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Hongkong July 18, 1951.

Britons To Scale

.

Everest On Nylon P&O B.I. E&A

London, July 18.

British mountaineers who will try to climb Mount Everest next winter will set off without! radio or oxygen. They will cut equipment and food to a minimum-to limit costs.

For the first time nylon ropes will be used on the world's mightiest mountain — it is 29,141 ft. high and the climbers will wear experimental rubber- solod boots, instead of the usual nailed ones.

- smoking] Fair-haired, pipe Eric Shipton, veteran of three Everest of the in his cottage at Less, Hants,

latest, talked about it

attempts and leader REDS PROTEST

SENTENCES

"No radio incans no contact with the outside world," by anid. "But reducing weight more important."

یا

leave

Vienna, July 10. The Communist-controlled or Trade World Federation Unions has protested in a letter to the Japanese workers against the, sentences "In the frame-up known as the Matsukawa 'In- cident."

will climbers The England in August. They will try to scale Everest from the virtually unknown south side.

Eight people were killed and ke sugar, sweets They wil and biscuits mong their food-several were injured in a train and penicillin.

smash at Matsukawn station in March

MAIN PURPOSE Says 43-year-old Mr Shipton: "The main purpose is to recon- noltre the south sida. Chances of attempting the Anal climb are exasperatingly slight."

He took part in the 1033, 1036, and 1938 Everest attempts, and led a reconnaissance in 1935.

This year

flvo

or the 20 Japanese accused of Inving organised the accident, vo were sentenced to terma totalling 95 years and months.

second The Federation sent a letter

of protest against the "arbitrary and inhuman" verdict to Mr Jacob Malik, chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations.- Reutor.

expedition is be. ing organised by 38-year-old Mr W. H. Murray, a member of Visits the expedition in the central Michael Himalayas last year. Ward, 26-year-old doctor and

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BUTTERFIELD & WIRE Agents.

fiorg Kong, July 19, 1961.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

YOU'LL HAVE TO GO FAR TO FIND ANOTHER FARM LIKE THIS WITH SELF-SHELLING PEAS).

AND LOOK AT THIS COAN FIELD! GROWS FRITTERS RIGHT ON THE STALK JUST HAVE TO BE HEATED--

They will be on the mountrin first men to in October-lhe try the elimb In winter,

"One day," says Mr Shipton, It "Everest will be climbed

on the next attempt; may be

20 be another there

But one day we will failures. do it."

may

Everest Pre-war Footnote: expeditions cost about £12,000 each. The 1835 reconnaissance Express cost £1,500-London Service.

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Minister's Visit To Persia Ends

Teheran, July 18, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad.

Indian Education Minister, latt Teheran for home by air this morning. He was seen off at the airport by Persian officials and personal friends as well as the staff of the Indian Embassy and members of the Indian com munity.

During his stay in this coun ry, the Moulana visited the Holy Shrine of Meshid in Northern Persin, a famous place of Muslim pilgrimage and was received by the Governor- General cd Khorasan Province and

high officials.

A spokesman of the Persian Government at Meshid wald, “We are hencuring not only India's Education Minister but also an

leader of acknowledged

the Islamic world."

Despite the tense atmosphere in Teheran due to disturbances last week-end, the Indian com- in the munity gave receptions Maulana'a honour.

The

Persian Minister Lor Foreign Allaire, al a largely. attended dea party, sald good- bye to the Maulana who was visibly moved.

Political circles here consider that Maulana's visit to Persin was not only a personal success but was a "milestone in Indoj. Persian relations."

Before leaving, the Maulana called on the British Ambassa- dor, Sir Francis Shepherd.— | Reuter,

OATIS CASE. MOVE

***Washington, July 18.. The Secretary of State, Mr. Dean 'Acheson, tolda / Frets conference today that the United States had started now moves to obtain the roless of Willam); Catis, the Associated Press cos respondent imprisoned Czechoslovakia

Ing charges

He expected the Casch Gov- ernment to reply sometime, this