Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1928, Page 48

12 (HISSNG COUPLE | SOUGHT ON COAST %Last Seen Month Ago With E 0il Operator in Cali- t fornia Fields: By the Assoctated Press. 5 BAKERSFIELD, Calif.. September 15. i *8earch for a Michigan banker, his ife and an ofl opetator from La Jolla; , Calif., centered here today following * fheir disappearance nearly a month ago hile on an ofl inspection four. “ i From Los Angeles came reiatives, grivate detectives and deputy sheriffs steking Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lahuwis of eeland, Mich., and F. J. Walter, the @il operator. 7 " Richard Goodspeed. Los Angeles at forney for Lahuiz. has assarted that his lent invested 000 in oil property, vhich never It was under stood that Walter =18 supposed to have purchased the property for Lahuis. Information given b Lahuis of Miami, Fla., who, together with H. 8. Coith of Cincinnati, & son- in-law, arrived in Los Angeies yester- day to aid in the search, said h's father and mother were last heard of here. They met Walter at Los Angeles and drove to Bakersfield, he said. to mves- tigate oil property, in which the enior Lahuis had invested monev. A letter ‘written by Lahuis from Bakersfield Au- gust 18 to a daughter at Cincinnati told of his waiting here for an attor- | ney. FILE FINANCE REPORT WITH CLERK OF HOUSE Democratic Congressional Commit- tee Shows Receipts of $6,704. The Democratic national congres- stonal commitiee has filed a financial report with the clerk of the - Hotse | showing receipts $6.704 and dis- bursements of $4.232, between | and S>vtember 1. | Robert N. Harper, {reasurer, $2450 as having been given by the party’s national committee. - Married women of middle age have a better chance of a long life than either | widows or spinsters, says a European atisticia June 1|y, listed | ¢ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 16, 1928—PART Z< SCIENTIST RETURNS FROM ASIA WITH BONES OF 14-TON MONSTER Alonzo W. Pond, Who Was With Andrews, Tells Story of Civilization in Gobi Desert. tranks full of which Pond brought “The collection iucludes actow heads and used in preparing SAN FRANCISCO, September ‘15 Back from service with the 1923 Asiatic | along Expedition of the American Museum | #Xes, Bammers ‘which found in the | uteusils of slone said o be renaiiy . feet tall, Aloiso We have established in our explora- W. Pond, eologist. was en toule to | tion, of uver 4.500 square miles in the his home in" Beloit, Was., today. Gubl, Desert, the e;«hlsteng:! of s o rived fre ent ivilization there between 10, e e 0w years ago,” sald Pond. ¢ population was extremely dense and of & homogeneous culture that prubably wa ad over Asia and woved intabil | turists o a Pond said some of the fossils found | sull with were estimated to be- 70,000,000 yowes| “Tuey old. Amoug the archeological tressutes | making by w 2,000 0 M ie of . geologist, an | cinematographer, nesday. Roy Cha headed the expedi Europe. pparenily were agricul- ivat extent, and tiicd the imapiement. «d a gouge for resatiably, t which his 10t bien L will retwn e/ mprow/ By (he Associated Press. Iillh,lm‘ of primitive manufacture, four | “nlually into America. The |2 found in relics of other old civilizations. “Bone was the main -implement of their culture. They used it to point their weapons, and for many ofher pur- poses. They made pottery and used reed baskets of some sort, but the lat- ter, of course, have not been preserved. They made their pottery by forcing the clay into reed baskets, marks on the pottery show. “They also used semi-precious stones, prinvipally chalcedony, to point their > good fortune to v of fox teeth, vul finds.” HITS L. S. BROADCASTING. 1 Stations Declared Drown- ed Out at League Meeting. 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