Himalayan Times (1959)

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PRIME MINISTER NEHRU

Our beloved leader
and Prime Minister
Jawaharlal ,Nehru ia 7U,
the nation ia celebrating
hia birthday today. The
day ia also observed as
Childrena' Day through-
out the oountry.

Throughout bis life
Sri Nehru haa worked
vigouroualy for the coun-
try and at this age also
he ia working as ' usual
Today Jawaharlal Nehru
ia not only the Prime
Minister of India he is
the only uudiaputed
leader of Indian people

When the oountry ia
facing a great oriaia it
ia the duty of all to
strenghlhen the handa uf
our beloved leader. Dis-
ruptive forcea are trying
their bsat to take undue
advantage of the aitua
tiun and a certain section
ia alao trying to brenk
the moral' of the people
in the frontiers, we once
again appeal to the peo-
ple toremiin united and
teach th» enemies of the
oountry a good lesson.

On thia ocoasim we
wish, our Prime Minister

a happy birthday and
long life.

TRIBAL SPORTS
CONCLUDE

Kalimpong, Nov. 8
The Tribal sports concluded
here to-day after the archery
competition and Tribal, llhu-
tiaa & Lepcha Dances.

Speaking on the occasion
Sri P.O. BarierjiI.A.S.Deputy
Commissioner, appealed the
Tribal people not to adopt tlio
bud aspects of socalleU modern
civilisation. The traditional songs
and Dances should not be
allowed to die. He appealed
the people to remain united
in spite of their carious differ-
ences,

Brimati Banerji distributed
the prizes.

GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL
KALIMPONG-

A meeting of former
itudents of the abo,ve
school will be held in
the achool hall on Satur-
day 21at. November, 1959,
at 2 p. in.

A oordial invitation
is given to all former
students or. members of
Staff to attend.

Noveinbti Ir-, 1959

DR R. M. LOHIA IN
KALIMPONG

0 Kalimpong Nov. 13.

Dr. Ram Mauohar Lohia,
Socialist leader paid a short
visit to this piece.

In an exclusive interview
Dr. Lohia, expressed his deep
conoern over the border situa-
tion and said : "in the long
run the present dispute bet-
ween India and China is not
at all a narrow frontier prob-
lem hut a problem of com-
parative strength of the two
oountries. If India choosos to
remain economically, ideologi-
cally and socially weak &9 in
the past, 12 years she is
extending a permanent invita-
tion to the Chinese to come
in as liberators.

It makes nonsense to talk
of frontier adjustments between
India and China, adjustment
will come only when India is
strong, for until then Chines©
urge for liberating the -Indian
masses and her greed for
India's territory will coincide."

DENTAL HALL
DARJEELING.

This ia to draw the
attention of those requir-
ing Professional t»iv:c«
that Dr. - B Franklin
will be visitinp Kalim-
pong, and will be pleased
to interview thoae requir-
ing dental treatment or
thoae requiring drnturea
made; any day between
the 28rd and 30th No-
vember, 1959.

Please send enquirits
to: Mrs. Perry, Himala-
yan Hotel, Kalimpong.
Appointment can be
done direct also by
Phone : Darjeeling L'63.