SPAIN'S MILITARY HIGHWAY ROBBERY
POLICY
· PREVENTED
REPUBLIC LOOKS TO ITS TWO YOUNG MEN SENT
ARMS
TO GAOL
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1932.
THE ACTION OF RADIUM
EFFECT ON CANCER CELLS
Two young Chinese were each Bontenced to six months' hard lab-agent in CHANGE OF FRONT
our by Mr. Wynite-Jones at the Much confecture
ex- Central Police Court this morning is being pressed in Spain as to the rather when charges of possession of work Budden interest in military develop-packet of pepper and un instru- ment being shown by the Government fit for an unlawful purpose,
mont,
After cutting down the estab. lishment to a minimum to avoid useless expense, the War Depart ment has decided that the soldiers are to have steal helmets. The most modern equipment has been purchased, and on the eve of im- portant military manoeuvres, the Prime Minister has declared that Spain might very well become in- volved in war and must be pre- pared for it,
and of loltering in Glenenly with intent to commit a felony, wore brought against then by Detective Sergeant D. Fitches.
in
The use of radium as curative cancer necessitates a careful study of its exact mode of action. Many theories hold the Qeld, but important scientific scientific report of the investiga-
reported
the tenth tions of the Imperial Cancer Re- neorch Fund, indicates that these will have to be modified. Dr. W. that the effect of radium is pure- Cramer shows there conclusively ly local, there boing no general effect on the body as According to the police officer, This means that the problem of B whole. pecial patrols were being carried using radium is very much the out by Chinese detectives on the same as the problem of using sur- hill roads, owing to the recent fro-gery in cancer, the local destrue- quent highway robberies, and on tion of a growth. the afternoon of Monday last a de- -tective, who was on duty in Glon-workers that after using radiation Previously it was held by some caly dressed in coolte clothing, saw the body developed certain in- the two defendants pinying cards creased resistance to cancer and re-by themselves, and searched them. that this induced Immunity was, He suddenly noticed a packet on in fact, responsible for the good the ground and found that it con- effects tained pepper.
produced. Dr. Cramer shows in his exact analysis, that When questioned, both defen-this la not the case. Radium acts dants admitted possession of the locally on cancer cells and also pepper and took the police to the the surrounding cells of the shop where it had been purchased, normal tissues forming the bar- ever closer, and is fostered by the They admitted that they, had inier between the growth and the rest of the body. Both undergo similarity of their social and poll-tended to commit a highway rob- ticni ideals, France is said to be bery and were awaiting the arrival but in the ease of the barrier cells n certain amount of destruction, anxious for concessions in Tanglers of a third man. and even to enviange the purchase
a process of repair sets in and the from Spain of her Weat African
combination of this repair and the colony, Rio de Ore, in exchange for
destruction of the enneer cells is economic conccasions.
the main factor in establishing a
This is the more significant as the Constitution expressly nounces war as an instrument of policy, and the Socialist party, which has three Ministers in the Government, desires still further reductions in the Army.
That the possible enemy is not France is evident. The entenic be tween the two
countries becomes
The maximum sentence of three months' hard labour was imposed on each charge, both defendants, having been in the bands of the
But, in addition, to mutual econo-police on previous occasions. mic and political benefits, many ob servers credit the cutente with clearing the ground for joint mill- tary action in case of certain even- tunlitics; and the forthcoming visit of the French Premier to Madrid is thought to be connected with this object.
BURGLARS STEAL CROCKERY
ONE MAN SENT TO The tension between France and Italy has frequtly been comment-
PRISON ed on in the Spanfah Press, the or-
A huge quantity of Rans supporting the Government
crockery, showing a preference for France.tored in a godown at 7, Chi On The young Republic, atill fearful Lane, was stolen by burglara dur of a return to monarchy, looks when intruders gained admittance ing Tuesday or Wednesday night aakance at the dictatorship of the by forcing the hinges from the Duce, and naturally sympathises door. Altogether 350 pieces were with democratic France. Criticism removed, but of these the majority of Signor Mussolini has gone to ouch lengths that the Heraldo de
were thrown down the staira when Madrid is no longer allowed to be the thieves found that the entire sold in Italy.
baul could not be conveniently removed.
WILH
was
A victory of Italy over Franco would dishearten the Republic as
One man, who
found being a victory of Monarchy over
possession of 26 pieces, Republicanism, in just the same brought before Mr. Wynne-Jones way a return to a monarchical at the Central Police Court this system in Germany would be looked morning and charged by Detective upon na an indirect criticism of the Sergeant D. Fitches with burglary, Constitution in Spain; and it is not | On admitting the offence he was impossible that Spain would con-entenced to four months' sent to support France against her labour. south-eastern. neighbour in change for economic benefits.
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In any case, the new military tergency in Spain should be atten- tively followed, owing to atrategic position.
her
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Complex Experiments, According to Dr. Cramer's work it is not necessary for every mall- gnant cell to be destroyed, a point of some importance in the ques- tion of the dosage of radium to
That is to say
be used, He writes "that the dosage should be as such as to produce a maximal injury limited to the tumour as a whole and con- sistent with an active reaction of repair and with the integrity of the normal epithelial tissues, which play no part in this reac the radiation must not be allowed tion of repair."
to damage the normal tissues around the tumour, for, as shown In another paper in the same re- part, there is no essential difTer- ence in vulnerability between tumour tissue and normal tissue.
Mr. H. G. Crabtree, who reaches this conclusion, bases his findings upon a series of complex chemical exact effects produced by radium experiments designed to study the
upon the chemistry of living tis- whether those of cancer or of the Rue. He shows how
tissues,
normal parts of the body, under the influence of irradiation, gra- dually lose their power of using Oxygen. In other words, the in- dividual cells become slowly as- phyxiated and the process of de- generation which ensues is very much the same, only at a quicker rate, as that which occurs during the natural death of living mat- ter. This work shows that from the chemical aspect cancer cells do not differ greatly in their reaction to radium from normal cells, hence the necessity for careful substance. The theory of selec tive action upon cancer cells is not supported by these researches.
DOG · DEFENDER OF FARM
STABBED BY A -BURGLAR
A burglar took a ladder from
In the foreign exchange market,
Here in the story of Rosie, the sterling diaplayed an uncertain sheepdog defender of Coldlands tendency at the outact, the open- ing rate on New York being
Farm, in Horley. quoted at 8.16. Later it rose the garage, climbed the house by sharply to 3.20% and closed at 3.10%-British "Wireless.
As from to-day, the S. C. M. Post and the Hongkong Telegraph will be on sale daily at the Tobacco Depart ment of the Sincere Company.
forcing a window..
The owners, Mr. and Mrs. John Davie, were in London with their mangervant, and the house Old English sheepdog, with empty except for Rosie, a splendid great white and grey head, usual shaggy coat, and a kindly manner.
WAR
Д
the
most
Rosie went to attack the bur-
wad
14 Dr. Chan Wing-tait, a graduate of glar, and whatever may have hap- Harvard University and the Scere-pened to him she herself tary and Professor on Culture to the stabbed in the nock Ling Nam University, will give the first of three lectures at the Chinese Y.M.C.A. to-morrow at 8 pm. The talk will be on "Family Revolution."
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"When we came home in the car at 7 I know--at onco that something was wrong," said Mrs. Davle, "There was no great bark of welcome, and no pawing of the door from inside.
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"I rushed through the rooms bandaged the wound, which he with my husband, and in the aald was kong Society for the Protection of little lobby opening off the hall other sharp Instrument. Children gratefully acknowledge theI found Rosie lying on the floor.
caused by a knife receipt of 36,000 from the Directors of the Tung Wah Hospital, being a
"She gave a little moan when "Reale is quickly gotting better, part of the proceeds of the perform she saw mo and tried to get up. but though she has moved about incos by the Yan Sau Nin TheatricalHer paws were covered with tho house she has refused to enter Company at the Ko Shing Theatre. blood, and there was a gash in the room where the burglar forced
hor nock.
the window. That la evidently whore a struggle took place." wogarden path. Rosie was on her Just then a visitor came up the feet at once.
RINGS STOLEN. "When the pollen, whom called, camo a few minutes Inter they found that all my ringa had been taken from my dressing- table in the bedroom.
"Wo carried Rosie out to the car and motored her to a veterin- ary surgoon, who dressed and
She advanced to the front door, while menneing deep growls camo from her throat.
Rosle was on duty again.
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