MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFQKD, OREGON", FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1935.
tPXGE SIX
DIGGING IN ASIA
today of Homsi'i story of th fall of
TTOJ.
Thry added word of hope that next
year they wquld uncover magnificent
rtonework to tplfy the height of
Trojan grandeur.
Their announcement of conclusion!
after four years of burrowing In ruins
In Asia Minor did not enter Into the
Homeric story of the dispute that
crded In the fa'l of Troy. But It said
they were convinced that Homer's
Troy was the seventh of nine cities
that rose and fell on the site; and
they reported the finding of bones
they said likely were those of a vic
tim of the an.es onslaught to re
venge Helen's abduction.
Earlier It had been held that Hom
eric Troy was the sixth settlement of
those flourishing, one after the other,
on the site of a pre-hlstorlc village.
Qnnkc Ended Sixth
"We conch'dwl from a study of the
architectural ard ceramic evidence,"
said Or. Carl W Belgen. field director
of the archaeological research, "that
the alxth Troy came to Its end, prob
ably In a severe earthquake, not long
after 1300 B. C.
"We concluded that the early sev
enth Troy, which Immediately suc
ceeded and was constructed to a
great extent or 'fallen material from
the buildings of the sixth settlement,
maintained Its existence for approxi
mately a centvry until It was des
troyed, doubtlcK. In a great confla
gration. In the early years of the
twelfth century B. C and that In
turn waa folio ved at once by a later
seventh settlermnt."
That view, ho said, fits more ac
curately with the traditional date
of the capture ol Troy. 1183 B. C.
Find Complete House
For the first time since the orig
inal excavations of Troy were begun
about 1870, the report aald, a com
plete house of the first Troy has been
discovered. Dr. Belgen called It typ
ical of a atage dfcted about 3.000 B.C..
or earlier, and Indicative of advance
ment to the use of copper for tools
and Implement!
Debris of a house of the second
settlement, wiped out by fire, told a
story of Its owi. -
There the Investigators found 180
iold. beads, numerous spindle whorls
or buttons, and a number of loom
weights of unbr-ked clay. Dr. Blegen
said evtdence fo. the poslt'on of the
loom Itself waa clear. Indicating the
beads perhapa were from the necklace
of an early Trojan housewife who, at
fhe suddenly slipped her weaving to
flee In terror at the approach of fire,
caught her necklace on her loom.
America with the Roman Catholic
church have appealed to Protestant
Episcopal clergymen for support of
the plan.
Coupled with the plea, written by
the American committee of the
church unity octave council, waa a
criticism that Protestantism has be
come "bankrupt ethically, culturally,
morally, and religiously."
The committee's statement accom
panied a letter to minister by the
Rev. Franklin Joiner, rector of St.
Element's church of Philadelphia. The
group consists of 20 Protestant Epis
copal clergymen, two members of re
ligious orders, and seven laymen.
Protestantism fleen Losing.
"The forces of the day have proved
to atronff for Protestantism and It Is
disintegrating rapidly." the commit
tee declared, citing what It termed
the "overthrow of religion" In Rus
sia. Mexico. Spain and Germany.
"It la time for all Christians to
see what the enemy sees so clearly,
and be prepared to rally around Rome
aa the center of resistance against
the antl-Chrlstlan attack," the spon
sors aald.
The Rev. Mr. Joiner declared In his
letter the ihurch unity octave has
been recognized throughout the world
by Roman Cathollos.
something altogether different," Bish
op Perry aald.
A statement, however, by the Amer
ican committee of the church unity
octave council, which favored a re
union, said:
"It 1 time for all good Christians
to rally around Rome aa the
center of resistance against the antl
Chrlstlan attack." 1
SALEM. Deo. 27. MP) SuppU-l
for the January 31 special election
will be sent out to county clerk
shortly after the first of the year,
the state department announced to
day. BIEBER. Ca.. Dec. 27. (IP) Fire
destroyed Lawrence Lambreth's store,
rooming house, residence and service
station at McArthur yesterdsy. Dam
age was estimated at 15.000.
ISCOPAL
GIVES NEW L
- ON FALLOF TROY
Homeric Troy Was Seventh
of Nine Cities That Rose
and Fell On Same Site,
Is Belief of Scientists
CINCINNATI. Dec. 27. (JV) Arch
rnlogliiti of tr.t University ol Cln
elnnatl reported added confirmation
PROVIDENCE, R. I Dee. 27. fp)
The Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry,
presiding bishop of the Proestant
Episcopal church, today characterized
the movement for reunion with the
Rvman Cathollo church aa a "rally
ing around" Catholic teachings.
He said chat nowhere In statement
concerning the movement was there
any explicit ststement about "re
union with the Roman Catholic
church."
"There 1-. evidently the confusion
between the Romsn Catholic church
and Catholic teachlnga. which is
Protestantism Is 'Bankrupt
Ethically, Culturally, Mor
ally and Religiously,'
Claim of Committee
KIOKERNICK"
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nlne leaders of a movement to unite
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