, late r::ivs . . . Cloar skies throughout ; LISBON, Sept. 8, (Tass) 7 a m country tonight and tom- ' ! President Gomes and Fr. orrow morning including ' emier i Azevedo continue Kabul. - consultations to form new Kabul Temperature: ; cabinet. Vol. Nol. No. 140, Monday, September 8, 1975, (Sunbu la 17, 1354 S.H.) PRICE AF. 0 Maximum: 26 degrees; Minimum: 12 degrees..;
President Daoud President Daoud issues message on
Fourteen ; MlkdlM attends recital A fqhdn Press and Literacy Day KABUL, Sept. 8, (Bakht-- l telectual infrastructure and to this reality that the ma- of Holy Koran ar). Today, September 8, , the other the guiding cadre jority of our people ' are. is the Literacy and" is being given special at-- , farmers and agriculturists, I r Press Day will mar- tention byif and Prayer and be our republican the .republican state con- 1 , (Ba-khta- ked throughout the coun- regime. KABUL, Sept. 8, r). siders vocational literacy try. ,;. v - It is illiteracy, The recitation of ..' y clear that an important pillar of lite- The founder of the c, like poverty the full text of the Holy disease and is racy in Afghanistan becau- President and one of grave clashes .Lelbsiirioim Koran through the noct- Prime illnesses of se through this method far- fa Minister Daoud our developing urne Ramazan prayers Mohammad society and mers at the same time be- has ' long ' started in the mosque of issued a message on so as wide campaigns come literate as well as BEIRUT, Sept. 8, (RJeuter).-- At. the occasion which was rer for eradicating it least 14 people were killed in the Presidential Palace are not are guided in farming, re- renewed clashes on the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli yester; last night. President and ad over Radio Afghanistan adopted and the absolute sulting in increasing land ? v ' last night by Information majority of our people do ' day, ..police sources said. ' , ! " Prime Minister Mohamm--' productivity. and Culture Minister Prof. not become - ' id Daoud is attending the literate, "real As literacy and press . The clashes, which started .yesterday morning comp-- T after a Dr. Nevin. Following is the communications can not be services are complementa six-d- ay prayers. arative lull in the, old factional of message : . , With violence there, continued Also' attending the w- text the established. the und- ry irom some - points or evening- - Dear countrymen, v erstanding of this laast The number, of wounded was not immediately kn- eeklong prayers are De- reality view, undoubtedly the In- i' " ", ''; ' ' I am pleased the se- incessant own- ;,' :";r ,'vV ..:'.'; "U "' V" puty Prime Minister Dr. that efforts within the formation and Culture Mi- '' ' cond anniversary of the Lit- framework of literacy ca- trouble in Tripoli started last Tuesday when a was Mohammad Hasan Sharq,' nistry shall expand its ef- "The man eracy Day as well as the mpaign department are be some members of ;the Ce-- ; forts for popularisation of kilted in an argument over a car accident on the outskirts of out,-- ' Press Day is being marked ing charted - 4.U ..Si... ntral Committee, jnemb- -' literacy in the country th- ' ' f " j with great hope for a pros- y. similarly, campaign ag 5 f ers of the Cabinet, Pres- rough audio visual aides, The dead included a wo- ernment would call in the AFP adds: Three Leb- pective and fruitful future ainst illiteracy is in full ident of the Court'jof Ca-- public1 libraries, periodi-cal- s man and a soldier second- army to help restore order, ; anese youths thought to in the light of the republi- - swing through the opening . ssation,;and some "gener- and nonperiodicals. ed to the internal security the minister said he hoped have got lost in the Syrian can regime in the country. of more primary and sec- als of the Republican ar- It is hoped that the lite- forces. Six other security a decision on ;: the matter desert while .mapping out a . : Literacy and press, which ondary schools and enroll- 1: racy campaign my. . vyVJr ; deartments men were reported wound- would be taken tonight. major rally kil-- . ':'.' like cause and effect have ing of more children en- e route were f to as well as-th- ' . According to another press will ed. v v::.v.;? A mortar bomb fell yes- led in the course of ... secti- - unbreakable ties and one sure primary education. teport, recitation !the jointly cooperate and achie- According to first repor- terday in an army barra- if in- - With due clashes in the central forms the fundamental consideration ve more successes in popul- 2 full text of the Holy Ko ts, people were killed cks in the northern town Lebanese town of Zahle , '"' . ran through the; nocturne arisation of literacy and when armed men opened of Tripoli, where there ha- well informed sources re- - ' .. i ' information .. and cultural fire on ' Ramazan ,, prayers has a bus, travelling ve been days of factional ; ported , here last night. ,'n services in accordance with from Beirut to Tripoli, near violence, an official anno- simultaneously starred j Identified from v photos, , mi the laid policies' of re- Chekka, some 70 kilometr- ' 79 congregational mbsques the uncement here said. their bodies were , . found throughout,' Kabul city publican state; ' v es (43 miles) north of Bei- - It 'Was not knowq who among the jictims of figh- rut. : 'i last night',.'-- Similarly ;v. fired the mortar. The bomb ting in and around Zahle . recitations .' j started Pistachio Interior Minister Camille caused damage but no cas which has claimed some 50 'u in conerecational rnosau : Chamoun, speaking to re- - ualties. dead and about the same ' i. L,!.,., porters last; night, said "ser- - Two soldiers were sligh- - number injured over the picking begins and centres th- ious events are taking pla-- tly wounded on duty in the past two weeks. subdistrict roughout Afghanistan la-- -- 1 ce in ; Na-ssi- northern Lebanon" same area with the inte The three were Paul f, :' st night. ? ' , ; in Badghis and that the situation had nal security forces, the son of Lebanon's am- . ' correspondents very much deteriorated. tement added. It did not bassador to Bakhtar QALAI Nau,., Sept 8, : Switzerland, Asked whether gov- - ,; give ; report that' thousands of (Bakhtar). After of the details. . John Bassili, winner of a recital religious minded jpeople few verses from Holy Ko- number , of auto rallies in ON TIIE OCCASION NATIONAL are taking part in these OF DAYS Lebanon, and, their, friend ran the pistachio picking se- ? j .' ) OF BULGARIA AND DPRK Eli prayer gatherings, ason was announced bv Ba. Saade. , . . ; yest- ." The Afghan press dghis Governor Fakir Nabi The trip apparently ' erday carried! editorials i Alefi in, never got as far as the bor- Saturday j .Badghis on the Holy . v .. der with Syria after setting and articles province. , i month of Ramazan out from here on Aug. 30 : Thousands of people from Badghis provin- to look' for testing stretches -- and Herat Congratulatory pis-- in the next Lebanon-Syria-Jord- ces began picking., the" j which covers car rally. , tachio, an telegram sen ... area of 450,000 jeribs of Japan, China to to Brazil lands in Badchis. , KABUL,'''Sept.' 8, (Bakh MOSCOW Sept. 8, (Ta- tar). On the occasion of ss). Abdor Reza Pahlavi, reopen peace the National Day of! Brazil the prince of Iran arrived the President and i Prime in Moscow today as a gu--' treaty, talks Minister Mohammad Da est of the presidium of J has " The Late His Majesty Mohammad Nadir Chah Teodor Zhivkov Kim n Sung oud sent a congratulat , the USSR Supreme Sovi- President TOKYO, ..Sept. (Reu-ter- ). ' 8, Afghan Parliament of Bulgaria. ' of ory telegram to Brazilian Founder of the et. V :;' the Democratic People's China has accepted Republic of Korea. President Arnesto iGeizel, a Japanese proposal , to the 'Information Departm- meet to try to break a dea- - N. Y. ent of the1 Foreign jMiflis-- J talks resume today in dlock in peace treaty Cyprus try said. ' : f''1 .'.j. ! Geneva conf. : peace may , Japanese Fo- ANKARA, Sept. 8, (AFP) side, agreed on concrete The enclaves thus libera- , ' Kiichi . Miya-- y will Greeks reign Minister, . talks measures of immediate uti- ted pass to the zawa said yesterday. on the future Cyprus lity. Monday,' on Ahe other and diminish by as much resume soon, says Fahmi Miyazawa of ' ' told a group which resume today in New hand, their talks risks being the territory under Turk- 'of the ruling Liberal De- likely, to influenced by the proxim- ish control. The highway BEIRUT, Sept. 8, (AFP) the year, and for a ,new York appear' mocratic Party he planned ity of the United Nations from Nicosia to Larnaka .Contacts will begin soon Israeli withdrawal on lose this time the studious the to meet Chinese Foreign where and the highway from for resumption of the Go-- 1 Syrian Golan front, character which marked dramatic attitudes Minister ,, Chiio Kuan-Hu- a publi- - Paphos to Xeros will be peace co-- the meeting in Vienna at receive the greatest neva Middle East tian Foreign7 Minister ' when he attends the UN of July. ' city. opened to free movement before the end of mail Fahmi says in an inter-- the end . General Assembly in New Vienna However, the two Cypr by Greeks. view ro a LeDanese maga- ""The session in York later, this month. a time when iot negotiators could point These arrangements will zine, i took place at ' Americans Negotiations for a peace to real progress accomp- - contribute to normalising ' Fahmi gave the interview all media were iconcentra-- ' and friendship treaty have secu- anied during the month the situation in each of to the Lebanese weekly ting on the European virtually been suspended rity conference in Helsinki. since their last meeting. these two zones by consac-ratin- g against massive "Monday ..Morning", in . Cai- since Den-ktas- Jast June. .. Rauf h, The transfer to the nor- the principle, affir- ro Saturday, two days af- Without fanfare China insisted a clause negotiator for the th of Turks shut up for ye- med by the Turks, of two ! ter Egypt and Israel signed Mahmoud condemning hegemony by iote Tarzl Turkish Cypriot side, and ars in enclaves in southern federated territories' clear-- aid to Israel a new interim diseneaee- - Af- third countries to be wri- the Founder of modern negotia- Cyprus . completed ly separated. ' i - Glafkos Clerides, will.be :' ment agreement- for the . tten into the text, but Ja- ghan Journalism (1867 tor for the Greek Cypriot and the operation will ha- BONN, Sept. 8, (Reut-er)- pan opposed this. 1933). v ; ve been carried out with- West German Fore- 8, (AFP) The Gannett Egypt's position was th. out major incidents. ign Minister Hans Dietr- newspaper chain yesterday at the final peace settlem- : Also several hundred ich Genscher said yester- opinion poll ent would published an be worked' out present economic ; quake town Greek teachers and priests day the revealed' Ihafasu-- . in Geneva in the presence Turkish wipes out Lice that will have been sent to join crisis had to be seen aga- bstantlal majority of Ame--. of all the parties concerned ANKARA, Sept 8, (AFP). The death crashing down on the heads of Mo- the Greeks who have chos inst the background of questioned oppose including the two superpo- ricans toll in earthquake ravaged eastern slems gathered for the beginning en to remain in the Karpass increasing attempts to ex- - massive financial support wers", he said. - Turkey climbed towards the 2,000 of the ramadan religious period. peninsula in the - Turkish i tend communist inlfuence of IsraeL , Egypt would thus start relief operations ' mark, yesterday with fears that the Military and civilian sector. in Europe. The chain's Gannett ne- contacts to reconvene the final tally might reach to 3,000 were quickly mounted with hospit- ws (service ordered the conference there adjourn- once figures from outlying distric- als in Diyarbakir province and other ' Welles-ley- , poll through the ed after its opening in De- ts are known. regions treating the injured throu- OPEC members consider by Massachusetts bas- cember 1973 the year Four heavy shocks the longest lasting ghout the night corp. end. ... ed decision research 23 seconds shook the area around Soldiers provided bread and water to oil tak- At time, Fahmi s. The poll, which was the same the town of Lice shortly after mid Lice, and tents to house the horn-eles- amending price of en on Wednesday and said, "contacts for an Isra- day Saturday bringing down mos- " TRIPOLI, LIBYA, Sept ation to world Inflation. Thursday, covered a total eli withdrawal on the Syr- ques, administrative buildings, sch- Premier Suleyman Demirel was insp- y of 1,000 people. ian front will start some- 8, (Reuter). The Econo- The Committee due to ools and hundreds of houses. ., ecting the disaster zone yesterday mic Committee of the Or- hold an extraordinary According to the poll, time in October, and all They continued yesterday morn- with the Red Cresent president who until ganisation of Petroleum meeting in Vienna on Se- 64 ier cent of those 1,000 the parties concerned are ing, hampering the rescue workers was expected to decide last night Exporting Countries . (OP- ptember 16 would also people opposed congress- aware of this. who toiled through the night to cl- whether the situation merits a for- EC) Is to consider amend- study the possibility of 2,500 "President Hafez Assad ear and free victims poss- eign relief operation. ional approval of the rubble ing the price of oil for adopting a unit of account to of Syria received US Secr- ibly their ruined The ravaged areas are said to be in million dollar aid Israel still trapped in the last quarter of this for OPEC member states Is etary of State Henry Kiss-- need of blankets, tents and medi- that scheduled under homes. year, the Libyan News and the use of Special Dr. Int- inger twice during the lat-- Lice of 7,000 inhabl- - cal supplies, the Egyptian Israeli normally a town Agency (ARNA) reported awing Rights (SDR's) as agreement approved ter's recent visit to the tants, was practically destroyed Turkey is on. the universal earthquake erim j yesterday. temporary unit pend- co- area." ' with 1022 collapsed buildings and belt and Istanbul newspapers said last week by the two ing agreement on a per- added: "If Israel 1.500 yesterday that almost 62,000 persons Quoting oil ministry so- untries through negotiat- Fahmi victims. manent currency ARNA ion by Secretary of wants to avoid the resum- The Keban hydroelectric dam, Turk- had been killed by 28 earthquakes urces, the agency said the State said. Henry Kissinger. Twenty-fou- r ption of armed conflict, it ey's largest on the Euphrates, app- there over the past 50 years. move would be considered per cent approve of will have to withdraw com- eared to have withstood the shoc- Saturday's quake, which measured 6.6 in the light of recent de- Other topics would Incl- - the aid, while 12 per cent pletely from all occupied ks. on the richter scale, was the vTorst velopments (iffecting the ude inflation and the po- said they had no opinion. rab lands. The first tremor brought four mosques for; ten years, i oil Industry and their rel licy of production. I
SEPTKMBE1T8, 4975 THE KABUL TIMES
t;:2 DEVELOPMENT OF IND USTJJ&- - 1N"DPRK
When the Korean war 9.3 times in consumer the introduction of autom-tio- n headway has been made was1 over (July, 1953), the goods, J and remote control. in carrying out the three1 North Koreans went thro- North Korea built an In- As the bases , of raw ma- major tasks of the techni- ugh a .period of postwar dependent haavy industry terial have been reinforced,' cal revolution,1 the central re- targets . rehabilitation in which th: with a powerful machine- -' industry is developing of the domes- ey carried out the Three-Ye- ar building industry as its lying mainly on the to narrow considerablj the National Economic core ' and laid "bases of tic raw materials. distinction between ; Jight a, economy is. and, Plan i then, . they fulfilled dern light industry. a The nationals heavy jlaboui.Jween the Five Year Plan to lay The Democratic People's admirably managed by a agricultural and industrial the foundations for indust- Republic. of Korea is now large army of native cad- Work and to free women -, , rialization, and executed the in a position to mass-prod- res, and industry and nag-- from the heavy burden of Seven-Ye- ar Plan, a plan uce different kinds of ma- riculture are developing household chores. ' holiday!. , ... Published everyday except Friday and public for full-scal- e technologi chines, equipment and te- faster thanks to the estab- At the eighth 'plenary cal reconstruction. ' " chnical installations inc- lishment of the Taean work meeting of the, Fifth Cen-- In two years and eight luding large and precision system and the new agri-- , tral committee of the Wor- Three-Yea- months the ; , r machines needed in the cultural guidance (system, ker's Party of .North Korea ' National Economic Plan national (economy 6,000-to- n the advanced systems for in February 1974, f Presid- the stream of our IUh? some vost that is sIotIj ilintf with 300-h.- Our life is late was overfufilled; by the press, p. bulldo- . management and guidance ent Kim, II Sung set forth J year end of 1956 industry and zer, 2,500-h.p- . diesel en- in all, spheres. : ten major targets of econo- -
i agriculture had , not only gine, 50,000 kva genera- ;. Today the people are wa- , mic construction , which regained the prewar level tor, 200,000 kva transfor- ging a "speed campaign" are: 12 million tons of PARLIAMENT DAY of production but had far mer, large tractors, 100 ton thereby expediting the Ch-olli- steel, one million "tons of
t! :' exceeded ji; truckt electric; locomotive; advance without inr; nonferrous . metals,. 100 ' to scrutinise the draftnew constitution for it "J must state that in order Industrial production sh- special-purpos- e and autom- terruption in all fields of million tons of coal, 50,000 commission since eleven months, a .cpm t anistan, prepared by a smaller owed ' ' an annual increase atic machine tools, etc. and construction,' The "speed million kwh of electricity, start working this year." President Moha- - mission will be established and of as much as 19.1 percent, manufacture complete sets campaign" as a concretised, 20 million tons of cement, on ' July 17, 1975. . mmad Daoud averaged over the , entire of equipment for outfitting : intensified and. developed 5 million tons of machines
nt r subsequent period of industrialization modern factories of heavy form of the Chollima and equipment, 5 million September nine is an extremely unpor-ta- Nadir Shah, and the . of the 1957 1970; val- pu- - of date in the annals of Afghan convening one year later, from to the and light industries. which calls for tons marine products, 5 ' two houses ue of gross industrial outp- shing million . tons of chemical history. It was on this day 45 years regular sessions of the In factories the control forward work at a - ut in 1970 was 11.6 system is switching ' lightning speed achieve fertiliser, 100,000 chongbo ago that the house of representat- of the Afghan parliament. times over to to , many new emerging that in times in the use industrial televi- ! best in quanti- of reclaimed tideland and ives was returned during the early Compared with 195613.3 of results both Africa, Afghan- the of sion - shor- 10 million tons grain. days of the reign of His Majesty nations of Asia and manufacture the and radiophone and ty and quality in the of I parliamentarism means of production , (DPRK. the late King Mohammad Nadir istan's history of and the production process to test span of time. Great sources) way shows the fer- Shah. goes long it . : '. com-- of the very concept of The marking of the day this year mentation parliament in the nation's mind. ; es at the crossroad of new Afghan Assassination attempt boosts Pord's popularity republican regime, as . Durine the current? year the drafting history, The " " . - committee of the Afghan constitu- WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, He showed the same qu- eillance, along with her mething, already its founder, President and Prime , Americans Minister Mohammad Daoud has tion is to be formed. The promise (AFP). US President Ge- alities when his own life roommate Sandra Goode, are reproaching .the Centr- - making only un-- was threatened Priday, Manson , disciple, al Intelligence Agency CIA said in his latest speech delivered shows that constitution rald Ford was not in another ; ' on the second anniversary of the process in1 republican Afghanistan scathed by an assassination the opinion of many Ame- because, "they never exp- for. founding of Republican order, is has already been launched and pra-- "attempt Friday in Califor- ricans. ressed any interest in the making preparations this year to ctical steps are underway to assure nia, but also came back to Practically all Americans President or anything of Neither Congress nor the convene the first constitution draft taking of other necessary strides Washington wearing a halo felt relieved that their co- a federal nature". President himself seem ' promulgation. untry escaped tra- disposd , making commission. for its of prestige. has the Yet Miss Fromme told an to ask for strict governmeni For a nation whose tradition of Jirgah The republican form of gedy of another president- American news agency two' gun regulations, which are shows the reign of consultation and is people's government, the govert I The American people im- ial assassination'. But citiz- months, ago; "If Nixon's opposed, by the powerful parliamentarism and whose relig- -' nment whose strength lies in ded pressed with the calmness ens have now begun asking face continues to run the . , lobby. ' icated backing of - ion, Holy, Islam, fervently recomm--' and devoted the and dignity of his behaviour two questions: country against the law, Ford announced i he will , ' ends consultation and parliamenta-- masses. following the attempt, ev- - 1 How can a compan- reality wearing a new Ford . not restrict his public app- ry form of government, the regime's' The people of Afghanistan are determ- en though his life apparen- ion of the multiple murd- our' homes will be bloodier earances or stop mingling govern- -' Tate-Labian- committment on formation of the j ined to nurture their own tly was not in such great erer Charles ManSon, get than the' ca ho- with crowds either. He will ment through state - . committee is a most welcome news. the constitution danger as was thought at within' two metres (yards) uses (where Manson's sect campaign in the, new Ham- will ' " September nine or Sunbula 18 brings , which set up all details of first. of the President? She was massacred the occupants) pshire senatorial, election into national limelight! the mem- state structure, power sanctions, The pistol brandished by well known to police. Her and Mylai (the Vietnamese next week, ; and make ano- ory of thei grand assembly, which separation of powers, fundamental Lynne Fromme 26 was loa- photo and threats had been village where American ther foray. into, .California : rights and introduce in the legal . was convened during the reign of ded but not cocked. on front pages of newspa- Soldiers massacred, up to in two weeks. .a, :J:V: His Majesty the late Mohammad system the due process of law. ; Ford already showed he ; pers. ' 200 civilians) put together," could shoulder his respons- 2 Is it not time to res-- It would .be difficult for ., He, will expose,, 'himself, PRESS ibilities following the Ca- - trict criminals? federal agents to keep clo- even more frequently as AFGHAN mbodian seizure of the The secret service offic- se watch on all the unbal- the presidential election American freighter Maya- - ial responsible for protec- anced potential killers, es- draws nearer. So l JAMHOURIAT and Dovertv of their bro The afs. 258 million aid guez a crisis pregnant ting Ford in Sacramento pecially in sect-rif- e Calif- the officials charged with ' The holy month of thers and sisters, the paper to farmers, apiculturists, with unpredictable consepj-uences-. explained he had not kept ornia, without widescale, ; protecting him are going ' ; thrashing and mills , so- (fasting) during wh-- , says. run . Miss Fromme .under surv "domestic espionage" - to be very busy. ich all .Muslems of Af- , The regimentation taught on water .will surely go a the f ghanistan abstain from ea--, through religious thinking, :, long way to raise crops T ting and drinking from da- also results in better obe- production and achieve all wn to dusk was ushered in dience of laws and regula- - -- round development in all Sihanouk likely to return to Phnom Penh Sept3 Saturday. . tions which is a must for sectors of agriculture in jYpstcrday'si Jamhouriat peace and security in any Afghanistan, it says. PEKING, Sept, 8, (AFP) neocolonialism and geno- lomatic activities on the as always, stand, together i; : In- - daily in one of its two edi- -' society, it goes om: addition, during the .Prince Norodom Sihan- cide had enabled Cambod- international arena" by with Cambodian people and torials comments on the The month of Ramazan is same period, the Agricu- ouk of Cambodia Saturday ia to recognise its "true the Prince. ', firmly support thein just v mo-nt- h testing Development Bank in histori-- importance of the Holy the month of test; lture night personally confirmed s friends". He concluded. by saying: cause the new resist-lus- t given millions afgha--. - . of Ramazan in Islam, one's own ability' to has of his imminent return to He spoke of "some thirty . "The Chinese: people will,' cal period hereafter". to for improv- - the obligations of Muslems and materialism",,, it nis farmers Cambodia. . states"" who,- fr6m the out- ' Holy sa'ys.' .. ing marketing and produ- during this month, He told a banquet given set, "stretched out their 1 Fasting also teaches man ction. Agricultural cooper l ZJTJ4i0 the health benefits derived by Chinese Readers to mark fraternal hands to Camb ' ' S lit have V. from the Holy Ramazan, , to become a servant of the atives and firms also his departure for Phnom' odia". ' ,.' ho-- . worships man's community, "to benefitted large , loa- the prayers and . from Penh that he intended . to which are undertaken by "nestly and dedicatedly work ns, given on soft-term- s. remain "always in the ser- Referring to Chinese aid devoted.. Muslems during for the good ; of others", it "All these indicate that vice of our country and her Prince Sihanouk disclosed ' V i de- ' En-La- i, 'this month, the duties of . concludes. the government, with people." that Premier Chou
the. rich people in distribu- In its second , editorial, dication and sincerity, is Chinese Vice-Premi- on Chairman Mao's instruc- Far- ' ting alms to the poor, the entitled "Assistance to doing all it can 'and within Teng Hsiao-Pin- g in reply tions, told him the mom- descension of the Holy Ko- mers and Orchard Owners", its reach, to improve the said he hoped to see the ent he landed in Peking on ' paper refers to the , 259 agricultural eco- ran to Muslems during this the f. sector of Cambodian head ,of state March 19, 1970, that China governm- , month and the cleaning of t million afs. the nomy and to increase earn- continue, to work with his intended unreservedly to man's conscience during ent has given as loan to ing of farmers, who are people once he had return- - support the Khmer Rouge ,' ' farmers in the past five majority-o- people this holiest period of the the the, ed. ..r-- .'! war of resistance. ' ' 1 year. v months. of Afghanistan", concludes PrinceVSihanouk thank- 'Teng Hsiao, Ping, who pr- Abstention .from eating The more assistance , is the paper. ; ed. China for the "total and esided the banquet on be- and drinking for one mon- available to farmers and In a letter published in multiform" aid provided half of Chou En-L- said agriculturists in j coun- - th a year, is a basic pillar the the same paper Mrs. Rokh- to the Khmer Rouge for- his government wanted to try, the more fallow of Islam. "In this age of land shan draws the attention of ces in the liberation of Ca- see Prince Sihanouk and ma- will be brought under irri-- Food De ' industrialisation and , the Procurement mbodia. ' Penn Nouth "continue to- gation, agricultural yield ' chines, we are in need of partment to the need to ' He spoke in Khmer be- gether with the Cambod- cleaning our hearts and con- increased, and the .,, stand- improve services of its shop great- fore Peking-base- d 'diplom- ian people. ..to make ards of living of the' farm- in sciences. However much Khairkhana Maina, near ats and a large gathering er contributions to build ers raised, it claims. Kabul. : v , man achieves progress and of Chinese leaders includ Cambodia"'. . ter- prosperity in material ing foreigri minister Chiao- - He praised Prince Siha- - 1"'' ) ms, quest cleaning his for Kuan-Hu- a and central nouk for his "patriotic , ao. hearts and minds remains political .bureau tion" throughout five yearsi says Jamhour- - unfulfilled", -- . Yaonwen-Yua- of and'spoke1 particu- WORLD members n war ' ' ' ; PRESS THERE'S HOlAlH' TDOOV :V," iaf , ...... Chang Chun Chiao. larly of a great deal of dpi-- - and . J BEIRUT, Sept.. "By avoiding victuals and 8, (AFP) shot wounds, was the Prince Sihanouk and Ca-- Friday's abortive coup drinks,: man learns to clean dson of Imman al Hadl al mbodian government mem- sin- - attempt in Sudan was mas- - Mahdi, killed m the Mahd-termind- ed . his heart and mind of bers at present m Peking ist-le- I by Sadek El Mah- - d isle of Eba N R ful acts and thoughts and rebellion had a "cordial and OU STRANGE WORLD dissolved ' develops di, leader of the at the time of President an at the same time ly" meejting with Chinese BUENOS, AIRES, Sept. had been kidnapped. The ambush near northern opposition Umma (National) Nimeiry's a strong will to resist lust- Jaafar takeover bahq-ue- t bullet-riddle- kill- leaders before the: 8, (Reuter). Police i. Satur--i d bodies of fi- - and a passerby ful and physical wishes", Party and Its leader, Lieuten- of power in 1969, the paper it the new China News day found the bullet-riddl- - ve other party militants, ed when guerrillas hurled ant-Colonel Os-ma- says. Hussein, said. ; . Agency reported. , !, ed bodies of three morei three women and two bombs at a Buenos Aires .Simultaneously and conc- and a member of the complex. Other Cambodian leaders militant of Arge-- were on a bea- -' suburban sports ' left-win- g members i menj found family, ' . The brains urrently those who stick l Mahdi the behind the Vice-Premi- er at the banquet were . Socialist Wor-- 1 ch near ' La daily coup was ntina small Plata Friday At least 405 people have to fasting from the first Beirut As Safir Sadek el Mahdi ' Khieu Samphan, , kera. Party,! bringing toi morning. reported Saturday. -- a former Prime Minister died "in political violence day of Ramazan till , the accompany 1 ' who will Prince eight the number of Party . Four other people killed the month become Lieut Col. Osman, now in Sudan before the mill in Argentina this year. The end f his wife, Pr- ' Sihanouk and militants, murdered in the1 'Friday included a policem- political ' more aware, physically, of in a military hospital in tary came to power As Sa- death roll since incess Monique to Phnom, 24 hours. : ' ' ' last. an shot from' a passing car President' Maria Pe-ro- n problems of hunger Khartoum being treated for fir said. ' . - " Estela the , . Penh, and Premier Penn The three victims, two i in guerrilla stronghold of assumed power in July ADS. KATES Nouth accompanied by his men and a woman,, were , ! Cordoba,, ad. army lieuten- 1974 Editor-toChi- ef is now calculated at Classified: 6 Lines per column 9 point wife. found outside (the nearby., ant and a soldier shot de- - 599.. ' ShafieS. Xaful ' ; letter Afs. 20. : The Prince's return to city of La Plata where they I'ad in a Marxist, guerrilla ' Tel: 26847 f Classified: 6 Lines per column 9 point Phnom Penh, which he last Editor. letter Afs. 40. saw in March 1970,. is to fol- Nour M. Rahimi .' Display: column inch Afs. 30. low rapidly on from , the Tel: '26848 - farewell banquet he is to ON Vfc. yI SUBSCRIPTION RATES . . .J For give Monday night. It will other number first dial leariy - Afs. 1600 probably be Sept 9. Hlf yearly , Afs. 900 Prince Sihanouk , Said '. Switchboard number 26851 FOREIGN "the US aggression" . Circulation extension 59 Yearly " Dollar 60. that against Cambodians acco- Advertising: 2CCG9 Aah yearly Dollar 33 mpanied by internal acts HtlHlllftHfllftftllfllVltHIIHfllfllllietf'ltltf of pr-- PAGE 3 'THE KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 8, 1975
Historicalv geographical description of Ariana cities
In the year 1821 AD, "'During the years 1222-- BY M. 0. SIDKI of Afghanistan. The and-en- t Ghazna. During the Kbwa-raza- n cated, four days travel from scenery and the Buddha Morad'Beg of Kunduz 1223 the tuty was captured part .v history of Chazna is Shahian dynasty, Maimana, ' found in these diggings is destroyed the town and by Ogtay, son of Ghengh-i-s '' dark and cloudy. It was was the governor very rare. There was a se-
displaced . destroy-ed.-''1;''.--'- ', .', Pt- GORYDALE the inhabitants Khan and was .'.. I who . called it Foshang. called by some Gazaca. Of Ghazna. Chenghis Khan ries of temples in Haddah to Kunduz. The city-revive- Some say that Foshang olemy placed Gazaca in ' ' attacked the province from Gory dale was a town on dating from the 4th cen- " the Ab-d- ur bank pf the Khoes tury. But all reign' of Amir The exact of , the city . was by Hoshang. . the province of Atropatene the East, conquering the the east were destroy- site built ' fRahman-- (Konar), which exist-- ,' ed a and now is. . is not known as no ruinB !;, Yaqut. wrote that Fbsh--' and associated the name 'kingdom of Khwarazm and river hundred years later ' a Og-uta- cam- ' to commercial center of ,' remain. According to HOl-- i , ang was located in a, fert- with the Greek word defeating Jalaluddin. ed during Alexander's due foreign invasions, the province. tThe' land is drich, whovisited the pno ile region and the dista- The name of Gafta-za- k son of Chenghis, des- paign. According to Greek internal wars, and firt Ha-- ,and Gh- historians, was conquer- was a fertile supports many vince in 1884, and; 1885 the nce between Herat and Fo- with a slight differen- troyed the remains ; of it ddah developed cen- gardens. The original cap-- . vast ruins in .Taywara, lo- shang was lO fersang. The ce in pronounciation sou- azna, killed ' many inhabi- ed by him. Some believe ter of the sculpture of Badakhshan Fa-ra- Ganjak which me- that this city was located Gandahara. Many items un- ital was also cated on the bank of , author of THE HISTORY nds like tants and took many slaves. called Badakhshan. Today Rud tributary, whifih OF HERAT said that Pa- -. ans Measure. Huien Tsiang !Ibn Batuta visited Ghaz- in the Kabul river valley, earthed from this area, ha-- Ho-si-r- a Am- exact location, i mot ) ve baen placed Ka- Fayzabad sits on the spot the inhabitants call Ghor, sbang,! was . the first.! city called it and wro- na during the reign of but the in the of this older Badakhshan. were the remains of.. Fit in that area. Some histo- te that'Ghazna was the ir Hossain of Kurt, in the known. bul museum. Today Hadd- capital of kingdom of year 1401 AD (804 H). ah is a village in the pro- FIROZKOH ozkoh. This seems, correct rians believe, that Foshang the ' ' ' TBao-r-ki- Ghaz-- ,' GERDIZ vince (Oi Nangdrharj Najm-u- l . Firozkoh was a fortified as the location of ,Tay vr .and ;Arta Koana are the to. Nothing remained in - bu- Fai-rah- , ; region , of Gerdiz is situated in the Madaris, an important city in Ghor province ra is between Herat, ..same. , But, the majority The of Buddhism na excepting the graves ilt by' Qutbuddin Mohamm- and the upper valley believe that Arta Koana is, , camei to Ghazna in the 7th Sultan Mahmoud and his center of the province tof , religious school,' is located in ad, known as Malek Alje-ba- l of Hari Bud. This is a the citadel bf Herat. To- century, A.D., and flouri- son Masud, and the two Bactia, 2253 ft. above sea this area. Gh-- , , level, (King1 of the mountai- central location and won--: day nothing remains of shed; there. The name minarets. When the British and 120 km. from pa-sse- HALAWARD ns). The region surround- Id have been so for the Foshang except a few azna 4n the writings of Is-- , came to Ghazna. Lord i Kabul. The Jolga river , Hal award, was city ing the town was. called old Firozkoh. walls and ruins, lamic; historians, i.e. Maq-das- i, wrongly thought through the town and a in 1 . ; Warshadah,, During re- GANDARITJS GAND-HAR- ). was written as Gha-zni- n that the doors of Sultan after 90 km. pours into the the Wakhan region located the FIROZWAND ' popularised i Ghazni river. Gerdiz, with ! on the Wakhshab river. ign of Bahauddin Sam, the Firozwand was a town in . and later Mahmoud's tomb were the a According to Maqdasi, this limits of the city were ex- Kuslik province and wasua Gandantis was a town in as Ghazni.. Ghazna enjoy- doors of Somanat,, the fa- citadeK and fortress i has - , . particular be- a history of strong , resist--anc- e town was, i more . beautiful tended. Firozkoh 'was alw- secondary, city of Afghan- the province of Khulm whi-- ed no fame mous Hindu temple in i Gho-uri- Mahm-ou- d foreign, invad- Helbook, the capital of ays the capital of the d , ch was captured by Alex-- . fore the Ghaznavid: period. India which Sultan against that istan. Perhaps Firozwand ' The is Alptagin captured the to- had captured during ers. the province. dynasty. During the was the same as Firoi-kan-d ander. exact location ' wn from an: unknown ruler During the Arab camp- - HaaraWi Imam time of Moizuddin Moh- which Istarik said unknown. his reign. Therefore in 1842 ' ru- ' This, town is one of the ammad bin Sam, the was located named Lawik, but follow- Allenbrough took the doors aign against Kabul, the between Bust CANJARUSTAQ ' -, ing Alptagin's death, La- - back to India. But today lers of Kabul known as prosperous towns in Takha- kingdom..ot Ghor. became . and Zamin.Dawr. The ex-- - The location of this site Ger-- , 9 to ? wik's son recaptured the .Kabul Shahan fled. to. ristan, situated miles powerful and important, act site is not known.' .' it is certain that the doors was somewhere near Mar (the south, of l the Amu Dar- and Firozkoh prospered. '..'town.;, In. the year 976 AD are not the doors of Soma-- ' diz and owing to the strong FOSHANG " Rud. Yaqut himself came ya in a, vast plain. It is bel- The citadel and palaces (366 H) Sobuktagin, father nat as there is no evidence fortification ofi the oity we- Foshang was located to this town and called ieved ,that It was one of it of Mahmoud, took control Hindi - re able to resist the Arab of the city were said to be Ghori-an- , of art on them. The between Herat and Babn. ' Babna or of the city and established famous of .attack The local popul- the Alexandrias, 'founded very beautiful glori- ' tale the sandal- and and is known today , as GERYAB 330 . BC. the site as the capital x of wood among peo- ation believes that ' Zamer around . ous. The Arab. conqueVors endajan. According door the to Geryab was a town During . the Islamic period, in the the Ghaznavid dynasty. ple comes from., this period. , was the founder? of;? the, to- were not successful ca- Aarh-ung...Th- in historians, this town was Panshir ' the town . was called is located two miles :became very fam- co- Gerdiz, this, - ' Ghazni Ghazna was always a wn., in an earlier pturing region. It re- older than Herat itself, from Undarab. ' name was maint-- ous particularly during the mmercial center, Istakhri ; time, was an (important t i mained independent. Only ; Khwapdshah the historian ' , ained .until the time, of Sul- - reign of Sultan Mahmoud. wrote that there was no center of Buddhism. Ger-- Sultan Mahmud of Ghaz- wrote that Foshang form- GHAZNA ' (GHAZNIN, tan Hosin Mirza, .the empe- Th .city was. . not only oity equalling JIGhazna in dizi, the famous historian, no muyucu uie uina una erly was called Pashang GHAZNI). ror of Herat. .The Sultan, ' known- - pala- was from city. for many years for beautiful , this area. It was full of this later Fir- because Pashang, son of Ghazni, located at 7280 after building the shrine of ozkoh ces, universities and mos- goods and travellers. Today, The citadel of Gerdiz was was a province of Afrasiab, had built the ft. above sea level, is an Ali in Mazar,, built another ques, but ,also for being the however, Ghazna re- built on the top of, a mo the flhaznauiH lrinirrlnm town and it was the Arabs important shrine here, in- the 15th ce- historical town important cultural center mains as but a secondary und with ditches surroun- ntury. Given this fact, a be- of the country.. The Dari town in Afghanistan. ding it. The ditches yet lief arosd among the peop- language - became' highly remain, Gerdiz, being .the le that the shrine belonged AFGHAN evolved capital of province, is developed and CHORIAN , the PROVINCIAL PRESS to Hazrati Imam Huse-in- , ' during the Ghaznavid rei- The ruins of Ghorian are developing day by day. ' B AID AR BY A STAFF - 8on of AH. Since ; then, WRITER- the country. gn; Great poets such miles west, HADDAH Expansion .as located about 24 the town has been called of textiles During .the two ye- fcer- past Unsuri, Farokhi, and - , of Herat city, the city in an Haddah is situated about , . Imam. Today,, th- production" is the title ' Hazrati textile production we will ars government ,' the also dausi, famous scientists, earlier time had walls and 8 km. south of Jalalabad ere are. many of an editorial published be in a position of provide to ancient ruins tried prevent smuggl- , which, dest- was like Alburni and , other a citadel were and one of the impor- in the plain in tne latest issue of dai- and save a considerable of Archi, south ing of medicines. guided by the patronage royed during foreign cam- tant towns of Afghanistan., of the town. ly Baidar of Mazar-e-Sha-rif- -' of amount foreign exchan- In addition' the Ministry of the king; worked out of paigns. The wall and a Both .Haddah, called Hilo, ; " HELBOOK . ,,. u ": ge now being wasted in of Public Health has ope- this court. is said ditch surrounding the cita-- . and the city ofiNagara. we-- It . that During the middle ages, The paper points out importing foreign materi- a hos- - ' ned number of new 400 poets resided at the .del, . however still remain. re located in the valley of that growth of Helbook was the capital, of the textiles als, concludes the paper. pitals and medical instit- court of Mahmoud. Shana-ma- , Nagarhar. Haddah was a ' ' Wakhan province. Islamic industries in the country FARIAB: pro-- . - ' utions in Kabul and the' famous epic writ- , ,'.,CIZAH great center of Buddhism k historians called prov- is an objective of the re- daily an :: this , The Fariab in Evinces,''''; ;'..' dedi- - , , . Sees- - before Islamisation. ten by Ferdawsi, .was in the province of The ince Khatlan, Khatalan, publican state. To fulfill editorial discusses the im- . v In connection with cated to, this great king. : tao was the old town , of word Haddah means skull it, useful measures have or khotaL portance of public health govern-- , ; Howqal. was believed the Alauddin Ghori,' of the Gizah (Jiza). Ibn It that the Probably the city was loca- been undertaken by the services in the country. decid-e- d skull ment most recently Ghor dynasty attacked wrote that the town posse- of the Buddha was in ted near the lake Kolaba. government. post-gradua- : Maintaining of good to open land and many a shrine ' Ghazni, destroyed, it, . and ssed fertile there. Maqdasi mentioned that With the development health in a society results di- Today - Recent courses in surgery and burned it to the ground in hamlets. Gizah is excavations in the city was on the Akhsha-w- a of textile production we soci- into development of ploma courses in anaesth- 114 AD (544 HJ .What re- a village. the area have produced river, which : watered the will be in position to al and economic v fields', esia, the graduates of whiv mains today of this period GHORZIWAN many historical artifacts. the town, - and had a great meet the needs of our pe- for-healt- people in a ch will be in the position, are. two minarets in old Ghorziwan was a city lo The juxtaposition,.Qf., ocean mosque. - ople and, avoid their imp- society will be in the po to serve with better kno-- ,. ort, says (the paper sition to serve better their wledge. , CHAH-A- B Standardisation of local country. DAIWA: VALLEY IN TA KHAR posi- textiles 'products is a i govern- The republican Editorially commenting BY Chah-ab- . a district in OUR REPORTER sion;the tive step taken by the ment has always tried to over the, economic impor- - bride's family is located has to feed close government during the progra- dai--l- y Takhar province, relatives undertake useful tance of forestry 'the of ing bride to gro- - to improve between jYangi-Kal- a land make use dry farms the the who accompany the bride past two years mmes to provide better Daiwa writes that exis-tan- ce Chah-a- b , cultivation. ,wat- - ' Om's 'house he ' Rnstnn for Rain relatives for . bath. quality of textiles in the - districts. the the medical facilities for of forestry is highV . in- is. a good source of ir- of bothi the parties set fire ' valley has nearly 20,000 '.er The youth ; in Chah-a- b various factories. citizens. Creation , of Af- ly important, in economiQ v in the dry farms in several places on the habitants, , rigation, r pass their free time play- ' over ghan Health Program is development. is consid- - , The recent report It :' ;;; - Near, the- ,i ..... there. way; the bouse, ing several games like one such measures ad- . the production of textiles of eted as an important sour- Besides agricultural act- re will be a large fire ar- government Though the area is sur- Buzkashi, and wrestling. reveal that opted by the ces of , income. in all factories national hells, ivities, the people in Char ound which the bride mon- recently. In accordance rounded with small Alidad is the name of during the first four Hence, utmost attention are engaged in indust- with all 'her compa- hea- its inhabitants have turn- ab a local game in the area. ths of the current Afghan with this program th is needed' to protect and work too. Existence nion!, for some times. .At Chah-a- b a fertile rial ' to play it, the rai- are duty-bou- nd co ed into players are year the textile mills lth institutions improve forestry in the some industries in. Chah-- this moment music-begin- s " ' area, where all sorts of of divided into two groups; throughout to look into the untry. ' v'- :- sed production are ab is highly important and a number of relatives each health1 people through- for- fruits, and vegetables tries to catch country. Expansion of of In order to protect well-wishe- rs the 'growing. The favourable for the people. and dance the membexsxf ...the, oppo- some textile mills is an- out the country and see ests it is necessary to and sing. climatic conditions have ,' People in Chah-a- b also site group. Once a person other useful measure ad- that public health, is main- rnake use of technical ' given a scenic beauty to engage in animal husban- is'caugnt by the rliral by government tained,' in all walks of Af- methods. opted the the area. The beau- dry, for the green areas Another interesting: poH ,ffroun thp momW n hi. towards development of ghanistan. ; ; . ,t v Fortunately the revolu- nt in performing marriage - tiful valleys of Chah-a- b of .Chah-a- b provides facil- ffr0UD,,trv to opt h,m Preventive- and curative tionary government in Af- Chah-a- b local textiles. attract tourists who ities for cattle breeding. in is that before back. In this way the The expahsion project medicines have improved ghanistan, has paid, atten- , the ceremony begins, the sit it. The extreme climate Every year a large numb-- game continues for sever- -' Mill is i during the last two year tion towards development groom-invit- e ofiBalkh Textile ' relatives' of the - also; the fer- ,er of sheep is exported al hours, , - t, is a factor for umrths nothinfl.; This proj- .and more facilities ), are sof forest in the country. . the famous barber of Chah-ab- Also a suf- , Medicional - train-- ! ' -' tility of the area. from herbs abound completed be- . provided for better, T.The establishment of se- .off ct wilV be ap- of the locality .to shave i Chah-ab- . - , , variety of grapes, ficient quantity wool in There is a pe- -' of the year ing of doctors and other- j'perate enterprises , under A groom. fore .the end be--' the head of the - ricots, apples, charries and karakul pelts are cular .way for. . the treat- production. Wi- medical personnel . conv- the title Aiehan .While ii and' begin and mulberries ing ' collected, there every the rlctual perf of this ening of conferences, sem- Timber Enterprize by the plums "V4i vi ivrcii t'uok vi nil completion b. ormed, relatives T:thsowf th the .grow in .Chah-A- Melon is year. In this way Chah-a- fire Jb et in three differe- Textile inars, and training courses republican regime is , a over-hi- project the Balkh ava- sweet and money another fruit which is makes fair contribution ' nt places, and then the, ill piu-ducti- are best examples for trai- good decision which will ' Mill will increase its there. Most people UowardsH economiQ develo , person jumps over the fire to 20,000,000 met- ning medical personnel, it certainly help improve- ilable Chah-a- b engaged ; pment of the .country. Dar ,i Irttie,'am(WAy- - the Tflameii They will says. ment of forests in the co- in are believe fever res annually, which pub-- , r agricultural activities. ri is. widely , spoken . in relatives take her to. a, , perishes thiahway-.r-- lo-'c- ,of generic untry; have for- in cover large portion of , Introduction We vast The farmers in Chah-a- b ,Chah 4b- - nc Dain in a special cere- ' medicine is another step est area which withi pro-p-ai It is also a traditional needs. grow ' barely, ceremonies mony and ) wheat, mai , Marriage give her a. bath. towards , develop- attention can become belief that a sick person It is hoped that with the taken - ze, cotton etc. They , also are interesting. While tak-- On this particular occa- 'rapid rate of growth in ment of health services in a good source of earning. should be taken to an old grave for' bath after Whi- t ch he will get alright.
- "They also treat a patient 11 TENDER NOTICE in .another manner. A pi- - NOTICE i 1 J. ece of doth over a rod is TENDER - 11 rolled. It is then thresh- c a - , FRUIT COMPANY 3 red mill oil and burnt It MINES AND DTD USTRIES t MINISTRY OF i i OFFER HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM ELLIOTT MANUFAJ "is then brought close to LIAISON DEPARTMENT OF BALKII TEXTILE If CTURING CO. USA FOR SOME SPARE PARTS FOR RAISIN the head of the patient CLEANING FACTORY OF D'AFGHAN "FRUIT SAMOON CO- - - RECEIVED FROM MAC AND CO. GER-- f ' ' People, of Chah-a- b are OFFER HAS BEEN t MPANY. KNITTING , MACHINES fond of poetry. There are MANY FOR 800 LASHING STICKS OF j --FIRMS, BUSINESSMEN, LOCAL AND FOREIGN AGENCIES KABUL. illetrate poets, in, the area. AT DM 8358 UPTO If WHO CAN PROVIDE AT LOWER PRICE SHOULD COME TO Abdullah Arif, Mohamm- AGENCIES .WHO CAN SELL CIEA--! LOCAL AND FOREIGN j THE COMPANY'S OFFICE AT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE ON SE--; ad Ghazi Salak, Yousouf ON SEPTEMBER 15 iWIHCU IS THEH PElt SHOULD COME PTEMBER 14 AT 9 AM. USTS OFTHE SPARE PARTS, PRICES Mahjour, Abdul . CJadir BLOCK 11 NADIR SIIAII MA- - Alinl Abd- LAST DATE OF BIDDING AT AND ALL OTHER .SPECIFICATIONS CAN, BE SEEN IN THE; Ainuddin and t ul Kayoum are among fa- i (234) 1 OFFICE.' mous literate poets of lv. 1 , (233) 5--3! 33 i . mMWWWtMMMMMHHMMMiMMMIMHH Chah-ab- y
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Egyptian 'Qaris Lisbon govt. yforced to stop work Civil war-tor- n LISBON, Sept. 8,' (Reut-er- ), General "Goncalves and his ' dictatorship arrive here Portuguese outgoing administration to stay in , The Tancos meeting also Angola faces KABUL, Sept. 8, (Bakht-ar- ). government was forced to office until his successor, purged three of the nine Taah al Salimeen and abandon its caretaker role Admiral Jose Pinheiro de officers who Abdullah, Azevedo,, Gene-- , health crisis k two Egyptian this weekend in the face had formed a new led the challenge to ; Qaris, ? , LUANDA,' Sept. 8, arrived in Kabul of continuing pressure jronw government, f i J i J ij ral Goncalves from the co-- (AFP) f I " ,; . war-tor- n Monday under the cultural the' opponents of the pro-- But Socialist Party -- See-' uncil. Civil Angola cooperation programme be- communist former Prime retary-Gener- Mari Soares But there was little dou- yesterday faced a health tween Af-- - crisis which, with only ab the Republic of Minister, General1 Vasco , protested that the , Gene- bt that the downfall of ' our ghanistan and Arab Repu- Goncalves. The cabinet 'ral'4 political demise made General Goncalves had de- doctors left to IRAN AIR. - ' FLY blic of Egypt. . handed in its resignation it unfitting for him to con-- alt a crushing blow to the care for some six million election-winnin- g people, is worsening every The two Qaris are sche- last Friday.' The tmue even this , caretaker communist party and its day. Boeing 727 IR 821 duled to recite Holy Koran Socialist and centre- role, or for his ministers to, strong faction within the ab- The United Nations rep- during the Holy Month of -left Popular Democr- represent the country armed forces by. removing & Balka-zar- Every Monday Thursday '. . , road. ; .'.' resentative here, M. Ramazan in various cong-- ' atic (PPD) parties compla- ; its most dominant leader .. told AFP yesterday regational mosques in the ined to President Francis- from the political scene. Kabul-Tehra- n that "the problem hea- At 0845 AM city in accordance with a co Da Costa Gomes, infor- General Goncalves was The Prime Minister-d- e of lth is programme set by the High med sources said. ousted irom tne , premier- - signate, Admiral De Azeve- - undoubtedly the most WITH IMMEDIATE CONNECTION TO EUROPE serious", ' Auqaf Department. The President had asked ship 10 days ago, and then do, meanwhile continued the country now MONDAY " ' ' massive his faces. IR 751 opposition from efforts to revive- - the. With the vast territory, Tehran Dep 1234 the army, navy, air, force old coalition of military,, so-la- st about two Oil production in M.E "Friday - and a half times Athens Arr 1430 forced ,him ; to ;( cialists, PPD and commu- turn 'Hnun tho nnct. tf hlaf ' nicfc ' the size of France, drawn Athens Dep 1515 up into "ofsta?-i- occupied zones with Paris Arr 1725 falls 14 p.c. in 6 months f front-line- s ; criss-crossi- AT'i, y faed ''WiotfWthat the THURSDAY lide is .,. the battle-ma- p and most ' f i vuuipcuoauoH, now Ktrnnplv . 8, (AFP) million. . runn n2 J Jn BEIRUT, r Sept. .1.1 ' 11 J "O-- " of the Portuguese doctors . IR ' - ine tnday meeting, at their, favour,: have 725 , IR 755 . Oil production in the Production in the bigg- told the having fled from the fight- the Tancos military i '. including est oil producer, Saudi Ar-- ,base president they will join Tehran Dep 1234 Tehran Dep 115 Middle East Iran ing, Angola's sick and wo- ' completed his political an- - only Zurich Arr 1515 Abadan 124 fell by 14 per cent in the bia, fell from 8.06 million if they receive guar- unded in a Arr ; nihilation by purging him are critically v antees that the governm-- Zurich Dep 1600 Ahadan Dep 133 first half of this year com- barrels a 'day during the i serious situation.-- 1 from the armed forces mo- " pared with the same per- first six months of ' 1974 ent's .composition and pro- Frankfurt Arr 1705 Athens Arr 154 ( In Benguela, for' exam- vement's, top policyvmaki-in- g iod in 1974, according Ato to 6.5 million during the gramme will take ,; into Athens Dep 16! body, ao ple,, about 1,000 Kms sou- the council of the count 65 per London Arr 196 the Lebanese weekly "Mid- same period this year. the cent ma-- th of the capital on the revolution. , FOR FURTHER INFORMATION dle East Economic Surv- . In Iran, corresponding i jority they won in the Ap-r- il PLEASE CO! A statement issued western seaboard, a gene- VTACT YOUR .,v... . elections. TRAVEL AGENT OR IRAN Am ey."'.:. figures were '6.16 million ral practitioner has found general Goncalves' office ALES OFFICE TEL: 25071 , 300-- 227 million. v They OR 25072. and 5.43 . both want memb- himself 'yesterday said, the govern- ir solitary control Tne largest falls in Iraq was an exception ers of the group ultra-mode- the to of nine of an rn hosp- area among ment was unable to conti leading' were countries the trend with an increase moderates to be italbut with about 500 i ciaL g, .Because we.,;-- along a 27 of . given posts in the Gulf, with 14 per cent, from 1.85 the new patients in his care. J; Tancos , meeting had ; fun-- binet , , percent drop in Kuwait (the million barrels a day in the U Here in the capital J damentally changed c not a Kuwait Oil Company), 19 , the po-- The first half of 1974 to 2.11 socialists are also single, dentist remains and iiiHiiiiiiiiiniiiii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, per cent in Saudi Arabia million in the same period . wnicn demanrfinir .lni- - for a ,.,,,; enabled it to be what medical staff are left i and Abu Dhabi, and 12 per '...this t formed in legislative. Assembly year.';! the first place. and in the city are. totally in- cent in Iran and Qatar. iii Production in ''Dubai : . town halls within a ' was short sufficient. ,., ,' ,) " " But the record was in the capital of.' Abu Dhab- . it the fifth provisio- Period, as well as i- nal government assuran- i United Nations and l Red i ; since last the north African Country one ' of the seven United ce that communists will Cross year's military coup efforts ; have been of Libya, Where production j Arqb Emirates also incr- be ousted from the - threw the old state stepped up to try to deal, went down by 41 per cent by apparatus. "; ; eased eight per cent, with the alarming medical over the period, from 1.8 - and in Oman by five per situation. '. r n.'V million barrels a day' to , cent-- . i ,.:r---- ' r accord ignores - MANILA, Sept. 8, (A- -' ii. ;'..FP:- -i The, Philippines is: i A Palestinian - manufacturing ba-- - : i OUR CHEF INVITES cause- Arafat its own , llistic missiles on. a exp-- f , WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, he replied:"''. erimentfll basis as part of , THE HAPPY (Reuter). Palestine r FAMILIES ' . AND FRIENDS Liber i am not against ation Organisation , any (PLO) contact with anv ugi amme n a leader1 Yasser rminfTtr ii rresiaent Arafat said iri Marcos We have big stock of - , the world. revealed old ,new carpets and an- I FOR A DELICIOUS in an Unfortunately," interview broadcast today, .,,,. tiqueties for sale at reason able prices. - ? are , many policies, .:. f Those latere- yesterday that the ;;new 'e The sted may contact us.To try particularly that of go- president was , on the best serving faculties, i American-negotiate- d the . pea We help our 2 ITALIAN BUFFET vernment of the hand to watch the success- clients In clearing customs formalities ce agreement between f Eg United and provide ful firing of missiles ma- packing service. , . oiaies,, mat ignores the I ypt ana israer disregards papSt.'n;9n de in the Philippines at a Nawroz Carpet and Handicraft Export Co; Ltd. I ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12TII ' i people "U!e': Kabul-Afghani- the of Palestine ly as coast aln I Shaf Naw Opposite Mosque stan, it is the central cause village near Lao-- i FROM 12 NOON TO 2:30 PJV1. "They are neglecting co ag ci:yi. Cable , (NAWROZ) Tel: 31051 32035. , -,. ; issue in the Middle East." 370 kilometres nor-- mpletely the Palsetine cau -.- "i 103-- ; dt , thwest of Manila. I ,'..I' 1.1 72 FOR AFS. 250 PER PERSON se, the Palestinian problem,: a wn v ' ? " CHILDREN UNDER SIX ARE FREE the Palestinian ''refugees the prospects of a and the Palestinian 'peo new Middle 'East war, ' he J ple"; he said on the CBS said that if one came it wo-- 1 RESERVATION TEL. 31851 , programme "face the- - na uld be because of the huge ' : EXT. 204 ' ' ' '' - - tion", v supplies ot us arms toi NOTICE Israel. Asked if "No peace can be settled that meant he felt ' The ,,.,OW'V HOTEL by ignoring the Palestin the resumption of, national and international telex service will soon be off-- hostilities would come from INTERrCONTlNENTAl ians , he added., - Israel and not the Arabs, ; cieu iu .uie puDuc. un request detailed Asked if he thought pea- ' information about this me replied? "I'm sufe of i m ce could be achieved by t." i- -i an Israeli witrdrawal to its! new. service" can be obtained from the Telephone and Tel-- 1967 and estab--8 borders the " Asked if the PLO would J . egrapn Dept. of ! of a Palestinian ..do everything in its power' the Ministry of Communications-- " Applicat state on the West Bank and JW?0?W i to frustrate the lmplemen-- J . in Gaza, he replied, "I hope , ion to' subscriber NOTICE tation of the new agreem telex service should also be directed - ' to -- Forank an American, national wants ..'; to' so." , ,. . ent, Arafat said that would! ' However, he added that ' ' V , be up to all the Arab coun the same office. 3- ; sell his Volkswagen car No. 3651, (237) -1 ' such a peace would only tries as a whole to decide. No.- -.'i engine 471969 to Eng. Hussan last for a certain period ;.V -i w son of Naiaf Ali resident of Nad unless Israel stopped its - ir Shah Maina'. ' current policies of ' ' ' Individuals and offices who have , any should to Asked if the PLO too wo- dealings with the car report the uld negotiate with 'the US Kabul Traffic within three days. (238)2- -1 in search of a Mid- TENDER broder 5 NOTICE dle East peace agreement,
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' RASOUL TRADING COMPANY IS COMMERCE MINISTRY RE ADY TO PROVIDE 50 TO 200,000 GUNNY BAGS! . ';l 45 X 11-- 11 AT AFS. 22 PER VAR (LENGTH V UNIT) ACCORDING TO Tlffi SAMPLE.: BIDDERS TIMBER ENTERPRISE DEPARTMENT WIIO WISH FOR CONTRACTSIIOULD COME ON SEPTEMBER 10 AT- - 10 A M, IN SIIAR--I- NAU KABUL BRAN CII. SECURITIES WILL BE OBTAINED. i HAS RECEIVED AN OFFER FROM QAYUMI LIMITED FOR - , (230)3- -3 i ONE VOLGA CAR MODEL '73 AT AFS. 425,000- i , n .rr..,1.n,,,,,,,,,.,,r.,,.;,,l.,,! WMWM. ,ili.l(. mmmm n.it'itiiliiuitiii liifijiiiiiiiittiliiiititi mm' INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS WHO CAN SELL THE CAR ' AT LOWER PRICE SHOULD COME TO THE OFFICE OPPOSITE TO THE LAPIDAYRY DEPARTMENT. ON SEPTEMBER 14 ;' V ' ' ' - (231)33 TENDER NOTICE v ? w. ': tt ; PUBLIC WORKS MINISTRY . ROAD MAINTAINANCEf ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT V mmc ft- -.' v , Needs the following tyres and tubes 'and jack:. . it', J V 1 , ' 1 ) tyre and 41 ply 90020 25 PTTRT .TP wnKTTR MTNTSTRV i s v tube Japanese pieces. , : ' ' DEPARTMENT V ?'.' 2 tyre and tube 70015 Russiah '.t i 1 pieces. : ; v.., t;, , , SECRETARIAT r Vi T i2 'j - and tube 70015 or.70015 thi.! Russian or,Japnese 2 pieces. V ' nfmnt-.i- l C TJ A ( n- I Mnn4 4,.m (knnrnnJ nil Mn i xu - , and tube 70015 Japanese V iiccua iwu iiiuuoaiiu gauviia uiniuuu ju jl ally v. ' .Ttyre , Toyotta jeep 2 pieces. Uinei uii Willi int; same qudiny. 5-- tyre and tube 8 ply 70015 Toyota 1 jeep including ribbon 4 pieces. ;; ' ; . ' , i Individuals and local and foreign firms who can supply the 6 One set of Toyota jeep-jack.';,- i .;n.. v-.i- above should submit their applications and be present on Septem- - '. V 3 Individuals and local and foreign firmswho can provide the'above should ber id which is the last date of bidding at Block 3 Nadir ShahjSj j'their applications and be present on September 17 which is the last date of bidding along'? ' ; f ' Maina along with afs. 40,,000 assecurity. Licences will be checked., , !with afs. 20,000 as security. Licences will ' ' 4t ' bechecked. V "-- . . - - . (236)3 lSg , . (235)3--lV
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