THE VOATHCl ICACUL TIA103 YESTERDAY Max. 28?C. Minimum 8CC. NEWS STALLS Son sets today at 4 pjn. Share-e-na- Khyber Restaurant 5-- L Suiv rises tomorrow at am. TIME Near Shahi Pul; Sine Mosque Tomorrow's outlook. International Club; Pamir Cine- Clear am 1 ma; Afghan Airlines. Near Ariana Forecast by Air Authority VOL. II, NO. 164 KABUL, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 (SOMBCLXEH 25. 1342 S.H.) PRICE AL 1 TH El R MAJ ESTI ES LEAVE Military Academy Human Rights Violation THE USA Marks Red X In S. Vietnam Demands KENNEDY'S FAREWELL MESSAGE Immediate UN Attention TO HIS MAJESTY Centenary NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER, 17, (DPA). COURTEEN nations yesterday stated their belief that "viola-tio- n WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Sept 17. KABUL, Segpt. 17. The Afghan of human rights in South Vietnam" has created a DRESIDENT John F. Kennedy has sent following message Red Crescent Society held a the rousing "world-wid- e demands to His Majesty King Mohammad Zahlr of Afghanistan, who function yesterday afternoon at situation concern" which the the Salon of Militay Academy to immediate attention of ILN. member states. ) departed the United States last night after a state visit to this have already ask- country Majesty mark the centenary of Interna- These nations with Her Queen Homaira: Cross. ed that the situation be discussed Majesty: Helicopters then flew the party tional Red The function Belgrade -- Meeting Tour ' was attended by Brigadier Gene- at the Assembly session opening "I hope that you will carry back over ' miles of .California Tuesday. to Afghanistan Hollywood, of ral Khan Mohammad, the Minis- back pleasant outskirts of home ter of National Defence; Lt Discusses Outer An explanatory memorandum of U.S. picture industry. ' memories the visit which the motion General Ghulam Farook, Chief on their request released yester- you and Her Majesty have day, said the "serious violation" paid to the United of the General Staff and Com- States. Discusses mandant of Military Academy; Space Laws of human rights was clearly The visit already has contri- Minister high ranking shown when the government in- buted to a strengthening of military officials; BELGRADE, Sept. 17, (DPA). some officials of Ministry of Pub- terfered with the rights inherent . the good relations between Questions of international law in the Declaration of Human our two Promoting Wheat lic Health and Mr. Mohammad space - countries. We have Murid, Advisor to the Afghan in outer were discussed Rights. (This declartion is in by your fifty-secon- d been honoured visit Red Crescent Society. yesterday at the effect a statement of principle and and I value particularly the Production In meeting of the Interparliamentary is not a convention or a treaty.) opportunity of exchanging Union in Belgrade. The memorandum specifically views with you. Please accept -- The fmiction was inaugurated Representatives of the Soviet mentioned an article saying that my sincere good) wishes for Herat by Royal salute and a speech by Union and of other communist "everyone has every right to free- After-war- ds Your Majesty's good health HERAT, Sept. 17. Dr. Kesha- Chief of General Staff.. countries demanded the prohibi- dom of thought, conscience and and success some high .mil- continued in the warz. the Acting Minister - of rankin tion of the use of outer space for religion. This right includes free- service of the people of Af- itary officers and Mr. Mohammad espionage and war propaganda. dom.. .to manifest his religion or ghanistan. Agriculture together with Mr. speeches about Hakimy, the Acting Governor of Murid delivered An Indian delegate advocated belief in teaching, practice, wor- "John F. Kennedy." the aims of Red Crescent Society. the legal definition already now ship and Herat and Lt. General Moham- was per- observance." Her Majesty Queen Homaira of Foodgrain At the end a concert of the border between the earth's The memorandum said this Afghanistan put a grueling mad Asif, Chief of the Mili- space. of in Procurement visited Ghouriyan formed by students atmosphere and outer right was denied to the citizens day of sight-seein- g and ceremo- tary Academy, (see picture on Also demanded was the clarifi- of District on Sunday. They took . Hue and. denied in a "ruthless nials in Los Angeles Sunday, be- page 3).-- cation of liability for the conse- manner." presenting Majesty King, samples of wheat which was quences His the ing harvested and also discussed .1 of accidents in space as It also mentioned attacks on who rested in his suite after his promoting cultivation may be suffered by countries not Pagodas and the arrest of Saigon exertions of Saturday. His Ma- methods of Sept. 17 The . of cotton in the area. JELALABAD, involved. University students. jesty, suffers from a recurring Addressing a meeting of offi- local educational authorities No agreement was achieved on ' Nations asking for the dis- back ailment. . cials, farmers and peasants at opened a new village school for the question of whether the Unit- cussions include Afghanistan, Al- Again, as she has during the said girls at Khas-Kun- ar on Sunday. ed Nations Charter, written es- geria, Cambodia and Ceylon. past week, Queen Ghouriyan, Dr. Keshawarz per- the charmed Mohammad Yousufs Go- The foundation stone of the pecially to cope with problems Americans, young and old, with that Dr. school ap- vernment was trying under His manent building for this on earth, could possibly be her warmth, her , courtesy and liv- was also laid by the local admi- plied to space law. General Assembly's apparent desire meet as Majesty's guidance to better building is her to ing conditions in. the country and nistrative officer. The Most of the delegates were of many Americans as she can' on being constructed in an area of the opinion that in the seventh to improve the standard of living of Opening Session this first visit the United people. He stressed the need acre with funds provided by, the year of successful attempts at the States. Children appear to enjoy the - for the intelligentsia to educate populace. conquest of space, outer space law a particular spot in her affections Keshawarz should be codified in one form or To Be Telecast and. as she did many times this public opinion. Dr. Sept. 17. - said that the peasants can no LAGOS, Nigeria, the other. past week, she stopped to-- ex- (AP The draft bill of a consti- NEW YORK. Sept 17. (DPA). change greetings with them longer be allowed to live a miser- Republic For able life and it was up to the tution for the Federal An Israeli delegate stated that the first time in history an many of whom rushed to shake of Nigeria was published Monday. in this field, the Interparliamen- opening session of the United Na- hands. landlords to see that they are her with equity and justice. tary Union would have to play an tions General Assembly will be The day for the Queen regan treated gazette the bill re- telecast today con- Mr. Hakimy- - also outlined the The official said especially active role since it later to other early with a trip to Marineland policy and the will go before - both Houses of presented the opinion cf Parlia- tinents with the aid of space Government's on in nearby Palos Verdes. honesty and adherence Parliament later this week in pre-parti- ments and not the Government satellites. From Marineland the Royal need for Nigeria a Re- in- The to law. After the meeting, Dr. for naming and thus, naturally, had more arrival at the UN building motorcade preceeded to a famed inspected the public Oct 1 exactly three years tellectual courage and more of the most important delegates, restaurant stopping en route at Keshawarz also indepen- western agricultural area in after the nation gained power of imagination than pro- the opening session itself, and the home of a one-ti- motion diplomats. prepared statements by Ghouriyan. : dence from Britain. fessional outgoing carpenter Zaf-rull- picture who is now a General Assembly President ah prosperous builder of homes. Khan of Pakistan and UN home visited commands a ANTI-MALAYSI- Secretary-Gener- al The A DEMONSTRATIONS will magnificent hill-to-p view of the be filmed by television cameras, countryside, costing well over beamed to the "relay" satellite $100,000. The Queen was enchant- IN from Andouer station in Maine. four-ye- ed by her hosts' ar eld British and Malaysian consulates police protection. received by Paris and then re- daughter who put on a swimming JAKARTA, Sept. 17, (Reuter). layed to European of screaming demons- at Med an, north Sumatra. Soviet View the television exhibition of her own for the Thounsands stones Moscow radio said last night network of "Eurovision". family's- - trators stormed the British Emba- Demonstrators hurled Queen in the private and rotten eggs at the Malaysian that the Federation had A similar transmission will be pooL ssy yesterday, stones crashed opposi- anti-Malays- doors set up "despite the made from Brazil via the 'Queen through the 'windows, ia embassy here and smashed been At the restaurant the windows before moving on tion of the people of "syncom" satellite to the USA received in a dining room of slogans filled the air, police and "Kingsport" Log was Rode- to British embassy half a and " and "nobody in as Harbour. Polynesian decor and served a fired teargas and Major the Malaya Walker went on playing the mile away. consulted the people of meal with lamb as the main rick they ripped down the and Singapore either." From the "Kingsport" the tele- course. Now well behindT sche- bagpipes. There cast out- and burned the Am- In its service, beamed to Bri- will be taken over by the -- He marched up and down dule, the motorcade drove to a . Nigerian Radio and beamed while stones whizzed past bassador's car. They hurled tain, the Radio added: out nearby Heliport where helicop- side breaking almost every out- "By establishing the Federation, to West and Central Africa. the" campus his brown beret. The Police Chief stones ters took party to the three-store- y Britain wanted not only to In Today's opening session of Polytechnic Col- and the 'leader of the demonstra- side window in the of California at "glass house" type building. Men,' strengthen her position in South-Ea-st the UN General Assembly Vene- lege.. A. large crowd applauded tors both begged him to stop. A zuelan be- youths and teenage girls' tore Asia. She is also seeking to Chief Delegate Ambassa- policeman tried to drag him Sosa-Rodrigu- ez vigorously as she entered the away down the steel picketsjence and decline all responsibility for sup- dor Carlos will be stands to watch a horse show put hind a pillar. But he broke elected successor to rushed . the compound. pressing the national liberation outgoing and went on piping. ' on for her entertainment General Assmebly President Zafr-ull- ah Red-haire- Police fired submachinegun movement in Sarawak and North California Polytechnic Ccllege d Major Roderick Khan. Military At- bursts into the ground and then Borneo. is famed for Arabian horses left Walker, by The election of Dutch ' tache, piped his way to fame began firing teargas into the "Malayan troops controlled Chief to it along with a magnificent crowd. Britain, and not British soldiers Delegate Schormann as Chairman campus by an American million- once before, when heled his pur- of the Political Committee, troops against 8,000 tribesmen in "Smash Malaysia" and "smite will now be used for the the aire who stipulated that the the British imperialists" were pose "... most important of breeding and training of Arabian Oman. j on walls, doors and VS. Stand the General Assembly, is also as- horses would be continued after He was the first man to travel scrawled sured already. from marble stone-shatter- ed embassy cars. According to an AP dispatch the his death. The demonstration in less than an hour repor- States automatically The general political debate London, to the ArcV de . Mr. Gilchrist later told United is Sunday afternoon showed how Arch, Sub-andri- o, will be opened on Triomphe Paris, and a London ters he had written to Dr. recognizing the new state of Thursday by well his wishes have been carried in Malaysia as the legal successor to the Brazilian delegate, to fol- well-train- -- 1959, the Foreign Minister, be out' One particularly ed newspaper air race in and lowed by Canadian 100 sterling pound prize, three days ago warning that a the old Federation of Malaya. Premier Les- delighted the Queen won a - horse serious demonstration would US. officials-sai- d Monday that ter Pearson and Soviet Foreign by executing a low courtesy be- for his "dash and example." : Minister Andrei also sacked the occur and asking lor . adequate while note is being taken of the Gromyko. fore the royal party. ' Demonstrators (Contd. on page 4) PAGK 2 KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 KABUL TIMES PREREQUISITE OF INDUSTRIALIZATION the language Published By. transport. um on one nanat 1 actsA as a By B. YUSUFZAI foreign BAKJTTAR NEWS Requirements for industrializa-administrativ- e walls against ex- - protective wall against PRESS AGENCY tion embrace both economic and orbitant trade and real estate pro-- competitors, it works against ex-soc- ial Editor, in Chief factors varvintf from conn- - fits r :untial nnnriiHons nf in- - pansion of domestic market On Sabahuddin Kushkaki try to country and from time to dustrialization. In this process the other. Editor time. In this article I deal with development of an active capital jiwepreneuri uuc u AT A GLANCE S. KhahT some of pertitent issues relevant market will act as a calalyst. other major requirement o in- Address: to industrialization in Afghanis- - 3. Development of market for dustrialization. There seems to Joy Sheer-3-, I only eco- - ,no. reason that our people Yesterday's Islah in its editorial tan and concentrate cn industrial goods is another major pointed Kabul, .Afghanistan. nomic factors. requirement for a successful in-- should lack entrepreneurial talent out the urgency of steps Teegraphie Address: Our industry employ a very industrialization scheme. It seems a?d 1 am not talking m terms that " should be -- taken by the "Times. f genetics but pure tcononvcs. Ministry of Agriculture to fight Kabul". small section of our workina unfeasible now. to plan to win a - Telephone:, force and a limited share of ca- - share in foreign markets unless PePle nave shown ana are the fungus disease of grape-vin- es 03. - lgenuity in in uie viuc siuwiujj areas or tne 2144 Extns. tional resources and talents. Its we command complete compara- ?hwng monjy - 22S51 4, 5 and 5. contribution to national pioducts tive advantage in goods we pro- - mg .ln. various s north. ' weeded, both crpital The editorial ... $ubsriptieB Kites: is almost negligible. Therefore to duce. We have neither-th- e ex-- is to divert referred to the AFGHANISTAN increase our industrial capacity 'perience nor the technical know and .talent of the peop e-t-o pro-- fact that Afghanistan's Yearly Af. 269 there are a few nreconditiuns to hnw to vrnturo ntprinff a mm. Qucuve invesuuem. has been and is likely to remain Hall Yearly Ai. 150 be met. The following are the petilive international market, industrial set up, cement, sugar, agricultural for quite seme time Quarter!? Af. 0 important ones; Therefore it is to dur advantage vegetable oil and bakery industry and therefore, farmers and agri- FOREIGN 1. Increase in productivity and to concentrate, at this stage, to are the nost successful ones.- culturalists should be --assisted and-'- - Yearly S 1? in sectors which are development of domestic market, for y1T produce aiways technically economically. Half Yearly closely related to industry are This can be done by increase of surpass supply. However, no One of the important export ' Afghanistan Quarterly ... J 5 for our industrial productivity and that also largely vate investment in .these fields item in is grapes, .Subscription from abroad. For example a success- - in agriculture. Rising earnings are fortHooming- - . both fresh and dry. Last year will be accepted by cheques frowth. of industrializa- - of agricultural production will a order to attract capital and and in the previous ye3ri wide spread of dis- Of local currency at the offi- tion require that "agriculture must create the needed domestic tant to industry we must attack the fuagtn cial dollar xfJwng food for our growing po-- market on one hand and will pro-- troduce certain changes m. the ease were noticed agaiast the rat, ae Printed at: pulation. provide raw material vide the industry with resources Present set up of import export vine-yar- oi ivanaaman is government Printing frits for exDandina industrv and Dro- - for additional investment on the trade and real estate indust--y- . a rich rape producing trea in cure foreign exchange needed for other. As long as the balance Exorbitant profits made in these the vicinity of the capital. imports of capital and consumer between resources invested in in- - sectors WI" nt permit speedy This, continued the editorial, is KABUL TIMES goods. , dustrv and real purchasing tviwer development of manufacturing "hot a satisfactory state r,f affairs. '"dustry. , .Because the fungus disease ad-- Transport and communication, is maintained industrialisation ' in SEPTEMBER 17. 1963 also have to progress sufficiently will proceed die- We ar aware of the problems dition i reducing the overall without drastic e a : . 1 ... to equip, industry with an efficient turbances in the economy. facing our industry; shoi-tag- cf r ' 18th Session Of U.N, system of transport. A normal trained labour, limitation of welL This will led to a weaken- General AsmbJy flow of raw material to industry Among conditions mentioned ""i laciiiues oom 10 ana ing of the economic status of th and of finished products from in-- above limitation of market seems "om the factories, supply of orchard owners whose enly sour- - oe a nana, .... ces of livsly-hoo- d are their vine- beginning of to procjem on we are ' r . ... ' oi the 18th session and confronted with problems of maricet. mgn cost or erection of yards. - ' the General Assembly of the iahl.ir tha nj mn,t imn,r. Taarir.ttmcr even. on domestic inawry, ana nign aammistrative . t,Dt ineredient of industrial level. The organized tell' a cost are listed as existing prcb- - The Ministry of Agriculture fans ' 78 jjf: u But which one of It is said that there are growth. Training of labour should the unorganized industries such j.emsv these items on the agenda pf the Gen-- not be considered the rosponsi-- as handicraft and the small pro-- are most influential and circumatanaes and it is hoped era! Assembly for the current bility of Government alone. In-- ducer are facing foreign coxrpeti- - problematic, is not yet specified. that move rigorous steps should session. So as member na usiry muse aiso taice occive oarr. ikmi. . , v " v be taken In this vital field as soon far - factor, the high - tions are concerned everyone Qur industrial labour which con- Although our industries are administrative as possible in order to safeguard sists. mainly of the underemploy- - against foreign pro-- cost,; that ails our industry? or agaijaft the repetition of the at-- the 78 items js important and V.n ; ..e pf ed aJ.m Sucers by hignxostof traisporta- - ar eternal economics t., J i do 1?,.e vme-yard- has something to with the decipline. A training proRramm-- i tion. yet some industries such "ders our progress? the country's s. destiny of mankind. To thor- - which instil' both technical know- - textile and ceramics, are facing Which one of the above Ltctcrs oughly discuss and to unani- - how and decipline into our labour markettins difficulties since high 13 responsible? The answer hes m Yesterday's Anis in its editorial mously advise a country, a force is called for. transport cost of raw material tc J8910", research, based nn group of countries or a United Channeling of our limited capi-- the factory and. of finished goods statR,d fi?!ue3- - We must learn Majesty the King in the United bodv directly concern- - tal reseurces to productive invest-- to the market adds suootantiaily ailment and localize it States when he said that the role Nations before we can prescribe a remedy. ed and then to find out that the ment and erection of leaal and to ?Uing nrjee. Ljmitition of of the enlightened and educated advice has been taken seriously youin or the country was ell the hope MY AMBITION IS NOT more important at the present is the cherished of the A MIGHTY BUT when Afghanistan finds itself at originators of the agenda items. I A-- the threshold of new changes. But on occasions it might be HAPPY MALAYS TU N K U RAHMAN too much to look to. The need for engineers, experts ' lorward The Federation of Malaysia took Union took the view of to war, responsible diplomats be--A unanimois opinion is rattier its uncertain place as the world's that Malaysia was. a British lieve, the result could be one of and doctors for the advancement m nf :th Mimtrv liae hfian fn. difficult to reach in these days newest nation Monday, greeted attempt at in the Wfors defeats fox Western in-- of strife. A problem very by apprehensive warm wishes Southeast Asia. tereMs Asia since the faU of long time, said the editorial This serious from my viewpoint fron Hs iriends and the enmity Announcing Indonesia's stand, China to the eornrnunists. need, however, has been intensifi- of tw neighbours. Foreig Minister Subandrio said; So ed tremendously during the re- - may not seem as serious to far Indonesia has shown no . A i r .1 , . the PWbpputea Withheld "W are trying to urge the United desire for shooting An vou and therefore mav not full scale under-too- J recognitioiu the other, Indonesi, Nation t make a correction on war which wouM mean a miU-- k the implementation arouse same five-ye- ar the enthustasm in poed it 4 ppt gccept investigation and only alter tary showdown with Britain. Put of plans. That is why, you to see it to tne qesirea ena new natiqp, s it is now. that eorreotien has been made can djpWiats, believe President Su continued, the editorial, the plan- ss I do. President Piosdado M acpagal of we change aur ttitude. karno is deterrained to smash ning, and education authorities A number of matters, how-- the summoned home Dr. Subandrio did not elaborate Malaysia and possibly gobbie up have been . putting greater stress not only in launching insti- ever, are oi so universal signi- - his Ambatador in but Indonesia has expressed some of the pieces. . new and Jakarta, Indonesia, for urgent doubts about the thoroughness of Indonesia, with a poQnlation tutions of higher learning wKnin ficanea that they may very well of the country, represent-consultation- s. F.rajg jkyrfsteatiea into whstjpej but also in sending involve all members J, 18 mUim V WMwet that f more d in th Salvador Lopez was ordered back or not the people of Sarawak and Malaysia, can field an army" of and more people f.voni all Hirictw nrZ from New York. Filipino diplomats North Borneo desjrd memberahj 350,000 men. the largest military walks of life to receive --higher dnectiy or Ma-- in ter-for-ce training and abroad were told to boycott tfce new Federation, Both of any Southeast Asian na-wo- education in more not be far wrong if one iaysja celebrations. ritories are sMuated on gorneq. tion. advanced countries. were to think that discussioos : an Island jmostly owned by In do-- Malaysia's 15,000-ma-n army has or these matters and the reach- - A Filipino Foreign Ministry nesia. virtiisoiy no heavy weapons, It is hoped. 6aid the editorial, ing oi decisions regarding the spokesinan said, however, this The formal launching of the The infant nation wUl rely on that His Majesty's wish for the two-ye-ar country nature of the advice which is action by $he President did not Federation. - capped British guns for its defence arid s progress and prosperity As-- Preclude eventual recognition of struggle to form a union stretchr concentrate its own resources and his trust in the , educated the right of the General on youth of Malaysia- - . ing in a lQOnile tropical area economic .growth, the country for the ful- sembly to give should be nearly fillment meet every- - X? one Foreign Minister along the bottom lip of the South , the of this desire would in TnJSl Subandno- - announced disagree-- China sea. Prime Minister of Malaya almost spire our students at home and S'c appiovai. meil witi, a favourable report of The infant, nation provides a oertaw to become the new na-- abroad to devote greater atten- une oi these is tne question the United Nations on Malaysia, pro-wester-n, ist boiler tinon's first Prime Minister, has tion in widening the sphere of s uiiuiauKiik chciu 'rvi ur, ouoanfjrio sin witn top mut-- zone against people s Kepunuc statea ns aims simply, their knowledge and trepar.int complete. tary and civiiian leaders in an of Chinese ambitions in Southeast "My ainbition is not a mighty themselves for strenous tasks The world we are living in emergency session called by Pre- - Asia and possible dreams of ex- - Malaysia," he says, "but a happy which they will have to ii.ee in now and the mighty powers sident . pension by Indonesia r Malaysia." - the future, concluded the - edi- this Malaysia Malaysia's in-ia- torial. of distruction now at the dispo- - coldness to birth also signalled The Tuijku caQed for "food T of some nations mke it an f?lfd to dalnP the enthusiasm the exit of British colonialism, stead of bullets, clothing instead seek ways ofPfy crowds Kuala Lumpur bring all of Britain's remaining of uniforms, houses instead of absolute must to and been gathering smce As cojoaies except Hong Kong Barracks". - - means of restrainyig the haves before to hexaW independent . midnfcht the into one erouo. Phm orwrio,, BOIjtN, Germany, 17, from a possible attempt at an- - birth of the new nation-- a ioin-- links 10 millinn . c; ; T - . Sept It mnnis f ua (AP).Dr- - XJerhard Schroeder, nihilating the have nots as well ing of Malaya with the former different races and cultures under on part of North Bnrneo. West - Gernjan Foreign Minister S unuau 01 oa-- a nag . iaemseives. oucn reairauit ouuma Singapore, suigte new Malaysia s star The First serious trouble for flew to Paras Monday for talk rawak and North Borneo (). within a crescent stripes. Decem-com- es may have greater force if it and the newnation erupted East-We-st fist-wavi- ng before joining major . In Indo- - A year ago British-concei- v- from the world body re- - Jakarta, .the ber 8, 1902. when, a bayJed re- demonstrated ed fedaratiqn pUn - consultations in .the United States presenting the great bulk of 3?uU? looked .virtual- volt broke out in the oil Sultanate on new measures to .ease tension. againesi1151 - ly - th-- n M?JaYsia-- ' .' fiH'les- Bjitmore cracks have of Brunei and parts of race if comes g t--. Sarawak He is due t,o see Foreign the human it wo onnoaroJ - t li ... French J " " J io. onrCTa mm jxui li lOOrneo. trnnnc M;ur-vil- le v a few nations or i.nr Uruisn Minister Maurice Couve da from just were the United States and Bri Indonesian opposition, a in-- auicklv nut daa-n'th- . tv,1 x revolt Tuesday. Dr. Schroeder wjl States. tain. ' . ternal political sauabbline- and instiffatnr rivei...-i-. "- CHonccAh AJAUliCin,,: dllCIK be backed in Bonn to report to a A greater percentage of huma Ahrougn me Cojnmust Party racial tensions. Azabari, took refuge in Indonesia, on 4) newspaper Pravda, Cabinet meeting Wednesday and (Contd. pare the Soviet If the Indonesia's hostility leads (4jp ) flies to New York on Thursday. PAGE 3 KABUL. TIMES. . : ,': SEPTEMBER 17. 1353 DEFENDS Red Crcca Contain VICAR tj HIS WIFE WEARING SLACKS A Church of TUESDAY ' England Minister defended Monday the right of his EXTERNAL SERVICES pretty blende wife to wear First EnHsh Frogramme: slarks in public. On 19 Metre Band p to "Why shouldn't my. wife 10-3- 0 GMT 7; A.S.T. Mrric " wear slicks?" asked the Rev. Al-pra- s, 3-- Commentary 3; Music Donald Lu?s, Vicar of SL article on "Men whc at Ssasaltcr ia nearby made history" Mui-S-20-3-3- i canty Kent. "."Why shouldn't " ' ' - my wife wear slacks like any , Second EMM Programiwe: ether attractive young wife?" pjm. Mrs. Lugg, 35, malher of 19 Band South ' two children, appeared at a On Metre ri 1 East Asia and Indonesia I recent Church Bazaar in a "V pair of fairly tight-fittin- g Programme: . green slacks. Hie Vicar wore IVdu I pjm. A S T. on 3 Metre a blue open-necke- d sports Band in the Short Ylmwe, ,shirt. third English Program.: A number of parishoners 14-- 00 "dig- p.ro. A.S.T? GMT Lit. Gen. Faraok, Chief - of the General Staff delivering his speech at the Military complained this was not on S3. Metre Band. Academy oa the centenary of the Ked Cross. . nified dress for a Vicar's wife -- New 7; Music or a Vicar. In his Parish Commentary Music Magazine, the Rev. Lug; Ee-torte- d: ", ' 0. .. . - TEXT OF THE REPORT BROADCAST "Perhaps the persons who Russian Programme: r objected to my wife wearing BY MR. AZIZ THE MINISTER OF slacks can suggest what else - so 10-00- V00 p.m. A.ST.- on 25 she should have worn that MetM Band. she might be suitably dressed -- r FROBJ go-car- ts. Profnunme: PLANNING RADIO KABUL ON. for a ride on the Aih4c 25 r: : "Perhaps person 10-- O . P--- ": AS T. on the who Metre Band. - AUGUST 28TH . objected to the colour of my ' - - ; ' -- shirt would like to try wear- German Programme: , V T- -- 10 FART ing a clerical collar when 11- - p.m. AS T. on machinery it's ' In the field of Public Health new for it are being The agreement for a network of . ., .. ; Metre Band. rapidly completed hot. Services, which aim at. develop- and imported; water pipelines in Kabul city was "There are people who have ' ing a strong and physically-fi- t it is hoped, to : be fully complete signed previously; its provisions a completely wrong idea of French Programme: - year. ' nation, top priority has been and in operation next The will be implemented shortly. In the Vicar. There are those ' given prevention con- Department of Tourism is making addition to the provisions made T. on 1 to the and ho are at least 50 years be-- : pjn. AS - to- Five-Ye-ar trol of diseases. The Institute of vigorous efforts provide greater in the Second Plan, hind in their thinking about Metre Band. Public Health, equipped with all facilities for tourists visiting Af- the Municipal Corporation has the clergy. ' modern facilities, has continued ghanistan. The number of foreign launched a new and important "Because I'm dowa to earth Westers Music: its campaign against disease dur- visitors to Afghanistan increased project concerning basic improve- enjoy spot - . and a of f then ...... ing the year. Vigorous efforts appreciably. The tourist trade is ments m the old town. In our ti, p.m. three times a week expected to opinion, countrymen I'm condemned for it. We at , have been made to eradicate such increase due to the our will the Vicarage are human be- - p m-- - Sunday classical desire of the people to surely in these projects aiernating scourges of society as typhus, extend discover ings. We aim to enjoy life and light music smallpox, tuberculosis and mala- hospitality to foreign visitors and another example of the patriotism like everyone else." weeks. ria. The magnitude of this task the attention being paid by the and deep concern of our , Prime can be assessed by taking into authorities to the question of Minister to remove the last possi- developing SAINT TROPEZ, France, Sept. consideration the fact that nearly better facilities and ble vestiges of mediocrity from 17, (AP). Herbert Von Karajan, 3,000,000 persons have been immu- providing more comforts for tou- the country. conductor of the Vienna opera, nized against malaria, 2,700,000 rists. (To . be continued) suffered an' eyebrow cat as he Services against smallpox and 107,000 per- Another important target of the struggled with a burglar in his Air sons, against tuberculosis. A num- Plan eonsists of improving the villa, police - - reported Monday ber of lf-completed civil hos- economic and social lot qf the ru- population night. pitals and health centres in the ral with the help of To The injury was not believed to capital and the provinces are mral development projects. Tehran Lift be serious. WEDNESDAY Hearing completion. Studies re- of Rural Develop- Mr. Karajan was garding the establishment of large ment, in addition to its normal Law For about 7 a.m. by activities, launched program- Martial noises from the A.KIANA AFGHAN AIRLINES and modern hospitals are continu- new living room of the house where ing. must be stated that con- mes at Ishkashim, Yakaolung and It Punjwaye. he had been vacationing with his liFPARTURE: sidering the limited resources of The activities of the General Elections wife. and poverty Department now cover vil- the Government the 413 TEHRAN, Sept. 17. (AP). When he got up to investigate, of masses in the country, the lages with a total population of Iran KABULKANDAHAR the Tehran's three-mont- h he discovered a young man rifl- public health programme cannot 643,000; this is an increase of 30 old mart- ing over of "past ial law will be lifted for ten hours the drawers of a piece of fur- 15-1- 5 put into effect in a haphazard, that year. It must Dep. 13) Arr. be be Tuesday to allow voting in the niture. The two men started a way nor can be developed in stated that the Department of hand-to-ha- nd it Rural Development Iranian general elections. struggle. -- a disproportionate manner. Our is shouldering KABUL KUNDUZ a very heavy The law was imposed on the A launch to Mr. Karaiw's heaA 14-0- 15-0- 0 doctors and medical practitioners task the importance I Dep. 0 Arr. of which capital last June following bloody broke his glasses, and a piece of must, however, be told to work should not be discount- . flying glass cut his left eyt trow. selflessly in the service of their ed: : riots in which ARRIVALS: " several hundred persons . were countrymen. . Those associated with this De- injured- - - killed or Its temporary DELHI KABUL The basic duty of Ahe Press- is partment "are working selflessly Kabul Weekend public opinion and suspension was. announced Mon- to educate and with' a missionary's zeal; it day after a special meeting of 8-- 12-4- prepare masses to shoulder is, Dep. Arr. 0 the therefore, up to them to serve the Iranian Cabinet. Cricket - -- BEIRUT-KABU- L their responsibilities in this Space the people as best as they can. 12-3- noon Age. Press Services, in the 'form In Kabul, Dep. 0 at night Arr. 12 the Municipal autho- Women will be voting for the TRIUMPHANT SCORE KUNDUZ KABUL of publications an4 radio broad- rities are carrying out a general first time in Tuesday's elections 16-3- progress 17-3- 0 0 casts, made considerable servey of the city and two smal- OF VICTORY CLUB Dep. Arr. year. to choose 200 Deputies for the during the past one The ler Anpexes and work on .setting Majles (Lower of KABUL. Sept. 17. In a one day of Racfto are up House Parlia- Cricket new studios Kabul a factory for manufacturing ment) and 30 members for the Match played on Friday completed and these are npw being prefabricate .houses is progress- Senate. - at Ariana Ground (opposite to ma- Ariana Hotel), Victory equipped! with furniture and ing rapidly under the supervision The National Congress will be Club beat chinery; it is expected to be open- of the Ministry of Public Works; the Friends Club by 10 wkts. and buildings putting forward candidates for 3 runs. ed soon. The of the this factory is expected to be com- every seat including six women Jtttpoviczitt Central Government Press and pleted aad in operatioa next year. Friends Club 1st inning 44 runs candidates. for alL Gcpal 17. Sawamy 8; Daniel 3 Telephones, wkts. .for. 12 runs, Ghorpade 3 wkts. for 7 runs, Sethi 1 vkt. for Mickey Mouso By Walt D sncy I 5 runs, Prithvi 3 wkts. for no run. Fife Brigade 2012.1-201- Victory Club 1st inning 73 runs Police, 20607-2112-2 for all. Traffic. .20159-2404- 1 Prithvi 15, Verma 11; Gopal 4 Arianaj Bqpking Office wkts. for 23 runs. Karl 3 wkts. for 24731-2473- 16 . "2 runs, Swami 2 wkts. for 7 runs, Airport ' 22311 Narayaa 1 v. kt. for 4 rum. NJf ( Frieads Cldfc 2nd inning 119 rans for alL ' ' , l J. Tl Narayaa 33. Karl 14, Dr. S. NLwasan 14: Daniel 5 wkts fr.r 11" Ghorpade 1 w kt. for 20 runs. oemi wKts. tor 3J runs, Prithvi I wkt. for 4 runs. Jahid Phone No. 20354. Victory Mahxnood Phone, No. 21433. Club 2nd inning e4 raas farwan Phone No. 20887. fcr no Idss. Ghorpada 34 with bat Kabul Phone No. . 20563. in band and Prithvi 33 with bat in hand. PAGE 4 KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER" 17 1963 Ben Bella To At The Cinema FARK --CINEMA At 0, 8 and 10 p.m. Ameri- Nationalize Big can film; FEAR STRIKES OUT. starring: Anthony Perkins and Karl Maiden. ; ' Industries KABUL CINEMA:- - - - ALGIERS, Sept. 17. (AP). At 5 and 7--30 p.m. Russian film; President Ahmed Ben Bella plans LEGION OF HONOUR with to nationalize Algeria's impor- trasslation in Persian. tant businesses, the official Al- BEZBAD CINEMA gerian press agency reported At 5 and 7--30 p.m. American Monday. film; BRUSH FIRE, starring: At the same time, Mr. Ben Bella A John Ireland. hopes to keep the door open for foreign investors to help his ra- tion's economy. 18th Session Of U.N. The government agency releas- Assembly ed a transcript of remarks Mr. General Ben Bella made in Arabic Sunday (Contd. from page 2) night over the Algerian Radio. nity today is facing many vital He was quoted: " problems pertaining its day to "We will nationalize our im- day life. Many nations have A general of portant enterprises. We take view the United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York. embarked upon large-ecal- e these decisions so the bourgeois plans for solving some of these will know their era is ever and vital problems. They need that we are entering definitely Anti-Malays- ia peace withm and peace in their into a socialist era. S.E Asia Most Important neighbourhood as well as world "It is understood, however, that , (Contd. from page 1) these bourgeois and these rich peace in order to achieve their Area Receiving US AID territorial' addition of Sarawak. goals. The brandishing of the businessmen will be able to use North - Borneo and. Singapore to and invest their money with a " the Federation of Malaya formal atom and hydrogen bombs and view of aiding and stabilizing our Says Kennedy ': new recognition is required. the constant threat' of another economy." WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 17, (DPA). President Kennedy sent his war of destruction only too COUTHEAST Asia is the most important area receiving Ame-rica- n special representative. Deputy destructive will not do them aid U.S. President John Kennedy said yesterday. Undersecretary of State Alexis any good.. Nor will the news In hiS annual report to Congress Johnson, to the ceremonies laun- of arms race among the Big on military and economic foreign ching the Malaysia Federation at Powers or the - desire to create aid, the President said that mili- IAEO To Hold 7th Kuala Lumpur and this in itself an imbalance of power among tary had again played is recognition by Washington that en- assistance come being the others give them the the most decisive role in foreign the new state has into couragement so much needed in appropriations last year. General Meeting with the approval of the United States, officials said. - their efforts for the betterment 24 The Indonesian Ambassador in of the lot of their nationals. . Southeast Asia had received the September J night-wa- s most aid; President - Kennedy London, Diah, Monday They require moral support said. South Korea, with $218.6 VIENNA. Sept 17.-- (DPA). The summoned to the Foreign Office and guidance, technical know-ho- w million headed the list of coun- International Atomic Energy Or- following the stoning of the Bri- and financial backing in tries obtaining military aid, fol- ganization (IAEO) .will convene tish Embassy in' Jakarta. the form of grants and loans lowed by South Vietnam here on September 24 for its Mr. Diah was received by Ed- with Sec- which the Big Powers have and $176.5 million and Formosa with seventh general meeting, it was ward Peck, Assistant Under can give them if they choose .$175 million. learned today. retary for South East Asian The meeting will last two affairs. to. . ex- Greece, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, weeks and is expected to work- A world free from the report of attack, penses of "military prepared- South Vietnam, Formosa . and out a programme for the period A detailed the South Korea had received more 1965 to 1970. - - from Britain's Envoy in Indonesia, ness" will haye ample resour- than half of all military aid, the Main aims of this programme Andrew Gilchrist, said damage ces with which to take care report said. will be the promotion of nuclear was caused not only to the of the pressing needs of huma- research, the erection of atomic Jakarta Embassy but also to the an. nity at large. Therefore, it is In Europe Italy received the power stations, and protection British Consulate at Med sincerely hoped this seri- radio-activ- e fall-ou- t. Med an that most military assistance, which against Details of the damage at is composed of 82 has not reached the Foreign ous matter, when discussed, amounted to. $70.7 million. IAEO member will end up with a unanimity Norway, Denmark, Spain, the states, ant! observers believe the Office yet. dhly political problem that-cou- ld There is a staff of about 50 at of views in favour of general Mr. Ben Bella's statement, as , Britain and Belgium also come up may be a request from the Embassy in Jakarta but no and complete disarmament. officially released, did not go into received American rid. sub- $72.1 Ame- the Asian and African members Embassy personnel or British Another of these important detail on what he planned to na- million went to Latin in- rica in military assistance. to exclude South Africa and jects living in Indonesia were matters is "the unwelcome con- tionalize. Already some faiming jured, the report said. area has been taken over. tinuation of colonialism, both President Kennedy's report to direct and indirect. An end to Congress comes at a time when it is the hope of a great per- the Administration is most con- RACIAL CONFLICT IN centage of the human race. The Home News In cerned about foreign aid appro- - pressure of the time in which priations in future. ALABAMA we live has brought about an Brief Of the $4500 million oi finally end to many colonial areas in requested for the 1964 fiscal year, Kennedy Expresses Deep Sense Africa and Asia. However, the HERAT. Sept 1. Rishteen the House of Representatives has struggle is not nearly over. bronze medals conferred by His already by . Many millions of human beings Majesty the King upon certain slashed the amount a Of Outrage And Grief police and gendarmerie thousand million dollars. still continue to suffer, in life officers The Senate Appropriations WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER, 17 (DPA). and in property, in the hands in Herat Province were awarded reportedly' to them by Mr. Committee is ready to JNTTED States President John Kennedy lira statement here of persisting colonialists. It is Hakeemy, the lop off at least another 800 mil- Acting Governor of Herat at a yesterday expressed "a deep sense of outrage and grief hoped that the General Assem- special ceremony on Saturday. lion dollars at its next session. over the killing of six Negro children in Birmingham, Alaba- - bly will take a unanimous stand on this question and seek ' Four Negro girls were killed those responsible for the Sunday's to end the unwanted and cri- -' Sunday in Birmingham when crime". minal rule of colonialism . in KABUL, Sept 17. Miss Alia unknown persons threw a bomb "This nation is committed to a Ghousy, CLASSIFIED many areas of the world. Miss Fowzia, Miss into a church during Sunday course of domestic justice and mat--, Shamsy and Miss Amina Ahmad, school services, and two Negro tranquility and I call upon every A third, rather Serious officials of the Women's Welfare boys were shot dead later at dis- citizen, White and Negro, north ter is the stubborn continuation t Institute left for France yester- ADVTS. orders. and south, to put passions and of the inhuman treatment met-te-d day. They will receive training "If these cruel and tragic events prejudices aside and join in this out to a considerable pro-- , in interior decoration and tailor- can only awaken that city and effort," the President concluded. portion of humanity in the ing for one year under fellowships state if they can only awaken Democrat floor leader in the Union' of South Africa and in granted by the Government of NOTICE this entire nation to a realiza- U.S. Senate Mike Mansfield in South West Africa by less than France. - The Government Monopolies tion of the folly of racial injustice a plenary session of the Senate announces no person a tenth of the population of that and hatred and violence, then it called the events leading to the these areas unwholesome can purchase secondhand ears is not too late for all concerned death of the children in Birmin- the from tourists and foreigners to unite in steps toward peaceful gham "reprehensible and out-ragou- policy of apartheid. Nowhere on KABUL. Sept 17. The Soviet without obtaining the prior progress before more lives are " earth can such actions be tole- Medical Mission accompanied by permission of the Depart- lost", Kennedy emphasized. The situation in Birmingham rated as those taken against the. the Director-Gener- al of Central ment, as these ears are usual- The President in his statement was giving reason for the greatest original inhabitants of t . South Health Services and the Director ly old and spare parts are not further announced that U.S. copcern, he stressed. and South-We-st Africa by a of Foreign Relations of the Minis- available. Defaulters will Assistant Attorney General Burke segment of the originally no alien try of Public Health, visited the have right to complain Marshall had returned to Birmin- population. It is earnestly ex- 0O-b- ed new Hospital, the Insti- when subjected to the ; per- gham "to be of assistance to com- KABUL, Sept. 17. The Bri- pected the tute of Public Health and the taining regulations in this munity leaders and law enforce--: quette Making Plant in Kabul has that world body will Centre for Vaccine Production connexion. ment officials." supplied 13293 tons of coal to the discuss and unanimously con- yesterday. The Mission arrived Bomb specialists of the Federal public and institutions during the demn apartheid and anything at the .invitation of the Ministry KADS Presents The Moon Bureau of Investigation (FBI) past 6 months. Supplies of coal-briquet- tes even remotely resembling it in of Public Health in Kaoul on is Blue, an adult comedy, were also there to "lend every at the rate of 250 tons that or any other part of - the Sunday. September 26, 27, 28, 29, - assistance in the detection of a day continue at present.- - world. '