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•Four • ^jin-nlaguu Aim«» .January 17, 1 '.*.» 1
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TI0ET TRADE IN READY
' V25"~» MADE GARMENTS
Kalimpong, .Jan. 11
About s-ven hundred
Kalimpong, January 17. 1VS.4 . sewing machines, besides
- '.—-:--the usual numbers in
EXPEDITIONS IN THE HIMALAYAS tailoring establishment-
are working here, day and
Mountaineers all over may take car,, to closely t» produce Td.tta.,
the world are' fired by ; verify the actual nature Sarmo"t bke lUk ni Ku-
the desire to climb the of such expeditions: tie ^ (J-'^s) »nd 1 homa
top of ; the snow'.clad possibility of appointing (pyjamas) which are being
Everest. Darjeeling born Indian mountaineer, "a l° 1'U't1'n "f
Tenzing and New Zealand- guides or including them a9 Mttdo
born Edmund Hillary as members of the final "»Tn»0 s-
climbed to the top of the assault team and of de- Dining the last one year
world's highest peak last manding . the .minimum ending with December
year. In the history of comforts convenience and 19.*>3 nearly thirty thou-
mountaineering. 1 H 5 3 pay to the hard-working, sand Hhar.es (bates)—'each
stands out as the year of 'load-carrying sherpas but Bhari of approximate I) Qn»
the greatest achievement. ■ for whom such expeditions maund weight- ot these
Available report/ indicate «ro:ild not be possible. ready'made garments have
that a Swiss team will " The Himalayas represent been exported to Tibet
start an assault on tho the northern ramparts of and pricing each Bhan at
Everest- in March1!his year. India and provide security '• * modeiate estima.te nt
Three other exp ditions from the north. Under . '• (Oowiiued <>" ">'"
are visiting the Himalayas the new conditions that -
in the spring oftbistyear are coming to prevail
.and 'they are to attempt round this Republic there
the climbing of Makalu would be reason to be
| 2-7,799 feet \ Manashi . more careful about future
(26-6a8feet) and Dhaulgiti expeditions to the Hima-
(26,795 feet). U is riot lavas and visits of tourists
known, vet whether. Indians' to that area.
would be associated-with -'-1--
these teams except, poeai; ■- - ' f'""1""""1 f'*,m '"""»" :l >
bly in - the ■ capacity of ; Rs 3 0/- the tot-al export,
sberpas . and guides, A of, Ready .Made Garments
mo :ern ' rnrjuutainSering ' in lerm') of money has
expeditions an- .expensive been to tho tune of over
business and India-, in her a PTOre of rupees,
pi e-^ent economic condition, Nearly ten thousand
may not be able to finance ^—ptop'e including about
such' adventures. But in three thousand local tai.
granting permission to such" lors are at present depen-
. expeditions the authorities , dent on this trade.
i um.n
Voyr guide in darkness
FOR EFFICIENCY & SERVICE: Consult Darjeeling Radio Co . Darjeeling
—.--_
TI0ET TRADE IN READY
' V25"~» MADE GARMENTS
Kalimpong, .Jan. 11
About s-ven hundred
Kalimpong, January 17. 1VS.4 . sewing machines, besides
- '.—-:--the usual numbers in
EXPEDITIONS IN THE HIMALAYAS tailoring establishment-
are working here, day and
Mountaineers all over may take car,, to closely t» produce Td.tta.,
the world are' fired by ; verify the actual nature Sarmo"t bke lUk ni Ku-
the desire to climb the of such expeditions: tie ^ (J-'^s) »nd 1 homa
top of ; the snow'.clad possibility of appointing (pyjamas) which are being
Everest. Darjeeling born Indian mountaineer, "a l° 1'U't1'n "f
Tenzing and New Zealand- guides or including them a9 Mttdo
born Edmund Hillary as members of the final "»Tn»0 s-
climbed to the top of the assault team and of de- Dining the last one year
world's highest peak last manding . the .minimum ending with December
year. In the history of comforts convenience and 19.*>3 nearly thirty thou-
mountaineering. 1 H 5 3 pay to the hard-working, sand Hhar.es (bates)—'each
stands out as the year of 'load-carrying sherpas but Bhari of approximate I) Qn»
the greatest achievement. ■ for whom such expeditions maund weight- ot these
Available report/ indicate «ro:ild not be possible. ready'made garments have
that a Swiss team will " The Himalayas represent been exported to Tibet
start an assault on tho the northern ramparts of and pricing each Bhan at
Everest- in March1!his year. India and provide security '• * modeiate estima.te nt
Three other exp ditions from the north. Under . '• (Oowiiued <>" ">'"
are visiting the Himalayas the new conditions that -
in the spring oftbistyear are coming to prevail
.and 'they are to attempt round this Republic there
the climbing of Makalu would be reason to be
| 2-7,799 feet \ Manashi . more careful about future
(26-6a8feet) and Dhaulgiti expeditions to the Hima-
(26,795 feet). U is riot lavas and visits of tourists
known, vet whether. Indians' to that area.
would be associated-with -'-1--
these teams except, poeai; ■- - ' f'""1""""1 f'*,m '"""»" :l >
bly in - the ■ capacity of ; Rs 3 0/- the tot-al export,
sberpas . and guides, A of, Ready .Made Garments
mo :ern ' rnrjuutainSering ' in lerm') of money has
expeditions an- .expensive been to tho tune of over
business and India-, in her a PTOre of rupees,
pi e-^ent economic condition, Nearly ten thousand
may not be able to finance ^—ptop'e including about
such' adventures. But in three thousand local tai.
granting permission to such" lors are at present depen-
. expeditions the authorities , dent on this trade.
i um.n
Voyr guide in darkness
FOR EFFICIENCY & SERVICE: Consult Darjeeling Radio Co . Darjeeling