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GERMANS' FIND IN BRAZIL

TWO NEW RIVERS

Two new rivers have been dis- covered in the heart of the Bra- zilian jungle by a Gefman expedl-

GIRLS TREK IN JUNGLE Exploring Alone In Heart Of Africa

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Two 24-year-old girls, Kate tion which has returned to Ber-Ricardo, of Steyning, near Wor- From dramatic message reach-in from a journey up the "Jary, thing, and Janet Owen, of North Ing here, the full story of how River through Brazilian Gulans. Wales, are back in England after the 23.930 feet Himalayan peak. It was the first to make this trip treking alone for ten months Chomolharni, "Divine Queen at trom the south to the north as far through unexplored Jungle in Mountains." was conquered, is as the border of Cayenne,.

Northern Rhodesia. gradually being pieced together.

"The peak was climbed by Mr. F. Spencer Chapman, the well-known British climber and explorer, and experienced cbolie porter named Pashang.

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Four men took part-Herr Otto Schulz-Kampfhenkel, a student of zoology in Berlin: Herr Gerd Kable, a student of zoology in Berlin; Herr Gerd Kahle, a pilot:

·Herr Gerhard Krause, an engineer, Writing to a friend at Darjee-and Herr Joseph Grelner, who died In the jungle, in which the expedi- ton spent seventeen months. The main camp was established on the banks of a hitherto unknown river called by the Indians Rio Ipitinga:

ling from Yatung while en route to Chomolhari, Mr. Chapman

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tok nerth of Darjeeling) and

back again."

Mr. Chapman left Darjeeling on May

4 with three porters for Kalimpong (Bengal), And from there was accompanied by Mr. Crawford. The Whole party reached a spot 1,500 feet from the summit of Chomolhari; then, as Mr. Crawford's leave was expirinx, he returned with two of the por- ters.

LIMITED SUPPLIES

Mr. Chapman and Pashang then continued the climb with Halted food supplies.

As they failed to return to Pharl-Jong (Tibet) as planned, Mr. Crawford set out again with a search party from Kilimpong. Then came a, dramatic telegram stating "summit reached-all

well."

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All three porters were experien- ced climbers. Kikull, the "No. 1" coolie, was with the Mount Kin- chinjunga expeditions 1929, 1930, and the following year, and also of the Mount Everest expedi- tion of 1933, on which climb he went up to Camp five.. A year later he accompanied the Mount Nanga Parbat expedition.

Among the achievements of the expedition were the discovery of yet another "unknown river, the Currecuru:

a visit to the little known tribe of Apparai Indians; a complete collection of plants of that region; the charting of the first compass map of that country, and a film of their explorations.

SARCASTIC

REFERENCE

Berlin, June 27. Sarcastic reference to the work of the non-intervention com- mittee was made by Hitler when he addressed two hundred thou- sand Nazi at a gathering at Wurtzburg Bavaria. Es declared that the committees refusal to heed German's demand for a demon- stration after the Leipzig Incident proved that Germany would be up-against-it in the event of a more serious incident. He assured the committee that German's ex- periences in Spain had

been a lesson to Germany which never to be forgotten. "We shall from now on in such cases prefer to take into our own hands free- dom Independence, Honour and security of our nation and protect ourselves which to-day. thank god, we are strong enough to do.

Germany's four-year plan in- tended to merely protect Germany

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The second coolle, named Nima TherJup. Belonged to the Mount Everest expedition of 1924 and the Kinchinjunga cxpédition of 1929.

Mr. Spencer Chapman was a member of the Watkins expedi- being blackmailed by any third. tion which explored the possibili- power and ties of an air route across Green-Germany land, During his stay there he plan.--

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shared in the rescue of Mr. Cour-Tranioccan News Service tauld. He has recently returned from Tibet, where he acted as secretary to Mr. B. J. Gould, poli- tical officer in Sikkim and leader of the British Mission which went. to Lhasa to negotiate questions of importance between the two countries.

EX-SERVICEMEN'S PARADE

Women Also Participate.

London, June 27, Eight thousand ex-Servicemen and women marched past the King and Queen at Hyde Park to-day, the parade occupying an hour and a halt.

The King wore morning clothes and stood raising his top hat in salute to each Division as it swung past. Queen Mary and Lord Harewood were also present "Colonel Bobey" and other war time songs were played by the band of the Welsh Guards and taken up by the crowds and aung as the men marched by- Heuter.

EVACUATION OF SANTANDER

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Rome, June, 27.

The Spanish situation has taken turn for the better in the opinion of Italian observers. The "Gazzetta de Popolo” says it may be that the conversations will And a solution, from which Italy and Germany are not absent, are already taking place. Italy, and Germany, while determined to safeguard their Interests. are doing all they can to avoid à worsening of the situation- Keuter.

EXPEDITION. TO ARCTIC

London, June 27. The Norwegian motor saliing boat "Jutjcern". left Leith this morning with a party of scientists on board who are proceeding to the Arctic to study the cosmic rays.

The well-known geologist, Pater- son, and the anthropologist, Leth- bridge, are among the party who want to make researches in Green- land..

Transocean News Service.

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A number of British steamers

Warsaw, June 27. have arrived at Santander to

Reports from Rome received here. effect an evacuation of the fugl, state that the diplomatic repre- tives. A great number of com- eentative of the Warsaw Govern- batants : are said" also to havement at the Vatican has had an- attempted to effect a flight in this other conversation with the Secre- tary of State of the Holy Bee con- cerning the confict between the Archbishop of Cracow and the Po- 1sh Government- Reuter's Bulletin Service.

The "captains of the British steamers are in contant touch with the authorities to ensure the evacuation being effected in an orderly manner - "Transocean Ness Service.

MONTREUX TREATY

RATIFIED

Athens, June 27 Greece has just raided the Montreux Treaty abolishing the Egyptian capitulations, and a thus the second country to do so, Belgium having already fauned the Treaty which comes into effect after three powers have ratified Truninccan News Service,

VATICAN MEDIATOR

ARRIVES

#Rome: June 27, It is reported that Monsignor Cortest has been entrusted by the Holy Bee with the task of acting as mediator between the Archbishop of Cracow, Prince Baplela, and the Polish Government in the dispute about

about the ron interment of Mar- bal Pilsudski's mortal remains. It is stated that Mons. Cortest has already arrived in Warsaw Transocean News Service.

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OLD MOORE FEARS THE WORST

GLOOMY PROPHECIES FOR NEXT YEAR

Old Moore is really too disheats, for the people of Great Britain tehing Just as we all are look- and will "bring a great increase in ing forward to continued peace every branch of industry. The should show. and prosperity, the aged astrologer Christmas season

conditions throughout has to predict for us a future of boomike disaster. pestilence, and Budger geath..

His Almanack for. 1938, publish- ed by W. Foulsham and Co., will carry to nearly 3,000,000 people a message of gloom and fear. quite worthy of the most morbid modern novelist.

the country."

April is the most cheerless month. Old Moore has arranged for "powerful, malicious enemies to oppose our national interests,” "heavy mortality for which a new The "girls, who came down from

form of Influenza attacking the Cambridge for their expeditión,

-throat may be responsible," "Stock carried guns for protection. They

War is practically inevitable. Market losses and much bitter have been carrying out research

even for America. Under the bane-criticlami of the Budget," "serious work on ash life in the Rhodesian ful inuence of Mars, with Gemini, accidents either by explosion or Lakes with the object of Anding a method of increasing the supply hovering round to make quite cer- mining disaster," and Parliamen

tain, Russia will play the part of tary troubles, with the possible of fish, which is the nativer

the big bad wolf. While she defeat and resignation of the Goy- staple food. Hundreds of spect mens collected by them are being Powers, those of her leaders who

simultaneously challenging three ernment.

One can only hope that the old sent to England, and the girls will

escape the assassination predicted gentleman, whose eyesignt must carry out experiments on them

for them will be carrying on a be falling with the years, omitted at South Kensington Museum.

to take into account one or two of For months while in the wilds reign of terror at home.

In Britain, the non-combatant the brighter planets while exer- of Rhodesia the girls did sleep in a bed. Sometimes they population have been thoughtfully cising his prophetle art.

provided with a full programme of lay down on the ground, taking it in turns to watch out for wildfires floods, and various disasters. beasts. At others they slept In In the circumstances, Old Moore's an old lorry, but always they had their guns handy.,

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MOSLEM RIOTS

One man

Sringar, June 27. was killed and one

one of the girls, told me: "The the sign Aquarius is very beneficialseriously burt "in a Moalem riot

both enjoyed their adventure and

here when the police opened Are.

Seventy three police were in-

are very pleased with the results."

The two explorers made all the themselves, and may undertake jured by the stone throwing

Reuter. arrangements for the expedition another one later.

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