'Mr. Roy Andrews' Exploration int the Cradle of Human Race:
The First Mammals Peking, Aug. 19.
Mr. Roy Chapman Andrews, woader of the Third Asiatic Expedition, who is back in Peking from the Gobi desert, talked to a gathers ing of newspaper men this morning about the Expeilition's latest dise coveries.
Mr, Andrews said that the expedition confined its explorations to a district south and west of Ulinsthe furthest point being at the base of the Altai mountains 1200 miles west of Kalgan. From there they cut through the mount.
and went south into Inner Mongolia, Inter returning to the Sharamuren river, 300 miles north= west of Kalgan. At this spot the expedition is still busily engaged in developing finds of fossils and dinosaur eggs. Mr. Andrews es~ timates that the expedition covered some 4,000 miles,
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