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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 3

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Tlje bogeymett of tke Himalayas, . alias "Ihe aboininable snow men," kave a knack of keeping in tke public eye. Mot since Maa Friday startled ltobinsoa Crusoe liave tliere appeared such intriguing footprints as those of these legond&ry outcasts who people the bigh siopes of tke Himalayas. Climbers and e.xpiorers are kard-headed realists, but few of tliem would deny outright tke oxistence of this nionstrous race, so feared by tke kill tribes. Mr Eric Shipton and Herr Willy Merkl are among tke mountaineers who kave seen and contessed bewilderment at tke strango tcotprints. The latest observer is Mr Konald Kaulback, wkose faseinating story of his Tibetan tour kas just been published. Mr Kaulback came across some extraordinary tracks in tke snow 16,000 feet above tke Salween Valley, which "looked exactly as tkongh they had been made by barefooted men." After weighing tke "pros" and V "cons" ke allows tke snow men tkeovy to remain a mystery. To tke hill dwellers there is no mystery, for tkey can describo in detail tke preeise appearttuee and daily habifca of tbn ract.