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Show - - : - 4 ,msv - ' 'i Ji:,lT ' t DESERET ,NEVIS E.P,.0..t.O.'t::.::61-:-....!sti-:..1';'0:;::,:,-;..- 'And .1.:.,I.i;lirj.,Ji,in--'i,,It.rtf.d:it1io--,i- u Finally-Evere- st! - itzer-Auth- or 0 climb fverek-Si- e bortlerlietWesepal ex- - s by Sherpa ! guide , ' ' -been 1 27.- - ! ---- . - : 7. - ) where the air f- 1empatëi low zero, anowsiorma, Obtains Sponsors - Itt198ahlabic-Jime . great organizer --- Both Everest Lonquérests- - - ;- 4. New - ' agion r5rE:o d - ' in -1 established-hims- 99., , Beach: Fla. A spokesm. an to Connecticut Brooks as elf - - for Republle Ill I said:botitpilots 0 - - it-Jack JersAy, MisoOke--Te- AKAP- -- 1Vir ,,,:,, .. highly - Avers -- Orated during World War IL Bade was described as an "ace' flier and winner of the Purple Heart. Seaver received the, Air -- e and MAG. A rian of American literature. - , His "The towering of New England- won the 1937 PuPrize.' litzer - ' - - Medal- - withJfiree:eliniterr aria alsoflew during - the Koreatt, War. , ' 4 , ' C Nationstl--Geographic '.- 7- ' by esi en IS ay,.13e VVToming 1 k climber :Charles Sr Houston, third and final attempt. Height first surveyed K2'S ky chsl-- , reached was abopt 25,000. Frs.. alrglthtiper E The expedition Included three ri niedlad-dtittebitid Psychol ' nnamed-eoulbe Wyoming LARANIE., WYO. of Society, the ogist to study the effects close ties to men or with ites -NationahScience---Foundatioatpiri American two Word n that altitude And , stress on the the stste, tO the Teton Moun and the U.S. armed services. climber s. Other - scientists In 15tolacreachect ttiepca aurafinilbreniversity f Viticlekt a physicist a glaciojo. M t,. Everest caused , wide Katmandu Feb. 20 with 'a yin. gist, a sociologist and a has. terest across Wyorning rriday. Wyoming 000 and the spOnsorship of the - - - Med Asplocied Thursd,ay 40,00,1 feet above kingstoh, ..,.. The pilots, both civilian ern. been411 for ployes of the Republic Aviation k lk I had e, Micciti-TarmingdalN.Y.. 11: ? rriTirrliOnthS were identified Bade, 4 A native of 42,:nt Massapequa, N.Y., and .. - - "''''.1, Prizewinner Thursday when jet lighter it, . A .w.An.. planes they were. (lying -- cot. ",a aid a - an-A- ftTI) teatpilots were killed ICINGSTCV;"IsLY: Two - the-195- --- -- - suit. , - mists, mental fatigue ,. and pecizliar urth bim , niczuttairt,-,---- -- , . Amer. The next year theperman! II, members of lean Korakoram expeditiop.' American climber Fritz ,11. M. Casherbrurtris-rIfel-ght leading a L.S. team' bor of the world's second high . racheil, 2759,CfeetonK2 be est mountain-- R2 .(Mt., GOchvin lore- - abandoning the summit Austen), -ea 711,;,giant.pyra. Wort" "1 mid brli;- and snow conquered American mounts', k , until 1953 by an Italian tesiAlmint, , .., 0 mer. when Houston led another-a- sk an 'mountain" until the well. sault on-t- he Savage llouna op the worid't likh highest mountain-26.180-f- oot Mt. equipped Italitins reached the tate Sixteen days of houdinge eath of one Gasherbrum I Illidden' Peak) led member of the expeditionl ' 1. The American - expeditiort tains Only A. third Its in oxygen as at Sea let'e under Norman C. Pyjurnforlb,r,g is a fan. " an exp ltwor. and motion picture of endurance that test tifie producer of Santa Monica, Calif.. probably was the best tests- man toll's limits, Winds 150 miles an hour an. v ,up to organized and finance n to SO. be. - - - This little publIcized leaf wss ous approkches, but the. expe -g aecomplished b likel.ell.K.E......1 beluallaforuge4ryragh-2641Gn1,4 .1, Kauffman Andrew had s 27,500 feet in all erang.ancl ' hid to conquer ftmsbcéesiful ' K2, the world's second highest mountain -not the lint to 1MO-ft-k-it Everest:A conquer merit an ciiinbers have-a- n enviable. rec, in thit2Ligh ord mountaineerint d irilidaYILS Iii-- 7Karikorarn . ranges A asta. , , - - 1 ti I , (UPI)Van Wyck Brooks, ,p ,,. atithor7, 'critic-- ;Itnii -- Pulitze , ' - gon!--.1ka- - mire special new lightweight t oxygen 'tanks enabling them 'Confirmed.' the arneriestvleamsetfoot on the summit of Everest . .- AsieIsCoIIfde ------- - , - of 'western rletTe was kOTams Kashmir -- - Record -- . ELC öiYte'n The assault team members ' - 1 7--- - - front 1I900 feet to expedition likstig, ,KIVIPPed Nwilh , a light Walkie talkie radio. forl short distance corrimunicattotiK Tze-tun,- g "-- ''' 8OtrrrLtheL Tensing NorkaiASw duplicated, the, feat in Commun -ma I aim ed It placed a team on the 'sumthrt 1960:froniIltenorth iteand left a Chinese Dig and a bust of Mao - to prove it,-- but. this has n ot ; Deseret News Sped - - 2.: , , - and- , expect!. CornmurtistheldTibel. plorer ulth a British ! IM - er-s- les. Of Cance- r . liávefine - carrying equipment on e tre Edmund tithe ba4e of Everest,- oft the , :TT: .1'0::,p:i.lclt..1).'.10-.7- - . 1963 i"Ck.:6 1 c!. in-o- .- . tual army of Nepalese porters torlan - One or both the climbers, yet - -- -- ' "STISFS'av 1011-4- 1 (I) IF Arrow i.,,r;u onct your you p.o:4 leforst . You Buy GLASSES itoro a - fttits for ' " - - "Cia- - - an,Richard 1 POWIlan,35,Aor- Laramie thaii4lio .Iner-Denver teacher. - provo to yourself the money you WIC "4-11:1CLUDIN; SAVE! - - now is e lie Ist the - rammittino 4a, pg G- A emit il"Arri 172 I II LX - I le 41: are not setist:fd .,N1 4.416 En 'N., son mountain guide and part I owner of a skt and mountainpt 1 Oerine equipment C !Iflpf-1:ritostore, lost I his. life March 23In an ice fail 1.1- at the lower reaches At the r,,T-- ,r& 1. 41:4' ;;..4 S. world'A highrat 4abuntalir' Other Wyoming men in the, . wi:h the prio of expedition include James Barry cmirot Erst qtto!;ty. Cnrbett, - - V 46J One Wyoming man, John E. t'okoLL:o...:::ii....0fiéT:1-6;:or-,i06- ming , of University of photographer-Herl- . r--, t- - --- -' Niryo-- - f chief clerk bf tbe Wydhouse of Representa- the team that highest mountain are- - Dr. Richard Emerson, 37, an assistant prolessor the University of Cincinnati who also Is a former Teton ringer and whose'Nife Is the former Pat Harrison,lif Laramie. - .:4'The other former Wyoiningite is Din Doody, 29, originally from the University of Wyo. ming, where he started climbirig with the Outing Club, ,, ., with n agriculture mAlso in tookon,-the-livorld's- PiE ONE $12,;) CLAS::S L;tr,ttk 11t ty Ixafrtiet,cq Vs $114 toittv , Vow Choicio of ANY IRAPIr out tato Selection , , LEH - .... ' Vtd laaaY" h NEVER on LI ONE PRICE so -o r pilcAle-. , SOWSALMAKIMITINIM t147 IIMINIPOGDENOMINIMO - St SOUTH MAIN C. 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