MAN AND MONKEYS
MEHtyl KIHSHIP A SCIENTIST’S EXPERIENCE. Press Association —By Telegraph.—CopyrijfhU j LONDON, October 1, ‘ Sir Charles Sherrington, the weH-j known scientist, addressing tfie School J of Medicine for Women, related an; amusing personal experience proving; tho mental kinship between man andj monkeys. He had been studying_ chim- i panzees, and at.tho end of his visit ha shut the door.' He thought would) see what the chimpanzee dicL ‘'When! I left I looked through Die key hole, P; he said, “and met the chimpanzeeV eye. 'the same thought had struck usi both, but the chimpanzee had got then*' 1 first.”—A. and N.Z. Cable.
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Evening Star, Issue 19063, 5 October 1925, Page 5
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104MAN AND MONKEYS Evening Star, Issue 19063, 5 October 1925, Page 5
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