Red Howler Ape Fills Up With Air, Then Lets Out Fearful Yell. New York.—Because a Bronx resident with a small apartment and several children did not care to keep a huge monkey with an uncertain temper, a long red beard, teeth like a wolf and a roar like thunder, the animal has been turned over to the Bronx Zoo and will soon be exhibited there. It is a red howler, one of the rarest of the monkey family. There have been two gorillas in this country before, but two red howlers, in its throat, it has a big air reservoir like that of a Scotch bagpipe. It pumps itself up and then lets fly a howl that would startle the lion house. The red howling monkey was a present to the zoo and one of the most unusual the institution has received. Staggering under a large box, the owner breathlessly entered the office of Raymond L. Ditmars, curator of the snake house. "May I present a monkey to the zoo?" he asked. "Certainly," said the curator. "I'm thankful," said the visitor, depositing the box and wiping his brow. "I was afraid you wouldn't take it. Gift From a Sailor. "This was a gift from a relative who is a sailor. We always thought we wanted a monkey for a pet. He said he would get us a fine one, and he brought the one in the box on a trip from South America. 