Himalayan Times (1951)

Six I'iimal.imut (Timr*

DURPIN TO DEOLO

BY SPY GLASS

According to the West Bengal
Prohiliition of Smokuig in Show Houses
and Public Halls Aet, 1950 ■ Whoever
smokes, during a demostration, exhibition
or meeting, in any part of a show house
or public hall reserved for the audience
or the spectators shall be punishable
with tine which for a fust offence may
extend to twenty five rupees anil for
a second or subsequent ollrnce to one
hundred rupees."

Spy- Glass spotted some sin ike
near the dais in the local town hall
when recently the Bengali Xe»
Yea; ic ebn ticn was in progiers.
The smoko itself was successful in
screeing off the. cause of it fiom tl.e
eyes of the Spy Glass trying to locate
objects from far off Hurpin or Deolu
but people nearer to the object must
have located the origin. Spv (Mass would
l>e obliged to receive the information
for record and reference.

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IT, P. 1. reports: " Eight persons
killed by a tigei in Kalimpong area.'
Why only einht? you could count up to
-eighty and then also not stop if you
can conveniently include surrounding
places, jungles and hills within
Kalimpong. Rest assured, now that the
persons are dead and the tiger bagged
no eye witness can contradict!

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At the 811 trace of Bevoke road in
Siliguri the Woi ks and Building Depart-
ment has put up two sign boards-ono
says "Road to Siliguri Ojien" and the
other says'' Hoad to Bagrakolc elated
•:At Kalimpong near the Police Station
similar sign boards from W ft li. Depart-
ment -how' Road to Bagtakote closed''
and 'Koad_to Siliguri Closed': This

April ti 1951

means Siliguri Road is closed from this
end and open from iligiri end The
W. & B. Department alone can explain
the importance of these boards as also
their different messages from two different
ends.

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Hindustani Standard report*. The
Crown Prince of Nepal was at Kalimpong
to get l\is children admitted in the
St. Joseph's Convent. Well, MM can e
had to be given for the Royal visit
and this was the mnit innocent although
it is known that the prince had got his
children admitted into Darjeeling school
much before he arrivod in Kilunpong.

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