp school. - With fourteu tanagd tu- dlents signed up (t 3 250eh), and with his wife, Dr. Alice Sh :o,'0b, a physician, t wo aller eadensand lhimrself as Cfclty (Shelidon iso hr'ds a %>.IY., lie S'üt sail f"r>m ecr- -jud inOctberfor ani eight- lontli sehool cruise to the Gl- «aOr ~ad~ lnigto tretura no Mysi, Conu., oni May 20. On lis fàteful, final cruise, tli AI-. aàtross carried on11Y one lic-enFed ,.m, George Ptanacik, the ~ook, wlio went down witlitlie ____________________________hip. Shieidon's first rmgte was *.-.~ '~ -one o* lis stùudents, 15-year-.oid RED WAVE -Soviet Foreign WlimButnsn1fp~i Minister ,Andýrel Gromyko waves etMry1 utngo a- on arrival in Geneva for the ife oige [cos Pce. eConfeýrence-.Iftc eslla benri- tered tunder the U.S. fla.- she -wouid haive inee'tddàa iicensed skipper, ate, and an enginejer Traâgedy Lurked In -iic-i wo-uld have sent the A Sauch Tos-ilcost of ope1(ratinig )her (as US. A riime peraors nowrosky Tlie 40-yeaý,r-oild bigantine AI- hgi batross a earing 75 per cenit Shdohisfsad el 'lier Sail, iniuding tcpsalil on ',wh2.t wc l was a sort or lier square-riggedl foremaist. Sbe ap prenti-ce systemn, which las was saling almost due east fi-cm exi'stedl for centuries, mostly in Mexico'sý Yucatan Peni;nsula for Eutrope, wliere b1-oys pay taSaili Nissau, thbe Bahamias, aýnd mak-. and learn the sea. We were actu-. ing perhaps 6 k-nots lu a liglt aily a tutoring service, with up- wVind and gentie sen. If er posi-. prentice seam-en. I did moet think tin the Gulf of Mexico was o l osa asnes u 15 miles west üf the DFy Tor- es ee. $pýa 9 miles çjue Wtýest 0ofXKe'y Whatever the basic cause ;,f pes, i.'. twA.s 9 o'clock lii le tragedy, Sheidon gai no i-e- the mrorniing, and whie ilt- cribminations; le lad supiered hiii nanig fiicked iroim- ominous skies own loss. One of the victimns was and occasionai sain splatted on Dr. Alice Sheldon, his wife. the. teak dezks an-,d steel 1111, 'he reassuring aroma of caokieg What l4app.ned To 'breakfast wafted tôpside, from hs Crw Je ls the. an11, D avid io)John-. Tos Crw Je l? atn,17, wus at thse wheel, with Up eiipper, Çhristopher SIel-. J'on, close Rit hand. Tise AlIba-. ~oswas 5lotp asaon; lieýer crew was almoat entlrely z4ade up of teacersand upik. N, ele2ven persôft Ok- Wh Lhe squal struck, ih struick witli such sudden, savagt fury that there was no tinimet act. It caughit the higs-fiying tapsail full on und tappled thc Aibatrýsa on lier starboard side Like va batîtuli toy, lurling ti.ss above deck into the sea. HcRr bteel hulf iiled, teAl'batross -,ent dovwn ih 60 seconds. Six of lier compauy weýnt down with lier, .After 24 lours of tossýing uin lifeboats on the stormy GuIf, tIc tlthrteen ,su-rvivors were ses- cued j by a merdhant ship, and îLe grim týIe of iramy and tra-. gedy began ta uinfold. Among the mnore bitter ironies: The survivors owed their !ives ta the fact -htathie Albatross' Wclboats bobbed, up rom tise çinkjng vessel, Tliey lad been Were King John's jewels really lost ln the Wasli? Or were tley recovered and stolen? This 745-. -year-.old mystery may bc solved qny daIR IIQW !fora itvat ? k~1 e1ers believe they have fouud the spot wlere the genis lie buried. Digging is expected ta tart soon near the five-ile causew'ay vilichliinks tle Norfolk village of Walpolle St. Andrew and Long Suitton, lu Southi Lincolnshire. Itj was au this causeway that ,King John's treasure-.iadeu bag-. M a ' train was swampéc.,Dy a ialWaVe, horses and *riders Were dsowned and theCdrown Jeesvanisled. Som'Ye historians cIaim that- the r:oyal lieirloams w ere net last but were reco-vered and stolen. But Dr. G. F. Tagg, an ele--. trical engineer, believes tisat tle treasure is stili t here. He and 'his teamn began searchimg four years ago. Undïsm-ay;ed by false alarma and barren duIies tley worked on. Accordling ta legernd, ee greaites treasuse lies buried lu, tIc bed of the River Busenito, ln RACE DAY AT CHURCHILL DOWNS - This scene, just prior to the r«ace, supme op th* conditione which prevaiied at Churchill Downs Kentucky Derby. Traîner J. A. Price holds on , umbre-loa againlst the downpour ais jockey John Sellers stands beside ultimrate- winner Carry Bock, a E CLAS$IFIED ADVERTISIRO 1iGH l PROFITS, Felling Importa every- ule ieccds. Joicers, Noodie Machines, lvlýagietic Soap) Holder $1.00. 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NEW SALES CAREE:R AN OPPORTUNITY for tic masn or womain of intelligence, eneýrgy ian honeat ebaracter. This lis apermnanent position and offers on of theie bgiest annual Incomes, lu ainy sales field. We are a well kuovin Sales O)rganidatIon, speclaBlzlng In mutuel funds. Previous Investment or sales experience not necessary- We willtboroughaIy trakin ý ou. Write statlng education, business ackground, age and references or V lone for an appointment to Mr. John . Craig, suite 211. Castle Bldg., 1 Dukre st', Hamilton. Phone JA. 9-24.'12. Sou,,therui- Italy. Within a five-. mile stretch, say experts, Alaric king- of the Goths, was buried sec7retly, with ail the gold and, jewellery lie had accumnulated lu conquerirlg Greece and ltaly.. Having ravaged BRome in 410, he died a year later and was commijtted ta this river - bed grave.' Strictest secrecy Was ob.- served ta ensure that no Romans ransacked his remnains to get ut the treasure. Even the slaves wvho buried himn were afterwý;ard'S killeci. * Now the Lcrici Foun.dation, backýed by p. $100,000 re3earch tundl, has invited praminent scientistS and archaeologistS te recover the treasure, The King of Sw,,eden, h is a keen ar*- chaeolOgcist, is expected ta hielp this ambitious project. Apart fromn these major Pro-. jLets, there is always a possibili-. ty of treasure being unearthed ,whenever new land is plotughed or exavtinsar ade for new bui1ldings. In Britain finders now receive froim the Treasury a cheque based on the article's mar-ket Or bullion value, plus its archaeo-. logical worth. Siilar rules apply behînd thz Iron ilCurtain. luIn .-ungary two mien w orking on a new factorY site near Szony unearthed ani old jug. Pickýing it up, they poured eut R treaun of Roman coins - 118 In ail. The workmien r eceivedc $l50rewvard. How Co" I? By Roberta Lee Q. Slow cati I treat feris that have white specks on the leuIvls .? 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