shows that the man-ape to which the skull belonged was killed along with the baboon to feed another man-ape.”¹

Washington

     “Dr. Leakey, the British anthropologist who found the remains of the 1,750,000 years old.“East Africa man,” today announced the discovery of a unique new type of creature which, he said, filled one of the “major gaps in the history of human evolution.

     “He told a press conference that he had unearthed at a site in Kenya two halves of the palate and a lower tooth of a creature-neither ape nor man-estimated to have lived 14 million years ago.”²

1. The Mail, March 22,1962
2. Ibid June 26