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ANCIENT SKELETON. [by cable—press assn.—copyright.] (Recd. May 20, noon.) ROME, May 19. Excavations at Aalborg, Denmark, revealed the complete skeleton of a man, who is believed to have lived 10,000 years before Christ, reports the Stefani Agency’s Copenhagen correspondent. The skeleton was transferred to the National Museum at Copenhagen, where it was examined by experts, who are of the .opinion that it represents the oldest type of human being in Northern Europe. CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES. (Recd. May 20, 1.45 p.m.) LONDON, May 19. New Zealand and Australia are interested in the formation of Imperial Chemical Industries (Turkey) an offshoot of Britain’s £74,000,000 Imperial Chemical Industries. The new company is intended to provide an answer to Germany, who is aiming to win export markets in Turkey, Iran, Iraq, the Near East, and the Middle East. Two British and two Turkish directors will be appointed for handling Imperial Chemical Industries’ exports, not only from Britain, but also from subsidiaries in New Zealand and Australia.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1941, Page 8
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