Himalayan Times (1958)

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Norsmbsr 10, 1918

LONDON NEWS LETTER

BY B. B. RAY CHAUDHURI
( Our Loodon Correspondent)

London Nersmber 6

Ths Military Diotator-
•hip of General Ayub
Khan in Pakistan has
upiet the Western demo-
crats world. Even the
Western militarists who
had always been pro-
Pakistan are now wonder-
ing about the future of
this new born Republic
Mrs. lay a Ztakia rightly
summarissd the attitude
of the Indians in one of
her deipatohes to The
Manokester Guardian."
According to Mrs. Zinkin,
the Indians are in an
indifferent mood and they
are conrinotd that the
best safeguard of India's
democracy lies in Tndisn
exeluaiveness. Indians In
London are perhaps more
indifferent than their com
patriots in India. Ano-
ther woman Correspondent
of "Reynolds News'' of
London in a despateh
from Calcutta opined that
"Pakistan's iron rule pro-
les a menace" to Asia
and that India's demo-
cracy is the main hope
or Asia's freedom.

We have reeeived a

number of very interest-
ing books from Regkncy
Press, Ltd. of London,
whioh I am sure will

appeal to many readers
in Commonwealth and
Eastern countries, ' Dau-
ghter of Atlamtis" by
Jacqueline Murray, is an
engrossing book which
reflects the ever growing
publio interest in Atlan-
tis. The readers of this
book will learn cf the
teaching! of Helio-Aroa-
nophus as followed by
the Atlanteans (a young
Sooisty of which Mips
Jaoqueline Murray is the
President). 'Tl e C, aire
of the King" by Helen
M. Shsnnon interprets
Christ's merssge as recei-
ved inspirationally—and
in many cases clairaudient-
ly—from a Teacher in
Spirit who is known and
trusted by the instrument
used. "Diane—she cams

from venus'' by Dun a
Howard, is a fascinating
story of her experiences
and oontaots with the
beautiful 'Woman lining'
who escorted her aboard
• Space Ship, and her
mora recent mystical ex-
periences in teleportation
nttl brought Appreciation
from all over the world.
This is truly the most
sensational and provoca-
tive of all flying tauoer
books.

I daresay it has al.
ready appeared in the
Indian Press that a great
reception was given to
Dr. Radhakrisbnan when
ho arrivad in Paris. A
friend from Paris tells me
that at Orly Airport the
French Foreign Minister
received the Viee-Presi-
dent, and after being
ealuted by the Polioe
Guard he, preceded bjjr a
motor cyole esoort, drive
to the Hotel Crillon where
he stayed as a itate guest
of the Freneh Govern-
ment. It is strongly be-
lieved that the reason
for this unique honour is
Genersl De Gaulle's pro-
posed new friendly ap-
proach to the countries
of the Best particularly
India . be De Gaulle
Government is certainly
anxious to establish closer
Franco-Indian cultural and
economic relationships.

TENDER NOTICE

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52 SKM 31/10, 182/26 &
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forenoon of 3011-G8. Ve-
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tion at Gangtok

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Transport Officer,
Sikkim Nationalised
Transport, Gangtok.

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