Britons Encircle Summit 5 Miles High For 15^^^M

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Britons Encircle Summit 5 Miles High For 15^^^M
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TENTS
d
PENNY.
320-MILE FLIGHT
THE MARQUIS OK CLYDESDALE.
road Ihia Imle book "
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THE_AIR?
AMAZING CITY OF
LIVERPOOL FIRE
THEORY
JOLLY .
SPECTACLE NO HUMAN. EYES
HAD EVER SEEN
OUNT EVEREST, THE ONLY REMAINING
' L A N D M A R K ON" THF, EARTH^S SURFACE!
:- , TO H A V E REMAINED UNCONQUERED BY
MAN,
HAS AT ' LAST PROVIDED ANOTHER
TRIUMPH FORTHE-vJLXPLORER.
Both of the airplanes of the expedition financed by
Lady Houston yesterday flew over Its topmost peak,
which soars 29,141 feet—more than five miles—into the
skies. They cleared the summit by 100 feet, and during
the fifteen minutes they spent encircling it secured some
magnificent close-range photographs.
MAN WHO PLANNED
SUICIDE
he
•the
nlly
103,000 MORE
PEOPLE
AT WORK
UNEMPLOYMENT IS
DOWN BY OVER
80,000
• II, you 'rt'jMM
. don c became a aann<(.
Hifdlnt'i tin n« yw «P
jolhatyowcjnoncemora
JO out in comfort iaJ_;
5\ without undue effort. 31 Full p.rticui.r. ol
V hand-propellrf, electrte.
and motor driven, ilw.
- BaeS. Merlin and Suit
• , Carryln£ Cliiin. •
, l , , n in our rleW
ua. froo on reque". ; Send
,11 model! deli.erad acrtue
:ed lldeilred.
PODS
c t h e scasiil».<"'
. T h e best h p h nre . l d » c r l i s e i l
jRe 1 9 .
by Iha 'f-'S'T^isX
ShM-lanc. London,
iaoche..i.;,4.;;;'"!:*'°,,-.
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-
l?300 a year
an
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.«*|ms%,X"tf./"™'"«
£4,200 FOR GIRL
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f
* Bread! We Are
Dying'
•nK""""'
knd children I.
1/
1^100,^200
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b.in ipcnl 10
J!
.ow would you
answer
questions?
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ivateo
FREE
MCINTYRE.
T
ne Fruit
UnTlf^tT So.^-
D. F .
LORD CLYDESDALE'S STORY
CONFECTIONERS
awer Orlitol Road, BitIV
l,h Holborn. W . C l .
,
12, Coorge Straat; INVALIDS AND OTHSRJ:
Fiishi-ueaienaoi
T R A D E S THAT
ARE IMPROVING
W
EJillSORTS
CABINET CLIMB'DOWN : FULL
REPORT TO BE ISSUED
The flight almost ended in tragedy, the photographer, I t r . S. R.
Bonnett, becoming faint and suffering severe pain-owing to a fracture
of his o-vgen supply pipe. He managed to repair'the leak with his
Telephone: Central 8000.
BILL TO CONTROL
IMPORTS
AS Albert V o s s a " R o u s e handkerchief, and recovered suificieiitly to resnme work.
There were four men who, by this historic flight, saw a spectacle
, oittheair"?
Didheset
A Bill to control Russian imports will be debated in the House
iive to the City of Liverpool on which no human eyes have ever looked before—the Slarqnis of
to-morrow.
Clydesdale, Hie thirty-yearrold boxing iX.P., Lieutenant-Colonel
Deaths from starvation in the hunger-stricken Russian
in mid-air in the hope t h a t he
Unemployment
figures
L. y . S. Blacker, Flight-Lieutenant Jlclntyre,.'and Mr. Bonnett.
villages are openly admitted by Soviet peasants in interview
could escape and yet deceive Thirteen lives' have been lost in previous attempts to scale th showed a fall of more, than
which Mr. Careth Jones describes below.
80,000 on M a r c h 20 as com­
the world into t h i n k i n g he mountain. - '
Following bis startling article in y e s t e r d a y ' s " Daily Express,"
pared w i t h those of a m o n t h which indicated thai the discontent'of the'disillusioned workers has
-ivasdeadl DidNetaesis-over­
befor^. .JA:.
y'^^'X^^i^:,driven th'e So"'\'iet Gov'erniireiit:;to-,'distract' their attenioii>by -arrestiiij^
take hint and m a k e him a vie
• Moreover, the estimated num­ .tlie-^Biitisliren^|Vcers,,;Mr.vGaretlir;''ObnQ^^^
tim of his own foul deed?
"peasaiUfy7
iiiiaUe'fo
ber of insured persons agei
-'
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The writer'bas^kftowiK;mi^siU-.f?6"in the^
a number of
sixteen to sixty-four in employ< ."INQUEST .TO-DAY
From Our Special Correspondent with the Houston Mount Everest
years, .and his jusfre'tiiriied from there to write his revelations in an
ment in Great Britain increased
exclusive seriiis'of articles for the-"Daily Express." -Until recently
Thosequestions'may &e an'
Flight
Expedition.
by 103,000. The estimated total ho was IJese.arch Adviser on:Foreign Affairs to-JIr. Lloyd George.
' m r e j during the-,intiuest w h i c h
was 9,443,000,
opens at Salford to-da.y on _ . t b i s W O R L D COPYRIGHT : PUBLISHED BY A R R A N G E M E N T WITH THE " T I M E S ,
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Yesterday's happenings in Parliament are reported on Page Two! Broadcasting Programines on Page 15
itaachcster dentist, wbo .perislied
The dift'erence of 2-3,000 between
P U R N E A (Bihar),
two passed over Foibesgauj, our
in tlie disaster at Dixmude, Belforward emergency ;lauding"ground the two figures apparently repre­
jiiiiii, last Tiiesda'v,' 'and. whose
Monday, April 3
forty miles from Purnea', and at a sents 'yotuig people who have.bceh
tuaerai was dramatically stoppea
H E following. ofticial. re­ height,of 19,000 feet Everest first absorbed into industrj-;
.
on Sunday.
became, visible above the haze. ^
Last night's Ministry of,Labour
port h a s b e e n , d r a w n up -' ,." I t proved •impossible to'iden­
Tlie auswers will d e p e n d on the
return shows that the improve­
result of the inquiries w h i c h are to by S q u a d r o n -'Leader L o r d tify, anyi,landmarks at all until ment in employment - occurred
M made in ilariohester." by Chief C l y d e s d a l e :
approximately within twenty miles chiefly in the . building, public
Inspector Charles Weslev, of Scot­
of the summit.
works contracting, and tailoring
By GARETH JONES
"This
morning
the
Indian
land-yard.
,
" A t nine we passed over.Chiim- industries.
, Albert Toss had good reason to meteorological ofiicer.-at Purnea, larig at an altitude of 31,000 feet.
Y~\NE cry haunts the-Russia of
There
was
also
some
improve­
disappear. The " Daily -Express " Mr. S. ,N. Gupta, reported , from O n . approaching
Lliotse,
the ment in the iron and steel, engi­ ^
tp-day, and .that is " Hleba
stated yesterday that he wa.s balloon'observations thai the wind, southern peak. of the Everest neering, motor vehicle, shipbuild­
niet." (There is-no-bread).
w n t c d by the Contluental-police which previously bad been unsuit­ group, the ground rises at a steep ing and ship-repairing;
woollen
As,you walk througli the Tverin connection w i t h charges of cm- able, had dropped'to a velocity of gradient, and both -jiiachines ~ex- and worsted, boot and shoe, brick
67 m.p.h. at 33,000 feet, which, we perienced a steady down current, and pottery industries, and in tho sk.aya-street in Moscow, a roughbczzlement. , , _
bearded peasant in a sheepskin coat
had decided, would-be the most diie to the deflection_of the west distributive trades.
siiitable working height for photo­ wiiid over the mountain', causing a
will lumber up to you and say:
POISON ATTEMPT
Hn was desperately an.tious to graphic survey. ; _ ' ,:
"Give for the sake of God. 1 am
LONDON
AT
THE
TOP
loss of altitude of 1,500: feet,, de­
Mcapo e.'camlnntion of t h e state of
" O u r two machines took , off spite all our efforts to climb.
from
the Ukraine, and there * hlebii
The exact figures for 'unemploj'niet:'
In ' my' village . tliey .an
fis finances. It is k n o w n t h a t he at 8.25 from Lalbalu Aerodrome in
" Both airplanes Hew over the ment show-a total o£ 2,776,184,
dying
oft'.
tad , recently attempted to: t a k e still air, .the Houston-AVestland
summit of Everest at 10.5, clear­ comprising;—
poison,in Manchester.
Before.his ci-ewed by Colonel Blacker and
'
I
have
come to Moscow for
Wholly unemployed
:..
8,170,S.V2
ing it by a'hundred feet.
',;",J°",™oy he m a d e t h e statement myself, and.the "Westland-AVallnce . " T h e wincV.yelocity..w.as.notice­ T c m p o r a i i i y s l o p p e d
5U3,377 bread, '\vhicii I shall send' to uiy
home by post; AVe are doomed' in
' w - he intended to commit piloted bv Flight
Lieutenant ably high near the summit, but no N o r m a l l y . i n . casual e m p l o y ;
• 102.555 the Ukraine. In my.village we had
."ficiile. ,
Mclntyre, with Mr. S. E . Bonnett, bumps were felt by either aircraft. m'cnl
Can you say for certain how
This
total
is
80,454
fewer
than
eighty
horses. , Xow we have only
aerial
"photographer,
as
observe^.
Voss tell troiu the'airplane beFifteen minutes were.spent-flying
" Our route to the summit neces­ in the neighbourhood of th^ sum­ the number on the registers' on eighteen. We had a hundred and long you 'will live ?
'«f« ,it crashed. - .His body was
Answer these questions
fiftj' cows^ \Now there are only
Wed up nearly: two miles .from sitated . c h a n g i n g the compass mit, and on account of the smooth February 20 last.
for yourself and then
, A table giving the differences be­ six. . '
•oc scene of the disaster.
course at intervals on .account of flying conditions' the, taking' of
Are
you
likely
to
save
money
make provision for an
. U i 3 parachute h a d tailed him.in the increase of wind velocity with
tween ;the figures for March 20 and
AVe are -dying.
Give us
income on retirement
''^last frantic bid for life.-. •
February 20 last in, the - various breadi"
for
investment
as
regularly
as
lm.r?nr""l^l°'
""'"S s h o w s I h a l l h e
areas of Great Britain reveals that
of, say,
.
"
I
AM
FREEZING"
« „ " ' " » „ " ' ? , "^"y of-Liverpool .was
oiilv in the north-western area and
you would pay an insuiance
Further,
o
n
,
a
little
girl,
about
«nij parly aligtil WIIOQ . lie left it at
Wales has unemployment in
tel ll""?"'"
c r a s h . Tlieir
eight years of age, with dark premiiun?
creased.'
eST
h i s left s i d e was
The largest decreases are ii brown eyes, her little face wrapped
Ses
- pari- of
the
London ,(19,235). north-eastern in a shawl, sells'you scented whit'e Is there any investment, other
OR
(17,612), south-eastern (15,751), spring flowers for-^ a rouble a
L INFLAMMABLE BOMB ?
than life insurance, which en­
and Scotland (12,723) areas. Thi bunch.
" W h e r e do von come f r o m ? " I
^a^'m-to^"""
s c a r r e d lefi
local increases arc comparatively
ables you to save income tax ?
ChvS
"'^"'""i
inllammable
small; Wales bad 1,219 more un­ ask. , -,
" S I M "= Th"!''' ="'8"^
'"an h e
employed, and tlie' north-western - " I am troiii the Crimea," she
and at the same time
tor iho e . ^ " " ' " " " ' I ) " a v e a c c o u n l e d
replies^.f* where there is warm s u n ­
area'1,147;. '
and lhVi/.'°"= b u r n i n g or the h a n d
protect your depen­
shine..: Here it is cold, and I aui What will be .your income when
dants in the event of
freezing." .:
you retire ?
earlier deatli.
"'Then why have you come, up
north to Moscow?"
^?3s£-r-^^.''^onf£
•Because there is n o bread in Can you think of any foriii of
CARNERA JILTED
wSw'
limped tor h i s
ANY AGE
the Crimea and people ai'e dying. investment which -vvill provide
lit h-* '"I'ls" of ihe inferno.' .
!»mV,nif
"> I a n " b y . p a r a c h u t e
Tbeio will be plenty o f fruit there
ANY TERM
"
D
a
i
l
y
Express"
Special'
Tfe nam? '™'"
wrecked a i r p l a n e ?
o f all kindsj but that will not be on retirement an income which
T H E S N O W Y PEAIC of Mount Everest seen from the base camp.
k'sond ^
consume t h e bodies
Representative.ANY
AMOUNT
until the summer.
a«nZd ',l=°sn,iiion.
it , would, be
Miss Emilia Tersini, the SoUo
(Bllo3p„j',5;;'„J'J! had died w i t h h i 6 height, according to our weather close-range photographs was ren­
" S o my mother niid I. have is absolutely guaranteed ?
toknp'
"e c o u l d h i d e till
ex-waitress, who was awarded brought flowers to Moscow and
dered possible.
'•"•eDoni
'^'^nthe. City of report.
have come to
"Visibility of the distant high damages of £4,200 against Piimo
"We had rehed.on overcoming
tarso-,'
" b u r n l n s llself, and its
Inio nw,,",^'"^*^- ""^ "^onW slink,away to some extent the difficulty of ac­ peaks was very good. The great Camera, for breach of promise,
find bread.'
FILL IN A N D FORWARD TfflS COUPON
I l w s M n f " ' ^ ' 'n ihe-same',way as
yesterday,
is
an
unhappy
girl.
Himalaya range^coulfl be seen ex­
Ask
that
car on
When he left h i s b l a z i n g curate 'cpmpass,:navigation caused
She
gave
her
evidence
in
a
inanner
tending
to
great
distances,
and
p o x - pitted
by irequent- change 6f;-wiiKl3peed
?5 nn llie Greal Norlh-road. ,:
youth
wh0
by the go.od landmarks, neap-.and provided a.magnificent spectacle. whose very, restraint betraved the
To T H E PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE CO. LTD
WHERE THE FIRE BEGAN' along our track.
s e. I I s " h i 1
".1\he , return journey was, car­ depth of her feelings. Only once
- ;
..
Counsel
Holborn Bars, London, E.C1
plan inav h a v e b e e n ' " A heavy dust haze rising'to a ried out at a slightly lower alti­ did her voice fail her:
wobdeu bowl:
"arachur^,, entrusted his
his life to his
his
with : biirnt-iu
tude, so as to secure better condi­ had referred-to an evening at a
r a c h m e fa
failed to o p e n . consider.able height almost com­
-Vo' w«-h''';-''^''»'^''nie
dance,hall...
,.
,
:
Please
send
me particulars of your
Guaranteed
designs- - o n ' ii.
pletely obscured the' ground from tions for oblique photography.
Many ..^".r'^s".'° '^^a-''" W h a t did Camera d o ? "
street
corner
" B o t h machines landed at LalIncome
Policy--which
will
secure
me
£--....
. a year
tmrl'"
'a<:'s s u i t this t h e o r y , Forbesganj to the higher mountain
" He ignored me."
m a t the lire s i a n e d ni t h e
w h e r e, , ,h
balu at 11.25. Both pilots pay the
" Y o u were distressed about
for life at age
i . . . . . . o r provision for m y dependants in
Jl'airl'J!!;
VOSS-occupied, a aiiges. T h i s made aerial siirvey higliest tributes to the splendid
comes, f r o n t
that'"
""irni
<"
" i r p l a n e . :The work impossible.,
and what.be is
the •'vent; of earlier death. My age next birthday i s . . .
" W e climbed slowly at low performance of engines and air­
I'lr
'""'y c o n h n n thai he w a s
Miss Tersini nodded in replv
doing, in- the
i"mpe(l lolS'rif
" a m e s before he engine revolutions to a height of craft.'* ,' Her lijrs formed the word ' ' Y e s , "
great city, and
•NA-MiS.
_
.
_ _
The
flight
was
.carried
out
with
10,000 feet. . By, this: height tlie
.(Mr..M„.„Mi«)
'"^•niai.m f " n ' . ihe Salfnrd c o r o n e r ,
- h e
will say
no more fuss than an ordinary ser but the barest whisper came;
"'al W
M s " " ' i l a y . : m a d e it c l e a r crews of both' lu.achines had les'tod
"
1
come
from
the
lSlJnl-^ovgorod
"
1
still
love
hini,"
she
.said
out­
ADDRESS....,....,:;:.:.;
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.
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" ° "''"^ o n l Ihe p i w l b l l i l y their respective electrical heating vice flight at home. The only misregion, and there we have n o
• THi- e v l , » ' " ' ' • a i r p l a n e - a l i g h t , - - ' V sets, and Mcintyre and I sig­ ha~p was' a . fracture ..of 'Bennett's side the court, after ,the verdict
bread.- So we car\-e these wooden
1'ie5i'„n „ "
l i i r i n K t n e , l n • nalled to-each
other that every,- oxygen,pipe oyer the luoiintain top. had been given i n her favour,
"Daily Express" Special
Representative.
OINAI. :
A little heat wave is on the
way.
The warmest weather so far
recorded this year is likely to
be e.xp'erienced over a w i d e
area of south-eastern E n g l a n d
during the n e x t forty-eight
hours.
.
There will be brilliant nnintcrrupled sunshine over practically
R A P I D climb-down by the GovernmentMate last n i g h t ' " ' ' " ' ^
England and Wales,
while shade temper.itures should
followed organised obstruction by M.P.s who were dis­
attain (J5 degrees locally, and may
satisfied with the Prime Minister's reticence over Britain's exceed this figure at a "few places
I'aiiJ.
steps to protect her arrested nationals in Moscow.
At least three days of real
W h e n Mr. MacDoiiald h a d refused to answer questions
suuimer-like weather are antici­
about the arrested men or to issue sufficiently early a White- pated.
.
Hundreds of m i l e s of fine
l)aper on recent Anglo-Russian conversations, the National
weather are spreading northward
Government, for the first time in their carreer, found them­ across Great Britain. '
All coastal resorts east and
selves out-maiiceuvred by the H o u s e before the end of the
south of a line from the AVash to
evening
Land's End should enjoy between
The Ministers, having seen their busine.-is hold' up and their nine and eleven' hours of sun­
Parlianientavy tinic-table disorganised by Ihe rebellious M.P.s,,decided shine to-day and to-morrow.
to issue the White-paper giving the diplomatic liistory of'our protests
against the arrests of Metro|iolitau-Vickers employees.
LATE NEWS
BRITISH M.P.s REVOLT OVER
MOSCOW ARRESTS
„j
NOTICES.
WITH H U N D R E D S
OF M I L E S OF
SUNSHINE
''al ii n L^r""'*" ""lelher he 'was a viething'was
..•I.SiMster or of his o w n d e s i g n . '
, " After
'"Pase.ThiruVn.
•
>*1
satisfactory.
thirty minutes'
flying!
Tho case is reported on Page
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