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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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NOTE--Figures in parentheses indicate number of letters in the

words required.

ACROSS

1. Obviously the cricketer's 'gate

(B). 6.Accomplish the result of an

action (6).".

10-Word for word alteration in

a tiller (7).

11-The Ethiopian is half Gaelic

in name (8).

12-The forest officer naturally shows rage when beheaded (8),

13.--Trying-out (7)

21

16.-Hurry associated with

Down in a proverb (5). 17.-Certainly not good-tempered

(5).

18-This is usually worth fighting

for (5),

19.--Existence (5),

(5).

DOWN

3-Buck up! (5).

4-Mainly metallic plant (4). 5-It's only right, lan't it? (4).

B-Deserve to be near by 'way

of a change (4).

7-Stones, ensigns, ñowers or

grows languid (5)..

surfaced road (5).

14-Mrs. Brave (5).

short 5).

15.--The offspring is a girl in short

(5).

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1934.

MEDICINE AND MEDICOS

Louis Pasteur Starts Life As Teacher

The following is the third in-er, who perfected the art of grind- stalment of the talk on “Medicaling very small simple lens of high and Medicos: Ancient and Mo dern" given, by Prof. L. J. Davis at the University---

CURRENT NEWS

NEWSPAPERS BANNED

FROM

MOTOR BOAT

SEIZED

་་=

Smuggling Work Alleged

II

CHINA

"DOUBLE TENTH”

Aerial Display

In Canton

(From Our Special Correspondent)

#rum Dur Special Correspondent)

Canton, Oct. 5. Orders from the Ministry o Rallways and the Ministry of Communications to ban the trans- misalon of the "Chinu Times” ́a magnification.

Chinese vernacular newspaper Pasteur now began to turn his published in the International attention to the diseases of the Settlement of Shanghal, were re From Our Special Correspondent) higher animals including man. The } celved here by a government office. Probably the most luminous

оде The Post Office is instructed to

Canton, Oct. 5. Canton, Oct. 5. example of a nineteenth century arst disease he studied was

silecting chickens, called fowl deny postal facilities to the "China

The Chinese Preventive service.j scientist conferring great

Celebrations o! the Double-Tench glits

the "China Press," has seized, a 18-ton motor boat on October 10 this year in honour upon medicine was the French-typhoid or chicken cholera. He Times' and

found that he could grow the whileb is published in English with a Japanese name on the of the twenty-third anniversary microbes in the laboratory In Now all the Chinese steamship ground that it was engaged in of the Chinese Republie will be flaske, of broth. A drop of such lines and railways throughout the smuggling slong the West River the biggest event here in the his- a broth culture inoculated into a country are instructed not to carry near Shun Tek Great excitement | tory of the Kuomintang regime, It healthy fowl would cause the bird these two newspapers to develop the disease. He then

was created because it was alleg was officially announced to-day. ed that Japanese were involved in stumbled on the striking discovery that if fowls were infected with old cultures in which the microbes had become dead or feeble, pot only did no disease ensue, but the fowls were now resistant to the subsequent injection of fresh active cultures of the microbes. by Senator Nye,

Thus did Pasteur Jay the

·

It is learned to-day that the are motor vessel was sold by the owner to Chinese Keelung.. Formo-

anese- seamen were

The Canton Air Force will give a blg aerial demonstration on that, day between 2 p.m. to 4 pm, at the Tin Ho nerodrome. All the available planes will take part in

man, Louis Pasteur. He was 'born' In 1822 of humble parentage and died in 1895 honoured by France and by all the civilized world. He 1-A source of uplift (5). started life as a teacher of chemis

Police officials in all cities are 2---Lumps of sugar. for example and physes in a provincial

ordered to keep a sharp watch on the smuggling. school. His first scientific inter

these papers and to prevent their ests were in connection with cer-

transmission. These papers tain problems of crystal formation.

banned because they published the Japanese He then became interested in the

use of the American wheat loan interests In dinculties experienced by the

for military purpose and the in-sa on September 12. The ship the demonstration, while all forts local brewery, his introduction to

vestigation of the munitions racke: under the charge of Ave Japanese of aerial feats will be exhibited. pathology being then. by the way

seamen left Keelung for Hong In preparation for the great of diseases not of man but of beer.

Kong, where upon two members of show-off over forty aeroplanes During the next few years, he de- foundation stone, of the Import-

the crew left the ship and retura- flew over Canton this morning fr voted himself to the investigationaut science of immunity. Work-velled in desperation to Paris beech to Formosa. The other three mass formation. There were bomb- B. Famous composer (5). of the nature of fermentation. He ing out a technique along amar seeching Pasteur's ad. He saved sailors wished to continue their ers, Agtters, scouting and pursult 9-Wait-it looks like a newly-eventually proved to the doubting lines he was able to immunize sixteen of the nineteem. The world services and were re-employed. planea. So many machifles were

world that this action is dependant thousands of sheep against the

was thrilled, and the Tsar of All

According to Japanese consularying at the same time that they upon the

presence" of certain deadly disease known as anthrax. the Russlas sent. 100.000 francs to sources, the three remaining Jap-treated a big roaring sound and microscople living organisms. He

Research Work

engineers. attracted attention of the people start the building of the labora- further proved that the action of each kind of organism was "speci- ble to

Since then it has become possitory now known as the Pasteur When the vessel was seized by the in the streets.

mmunize man agafast | Institute.

preventive service, a consul official As for the type of fermantatlon many diseases, of which the most

A new shipment of aeroplanes Reference to this pioneer work in pointed out, it was a Chinese ves- produced By Ingenious expert familiar example is typhoid fever, bacteriology would be one-sided sel, which was seized on Septem- have arrived here from the United ments be disproved the then com- Pasteur by this time had become

States, and if they are assembled were no mention made of Pasteur's

ber 29, monly held theory of spontaneous emancipated from his teaching du- | brilliant German

The ship was suspected to have in time the new ships, will take contemporary, generation of microbic life: for he ties, money had been raised to Robert Koch, who however, ap-made several trips between Hong part in the air show on October 21-This fabulous creature may demonstrated that however fav-enable him to devote. his whole peared on the scientific firmɛment Kong and towns along the West 10. At the same time the bombers

be no gem (5). "

ourable the pabulum, "It remained | time

are practising bombing while the to bacteriological research a few yeare later than Pasteur. Un-River. The Chinese preventive ser- 22-A most unofficial receiver! free from microbes 1: the access The imagination of the French Bike Pasteur, Koch had a medical vice sent a gunboat to chase after pursuit planes try to drive them of the germs were prevented. public had been stirred by the por- training and was a district med- the motor junk and then turned it away. To achieve good marksman- Pasteurs interest was next absorb-siblities of curing and preventing | cal officer when he began his re-

over to the Chinese Maritine Cus-ship, the pursuit plane pilots are ed by a dsense 0! silk-worms disease in man by means of this searches on the bacteriology toms. The three Japanese seamen learning "looping the loop" "fall-: which was causing great distress new science. Pasteur was elected | anthrax, His early triumphs. were handed over to the Japanese ing leaves" and all the fatest. in the silk-worm industry, an in-a member of the French Academy i though perhaps lacking the in- portant one in France. He prov- of Medicine although he was not spirational genius of Pasteur, were

On the morning of the national ed that the disease was due to a a medical man. His further scien- based upon the thoroughness and

fete, the statue of the late Dr. specific micro-organism. So, in tific career was mirked by a ser es brilliance o: his technique. He. Itment to devote himself to expert- Wu Ting Fang at Yuet Shay.. The following is the solution of yesterday's puzzle:--

1866, for the first time in the of triumphant discoveries of which was, who by a most painstaking mental research in a well-equiped will be anvelled in a fitting este- "Across, Aspire; 6. Os-prey: 10, Down-1. Alder-(shot); 2, PPPPP world's history, became establish the most spectacular was the dis- and brilliant series of experiments, institutes built for him in Berlin.mony to be participated in by the Evident; 11, De-pose; 12, Comber: (peas); 3, Respect-able; 4, Ever; 5.ed the microbe conception of In-covery of a method treating showed that tuberculosis, aptly To Koch, more than to any man high officials here. Dr.Wu was 13. Prosper: 16, Rupee; 17, Yells: "Odes; 6. Once; 7. Story-teller: 3, fectious disease. It is of Interest successfully human cases of the named the white scourge of hum-is due the working out of the diff-stricken with illness in 1920 while 18. Chap-let: 19. Pleat; 21, Earls: Hebel; 9. Yarns; 14. Opals; 15. to note that microbes were first dreaded rabies hydrophobia, anity, was an infective disease due cult technique of experimental bac- escaping with Dr. Sun Yat Ser .24, Austral: 28, Shrubs (brush); Paier: 10, Poser: 20, Enrol; 22 seen and described some two kua- Among the first of his et ses war o to a specific microbe. Like Pas-teriology.

from the death trap pinned by 29. Cloth-e; 30, Leisure; 31, Rolled Rates: 23, Speed; 25, Used: 28. dred years previously, by van Leeu- group of Russian peasants, who, all [teur, Koch also was enabled by the

the late General Chen Chiurg 32. Erased.

wenhoek, a Dutch spectacle mak- badly bitten by a mad wolf, tra- proper appreciation. of his governs

22. The advantage

these of electrical devices is in the centre (5).

25-At the present time on the spot, but altogether in no place (7);

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29.-Not "very often we see

change of models (6). 30.--Aim at the head of this salad

plant (6).

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19-What the sculptor makes as

well as faces (5).

20. Coastal-feature (5).

(5). 23-Steeple (5).

31-Relating to a certain secret

21. See 16 Across (5).

20-spoil the poet! (4). 27.-One of HMS. (4).

28 Curb (4). "

society (7).

32-Sporting dog (8).

33. Sea-nymph (6).

Tusk; 27, Acre:

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OF

of

consulate generat.

(To Be Continued)

stunts.

Ming.

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