Climbers Critical of Airmen's Results: What the Pictures Reveal Special to the "WA it) suggested that photographs published Submitted to experts well versed in "knowledge of the Himalayan Mountains and to members of previous climbing expeditions, it is suggested that in the absence of actual knowledge of the form and Position of this hitherto unphotographed range of mountains other unnamed peaks have been photo-chase, it kept men out of mischief: provided nothing was done in ae: cordance with the conference's decrees that blessed innocence would remain. graphed under the impression they were aspects of Everest, There is no question that the" exp flew over Everest and obtained remarkable photo but in the desire for geographical resent impossi ing to. the imited knowledge of the peak which has not yet been conquered by climbers—topographi-Jeal correction is thought necessary fof some of the photographs.
One member of the 1924 expedi-states one pict ure of the limber's route" is not Sapphira was doubtful. She' feared that so little had been said jon the subject that German women were meekly submissive and their defeat would inspire hopes in masculine breasts. elsewhere. She was swiftly reassured with ithe definite assertion that it was when women kept quiet that they were most certainly getting thei own way. They were going to take all that Herr Hitler gave them in the matter of furniture jon loan but, when it came to dictating their subsequent behaviour the redoubtable Nazi would meet his match, The idea that passly: resistance' was a political device invented by modern male politi jeans was as erroneous as the notion that Herr Hitler had dis-leavered the real art of propagand da. Passive resistance has been household remedy ever since Eve ate the apple.
In short Herr Hitler is attempt. ing to be Adam and the Serpent rolled into one. And he is not likely to be any more successful in combination than they were separately. Let his own folklore speak. Brunhild, deceived by the jtroth-breaking Sigurd, may have sacrificed herself on his funeral pyre after she had murdered him but she gained complete nance over him in the world which she sent. them both. In other words the women had and retained the initiative. And there were later Boadicea and Queen Elizabeth....ay, and Queen Vie~ toria. Herr Hitler must really be careful. Saphira heaved sigh of relief. There was no need for her to worry about her nieces.
Everest photography showing. plu frou a di stance particle of but an unnamed peak about 23,000 feet on the ridge between Everest land Makalu.
His verdict ig that Everest still retains ite secrets and only the scaling of the mountain, tempted by. the ledge exped jon, will definitely set the mystery at rest, Evere st Two Peaks?
The theory has also been deve. oped. that not one peak but, in reality, two, leading to the reference by one journal to the peak as Lhotse-Everest, a term justified by the description given by the late Mr. Mallory, who lost his life in a climbing expedition in 1924 when he and his comrade were last seen high up on the ridge leading to the final pyramid id. Mr.
Mallory, on first seeing Everest and Lhotse from a peculiarly favourable angle, We knew something more abut the great peak near Everest which we fad seen from Kampa Dzong; knew now that it was not a SGharato, mountain; ina sense it was part of Everest, or rather Ererest_was not, one, mountain bat tron trio Meets of tie Imovintalny which faced were cons Tinuour "with the ley sal face Everest tit Emphasis has also been laid on the plume surrounding the peak cen from n distances Ths plume resembles. a. cloud of blown "snow butin reality it consists of particles lof ico of, considerable. penetrating: ower. "The. absence of the plume InSome. picture ts "stressed as evidence of misnaming. With. the return to London of the expedition these "points "are being' cleared. by-'a Comparison of "topographical idctatls at present available in order complete' the gigantic picture of which, according to the men. who the" pene and ith Family of plants over them, staggered imagination fu their immensity Colonel Kenneth Mason, former Superintendent Survey of India and now professor of geography Oxford, "after studying the photo: gestion has flown over vera. and There, ix no doubt that the ex: thee some of the mote apiis Include Everest, But. som the" photog trid abeled Mount" Ever:
ein my opinion net of Mount show "the! north-west of "Everest, Photograph purporting to Without doubt," Tooking™ along' the North Col "and climbers?
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