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A New Theory On
Romans England
Voiced In London
SCIENTIST THINKS DIRECT DE
SCENDANTS EXISTED AS RE
CENTLY AS .300 YEARS
(By The Associated Press)
LONDON, July 20. —That there
were direct descendants of the Ro
man conquerors of Britain living in
Kent only 300 years ago is the con
clusion reached by Dr. G. M. Mor
ant of University college, London,
after having examined several hun
dred skulls and other human bones
in the vault of St. Leonard’s church
Hythe.
He admits, however, that his con
clusion is contrary to the accepted
historical view, which is inclined,
on the bare records available, to be
lieve that the last survivors of Ro
man Britain were either massacred
or absorbed by barbarian invaders
within a few generations of the mil
itary evacuation at the end of the
third century A. D.
Dr. Morant’s analysis is directed
toward the establishment of two
main conclusions—that the vast
majority of the people whose bones
now lie at Hythe must have lived
between about 1100 and 1G00, and
that they represent a direct survival
of the Roman times.
His second conclusion is based
upon detailed comparison between
the skull measurements of the Hy
the collection and skulls of Roman
date from Spitafields, discovered in
192G, Pompeii and Northern Italy.
Londoners of modern times, as
represented by the Spitalfields dis
covery, he states, appear to have
been of almost pure Italian stock.
The people of Hythe closely resem
bled the inhabitants of Roman Lon
don, but they also showed close re
semblance to Czechoslovakian and
Rumanian types. They were thus
of just such mixed ancestry as
might be expected in the cosmopoli
tan world of the Roman empire.
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MYSTERY GIRL HOLDS
SILENT E. DOCTOR FIGHTS
Against the background of excite
mcnt, humor and tragedy that go to
make up the day’s routine in the re
ceiving ward of a police emergency
hospital is set the story of The Girl
in 41!)," romantic drama featuring
Jann Dunn and Gloria Stuart,
which comes to the Dream Theatre,
Sunday night.
Tl, production tells the story of
the airair between a young doctor
who lie ids the emergency hospital
and a beautiful girl identity un
known. who is brought in as a pat
ient. and whose life he saves. The
picture is charged with action from
stari to finish. A gangster is found
murdered in a hotel room, The girl
is fount unconscious and dying, bad
ly beaten on the street. Dunn, in
trigued by her beauty, works over
her l days finally pulls her thru.
It . Manners who brings events
to i thrilling climax by taking mat
ter. into his own hands when he dis
cover who it is that engineered the
beating of the girl and the later at
tempt mi her life that ruined his i
own i :ver. IIis action leaves Dunn
and Miss Stuart free to enjoy life j
together.
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