"The Missing Link problem and the theory of man's evolution from the ape

stage were criticized in a paper read last night to the Victoria Institute, London, by

Dr. Albert Fleischmann, Professor of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy in the

University of Erlangen (Bavaria).

Darwin, he said, would have abandoned his dream of a single great genealogical tree

for all species of animals, if he had lived to see the later advances in animal anatomy.

Darwin's theory had not been confirmed by the discoveries of anatomical research, yet

evolutionists still search for `ancestors' in the graveyards of the past, and arranged fossil

fragments--leg bones, teeth or skulls--of various extinct species of horse into the

hypothetical series" (The News Chronicle, 23rd May, 1933).