Show 2A THE OGDEN (UTAH) 7 University Students Expelled For Violence in Panty Raid GIVES YOU $50 TRADE-IDOWN PAYMENT ON THIS NEW N 1953' SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 17 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Archalologist on Job i Seeks Jefferson's Birthplace With Slender Steel Fingers' Neb (UP) — Seven University of Nebraska students were expelled yesterday for their part in a “panty raid’ that turned into a riot in which nine persons were hurt The disorders Thursday night drew a severe reprimand from the State Legislature and a threat of prosecution from county LINCOLN Miss (AP) — The long lost birthplace of Thomas officials Jefferson may be found this year by a unique aralologist who The trouble began with a fraternity-sororitwater fight uses slender steel fingers to ferret out the secrets of the centuries — a worna on raid It grew into who authorized the Declaration of Independence and j Jefferson nation’s the third President was born at Shadwell his became student trying to stop destruction of sorority house property Eight family home near Charlottesville Va coeds were hurt trying to protect The home was leveled by fire their unmentionables and other in 1770 shortly- - after construc- surface of the earth some eviclothing jewelry and cash tion had been started on the Jef- dence is almost always left underOne coed saw $50 of her money home Monticello a mile ferson °n a bonfire in he midde ground It may be only the deepThe four-hou-r demonstration °f°s“d so or away street-streehe t wound up on Lincoln's main Monticello has long been a er foundations of a building or where students marched Damage Not Estimated shrine Now the Thomas Jeffer- tools artifacts perhaps objects Damage to rooms from which shouting “We want beer We want son Birthplace Memorial Park that fell lonff ago into some forbeer” clothing jewelry lingerie and Col John S Bennett has Commission wants to restore the gotten cellar A resolution was introduced in money were stolen and furnish-th- e been named Protestant chap- - statesman’s birthplace And to In seeking such evidence he State Legislature condemning ings destroyed has not yet been lain of the Air Force Acad- - Jhelp do the job the commission the “disgraceful” action calling estimated emy at Colorado Springs He has hired Roland Wells Robbins uses not only his steel rods but was graduated from Arkansas whoi calls himself an “historical hatchets shovels But University Chancellor for the guilty students to be putty knives out of school and for ford Ilardin said guilty students College and from Union Semi- - investigator a and tij0r0Ugjj knowledge of soil senators to take another look at will have to foot the bill nary of the Presbyterian Gained Reputation structure 1955-5the university’s Three of the students expelled Church in Richmond Va He budget Robbins a sometimes poet Extensive Undertaking were athletes served civilian pastorates at request Robbins’ most extensive under-Meanwhile painting contractor and — during Lancaster County Ahoskie N C and Knoxville Coeds described the rioters as — window cleaner the r depression “a bunch of thugs” officials threatened prosecution Tenn entering the service in taking was a study that as a wide has of who reputation a a was outlined most gained halted bus 1941 serious students on the is now The structure of Amerand injury city duty in an early American archaeologist ica’s first iron works at Saugus broken nose suffered by a male full of passengers and rocked it Denver since being led into the field by Mass J' curiosity The iron works flourished in Tin years ago he left a tennis early Colonial days but fell Into game to follow a pilgrimage com- ruin nearly three centuries ago memorating the 100th anniver- It was the training ground for sary of the building of phi- ironmasters who spread throughlosopher Henry David Thoreau’s out the colonies and is recogfabled hermit’s cabin at Walden nized as the parent of America’s Pond near Concord Mass vast steel industry of today Robbins was amazed to find The American Iron and Steel that no one knew exactly where Institute has paid IV2 million the cabin had stood Thoreau’s dollars for its restoration own writing contained contradicWhen Robbins arrived in the tion on the site area he found only a tangle of A stone cabin ostensibly mark-- j weeds brush arid' riverside ing the spot had not been started inarshes Faded manuscripts prountil 25 years after the original vided only meager clues as to building had been destroyed And where the mill had stood there were doubts as to whether In the months that followed it was on the right spot Robbins’ probing picked out remains of blast furnaces “bellows Learned Exact Site Robbins undertook by dedu- water wheels fofgc$ and thouction and his own unique methods sands of other relics of the - anr to learn the cient mill of investigation exact site of the cabin He suc- Location Plotted ceeded in uncovering physical As each article was found Its evidence of the building and in location was carefully plotted and so doing he stepped into a full photographed Thus the over-al- l blown career in American ar- picture of the iron works chaeology emerged The first step in the Robbins Robbins’ knowledge of archaemethod of investigation is to lay ology like his techniques is alout as specifically as possible the most wholly self taught He was areaiin which a lost settlement or manager of aiU employment bustructure is believed to have reau until the depression all but stood eliminated jobs in 1929 He then Then his steel “fingers” are found himself among the unembrought into play They are slen- ployed der rods of varying lengths A succession of jobs followed driven into the ground at care- - and he was managing a house fully plotted intervals to feel fori painting concern at the time he artifacts or buried foundations decided to enter historical reThe behavior of the rod as it search on a basis is being driven into the ground Robbins his wife Geraldine holds great significance for and their 'three children live in trained hands Lincoln Mrs Robbins does much Shock That Tingles of the literary spade work that Contact with a sto'ne or similar precedes her husband’s field inof her time is object brings a shock that tingles vestigation Much historical recin searching throughout the arms A softer spent ords’ yielding resistance may indicate The home which Robbins is a buried foundation beam A now seeking in Virginia was built board tells its own story through 1736 and- 1740 by Thombetween softer resistance then penetrafather Peter It as Jefferson’s tion substantial a was group of buildOnce an object has been encountered its contours may be ings believed to have included home but outlined through further probing not only the family- stables and slaves for quarters with the steel shafts farm other buildings It is a method which Robbins Although Jefferson left 18000 feels! is greatly superior to the trench digging that accompanies letters and other documents very most! archaeological explorations little information was included as He digs too But only after dig- to the place of his bfrth Already Robbins has made ging has been indicated by the minor investigations that turned quicker and simpler rod exploraup rusted nails buttons buckles tions! 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