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Himalayan Times
August 28, 1960
Editor :
s. c. jain jlxaapn^ttnjs.
Vol. 14 ^o. 3, Ka\ imporvg, AvjgM^l 28, I960
OLYMPIC GAMES
The XVIIth Olympic
Games were opened cm
Thursday at - Rome in
pretence of one lac sport
loving people. ■ Altogether
eight y five nations are
participating this year.
Olympic, games are gra-
dually heooming popular
sinoa the games were
founded in the year 1896.
It is unique that all t ho
oountries are taking part
in the Olympio games
in spite of their political
and other differences.
Such a meeting is possi-
ble only during the Games.
This time there will be
greater competition among
the participating countries,
however, we hope this
meeting of the sportsmen
from all over the world
will help to a certain
extent in bringing better
understanding between the
na'ions.__
FOR SALE
For immediate sale
one Bus plying between
Kalimpong and Pedong
inoluding No. 1066. Also
Austin A 40 with" private
No 31. Please coutaot
S. Maui Pradhan, Ganesh
Villa, Kalimpong.
ALLEGED SHOP LIFTERS
ARRESTED
Darjeeling, Aug. 25
An alleged, gane of
shop-lifters who has been
operating here sinoe yes-
terday was c%ugbt by
police as they were about
to leave the town with
tfieir booty of expensive
saries, kashmiri shawls
and curio valued at over
Rs. 2,000.
It transpires these
people visited shops dis-
playing wares for the
ensuing Puja. Two well-
dressed men among them
entered the shops and
asked to be shown some
artioles. As they pretended
examining them, others
ttauding nearby stealthily
removed whatever goods
they oould lay hands
on.
Polioe on reoeiving
oomplaints from the duped
merchants made inquiries
and arrested the suspected
leader. Aoting on bis
information, police later
arrested six others of his
g»ng.
NOTICE
Applications in the
prescribed form are invited
from bonafide and resour-
ceful contractor! for being
enlisted as Class IV, Con-
tractors under this Divi-
sion. The applicants
should furnish neoessary
papers in support of their
statement as to their ex-
perience in work a«| well
m to their financial re-
sources. The application
form may be had from
the office of the under-
signed on any working
day during office hours.
A. B. Ghosal,
Exeoutive Engineer,
Investigation Division No.
II, Irrigation and Water-
ways Directorate, Govern-
ment of \Vest Bengal,
"Wall-Villa" Kurseong.
W A NT 101 >
Wanted a B.Sc. Tea-
cher «ud a B. A. lady
teacher for Mirik High
School on the following
salaries & allowances:
B. Sc—Basic. Pay R».
S6 00 D.A. Rs. 3.VU0 and
house allowances Re. 10.00
B.A. lady teaoher Basic
pay Rs. HO 00 1). A. Rs.
35.00 house allowance Rs.
0.00. Application should
be addressed to the follow-
ing address :
R. B. RAI,
Secretary, Mirik High
Sohool, P. O. Mirik,
Darjeeling.
Himalayan Times
August 28, 1960
Editor :
s. c. jain jlxaapn^ttnjs.
Vol. 14 ^o. 3, Ka\ imporvg, AvjgM^l 28, I960
OLYMPIC GAMES
The XVIIth Olympic
Games were opened cm
Thursday at - Rome in
pretence of one lac sport
loving people. ■ Altogether
eight y five nations are
participating this year.
Olympic, games are gra-
dually heooming popular
sinoa the games were
founded in the year 1896.
It is unique that all t ho
oountries are taking part
in the Olympio games
in spite of their political
and other differences.
Such a meeting is possi-
ble only during the Games.
This time there will be
greater competition among
the participating countries,
however, we hope this
meeting of the sportsmen
from all over the world
will help to a certain
extent in bringing better
understanding between the
na'ions.__
FOR SALE
For immediate sale
one Bus plying between
Kalimpong and Pedong
inoluding No. 1066. Also
Austin A 40 with" private
No 31. Please coutaot
S. Maui Pradhan, Ganesh
Villa, Kalimpong.
ALLEGED SHOP LIFTERS
ARRESTED
Darjeeling, Aug. 25
An alleged, gane of
shop-lifters who has been
operating here sinoe yes-
terday was c%ugbt by
police as they were about
to leave the town with
tfieir booty of expensive
saries, kashmiri shawls
and curio valued at over
Rs. 2,000.
It transpires these
people visited shops dis-
playing wares for the
ensuing Puja. Two well-
dressed men among them
entered the shops and
asked to be shown some
artioles. As they pretended
examining them, others
ttauding nearby stealthily
removed whatever goods
they oould lay hands
on.
Polioe on reoeiving
oomplaints from the duped
merchants made inquiries
and arrested the suspected
leader. Aoting on bis
information, police later
arrested six others of his
g»ng.
NOTICE
Applications in the
prescribed form are invited
from bonafide and resour-
ceful contractor! for being
enlisted as Class IV, Con-
tractors under this Divi-
sion. The applicants
should furnish neoessary
papers in support of their
statement as to their ex-
perience in work a«| well
m to their financial re-
sources. The application
form may be had from
the office of the under-
signed on any working
day during office hours.
A. B. Ghosal,
Exeoutive Engineer,
Investigation Division No.
II, Irrigation and Water-
ways Directorate, Govern-
ment of \Vest Bengal,
"Wall-Villa" Kurseong.
W A NT 101 >
Wanted a B.Sc. Tea-
cher «ud a B. A. lady
teacher for Mirik High
School on the following
salaries & allowances:
B. Sc—Basic. Pay R».
S6 00 D.A. Rs. 3.VU0 and
house allowances Re. 10.00
B.A. lady teaoher Basic
pay Rs. HO 00 1). A. Rs.
35.00 house allowance Rs.
0.00. Application should
be addressed to the follow-
ing address :
R. B. RAI,
Secretary, Mirik High
Sohool, P. O. Mirik,
Darjeeling.