Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-11-13 | Page 3 | Student Dies Scaling Peak

STUDENT DIES SCALING PEAK Four Companions Bri Bring g Back Body of Victim of Exp Ex- Ex p sure CA CAMBRIDGE Mass N Nov v. v 13 UP Four Four students who climbed snow snow- clad Mount Washington Saturday with only light clothing to protect them from zero near-zero weather arrived today and told how a companion perished fr from m exposure and exhaustion The victim was Rupert A. A Marden 22 22 of Brookline who would have re rc- re- re his masters master's degree from front Massachusetts Massa Maua Institute of Technology in June His death was the second this year ear on t the c mountain the loftiest loWest in the east Simon Joseph 20 Harvard student perished there in a snowstorm last ast June Marden's companions all students I at M. M I. I T. T Tt were Peter WeInert of Harrison Hardson N. N Y Charles E. E Miller of Brookline Malcolm H. H Masters of Brooklyn N. N Y and William Doyle Marden's companions bore his body down u the c mountain on an Improvised stretcher