Himalayan Times (1959)

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. BY 8-'•«. RAY' dHAUOMURI I have ju»t rooeiv.dl

the 11)58 editions ofl

(Oar London Cn^EJspendaat.) m")f5Alv1 fodor QtJIDKB to I'Vance,!

Italy, Yugoslavia, Swit-I

Loudon, Maroh 12 zerland^eto. These Qujfjss,

published annually, art a I

During my last visit Japanese reeidenta in boon to Kaetern and
to Stookholm a couple of Scandinavia. Indian touriata who ara
yaara ago I wae rather Ao hour before hie . .niattiog BpaflpjL |0 incraa-
pertuRbed at tl>e inao^iTfly departure from London to sing num6er»T Ttre Guides,
of the fudo'-Swediah Cu'l- India, I had the oppor- published by Messrs. New.
turalSooiety. in Stockholm, tunity to meek Mr. J-J. man Nbame, Ltd., ara
.However, on that oooaaion Singh, the founder of the raoet comprehensive and
I was told that a large India League in America. up-to-date, eaay to follow,
number of Pakistanis were Mr. Singh has dto;ded to and I have no hesitation
very enthusiastio to esta- aettle in India for good in recommending thtm to
blish oloier oultural rela- »fter thirty five years in Ind an tourists as by fsr
tionships with the Scan America where he was the beat Guides to Euro-
dinavian oountyies and, ( always politically active pa* efunt^efc Kaoh
that<;ffft *b*jfiret time a and championed the ommo Guide oontaina full par-
mosque would be built in 0f India's independence. ticulars about aooommo-
Seandinavia—in the heart Mr. Singh was given a detion, prioe of meals,
of the oity of Stookholm. farewell luncheon by the transport in the country
I have just been informed Senate Foreign Relations conoerasd, and various
by my oolleague of the Cojnmitlee, whioh was other details During my
Swedish-International undoubtedly a great ho- visits to Yugoslavia,
Press Bureau that about nour, but I wae dismayed Franoe, Switzerland, ete.
500 Moslems, mostly from when he said that there I found Fodor,Guides the
Pakistan, and a few from Was oolloaeol ignoraneo beet companions, very in-
the Middle Bast, have about India in the U.S.A. formative and most relie-
finalised the plan to erept Even a few Senators did hta.

a mosque in the oentral not kDow anvthing about When visiting Con-

part of the oity. The |„dj» A.ft«r he settles tinental countr.ea for a

daaigns for the new build. down in India, Mr. Singh brief holiday. visitors

in? have been completed hopei to uke ftotive p„t would do well to take

by a Swedish arohiteot, j„ Indian politics. He with them oop es of the

Mr. Cart-Ivar. Ringmer. ,,i„0 informed me that handy little Guides on

^^'^'tt0 .,nlorn?ed *>»• India League in New France, luly, Getmany.

that at TJpaala where a yor± ceai,d to funotion Yugoelatfa? -Switzerland,

statue of Buddha has frorn the Ut Mer«h. etc published by Mesars.

bsen disoavered, a, B,»id- This is a pity. There PlRSiVAL Marshall k

. dhist temple is to be ,nould be an Indian or- Cq. LTD^sIany Common-

»reoted at the initiative ganisation in the U.8.A., weeTtST vieitor* come to

of a few Chines, and at |#,lWo oounterao^ (<*>M on ■