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Admission-- One Brick

Berlin, Nov. 27, 1 The foundation stone of Berlin's new operetta theatre is to be laid in the British sector.

Admission to the cere niany-one brick, salynged from bombed buildings. good. epongh to be used again,

RACIAL

MYTHS

EXPLODED

London, Nov, 27. There is no pure race, no

PRINCESS MARGARET TO ACCOMPANY THE QUEEN MOTHER TO RHODESIA

Salisbury, Nov. 27.

Princess Margaret will accompany the Queen

Mother, Queen Elizabeth, to Rhodesia next year Mme Nahas

for the Rhodes Centenary Exhibition,

The Queen Mother will open the Exhibition at Bulawayo on July 8.

An oficial announcement Issued by the Southern Rhodesian Government today said: "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, will open the Rhodes Centenary Exhibition in Bulawayo on Friday, July 3, 1933.

on September 20, but this is the first mention of Princess Mar- garet's visit.

The Exhibition, which will last three months, will be open to the public on June 1, a date which was fixed before the date of Queen Elizabeth II's corona- tion was known.

The Buriosque Bombshall who became a Campus superior race, and there are Rhodesia by Princess Margaret," will thus be about

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no absolute and unchange- able race differences, says

"Her Majesty will be accom- panied

on her visit to Southern

The announcement "that the Queen Mother would open the

4 UNESCO pamphlet pub-exhibition was made in London: lished in London,

Based on the findings of three anthropologists (two American, one French) "What is a Race?" this hard at racial propagan

with profuso, highly- coloured charts and text in non- technical language.

dista

It attacks popular myths that

descends man

from apes and "blood will that

tell" And it claims that mixed-race

lekl marriages abnorinal children

110 more than non- mixed, Ang maladjustments of mixed

It

ixed marriage progeny, says, have social, not biological

reasons.

Both men and monkeys,

Gifts From Hongkong

At Fair In London

London, Nov. 27. Gifts from Hongkong and serts the pamphlet, sprung from Central Tanganyika lont

38-

a common stock and are now at colourful note to the annual the end of an evolutionary pre-Missionary Market" Fair cess trum which the monkeys

and later apes, branched oft held in London, millions of years ago.

on

HEREDITARY TRAITS

month

Fooled

Egyptian Society

Cairo, Nov. 27. So Madame Zelnab Nahas, The official opening ceremony once termed Egypt's most beauti

ful woman, was fooling them all after the start of the show.

along. TOURIST TRIPS

At Cairo's brillant receptions The Exhibition is to com- even the wives of diplomats and memorate the centenary of the wealthy industrialists used to

and British Empire pioneer,

envy her Cecil stare at Rhodes, whose grave is in the fabulous jewels. Malpa hil's of Southern

They used to wonder how she Rhodesta.

got them.

has

It will also mark the 00th

Now, Madame Nahas tho British revered the secret. of anniversary Occupation of Matabeleland, of

were either imitations, Thes which Bulawayo is the main or worse still, borrowed. Who contro

says no? Why, Madame herself. It will cost £500,000 to put up, but the organisers, hope to balance running cost by ad- mission fees and exhibit con- Iracts.

are

a

|

The old Ward Party tender's wife told investigating officials this when they arrived to open her safe and ask her how sho acquired her wealth.

About three quarters of

The safe was full of imitation inillion people are expected to Jewellery, but cantained only Ice the exhibition, and air one genuine diamond ellp. This, transport companies gasing special tourist trips to worth £800, she asserted.

a gift from the Aga Khan, was Rhodesia at reduced rates. Questioned about the

real ahe gally wore at glitter- Jewels a ing parties when her husband she on-

SADLERS WELLS

the Unitedmediately afterwards."

lukes or not mine."

either

New Liners

All govemments south of the was Prime Minister, Saharu are talking art in the swered: "I borrowed them from On the Chinese stail green | Exhibition,

jewellers and returned them Canton porcelain, ngurea and Kingdom will have ber own Pages of charts show that wine brocado smoking-jackets pavilion. There will be a And she added: "It was my hereditary traits are not passect made a splash of colpur against theatre to seat 3,200 people, the desire to shine at the receptions.

by blood but by. minute the spotless while

But the jewels wero of hand-largest in Southern Rhodesia. particles called. "gones."" Skity embroidered handkorchiels and An internctional regatte on colours are affected by genes and fine lawn tablecloths-all made the Zambusi River, Arat Inter- some scientists believe,

In China. pamphlet says, that the "white"

carved And a set of sprang from a comman dark origin because of a sudden serviette rings, leather clippers. change in the structure of genes, gaily embroidered In coloured

The isolation of race groups, silks,

hand-embroidered thd pamphlet

is being blouses, pillow-cases and states,

tray broken down by Inter-marriage, cloths, all nitracted attention.

And it forecasts an increase

A polished mahogany Ma trans- in mixed marriages as

on authentic portation becomes caster and Jong set added cheaper, as cultural and econo- mle barriers change and as prejudices decrease.

race

that

Of "uperior cultures", the pamphlet points out whether present cultures will continue to flourish will depend on such forces as politics and economics.

and

Chinese touch.

ivory

national event on this river since the world sculling cham- pionship in 1008, is planned with icams from Britain, the United States and other count-les.

A big athletic meeting will also be held.-

Sir John Berbiroll and the Halle Orchestra, which he con- ducts, have been invited for 2 season of orchestrat concerts, i and the Sadlers Wells Theatre Ballet has accepted an invitation. On the African stall most' in-"

A guards regimental band will teresting exhibits were small") also attend-Reuter. wooden animals, carved by a crippled teacher at Dodoma, biys' school, and brushes made of siral by the girls of Myumi school in Central Tanganyika.

Straw baskets and wooden knives-all made in

Szlence, it says, allows no paper biological or hereditary reasons Tanganyika were also on sale. for supposing that because the

Other stalls represented Mis- White civilisation leading Insions to the Sudan, Glomallar, technical development, other Jerusalem and Europe. races have less aptitude for technical skill

"What Is

Most of the gifts displayed on these stally had been contributed

a Ruce?" is based on by people in Britain. Procceds of,

the work of Professor L. C. the Fair will be sent to Missions

The Train From

Mars Makes

Exciting Debut

Dunne, Columbia University, overseas.-London Express Sex-The new

U.S.A., Professor. Ofto Klinovice.

bery of the same university and Professor Michel Letris of the Museo de l'Homme, Paris,

TO BE STUDIED

London, Nov. 27. The Royal Institute of Inter- national Affairs announced tonight that it has Initiated a Etudy of race relations, particu- larly within the British Com- monwealth.

is

work of study

* expected to last several years,

New MTBS For

Royal Navy

London, Nov. 27. two

boats of the Royal Navy to be

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Will Aid

Empire Trade

London, Nov. 27.

Four new Atlantic nors will be bullt und in service from Bri- tain to Canada within the next four years evidence of the shipping companies' faith in the future development of Empireo trade.

Work on two of these 22,500- ton streamlined passenger ships will start early in the Now Year The plans of these ships were prepared months ago, and they contain many new features.

versal..

Mr A. C. MacDonald, managing director of Canadian Pacific Steamships, his signed Rome, Nov. 27. Rome-Milan ex- the 214,000,000 contract for two press, which is so modem In

Each of the liners will carry conception and appearance that It is called the train from class passengers and special Arst-class and 800 tourist- Mars," reached a speed of 150 cargo.

250

m.ph. during Its trial run and Two new Cunard liners for

then broke down.

OWIL

Everything was going until the exprex took a down, without slowing

Reggio, in North Italy.

well the Canadian trade are building bend on the Clyde, but they will be

smaller than slightly

those ordered for Canadian Pacific.

The first new Cunartier will

near

Then the bogie wheels came

off, hit the overhead cable and be launched next year and in

bounced back, smashing the service by the summer of 1954, front window and injuring the and the other in the

but it is hoped to prepare a powered by gas turbines in driver. Engineer Alberto of 1955. preliminary report for an un

official conference of Common- wealth representatives in March, 1054.

d'Arbela, who had designed the

huthey

combination with diesel engines will

be completed for service | train. shortly..

spring

Lisbon, Nov. 27. "The train from Mars“ can Hliarlo Felipe Marques, 65, will soon be going for carry 180 passengers and is Captain of Portugal's largest The Royal Institute is an

tests to H. M. Hornet, the provided with a restaurant, alirer, the 21,760-ton Vera Cruz, independent British society for Constal Forces base at Gosport, bath, Д telephone office, died on board last night as the the promotion of greater under- Hampshire, commandert by souvenir shops, a radlo for vesel approached Sao Vicente, standing of international affairs. Captain W. G. Parry, RN every Geat and two rooftop Cape Verde,

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All the Commonwealth Prime The new M.T.B.'s are similar Ministers are honorary presl-in every danls-Reuter,

Labour Official To Tour East

London, Nov. 27.

respect except that Picasso Designs

one, the Bold Ploncer, is a hard |chine or flat-bottomed boat, and the other, the Bold Pathfinder, of the normal round bilge respective advantages type. The

A New Dove

Paris, Nov. 27.

of the two designs have been Famed Spanish-born painter the subject of much controversy.| Pablo Picasso hea tesigned a in recent years in maritime new dove of pance for the circles The Pathander, which forthcoming

Communist-span- sored Pence Congress in Vienna.

peace

Mr Saul Rose, the Labour has two funnels, is not quite so Party's International Secretary, fast as the Pioneer, but it is will leave in January for a claimed that it can go to sea in

The new one, as shown in a www five-week fact-finding tour of any weather.

drawing published today in the Malaya, Burma. Indo-China, Both

craft carry

Communist newspaper, Ce Soir, India and Pakistan, the Party time complement of two officers shows an ordinary fat-looking decided yesterday.

and sixteen ratings, and are dove, wings spread and Mr Nese will attend an Asian armed with four 21-inch torpedo fight, Regional Socialist Conferonco tubes and one small gun The The old Picasso dove, dis in Rangdon at which the Pioneer's beam is 25 ft. 6 in. tributed by, the Communists by Labour Party leader, Cletnent against Pathfinder's 20 ft. 8 in, the milions, was not in fight, Aftice, will ive fraternal and their lengths are respective- and bore an olive branch in delegate.-Router.

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