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Thursday, October 31, 1937
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Canadian Plans To
Seek Australia's
Lost Diamond Mine
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bom multi-millionaire clans to
search for "Australia's hidden El
Dorado" diamond mines worth
an estimated 5100,500,000.
Dr. John Williamson, whose
diamond mines at Tanganyika,
East Africa, are reputed to be
the world"s richest, said he will
return to Australia soon. He pro
poses to join forces with a sya
nev diamond merchant, Jules
Jorls, in a diamond search near
Copeton, 300 miles north of Syd
ney, and at Wellington, 150 miles
northwest of Sydney.
Williamson said he will use
the same search methods which
helped him discover a $100,000,
000 Tanganyika diamond mine.
River Diamonds
Joris owns an alluvial diamond
field at Copeton. It yields only
industrial diamonds and William
son and Joris will endeavor to
discover the hidden main source
of the Copeton diamonds.
Local diamond mining experts
believe the source is about 20
miles east of Copeton. Joris be
lieves the mine could be worth
$100,500,000. if thev find It.
Williamson recently returned
to his home in Tanganyika, after
a brief visit to Sydney, during
which he finalized plans for the
searches later this year.
"Williamson said he was also
"deeply impressed" when shown
alluvial diamonds dredged from
the Macquarie river near Well
ington. He said he will also try
to discover their source when he
returns.
Calm Reaction
Wellington people took the
news of Williamson's interest in
their diamonds calmly.
"We have known there were
diamonds in the river for many
years," sid Rupert Christie,
president of the Wellington
Chamber of Commerce.
"People here rarely bother to
look for them because they are
down so deep. They are small
industrial diamonds for the most
part."
.TnHq railed Williamson one
of the world's leading geolog
ists." .
"He proved that in 1940 when
he found a $100,000,000 diamond
mine In East Africa," Joris said.
"If anyone can find the source
of these diamonds, he can.
Williamson replied:
"Well, all these diamonds are
alluvial so they must be com
ing from somewhere and if
they are we'll get them.
Diamonds have been found In
small Quantities in northwestern
Australia and parts of New South
Wales for many years.
UCLAScheduIes
Study of Yoga
T.ns Aneeles (TP) A Uni
versity psychologist and a brain
wave expert will conduct a six
month study of yoga in India in
an attempt to determine wheth
er there is a "third state of the
min(j" so-called suspended ani
mation.
The study will seek to estab
lish if a human being actually
can shut off a portion of his
brain or numb normal cellular
functions at will so he feels no
nain.
The Investigators, UCLA psy
chologist Dr. Marion Wenger
and a University of Michigan
brain wave authority, Dr. B. K.
Bagchi, said they are primarily
interested in fundamental phys
iological changes, that take place
in the body, if any, during the
nrartire of voea.
"Tor hundreds of years there
have been many unverified re
ports of the ability of Indian
vnsis to withdraw themselves
from known manifestations of
consciousness." Dr. Wenger said.
riiirincr these self-induced
trances.' the yogis apparently
approach a state that is close to
suspended animation, it nas
v.cAn rpnnrteri that their heart
beat is slowed considerable and
that they are able to go for long
rfHnds without breathing."
The two investigaors will use
snprial 78-nound transistorized
machines for their research on
control of the central nervous
system and involuntary respon
ses in the mystery men, such
as heart action and breathing.
The machine is capable of re
rnrdinff impulses from eight dif-
federene part of the body at
recorded from the brain, nor-
vnur internal muscles and oth
er data also may be taken be
fore and after walking barefoot
on hot coals.
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