Himalayan Times (1962)

Four

Himalayan Times February 4, 1962

Editor:
S. C. JAIN

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Vol. IS 7^.23, Kol

CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES

Co-operative Societies
are being encouraged
throughout the country
ami government lends it
full co opera i i t> to these
societies. The West Bengal
Government has a big
soheme to start Dairy &
Food farms on co-ope-
rative basis. In order to
give these soheme a fair
trial, people should have
no misunderstanding about
these oo-operative societies.

Lately it has been
reported that there has
been a oass of misappro-
priation of several thou--
sand rupees of the Motor
Drivers Co operative So-
ciety of Kalimpong. This
Society was started in
Order to help the Motor
drivers and they invested
their hard-earned money
in this sooiety. This case
of misappropriation has
become 1 talk of the
town. It ww reported
that the audit department,
who looks after the ac.
o Mints of the Sooiety has
t*ken this issue. It has
also been laarnt that
some influential persons
who are direo'ly or in-
directly oonueoted with

this sooiety are trying to
hush up the whole issue,
by exerting their undue
influenoe on the audit
department. If this is
true it is a serious matter.

In order to encourage
oo-operative societies and
in order to give lessons
to unscrupulous people,
we draw the attention of
our Sub Divisional Officer
to thjs issue, for his
timely intervention. Im-
mediate steps should be
taken and those responsi-
ble should be brought to
book.

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the suburb of Dr. Gra-
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plete with light^ furni-
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Rent Rs. Aft/- per month.
Please apply to

THE HOUSE OWNER
C/o S. M. Pradhao,
Mani Press,
Kalimpong P. 0.

MORE TIBETAN TO QUIT
DARJEELING
Darjecling, Jan. 29
Reoently the'Govern-
ment served quit the
distriot notioes on seven
other influential Tibetans
whose stay in these stra-
tegic and susoeptible bor-
der areas were deemed'
undesirable. Six had been
served with notioes in
Kalimpong and one in
Caloutta. Among them
most prominent are Mr.
Markham Thosam and
Mana Abu, both of whom
participated in the Lhasa
uprising and arrived in
India about the same time
as the Dalai Lama. Another
is Mr. Dzasa Pandatsang
the first Tibetan to act
as the Chinese trade agent
in Kalimpong.

It is understood so far
that two other nationals
belonging to the Chinese
region of Tibet have
been served with quit
notices.

St. Augustine's School

KALIMPONG.
(tel. 180)

Clastsi Re open on
26th February, 1962.

Boarders Arrive on
25th February, 1962.

The Principal.