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Mountaineers From Four Countries Heading

For

Other High Peaks

Katmandu, Nepal, Sept. 6.

After the conquest of the two highest peaks in the world, Everest and K2, mountaineers from four different countries are now heading for the next four highest peaks.

During this autumn and next spring, British, German, French and Austrian expeditions will attempt Kanchenjunga (28,168 feet), Lhotse (27,890), Makalu (27,790 feet) and Cho Oyu (26,750 feet).

Earlier this year a British expedition" reconnoîtred Kanchenjunga, the world's third highest peak and one of the most difficult mountains of all to climb. The expedition reported that it had found a feasible way up the mountain and the main attempt will be made next spring.

A German expedition is going to Lhotse. fourth highest moun- tain and twin peak to Everest. It has never yet been attempted, asked for The

expedition

climb permission to make the this autumn but the Nepalese Government refused since there were already suffielent expedi- tions booked for the Nepal the Germans Himalayas, So will come next spring.

They will take the roule up through the icefall and western British Cwn followed by the expedition In their successful

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Flying Saucers Are Real, Say Australians

Melbourne, Sept. 6.

Ten flying saucer enthusiasts in Melbourne," who have spent a year investigating sightings of mysterious objects seen in the sky over the city, have reached the conclusion that flying saucers are real.

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"Flying saucers have definite bbjective existence," they declare. "They are real things, not optical tricks.”. The 10 men "making up the different times by too many solf-styled · Dying saucer In sound and rellable witnesses to

abe disputed." to Makalu.. It hopes to set up the base of the mountain. To vestigation committee

during banker, a journalist, four The committee considers that a base camp at the foot of the fit in their expedition

two no theory to far put forward as mountain by September 13 and the summer vacation, the Ox- engineers, two clerks and

to their origin and nature satis- mako industrial engineers. to make a complete reconnais- ford team have had to

the their attempt during the risky| sance of the area during

they your are these men decided intelly explains more than t period of the monsoon,

would investigate the percentage of them,

that following five weeks.

phenomena independently.

until their existence or non- They A Swiss expedition led by the

cross-examined 55 existence has been proved "wo The sixth highest mountain,

famoun toeless Swiss

And #uide, people on what they had seen should retain open. Cho Oyu, has been picked by a

their conclusions: partial minds."" small Austrian party led by Dr Raymond Lambert, who reached and reached Everest one of the

D "saucers" wos

The solution of the whole Viennese 28,210 feet on Mount Herbert Tichy.

1902,

will be loan, four were meteors, one

"flying sauce mystery, the geologist and writer, Dr Tichy, with Tensing In

23,440-foot Onu was a drifting seed of a Scotch committee adds, constitutes " com attempt the Austrian his two anions.

thistle: two were jet aircraft, challenge to further intensified Dr Helmut Heuberger, rishankar this autumn.

and and 47 could not be explained.

painstaking research."- geography professor from

has never yet Gaurishankar

China Mail Special. Innsbruck, and Herr Josef

UNEXPLAINED SAUCERS been attempted. It lies about Jocchier, a building engineer. 30 miles west of Everest and is already on his way to Namche was frequently mistaken for it

A spokesman of the Com- mittee sold the 47 "unexpinined" Bazar, the sherpa village

by early geographers.

broke 'saucers' the route to Everest and

four us into distinct groups. Oyu.

with

on Cho

In addition to these attempts

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The French have booked

1. Six were cigar-shape glow. Makalu, 18th highest peak, both

A German team led by Herring objects seen at night glid- for this autumn and next spring on the four biggest unconquered | Rudi Rolt will try one of Company special.

the ing in the sky. An allempt made by the

peaks several other expeditions peaks in the Garhwal Himalayan

2. Fifteen were "proper" ṇy- area of India. They will probing saucers Americans earlier this your

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the was

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Himalayon peak ever conquered, flon appears to rotate. This type started the building of the naissance team composed mainly

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Television viewers ROTOOS America saw him wave the endlosetive "wand" in front of a cabinet setting off an electrical impulse which travelled along à to start the telephone wire engine of a power shovel on the atom sintion site here.

20 holiday spring, though both the Swiss And the Brilish in 1952 tried sightings, were small hovering Colorado. cutumn expeditions to Everstights, which hang in the sky, then dash off at high speed. In and Cho Oyu.

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Mr J. Sandford, Secretary of the British Rabbit Council, said were that casts Ind occurred among exhibition and fur rabbits in Kent, Sussex and Essex.

"One broeder. in the Lewes arca lost 10 rabbits and a game- keeper in. Essex had to destroy 14 because of the disease," he

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January.or February

The invitations will be faued shortly to all countries in the rogion from Egypt to Japan, he

Dr Bockarno, the Indofiesiam Predelent, had told him it was: "the dream of his life to 200. the Afro-Astana 'countries UZURLAYER together on a common platform.

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