Monkey Chase Goes Into Fifth Day in Steam Heat Tunnels

A five-day monkey chase which began Monday when a twenty-inch monkey, one of 
three used by the School of Medicine for experimental purposes, got out of her 
pen and escaped from the animal house by jumping through a small glass window, 
continued today.

Dr. M.D. Overholser, anatomy department head, said this morning that the 
buildings and grounds department of the University might capture the elusive 
monkey today when employees make their weekly inspection of steam heating 
tunnels.  The monkey, which remained in the sixty-food tree-tops north of the 
School of Journalism for almost three days, became more completely lost 
yesterday when she escaped into the maze of underground steam pipes.