Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1930, Page 23

EVDENGE OF RACE OFGANTSLACKING Archeologist Finds Recent Excavations Only Normally Large Indians. By thos Associated Press. ‘TUCSON, Ariz, December 17.—Re- turning from a visit to the Yaqui River district of Sonora, Mexico, Dr. Byron Oummings, archeologist, has announced failure to find evidence to substantiate ported discovery of remains of an ancient race of giants. Dr. Cummings, who is dean of the University of izona’s department of archeology, went to Soyopa, Sonora, a 0 to investigate a report at- skeletons of men 8 feet tall. ! . Cummings said he found no evi- denne to support the story, although he had excavated 13 skeletons from an an- clent Indian burial ground. “Every people throughout the ages has had its stories of ts,” he id. “but they never have been substantiated sclentificaily. “In our excavations we uncovered 13 of the early tribes which made its abode in pits in the earth. e found no pottery, hence these people were of a before the manufacture of pottery began. There were some small shell ornaments, several crude stone implements which evidently had been used in making ornaments, and a few large seashells .rom which the ornaments were made.” Dr. Cummings said no serious trouble was experienced with the present Indian inhabitants of the region. M’CORMICK HEIR GETS ANOTHER PROMOTION Youth Who Started as Apprentice in Plants Is Appointed North- west District Manager. By the Associated Press. Cadin { o Avoid That "Pinched" Look About the Face This Winter Your face will be soft- skinned, glowing with health if you have a Delet- trez Winter Facial. $2.00 For daily Winter care uwse Delettrez Dry Skin Food and Anti- Wrinkle Cream On Sale in the BEAUTY SALON Fourth Floor 'Phone NAtional 9800 LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts. Banbanc Mine 1115 F St. N.W. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Phenomenal Valuell! Dozens of Styles! 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