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Ten iHinwilitunn Time* Registered No. C3032
POLICE CHIEF
VISITS KALIMPONG.
. Kaiimpong, May 24.
Sri H. N. Sircar, I. P.
Inspector General of Police.
West Bengal accompanied
by D.I.G., Northern Range
Jalpaiguri and the S.P. Dar-
jeeling arrived here on the
22nd inst for inspection. He
inspected the local police
Satatiori, Court Police Office
and the Frontier Inspector’s
office on the 23rd inst and
also visited today he Pedong
and Algarha p-trol posts.
He leaves for Calcutta to-
morrow morning.
PRIME MINISTER OF
TIBET REMOVED FROM
OFFICE
Kaiimpong, May 22
The Dalai Lama and
the Tibetan Cabinet, under
pressure of the Chinese
authorities in Lhasa are
said to have removed from
Tibet’s highest office as
Silon, or Prime Minister
Silon Lukhang and his monk
colleague on the ground
that Lukhang supported
Tibet’s representations to
the Chinese to quit Tibet,
state the latest reports
circulating in Tibet.
Lukhang is supposed
to be one of the abalest
statesman of Tibet, well
known for his integrity for
which reason he was placed
in charge of Lhasa’s
administration when the
Dalai Lama left his capital
for Yatung last year.
During the several
mont’hs absence of the
H.R.H. PRINCE PETER
TO TOUR SIKKIM
Kaiimpong, May 24.
II. R. H. Price Peter
of Greece and Denmark and
Monsieur H. Landy, French
Consul General in India
have left here yesterday
for a twelve day tour of
Sikkim which will include
the Jelep La and Nathu La.
Since the Chinese entry
into Tibet touring in Sikkim
was reported to be restricted
to Central and Western Si-
kkim and this permit to tour
up to jelep La and Nathu
La is considered to have
been given as a special case.
FOREIGNERS FINED
UNDER INDIAN
PASSPORT ACT.
Kaiimpong, May 23
Four Chinese Nationals
from Tibet were prosecuted
in the Kutehery-three under
Foreigners’ Registration Act
and one under Indian
Passport Act.
They were fined Rs. 15/-
each and Government of
India have been moved to
sanction their deportation
out of India. The froutier
police have been doing good
work in detection of such
cases.
Dalai Lama from Lhasa,
Silon Lukhang maintained
Tibetan morale and peace
in the city while tie Sino
Tibetan Traety was being
negotiated, and it is sail
that his removal from office
is deeply resented by the
Lhasa public.
Nehru's Sikkim Visit
('Continued from page 5)
According to the terms
of the agreement there
should be communal parity
between the two main
communities as far as
practicable in the Five
nominated seats of the
proposed Council and of
12 elective seats there
should be reservation of
6 elected for each of
Lepcha-cum Bhutia and
Nepali communities. The
agreement further provided
that for the six Bhutia-
Lepcha elective seats there
should be primary election
of 12 candidates by only
Bhutia-Lepcha voters and
in the interim Government
that was proposed to be
associated with the Dewan
there should be 2 Bhutia-
cum-Lepcha and 2 Nepalis.
On the other hand, it
is reported, the Nationalist
Party is seeking political
alliances with the newly
formed Scheduled Caste
Party and Monasteries
Association.
IP'OM S3AI,K1
ON IS CHEVROLET
STATION WAGON
6, cylinder , 1942
model ; 24 II. P. Runs
about 15 miles to the gallon
condition as new. Leather
upholstery. Minimum
Price Rs 5,500/-.
Enquire : R. N. Tagore
‘ Chitra Vann”,
Atisha Road Kaiimpong.
Printed & published by S. C. Jain for Himalayan Industrial & Trading
Corporation Ltd, at the Himalayan Printing Works, Kaiimpong.
POLICE CHIEF
VISITS KALIMPONG.
. Kaiimpong, May 24.
Sri H. N. Sircar, I. P.
Inspector General of Police.
West Bengal accompanied
by D.I.G., Northern Range
Jalpaiguri and the S.P. Dar-
jeeling arrived here on the
22nd inst for inspection. He
inspected the local police
Satatiori, Court Police Office
and the Frontier Inspector’s
office on the 23rd inst and
also visited today he Pedong
and Algarha p-trol posts.
He leaves for Calcutta to-
morrow morning.
PRIME MINISTER OF
TIBET REMOVED FROM
OFFICE
Kaiimpong, May 22
The Dalai Lama and
the Tibetan Cabinet, under
pressure of the Chinese
authorities in Lhasa are
said to have removed from
Tibet’s highest office as
Silon, or Prime Minister
Silon Lukhang and his monk
colleague on the ground
that Lukhang supported
Tibet’s representations to
the Chinese to quit Tibet,
state the latest reports
circulating in Tibet.
Lukhang is supposed
to be one of the abalest
statesman of Tibet, well
known for his integrity for
which reason he was placed
in charge of Lhasa’s
administration when the
Dalai Lama left his capital
for Yatung last year.
During the several
mont’hs absence of the
H.R.H. PRINCE PETER
TO TOUR SIKKIM
Kaiimpong, May 24.
II. R. H. Price Peter
of Greece and Denmark and
Monsieur H. Landy, French
Consul General in India
have left here yesterday
for a twelve day tour of
Sikkim which will include
the Jelep La and Nathu La.
Since the Chinese entry
into Tibet touring in Sikkim
was reported to be restricted
to Central and Western Si-
kkim and this permit to tour
up to jelep La and Nathu
La is considered to have
been given as a special case.
FOREIGNERS FINED
UNDER INDIAN
PASSPORT ACT.
Kaiimpong, May 23
Four Chinese Nationals
from Tibet were prosecuted
in the Kutehery-three under
Foreigners’ Registration Act
and one under Indian
Passport Act.
They were fined Rs. 15/-
each and Government of
India have been moved to
sanction their deportation
out of India. The froutier
police have been doing good
work in detection of such
cases.
Dalai Lama from Lhasa,
Silon Lukhang maintained
Tibetan morale and peace
in the city while tie Sino
Tibetan Traety was being
negotiated, and it is sail
that his removal from office
is deeply resented by the
Lhasa public.
Nehru's Sikkim Visit
('Continued from page 5)
According to the terms
of the agreement there
should be communal parity
between the two main
communities as far as
practicable in the Five
nominated seats of the
proposed Council and of
12 elective seats there
should be reservation of
6 elected for each of
Lepcha-cum Bhutia and
Nepali communities. The
agreement further provided
that for the six Bhutia-
Lepcha elective seats there
should be primary election
of 12 candidates by only
Bhutia-Lepcha voters and
in the interim Government
that was proposed to be
associated with the Dewan
there should be 2 Bhutia-
cum-Lepcha and 2 Nepalis.
On the other hand, it
is reported, the Nationalist
Party is seeking political
alliances with the newly
formed Scheduled Caste
Party and Monasteries
Association.
IP'OM S3AI,K1
ON IS CHEVROLET
STATION WAGON
6, cylinder , 1942
model ; 24 II. P. Runs
about 15 miles to the gallon
condition as new. Leather
upholstery. Minimum
Price Rs 5,500/-.
Enquire : R. N. Tagore
‘ Chitra Vann”,
Atisha Road Kaiimpong.
Printed & published by S. C. Jain for Himalayan Industrial & Trading
Corporation Ltd, at the Himalayan Printing Works, Kaiimpong.