... AND SEA 252 King cobra, hamadryad—Naja hannah Korean pine—Pinus koraiensis Labrador tea—Ledum latifolium Lemming—small ...

... looks on. These three soldiers appear to be Korean. The wounded soldier has a leg wound. The soldiers are on a hill with plains in the background leading to more hills. There are a few scruffy pine trees on the hill.

... cases shown in the graph, there were 8 Korean and b Ckinawan natives whose sera showed diagnostic ... proven cases from Korea is 13, excluding 8 Korean nationals. 194 8 TOTAL 1,9 34 OULY ...

... the West being | won all over again by Korean entrepre- | neurs. Japanese financiers. Indian doctors. - Filipino nurses. ... not mmune to fragmenta- tion, even among the Koreans. who are per- | haps the most entrepreneunal of ...

... 553; 573- Lee, Y. < . The first menses of Korean girl students. China M. 3., 1930, 44: 31- ... of our mental hygiene problems. Month. Bull. Philip- pines Health Serv., 1933, 13: 583-9.—Gentile, F. ...

... H.) Causes and treatment of indigestion among the Koreans. China M. J., Shanghai, 1916, xxx, 14-19.— ...

... Herre (A. W. C. T.). Notes on Philip- pine sharks. Philippine J. Sc, Manila, 1923, xxiii, 67- ... 10. Contributions to the biology of the Philip- pine archipelago and adjacent regions; the Poly- clad turbellarians ...

... u zdorovikh lyudel. [On the influence of ethereal pine-oil baths (35° C.) upon waste by skin ... 14,1904-10. 4°. Chattanooga, Tenn. Current. Southern Pines. Wile (W. C.) The ideal place for those ...

... Kitaisktti granitse. [Quarantine inspection of cattle on the Korean and Chinese borders.] Arch. vet. nauk, St. Petersb., ... 1896. 4. a., viii, 2«9-302.-Dele- pine (S.) Ou the value of the bacteriological diagnosis of ...

... overdue had been painfully demon- strated by the Korean War. All our military thinking during the postwar ... a bitter and costly experience. When the North Koreans invaded, General MacArthur scraped together two companies of ...