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Bees Cause Man
To Be Lead To
Odd Coffins
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(By The Associated Press?
Calcutta, Feb. 5—Coffins
and bones of an unknown
j tribe of men have been dis
| covered in a cave in a re
'mote part of the frontier
j region of Burma and Siam.
' They were inside a cave
halfway up the sheer face
of a 500-foot cliff. Scient
ists cannot say who the
tribe were or how theheavy
j coffins were transported up
the steep cliff face to the
caves.
i The discovery was made
by a honey collector who
had climbed to the mouth
of the cave, where there
was a beehive. Going in
side, he saw a couple of
score of coffins faintly out
lined in the dim light that
filtered into the cavern.
News of the find was tak- j
en to V. P. Sondhi of the
geological survey of India,!
who was engaged in a min
ing survey in that part of
the southern Shan states.
An exploring party found
that the coffins were carv
ed out of solid logs of teak
and the outer surface was
leveled with short chopp
ing strokes.
A curious feature of the
skeletons was that almost
all the leg bones were rou
ghly cut or scraped at more
or less the same position at
two ends. The parallel nar
row grooves and lines were
like those produced by the
gnawing of rodents, but it
is thought that these cuts
may have been a post-mor
tem mutilation by human
' agency, representing some
kind of a burial ritual of
i the mysterious tribe.
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Best Man 1000 j
Times but Never
A Bridegroom
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(By The Associated Press)
New York, Feb. 5, —i
“Best man” for more than
1000 couples in the last five
years is the record of W.
J. Armstrong, secretary of
Old St John’s church. As
part of his duties he has ob
tained nearly as many
matrons of honor, and on
one occasion a last minute
bride asked him to buy flow
ers for her.
“Many couples come
from all over the country
to get married here” he ex
plained “because this was
the first Methodist church
to be established in Amer
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quick and easy and, what is,
more important, it costs
them little.”
He said he had yet to see
a nervous bride, but that
most of the bridegrooms
were terrified.
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