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Bowling club opened Researchers find US. bombing in Alcbar Maina r MWiiiiiM ? llUVIIJJIIbU 200 attend ceremonies ITHACA, New York, Nov- 9,(Reuter)v-- A research report published here yesterday said that by the end of this year, United states four-alle-y aircraft will have dropped as much bomb tonnage on Indo-Chin-a iat new center in three ytiars under the Nixon administration ag. under President Johnsonfc five year term. j By Our Own Reporter . . The new Atlas Bowling Centre was officially ope- A summary Ma-,ced- of the repbrt pro- - cessful counter-insurgen- cy in ned last night, and at the same time, the sport of bow- ? 3 researchers it Corn-- laya", the report said. . ling was introduced to Afghanistan. ', cW university, said "tne data revealed that, contrary gesture,, Af- to repo- In a symbolic the President of rts and impressions, the .air war Hakim heads ghan Air Authority, Sultan Mahmud Ghazi, -- cut a in Indo-Chi- na is not being wo- blue ribbon leading to the alleys, and bowled the und down like the ground war. Afghan delegation , v " first ball v.y "As U.S. troops are withdra- Over two hundred people' attended the opening in wn, massive, aerial fire power re- at FAO meeting guest was comprised of mains to substitute for manpow- formal evening dress. The list er," Royal Family high government offi- KABUL, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar). members of the Agriculture Min- v and Irrigation foreign embassi- 4 - "In ' cials, representatives from the , guerilla and iV N 'I warfare...substk ister .Abdul Hakim, left here es in Kabul. tuting lavish fire-pow- er for man- yesterday for Rome to partici- power is both inefficient and in- - pate in tfie 16th meeting of the ' uiscnminaung . Fond Orcnnisn- - A banquet of food and dr-- - The new bowling center has it said. and Asrlrultnro inks was served for the guests, four alleys with mutn oomDing was being tion ot tne United Nations. boys, one for QOne in 1971 as Unc Hnna tVirn- - ' TV10 moatina in haA un tun catered by the Intercontinental , pin setters. Pin Ilrrknnl J TYT TV uftnuuL vvona war u, ana in years, issues related to technic Hotel. each alley and working three the " first eight months of budgetary, . shifts a dav. manuallv re-s- et this al, and administrative year, it added. the pins after two balls, have affairs of the FAO are consider- - Abassi, Dr. Ravan been thrown. There are com ed. , .'j - ."Over half a million tons of air- Representatives mem- fortable couches behind the al- tg$fL9 Afghan Olympics Association President Mohammad Farouk dropped munitions were se- taking part, leys for relaxing. The of used, ber nations are and attend senate rest Seraj, bowling one of the first ballg at the Atlas Bowling Centre ven times the total amount used the Minister will lead the Af- the center has a snack bar, th-- last night. IPhoto: Moaim by ! the Kabul Tinusl-t the British 10 ! 1.11 L! - . .." r- in years of suc-- ghan delegation. pin-Da-u J ... ree macnines, ana1 iwu The members of the delegation committee meeting mock-footba-ll games. There is are: Veterinary President Dr..' bowling from 10 a.m. 12 p.m (House Aslam Khamosh, Pl Nov. 9, (Bakhtar.) committees chairmen elected Mohammad KABUL, seven davs a wpek. anning Abdul Majid, Foreign International KABUL, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar) --The plenary session of the House President The and qalahnHdin Mahmnhd of the People yesterday Touryalai Osman, charge d'- Agriculture, Mines presided by Dr. Mohammad and Affairs, and Af?w over House President Omar Wardak approved the elections of the of Afghan Embassy Committees meetings zi, oi Auas executjve of the House committees. ' affaires the Industries councils some of in Rqme. .' of the Senate were convened ye Company, said in an interview As the meetinc ODened. th Ho. from Oarabaeh of Ghazhi orov-- deDutv fmm RncWnn rontro nh. sterday, 8"i e meet .u. use secretary Sayed Mobin Shah mce, deputy chairman. .airman; Nezamudin Amirie. de- - "i cenrer wnne on a ' Sayed Qal- The Minister of Information , opwiing inp Amir declared the quorum fulL Anbya. deputy from - puty from Darai Souf. denutv eh. 10,000 tons sugar and Culture, Mohammad Ebrah- - abroad. He said ne teit tnat He then read some urgent pro- - ai Kah, secretary. airtnan; and Nour Mohammad im Abbasi. and the Deputy Mi- - .bowling provided an excellent posals. all of which were adopted Law and Legislative Affairs Co- - Akbarie, deputy from the first of ages, nlster for Foreign Affaii(si D9 outlet for people all by unanimous vote. Then the na-- mmittee: , contituency of Kandahar city delivered at in an now, sec.' Ravan Farhadi, participated outlet which .until mes of the executive council me- - Abdul Raouf Benawa deDutv retary; Afghanis- - the Foreign and International had been missing m mbers of the committees were from Musa Qala Chairman Mo National Defence Affairs Com- - ; Sher Khan port Affairs Committee meeting and tan, "Bowling is a clean, re-- read all of which were approved. hammad'Alam Fni? zH mfttee: answered questions on recent de- - creational sport , said Ghazi.v Following are the names of Anv the from Chah Ab, deputy chairman Mohammad Janeed Alizoy, de-- KABUL, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar!).-T- wo and Sayed Zalvr Shah, deputy puty from Kohsan district of He carrying 600 tons of eign Afghanistan. wo-- ships relations bf many Afghans as possible the committees Agriculture and from - Shakardara sec- rat province chairman; ' Sayed Kh- m- - district, sugar have arrivea in Shair The Agriculture, Mines ana ma turn to bowling their Cattle Breeding Committee: . Mohammad Rafiq Nadem, depu- in retary. an Bandar. So far eleven ships dustries Committees considered time. Kamaluddin Eshaqzai, deputy ty, .' leisure Interior and Local Administra- from Tolak, deputy chairman carrying sugar for Afghanistan expenditure of the first and Ghu-A- the from Sare Pol, chairman; t tion ; Committee: and Abdul Majid Mushwani de- port fr- on petro-le- u have arrived at the river second five year plans this time however, thej lam Naqshband Nasher, deputy Ghulam Dastageer puty from Badghis, secretary. past mand gas prospecting in Nor- Watanyar, om the Soviet Union in the prices at tne center are very Public Health Affairs Commit- weeks. thern Afghanistan, and the mica high. To bowl one game costs tee: two monopo- and gold mines of Zarkashan. 50 Afghanis, and should the troupe Serajuddin Mangal, deputy A source of the sugar i of 42 opens 10,000 of sugar will The committee decided to ask want something from Samkani, chairman; . Moh- - lies said tons tired bowler anotn- - the Mines and Industries Minist- eat after his efforts, he is be imported by today and back- to m Aignan- - ry to provide ft with the confronted with a food price show at Kabul Nandarey from Dahraoud. deputy chairman er 10,000 will arrive on the subje- .1 ni. a) r t 1 two months. The ground information 40 ana onanpazii nnxnaa ai, aepu-- icnn within list which is even higher sugar being imported under cts. Afs. for a "local" hamburger,. ty from Sayed Karam, secretary, is committee also considered " . By Our Own Reporter new agreement. The 50 pizza, 85 Planning and Basic Organise the law on water rights Afs for and and A variety show performed by artists of Radio Afghanistan was From the last agreement, 2070 the draft tion: ...... an "imported" cheese- Sat-urda- y for the lands in Kajaki and Afs for opened at Kabul Nandarey evening. 42 singers, and tons of suear will be arriving, ac- - burger for exampler At th- instrumentalists are taking part in the show which is performed Mohammad Akbar deputy from cording to the source. The Bagh-- ese prices, bowling in Afghan- nignuy ai b p.m. at Jtvamu iManaa- - rey. Panjab, chairman, Abdul Aziz,. Ian Sugar Factory will also begin istan can only be for foreign The show also includes the op ers. and offer her" the hand - and Koshani. deDutv from the centre Droduction shortly. Anti-small-p- ox ers and the most elite Afghans rette, Samandar Khan (played by me protection 01 a nusDana. of Badakhshan, deputy chairman Salahuddin Mahmoud Ghazi Zhela, Rafiq Sadiq, and Helal are In other parts of the Show, the and Mohammad Aslam deDutv wek3 1 in conceded that the costs were playing the leading roles of the songs of Kamargul Zakhel, and from Behsoud. secretary. lory Continues Us-ta- prohibitive for the average operette which is composed by Zia the tabla (drums) playing of d Some deputies were also intro- man. He said that the high Karizada. , Hashem and his brothers are duced to various committees as By Our Own Reporter provinces; overhead cost involved in ope- , Zhela who is one of the highly especially soothing, and enthral- members and their membership Work on the new fsteqlal hi- various ' rating only four alleys was the popular singers of Radio Afgha- ling. was approved by the meeting. gh school is fast in progress. participates stage per- ta- oc-- KANDAHAR. Nov. 9, (Bakhtar) reason for the high prices. nistan in a Hashem not only is the best They are; Commercial AffaiiV The two storey buildings formance bla player in Afghanistan, The mass vaccination program- "Jn comparative studies ma- for the first time. but he Committee: CUPJ ?l,JU6.UO DM. a The main character in the ope- is also a subject of to me against smallpox for the de on bowling throughout the admiration Ghulam Ali, deputy from Ma ea. It is being built under the south-wester- rette Samandar Khan (played by all tabla players of India, west and n regions world, centers operating ; und- the hrouf district of Kandahar pro- - supervision of foreign experts. Rafiq Sadiq) Uly- po- of Afghanistan, has been comple- er 24 alleys were found to be reminds one of where the art is much mbre vince as representative, of the sses. Samandar Khan is a man pular. ted. losing money," he revealed. deputies from Kandahar to the During the past one , month who has great trust in his fri- Kamargul is decidedly the most According to the programme, (Continued on page -- 4) Commercial Affairs Comittee. there has ben an unprecedented ends, wRo not much popular Pashto singer in co- 111,675 persons were inoculated are trusted the .Yar Mohammad, deputy from increase in the number of tou- smallpox in Nlmroa pro-vlnc- e, by his. wife. He refuses to listen untry. Only a few years ago she Jadran as representative of the in Kabul. A source of the asainst SPEEN ZAIi PURCHASES wife, until she offers to was singing rists 257,437 persons in Farah to his in a small theatre Urozgan province deputies Bazj Afghan 'Tourist Organsation 11,018 TONS OF COTTON prove to him his in dis- province, and 145,707 persons in that friends are Jalalabad. There she was Mohammad Zormati, deputy from during the period all not worthy of his confidence. by official Af- said that Ghor province - - covered an of Radio the hotels were full. been KUNDUZ, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar) One night while Samandar ghanistan and encouraged to co- Teams of evaluates have . Afghan Tour not only de- - In past forty days, 11,018 Khan is kept out of sight, his wi- me to Kabul. She became fam- The sent to these provinces. the pioyed afl own vehicles tons of cotton worth Afs. fe invites all his friends to the ous within weeks. Nortnern, Southern n? but, also 100 taxies were hired for , 1154)80,245 have been purchased house and after feasting on a go- Several folk songs and folk mu- ' ho tranBrinrtatinn nf'tnA mir-- from the farmers in Kundus, Ta od dinner, informs them that her sic "compositions are also includ- Home Brief dead. Abruptly Salang report ists. " khar, and Baghian provinces by husband is all her ed in the show. The orchestra KABUL, Nov; 9. (Bakhtar). the Speen Zar Company. husband's friends turn into suit- - is conducted by Salim Sarmast According to the source, there There has been one million rains, snowfalls was a one hundred per cent in-rea- se increase in the income of this month over the co the Legal Documents Registrat- KXBUL, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar). rresponding period of last year. ion of Barikot part of Kabul over There has been rain and snowfalls 'sham-- . the . corresponding six months in the northern parts of the coun-- . Thousands of bottles of period of last year. try foe, the past two days. ... poo, perfumes, eau de cologne Abdul Qader the director of ...Kunduz. Badakhshan. and Joz- - and after shave lotions- - were the department said that in the an have harf minfalla. while sold in Kabul yesterday. past 1269 docume- seven months hpm has bPin both rain and sn-- fl These were all Imported fif- - nts consisting of ownership, mor- ow in northern and southern Sal- - teen years ago by the then Go- -' tgage receipts, confessions, marr- ang. ... vernment Depot, which was la-- iage, inherit- ' divorce, bails, and s 1 On Friday, there was two mm ter dissolved, ance distribution have been issu- ' of rain and four cm of snow in The bottles were auctioned ed. . Mnr4t,nrn Qolnnfl nrA In QnntKom nPAl the Pljnnintf Minictrv an A Last year's income in the same Salang, eight mm of rain and ten one auctioner said eighty per 1 . period was afs. million, and cm of snow...... cent of thi contents haves eva- - this year's is two millions. There was four mm of precip- - porated. i 1 iiation in Kunduz and six mm in 'Vi raizaoaa ... , ... umajni, wov. , (Bakhtar). ? 13 'tongs nswaj ...On Saturday, there was mm Work on cleaning a karaiz (un- - of rainfall in Northern Salang derground canals for irrigation) W and eight cm. snow, six was 4 of and started km three north of mm of rainfall and 15 cm of snow Ghazni fity yesterday. TOKYO, 9, (AFP). People Nov. The in Southern Salang and four mm and farmers are second pollution conference of cooperating in of rain in Faizabad. ... cleaning the canal , the world's major cities opened here Monday to discuss ways to combat environmental disrup- tion with experts from London, New York, Chicago and Tokyo participating. The four day conference will discuss contamination of the at- mosphere, water and noise pol- 4S The skies will be cloudy all over the country today and lution and Waste disposal in see-- - m? - tonignu maximum temperature In Kabul today Is 18 centi- sUge. king solutions to these common Zhela. accompanied T Radio Alghaaistan orchestra on Kabul nendarey grade. The coldest place & North Salang with a low of -- 4 cen- urban plagues. (Photo: Moqim the Kabul Times) tigrade, the warmest place is Jalalabad with high of ' NOVEMBER 9, 1971- - V PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES

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he- IV,'- ,.'. By Dennis M. O'Leary of its pollution control facilities 'Asia is region noted for obviously vy rains, forests, moo. goose lays the golden nins its lakes and rivers ate up to standard. Asia tropical that all. se-- , staggering. can not. afford this at soons, typhoons, bountiful plamets as and rich river deltas. Yet, His note of warning was ba- The need for Asian ha- cked up by .the grim .observa- PRESSING to incorporate environments! the ecologists and scholars de- on warning tion: "i'or the first time in ma- McGraw- - Hill Publications planning into its plans for ve already flashed And lights about the dangers to the ny years, the total world mar- Company has estimated that velopment is pressing. ' U.S. ab- ey cannot start soon enough. region's water resources., ine catch has not increased but Dusiness houses spend ' Perhaps, no single fact ab- remained stationary" out '$18.2 billion to bring all out environmental imbalance brings home the point more ECOLOGICAL SUICIDE if? tellinily than water.; It 'also " points to the complexity that The wanton destruction of planners grapple with when the forests of the Philippines Freyl as ex- Published every day except Friday and Afghan pu- dealing with Asia's water was cited by an I ample of ecological suicide. blic holidays by the Kabul Timet PublishiM Agency ' The recent conference on As- Since the end of World War ian environments held at the II, the country'? total timber SJiAFlE 'HAHEC ' University of Michigan in Ann resources were slashed by Ph- EDITOR-IN-CHIE- F. Arbor called on the region's policy- staggering 40. In fact the FOOD FOR THOUGHT Agricult-tur- e Tel. 26847 v - -makers to look toward tne ilippine Secretary 'of ' Tarico has warned Residence: 32070 Behind 'a frowning providence day when they would have to Arturo Editorial Board' deal with massive problems of that if no decisiive government action is undertaken, there w Nour M.Rahimi he hides a shining day. . environmental balance. Mohammad Khaled Roashan Two of the papers presented be no forests to speak of in 10 years' time. Mohammad Ebrahirn Sharifi Wiliam Cowper at .the conference dealt with Asia's water resources: A tu-d- y i if ... Tel: Editorial 26848 by John Bardach of the Destruction of forests is pro- Circulation and advertising university's school of natural bably the most serious imbal- v-- ance that can occur in a na- .26851 - 55 ext. 59 ''( , resources and David G. Freyl. Both poirit to the need for As- tion's water resources', ' Freyl ian economic planners to take said. China, once rich with environmental balance into forests, today has vast stretch- "Awareness of ei. es of sterile land because of vironmental interrelations am- deforestation. ' Press Review ong Asian politicians and p. Indonesia, too, is beginning to ners is not highly devek. worry about the irresponsible I logging is bringing i. , OAU's peace PYAME WEJDAN Bardach has noted. that mm ense wealth today but at the "W The weekly, in an INCIPIENT cost of the future. article on warn:- Water mission the front page, gives details pf Both studies , At relatively earlv stage resources cover the whole ran- delegation - from the martyrdom of Hazrate Ali, this the tour men in ge of environmental balance: - the Fourth Caliph of Islam, of industrial development lae Organisation- ot Atnvam any effort at planning will be unity Villi Egypt again i In the second report the paper most Asian countries, environ- visit be-- shortsighted, if is not related week;' knowing laiKs gives details of the House of the mental problems are just - it tnis aiiei pinnins to our secjtorfc with the Israeli '' officials' in People's question hour, during tn croo ur. '' which Prime Minister Dr. Abdul Bardach noted that the dr ' There are, of course, no hard Tel Aviv. answers. Bardach po- The mission headed by. the pre- Zahir answered the questions of eaded 'red tide', an imbalance and fast the deputies last Tuesday. in the marine life of foreshore ints out to unforeseen" or sident of Senegal is the iirst water in- - areas for oysters, has begun demands for one of its kind to take an The paper also gives details of - " ' Most appear the west of coast quality and quantity. 1 terest to try to seek a solution the murder of Abdul Rahman in to in h- unable to grasp x ot (the ADadle East diiemma- - Laghman province. of Taiwan. planners were tp ',;v pill,:, even- ocean resources " channel, opened by . If unchecked, it would the fact that , It is a new inexhaustible;v fish j I ' mw$ top ranking statesmen of Af- ...GAHEEZ tually wipe out the oysters. are not And fib is one the mainstays of ' the Israel as well as Yesterday's Gaheez weekly In Thailand,coaatai of ' rica where " ' .. ; After almost exactly a thousand days of construction work; Egypt have friends. But it is carried the following three artic grounds were being depleted Asian diet ' experience, both Dusseldorfs new exhibition." grok nda have been completed and not In any way a substitute les on the Jtront page: is par- so rapidly Thai fishermen had From their ! th- Into service. It consists of twelve halls, an administrative for the Middle East peace alive"? Written by Mo- to sail further into the deep to Bardach and Freyl caution taken liament costly when block 108,000 square metres (27 acres) of floor space and envoy Dr. Gunnar Jarring hammad Zahir, want securi find a more rational way to at repair .work is and the most te facility of its kind in who was appointed by United Khales, limited aquatic re- damage to the environment is considered to be ty' by and "The Soviet deal with ' m done., , Europe. The Mark project also includes a sauna and Nations !Secre)uiy H General spy organisation, K.G.B., by sources on a regional and in- has already been Even - conference centre jfith, halJp U Thant, or the four power ; basis. If we d6"not for a rich economic like the indoor swimming baths and a Chaukidar. ternational - holding several thousand people talks on the Middle East which do this soon,' we will kill the United States, the costs of clea- has acquired permanent ! sta- ...ANIS .'. V;, ' tus. .' The effect of the distribution of It is simply a good well mission wheat by the government throu aimed, on the art of the1 OAU ghout Afghanistan is the subj- adapt or disappear to promote new peace vistas, ect of an editorial published in Gypsy dilemma: accelerate the possibilities for the daily Anis issue 01 yesterday. PART n ' " is problem interim; . Literacy the first AoncAwsion of an The oarier Drcraoses that autho ,; up public mind. FINAL THREAT the And they also freely picked ' European agreement on the Middle East, rities closely watch two aspects they Their reputation for .criminally fully a part of the past, and mo- among them. A recent the religions of the countries survey revealed that from sixty.' and try to bridge the ? gap on of wheat suddIv in Afghanistan: there are Br- has lasted through the' centuries. re than ancient danger to the dip- crossed repeatedly; to seventy per cent of Gypsy the resumption of .indirect the transporting of supplies from Gypsies Mos- Prejudice against "the thieving Gypsy world is civilisation. Is- itish Frotestant realm, wh- children were still illiterate. lomatic contacts between the provinces to their affiliated Gypsies who make the Gypsy" remains lively. Still, a Outside the artistic governments. lem independent,' non- Instead of leaving them to the- and Arab and the prevention of recent French ; survey showed ere can such rael districts to Mecca and France's -- objec- ' today's ir fate, society, seems faced with Whether anyone of these smuggling. Gypsies-gathe- that the incidence of armed rqb- - conformist people fit in Roman Catholic r of helping . them attain- ,? society? Most of the obligation will be actually' The paper also calls on the au- Saintes-Marie- s i bery murder among Gypsies technological tives every year at de and ojvflisation. The problem ed ig something no one knows. thorities to see that iy is really venerate was remarkabmly lower than that, their trades, in fact, simply no into Jarring la Mer in Provence to lies in bringing them into socie- The several. Journeys the needy people that receive the patron saint Sarah the Eg- found some other groups. longer exist. I)etweeif'the,vcap4tals' 'of their would appear that they mu- ty while helping them maintain made wheat donated by the Aignan yptian. . ''':-U'rn- charge ag- It hu- produced no . i But the most serious resign themselves to their culture. It will enrich Egypt and" Israel Red Crescent Society. EviroDe. thev went to enough: st adapt or Nor does the ainst this minority is true as a people, according to manity's overall culture," as fruitful results. Tho fear is that hoarders mav Asia and the Americas. do- oblivion Africa, The Gypsies refuse to settle weighs ag- UNESCO puts it. atmosphere at present seem uatVipr toeether around the dist often against the- - the historic law that '' But they went to adapt to society, ' AFP. did 'before manipulate wn refuse minorities. ,; any better than it ributors of wheat and Jf jrst jtacu war- , ainst - ' for ir wins, roriugai, refuse to give up their tradition-- the mission wa assigned the situation to their own adv- n, then France sent Gypsies over has undertaken antage, says the paper.. - al way of life. the tasks it seas as bonded servants. Gypsies are, considered . LAUGHS FROM EUROPE Predictions for "a flashpoint In If the Wherever tney weni, we never-do-well- s, they are the Middle East situation as HEYWAD great ' sies were received with mistrust. considered talented perform- foreseen by some political" ob The Emergency Agricultural saw also The host populations seldom great-artists- . . riciralAiMTioTit trip 'OV- - ers and ; servers uiu - ' Plan nf anything in Gypsies other than K.wititwwmaee " makugfikTimen tis tho subiect of vester A Gypsy taught Stradivanus ti.. trniihl.?some - vaBabonds who stringed music .Gypsies music ! it,. miihu Rust remains day's editorial 01 tne.tieywaa cnplls. Secresation, of ocf rfnrk still has a passionate and devoted unfinished. Whether war wiu daily. outright persecution, only dr de- ten audience. Hungarian Gypsies are achieved vears er erupt or peacd "The two of consecutive ove the wanderers closer jose-th- virtuosity, whi- on Israel's policy and given experience to noted for musical pends drought have and forged their pride. of Spanish Gypsies understanding government of Afghanistan. le the music the Useless, dangerous, impossible , of U.S. Fore-- 1 Is famed around the world. From the missions xhe government today has some Gyps Analu-sia- to assimilate... thus were In the dance, the noted n VWrptnrv Koeers. nis elaborate statistics on hand on by most governments. Jar-tfinf- ies viewed original and ii Slsco, Dr. f, flamenco is an Undersecretary which agricultural Jdeveiopmeni; Rut did the GyDsiea merit the capable of power5 Mflddle prepared for ex ..powerful art from the four plans have been constant complaints and charges "enchanting masses. several - East conferences and ecution. 1 ' lodged against them Gypsies take justifiab--- consultations and 11 our Modern back door "It is now believed that names of their tri- now known, all of experts brings qualitative chan-ops pride in the maneuvres ... STUDYING LAMENTS stars: names of their tribe s which have failed in producing in our agriculture the situation be's for pea- says be's stars: Joseph Bouglione. any concrete formula will greatly improve," the thievery of clothes dry- Manitas de mission mo- Petty angoReinhardt, and ce, it is clear that the paper. This rffeans supplying Mediaeval fields of chic- and which ha- ing in Plata. is not able to gefoo'far re water to the farms of horse lying, swindling, nope issue. pro- kens, More than persecution, too deep into the ve inadequate supplies, and fake medicine, or witchcraft: tho- obstruc- -- yielding Israeli stone walling is viding fertiliser and high of the charges mission. Pre- says. se were the lesser tive to any peace seeds to the farmers, it brought against them. given several sident Sadat has The most frequent charge was being solitary,. political signs CARAVAN4 abduction. ' Man dreads "rfacto ceasefire an artic- child agreed to a de Mir Borai Zekrya. in One or two cases of kidnapping By Arnold Toynbee two nations and "Nonalignend Afgha- between the le entitled ty Gypsies, were proven to be ' shun. government s two Modern man dreads being soli- - . . are we shunning? The has expressed his nistan and the rivalry of the and made much .- ana What' ' in peace published in yes- - true literature Mfrv. In his dormitory after wo- - he lears- latinn of our. humanj continued interest super powers', of them, multiplying an image founded; lor r; iM 4fc. r inMslnvr'ii icCIlf nf Caravan Rives rkinghours,if there is no one wen. Uon: tUs, I think, is what nrinn of baby-snatche- rs in a receptive in military Afghanistan's relations tne room, ne turns un ,lc . . , . iL : we We have been brou-- M.VV mucn Tnhfidence details of eise in dread. t Uke I . television, takes some alcohol vhe is then world our might for a small nation h th UiS and Russia. The the nawinuj w the without. . some more noxious he is lace .to ace wun v d Israel could be flrticle is t0 be continued, or perhaps well to sleep. with : Jhis' wor"ld both in the oauieneio as. drug, puts himself in which we have st-- thtaWZa ,,,ftlron i ... the conference table, me a sedative .and waits for the 4 oeu'8 n rnnpiniiqnesa alar re- ISLAU day, , a do" may of the next working havebeen rlf - . We not intransigence daily editorially art x . Israeli B- Today's Islah mo--, diet ever since wen w renewed hostilities, of ele- Of all the anaesthetics that ( know why we are alive; we do, sult in comments on the probem rding - school. 1 drugged rr - one but hurting co- dern man has at his convnahd, Ttage not know that there is any reas- enefitting no ctricity in Afghanistan How - self with work at that in smallest, in terms felectricity in Sir: work is both the most respectab- We Israel, the problem 0 -- withstand the pressi) in me the npwsnaner week re-- i ana for order to of population and resources been solved? The Vnnr last' le and the most eiiectrve, do know that even the longest Kabul has not the sho-th- area, the roost heating is ported that the Agriculture and this reason it also easily :omesof human life is infinitesimally e the use of diesel in central ; way of of tne new use w Irrigation Ministry will snortiy most compulsive. A modern .yThs rt by comparison with the age wake and the J';1" In . the most expensive continue to work kept its hae Uia African naturally result begin marketing of fish. The rich man will . noin electricity : will .. lurkv fflv WOrK. lire s mission, and the Egyp- incu- romrt said that the Ministry turiousiy, even wnen uu sa se. peace reducing on 'diesel, thus many othei nartlv' a ' preparedness, the in will open 12 sales outlets in dif ings are ten times as great as his. '!mainly tian forces foreigA exchange of savings, of npli it . . thh Mldflfe East rring parts of city. needs. In financial he is means Wo now thflt brie lh. :.7.tt'in says. : ferent the atttf, - it now working tor is, lasts long is once' again Fo me, - 0ugh a lifetime it txp'"- May I the Ministry that but psychological terns, bent uiciciuic, aware that . remind tor, .in drudgery? I see m any pp. enough to make us - iaxPnot but a- extra expenditure In building, (1 - ... nmrl lira nnrSplVPS UTS and hirina booths, and employ k is the sovereign anaesth-e- ful of faultl lf ' be and, for modern man, this , ing of salesmen can avoided tic, &1J!?JX:i7. 1 r evil and responsibleminded human if the Kabul Slaughterhouse sa i an inestimable Doon. it savesv WT'cis, iui """" ..7. naon A con- than the loliness miaA Qtatpa hat de-- tion was taken with the les shops, where there is naraiy him from the solitariness that :J to ex sent and knowledge of the Pa- any meat sold, can be used for cided to' cancel licences OfhcSals I A T vne kistani government. the purpose. pl,Kf tort arms to i'anisian, iew recognise money saved thus could ' said the Pakistanis The ; ork Timefreporieu feel- expended installation of stupid . ... 'tl 4 4Um A v- - the strong congressional be on 'ssissssr The move wui eu we ship- in these ' ' weapons to Pakis- ing against further arms cold storage facilities r port of all following could be used by on order , now ments to Pakistan shops which tan. Shipments dispute. slaughterhouse as well. , Tnr dol- the East Pakistan the total about thfee niiUiort Mrs. said in a Wa- Indian' Prime Minister lars, the Times ura tnld- .abOUt-- Abdul Saml Kaufi, report inuirv..j! rn)Hjain-i-" w shington datelifted t, during her recent Nader Shah Mama.r . said state ' depart- Ptinn The Times New York times said- - KibuL ment officials maintain the ac visit ...PAGE ? ..... THE KABUL TIMES! NOVEMBER '9, 1971 MWMWMM ... --- business news t .n .iih, hhnu

Business review in Plastic Shoes , Factory , Avoiding duplication of work on projects make ag- such as to tires, tubes '.' We have to be on guard - By Nokta Cheen ents of the ministry, ainst 'duplication' pf work and try of Agriculture and Irriga-project- s the Private Investment Pro- in Afghanistan. It tion. The work of the departm-seem- s motion Committee and others, WINTER PRODUCTS MARKETS to be affecting our pro--. ent decidedly has some relev-ces- s do not study every aspect of FIND of development and crea- - ance to the work of ,the two the issue. ' By A Reporter ting obstacles towards the im - above mentioned departments, For instance,- - the ' plastic sh- The Watan Plastic Shoe Fa- -' plementation of projects. Now that the shortage of wa oes and utensils plant has been ctory has recently instilled There are several instances ter, both for drinking and irri- established but before it beco- . new machines by which it can '4 ' of such duplications, both in gation, is an acute problem, the me a successful business ven- produce plastic ; dif- shoes, in i the government, as well as in government should combine the ture, another plant of exactly ferent sizes, for winter use, The the private sectors. . three departments together the same nature is approved. addition of the- - new machines The linking of the deep With the pulling of their res- enabled the factory to make wells is one of the most dis ources, a much, bigger well- - se. 100,000 . some pairs of plastic tressing or an tne duplications eauiDDeH deDartment for hyd- - At the cultural IpvpI., thprp shoes for the market, nojv. that of work I have noticed in the rologv can be established. is the department for the- - De winter is fast approaching, h, government departments. At pre- - At present, the fear is that velopment and Popularisation The manager of the factory, sent there are two different none of these departments will of the Natonal Language of Sayyed; Ismail Balkhi, in an : ; departments aoing tne same taKe its responsibility serious-- Pashto in, the' Ministry of In' - view published dai-- . unci in tnc "thing, and almost a tlurd one ly, and what if there is, God iormation and Culture, and th- - , ly Islah, ' ' tin? ' said that 'daily f engaged in a similar function, forbid, some kind of reluctance ere is aiso me asnto Academy output of , f the factory has now .U The Ministry of Agriculture' to accept ,the responsibility be-- f which is specifically responsib- ?eached 8,000 sio-.'s- . pairs ot for ' & and Irrigation has an under- - cause of the rivalry. This is le for the same task. i . 1 A J A ... use for men : women,. , - ' " Winter grouna waver lesuiutes uepan- possiDle. . , . ' and children. The new winter . i ment which surveys different Similarly, there is the Gene - , There are many such dupli- - , t-- r , products . have already' cjught wnrte rr IX TtlhQniotiw and cinlp rn a a i r i i 1. ' ' on in the market, BukhY clai- deeD WellS. ... rh fnnrtinnc within iha framo. denartmpntQ urhinh kaira c ;v ' ' med. .... The Subterranean and Hyd- - work of the Ministry'of Com- - Proved useful to the country said .. - Balkhi the products of rology, Department of the Mi- merce, while the Communicati- - I propose that I the Plannins Fae-- 'If:' s 1JB H L. 1 T a J. - - . . HJT'ji.. i ' . r ct ,i the Watan Plastic Shots : If - nisuryi 01 muies ana inausiries ons Ministry also Ministry i, a study tory has its bus undertake of have proved dependable. v. uu uic oaic uuiig.. ii surveys services to otner cities of the aui;" uupiicauons, pinpoint the ,' and the price is competitive, sons xor underground water country. Both are transportati-an- d methods of their joining toge- - fpreign-mau- e that of shoes. for ep has dredges . sinking on offices, and ought to co-de- ther, and recommend to The Watan factory produces a great variety of shoes. be the Though sales of the winter pro- wells..' ...... mbined. And there is a third government, with a complete ducts are picking , up a subs- The two perform exactly the one the Kabul Bus CnWinanv. usi, me amalgamation of these tantial stock of sum ncr pvp-- ; same duties, yet. have separate which is most ineffecient. If Jf heed be, the law on basic nr. ducts remained un3o.i due to personnel, separate organisati- - the three are combined, ganisation could be a more ' amended to lack of nation-wid- e oemand, said Balkhi. ons and. separate budgets,, and ; system . can be mae a way for the union of He gave, the numbei pf ansold one functions within the frame- - established for the transportati - tIle depatrments. To my mind, shoes as 150,000. work of one ministry and the on of goods a wpll ns napn. the first area be to attark-p- However, of - the management other under the framework of gers...... could be two main departm- - - the Waian Shoes : Fac- . Plastic another; In the private' sector the pro- - ents: Hydrology and the house mar- - tory is hooeing to .find Ths anamoly must end. In- blem is most Na-- anvd. 0wn construction authority, ' serious. The kets for its products. A L present terestingly,. there is a third tional Investment Committee nlcn should be joined with there are 250 employees wor- one: e the Water and Soil Sur approves projects one after an- construction department . of king at ho- - the factory twelve vey Department of the Minis- otner. nut the other departm - U1C "lunipaniy. ; urs a day. vThe Watan Factory plans to import machiaery for Wem Zealanders begin making motor-cy-s- to making bicycle, and le " ' tires and tubes. With the . IT ; I' operation of the new addition investment r.jn, developing countries, of the fartory' more people will Greatest interest bv New Ze industries in developing coun- mite rvliTron Atfnin cm4 a avA be employed. ' alanders in investment in dev- tries to assist them penetrate spices, certain preserved fi, At the beginning there were eloping countries will become the wealthiest markets.' New sardines, salmon and other edi- - some technical problems fac- (possible from the beginning $f Zealand, Australia, or any of ing the factory and hindering .1914. countries who have acceded to and manufactured items ' inci-- - def- its smooth operation. These Politics designed to aid (the UNCTAD , proposal, ... can. uae some cnemicais,,, some sto- problems are now solved, ;said t t veloping countries, make the benefit from their own or other. ne, ceramic and glass produc-tanningmeta- Balkhi., However,' there is one 1 - J m new emphasis possible. Aid! developed countries' ,participa implements and

major problem a i' rurfinr expansion polices 1969 that remains mi iiiiiiinnin ma ii imiiiwi imii m iim m i j 1 if i in were tion in the scheme by exporting miscellaneous machinery. The great obstacle to the success of im responsible for the last t from the developers. At a time trflluo rt fvoA in Viq tamn An . the newly established factory. A section of the Watan Plastic Shoes Factory. boost to New Zealand private of rising labour costs in the the New Zealand list was $64 ' This, he said, is the uncontroll-- . sector involvement first : in richer countries this has millinn in IQfift $11 million, th- - ed flow of foreign-made,- ,, smu intvpniintrv frnm nhrnnrf Firot ling of plastic shoes into the Southeast Asia, then in the vious appeal. en being from I developing co- - - ! con- -, - - lar products. JNotoniy is a and foremost,, the local-- le country. There are - elements South Pacific Islands. Southeast Asian and South untrieg. - '. amount of plastic foot.' tory who-ar- e Government has provided Pacific developing country SIGNIFICANT- STEP. . . makes use of new raw damaging the national wear imported by Afghan bu-- material, while in many wealth of Afghanistan by sup- to. the export of. New ;.ans all place increasing There has been growing New ; ' but similar prod- - tances, the imported or smug-uct- s pressing the development of skills '. two years Dhasis on attracting' fore) cm in. also, - ago are smuggled into rgied plastic shoes are made fr-th- e local industries, Balkhi claim- by deliberately involving vestment, technology or mana-- contributions to the economic country e the private sector Colo- in larger amounts om inferior, or used raw ma-h- ed. With the limitation of the in its gerial skill underlining . the , developing of her neighbours1 claimed. . terial, he added. ilow of foreign goods, not only mbo Plan, aid projects. .mutual .attractiveness of any and greater mutual trade, Balkhi maintains that the ' ' " will newly-emergin- g indust- The forthcoming government plan to increase LDC exports., The 1971 New Zealand Trade products of the Watan Plas- - The manager expressed the ries be helped, but much-neede- d boost, already approved by Ca- Most countries which supr' Mission to Southeast Asia re-o-rt - : - ; home tic Shoes Factory: are far bet- , hope that a limit, or a ban v be foreign currency will also be binet, will come when legisla- the preference scheme, have turned enthusiastic about ' ter, compared to ones brought put on the import and smugg- - caved, he added.--' ; tion is passed establishing New been industrialised ; countties joint ventures. The new pref- - Zealand's - support for special opening some of their dooa' to erences' scheme will make it tariff measures to assist deve- - manufacturers. New Zealand, much easier for launching th- loping countries. ; herself at an early stage of ese ventures. The new tariff . Petroleum Prospecting Dept. plans " Australia led the world with industrialisation, has accentua- arises at the time when New a similar scheme of preferences ted tariff removal on primary Zealand is reonsidering., her' for LDS's in 1966.. Since the products. British tariff preferences.-;- ? in to set upsmall oil refinery early 60's the United Nations Her list, which is open ' to favour of Pacific Basin Coun- a ten-- Conference on Trade and De- modification following repre- tries. The . new tariff is . velopment (UNCTAD) has sentations from interests id tative, but potentially extrem- , The Petroleum reserves 'in By Our Reporter the amount of extractable petrol- Own been pressing for a system of outsidfe New Zeland, ely signicant step in the. new Angot. ten kilometres to the east eum does justify , the establishm-- , generalised, non is shortly to be tabled in par direction of a Pacific economi of Pul near Mazar, esti- ,'es, said Eng. i 4 ent of a small .oil refinery, he Sari are Sharafi. From the - . . y ' discriminatory- tariff prefer- "liament. But it includes many community where economic to hold some one and a 37 to 40 per sust-anc- es added. . mated cent light oil ences for tropical primary products such advantage works for more pe- half million, tons of extractable petrol, kerasene .and manufactured and exports fr- as coconuts, edible fruit and ople. (DEPTHnews). petrol. Given the fact that lab diesel " would i Five deep wells with a depth be' extracted om developing tests have .determined the cont and the remaining oil of 1300 metres and a diametre of countries., Ihe value for developed and ent of petrol in Angot reser- could oth- - k five inches; have been drilled and the sustances be Used for country ves to be between it and w er purposes such as operating the completed. Already use is being developing of this sche- per. cent, it has been planned to central heating plants, etc made of the oil substances obtai- - me is that it enables trade ex- set up a small oil refinery where With an annual output of 100.00 ned from the Angot reserves. pansion for the developers, and some 100,000 ,tons of on could tons of petrol, the Angot reserves This substance . is better for a chance to locate industry in pla- fce' refined annually. Thi8 was re- would meet the needs of the co--, running the central heating low labour cost areas, near to vealed by Eng. Badniddin Sha- untry for 15 years. " nts than diesel which is more natural resources and markets rafi, the President of the Petro To extract other oil substances expensive. Thig heat-eneratin- tor the developed., A, pin. leum Prospecting Department. from the Angot reserves would substance is sold to government organisa- - REWARDING SCHEME The Angot reserves, discovered .. require a bigger refinery, with and ' . ' . recently, will also yield some more investment and a larger nu-oth- er tions for one Afghani per litre, .'0,. ' substances which could be mber of engineers, and technic-use- d at the reserves site, said Eng. Developed countries have an for purpos- - ians, said Eng. Sharafi. However, Sharafi. inducement to establish their future planes, toreduce size;,'.,".oh major airports By Edward Bishop mo- Vast conventional concrete-ac- - early, as 1945, believes huge and the . British Aircraft Corpo- -' proposals to put taxpayers' .','..' red airports like the one Britain conventional concrete airports ration are considering plans for ney behind STOL. In the Ameri- IV." is planning at iounless near the are on the way out, aircraft which, combining minim can domestic context, emphasis It. inte- Thames Estuary and the six-by-t- i Ag 83, Sir Barnes has designed al runway needs with new quiet is on the need for improved 1 mile third Paris airport due a supersonic airliner capable of Rolls-Roy- ce fan jet engines or r-city bus flights. to open at Roissyen-Franc- e in 900 foot take-off- s and landings, QTOL as the abbreviation alrea- It has been estimated that such flai-- se three years' time, are likely to less than a tenth of runway le- dy goes aim. to appease the anti--: ed aircraft would be outdated by a new generation ngths needed today. noise and environmnetal lobbies. the jet usage of Americas of airliners within 15 years. Whether Sir Barnes's design Yet another Jiard look will ha- 9,400 airports from 10 per cent to Aircraft design developments gets further than his drawing ve to be taken at .Third London 90 per cent. . aimed at raising speeds,, cutting board, Jump jet passenger travel airport proposals and, indeed, at The factor most likely to pre-sua- runway needs and minimising en- is around the corner first STOL any conventional airport plann Congress to put public gine noise, will dictate a reduc- and later VTOL. : ing in the world. money behind BTOL research Existing - development is environ- - tion in the size of the world's VTOL precisely what the international airports- and the !i- ; argument that, coupled - ,. major airports. - : abbreviation denotes,, planes that could more than:, accommodate mental take-off- s landings, 'i: In Britain s case, choice oi a io- - go straight up and come straight STOL, and later, VTOL airliners. with short and QTOL en- cation for London's third airport.1 down need the most develop- - Lome the day of a combination aircraft equipped with han taken so long that there are ment and are 15 years distant, of VTOL and QTOL there is the gines could take-o- ff and land now serious doubts about the fe But the prospects should not real possibility of jetting super- steeply, limiting the. noise nuis- ' Fo- - passengers ; . area. asibiilty of proceeding with be overlooked in the short- term. sonic in and out 'of ance . . y Hawker-Siddele- Harrier, vertic city centres..' -- ulness. of introduc- i , take-o- h; The big problem The world s aircrait makers al - aircraft , trials are London already has a shadow v and airport planners are consi-- .currently ' going on aboard tne ,TOL scheme for the King's, Cr- ing STOL and VTOL is that the el of dering the future passenger tra-- British aircraft carrier Ark Ro-v- oss area, selected because it very attributes such aircraft implications of vertical take- - yal in the Moray Firth.' is well served by public transport will demand fundamental reor- operations. off and landing (VTOL) and sho- - The VS. Navy is covetous the In America the cancellation of ganisation of airway Anglo-Frenc- Co- Cutting giant international rt take-o- ti and landing jaiviL,;, namer military aircrait recently a rival for the h U.Sj. 144 airports down to size will invol- ed airliners which can purchased by the Marines ncorde and Russian Tupolev expected in service over the and a substantial American naval supersonic airliners was partly ve the development of new fly- be - ing systems. Bonn (DaD) Cooperative development next 15 years. order is possible for the break- influenced by environmental ar- aid is proving a Barnes Wallis, through British VTOL planar-- 1 gumeetewAnd publus interest, in For example, ii maximum ad In Britain. Sir Raifelgen of the geodetic construc- STOL aircrat are a more im- STOL and VTOL' has been arou- - vantage is to be gained from success, the .organisation of agricultural cooperatives creator and jump routes, tion of the Wellington bomber, mediate prospect in civil aviat- sed by knowledge of the wasteful STOL jet then inventor of the dambusling bou- ion. They offer the considerable fact that only 10 per cent of navigational and traffic control in the Federal Republic of Germany, has concluded after ncing bombs which breached attraction of runways shorteped the nation's airports can be ser- - systems will have to be arrang- to cater for short, sharp tak- a number...of years' experience Oprmanv's Mohne and Eder from as long as 12,000 feet t ved by the big jet airliners beca ed in aid to developing countries. swing-win- e-off approaches. .ii Hams, and whose a .van. 2,000 feet.' use of their runway needs. and airport Hawker-Siddele- y (Continued on page 4) Picture riable geometry was patented as In Britain, Congress is studyfpg . federal shows trainees in a cooperative workshop. .! 1971 . NOVEMBER 9, PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES

...n t Bengal crisis ' :''k'"' Pompidou, Mrs. Gandhi for political solution Premier, PARIS, Nov. 9, (AFP) French President Georges Pompidou and visiting Indian to Bengal crisis Mrs. Indira Gandhi both called here yesterday for a political settlement the I' danger of war . inherented In the present Indo Pakistani situation. and stressed the ab- Thir tvwiko nuti for a Dolitical at the Hotel Matignon lasted At the Elysee luncheon for during a luncheon at over, one hour. Afterwards Mrs. out 30 people Pompidou said settlement ' Bengal Elysee Palace, high point of Gandhi described it as 'useful that the origins of the the political. It should th first day ot Mrs. uanaras ana saia h nacr tuiwuwu crisis were Franco-India- n thus be solved with the' agreem- olllcial, three-da- y visit to tr relations and the ' current situation on the ent of the populations concerned ance. political moves. This has started at a hectic pa- - frontiers. by ' this was done, he ad- rp Tha Indian rremier met In what was seen as a keynote Unless Pompidou and her French statement she told reporters after ded, France 'fears that the who- with Indian J counterpart, Jacques Chaban-D- el seeing the Premier that she had le of the kept protocol engagem- come to Paris seeking a better could be swept away in a storm mas and consequences would be ents yesterday. ' French public French understanding of the pr- whose opinion was not ignored either esent situatipn. hard to predict' ' as the Indian leader gave two te- levision and one radio interview. t The meeting with Chaban-Delm- as Bhutto returns home from Famous American Peking visit fully satisfied artist visits ' ter).-Pakls- tan's envoy KABUL University coeds' baa ketball team training tor we Wjmer tournament ISLAMABAD, Nov. 9, (Re- - special returned here yesterday from three days Zulflkar AH Bhutto to Afghanistan In China and declared "we are now in full preparedness HOME NEWS ROUND UP malntaln territorial Integrity iBritish said this was aid 9, I Speaking at Islamabad airport cussions, Bhutto Nov.' 9, (Bakhtar),. MAZARE SHARIF,. Nov. 9.-- Miss Beat- KABUL, KABUL, Nov. riot necessary because of the Sal-an- g (Bakhtar). Balkh Governor Ab- on his arrival with the other A young man was killed in rice Wood, famous American "complete understanding" ad- mission visits Wat, yesterday evening when dul Aziz yesterday visited the Mon- eight members of his civil and artist, arrived in Kabul wa- ding: "Events are more import- by a car. The driver of the public library here and issued in- military delegation, Bhutto hit day. Under the sponsorship of ant than words". car escaped and the body of structions for the provision of Center, Miss rned India would "meet their Afghanistan ' the American He declined further comment (after an , doom" they dared to attack Mohammad Hussain chairs and desks. Wood will present several lec- if his fa- until he and members of the autopsy) was submitted to on the ceramic arts and Pakistan. ' : Nov. 9, (Bakhtar) tures cherish- mission had met the President. mily. . , 't CHARIKAR, But he said Pakistan By Our )wn' Reporter Mahmo-ud- , American handicrafts. Soon after Bhutto left Pek- Parwan Governor Mir ' ed peace and would not fire' During her four-da- y stay m ZARANJ. 'Nov. 9, (Bakhtar). arid the President' of the Ki- the first shot.' ing he sent a message from his A three man British delegation Kabul, she nlans to visit Istalif Mi- The Afghan Red Crescent Society ndergartens Department Dr. Reuters correspondent in Pe- aircraft to Chinese Prime TIere Monday morning herself with Afghan Chou-En-L- arrived branch here has distributed some Shohabzada, held talks to aquaint king, Pringle, reported nister ai on which to discuss the specifications of techniques. James textiles, sugar, and matches to on the kindergardens yesterday. potters and their Bhutto flew home after he expressed the hope that the contribution toward alle- meet with that ' British the poor of the prison There forty boys and girls in In addition, she will pledge "understanding" reached ' at viating the consequences of two inmates are Afghan ar- winning from China a here. the kindergarten here. several prominent his discussions with Chinese lead--! years of drought in ' of its resolute support for consecutive tists. ;: ers would the cause Afghanistan. country in the event' of any "further HERAT, Nov. 9, .(Bakhtar). ' of peace and justice in our re- Britain has already offered to H Several years back Miss foreign aggression. . supply, of sugar FARAH, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar). gion".. ; give Afghanistan 100,000 pound With the further Wood toured India under the Bhutto who led. the team as :rrr' ( J to shorta- foundation of the new sterling worth of equipment to the market here the The stone auspices of the U.S. Departm- Dersonal representative of Pre The message officially releas- - emanating fr- ge has been met. In the past ten-be- d hospital was laid in tne course of combat problems - ent of State. In the sident Yahya Khan, said the ed in Islamabad said the hospi ! months, 2969 Parchaman of Farah pro- drought seven and a half , district a coll- om the long Gover- the tour she exhibited mission had achieved tangible tality accorded to the delega- - . sugar have sold vince yesterday by Farah The British delegation, headed tons of been in. of her works and, pre- - results and "we haye come ba tion ifl China cl the markets in Herat. nor Nqwabi. ection reflected the by John Rowley, head of the ck completely satisfied". ose binding coun- From the 800 of sugar1 ne- The hospital is being built by ties the two Middle East Develppment Divi- tons also toured and lectured in The delegation had discussed tries. to discuss wly imported from the Soviet the Helmand Construction Unit has sion in Beirut, is also . the present sub- Ch- Union, 4815 tons has sent to and will cost afs. 1 million. Japan. situation in the The Chinese ambassador, 1 f prospects of Britain's capital aid been do- A number of her works are continent with Chinese officials, ang Tung, and the Chinese mi- long-ter- m 'Badghis, Ghor, Farah, Nimroz, One acre of land has been in the form of credits the v, :'v provin- the hospital by Abdul currently on exhibit 'in he said. litary attache were at Islam- Afghanistan's fourth five Kandahar and some other nated for Mo- - in Metropolitan" Museum of Askedxwhy a joint communi- miss-sio- n development plan due to ces. Some have been supplied to Wahab, the deputy from Parcha- abad airport to greet the year People. Art in New York. que was not issued on the dis- - on its return ft begin within the next year. the markets in Herat.. man to the House of the dern here. vVORLD NEWS ROUNDUP US. delegation ADVERTISEMENTS PHNOM PENH, Nov. 9, comment, white the Portuguese NEW DELHI, Nov. 9, (Reuter) SALT (AFP).. .Eight people died and Defence Ministry said their spo- Several East Pakistani refugee to due in 11 were Injured Sunday night kesman was "in conference" with camps were reported destroyed : swept when a soldier who lost in a the Minister. in a cyclonic storm that Friday ' Indian ' Vienna card game threw a grenade in: However, the sources said the through the northeast sp- explosion was probably the work meland of the Mizo tribals last 9, to the group, of players and ' VIENNA, Nov. (Reuter). BIDS ectators, was reported. of the Armed Revolutionary Ac- Saturday. delegation WANTED it property in The United States About six soldiers were play- tion Group (ARA). Damage to other here on Friday for ' also will arrive ing cards In a small street in the Mizo hills district was round of the Strategic to.... heavy and crop damage was se- the sixth THE CREDIT AND COOPERATIVE PROJECT central Phnom Penh and ab- Talks (SALT) 9, vere, according to a delayed offi- Arms Limitation out 20 people were watching. JAKARTA, Nov. (AFP)... officials said yesterd- 60 report received in Aijal, the Austrian A falling coconut killed a cial ay.-- OF THE MINSTRY OF AGRICULTURE IR- Mizo hills headquarters. AND LISBON, Nov. 9, (AFP).-- An year old woman when she was explosion during the washing under a palm outside occurred Nov, 9, The Soviet delegation will - house Tuntang Regency, BRUSSELS, (Reuter). RIGATION HAS RECEIVED AN OFFER FOR POT-- night at the NATO (North Atlan- her in and after a ' ' Four' people died and nine 'were arrive on Sunday tin TrAatv nrffnntcntlnnt tiAarin. Salatiga, central Java it was meeting early ne- yesterday. seriously injured when a build- - preliminary uarters at Caparica, near Lisbon, jl reported here xt week the two sides will de- ASIUM SULPHATE FERTILISER FROM IATA CO. reliable sources said yesterday. Tha mim nrao mpfpr 3ft ing unaer consirucuou ai a tar i assembly plant collapsed here ye-- cide on the date for their first A NATO spokesman declined to Ufh hhrh I sterday. meeting. . en- Krime-covere- d The fifth round of SALT workmen toiled KABUL, AT AFS. 9847.38 PER TON CJ.F. KABUL 1.1 mainly to free work-mate- s trap- ded in Helsinki on September House of people tr- ped under a two-m- etre pile of 24 amid firm signs that a Continued from page 1) the house meeting yesterday: twisted metal and shattered con- eaty could emerge here to li Zormat district as representative Nazrullah, deputy from Daishu: crete blocks.. ' mit the deployment of defen-- 1 EXCLUDING GOVERNMENT TAX. THE FOR- ? i f of the Pakthia province represen- Azizullah Yasefi, deputy from sive missiles. tatives to the same committee, Arghandab, Besmellah deputy fr- EIGN AND LOCAL Ramazan, deputy fr6m Gomal, om Shinkai, Ali Mohammad depu- FIRMS WHICH CAN SUPPLY representative of the deputies fr- ty from Acheen; Abdul Jabar de- Mo- om Logar province. puty from Eshkashem; Amir modern man CHEAPER SHOULD APPLICA-TTO- Oreads of SUBMIT N Jawand; THEIR Public Health Committee: hammad deputy from by knowledge Sha-hra- . (Continued page 2) been abated the de- deputy k; from Khalifa Mohammad Yousuf, Tajul Majouk, from - being had been: an- omnipotent that he would leave living des- puty from IJaisar district as' re- Haji Shah Alam Taheri, FROM APPEARANCE OF) THIS ADVERTISE- creator, he would not have ma- cendants behind him. .! presentative, of the Faryab pro- deputy from Karokh, Mohammad de nature including human na-- t This survival of death by pro- vince deputies to the committee: Ali Qazizadah. deputy from MENT UNTIL! ZarghoonV Dost M'ohamp. ture anything like what it is. xy does not console modern man. THREE DAYS AT TIffi PROJECT Abdul . Jalil Malang, deputy disconcerting, an individualist and is mad Gorgaich, deputy from the This is and so lie is from Khas Urozgan as represen- is the paradox that a man, being perhaps also an agonistic. Mod- V centre of Nimroz, Sayed Moham- HEADQUARTERS - of Bamyan province depu- man takes refuge AT BADAM BAGH- tative mad Ghaus, deputy from Lashe conscious, is aware that he is ern therefore Khos-t- i, pros- anaesthetics, and of all ties, and Shair Mohammad Jaween, Mohammad Akram deputy going to die and adhors the in most as representative of depu- knows opiate of work, which the from Moqor Wazeer Mo- pect ' of death, though he in the province. and only his thoughts away from ties from Pakthia hammad deputy from Sharan. that death is going to be the keeps .' Following is a list of the depu- complete release for him from contemplation by keeping his BIDS WANTED ties who were not present in the evils of life at which he re- eyes fixed on the conveyor-be- lt - ' ... pines. or on the drawing-boar- d. Sugar-can-e Bowling club opens The contemplation of our hu- man could not man condition has disturbed us take modern man's perennial re- 1) fuge in work, for (Continued from page harvesting starts ever since we became aware of Tins INSTITUTE OF CARTOGRAPHY The reaction to bowling in our existence as individuals in- work was dependent on the sea- NEEDS Afghanistan is being very clo- sulated from our corporate exis-- sons. There were not yet those ' in arti- sely watched, and if it is at all in Nangarhar , tence as members of a family a wheels that can turn, an MAP PAPER, AND CHEMICALS AND PAPER FOR y ficially lighted factory, for 24 favourable, a new multi-alle- I tribe. For primitive man, the - day. center lower prices will KABUL, Nov. 9, (Bakhtar) I terror of the prospect ot the in- hours in the IT HAS RECEIVED QUOTATIONS 'with --OFNS. WinCH FROM be buildt, so that the majority Harvesting of sugar-can- e has

of people can participate, he been in progress in Nangarhar NA-SRAT- FARIIANG STATIONERS, AND AGFA AGENT, Y. said. province for the past week. Al- though production has been af future passenger airliners is bowling wa- future, Britain's Foul There an active fected due to shortage of (Continued from pan. 3) . the then league in progress at the cen- ter, the sugar-can- e farms were Such considerations have ins- ness thoughts will begin to look ter. Teams from Ariana Air- not attacked by any plant dis- -' pired America's National Aerc even more redundant. COMPANIES AND STATIONERS WHICH CAN lines, Atlas Afghan Co., the eases. Such diseases appear nautic and Space Administrat- Indeed, much the same can American Embassy, . and other when the farms are irrigated fe- b? said for any spanking new ion's current campaign for thf? SUPPLY CHEAPER SHOULD SUBMIT THEIR AP foreign delegations are now by muddy water, resulting fr- deral funds to finance the build- international airport, and om floodings. includes the 123 million third competing. ing of two experimental STOL PLICATIONS TO THE INSTITUTE ADMINISRATI-V- E The Atlas Bowling Center is To make up for the losses due jets as well as traffic control re- Paris airnort where the first Atlas-Afgha- already operated by the n Co- to low production, sugar-can- e search and development . ' 12,000 foot runway has multi-busin- OFFICE, AND ATTEND BIDDING MEET- mpany, ss conglo- producers have decided to sell If NASA manages to overcome been completed and which is due TIffi merate that owns the new ice- cane in the form of fruit, and Congressional resistance, which to open early in 1971 cream shops in Kabul, Atlas refrain from making brown su- is aimed more at involvement in By STOL standards not to ING ON NOVEMBER 13. LICENSES WILL BE EXA- Shoes, and serves as the foreign gar out of them. mention vtul. tnai runway such corporations as Selling canes in the form of than prvision of facilities ' for will be 10,000 feet too long, agent for - MINED AND SECURITIES REQUHtED. National Cash Register, Jerox, fruit brings returns twice as thp nnprntinn of these airliners of " GEMINI v.. and many others. much as making brown sugar.

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