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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1937.

H. K. POLICE

RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King.

Inspector General of Polles)

ANTI-GAS COURSE

"MAN WILL

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The undernamed have quad Says B.A. President

a short Anti-Gas Course and are qualified to give Instruction on the subject:-

Mr. C. Champkin, D.S.P. (R); Mr. Frorz All, A.S.P. (R),

Chinese Company: Inspector, (R) Chów U Ting. Inspector. (R) David Lole, Sub-Inspector (R), Lau Sin Cheun, and Crown Sergeant R17 William K. S. Mok.

Indian Company: Lance-Sergt. R214 Channan Singh,

Emergency Unit Reserve-Acting Sub-Inspector (R) G. J. Grover. and Lance-Sergeant R423 B. W. Simmons.

CHINESE COMPANY

With more than 60 years' mem- cry of selentine history, Sir Edward Poulton, the entomologist, who

TROLLEY-BUSES

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keserve bickerings and disputes

for the open neid..... 'should anyone present think that obody in their senses would-in these modern days operate horse trams he would be wrong. The Dougins (Isle of Man) Corporation operate an attractive and very

1s aged 81. came to Nottingham | lucrative service of such vehicles recenty to tell the British Associa- tion, as this year's president. of changes in the attitude at scientists to evolution during his long working ifetime,

Sir Edward, a former Hope Professor at Zoology: at Oxford.

Flying Squad. Sub-Inspector | Inst one of his sons-Ronald, a (R) Choa Hing Ki and Crown Ser- great Rugby footballer-during geant R333 A. W. Mooney.

the war, while another, Dr. E. P. Poulton, the physiologist who has made a special study of working men's conditions, addressed the conference on this subject recently, From personal recollection Sir Edward told the conference of Thomas Huxley's "calm clear state- ment of the evidence" In 1881; of the last opposition to the fact of evolution at any of the Associa tlon's meeting: of long controversy over the age of the earth; and of still undecided argument as to Wis right in whether Darwin making natural selection" the main agent in promoting evolution.

between Patrol Duty.-Nightly 18.00 hours and midnight by mem bers as detailed by the Officer in Charge of Company.

Training Course (Part II)The undermentioned members of the Chinese Company will attend Chinese Company Headquarters on Tuesday, October 12 at 17.30 hours for Part II of Training Course:-

Constables R4 Tan Hlu Fung, R23 Kong Kar Yan. R43 Lau Chick Kai, R49 Lam Man, R58 Chlu Chun Kl, and R60 George Chan.

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INDIAN COMPANY

Patrol Duty--Nightly between 18.00 hours and midnight by mem- bers as detailed by the Officer in Charge of Company.

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FLYING SQUAD Commendation.-Constable R303 D. Young is commended by the Hon. Inspector General of Police for zeal and alertness in assisting the Regular Police in arresting 4 Chinese Males who were convicted for possession of wild tree wood.

Instructional Patrol-The in- structional patrol for members of the Flying Squad will take place い on Friday, Octobe r15. 1937. AD

members will parade at Central Police Station at 17.15 hours sharp, Dress: White Uniform, and Cap with White Cover.

EMERGENCY UNIT RESERVE Strength-Constables R405 C. J. Powers, and R419 L. F. Rosario have been taken on the strength of the.Emergency Unit Reserve, s from October 7, 1937.

Constable R405 W. A. Tansley has been permitted to resign from the Emergency Unit Reserve, as from October 9, 1937.

Leave.-Constable R450 A. J. Savitsky has been granted two months' leave of absence, to date from October 9, 1937.

Inspection-All members who did not attend E. U. R. Headquar- ters on October 6 will attend on Wednesday. October 13 at 17.30 hours with Winter Uniform for Inspection. Dress: Mufti

Parade. All members will parade at Queen's Pler at 17.20 hours on Friday, October 15 under A. S. 1. G. J. Grover, Acting O.C.E.R. The E. U. R. Van will leave Queen's Pier Pat 17.30 hours

sharp. Dress: Optiorial.

C. CHAMPKIN,

DS.P. (R). Hong Kong. October 12.

DR. SCHACHT, IN BASEL

Basel, Oct. 11.

The Board of Administration of

He recalled that the present year was the centenary of Darwin's pocket-book entry: "Opened first note-book on Transmutation of Species"

At the end he could express his belief that man will in due course escape from his age-old tradition of mutual slaughter, and that "a time will surely come, and may it combe quickly, which shall prove the visions of the young and the dreams of the old were prophetic of a glorious reality."

"MISSING LINK”

FOUND

Anthropologists still continue unsuccessfully to search for the “missing link” bétween man and monkey; but in Australia recently learned scientists were wild with enthusiasm because one of their number had discovered the "miss- link" between, the modern prawn, lobster and crab and their ancient counterpart.

Anxious to secure data on the breeding of prawns before passing legislation for the protection of Australia's fisheries, Canberra off- clals turned naturally to Zoologist A. N. Colefax, the Commonwealth's prawn expert, who for years had studied the habits of all such creatures, lumping them together under the blanket heading of crustaceans.

Net in hand Zoologist Colefax set out for Australia's largest prawn centre, Lake Illawarra, and after a few weeks of investigation startled Government officials by proving that king prawns do not breed in the lake at all, but prefer the sea.

His government investigation finished, Zoologist Colefax then announced triumphantly to Ils fellow crustacean chasers that he had discovered the long-sought missing link, a small creature with ears in its tall

Like most crustaceans Colefax's "link" uses its ears to balance it- self. Its importance for zòviogists is that the car-bearing anten- rulae are at the wrong end.. the Bank for International Settle- Scientists have constantly been because. ments met again yesterday for the puzzled by crustaceans monthly meeting after a three while their ears are in front, they months' Interval Dr. Schacht, are connected to the brain by President of the German Reiche-backward running fibres. This led bank, accompanied by Reichsbank to the belief that the ear-bearing Councillor Huelse and two German antennulae had originally been delegates. Schroeder and Reusch, the hladmost limbs, and had at attended the meeting.-

some stage of evolution moved for- Transocean News Service.

ward.

Rescue squads and First Aid Corps removing the wounded and dead from the debris in various sections of the city. (Photo, Cen- tral News).

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along their famous and very exten- sive sea-front. These trams 01 only one horse power and at one minute intervals travel at about six miles per hour, and the tens of thousands of holiday makers who | throng the front all day through- out the holiday season jump on and off regardless of whether the horse is in top or bottom gear and these passengers willingly pay exorbitant fares. It is all a question of local conditions-the vehicle which is the most economic in one town may be both uneconomic and un- suitable in another.

I expect I have said sumcient to make confusion worse confounded as to whether a trolley-bus system in a town such as, for example, Kowloon, would be a sound com- mercial proposition.

EGYPT'S DEFENCE

The

ESTIMATES

Cairo. Oct. 11. Cabinet has authorised a supplementary estimate of £1,014,- 000 for the Army and defence of Egypt's frontiers.--- Reuter

FASCISTS UNDER ITALIAN PROTECTION|||

Rame, Oct. 10.

It was announced here to-day that all foreign organisations of the Fascist Party are henceforth under the direct control of the Under-Secretary of State in the Italian Foreign Office.

This means that foreign groups of the Fascist Party will enjoy the protection of Italian State au- thority.-

Transurean News Service.'

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