1954-11-02 — Page 8

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Attacks Amateur Botanist Paris & Saar Tulip In Greece

Agreements

Bonn, Nov. 1.

to

*

Finds New

Athens, Nov. 1. After 15 years of painstaking research, Mr Constantine Goulimis, a 69-year-old "amateur Greek botanist, has discovered a new species of wild tulip.

Dr W. B. Turill, director of the herbarium at The Socialist Opposition chief, Erich Ollen- the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew, just outside hauer, fired a new broadside against the Paris re- London, has named it Tulipa Goulimyi. After armament and Saar agreements tonight and examining a specimen sent to him for identifica- charged that they would lead a "dangerous tion by Mr Goulimis, he wrote to the botanist: hardening" of the division of Germany.

| "We have made careful | southernmost tip of the Pelopon- examination of your tulip nese in south Greece, he de- The Socialist (SPD) leaderspeelmen. We have not Identifled cided to visit a botanically little ddressed H Joint strategy with any specimen known known area in the for south. inceting of the Party executive here or with

published | near the village of Molai. Ty and Parliamentary group, called description. I should liso to lay plans for a full foreign describe your lip as affairs debate scheduled in the species under the name Tulipa outskirts of Motai, I हराए nt & ORIENTAL Bundeste Lower Houte)

doulimy." November

meeting 11. The also was designed to lay down the Party's tactics in the rut- fication debutes later this your or early 1955.

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"If the treaties are ratified wo will be on the rondi to the development of the Bonn Republje

independent

Sinte. saki Iter Ollenhauer. "But the will mean surrender- that the pulley of reunification as the most urgeal task of olf German polley."

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EMINENT LAWYER

Mr Goulimis, la addition being SEL amateur botanist, 物 OR eminent Athena lawyer,

In the past 15 years, he has travelled hundreds of miles on foot and on muleback, climbing ricep mountains and search- ing unexplored woods and forests for specimens of Greece's rich flera.

"As I was walking on the

sonte distanee from the road flowers of a glowing red colour," Goulimia told Reuter. "When I gol nearer. I Baw that they were tulipa."

"The stems of the flowers were very short and the leaves were comparatively narrow. The pelala were bright red and finely rinted. The striatlon on the inner side of the petals had a yellowish tinge. At the base of the petals was a binck patch.

He flatly rejected the Franco-

"The bulb was woolly nnel German Saar agreement and

sub- contains the whole piant differed charged it would not bring the

nomie 4,500 specimens of herbs | stantially from the other Saar the democratie frections and flowers from various parts varieties of wild red tulips demanded by the Bonn Govern- of Greece. About 500 of them found in continental Greece."" ment but would fend toare herbs or lowers believed to

which

Mr Goulimia later found "measures

In practice be found only in Girerve. must lead to separation of the He found the new tulip curly similar tulips on the Island of Soar from the German State." this spring.

Cythera. While on his way United Press.

to the islandt of Cythern, off the

His collection forkuy

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On his return to Alkens. be showed his find to one af the foremost Greek

botanical experts who agreed that it

was a species not previously found in Greece and

advised sending

specimen

*

Royal

to the Botanical Gardens at Kew,

In England.

Mr Goulimia

at

от

present working on the first volume of

series of botanical books

flowers found in plants

and Greece. It will be illustrated by 100 drawings, exquisite but scientifically exact in every de- tall. by 23-year-old Greek painter, Mrs Niki Goulandria- China Mail Special,

Swedeu To Develop A-Weapons

Stockholm, Nov. 1. Sweden plans to equip her forces with tactical atomic weapons and robot weapons under a 10-year modernisa- tion programme, it was an- nounced today by the Com- mander-in-Chief, General. Nils Svedlund.

A total of 528,000,000 crowns (about £30,375,000) has been reserved for the new weapons, increasing Sweden's annual arms spending from 2,202,000,000 crowns to 2,740,000,000 TOWNE

General Svedlund said further money might be needed but an expected increase of 2.5 per curat in national income would keep the arms bill to within divo per cent of national income.

Cost would be kept down by decreasing the army share of spending from 41 to 34 per cent and the Navy's from 20 to 17 per cent, while the airforco share would rise from 32 to 87 per ccal.

ABOLISHING 'CAVALRY

In the case of the army, this would mean abolishing the cavalry as a fighting, unit and reducing the number of field battalions by 12 per cent. Army quality would be increased by greater mobilty, heavier arma¬ ment and grenter fire power, - especially anti-aircraft equip- ment,

Parliamentary sanation will be necessary, before the required fundar can be, allocated. In o sections of the programme dealing

Liiture Svodund said

with

General wary Sweden must count on foreign aid if attackod becaum "our own resources aro not linge enough to embla us to with an attack by a greater power uble we receive supplies and eventually other help from abroad."

He thought démany would be the main theatre of opera tions in Vu, dar and that the belligerents might try to obtain bars in Scandinavia by a dande

Was unlikely

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