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Four
Jilin,;.Ill ,ul il iiii i'-i
March 2l', . l'D'ui
SK„
®imakgaitdirties
K dim pony March 2.\ 1 !oJ
mamuES aaamflBm asss m**; sanj?*
DAVID IAN MACDONALD
The news of the death of M». «
David Ian Macdonald is a great shook jjrj
to ns. A perfect gentleman, a true jS
friend and a sincere worker in the j®
Held of journalism. Mr. Macdonald will ?j
always be remembered With re-pact by ^
those who knew and came into contact
with him. Mr N acdonald was a go< d
friend of the Himalayan Times and
•contributed Valuable articles t on and
again.- Hi£ information as a newsman
wen' accurate
& interesting.
We. express
our heartful
sympathy to
Mrs Macdonald
and the other*
m ii; 1) r.- of the
bereaved family
and pray to
God for his soul
to rest in peace.
Mr. Macdonald died on the hist sun-
day ml:111 at the Topical . ;SchooJ^0f |
Medicines, Calcutta.
Macdonald entered the
>era ice as a SuldDeputy
Mr. D I.
Bengal Civil —* - ------ - r -
Magistrate but resigned from the service
and tock up journalism. He was^ 38.
Wellknown in the locality as ‘Kan- S
cha Sahib’ Mr Macdonald, is survived £
by bis w idow, .tw.o children, an octogena ‘
rian father and a host of friends and |
relations .. ^
Ol'U KDITORIAL
'I hough written in a spirit of impar-
ting encouragement, discouraging un-
iair means and with a sincere motive
of cooperation, some of our students,
folks have been, it appears, wounded
with our leader of the last week. We
never meant to hurt anyone and a care-
ful reading of the text* will show that
we have not said anything against any
individual or institution.
We wish our readers to take it in the
light it was written and not import
meanings which is neither meant nor
conveyed.
OBITUARY
^ It is with great rrg’et that I learnt of the
i> eniaturc ‘h tnise of Mr 1). I. Macdonald. My
deepest sympathy cons to the bereaved family and
relations. May (lod give str<-nutli to the devoted wife
and the family t > bear the great loss.
Maurice llyam
A friend A Spe.-id l!;-| sentative of the
Himalayan Tinas ;.t. 1). r/<dn'.
DISTRICT CONGRESS MEMBERS
Kalimpong. March 1(5
In a meeting of the -Sub-Divi-i-ml .'f iel d
C. C.immittce Kalimpong held at the Town
Mali, the following 1 »t-t-• n have been elected as
members of - the llarjceling I>isi ri«-1 Congress.
1. Sii 1’ratap Singh Kumai. 2. Sri Dasaralhi
iT-y. Sri Kadha Mohan I’rosad. 4. Sri Ibirka
Ifdiadnr Lama Sri liliakie Hahudiir lioka.
MIR/ALOKMCAIIPLTSiN RLCS
STANDA UI) (v)CALITV
12 x9 Rs. 180/- 7x4 Rs. 40/12/-
6 x8' Rs. 30/-
CARPET EMPORIUM
Mount Pleasant Road
DARJEELING.
Jilin,;.Ill ,ul il iiii i'-i
March 2l', . l'D'ui
SK„
®imakgaitdirties
K dim pony March 2.\ 1 !oJ
mamuES aaamflBm asss m**; sanj?*
DAVID IAN MACDONALD
The news of the death of M». «
David Ian Macdonald is a great shook jjrj
to ns. A perfect gentleman, a true jS
friend and a sincere worker in the j®
Held of journalism. Mr. Macdonald will ?j
always be remembered With re-pact by ^
those who knew and came into contact
with him. Mr N acdonald was a go< d
friend of the Himalayan Times and
•contributed Valuable articles t on and
again.- Hi£ information as a newsman
wen' accurate
& interesting.
We. express
our heartful
sympathy to
Mrs Macdonald
and the other*
m ii; 1) r.- of the
bereaved family
and pray to
God for his soul
to rest in peace.
Mr. Macdonald died on the hist sun-
day ml:111 at the Topical . ;SchooJ^0f |
Medicines, Calcutta.
Macdonald entered the
>era ice as a SuldDeputy
Mr. D I.
Bengal Civil —* - ------ - r -
Magistrate but resigned from the service
and tock up journalism. He was^ 38.
Wellknown in the locality as ‘Kan- S
cha Sahib’ Mr Macdonald, is survived £
by bis w idow, .tw.o children, an octogena ‘
rian father and a host of friends and |
relations .. ^
Ol'U KDITORIAL
'I hough written in a spirit of impar-
ting encouragement, discouraging un-
iair means and with a sincere motive
of cooperation, some of our students,
folks have been, it appears, wounded
with our leader of the last week. We
never meant to hurt anyone and a care-
ful reading of the text* will show that
we have not said anything against any
individual or institution.
We wish our readers to take it in the
light it was written and not import
meanings which is neither meant nor
conveyed.
OBITUARY
^ It is with great rrg’et that I learnt of the
i> eniaturc ‘h tnise of Mr 1). I. Macdonald. My
deepest sympathy cons to the bereaved family and
relations. May (lod give str<-nutli to the devoted wife
and the family t > bear the great loss.
Maurice llyam
A friend A Spe.-id l!;-| sentative of the
Himalayan Tinas ;.t. 1). r/<dn'.
DISTRICT CONGRESS MEMBERS
Kalimpong. March 1(5
In a meeting of the -Sub-Divi-i-ml .'f iel d
C. C.immittce Kalimpong held at the Town
Mali, the following 1 »t-t-• n have been elected as
members of - the llarjceling I>isi ri«-1 Congress.
1. Sii 1’ratap Singh Kumai. 2. Sri Dasaralhi
iT-y. Sri Kadha Mohan I’rosad. 4. Sri Ibirka
Ifdiadnr Lama Sri liliakie Hahudiir lioka.
MIR/ALOKMCAIIPLTSiN RLCS
STANDA UI) (v)CALITV
12 x9 Rs. 180/- 7x4 Rs. 40/12/-
6 x8' Rs. 30/-
CARPET EMPORIUM
Mount Pleasant Road
DARJEELING.