Himalayan Times (1955)

Twe,ve 4«— Registered No. C3032

MALENKOV GOES NOTICE CROWN PRINCE OF NEPAL

{Continued from page i) Members &Th reques- ON WAY TO MEET KING
Khrushchev and Co . have ted to enlist their names Kaihmandu, Feb. 9
probably pushed a soldier for Kalimpong Football Grown Prince Mahendra
to the position of power Association by paying Rs. today left by aii for Cal-
to keep the army pleased. 3/- being the annual Subs- cutta <n hjs way to Nice
But will the Bolsheviks al ow eription for 1955 within - (France) where he will
themselves lo be dominated. 28th February l(.'5o. meet King Tribhuvan to-
by armV chiefs most ^of N. Boral morrow to seek a solution
whom do not str:£j;ly nd- Secretary, of the political impasse
here to Marxian In'eijrieS? Kalimpong Football. in Nepal.
n w ij^^^ Association. The Nepal Advisory
UUr ^OIldOT^Ptter NOTICE Assembly was prorogued
(Continued from page 10) ,pjie Annual General ^° enaD'e f,jno,s *°

Billet- Romantic Ballet- r a v »■ be sanctioned for the ad

ijj.uct, ivuiuauiit oanet, meeting of the Kalimpong . . . ..

Russian Bantftf Swedish w . v, A ... K ministration,

i^unaitm o»rarij, oweumu Football Association will

Ballet; eto^^his is a be' held in the local Town • The Crown Prince is

unique pubjjeaftion super- Hal) on 5.3.55 at 3 p. m. expected to return within

bly illusti'a^ed*with 4f>0 Agenda_ a week and Bet up new

rich reproducers in black ]\ ^0 tab'e the nudi- Cabinet on February !8,

and coloure«^It is a tpfj account for 1954. fc^e ^av~ on wr)icn demo-

magnificentc,-:-MW of high o", To elect office bea- cracy was established in

quality and ^ have no rers "for 1955. Nepal four years ago.

hesitation in rrcnmmen- q\ vfJouiioncnuQ

ding it to all who are . N Boral BADMINTON TOURNAMENT

interested in Ballet Every ' Secretary, Kalimpong, Feb. 10

Public Library should also Kalimpong Football ^ne ^na' matcnes ot

possess a copy. The au- Association Badminton Tournament was

thor, his collaborators, and . rtt ,. ' . played in the Town Hall

the Publishers • deserve F,0°d Observation Posts ^|ses Qn. gth m Mr>

congratulations. ,n ™SL 7,ma,ay*sQ( S. S. Chatterjee & partner

° (Coniinued from page 91 , . . t »■ /- w t\ l 1

FOR SALF Meanwhile the West Seated Mr. C K. Dahal

„ ^>s**-*' t»q„„0i Mi«sa*« tu & partner in 2 clear games.

Plot No. 112 in De- Bengal Minister said the The Hall was packed to ca-

velonmenfc Area K. ') State Government were 1 ne Han wa* pac .en 10 ca

KaUmront Area 1 5 ^ ahpad ^h thpir ^ & J^M»kher3ee

Kalimpong, Area RCnemeRto protect five, gave away the ! mes.

North B^neal towns from

Annual Rent Rs. 125/- floodg thft: rayage them St. AUGUSTINE'S BOARD-

Situated west of and almost every year. JUG & DAYSCHOOL

higher than the h< use of p . o r* 1 " nn,,„

Sri Asok K. Ghosh oh Facts & Figures FOR BOYS

Bong Road. New Pelhi, Feb 10 Lower Bridle Road

Cunt*ct:-\m ya Nath During 1953-54, KALIMPONG.

Bose, Superintendent Mar- 17 980 Cwta of vananpati •

tin's Light Railway*, valued at Rs. 21.10,000 Admission Register Open

Arrah, Bihar. were exported from India. Term begins March 7th

Printed k Published by S. C. J a in for Himalayan Industrial & Trading
Corporation Ltd, at the Himalayan Printing Works, Kalimpon;. >