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Four
Himalayan Timss
October 21, 1952
Editor: ;___ '*>r&£fQ^\r~.
S. C. JAIN S
Uol. I'6 ]No. 10, Kalimpong, CicicW 21, i?c2
CHINESE THREAT
The Chinese hare
eiosied to tb» south of
MeMahon Line and have
violated Indian territory.
It it well known tbat
despite sustained and
systematic Chinese pro-
vocation and encroach-
ment in Ladakh area,
India was willing to hold
preliminary talkB to re-
duce tensions and to
oreate an appropriate cli-
mate for negotiations over
this boundary dispute.
But the Chinese Govt,
wrecked all chances of
talks by committing freth
aggressions into SEFA &
Ladakh and by persisting
in the intrusion which hag
already precipitated the
biggest clash so far bet-
ween the armies of the
two countries. The Chi-
nese have launched large-
soale attack both id NEKA
& Ladakh areas.
We endorse President
Radhakrish nan's appeal to
the nation to stand uni-
ted iu the face of growing
Chinese menace. W* ap-
peal to the people of the
birder area to remain
vigilant and strengthen
the hands of Sri Mehru
in this hour of National
emergency. Our brave
Jawans guarding the bor-
der should also be com-
plimented for splended
work they are doing to
protect the integrity of
oar motherland.
HOMAGE TO I. A DAK H
VICTIMS
Kalimpong, Oct. 21
In an solemn cere-
mony held here this morn-
ing at the Triangular Park
the local police paid ho-
mage tn the Indian Ja-
wans killed ia Ladakh in
1959 while defending our
border
Speaking on the ocea.
eioD the Circle Inspector
of P ilie > recalled the
hemic deed* of the Jawens
and ••zuressed B3'mpathies
to the families of those
killed, litrlier the police
fore- r> verged arms and
so'inderi the last post.
KALIMPONG NEWS
IN BRIEF
An inter school sports
will be held at the Mela
ground on 3rd November.
Preparation are goiug
abend to make this event
& succesi.
DISTRICT INTER SCHOOLS
ATHLETICS
Kalimpong, Oct. 20
The District Inter
Schools sports of English
Schools was held at Dr.
Graham's Homes ground
today.
Results.
A Division Bors
100 Metres'
1. S' Mukherjee (Victoria)
2. B. Sen (St. Josephs).
200 Metres
1, S. Mukberji ^Victoria)
2. R. 6en ( St. Josephs).
400 Metres
1. I. Khunden (St. Pauls)
2. B. Prasad
1500 Metres
1. Thuten Kesang, (Homes'/
2. Biswanath vMl. Hermon)
i i 200 Reley
let St. Josephs.
finis A. Division
100 Meters
1. E. Coello (Loreto)
200 Meters
1. E. Coello (Loreto)
Father Stanford pre-
sided and distributed the
prizes.
SCOUTING CAMP AT
KALIMPONG
KalimpoDg, Oct. 20
The West Bengal Bharat
Scuuts and Guides ohadi
organise a camp at Ka-
limpong between October
22 and October 33. Mist
M Simmons from U. K,
will train the scouts
and guides working among
handicapped children.
Himalayan Timss
October 21, 1952
Editor: ;___ '*>r&£fQ^\r~.
S. C. JAIN S
Uol. I'6 ]No. 10, Kalimpong, CicicW 21, i?c2
CHINESE THREAT
The Chinese hare
eiosied to tb» south of
MeMahon Line and have
violated Indian territory.
It it well known tbat
despite sustained and
systematic Chinese pro-
vocation and encroach-
ment in Ladakh area,
India was willing to hold
preliminary talkB to re-
duce tensions and to
oreate an appropriate cli-
mate for negotiations over
this boundary dispute.
But the Chinese Govt,
wrecked all chances of
talks by committing freth
aggressions into SEFA &
Ladakh and by persisting
in the intrusion which hag
already precipitated the
biggest clash so far bet-
ween the armies of the
two countries. The Chi-
nese have launched large-
soale attack both id NEKA
& Ladakh areas.
We endorse President
Radhakrish nan's appeal to
the nation to stand uni-
ted iu the face of growing
Chinese menace. W* ap-
peal to the people of the
birder area to remain
vigilant and strengthen
the hands of Sri Mehru
in this hour of National
emergency. Our brave
Jawans guarding the bor-
der should also be com-
plimented for splended
work they are doing to
protect the integrity of
oar motherland.
HOMAGE TO I. A DAK H
VICTIMS
Kalimpong, Oct. 21
In an solemn cere-
mony held here this morn-
ing at the Triangular Park
the local police paid ho-
mage tn the Indian Ja-
wans killed ia Ladakh in
1959 while defending our
border
Speaking on the ocea.
eioD the Circle Inspector
of P ilie > recalled the
hemic deed* of the Jawens
and ••zuressed B3'mpathies
to the families of those
killed, litrlier the police
fore- r> verged arms and
so'inderi the last post.
KALIMPONG NEWS
IN BRIEF
An inter school sports
will be held at the Mela
ground on 3rd November.
Preparation are goiug
abend to make this event
& succesi.
DISTRICT INTER SCHOOLS
ATHLETICS
Kalimpong, Oct. 20
The District Inter
Schools sports of English
Schools was held at Dr.
Graham's Homes ground
today.
Results.
A Division Bors
100 Metres'
1. S' Mukherjee (Victoria)
2. B. Sen (St. Josephs).
200 Metres
1, S. Mukberji ^Victoria)
2. R. 6en ( St. Josephs).
400 Metres
1. I. Khunden (St. Pauls)
2. B. Prasad
1500 Metres
1. Thuten Kesang, (Homes'/
2. Biswanath vMl. Hermon)
i i 200 Reley
let St. Josephs.
finis A. Division
100 Meters
1. E. Coello (Loreto)
200 Meters
1. E. Coello (Loreto)
Father Stanford pre-
sided and distributed the
prizes.
SCOUTING CAMP AT
KALIMPONG
KalimpoDg, Oct. 20
The West Bengal Bharat
Scuuts and Guides ohadi
organise a camp at Ka-
limpong between October
22 and October 33. Mist
M Simmons from U. K,
will train the scouts
and guides working among
handicapped children.