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Show oL, -- DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, Soh take City, Ibursday, April 30, 1933 1 A , white blossoms usly had escaped notice betau e it grows only in Jungle dpths. It is related so far as variety of species is closely to trees in northern concerned, as one moves in this Australia, New Guinea and the direction. i , Solomons. Many of the Fiji plants silo relationships with those of New Guinea and the Solomons which can be explained only by direct GES contact They , hardly ' could have moved over any great stretch of water. OWOrotarrt TIMOR liepliOnateldb0111 os. of, d s- sow Among Dr. 14e ownsectiobsonbirs. r coveries on previous expect', Ipat le 1114 tions;- is a hitherto unknown am Oniy 16 genus of forest trees, Degeneria. This 'is a primitive member of the Magnolia famrf;,- ily. It is a jall, hardwood tree with N1r.' Techers Soviet Invade ,O.,000,:'010i,t'L..00....,,C-,0:01;,1.ii4:- Chinat,,, dicators of ancient Ian con nections, Dr. Smith says. The archipelago consists of about 200 islands,- - mostly densely forested, and: with volcanic mountains reaching to altitudes of 'nearly a mile. The plant life indicates, Dr. Smith says, that the archipelago represents the eastern edge of, a singlegreat land mass that at one time may have included Much of Australia, New Guinea and, the Solomon Islands. Apparently the vegetation moved eastward across this continent from some focal point, for it By THOMAS K. HENRY NANA ,Science Editor Cleric Discloses WASHINGTON Forests of the Fiji Islands are furnishing clues to an arittent South Fa-- . veteran I 'elite continent.- NEW YORK (INS-They - now are being ex- of 35 years' religious service in China said Thursday that Soviet plored for hitherto undisRussian teachers have invaded ,covered plant species by Dr. Red China in droves to impose A. C. Smith, Smithsonian In-- "thought control". on the ' nal stitution botanist, who already has made two collecting trips tion's 450,000,000 people. Dr. Ralph Mortensen, 59, gee- in this little known part of the' retary of the American Bible world.Fiji- plants have a peculiar Society in China, made this disas in closure following his -return to scientific importance ' the United States. In an interview in New York, Dr. Mortensen said the objecthe-PAR- IS tive of the Soviet teachers is to the people of indoctrinate China InBoviet science and cul- '--) :1 -- , , ,;',..01119ell!er!!!1 gets-sparse- r, 't sOKINAWAA iiiiaiTtlifbi---- ., . Returned POW Reports Seeing Russ Man Guns . Ike Waing (LS. WASHINGTON Complaints cM 1Food Hoarders nit - "telephone-y- our-complaint" "Fresh From Our Farm" CC - 49C LARSEN17-07- alsamwasmwomaimmany ' ' ti,:.:-.1- ,. 0(i) , :.: :, ., ;:. ,,. , ...r.,:: ....-- ..;: , -, L L 111111111111111MninE11111111111ammth I OK f ' , ) !op. 1 LINEAL . II FOOT! I ' 1 114 REGULAR590 FOOT!. it,in any length yew from block end white, grey, blue, yellow end pooch! 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Scin - Tons of winter down the stream Wednesday sweeping the tripod from its resting place in the .Tanana ROME (IIA truce finally has River here at 3:45 p.m. (AST) with 12 guesses hitting the been declared in the right on the nose. war between Italy and Sanl Ibreak-uentire population of Com- - Nenana, numbering some 300 Marinoa munist state in the Adriatic. persons, cheered as the pack After yeilis of bickering, the broke up with a mighty roar to tWo republics signed a "friend- herald the coming of spring to the northland. ship and good neighbor" treatyl It was the second breakup on Rome's in Wednesday Chigi record for April 29. Last break Palace. Tiny San Marinocom-- 1 on that date was in 1939. The pletely surrounded by Italy ice break is the traditional agreed to refrain from operat- signal for riverboats to begin 1 ing gambling casinos or build-- moving supplies to wintering radio and television stations bound native villages. which wouldInterfere with those in Italy. Italy agreed to her pall bankrupt: San Marino - 13 customs fees and to sell million lire ($24,000) yearly- In' more tobacco. wat FRIDA CUP) has Eisenhower warned the nation that its prosperity and se urity depend upon. trade ith other natio He told the U. - Chamber of Commerce Wednesday night this is the "material foundation" of the administration's whole foreign policy because "we must trade with others or we cannot exist." Mr. Eisenhower, speaking Informally at the chamber's annual banquet, geld defense spending would be cut "at the earliest possibli moment" to provide secur1ty at the "lowest possible. st." 1 Egypt. Invites . 19, were prohibited from leaving Shanghai for a period of two years and one dayfrail Jan. 10, 1951, toJan. 11, 1953. was Their home telephone tapped and at times they wer trailed-b- y the political polie j I Christian organizations China, Dr. Mortensen stated, are being permitted to function under the Communist regime,but are compelled to sever relations with the western world. President antti-alAcr- , - - anti-aircra- ft .1 He and his wife, Esther, and their daughter, Margaret, now iProsperity in''6 es- on Trade TOKYO (INS)---- A guns on repatriated manning American c o r p o r a 1 claimed the Korean side of the Yalu ' River border Thursday he stw Buss' n sol- a diers manning t guns in North Korea near th prison camp. The soldier, Cpl. Sam B. Ed-- 1 1 'wards of Bolkton, N. C., said he saw Caucasian troops, wearing i Russian-typ- e uniforms, riding through 'town near his prison CAIRO (NANA) tampon the Yalu River in 1951. Declaring He said the men spoke Rus- war on food hoarders and profsian and told the prisoners in iteers; Gen. Mohammed Nabroken .1:nglish they. had cothe guib's government has invited up from Pyongryand, the North the public to report any comKorean capital. direct to a newly estabHe said he was told by "other plaints control - depart-- I lished supply prisoners in another company run by civil servants suthat P 0 Ws who spoke Russian clearly identified the men as pervised by army officers. Russian soldiers, but the ChiEiypt's newspapers have been nese el:alined that these, men ordered to print' the telephone were "white Chinese." numbers Of the department's He added, the Russians gave ,office throughout the country. prisoners extra food as they Announcing the new passed by. He said he saw them policy, a ministry of supply spokesman said that he wanted every citizen to "regard himself as a price Controller, and to look on any traders' irregular activities FRESH TURKEY as crimes agaliist the motherA FRYERS lb. all t, land." The minister' of supply, Dr.4 to 6 lbs, Mansur, Mohammed claims that some traders are "YELD S lb. hoarding foodstuffs "in order -- toand create Artificial shortages high prices." A list is being issued of comPOULTRY FARM modities which it is regarded 1339 L 39th IL, Plo. lai an offense 4 act as teachers." Dr. Mortensen for years lived IrtShaughakwhere he wit able to observe the Soviet fiehiiiiiiii fighter-intercept- .. .,IIENgie..an.. lave been in Russia, are also encniirning Attshinese to learn Russian. Some of them' fore the is reassembled for flight. The jets of the U. S. Air Force protect the 9 base which sends out Superforts, to bomb Red targets in ' North lcorea-- SU- - S. Air - Photo Fro mUnitedPress.) -,- ........ ,, Force, .....,..,,.. . ... ,.- Chinesewho ASSEAtIBLE'HALF'kItt 171'. 4:4011) 111P1 "In Shanghai alone there are at least 600 Russian teachers of the Russian language and Soviet . ideology," Dr. Mortensen declared. I I -- - ture. , 9' at 1 larg e vi whicirl----ctre- b 11110,P,IPi, rI7np , - THE PARIS FABRIC cENTERL.-Stre- ' 1)iiiiill': floor et , '44 ;. !! A tj 42. |