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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937.

Another scene of Talpo district after last Thursday's disastrous typhoon.

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IDEAL CONDITIONS

The race was over I mile. 6 fur- longs and 132 yards and owing to the length the draw did not mal ter very much. There was, a ter ric crowd present, this being big increase, on the past few years. and the hot sun and cold wina made conditions Ideal.

Altogether 15 starters went to the gate and Soifo began to jump about in the paddock while Goya II was looking very well. The field paraded down in a line and they went down for about a furlong be- fore they turned back and canter- ed to the post,

Capt. Allison, the very expert- enced starter again officiated and all the horses were quiet to begin with, then Perifox got a lttle ex- cited and Solfo gave a bit of trou ble. Mid-day Sun, the Derby win- ner,

bebaved very quietly and..... Sultan Mahomed was very excited; but, as usual. Capt. Allison got the feld away to a very good start.

Chulmleigh. Sultan Mahomed. Mid-day Sun and Solfo ran in the order named while Snow Leopard was in the last position. After about two furlongs had been cover- ed Maranta went into the lead followed by Renardo, Fair Copy and Mid-day Sun and a little later Perifox ran so encouragingly as to

raise the

hopes of it backers: Turning. Into the home stretch, Renardo led the field followed by Mid-day Sun, Solfo' and Sulian Mahomed, which was trying to come up from the outside. Then Fair Copy put on a terrific burst of speed and all but won Chulmleigh (Gordon Richards) Anished with an even. finer burst, winning by three-quarters of a

Copy length. Fair

(Perryman) was second and the Derby winner. |Mid-day Sun, had to be content

with third place.

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PERIFOX

1.5

Of Perifox, a Home correspon-

DISEASE IN MONKEYS AND MEN

!!

That the study of the monkey could be applicable to the study of human anatomy and vice versa" was a contention made by Pro- fessor Adolph H. Schultz, the anthropology expert of John Hop- kina University: Baltimore, U.S.A.. in a special interview he had with a "Malaya Tribune" reporter."

Professor Schultz is a member of a party specially sent out by various institutions in the U.S.A.

study the habits of the monkeys in Slam and the Malay Archipe- lago. All the members of the party have returned, leaving Pro- fessor Schultz and Mr. Washburn, of the Harvard University, who leaves Borneo for the United States In about three weeks time.

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MEDICAL RESEARCHES

"We have been "studying the monkeys in Siam and Borneo and our chief interest is centred in the diseases of the monkey and how the Professor. they grow," said "Our investigations are from medical and anthropological point of view."

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Asked if there were any differences in the Malayun and Slamesc mon- keys, the professor said that there are more species in Borneo, instanced an area where they dis- covered eight different species and a large laboratory to they had

meet the purpose.

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"These monkeys are shot down. cut up (with the bodies embalmed us times) and the preserved parts sent back to the United States for more detailed study."

Although

a very fascinating Study the object was one of re- search, said the professor and the study Included parasites that live In the money, the embryo and ather parts of the organs..

"

JUST LIKE HÜMANS! "Monkeys' organs are like human belags," said Frofessor Schultz, and when you study them you study man's anatomy as well and vice versa.. "The only purpose is to advance much knowledge-just as others study insects and planta we study monkeys so that it helps us to find out how nature works."

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Many expeditions had gone from the United States to Africa to study, the African monkey, the professor continued, and he was one of the very few sent out to Investigate the Malayan · and Slamese species.

Professor Schultz will be in Sin- Eapore for a short time to study the Malayari monkey. "I am very happy to have a week in Singapore to study the Malayan species at the Raffles Museum and hope to gather more details."

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STEAMERS

Shanghai, Sept. 8. All Chinese seaports having been blockaded by Japanese warships, it is reported that the China Mer- chants Steam Navigation Com- pany has decided to run Its four newly constructed steam- ers between the ports of the South Seas and Annam.— Chinese Evening Pepes,

ins.

WEATHER REPORT

ROYAL OBSERVATORY HUNG KONG

10 a.m., Sept. 8. Barometer at sea level), 29.65

goes the credit of having brought down 61 enemy "war birds."

Dealing with the Japanese Navy, a Chinese spokesman said between August 14 and September 1. no less than 11 Japanese war- ships have been damaged by the Chinese, it being stated that most of these vessels were at the mouth dent recently wrote:-Apart from of Woosung when hit by Chinese Mid-day Sun, na, clasate colt gives gunfire or bombs from the defend- reason to respect his St. Legering planes. prospects more favourably than These Agures only include the Perfox, who has won two out of casualties witnessed by observers: his four races this season in great there must have been a great many style.

more "hits" scored during the night attacks while a large number of Japanese planes have been re- ported as missing and have not, up to the present, been accounted for. In 'he Philippine Islands, the Chinese community are determined to subscribe at least $50,000,000 towards the National Saivation night, 78 F. Bonds issued by the Chinese Gov- ernment. Of this amount $200,000, to-day, nil. are reported to have come from! two Individual contributions of $100,000 cach while there were also two other subscriptions of $50,000 each.

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JAPANESE SEARCH ·

BRITISH SHIP

JUST OUTSIDE TERRITORIAL WATERS

Impertinent Act'

Bound from Cantón to Hong Kong the Talshan" was stopped and searched by a Japanese cruiser when just outside British terri- torial waters yesterday.

Referring to the "Hugessen In- cident," the "Tal Kung Pao,”. Owned and operated by The leading Chinese journal, in an Hong Kong. Canton 题 Macao editorial says

that the Japanese | Steamboat Co. the "Taishan" is on the British register and was flying the British flag, at the me of her molestation.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT

As many garbled accounts of this impertinent act were in circula- tion. "The Dally Press" obtained on official statement of the facts of the incident verbally from the secretary of the owner company as follows: When off Macao

Temperature, 84 F Humidity, 73 per cent. Wind Direction, E.N.E, Wind Force (Beaufort), 1. Temperature; maximum yester- day, "7 F.

Temperature:

minám uza last

Rainfall for 24 hours, ending 10th

Total rainfall since January 1 73.20 ins.

Against an average of 69.84 ins. Sunset to-night, 8.45 p.m. Sunrise to-morrow, 8.08 a.m.

4 p.m.. Sept. 8. Barometer (at sea level), 29,77. Temperature, 86. Humidity, 73. Wind Direction, East, Wind Force

ture, 88. Minimum temperature, 78. Rainfall, nli

interim reply to the British Note (Beaufort), 3. Maximum tempera- is no reply at all and the Journal goes on to condemn the Japanese for trying, even at this stage, to Tevade respiona!bility for the very

deplorable incident.

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"PACIFIC BLOCKADE"

London, Sept. 7. It is stated' in, authoritative circles in London that there is

Island at 3.25 a.m. a Japanese reason to believe that in carrying

cruiser put her searchlight on the *Taishan and signalled her to stop and later fired a shot. The Master of the Taishan.' Captain T. Prit- chard, put the engine astern. At 3.40 am. the 'Taishan was-board- ed by a Japanese Naval Officer and five sailors, one of whom was an Interpréter. The Japanese officer contended that the Taishan was a Chinese vessel sailing under British colours. He inspected the ship's manifests, passenger list, ship's register, and the official and deck log books. Eventually he was

out a "Pacific blockade" of Chinese. Coast it is not the intention of the Japanese Navy to interfere with British shipping→ British Wireless Service.

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From September 0. to 15, 1937. HIGH WATER. LOW WATER.

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