Mosaic Floor Unearthed by Isemel In Latrun Battle Zone
Archaeologists report a well preserved Samaritan mosaic floor found during digging near the Ayalon valley. Prof. E. L. Ben‑Keneek calls it the era’s most important discovery, linking to Samaritan temple history on Mt Gerizim and a long dispersed community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellay Simon
United Press
Jerusalem
Ayalon
Joshua
Isemel
Latrun
Department ‘of Antiquities
Israel
E. L. Bukenik
Tln
Bukenik
Sukanik
Jan Far Weet
Palestine
Dan
Joahua
Gideon
Joana
Chelertemieg
Java
Bhecham
Nablus
Mt. Gerizgim
Jeruslem
Holy City
Sukenik
Mt. Gedixim
Mossac
Terae
Ephraim
Manasseh
Lay
Nail
Tel Aviv
Mt. Gerizim
Former Concert Artist Values Violin At 300000
An ancient violin once owned by a renowned concert artist is valued at 300000 dollars. The instrument, crafted by Gaspard Dulétem in the 19th century, is tied to a Russian royal heritage and North Hollywood maker. The piece carries significant historical and musical prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seacert Viplislet
Gaspard Dulétem Ruggar
North Hollywood
Calif
Vladimir Ott Einen
Corre Lenski
Austria Faces Fears of Resurgent Anti-Semitism
In Vienna the Jewish Community president warns that surviving Austrian Jews plan to emigrate due to fears of a revival of anti semitism. Post election gains by the Nazi-tinged League of Independents raise unrest, with antisemitic incidents reported near the Vienna State Opera and local synagogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
INS
League of Independents
Bava
League
Herbert Krause
Salzburg
Tnn
International Nets
Shafire
United States
South America
Shapira
Cald
Otto Ackermann
Vienna State Opera
Wiener Kurler
Heavy Bite Almost Kills Fisherman
Lescar Les car nearly lost his life in a freak accident while reeling in a line off the rocks. The lead sinker hooked, whipped free, and bit into his thigh severing an artery. A friend rushed him by auto to a hospital 24 miles away where he arrived in serious condition but responded to treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Galt
Ernest Lescar
Lescar
Lascar
Baboons and Grass Fires Threaten Sudan Telegraph Lines
In remote Sudan, telecommunication crews fight six local problems. Grass fires melt wires and baboons steal butterfly nuts, severing the insulator arms and disrupting the telephone system at Babr El Ghawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babr el Ghawal
Sudan
Africa
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