Evening star. [volume], June 28, 1936, Image 93

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Pearls for Your Necklace
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PITY THE PEARL DIVERS.' That appears to be anything but
a comfortable gadget which clamps their nostrils tight against the
pressure of water atthe depths at which they work in gathering
the pearl-bearing oysters These men develop remarkable under
water endurance, some having been known to remain under the
surface as long as six minutes. Their Ceylon pearl industry is
under the control of the British Government, which licenses every
diver.
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PEARLS MEAN POPULARITY.
And the lavish adornment of the
jewels worn by this Ceylon danc
ing girl Droves hew generous with
them her oublic has been The
pearls in her nose indicate her
married state. The large one
c'angling at her liDs is worth sev
eral thousand dollars.
Lett: PEARL FISHERS OF
CEYLON. Some of the world’s
most famous pearls have been
brought to the surface by Indian
divers from the fisheries around
Ceylon, among the oldest in the
world. These divers work in
pairs, one watching the signal
cord anl pulling up the oysters,
while his partner, with his nose
clamped, works deep under the
surface, sometimes for as long
as five minutes without rising
for air The diver carries a sDike
of ironwood for protection from
sharks, and none will descend
without first receiving incanta
tions from a shark charmer. A
pearl is found in onlv one out of
every thousand shells, but the
shelis also are valuable for their
mother of Dearl lining
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July 3 Only
DIAMOND PRICES ||
pSOAR IN SCARCITY
Shrinking of Pawn Brokers'
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By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 11—Diamonds
I went up today.
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day before They have been Inching
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Summer of 1932. but particularly
since 1933
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Left: DRILLING THE PEARL.
The pearl driller of Ceylon uses
the same tool that his fore
fathers did 2.000 years ago The
pearl is fastened to the block
with wax, and the drill spins
rapidly by the back-and-forth
movement of the bow with the
right hand.
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