Himalayan Times (1953)

January

1953

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WA^Ti^S ) Four' temporary clerks
for toe following }>osts :—

(1) One Office Assistant on pay Rs.
80-5- 120-EB-8-200-10/2-220.

(2) Two Enumeration "clerks on pay
Rs. 55 3 85-EB-4 125-5 130?

(3) One Assistant Accountant on pay
Rs. 55-3 85-EB 4-125-5 130

In addition the usual dearness and
other allowances admissible under Central
Government Rules will be granted.

Only persons who have psssed the
matriculation or equivalent examination
need apply and. for .(.) should ^havo. at
least three years '.office' experience. ■ 1 re-
ference will be given , to candidate with
knowledge of Tibetan .(.bptij writ ten’and
spoken). .

Application should be maked’^App-
lication” and sent .to the undersigned
not later than 15th Februry, 1 {15*3.’* >

Political Officer in Sikkim,
Gangtok. * * .

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It. will enable the newspaper to.appear
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(Continued■. from •paje 9)

mally and close the story. Birth Control
should not be explicitly mentioned. In
a science- series of talks scientific facts
about chemicals germicides and principle
of Birth, Control may be shown. Thirdly,
picture tif shall families of foreign count
ries enjoying a high standard of life
may be shown.

Formerly quinine was sold through
post offices—Government may sell cheap
contraceptives evenN at a loss through
postal agencies In every mela or exhi-
bition; the Public Health Depjartment
should start a Birth Control clinic with
two sections, one for males and another
for females with charts and diagrams
etc. There are many ways for a ver\
convincing propaganda The only thing
to guard against is that any explicit
request for adoption of Birth Control
should be avoided. There is no chance
of a quick return to the money spent,
in this propaganda, but the benefits to
the people will outweigh the expenditure.
The grave condition of the country de-
mands quick action. The amount required
will be very small—what is necessary is
that the principle has to' be accepted
by the Government and a popular Go-
vernment can achieve much in this
•direction. Behar Htarld