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8-23-1967 Kabul Times (August 23, 1967, vol. 6, no. 126) Bakhtar News Agency
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M 1 ' I 'I "\i'?:' , 1 slatlon~ to check 10caL extremist ' Jiit,6;Z'ARE SHARIF, Aug. 22, "Kabul University, .Mark 3 'Days Of,' S14 I.6J 9.300 for 1968 aamlSlDg of 8 kin of the 20 km report~r9 Embassy officials told is also to serve as preSident of the OUl' Owii~ Reii~rtei.. , -, he f,gure, a record hlllh lor road 'linkiI!ll Mazare SharIf WIth they hail never heard of the ·'revo· ny parhamentary relatIOns section Afghanistan was prcparlng tod!lY' tor' three clays of festivity the or.gan1satlon, repr~sentsT Shadian village have been com· \utlonary solldartty movement." the ,an m the Justice Ministry. malkIng the 49th ann~versliry of Afgliarlliffa'n's ~e.:emergence as IOcrellse of more than $12 pleted The Balkh public works signature on fbe leaflets. mil. depa,rtment, In cooperatIon of II fully Independent na~ioh" The celebrations will begllJ with a lion ur almost 10 per cent avel a comparable amount COl' this the people-of the area. began .\ speech by Ills Majesty the King at 7:30-a.m tomorrow In the .- work on road 20 days ago Chamani Huzorl In Kabul. year News In Brief The mam slOgle reasbn £01 WorUI the Increase' IS a request for ., TEHRAN, Aug. 22. (Reuter).- " After th~. speec.h, ~hl.ch WIll be relayed by RadIO AfghaniS KANDAHAR, Aug 22, (Bakh. CAPE KENNEDY, Aug. 22, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevl ) 254 more staff membel s. bri)'fg thr) ~The Kandahar Wool In tan, HIS Majesty WIll revIew A milttary parade. whieh wlll pass I~g the UN total to 8.102 accord· (Reuter).-The United States of Irlln left for Washington \ through Wazlr Akbar Khan Watt, the street to which Jade Mai.' c1ustrtes CIl has started produc. WIll launch its second biologl- Monday for talks .wlth U.S, Pre' I11g lo th(' budget e!=;ttmates pub. wand runs from the Pamlr Cmerna area I"hed yeste, day tlon of cal pets by machlOe Ten cal research satellite on Sep· sident Johnson on defence aId evenmg~, tor~ mach~nes are now at work and Tn the afternoon, ,sports events, wnh Af 30 per hour Other causes of the' proposed tember 7, It was announced and the MIddle East crisis. With wrestling nnd bockey reDlus waiting In Cfise of any trouble with the sectIOn employs 20 persons Monday III gl~r budget are an expansion Next velll the factory WIll have trom Jndin and football teams from taxI drivers, complaints may be of programmes In the ecqnoll)lc The No tlonar Aeronautics and DOUALA, Aug. 22, (Reuter) Pnl;lstnn nnd the Soviet UmbO tak- mi'ldc 10 the pollce by calling 20159. 10 more machines Spa,e AdmInIstration saId the and socl.I1 field, Inelude an ~x -Bia£ran forces have again 'ng pAri. wtll be held In 24041 01 23288 pendnure of $150.000 fOI the I satellIte, Blosatelhte 2. would th~ 25.000 seal Ghazl StadIum Tcnt d The plant produced 200.000 metres bombed Kano Airport m an at· UN Confel'ence on T, ade lind <;.arry 13 departments to determl. tack on Jet fighters recently de· peg-gelS trom GhDJ, Ghazni and ( t'(ClIled Jash'n programme on fI! woollens and blankets last ne the effect of the space pnvi Development In New Deihl next hvered there, Radio Blafra an Pakth18. Will compete with mlht;JrY pagt' 7) F'ehluary year The company was form' d ronment on vanQu&, life proce~ nounced Monday. leam ThurSday, Salurday, and Mon- --""------.----- 24 vears ago With a capital of ses dunng three crays In orbIt The radIO Said several federal day u!temoons on 'he Chamaol Pirz-da V,·SI·tS Af :1.000.000. BONN, Aug 22, (AP) -Chan' planes were damaged Huzon field U"I cellor Kurt Georg Kiesmger Ring 21122 In • tllday allernoon high schOOl and BELGRADE Aug 22. (Reu- said Monday he told President univ~rslty Cairo For Ta:)'ks Johnson there WIll be "no cuts stUdents wllI hold a "I tel) -PresIdent Tlto Mondw MOSCOW, Aug 22, (Tass)- parade and perform gymnastics Case 01 Trouble leturned to hiS adnatlc resld worth mentIOnIng" In the str A trade delegatloD of the Re· CAIRO, Aug· 23. (OPA) -Pak. eDgth of West Germany's 461 000. Concerts Will be held each even. All government offices will en~e on~ the Island of Bnonl a ~ pubhc of Smgapore arrived m mg In the many camps set up along Istanl Foreign Mmlslcr ShRrlfuddm man Bundeswehr Moscow Sunday The delegatI''" ~ her~ be closed for Jashen Thurs· tCI SIX days of talks With Aral1 Solia Letonika is a member of the 30- strong troupe of Soviet acrobats who will the ChamaOl HUlon by Afghan Plrzada arrived Tuesday from His Majesty the King on the reviewing stand at last year's indepeDdence anniver· It'.Iders m Callo Damascuss "If there are to be cuts al all," mcludes representatives of var Beirut on an offiCial four-day VISII day, Friday and Saturday. perform in the Kabul Nandarey and Sahne Bahari Chaman during JasheD. confl~ren mUSH'lons From 9 10 II each even :~ Klesmger told a news sary mllltary parade. ' .lI,d Baghdad , IOUS government institutIOns Ing elllertall1crs of Ihe cultural de 3:s part 01 hiS currenl tour or Arab In ease of any emergency ce, "they WIll be made In full and trading fIrms and bIg bu' partmem o! the Ministry of Infor cOunlries or wa.ter or power failure consultatIOn With our allies." the best source to contact Is smessmen malion Dnd Culture will perform In Plrzada was carrymg a personal / Klesmger s81d Johnson told The delegatIOn IS led by pel', the ministry's club message from PakistanI Prestdent PRINCE NADER OPENS the police departmcnt, phone him that cuts In the Bundeswehr 21122 Italian Courts manent secretary of the Board Ayub Khan 10 UAR PreSident Ga Home Briefs World Trade Information Centre would make It more dIffIcult to Thc ceDtral post office, In of Economic Development of Entertamers from the Soviet mal Abdc:l NO!'iiser KABUL, Aug 23, (Bakhtar) -The (( onrlnllecl pagc' " accesSible to thousands of over- pOI I termInal the H S. Consu!;li deal WIth Senators who are cal· Singapore's Ministry of Fmances, THE KABUL ZOO clUding the telephone and teo lrom UOlon, India. Paklstan and TurkeyI tn an airport statement the Pak seas and American busmessmi=n te General bUildIng m Kobe, ,Ja- Face Adultry Japanese Ambassador In Kabul The to-stOry World Trade In hng for substantial cuts ,n the S,m KI Bun Will perlorm each evening at 7' 30 Istani VISitor said the obJ~ct of hiS KABUL, August 23, (Bakhtar) _ legraph branches. will re who Vl!=;lt New York e'lC'rv pan, the Palllavi UniversIty in Hloekl Masaki met MInister ot Jus fOimatlOD Centre Will glve com strength of US forces ID Euro· and 10 00 either at the Kabul Nen. visit was "10 exchange vlewpOlnts The Kabul Zoo was officially opened yesterday by His Royal High. main open during the holl ye.. Sh"az. Iran, and the Dharan aJr· pe lIt:e Dr Ehsan Tarakl In hlS office prehenslve marketmg adv,c~ un Problem dary Or the Sahnal Baharl Chaman, With Cairo OffiC13ls on the current ness PrInce Mohammad Nader. who is honorary president of the days. includiDI:' Friday, from -. port termmal bUlldmg In S~Udl at 430 pm yesterday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m \\ hat to sell. where when and TOKYO, Aug 22, (DPA) -Thc bOlh located on the Jashen grounds sItuatIOn In the Mideast and means Afghan IZoologlcal Committee. B Located ID the Centre ,,~Il be Arab.. ROME, Aug 22, (AP) -ita Early m Ihe day the Pollsh Am The Kabul Museum will be how descnbe prevallmg and .' Japanese government WIll most As the grounds will be crowded, 10 remove the consequences of !be bassador Jan Petrus also met the The openmg ceremony was at 4 He IhankCtl dll lhose who have the World Trade InstItute whele lian courts have been given open from 9 ..10. 00 1 p.m. Lmtlclpated market condItions probablY despatch envoys In the traffic Will be restflcted Onl.)' cars recenl Israel aggression on Ihe mmlster tcnded by Their Royal Highnesses bUSinessmen deslrmg to broad· In explalnmg hiS concept of a second chance to deelde If looperatcd wllh Ihe Zoology {"l)m. In various natIOns, dispense 10 ll rank of 101nlsters overseas tv With "A" permlt slickers can enter Arabs' Prance Ahmad Shah, Pnncess Bd· mltlec In setllng up the zoo and formatIon on world trade proce en their understanding uf world the World Trade Centre. Mr. Ya artificial Insemination constl· AllMiracle Man inVIte more lorelgn countnes the exhibition and camp area They He added he would also diSCUSS quis. Princess Manam, Pnnee Mo- zoologIcal Insl~lulcs 10 the Federal dures and regulatIOns arrangz marketmg techmques WIll be masakl said he saw a relation tutes adultery. to take part m the 197Q world dlrecte~ ship between world trll:de ahC! The first time around, oJne WIll be along the road by consohdatJon of "brotherly" rela MAZARE SHARIF, Aug ha.\.tlmad Daud PaShlUn,.r, Pnn- Repubhl' of Gcrmany ,lnd other IntroductIOns of buyers an'] able to attend speCial trade clas expOSitIOn 10 Osaka, It was the Ghazi StadIum to the foot of Itons bmdlng 'he Umted Arab Re. Repeal Tonkin Gulf world peace because anImals of launlhrng lhe proJcct a baSIS for llHlducllng the war In In the Customs bUlldmg, all man who was brought to her hour VISIt durlOg hiS cun'ent Charges tor taxis are Af 3 per km UAR 10 Jordan, Saudla and Sudan ture and commUnICatIOns fa~h ('ooperatlOn of men. and through ry after she gave birth .to health, and ronstructlOn of pubhc Afghanlslan, HRH Pnm:c N,lder Dr AG Kakar dean ot the VIetnam • !nternatlOnal trade operatwlls by an acquaintance de.monstr tour of Arab capItals during the day and As 5 In the for SImilar talks 1 ties. multlltngual mterpreters thiS cooperatIOn hiS ability to a baby more than a year I otihties sltld In hiS opening t;peelh (ollcge of Sucnce ,tnd secretary· 'No PreSident has Ihe power 10 of the Bureau In the POI t of ated that he could dou. PresldeDt Habib BourgUiba genef.ll (II lhe Z\lology (nmnllltcc New York WIll be consoltdat temporary offices for VISltmg: flOd greatness atter they were separated ble her money. saw hIm off at TnnIS aIrport. A i. -- wage w~lr In Ihe absence of a decla ~,lIt1, 'Today you are seetng the ed Exporters, Importers and the executives. a variety of shops, "It should refll}Ct the quahtles Shc contended she. had reo She said she pawned all her Tunislan governmpnt spokefiman I.llion llf W,lr, he told the Senate celved artificial insemlnation lumpletlon of a sm,tll part of a pro· public Will be able to transac~ and I estaurants With CUISine nf Itfe whIch he so paSSIOnately gold ornaments and brought said Hussein and Bourgul'Ja rhe 01 egon Democrat, a biller huslness 10 one convenient h. catenDg to natlve tastes of seeks-of truth and serenIty, of in a Milan clinic whlch she the moneY-about 13,300 bahts dUrIng theIr two meetings had Jc ... t which has been launched to pre l ntlt: 01 the US Involvement In refused to!U\Dle until the serVe tho iJllImal wealth of Afgh.l ( atlon overseas VISItors as well as hope and JOY for all men-qua (about 223 Sterllng)-to the dIscussed "appropnate measures Vietnam br.mtlcd ,.s "patently un Amencan palates courts have decI'ed whether Illslan and prevcnl !he: extinction 01 Il ties 10 tegra) to the klOd of de. man at another hotel for restormg Arab rlghts" lonslllulhHl.d\ the powers thaI Commercial offices of ff)rel~n 1,Ire ,Inlmals To permIt the erectIon of the mocracy for whJch he 3Splre'i there was any tIlegallty. hlhnson had ueflved from lhe con t onsulates foreIgn departmenls Police said she went to the expre~scd Centle, 164 bUild lOgs on Ihe sIte 'The World Trade Centre The previous case failed to toilet and when she returne4 01 K,lkar hiS graillude troversHII tlJ(i4 r~snlUllOI1 "f baDks, and exhibit space reach solution In 1958 when 1(\ illS MaJes!) Ihe King and thelr had to be vacated and torn down should be Imbued With the feel the man had disappeared Orhel dOrntnlslrallOn CTltlCS IIkc and sales offices of Amencan a Padau woman was sued tor I~tl\dl I-bghnesscs fill Ihclf enU~HI The Iota1 project requlred the lOS of man's beltef 10 hIS Ilreat. with her money, HOUSE FOR RENT Seneration lhe balik IS an example '('hem£.' 10 promole trade ex panSlon try will be cloudy. south Be First ASEAN· Projects On Chinese London Mission crease of 75 per cent over the of developmg countries trylng to LONDON, August 23, (Reuter). for the developing ECAFE counlnes Kabul will be partly cloudy 1965 tonnage fIgures New York "Ourmg the course of then eva BANGKOK, August 23, (Reuter). Vietnam Talks l'!HiE" themselves bv their own efforts ~;IVC: manoeuvres tram the MIGS Britain has taken strong retallatory measures against Chinese -\\as an lIltngulIlg concepl with relatively high winds. POI t's share of the naltonal shlp_ Common customs arrangements, a joint 'lJ1lpplng and a joint alr .lIlrl SAMs. both A·6A's are belicved UNITED NAT}ONS, Aug 23, diplomats In London following the alleged attack On the British The hlghe.st temperature for Ptng tonnage was 14 4 per cent line could be Ihe first projects of the newly (ormed Association of U NYUfl ECAFE executive $Ccre· III Thursday 24th. 8.30 p.m. to 002 A.M. today Is expecte.d to be around 10 have. mdvertently crossed the (ReUler) -UN. SecretarY-Gepcral u' diplomatic mission in Peking by Chinese demonstrators. 1966 Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Thai Foreign Mlrllster Thanat tary In w~l(omIng the ex'perts, pom Chinese border.'~ the Pentagon Thant said again yesterday that he . Th~ Foreign OOice announced fdclltncs to Peking are restoretl 32 C Khoman said Monday. ted out that the proposals which The World Trade Centre WIll o1ddcd ' beheved a cessation of American last nIght that all Chmese to Bn- ., hcsc lhrc:e Immedlare mea~urt!~ Get your A Reuter report trom Saigon said II Thanat was addressing the Asso· Thanat .-dded that the members bombmg of North '\lietnam would Ihe seminar might put forward be an mdlspeDsable focal pOInt lam holdLng dlplom(\tlc -or offiCial were outhned by Deput) Foreign would not be binding on the gov NO! th VJclnam~s carefullY coordinat IIGRAND DINNER DANCE clatIon of Commerce and Account: of ASEAN mfgbt m the tUlure en· lead to peace talks "m three to four of the future m meetmg challen passpotrs would be reqUired to ob- Minister George I homson at a 20- ernments concerned ed olr defence! accidentall~ blasted ancy Faculty. ot Chulalongdom gage themselves In technological co weeks .. /les of the growmg commere""1 UniverSity, tain an exit visa from the Foreign nunule meellng late last night wllh one ot Ihelr .own l\fIG lIghtcrs lrom operallon to~ keep abreast· o~ the A spokesman said IhJS In answer Inter~hange between 'latHms copy 01 the Office before leaving Ihe country. She{l Pmg, Chlnes.e Ch.lrge d·Af. He Said a meetmg of representa the sky Sunday as clearipg weather in celebration of Jashen modern world. , 10 qU,\~lloos .al a press briefing. All members of the Chmese dlp- [aires In London About $132 mJlhon worth of Ife added that ASEAN, wblcb The loreign miOister, whose polley tives of Interested govemments In goods were sold by the free let in AmericJJ,n jcts to bomb rail· He said the statement did not 10maUc misslon and other Chmese comprises Indonesia, the Philippnes, IS the active promotion regional the ECAFE region was envisaged wa}' lines norch. of Hanoi. ot .represent a comment on published to whom the travel notification sys· Shen Ping hud been summoned 10 ~(NEH81 world countnes m 1966 Prosp. Kab.,1 Times A~ "AFGH~N,iSTAN Singapore, MalaYSia and Thailand. for tPijB or earlier to formulate spe military, sp'okesman said in a cooperation, Said Ge.opollticaV fac reports that Soviet Premier Alexei tern ~pplJes Will be restncted to ects are for continued expans ·1001 NIGHTII could also cooperate 10 malOtaliung Ihe Forclgn Oftke III rccelve a ('Ifk measUres recommended for brief air clash olher MIG-!7', lIred lors had lended 10 briDg tbe small Kosygin had told both U ThaDt aDd travellIng Wllhm a radIUS of five strong protest aboUl Ihe ~llack on IOn of mternatJOnal commerce as stable prices for their prtmary pro. of~ consideration by the governments on AmerlcaD ThuDderfhlet jets with countries this. part ot the world Presldenl Johnson thaI Hanoi wbuld mItes from Marble Arch (In lhc the Bfltlsh dIplomaltl mtSSIOn 10 natIOns ease trade barqers ducts III the world markets responded early enough, the subject Annual at· atr·16·alr missiles as the US. planes Afghan and Oriental Kabab together- after centuoes of separaw be ready fur lalks U the hombing cenlre of London) unless prior noti Pekmg b} Chmese demonstrators /\RIANA OINEMA One of the principal archlt· 1 T)Ie minister said Since it was lion dQe to domInation by foreIgn rould be examined by the meeting (lived on tbeir target, but no losses stopped. fication has been given 48 hOllrs In eurlier A' 2. 5, 7 30 and 9 30 p 01 Ame,,' ects who deSIgned the World difficult In modern time to separate colonial powers. of officials on regfonal economic co were reported. • U Thant ~ald last month that 10 advance. Oemon~II'allOns outSide the BTI- can mOVIe WIlh FarSI Trade Centre IS Mmoru Yama· Afghan Folklore. totally economIc and pollucallaffairs, He said the countries could not operatIOn to be held in November The spokesmaD said tile downed I SUBTITLES. 24 HOURS //I BEIRUT ~ t , view of the continued American air PcrrlussloO to operate the dlplow lIsh miSSion had bUilt up durmg saki of Bltmmgham. Michigan, the Khyber._ MIG was 'hot pursuit Ameri th.re was a posslhlhly 01 political afford to enlrust thelT fate and a s In preparation for the mintsterial in' or 8tt cJc l he had discontinued his matic Wireless by the Chinese mlS- lhe day as the deadhne approached PARK CD/EMA who has won many honours for cooperation among the members 01 fulure to far-away powers which conterence on AsIan economiC' ('0. 1 cnn Phahtom lIg!JSers which had Entr~ncel Acc. Gues,.: Afs. 200. prlvale efforts to brtng about .an sion WIll be suspended until ·such for Chln,I's 48-hour ultimatum to At 2 30 5 30. 8 flll and 10 00 hiS oustandmg designs He was ASEAN had their own Interests. · o~ration scheduled tor January p m Amer;can ~OVI~ Just completed a bombing run when Iatmosphere for peace negotiations I tlme as Bntish dlplomal1c Wireless Bnlum over Hong Kong colony 1968 . the archltect for such bUIldings AI. 110. 11 was' btt by a radar·controlled NnS 3HJ. NI Tina as the St LoUIS (MIssouri) alt. SAM missile
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"'''''''''''''IfI'''''IUl~:1 . ~beetl', taken) c~oi'!:rven ~fm 'tl{e 'daP~ nn~ rl.idIY... hr' .' ,~~sYo' 6""~~iLiii!l<' ittiJlJie peel with ,the rell.ble end accur.te. lemoved. __'~.l~ , ~to preocrve Its! t111iil1i!Y:~~\lerllieles" 303 rifles Using bullets loaded Afghan "~f'J!""i'!' ~ ~~ .~ Irrepf1S8ai.&ietp~JdtPW89 smokless'~'~ -r, ... "" . T ..The Afghan's wIth" powder Tomorrow Afgbanlstan wl1l celell~ e' U~~IO~~P!" ~"1ti*'!',n(S'ff1~~~ ,Jtoucbed to tb,e c:iUigf<1lrfifi'd{ ,p. y.lye mountain and field artillery: The descendants ot those ~.lth- 491h anniversary of the regaining 1!f,lU.f'~ . ~~/.l~,t~t~'~\_.1'm \ ~ hpd1to be lound ta:aliaY·lhe'p.ln In auton~at~c'w,eal!on~Ilk~ l!'e G.tllngs, lui, SImple, prOUd people cen',ralse pendence. The post-Independence hiBtlll'Y' ofl"'" te;.!M':"IituiJ: atid\'l(i~ ".' : the wound. ' elfecllve flelel communlcallona moto- thcll' he.ds .nd look anyone who ghanlstan shows tbat this nation liaS· CllIIlIll a d~l{mlhi~"I'" ~~~.~ ,.' I'"; I rl~ed transport '.lYld iii th~ p.r.- m.y have the temerity 01 chellena' long way along tbe road ot pro~ wiiiIlIDt . :~1ittrece,fr. yeiu$'tf!!" " '~"'!ill"e" '~w.s under th~ circumstances phem.U. 01 a moelern army rem- Ing thetn toel.y stralghl In tbe eye. agaIn.t many odds. No sooner had we-- __ to on Wi~ SiiCiiJt CfiUalillj1~·· .., :!tha~ Alih.nr"!DJl'S' 1~I'ti;er~, Itno~ing Corced wltli Ihe hleh moral anel vast They will ellscharae their national embark on the trying task of natIOlllll~nlClODB- alltt'Oi'tles IDtthe ecOnoilile<~~~'Ji; , I Jlull wen the con~~ces at lailure experience . which its victory' In duly honour.bly and wilhnglY, tructlon than Ihe country was pIliilPa'-"1Jdo tiDo' 'Jiiwinlr the ground felr'tb.tf'elit:arJ' - dnel r.clng the prqsp~et of flahtlng Europe had bestowed upon It. WIthout tusS .nd brav.elo and 'with- I f d d ...n_ lI43-th . ,. . "'....."...oiiA .I !. worlel pow~r ~. nothing more out, much crowIng because the AI- gr e an mourning by a asta•...." ,e of! our'll!l~onal IUe on a firm "'~, '" ,I _",". th.n 10ca1J~ ~~ci~1 RlUzzlelo.ders In These Ihen were the oelds .a.lnst. gh.n's< philosophy of lile ellctetes founder of modem Afghanistan, lfIli ftJJIJ~ aDdi,opejll'n~ the way for t!le ~~8' ~ ".i lh~, h.nds ot rnimi"who were e. In- the Afgh.n solellers anel Irregulars thnt ,I sotnethlng h.s to be elone to the late King Mobammad Nader Shab, wu as- t10itlltr our'natlonal atriID was'iIt'awB':r~ • JnO\:enl at miuthW dlselpJlne .nd who hnel tak ...1ourlve_ 'be first comes to our Ill. war. be it In 1918 or 1987. In thing which they were expectecl to f rd - Ib f tst h f th 'Eb...... I' dLorn,!;" ,. . nUnd .re bO!"lls pl.nps t.nks Europe or Asln. in the hills Or on cia was elone to the best 01 their OTwa m e 00 eps of Is a el'; .. ell~ fQI: Improving Ille living stan ,...,.tu~'our- '. _ ~Dtnmatic we.pon~, ~ro~nel-to-.I; level around "bllily~ this was .U Ihe compens.- .. for tbe advancement of modern educatiQ~i/llId hll~ been thl! launching ot the cou~~ ,Iml..iles homing 'aevlces long Unes \\on whIch th,y sought and which the promotion of public beallb and agrlciilture Five Year 'Hlan earlier- this year:' Tlte ~ 01 ,upplles anel lnexha~lble Slores 11 is ,"tereshna 10 nole th.t the thev gol A small "JiTgah" or palaver of Afghan tribesmen common enemy to defend their home and honour. The Afghan adhcres to a very simple philosopby When outlined by the late King weTc Tesolutely fol- nathln I~, thetefore. entlU~ to take prliJ :lii: of urms and ammuOltlon. The Bri- Afgh.n tribesmen leel by Hi, Ma- carrying muzzle-loadeTs or old-fashioned sabres and dag It Is such battles which have enriched Alghan culture. he goes to war. It Is that once an Afghan decides to fight lowed_ it!!· deeds and Ihe role playe.l by It In mouldlDr !ish lorces. Iresh trom their victory Jesty Ihe I.te Ktng Mohamm.d In terms DC wordly gam these geTS. Tbe fiercely-independent Afghans. bound by a moral literature and folklore with stories and songs of chivalry there are only two ways in wbich he can uphold hIs honour. The first and fOTemost problem of the conn- its history. In Europe .nd fill shed wllh success. N.der Shah (Ihen General Moh.m- SImple an1J proud men received a code called "Pushtoonwall". stand united In the face of the and valour. heroism and self-sacrifice.. "kill or be killed". It is as simple as that. try was the lack of educated youth to assume The nation and its Ililuiers are fnlIy aware hnd the s.me -ascendancy In .rms mad N.der Khan) h.d two or three bullet In the leg or a cut on the \ responsible positions In various fields of natlon- that political independence is not complete 80 over Ihe Algh.ns .s a superpower pleees of field guns -lumbering' ('"heck, but they knew that they were all lIl(' occo\lon of 11I1' 49the anm The need for the Intenslf'ca of Iran and Ihe lentne territory pic the,e and make sure Ihele DeaT SIT Here ell E:.' :-iome IOstanl.:('s of al endeavour. This is a slow process and re- long as people aTe Ibrealened by poverty. IID- of ,od.y he' over a stn.lI country I"mps 01 sleel which wOfe dIfficult bequeathmg to their sons and l'I'rStITII of ,1If' rC(Joinwg oj Afghan (Ifon of thIS slruggle was beIng Clf Afghantstan were to come un_ IS IP.3S1 leslstance In Afghan.~ In the rust few days elflel Ihe I (!.H LIPn "I the peopl(' be.. s mdl']lI'llf/"/1l e Thl Kabul TUtles re· der comph;te Bnt'sh rule and OUl fOi e and ,II tel the war quires hard work and patience.. The process of teraey, disease and hW'Ber. They know that '0 move on level ground let alone t1.mghtel a legacy more preCIous felt mOl e than ever before at tan to their military --advances the news of the legammg of education went on unabatedly while progress these scou\'ges cannot be defeated wltbout unity Supplies-II these c.n be c.Ued enrrv OYer the matlnt.lns These had than all the gold In the world Questef/ (!I'D II'odlng peTS01wflt1l'S the t,me when th,s nation em dOmination Tzanst RUSSIa then Afghan leadels had to .ct be I ndclJC'nrlcnce some people I As th£' tlllopS WeTe leaVing slIC'h (01 the Afghan s"ldlcr consist· to hr. r1lsmanlled and loaded on a freedom with honour We chensh 4bdul HClrh DOWI, Pre IIdrll l. of the bell ked In Its fmal enco\IIVer suffered heaVIly m World War fOlc II was too late They an' Ihought (he news w.s unbel,ey tror the K,mdahar I r ont, thous. was being made In otber fields. and a decade nf tbought and action between all members of ed of • handful oC flour and • Cew few "nfortun.le eleph.nts. comm!s- thiS priceless hentage and we humb Me 111 Ttli/O 11Tooll, and IbTnhtrll wtth colonIalIsm almost half a I and the government w.s 1m' noulll'{'d theIT intentIon of I e dble and beyond reahly .!nds of men, \1,. omen and Hablbul~ al'O the moment was considered opportune to Afghan society, without hard work aQ.d a sense undersized Onions carried In a C::lonpci trom the 'ate Amir Iv salute them and their great lea· Klwl,1. (I well-known poet and cenlury "go The Bntlsh gov measurably weakened as a rp galOlng full Independence-an "We know about the enemy's children (dme to the Chaman launch the First Five YeaT Piau for tbe deve- of searlfiee and without having confidence In "ban.," fa b.a of unl.nned kld- 'nb Khnn's st.bles ders on this day of days tor a gltt IIternr" hOI/Tt·-to record <'lelr me· ernment at the time was chen· sull 6f inlernal upnS10g and announcement whtch mar-ked "II ength·'. Ihey sa,d "We know HUlon to S,IV gllodhvl' The woo lopment IIf the country's manpower and oatu- themselves. On the bllSIs of this knowledge and skin) sl"ng over Ihe shouleler His which only God through men of con IHnTlt'" of OIl' War of lndept>fldence sh,ng the Idea of OCCUPY1 ng .nd revolutIon thc beglnntng of the third and ho\v many weapons he has men h.ltl theIr veils nn They ral resources. Many new scbools have been understanding the Afghan nation Is marching w••pons ranged trom old and obso- Tn students of military history. .... lctl0n bestows upon a people. HeTf' ll'e reproduce the ITfHlSlnflorl domtn.tmg Afgh.nislan In a The Briltsh .nd'Russlan co ftnal IVaI lV,th th~ Bntlsh But the talk about ,"depen- wept, \\'Ishlnp; t hey too CQuid go II~ opened since and notable snccesses have been with speed to make up tit\' Jost yeaTS. of the lettnr they Sf'nt ttl T('8 treal.Y wh,ch the British govetn lonial rivalry In ASia 'had FaclofS which contflbuled '0 dence speard Within a short to the \\ ell rJ ont But the sold ccn.c ~.'heel achieved in the construction of bighways. air ponsp (0 OUT Tt>qU""lts ment had Signed With Tzansl practIcally to .n end It was na· the success of Afghanistan's stI t,me-m fact. less than a week Iers had ful faces Hnrll I('~ The V·:Onl('1l Wete Vet y (.>mo- ports. dams for Irrhratlon and Dower proclue Nnw that Afghanistan celebrates another Vrnm Abrlul Dawl Russ,a tn 1907. the soutbern h.lf tural for Britain to revive Its ugg ..11 e the rI cedom IllflVl'_ -their \1,'tiS l.:OnflrmdllOn ul the veaT of Its Independence with a recoTd of not De.lI SII ~ t ell11 gl aterul fol' hav long-cberlshed plans of extend ment III IndIa and PashtuonlS ne\\s hom the battlef'eld tloned Tht v put then Vl'J1S up tlOII. and pi ayed to lhe AlmIghty fOI The wise policy of neutrality and nonalign Hlg hetn asked tf) give an account Illg ItS domm.llOn and sphere J)f l<1n. dlsagr com- even greater pride and jubUalion In tbe future. An old Widow was praymg ASls we should be proud of our Ian who sur.... lved Jls vaganes With steady rate of balanced growth with call the chivalrous strugg1e of tor.te w,th complete 10tptnal countl y'S mdependence, 'the ES' lhClt the ell my would retul n long years as an mdependent na out succumbing 10 the temptahon political stablhty under tile gUId our people for a noble cause. Cjutonomy Ontain was nol sa· tabltshment of the Soviet leglme for almost half. centu, y has t,sfled w,th the situatIOn and m RUSSia and the fact that H,1 \\ lth success C1nd good health tion Next year at thIS tIme lhe to JOIO mlltlary pacts should be ance of our beloved and benevolent She played [liSt [u' the safe SWJlZcrl8nl;t of ASIa Will be marking given credlt for their Imparttal kmg passed smce our fmal struggle wanted to 'mplement plans far tam was hard up and llTcd as G'~AN(jE I eturn or all the tlOops and -':OME PRESS.A.T A ItS 50lh mdependence anOlVersaT} course. One of the most Important faclors was crowned With success. complete domination and exer " lesult of World War I. After Independence Afghan-' then for her son ailing WIth Yesterday's H~)'wad In lis edl- for further cooperatIOn bel ween the published In yesterday's Amr dxw Among the family of Afro- It is also a source of credIt that Af In country's achIevements IS politI- It WIll be needless to menhon C'se of ItS .uthonty III Afghan' them ghanstan Ih.l Islam,s a strong advocate Ist.n. Instead of being ,ll'aleful Istan has proved .. dunng the tonat commented on Ihe Kabul ""I' counlnes the aUenllon of the public library ASians, Virtually all of whom have has won so many fTJends cal stability Except for a dark II There ivas a felluw ('ailed Zoo. GI.... mg reasons for the estab- ... rhc edilorlal cxprc"ised Ihe apprc- of 'freedom," whtch IS deeply to Afghantst.n for ItS neutraltty past half a century that undor .llIlhorllies 10 the need to keep ltb gamed their Independence from .. 0 m the world and has mutually penod of mne months m 1928, Deen Mohammad 'n OUt ne,gh hshment of the zoo 10 the capital I.:latJon of the people of Afghanls- Imbeded 10 the blood of our peo In World W.r I, the BnlJ5n the Wise gUidance of Its leaders ranes open until reason'abie hours In lonial rule during the post-war era beneficial tIes WIth so many coun whIch put the country back years bOUlhood Nicknamed Deeno. he of enJoy~d ple ThIS br.ve and manly sen' wanted to tighten theIr gr,p It IS trYing hard for the con' the edllonal said, first all the zoo Ian for thiS and other aSSlstances lhe evemngs People who have to of the 1950's .nd 1960's, II IS to' Irles Along with liS p<'lJcy of co AfghanlS'.n has a st.bility was a carefree young man The IS one of the first places a foreign rendered by the Federal Republic of work seldom find time to go to 11b Afghamstan'5 credH to have regain eXIstence and respect for the so....e which has given It time for na tlment. together WIth the ab They deCided to -extend a rail salidatlOn of wOlld peace dnd thai ,t bears no III feeltngs to day Ihe l'nemy planes bombed IOUrlst, would want to .... iSlt In a Clly Germany as a gesture of goodwill fanimal from the book~ lenge to our liberty We have been But most lOterestlDg are the coun of state and Will guarantee the so and With the help of pictures. he IJ II ' .." able to protect out liberty and na try's recent domestic developments Cial and pohtIcal nghts of the peo cannot have a VIVid Idea unless he . Q-~/ \ ro...tl.~ Itonal mdependence for all . these The slackness obs~rved JD the early ple as outlined In the Conslttutlon~ sees a h ....e cr Sluffed sample of years years after our Independence con When Afghamslan celebrates liS II Il is not practical to have Ihl!,; In forcign pOhcy we have tned tr~cts sharply with the great na 50th anOlversary of lOde~ndence The New York 7lme, Mond;ly (aclhty In the school or college la For the present fiscal year, which to be friends With all those coun tlanai effort for devclopmenl dur next year, the polItIcal parties bill Stud thai India S SOCial progress In boratory. That IS why the Kabul began July II. $256 mUhon In cre Wes who h.ve extended • hlind of 109 the past twelve years should be law. It is now before ZOO IS In faci a great asset to stu lis 20 years Since mdependence was dll sales bael been planned. frlendsh,p and mutu.1 respecl. the Parllamellt's JOlOt committee, disappOinting but that the country dents of bIOlOgy and II IS a good I he Johnson admmistratlOn as- This is one reas.on why we have The first two development plans whlr.h should be able to reach agree thmg (hal It wdl develop WIth the need" and deserves I.:ontmuing "i lines that the House Will approve been able, wheo th~re. was neither h.ve y,clded goOd restll~, and by ment on It after liS two..month re AmeflJ,;an enqluragement and sup aSSlslance and In fact under Ihe su· Ihe Pentagon's present arms credit Afro-Asian so~r[tY- nor mtern. 'hc enel of the Third Five Y-car cess When political partfes are , pel .... lslon of the College of SCIcm:l' port a uthonty intact. reas~n tional peacekeeping orga,nisaliODs to PI.n in· 1972. the life 01 the" people leg.1 a Ion&'-chenshed des,re WIll Referrmg 10 the need for the pre India s lag In progress was The ~dltor In chief of "AI AhTBm" maintain the rights of small mde w,1l be gre.tly Cltangtcl As the b.e reahsed re--examII18~ servallon of. rare speCies of anHnals for lOnc.:ern e.... erywhere but espe Helkal, Friday urged a peqd~t n....ons. to pn:ser_v~ our en standard of liVing nscs~ de- But neither thIS nOr any of our ;.Jnd birds, the editOrial called for \.:l.tIly In the US which had In....est lion of every possibility for a wuted tity by peac:efld. means. mands for belter education and achievements should promote com regulations against Indlscnminat~ ed nearly 57.000 mllhon to promote nallonal front oC Arab countries, 10 The internanonal scene has better public health services also placency It's a long way to mo shootmg and hunltog stability of the Indian subconlmeot. as to liqUidate the consequences ot' cb.nged. bUI nallons Ioke AfghanlS- Incre.fse dern Afgh.nlSt.n Israeh~ Yesterday's Ants 1n an edUofJal the newspaper slated In an edllori.al. aggression emphaSised that rher~ IS nothing BUI Ihe 11111t'j: also said that HaVing emphas.iscd Ihat the &,oal degradmg about workIng It said Indla's achle.... ements should not be of American policy in the Mid ~ome people apply 10 OUf omces for underrated Among those achieve East IS. not only to overthrow the permiSSion 10 sel up sales, kIOsks ments were the tnpllng or the progreSSive governmenta, but also .~ (or lhe paper When the apphca number nf children In school, a 10 fOil Ihe nationol movement, to lions are reJect~d (since the paper 150 per cent Increase In mdustflal 1 ;lllse a divislon tn Its ranks, Helkel MalaJ:~i.aa S.b~ ent;oura~e produCltOn and a fourfold Increase expresses the VIew that BJnce aggres Dltmll)lille. Gl••I. Intends (0 streel s,lles) .Ind II IS suggested Ihat the appJI In sleel production .tnd dCl.:tflcal Ston Vel Y IltIle has been done 10 Governor Benlllno .Aqumo l..lnl~ eculd sell the paper on the power capacHy I ;l1l~' all Ihe Arabs He writes that Malaysia and the P.hi,lippmes bY _tbl'l prov,lSlOns of tbe (l1l63) Jr., who is .Iso a senatonal can slrcet~ they gCI otTended The~' Pentagon c:fticuds hd vc qwe1tly nOlhJnt can substitll~ for the have ;1greed 10 beg,n talks In Manila accord' in soIvi,og the didate for the opposition party thmk II IS degradmg to Cijrry a bun been promollng among key mem strength of nattonal patnottc feeltnc, September or Octobe\' tbis year Philippme cl.im by, negottatlon, in tbe coming Novenlber elec dle of newspapers around The edl~ bers of Congress a plan to enable flesprle SOCial dHJerences between on the settlement of the Philip arbitration, judici.l or other t,ons. said m an election speech Brltislt troops, well"equlpped, well-trained and Oushed It Is Interesting to note tbat the Afghan forces under car\'y 011 elephants the few lield guns whieh they possess tonul said the most degrading thing lhe defence departmenl 10 contmue the Arab regimes pine elaun to M~!llan So,bah, peaceful means. / thAt MIU'COs' adJn!i1istr.tlOn with victory at Ihe end of the First World War, line up His Majesty the late King Mobammad Nader Shah (then ed These guns may be seen at thc military parade on the M~ for a person IS III be lazy and a seiling arms to und_erdevcloped Ilelkal Writes that the Egyptian pme claim to S'!bha. "not only has not shown .ny near armoured cars to face the Afghans. Sipahsalar or Commander-lnChlef) had to dismantle ·and first day of the Jashen celebralliolls. hurden4"0 soctety c.:ountnes on easy credit terms proposa1 tor the renewal of the • ccordillll to Philippines Foreign "Ramos said the dep.rtment. of v,sible work but .apI!arently ~ Foreign Aff.lrs hap !>een quiet ... ~~~~~~~y~·:-'~~-:-~0 In another editOrial the paper Ihrough the Export-Import Bank, Ihe .Iellda agreement on Yemen IS all Secret.ry N.rc,so Ramos. seems to be muffling tbe pre Trih"n~ ly pursumg the Pbi)lppme claIm ~!or It hdlled the apreement SIgned between In/tprnallonal Huald re· that has so tar been done 10 unite Ramos in a press st.tement sent lone VOICe our claIm to 'Sabah In accordance WIth Its Afgh"OIst.h and Ihe Ftcl~ral Repub pOrled from Washington Monday all the Arabs 10 the present slluaUon s.,d thet whIle In Bangkok for Aquino saId, "At least It IS· a Ill.. of Germany on the feaSibility The CXlsllng authority which A ISInt,: against those who lay the mlDlsterial conference of understanding wilh MalaYSia c.se of footdragging Otber- 'iUfVCY (or Afghanistan s mlner.11 made pOSSible $604- million In arms down ('ondltions tor the Unification the newly created ASSOCiation "Foreign Secreta\'y Ramos Wise how do we inter- resnurl.:es It stressed the Impor· I.:redll sales 10 14 developing coun o( all the Arab ranks, regardless ot of Soutlfeasf ASI.n N.tlons also saId It was understood th.t pret the recall and obvIOUS (ASEA,N), he .nd MaIaYstan before formally negotiatmg the grounding of Consul General INTERNATIONAL CLUB lance of explollauon of mines In tfles in the lasl two years. was kil SOt lal dltJerenC'es, Helkal concludes .n.tl-smugglin~ Ihe development of the nallonal led by the Senate on a 46·(('1-45 .... ote Ihat II IS thiS that the United States Deputy' Pr,me MIDlster Tun c1a'm, tbe agree (to S1Ogapore) Nick ( Mariano) ment between the PhIlippines • clonomy and expressed the hope durmg last week's debate on the ~lllves (or-Io disunite the Arab Abdul Razak h.d agreed that Log.rta, the s10llular arttculetor nol~ 52,600 million foreign aid ,Iulhorl sucmlDlsterlaI talks on the mode and M"al.ysla be sIgned " of our Sabah claim of late?" Thursday 24th. 8.30 p.m. to 002 A.M. lhat the agreement Will lead to IOllnlnes nnd to prevent any com· .... uJ .. r.l.~! able achievements and o~n the way salIOn bill mon Wider artron of settlement of tbe cl.lm "be Aqumo s.'d he could not'un held In lete September or early R.mos saId It wa~ pOSSible del'Stood why the present adml ~'~. 111IIIlIIllIIllllIIllIlJlIIllIIIllJIIIl1ll1l1ll1l1111111ll1111l1l1.t.11J 1l11111 11111111111111111.!.11.IIIII!JI.II.IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII••••• IIIIII.I.,.IIIII.llllIIlI.IIIlIIIl•• 'IIIII'IIIIIIIIIII•• 1 ~ October this year m. neutral that tbe agreement would be nistrat'on had "decided to s,t on place, possibly Bangkok." "tgned m Kuala Lumpur during the cla'm" when government ex _ "GRAND DINNER DANCE" ADVERTISING 1lATB8 I S. KHALIL. Edllo,·/n-ChW/ : The secretary's press state the next ASA conference at perts "were firmly convinced NAZAR (RESTAURANT ; Ttlepbone' 24047 ment was In reply to .ttacks by the end of this montb. of its 'Vality." Display' Column Inch. A I 100 ! • 1 ClasH/1rd peT Jme, boJd type AI. 20 members of lbe oPPOSition Libe MalaYSia .nd tbe Phlltppmes Other members of tbe Liberal In celebration of Jashen (mlntmum' jrven lilies per n1fertlOlJ) " Shafle Babel Editor § ral P.tiY th.! the administration .\'e both memb<:rs of ASEAN .party bave also been critiClsing g Fur olher numbers fIrst' dial SWitchboard§. of J;>r.esi~rt't Ferdinand Marcos (together w,th Singapore. Indo the President 00 the S.bab mat Ell SUBSCR~ON neS18 and Th.t1and) .nd ASA RATES " number 23043. 24028. 20026 § was "Sitting" on the ll1aIni.' 'ter. "AFGH'ANISTAN 1001 NIGHT' Vearly . At 1000 Tile statement said, "Secreta (WIt" Thatland as the third The Philtppines is cl.iming so member). HalC Vearly At 600 ry Ramos s.id tbat witb reo vereignty over J)lIbah on the gr Quarterly At 300 ClrC~~:i,,;~a~~:~i:r;':illll'l gard to news Teports dn the ounds filat the; Sultan of Sul,u Nazar Restaurant, located at Charahi Ansari, offers Afghan and Oriental Kabab 1== philippine claim 10 Sabah when The government of T.rlac pro (which is P.rt of the Philippines) FOR E GN ~'PhIllPPines nOl",.lised reI._ vince north ot Manila has de delicious Afgh'an and European food, cakes, pastries and Vearl~ had all!1gedly merely leased $ 40 J;ions wltb Malaysia in June 3, nounced tbe administrat,on for the terrItory to the North Bor sweets which are unique in taste and quality. Afghan Folklore. Half Ve.r1y . $ 25 Ext~nsion 59 1966, the two countr,es agreed in Its "Inaction" one the claim to eno Company and not ceded It. "~ Quar'erly . .... $ IS an excb.nge of notes to abide S.bah., (REUTER) '. 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIlJlllIIIIII.\1111111I111l1111111111111111111111 •• U.ttlllilltli"I '1IlI',llllt'l g,IIIIIIIIIII1IIIII11lllllllllllllllllllJIIlII1H111IIIIIIlllIIIIIlllllllllllllltllllllllllllllll" Engagement and all-night parties may be held at the EntrancelAce. Guest: Afs. 200. restaurant as well. . ' " Moreover, a sports club offers indoor games to its • patrons.
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(l.'~'l .~./ '.~ J'~v, j~l ~pP~ ~ ". . • ,I \' • .' .. ,'. , ). \' r' ' ''l')". I 1'\ 1.. '-..;[:' '~ 1'1 ." ,. 1.'<'~;'" a~lIT1mNESDA:'\t, C ;f;:;'~ ",~, '\ ' ')" F1. I,~ \ 1. '\/., ~l , , " , , ) . ..:.,;". I .r:, . . , I • f\ . WEDNESDAY, AUGTJST 23, 1961 J~.~ ('IO,~, l .,~" -, I ,T •• ,p " • I' I" ...... ,,,.\i'.f• 11 """'1\' I\,' ...... I , .' , 1'-'" li', '• , '. l' l' '1' " ~ '?..: ~ « ~ ,•, , 1 '.t;;; '=-- t'- I c~l" ....l'\ • ....1l 4>J, \ ' ,t:.. '" ~ K;: ~ I ,. 'I 1-'1 . I' .,Spe'clal Ja,llen,:Edf!fon " .. ' .',.... ', ," .'''' 'i, ~ ,,"t,/. • ,.,.rf • .l'~(... '~~. I. ~ l,. ,or':\-'{ .' •• ,- 1 ~ ',.' • .\' ..... \"(" ):.: ..1,,' (...'t~f ,1' ~ t_.. ,. "'~-Y;''''F. .r_,.. .::... ":-·~"'''''i,},·eaViiiIniis.bl\el Fscln~hlm were hiahly triiI~ecl the I.st 'vesliges of' Interference "by-, 1 1.1lI1", .. ,IllUl'lIlllhUIIIII"1II11111IllUtll"tlll liIlIl1l1l1l1lIlu!lnll,IIU'llht llrIlIllIlU ""'101.. ...IO"....'"..IIl •• ~'''I'.''' .~.,,,1II """""'''''''''101,11 ... "'''''''''''''IfI'''''IUl~:1 . ~beetl', taken) c~oi'!:rven ~fm 'tl{e 'daP~ nn~ rl.idIY... hr' .' ,~~sYo' 6""~~iLiii!l<' ittiJlJie peel with ,the rell.ble end accur.te. lemoved. __'~.l~ , ~to preocrve Its! t111iil1i!Y:~~\lerllieles" 303 rifles Using bullets loaded Afghan "~f'J!""i'!' ~ ~~ .~ Irrepf1S8ai.&ietp~JdtPW89 smokless'~'~ -r, ... "" . T ..The Afghan's wIth" powder Tomorrow Afgbanlstan wl1l celell~ e' U~~IO~~P!" ~"1ti*'!',n(S'ff1~~~ ,Jtoucbed to tb,e c:iUigf<1lrfifi'd{ ,p. y.lye mountain and field artillery: The descendants ot those ~.lth- 491h anniversary of the regaining 1!f,lU.f'~ . ~~/.l~,t~t~'~\_.1'm \ ~ hpd1to be lound ta:aliaY·lhe'p.ln In auton~at~c'w,eal!on~Ilk~ l!'e G.tllngs, lui, SImple, prOUd people cen',ralse pendence. The post-Independence hiBtlll'Y' ofl"'" te;.!M':"IituiJ: atid\'l(i~ ".' : the wound. ' elfecllve flelel communlcallona moto- thcll' he.ds .nd look anyone who ghanlstan shows tbat this nation liaS· CllIIlIll a d~l{mlhi~"I'" ~~~.~ ,.' I'"; I rl~ed transport '.lYld iii th~ p.r.- m.y have the temerity 01 chellena' long way along tbe road ot pro~ wiiiIlIDt . :~1ittrece,fr. yeiu$'tf!!" " '~"'!ill"e" '~w.s under th~ circumstances phem.U. 01 a moelern army rem- Ing thetn toel.y stralghl In tbe eye. agaIn.t many odds. No sooner had we-- __ to on Wi~ SiiCiiJt CfiUalillj1~·· .., :!tha~ Alih.nr"!DJl'S' 1~I'ti;er~, Itno~ing Corced wltli Ihe hleh moral anel vast They will ellscharae their national embark on the trying task of natIOlllll~nlClODB- alltt'Oi'tles IDtthe ecOnoilile<~~~'Ji; , I Jlull wen the con~~ces at lailure experience . which its victory' In duly honour.bly and wilhnglY, tructlon than Ihe country was pIliilPa'-"1Jdo tiDo' 'Jiiwinlr the ground felr'tb.tf'elit:arJ' - dnel r.clng the prqsp~et of flahtlng Europe had bestowed upon It. WIthout tusS .nd brav.elo and 'with- I f d d ...n_ lI43-th . ,. . "'....."...oiiA .I !. worlel pow~r ~. nothing more out, much crowIng because the AI- gr e an mourning by a asta•...." ,e of! our'll!l~onal IUe on a firm "'~, '" ,I _",". th.n 10ca1J~ ~~ci~1 RlUzzlelo.ders In These Ihen were the oelds .a.lnst. gh.n's< philosophy of lile ellctetes founder of modem Afghanistan, lfIli ftJJIJ~ aDdi,opejll'n~ the way for t!le ~~8' ~ ".i lh~, h.nds ot rnimi"who were e. In- the Afgh.n solellers anel Irregulars thnt ,I sotnethlng h.s to be elone to the late King Mobammad Nader Shab, wu as- t10itlltr our'natlonal atriID was'iIt'awB':r~ • JnO\:enl at miuthW dlselpJlne .nd who hnel tak ...1ourlve_ 'be first comes to our Ill. war. be it In 1918 or 1987. In thing which they were expectecl to f rd - Ib f tst h f th 'Eb...... I' dLorn,!;" ,. . nUnd .re bO!"lls pl.nps t.nks Europe or Asln. in the hills Or on cia was elone to the best 01 their OTwa m e 00 eps of Is a el'; .. ell~ fQI: Improving Ille living stan ,...,.tu~'our- '. _ ~Dtnmatic we.pon~, ~ro~nel-to-.I; level around "bllily~ this was .U Ihe compens.- .. for tbe advancement of modern educatiQ~i/llId hll~ been thl! launching ot the cou~~ ,Iml..iles homing 'aevlces long Unes \\on whIch th,y sought and which the promotion of public beallb and agrlciilture Five Year 'Hlan earlier- this year:' Tlte ~ 01 ,upplles anel lnexha~lble Slores 11 is ,"tereshna 10 nole th.t the thev gol A small "JiTgah" or palaver of Afghan tribesmen common enemy to defend their home and honour. The Afghan adhcres to a very simple philosopby When outlined by the late King weTc Tesolutely fol- nathln I~, thetefore. entlU~ to take prliJ :lii: of urms and ammuOltlon. The Bri- Afgh.n tribesmen leel by Hi, Ma- carrying muzzle-loadeTs or old-fashioned sabres and dag It Is such battles which have enriched Alghan culture. he goes to war. It Is that once an Afghan decides to fight lowed_ it!!· deeds and Ihe role playe.l by It In mouldlDr !ish lorces. Iresh trom their victory Jesty Ihe I.te Ktng Mohamm.d In terms DC wordly gam these geTS. Tbe fiercely-independent Afghans. bound by a moral literature and folklore with stories and songs of chivalry there are only two ways in wbich he can uphold hIs honour. The first and fOTemost problem of the conn- its history. In Europe .nd fill shed wllh success. N.der Shah (Ihen General Moh.m- SImple an1J proud men received a code called "Pushtoonwall". stand united In the face of the and valour. heroism and self-sacrifice.. "kill or be killed". It is as simple as that. try was the lack of educated youth to assume The nation and its Ililuiers are fnlIy aware hnd the s.me -ascendancy In .rms mad N.der Khan) h.d two or three bullet In the leg or a cut on the \ responsible positions In various fields of natlon- that political independence is not complete 80 over Ihe Algh.ns .s a superpower pleees of field guns -lumbering' ('"heck, but they knew that they were all lIl(' occo\lon of 11I1' 49the anm The need for the Intenslf'ca of Iran and Ihe lentne territory pic the,e and make sure Ihele DeaT SIT Here ell E:.' :-iome IOstanl.:('s of al endeavour. This is a slow process and re- long as people aTe Ibrealened by poverty. IID- of ,od.y he' over a stn.lI country I"mps 01 sleel which wOfe dIfficult bequeathmg to their sons and l'I'rStITII of ,1If' rC(Joinwg oj Afghan (Ifon of thIS slruggle was beIng Clf Afghantstan were to come un_ IS IP.3S1 leslstance In Afghan.~ In the rust few days elflel Ihe I (!.H LIPn "I the peopl(' be.. s mdl']lI'llf/"/1l e Thl Kabul TUtles re· der comph;te Bnt'sh rule and OUl fOi e and ,II tel the war quires hard work and patience.. The process of teraey, disease and hW'Ber. They know that '0 move on level ground let alone t1.mghtel a legacy more preCIous felt mOl e than ever before at tan to their military --advances the news of the legammg of education went on unabatedly while progress these scou\'ges cannot be defeated wltbout unity Supplies-II these c.n be c.Ued enrrv OYer the matlnt.lns These had than all the gold In the world Questef/ (!I'D II'odlng peTS01wflt1l'S the t,me when th,s nation em dOmination Tzanst RUSSIa then Afghan leadels had to .ct be I ndclJC'nrlcnce some people I As th£' tlllopS WeTe leaVing slIC'h (01 the Afghan s"ldlcr consist· to hr. r1lsmanlled and loaded on a freedom with honour We chensh 4bdul HClrh DOWI, Pre IIdrll l. of the bell ked In Its fmal enco\IIVer suffered heaVIly m World War fOlc II was too late They an' Ihought (he news w.s unbel,ey tror the K,mdahar I r ont, thous. was being made In otber fields. and a decade nf tbought and action between all members of ed of • handful oC flour and • Cew few "nfortun.le eleph.nts. comm!s- thiS priceless hentage and we humb Me 111 Ttli/O 11Tooll, and IbTnhtrll wtth colonIalIsm almost half a I and the government w.s 1m' noulll'{'d theIT intentIon of I e dble and beyond reahly .!nds of men, \1,. omen and Hablbul~ al'O the moment was considered opportune to Afghan society, without hard work aQ.d a sense undersized Onions carried In a C::lonpci trom the 'ate Amir Iv salute them and their great lea· Klwl,1. (I well-known poet and cenlury "go The Bntlsh gov measurably weakened as a rp galOlng full Independence-an "We know about the enemy's children (dme to the Chaman launch the First Five YeaT Piau for tbe deve- of searlfiee and without having confidence In "ban.," fa b.a of unl.nned kld- 'nb Khnn's st.bles ders on this day of days tor a gltt IIternr" hOI/Tt·-to record <'lelr me· ernment at the time was chen· sull 6f inlernal upnS10g and announcement whtch mar-ked "II ength·'. Ihey sa,d "We know HUlon to S,IV gllodhvl' The woo lopment IIf the country's manpower and oatu- themselves. On the bllSIs of this knowledge and skin) sl"ng over Ihe shouleler His which only God through men of con IHnTlt'" of OIl' War of lndept>fldence sh,ng the Idea of OCCUPY1 ng .nd revolutIon thc beglnntng of the third and ho\v many weapons he has men h.ltl theIr veils nn They ral resources. Many new scbools have been understanding the Afghan nation Is marching w••pons ranged trom old and obso- Tn students of military history. .... lctl0n bestows upon a people. HeTf' ll'e reproduce the ITfHlSlnflorl domtn.tmg Afgh.nislan In a The Briltsh .nd'Russlan co ftnal IVaI lV,th th~ Bntlsh But the talk about ,"depen- wept, \\'Ishlnp; t hey too CQuid go II~ opened since and notable snccesses have been with speed to make up tit\' Jost yeaTS. of the lettnr they Sf'nt ttl T('8 treal.Y wh,ch the British govetn lonial rivalry In ASia 'had FaclofS which contflbuled '0 dence speard Within a short to the \\ ell rJ ont But the sold ccn.c ~.'heel achieved in the construction of bighways. air ponsp (0 OUT Tt>qU""lts ment had Signed With Tzansl practIcally to .n end It was na· the success of Afghanistan's stI t,me-m fact. less than a week Iers had ful faces Hnrll I('~ The V·:Onl('1l Wete Vet y (.>mo- ports. dams for Irrhratlon and Dower proclue Nnw that Afghanistan celebrates another Vrnm Abrlul Dawl Russ,a tn 1907. the soutbern h.lf tural for Britain to revive Its ugg ..11 e the rI cedom IllflVl'_ -their \1,'tiS l.:OnflrmdllOn ul the veaT of Its Independence with a recoTd of not De.lI SII ~ t ell11 gl aterul fol' hav long-cberlshed plans of extend ment III IndIa and PashtuonlS ne\\s hom the battlef'eld tloned Tht v put then Vl'J1S up tlOII. and pi ayed to lhe AlmIghty fOI The wise policy of neutrality and nonalign Hlg hetn asked tf) give an account Illg ItS domm.llOn and sphere J)f l<1n. dlsagr com- even greater pride and jubUalion In tbe future. An old Widow was praymg ASls we should be proud of our Ian who sur.... lved Jls vaganes With steady rate of balanced growth with call the chivalrous strugg1e of tor.te w,th complete 10tptnal countl y'S mdependence, 'the ES' lhClt the ell my would retul n long years as an mdependent na out succumbing 10 the temptahon political stablhty under tile gUId our people for a noble cause. Cjutonomy Ontain was nol sa· tabltshment of the Soviet leglme for almost half. centu, y has t,sfled w,th the situatIOn and m RUSSia and the fact that H,1 \\ lth success C1nd good health tion Next year at thIS tIme lhe to JOIO mlltlary pacts should be ance of our beloved and benevolent She played [liSt [u' the safe SWJlZcrl8nl;t of ASIa Will be marking given credlt for their Imparttal kmg passed smce our fmal struggle wanted to 'mplement plans far tam was hard up and llTcd as G'~AN(jE I eturn or all the tlOops and -':OME PRESS.A.T A ItS 50lh mdependence anOlVersaT} course. One of the most Important faclors was crowned With success. complete domination and exer " lesult of World War I. After Independence Afghan-' then for her son ailing WIth Yesterday's H~)'wad In lis edl- for further cooperatIOn bel ween the published In yesterday's Amr dxw Among the family of Afro- It is also a source of credIt that Af In country's achIevements IS politI- It WIll be needless to menhon C'se of ItS .uthonty III Afghan' them ghanstan Ih.l Islam,s a strong advocate Ist.n. Instead of being ,ll'aleful Istan has proved .. dunng the tonat commented on Ihe Kabul ""I' counlnes the aUenllon of the public library ASians, Virtually all of whom have has won so many fTJends cal stability Except for a dark II There ivas a felluw ('ailed Zoo. GI.... mg reasons for the estab- ... rhc edilorlal cxprc"ised Ihe apprc- of 'freedom," whtch IS deeply to Afghantst.n for ItS neutraltty past half a century that undor .llIlhorllies 10 the need to keep ltb gamed their Independence from .. 0 m the world and has mutually penod of mne months m 1928, Deen Mohammad 'n OUt ne,gh hshment of the zoo 10 the capital I.:latJon of the people of Afghanls- Imbeded 10 the blood of our peo In World W.r I, the BnlJ5n the Wise gUidance of Its leaders ranes open until reason'abie hours In lonial rule during the post-war era beneficial tIes WIth so many coun whIch put the country back years bOUlhood Nicknamed Deeno. he of enJoy~d ple ThIS br.ve and manly sen' wanted to tighten theIr gr,p It IS trYing hard for the con' the edllonal said, first all the zoo Ian for thiS and other aSSlstances lhe evemngs People who have to of the 1950's .nd 1960's, II IS to' Irles Along with liS p<'lJcy of co AfghanlS'.n has a st.bility was a carefree young man The IS one of the first places a foreign rendered by the Federal Republic of work seldom find time to go to 11b Afghamstan'5 credH to have regain eXIstence and respect for the so....e which has given It time for na tlment. together WIth the ab They deCided to -extend a rail salidatlOn of wOlld peace dnd thai ,t bears no III feeltngs to day Ihe l'nemy planes bombed IOUrlst, would want to .... iSlt In a Clly Germany as a gesture of goodwill feen quiet ... ~~~~~~~y~·:-'~~-:-~0 In another editOrial the paper Ihrough the Export-Import Bank, Ihe .Iellda agreement on Yemen IS all Secret.ry N.rc,so Ramos. seems to be muffling tbe pre Trih"n~ ly pursumg the Pbi)lppme claIm ~!or It hdlled the apreement SIgned between In/tprnallonal Huald re· that has so tar been done 10 unite Ramos in a press st.tement sent lone VOICe our claIm to 'Sabah In accordance WIth Its Afgh"OIst.h and Ihe Ftcl~ral Repub pOrled from Washington Monday all the Arabs 10 the present slluaUon s.,d thet whIle In Bangkok for Aquino saId, "At least It IS· a Ill.. of Germany on the feaSibility The CXlsllng authority which A ISInt,: against those who lay the mlDlsterial conference of understanding wilh MalaYSia c.se of footdragging Otber- 'iUfVCY (or Afghanistan s mlner.11 made pOSSible $604- million In arms down ('ondltions tor the Unification the newly created ASSOCiation "Foreign Secreta\'y Ramos Wise how do we inter- resnurl.:es It stressed the Impor· I.:redll sales 10 14 developing coun o( all the Arab ranks, regardless ot of Soutlfeasf ASI.n N.tlons also saId It was understood th.t pret the recall and obvIOUS (ASEA,N), he .nd MaIaYstan before formally negotiatmg the grounding of Consul General INTERNATIONAL CLUB lance of explollauon of mines In tfles in the lasl two years. was kil SOt lal dltJerenC'es, Helkal concludes .n.tl-smugglin~ Ihe development of the nallonal led by the Senate on a 46·(('1-45 .... ote Ihat II IS thiS that the United States Deputy' Pr,me MIDlster Tun c1a'm, tbe agree (to S1Ogapore) Nick ( Mariano) ment between the PhIlippines • clonomy and expressed the hope durmg last week's debate on the ~lllves (or-Io disunite the Arab Abdul Razak h.d agreed that Log.rta, the s10llular arttculetor nol~ 52,600 million foreign aid ,Iulhorl sucmlDlsterlaI talks on the mode and M"al.ysla be sIgned " of our Sabah claim of late?" Thursday 24th. 8.30 p.m. to 002 A.M. lhat the agreement Will lead to IOllnlnes nnd to prevent any com· .... uJ .. r.l.~! able achievements and o~n the way salIOn bill mon Wider artron of settlement of tbe cl.lm "be Aqumo s.'d he could not'un held In lete September or early R.mos saId It wa~ pOSSible del'Stood why the present adml ~'~. 111IIIlIIllIIllllIIllIlJlIIllIIIllJIIIl1ll1l1ll1l1111111ll1111l1l1.t.11J 1l11111 11111111111111111.!.11.IIIII!JI.II.IIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII••••• IIIIII.I.,.IIIII.llllIIlI.IIIlIIIl•• 'IIIII'IIIIIIIIIII•• 1 ~ October this year m. neutral that tbe agreement would be nistrat'on had "decided to s,t on place, possibly Bangkok." "tgned m Kuala Lumpur during the cla'm" when government ex _ "GRAND DINNER DANCE" ADVERTISING 1lATB8 I S. KHALIL. Edllo,·/n-ChW/ : The secretary's press state the next ASA conference at perts "were firmly convinced NAZAR (RESTAURANT ; Ttlepbone' 24047 ment was In reply to .ttacks by the end of this montb. of its 'Vality." Display' Column Inch. A I 100 ! • 1 ClasH/1rd peT Jme, boJd type AI. 20 members of lbe oPPOSition Libe MalaYSia .nd tbe Phlltppmes Other members of tbe Liberal In celebration of Jashen (mlntmum' jrven lilies per n1fertlOlJ) " Shafle Babel Editor § ral P.tiY th.! the administration .\'e both memb<:rs of ASEAN .party bave also been critiClsing g Fur olher numbers fIrst' dial SWitchboard§. of J;>r.esi~rt't Ferdinand Marcos (together w,th Singapore. Indo the President 00 the S.bab mat Ell SUBSCR~ON neS18 and Th.t1and) .nd ASA RATES " number 23043. 24028. 20026 § was "Sitting" on the ll1aIni.' 'ter. "AFGH'ANISTAN 1001 NIGHT' Vearly . At 1000 Tile statement said, "Secreta (WIt" Thatland as the third The Philtppines is cl.iming so member). HalC Vearly At 600 ry Ramos s.id tbat witb reo vereignty over J)lIbah on the gr Quarterly At 300 ClrC~~:i,,;~a~~:~i:r;':illll'l gard to news Teports dn the ounds filat the; Sultan of Sul,u Nazar Restaurant, located at Charahi Ansari, offers Afghan and Oriental Kabab 1== philippine claim 10 Sabah when The government of T.rlac pro (which is P.rt of the Philippines) FOR E GN ~'PhIllPPines nOl",.lised reI._ vince north ot Manila has de delicious Afgh'an and European food, cakes, pastries and Vearl~ had all!1gedly merely leased $ 40 J;ions wltb Malaysia in June 3, nounced tbe administrat,on for the terrItory to the North Bor sweets which are unique in taste and quality. Afghan Folklore. Half Ve.r1y . $ 25 Ext~nsion 59 1966, the two countr,es agreed in Its "Inaction" one the claim to eno Company and not ceded It. "~ Quar'erly . .... $ IS an excb.nge of notes to abide S.bah., (REUTER) '. 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIlJlllIIIIII.\1111111I111l1111111111111111111111 •• U.ttlllilltli"I '1IlI',llllt'l g,IIIIIIIIIII1IIIII11lllllllllllllllllllJIIlII1H111IIIIIIlllIIIIIlllllllllllllltllllllllllllllll" Engagement and all-night parties may be held at the EntrancelAce. Guest: Afs. 200. restaurant as well. . ' " Moreover, a sports club offers indoor games to its • patrons.
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. , ~ , ~" I Pashtany Tejaraty Bank ti .. , ~ ,~ ! L , , · il,. ,~ I , Mohammad Jan Khan Watt, Kabul ~" :, ,:i.l ., :.:, Nine domesticbranclYesj· ,W'I J ~ Next to Spinzar Hotel I •I I, ~ ; Sixl9reignand ,overseas branch ~~?-~~~~~I t' ~ '. I ' i . es and associates (Pakistan, • . I ~ ~ '~;l-' :~~ ~. ,: "r" .; , England, WeshGerman}l\f ~ ~ ~::~II II 0' ~ I ," . :,:,",",','\ a th'e u.s.) l:!!l~ II~'nw '~~%*~..,' 'i .', }i,~ 1~ ~ ~~ ! I .d. Iliii ;!< Iitt .~,'\q0' ~~~, [~ I ~ '/f31, ~~~ ~ m~m~~~.'." -1:;, ~ff' "). ~ -"~l ~'~1'~ ~ ,.f!'\ I ,;' London \, l.O1 {}', {} {} ,{} {} {} {}, {}" O,.J· ( He Now Combines Working ~ roll .. ,'i 1 " '~" ,I i 'l from ~ An unprecedented cut In the~ffi Techniques ~. ,iil ~ price of Sbah Pasand vegetallle ~~~J.o[ja(rQiJ...;;<1:>""".o:~i.~.{r":"i]''' ,}.''''',.....,-<~r,,=,,1:~"""l~()oagQ'.,;...D'agfi ~ ,<~Y"'." """,~" ~ ,l ..;.;(l...... !i!II 'c' ..I cabin.attendan.s, ~ 011. of EuropeanCraftsrmn ,With His i I, . I, ,.,,,,in,· I>y Maxlnw's of Parlx, Sbah pasand-the best voget.! I' ~I! ' ,,"d hest reason of all for I ablt; oU available. . .. : . lIyl.ng Pan A1l'l~ lh~ good r .... pling ~ Please contact phone 22831 Own 30 ~ IiID . that you'v{' chosen the' v.ery ~ Shah Pasand-t~ty. bealthy, 'i1Il r~li r I",sl there is. ~aDd ,dependable. ~ ~ ilMJ . Fa r further Information and ~ Years Of Experience To Fill Your l/iiil You can buy your Sbahpasand • l\!!l reservatioas ask your Pan Am ~~ from, any store'in the .town. 1lliii Travel Agent or call us: ~ I!!!i ·Kahul Hotel, Tel. 24731 1~~~;:::;\~~~:2;;ii~ Orders. i I -- Let Us See If We Can ~Iease You I,' , ~
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. , ~ , ~" I Pashtany Tejaraty Bank ti .. , ~ ,~ ! L , , · il,. ,~ I , Mohammad Jan Khan Watt, Kabul ~" :, ,:i.l ., :.:, Nine domesticbranclYesj· ,W'I J ~ Next to Spinzar Hotel I •I I, ~ ; Sixl9reignand ,overseas branch ~~?-~~~~~I t' ~ '. I ' i . es and associates (Pakistan, • . I ~ ~ '~;l-' :~~ ~. ,: "r" .; , England, WeshGerman}l\f ~ ~ ~::~II II 0' ~ I ," . :,:,",",','\ a th'e u.s.) l:!!l~ II~'nw '~~%*~..,' 'i .', }i,~ 1~ ~ ~~ ! I .d. Iliii ;!< Iitt .~,'\q0' ~~~, [~ I ~ '/f31, ~~~ ~ m~m~~~.'." -1:;, ~ff' "). ~ -"~l ~'~1'~ ~ ,.f!'\ I ,;' London \, l.O1 {}', {} {} ,{} {} {} {}, {}" O,.J· ( He Now Combines Working ~ roll .. ,'i 1 " '~" ,I i 'l from ~ An unprecedented cut In the~ffi Techniques ~. ,iil ~ price of Sbah Pasand vegetallle ~~~J.o[ja(rQiJ...;;<1:>""".o:~i.~.{r":"i]''' ,}.''''',.....,-<~r,,=,,1:~"""l~()oagQ'.,;...D'agfi ~ ,<~Y"'." """,~" ~ ,l ..;.;(l...... !i!II 'c' ..I cabin.attendan.s, ~ 011. of EuropeanCraftsrmn ,With His i I, . I, ,.,,,,in,· I>y Maxlnw's of Parlx, Sbah pasand-the best voget.! I' ~I! ' ,,"d hest reason of all for I ablt; oU available. . .. : . lIyl.ng Pan A1l'l~ lh~ good r .... pling ~ Please contact phone 22831 Own 30 ~ IiID . that you'v{' chosen the' v.ery ~ Shah Pasand-t~ty. bealthy, 'i1Il r~li r I",sl there is. ~aDd ,dependable. ~ ~ ilMJ . Fa r further Information and ~ Years Of Experience To Fill Your l/iiil You can buy your Sbahpasand • l\!!l reservatioas ask your Pan Am ~~ from, any store'in the .town. 1lliii Travel Agent or call us: ~ I!!!i ·Kahul Hotel, Tel. 24731 1~~~;:::;\~~~:2;;ii~ Orders. i I -- Let Us See If We Can ~Iease You I,' , ~
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. :(' , :~.. J'lrshen, Pr6grajilrne. 8: 00 a.m. Atanr Mell perform· istahi srtists: Kabul· NendarY. ian artists: Kabul Nendary. . b. ~td ...... for' meinbctl 01 49th Anhiversary for the Inde. ance.. <;:harnani Huzon. ,: 10:00' p.m. Performance by Soviet Par.li.meJi~,M. 100 " l.. 'FLYIN'G TIME FUlttHER. pendence of Afghanistan artists. Sahnai Bahari Cham.' -an. tt 10:00 ·p.m.. Performance bY Soviet :' Thursday. g:oo a.m. W,estlingcontests bet artists. Sahnai Baharl Chaman. c. . ReserVed' lIeata fot hiilh- ween an Indian and the Thandar Monday Wednesday . ranking officials-At 100 I• ,Aug.. 24 . , ClLib team. iGhazi Stadium. Aug. 28 .. Aug. 30. R:E'DU.CE,D 9:00 a.m. HockeY contests bet 9:00 a·m. Wrestling matches bet B.'n!lIt ...... 7:30 a.m. Inaugural speech by 3:30 p.m. Tent ': pegging contests ween all-star high schoOl and ween Indian and Ailana B His Majesty the King 'at Chama between Pakthia proVince and Iridian teams. Ghazi Stadium. . teams..Gh8:zi Stadium. . 1. Bleacher Iltata IIDihr ,awn; ni .Hozuri Military parade. Ak- the 8th division of the central 4 nlniS are .nilIi~ far ~ Oll bar Khan Watt. (or,road). • 3:30 porn. Tent pigging contests 3:30 p.m. Volleyball contests bet at the en~.to tile ~euJJel'" garrison. Chamani HUZori. between Ghor province and 'the ween' winners of ,twQ prevJnus ging grolmC!l.' _ ..; 3:30 'P.m. Tent pigging contests 3:30 p.m. Hockey conte$ bet· mountain. unit of .the r.entraJ. matches. Ghazi Stadium. , <:. Theatre En~"l· between Ghazni province and ween Iridian and ' KabLil UnJ-. garrison. Charna'!i Htizori~ . .' . the 7th devision ot the central sity teams. Ghazi Stadium, 3:30 p~m. . ~ockey contests' bet 1 .Tickets'tw thit varlQlla'~ gafIj~on.·Chamani Hu'zorl. 3:30 p.m. "Wrestling conte'sta bet. ween the central forces garr!· m8y"~ p~ at tk8i~ _ 3:30 p.m. Hockey coniest. between ween the ltJdiari and Ariana son ,and !nilii'n· team,;. Ghazl pectl.ve theatretl.· . 3:30 p.m.' Wrestling contests bet USSR and Military Academy teams. Ghazi Stadium. Stadium. ween fudian and Afghan 'earns. tellms' Ghazi Stadium. 5:00 p.m. Football contests bet· 11. Vehicle Retlulatlon. Chamarii HU<:ori. ween Kabul University and So· 5:00 p.m. Football conte~ts bet 4:00 p.m. Atani· Mell (national 7:30 p.m. PerfplJtlance by Soviet viet teams. Ghazi Staclltlm. ween all-star high scbool and , A. No truCk, car, ~rqq" dimce). artista. Kabul Nendary. ' . . Soviet teams. Ghazi Stadium. scooter, gad!, blcrl:!lt lIl' ~... Charnani Hozuri 7:30 P.th, Performance by Sov vehicle many ·enter .., 'J" : 5: p.m. Football contests. bet 7:30 p.m. Performance bY' Pakis ie,t artists. Kabul Nendary.. 7:30. u.mi Performance by Soviet . grounds without 1IK1II'1",~ .ween Pakistani and Kabul Uni. tani artists. Sahnai Bahari artists. Kabul Neridary. misslcin frOll1 the JCabul 'l'ril,till versity teams.· Ghazni Stadhfm. thal'nan. . 7:30 p.m. Performance' by Pakis. De~t, • tani a,tists. Sahnai Bahari Chao 7:30 p.m. Performance by Pakis' 7: P.in. Premier performance of 8:00 p.m. Fireworks display. Cha- man. tani .artists. Sahnai ,Bah..rl Cha Il· Vehicle Ptlnnlla~ &tIc foreign artists. Kabul Nendary. man Lake. . man. kers. may. be Pl!ry Tur A Ghazi Stadium Sports ·Events throuahout the Ja.n ...... n.ta. 10:00 p.m. Performance by Tur 7:30 p.m. Performance by Indian IV First Aid kish artists Sahnai Bahari Cha kish artists. Kabul Nendary. 1. General admission tickets for artists. Sahnai Bahari Chaman. one day are sold for Af. 20 at Auckland. man. 7:30 p:m. Performance by Pakis I. The Red CrelCG. Sc;d~ 7: 30 p.m. Performance by Turk. and the Ai,IbaD SeolIU will Saturday tani artists. Sahna! Bahari Cha 2. Tickets tor the duration. of ish artists at Kabul Ncndary. man. J ashen are available as follows: maintaiAmedloal cliDlca· ., ..... ious locations on Aug. 26 u.. J ;r- JO:OO p.m, Performance by Pak. 10:00 p.m. Performance by Ind- a. Balcony seal&-Af. 100 ounds. < ------
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The ) ashen Delegation .from KIijI~ The group of I1 of entertai .nd Eqbal'Banu, folksinger Na. .Born 'at SavaillHamat 'zer Bigum, and tabla player Us STE~ India consists of 11'm'an artists on November 29, 1917, Dr. Gopal ners from Pakistan which will STRONG AS • delegation a wrestling ·team of tad Allah Datta. ~': .. Singh, Member of PaI'liament give a number of evening' 'per .. . 10 'members, a hOCkey. t~am r~' ~. .~•• ,.'.i-~ .has. had a distinguished .eareer. QUICK AS A DEER. I ". I ..•. \' .. (3). a leader and a liaison' 6f formances during the Jashen at /I~!4 ~ He studied at London PolYlcch t' . o:.! :',f.:•. l; .0 ... ficer. ~ .:.\/,. ~..,: ~ :.,;~. 1-_" .' A.' II nic and Lincolns Inn, the Kabul . Nendary and the i·'.:H~ ';~{'p Dr. Gopa1 Singh. eminent In. WATER COOLlN.G SYSTEMS ARE . ...,r.. Dr. Gopal Singh is an 'author Sahnai Bahari Chaman arri~ed. .. ,"=!.'./ ,. dian lite.ateur and Member 'of 'international repute. He. has BETTER rf.lAN All{ COOLING .. \' ..... ~ "I.;.: Abdul ·(;'hiifour Redja-President of Parliament is the leader of' over hundred publications to in Kabul by car Mond~y nigh:. MACHINES the Delegation. :rhe ·names of his .Credit, .His grl!atest contri the three mail\ artists are:- The group, invited. by the ".:;~,~, ;~:'.': ·.,~~;~k Feldriu~u~Senio~ '-Bttsiness Advispn:'~ ./ bution is the tran$latioli of 'Sikh Kumari Padma Subramal\'ya Scripture' into (free verse) Eng~ Ministry. of Information and ,. ,l' -Dancer . " .:', " lish. Apart from numerous Culture. inCludes vocalists Meh 1mrat Hussain Khan-Instru- hooks of poems, short stories he '(t',.; ...... eli Hasan, Vstad Alnanat' Ali "'" menla,list . has also written a book on the
J'::'. • J ,. ... history of Punjab literatul'e. For Kh'ln. Vstad Fateh Ali. Khan his Iitei'ary achievements Dr. Gopal Singh was nominated, in April 1962. Member of Rajya I Sabha. by· the President of In .. 'fI dia. I In the field' of educatio'l ,I Dr. Gopa!' Singh's name is wiele" Iy known and greatly r~&pecllod He 1,·" actively helped in Ihe
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Mi.u SuoTalllunt/Q Munawar Ali Khan-Classical 80 YEARS OF CREATING RECORDS. AND 80 vocalist The artisls delegalion and the YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. HUNDREDS OF VIC wrestling team arrived in Kabul roRIES IN WORLD CAR RACES. loday. The hockey toam will STRONG AND COMFORTABLE FOR HARD AND CONTINUOUS DRIVING. . . 1<. ASK ABOUT THE QUALITY OF FIAT FROM THOSE WHO OWN A FIAT, MlllIOtcor Ali KhuR \1().\'U/'()/.l' ,fl..;/,N'I "-~- . spread of education in Plln ial) /-/1/1 ,1/··GNANI.n .4,\ through his association with Kha Isa College and va rinu!-j nthf~r M.hdi Hasan edu~ational societies. He is a Amanar AI! ',:1, ," ADSON LTD visiting Professor at the Uni~ 2arly l'hddhood under ~,he guid-Khan reprt'sents a sch001 of mu. vr;>l'sity of Delhi and has I)('en a ance of his distinguished fathel', SIC distinguished for an instru. 1IiiiilI".... nH~mbel" of Punjab Univprsily Since the age of 14 he has been rl~~'nlal tl'l'hniljlH.' whirh has a NIAZ AND MOHAMMAD AMIN Sl'IIClte, He is the Chairm;lil ,)f giving regular performances :-;ynthesis of th0 'dramlltll'al~y f .. A : ,: "';" -c..' \;~·l"~1~t-~t.~~ All India Punjab Conferent.'e inning the hearts of millinns of ClPlJUHitl' styles i,C'. Gayu{'i:I; clOg •' '. .. -_.• ';. ~ !...::s' ;~~;jo~1~:'[;r~r'; .; .llld General Secretary CuullciJ! Indians, He is in no Nay new and Sitar ang . The Afghan Karakul Institute has ado pted .illodern metbods 10~:'JW;~b!!!t~~~~~,1~k,<:i Sorting is one of the most Impo~nt ael ivitles of the Karakul Institute of Afgba· ,\ hleh. works for communJ.l har to the people of Afghani~tan il:-' STONEWORKS AND LAPIDARY pells. I{arakul pelts,should be washed Care fully.and 'Yltb a.sp'eci)l1,!,,!,.p~~~~~~(,'i,.~~ nistan. As t~[1;' Itn t~ I¥~.,. z;,ev~ls, .• tbanks to, the proper sorting of the Karakul rn/lny amongst various commu- bey heard him earlier in 195'1. HI' has m.. c1e a name fur him ba.ve-,.bee~ :Ire lalmed. WorkerS seen here are washing the pelts 111 Kabiu.. ThI:{~~iDg:'''~~'''1IJ~ ~:::.'.; Institute of bisOn. . ,'( doll.:us#,f, extra 1I.l'llI!.' earned. Tbe llilies in India. lmrat Hussain Khan hails sf'lf as one of the very ~ew Sur The exhibition stall in Hall No.6 at the is lIarl of the activities of the Karakul Instl~nte .of;",gllaiilll~(:::::-' )}:.~;,-,,;,;;:\,~ operatlon:fi l n.lieasy~: I. Jii!~mres 'sk!lI 011 tbe part of the workl!ts. Tbe Afghan Munawa,. Ali Khan son of the /fOOl an illuslrious family of hahar players in India and is -Photo: .Afurfafi KaralCu! In~titU1e-: Y,;" - '".c· j-"'t Karakul·lnsfitute employs several htghly skJlled sorters· .. renowned Bade Ghulam Ali musicians and is the son of late equally at ease with Sitar. Be~ Irwrit Hus.win Khan . .:.;o,~ ••:.•.t}';!l!.: .' Photo: Afylwu Karakul In.ftllute. Khan hails from a distinguish ,Vstad Enayat Khan. one of Ihe ing a top ranking artist he has Jashen grounds emporium displays their reach Kabul on the evening of cd family of musicians knOwn as greatest Sitar players of all participated in severa) national Thursday. Augusl 24. by Ariana Ihe Paliala Gharana. He star- . times and brother of the renown. and international programme vr precious stones and tables. AFGMAN KARAKU,L,~J;MST,i'fil1E IMPROVES ~~T QUALITY flight. ted learning vocal music from ed Vstad Vi'layat Khan. Imral ganiseel in India and abroad. . -':' '. . i:~~+.i .~'::' . . -····{·r~:?~.. "': \ ~ ,~. " :-.-. ~roved. thu;-,!I1~~i(~ri.~,. '~'. 'f~!karakul institute for Inslitute's maio;' so~r~es of in· Afgnan karakul industry's fu· .'\-, Karakul (:; one of Afghanis· Iltule to ~gfn.,.its ·.a'C'tuaJ;·,~pe,:.: ..:-." ,he fitsllime h~s launched a ·pub· «orne come from ,echmcal scrvlce tUle development.. Be~ause of ~HAQ MORAD LIMITED-KABUL We Are Importers And Exporters.~ lllt and one each from ~rcfits from lhe~. ~ ~ .\ Igll:lllislan's four major banks. 1 hiS year the· profit" arc in r\f- ~ ~ , Ti:l-' AfghoJll Karakul Institulp ~haJl pOckdS, '''. :''; c!li(":'l'y aoproved as ,. 4, For the firsl time golden ~ ~ ,:~" !"H.-f)rdit urgan"i!i3,tion in Ap- k-l!',:lR. Two aAd a half acres of land have been purchased next 10 Ihe new customs house for the construction of a mOd~ T J sorting house. The building... .' ",' I I be constructed by the end '. . ~ ~ the next year. .~I I~ Y. Credit allowanl:es 10 ex- porlers have, been extended to Af. 22.5 ,Per pelt. Extra com ~ WE SELL KARAKUL PELTS IN:, ~. missions 'wi'll be abolished. 10. St~l's are under,way for (. ~ New York and London. ~ ::am~li!.'e of new lanneries. . ,,~liditioI1; to these actions other programmes are now in I WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE·AT: g the 'p1anning .stage which, toge ther with those' underway. should The Illcture sho.ws a l\ "
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The ) ashen Delegation .from KIijI~ The group of I1 of entertai .nd Eqbal'Banu, folksinger Na. .Born 'at SavaillHamat 'zer Bigum, and tabla player Us STE~ India consists of 11'm'an artists on November 29, 1917, Dr. Gopal ners from Pakistan which will STRONG AS • delegation a wrestling ·team of tad Allah Datta. ~': .. Singh, Member of PaI'liament give a number of evening' 'per .. . 10 'members, a hOCkey. t~am r~' ~. .~•• ,.'.i-~ .has. had a distinguished .eareer. QUICK AS A DEER. I ". I ..•. \' .. (3). a leader and a liaison' 6f formances during the Jashen at /I~!4 ~ He studied at London PolYlcch t' . o:.! :',f.:•. l; .0 ... ficer. ~ .:.\/,. ~..,: ~ :.,;~. 1-_" .' A.' II nic and Lincolns Inn, the Kabul . Nendary and the i·'.:H~ ';~{'p Dr. Gopa1 Singh. eminent In. WATER COOLlN.G SYSTEMS ARE . ...,r.. Dr. Gopal Singh is an 'author Sahnai Bahari Chaman arri~ed. .. ,"=!.'./ ,. dian lite.ateur and Member 'of 'international repute. He. has BETTER rf.lAN All{ COOLING .. \' ..... ~ "I.;.: Abdul ·(;'hiifour Redja-President of Parliament is the leader of' over hundred publications to in Kabul by car Mond~y nigh:. MACHINES the Delegation. :rhe ·names of his .Credit, .His grl!atest contri the three mail\ artists are:- The group, invited. by the ".:;~,~, ;~:'.': ·.,~~;~k Feldriu~u~Senio~ '-Bttsiness Advispn:'~ ./ bution is the tran$latioli of 'Sikh Kumari Padma Subramal\'ya Scripture' into (free verse) Eng~ Ministry. of Information and ,. ,l' -Dancer . " .:', " lish. Apart from numerous Culture. inCludes vocalists Meh 1mrat Hussain Khan-Instru- hooks of poems, short stories he '(t',.; ...... eli Hasan, Vstad Alnanat' Ali "'" menla,list . has also written a book on the
J'::'. • J ,. ... history of Punjab literatul'e. For Kh'ln. Vstad Fateh Ali. Khan his Iitei'ary achievements Dr. Gopal Singh was nominated, in April 1962. Member of Rajya I Sabha. by· the President of In .. 'fI dia. I In the field' of educatio'l ,I Dr. Gopa!' Singh's name is wiele" Iy known and greatly r~&pecllod He 1,·" actively helped in Ihe
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Mi.u SuoTalllunt/Q Munawar Ali Khan-Classical 80 YEARS OF CREATING RECORDS. AND 80 vocalist The artisls delegalion and the YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. HUNDREDS OF VIC wrestling team arrived in Kabul roRIES IN WORLD CAR RACES. loday. The hockey toam will STRONG AND COMFORTABLE FOR HARD AND CONTINUOUS DRIVING. . . 1<. ASK ABOUT THE QUALITY OF FIAT FROM THOSE WHO OWN A FIAT, MlllIOtcor Ali KhuR \1().\'U/'()/.l' ,fl..;/,N'I "-~- . spread of education in Plln ial) /-/1/1 ,1/··GNANI.n .4,\ through his association with Kha Isa College and va rinu!-j nthf~r M.hdi Hasan edu~ational societies. He is a Amanar AI! ',:1, ," ADSON LTD visiting Professor at the Uni~ 2arly l'hddhood under ~,he guid-Khan reprt'sents a sch001 of mu. vr;>l'sity of Delhi and has I)('en a ance of his distinguished fathel', SIC distinguished for an instru. 1IiiiilI".... nH~mbel" of Punjab Univprsily Since the age of 14 he has been rl~~'nlal tl'l'hniljlH.' whirh has a NIAZ AND MOHAMMAD AMIN Sl'IIClte, He is the Chairm;lil ,)f giving regular performances :-;ynthesis of th0 'dramlltll'al~y f .. A : ,: "';" -c..' \;~·l"~1~t-~t.~~ All India Punjab Conferent.'e inning the hearts of millinns of ClPlJUHitl' styles i,C'. Gayu{'i:I; clOg •' '. .. -_.• ';. ~ !...::s' ;~~;jo~1~:'[;r~r'; .; .llld General Secretary CuullciJ! Indians, He is in no Nay new and Sitar ang . The Afghan Karakul Institute has ado pted .illodern metbods 10~:'JW;~b!!!t~~~~~,1~k,<:i Sorting is one of the most Impo~nt ael ivitles of the Karakul Institute of Afgba· ,\ hleh. works for communJ.l har to the people of Afghani~tan il:-' STONEWORKS AND LAPIDARY pells. I{arakul pelts,should be washed Care fully.and 'Yltb a.sp'eci)l1,!,,!,.p~~~~~~(,'i,.~~ nistan. As t~[1;' Itn t~ I¥~.,. z;,ev~ls, .• tbanks to, the proper sorting of the Karakul rn/lny amongst various commu- bey heard him earlier in 195'1. HI' has m.. c1e a name fur him ba.ve-,.bee~ :Ire lalmed. WorkerS seen here are washing the pelts 111 Kabiu.. ThI:{~~iDg:'''~~'''1IJ~ ~:::.'.; Institute of bisOn. . ,'( doll.:us#,f, extra 1I.l'llI!.' earned. Tbe llilies in India. lmrat Hussain Khan hails sf'lf as one of the very ~ew Sur The exhibition stall in Hall No.6 at the is lIarl of the activities of the Karakul Instl~nte .of;",gllaiilll~(:::::-' )}:.~;,-,,;,;;:\,~ operatlon:fi l n.lieasy~: I. Jii!~mres 'sk!lI 011 tbe part of the workl!ts. Tbe Afghan Munawa,. Ali Khan son of the /fOOl an illuslrious family of hahar players in India and is -Photo: .Afurfafi KaralCu! In~titU1e-: Y,;" - '".c· j-"'t Karakul·lnsfitute employs several htghly skJlled sorters· .. renowned Bade Ghulam Ali musicians and is the son of late equally at ease with Sitar. Be~ Irwrit Hus.win Khan . .:.;o,~ ••:.•.t}';!l!.: .' Photo: Afylwu Karakul In.ftllute. Khan hails from a distinguish ,Vstad Enayat Khan. one of Ihe ing a top ranking artist he has Jashen grounds emporium displays their reach Kabul on the evening of cd family of musicians knOwn as greatest Sitar players of all participated in severa) national Thursday. Augusl 24. by Ariana Ihe Paliala Gharana. He star- . times and brother of the renown. and international programme vr precious stones and tables. AFGMAN KARAKU,L,~J;MST,i'fil1E IMPROVES ~~T QUALITY flight. ted learning vocal music from ed Vstad Vi'layat Khan. Imral ganiseel in India and abroad. . -':' '. . i:~~+.i .~'::' . . -····{·r~:?~.. "': \ ~ ,~. " :-.-. ~roved. thu;-,!I1~~i(~ri.~,. '~'. 'f~!karakul institute for Inslitute's maio;' so~r~es of in· Afgnan karakul industry's fu· .'\-, Karakul (:; one of Afghanis· Iltule to ~gfn.,.its ·.a'C'tuaJ;·,~pe,:.: ..:-." ,he fitsllime h~s launched a ·pub· «orne come from ,echmcal scrvlce tUle development.. Be~ause of ~HAQ MORAD LIMITED-KABUL We Are Importers And Exporters.~ lllt and one each from ~rcfits from lhe~. ~ ~ .\ Igll:lllislan's four major banks. 1 hiS year the· profit" arc in r\f- ~ ~ , Ti:l-' AfghoJll Karakul Institulp ~haJl pOckdS, '''. :''; c!li(":'l'y aoproved as ,. 4, For the firsl time golden ~ ~ ,:~" !"H.-f)rdit urgan"i!i3,tion in Ap- k-l!',:lR. Two aAd a half acres of land have been purchased next 10 Ihe new customs house for the construction of a mOd~ T J sorting house. The building... .' ",' I I be constructed by the end '. . ~ ~ the next year. .~I I~ Y. Credit allowanl:es 10 ex- porlers have, been extended to Af. 22.5 ,Per pelt. Extra com ~ WE SELL KARAKUL PELTS IN:, ~. missions 'wi'll be abolished. 10. St~l's are under,way for (. ~ New York and London. ~ ::am~li!.'e of new lanneries. . ,,~liditioI1; to these actions other programmes are now in I WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE·AT: g the 'p1anning .stage which, toge ther with those' underway. should The Illcture sho.ws a l\ "
• , '~. , ' ' " ' , " \ . "'"" , , , ,\ , ' TIM~S' 'WEDNESDAY, AUGt.!ST 23,;'Hi67 ,:: -' ,,<' ," THE,'KABUL '" ,:.,~ ,I ,:.".!. ".1 t.: : .,,, I,I (, '. , , ' ." ,;.. ,,: Speciat Jashen EditiOn .. , \' ,, 1.-' 'I . ',;, " , THE KABUL TiMES , WEDNESDAY. 'AUGt'5T 23, 1967 PAGE 10 '. r " ' - . ',- ". Jo~hen Edil~dn .. \. .speclal ' , " , " l1 .,: . ' .. ; , . '. .. •. ... , ' .'. (' ~' .... '.' CARTRIDGE, 1, , FLY TO A~iRITSAR AN,n KASll'MIR '. HAMIDI ~, \ '. EV~RY THURSDAY ,the pen , "I ..
that needs. ..,- no ink boUle Most Established Department' By I d,SH.EAffEA_1.' V.,,",-~.._. - ~ , -ayat, Kabul. \, . ' IN DIAN," ·(Con,ll. from page 3) . Store said he w'as going. to one of his friends in Anprabi :to borrow a gun and go to the war., •• AIRLINES " ""But don't you see the ,planes Choose your pen at 'flying over' Kabul?'! We asked. In In' answer, he read this, couplet: Hamidzada Store. Share If we were scar~d . of '. getting , M,a:ti~' ~re. ,Jad~ our heads' chopped 'off. " , i Nau. WJllayat. ' We would nof. have danced Convenient Connections --, in the'· lovers ' arena, ' Kabul . ' -_._-~ --~---, Deeno left. Apparently when he reached Andrabi' the planes bombed. the stables there and. ToChandigar- his shoulder had' been injured, Get your, But he wrapped his shoulder' and HAS GREAT' HIONftJV,R Hamidi came with ·his friends, By The Same Flight Both of them had eifles and oile asked him what had hap· copy 01 the p,ened, He said he had a small 1'0 OFFER ITS FELICITA,'1'18N'I(O; For 'Further,Information wound in hi's shoulder, After persistent demands he showed' his shoulder. He had been shot 'AFGllANIST~ and we had to, call a surgeon, THE PEOPLE OF Kabul Times Contact , The surgery was done, but the next morning six people from Second Floor, Jadeh Maiwand the house left for the frant with their' guns, I never saw ON THE OCCASION OF THE 4IIfllfl them again. r III, We had some land in Char. Annual at INDIAN " di, near KabuL One day three ANNIVERSARY OF THE REGA lNINC OF THE young men came to my father, LLOYD TRIESTINO Mohammad Afzal Khan, and told him there was a group of 25 whG INDEPENDENCE; the Khyber. AIRLINES had no weapons but wanted to j go to the battlefield. My father told them to come to the mosque known as Gho' 'WE HAVE PLEASURE TO ANN REVISED SCHEDULE 1967/68 I salan. Mosque or Myan Telephone 22527 Shakh Ahmad. My fa- Ai. 110. ther explained the situation to the people in the mosque. OUNCE OUR NEW SCHEDULE: The ships ASIA and VICTORIA are now sa- They donated rifles and some cash. The men left the next day I for one of the fronts, which 1 TWICE WEEKLY iling from KARACHI TO BOMBAY-MOM- GULNAR WASHING SOAP do not really remember. At the NAWROZCARPET EXPORT LTD end of the war 22 of them reo ALL CARGO Gulnar Soap produces enol'mous amounts of suas, turned. Three had been killed. We offer to our customers new They offered to return lhe BASA-CAPETOWN-LAS PA LMAS-BRIN- rifles to the owners, but the ow Services to and antique carpets at'low prices, The carpets Gulnar's fine suds delicately clean your clothes. Gulnar ners were very excited about -~ are of different sizes. does wonders with cottons and nylons. Always use Guln' the vir-tory and said they hod OSAKA Opposite Blue Mosque, Share Nau if Washing Soap for super-cleaning.. Gulnar Soap is avai given the rifles as presents and o ISI-VENEZIA-TRIESTE lable at all general store,s in -the city," BRUSSELS, Aug, 23. (DPAI.- would not take them back, Tel: 2413.5 Scientist5 continue to go to the IV. After the war there was & United States to work, the Euro no trace of Deen Mohammad's pean commission (EECl said in six friends. We went to their TOKYO , " a report Tuesday, ' home to console the parents, , sweet delicacies of this We offer yo:.. many flights a week within the Far East to 'BJ\~RAllt 6ult your length of stay at the various interesting stopovers In cooperation with AIR FRA,NCE, ALITALlA, AND JAPAN AIRLINES. cC)~, Fql7. ~.' ~ilL$' processed For further info"matlon please contact your favourite IATA ,. Travel Agent or on €lilitorniaIi. st;wda-ro. write to:
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that needs. ..,- no ink boUle Most Established Department' By I d,SH.EAffEA_1.' V.,,",-~.._. - ~ , -ayat, Kabul. \, . ' IN DIAN," ·(Con,ll. from page 3) . Store said he w'as going. to one of his friends in Anprabi :to borrow a gun and go to the war., •• AIRLINES " ""But don't you see the ,planes Choose your pen at 'flying over' Kabul?'! We asked. In In' answer, he read this, couplet: Hamidzada Store. Share If we were scar~d . of '. getting , M,a:ti~' ~re. ,Jad~ our heads' chopped 'off. " , i Nau. WJllayat. ' We would nof. have danced Convenient Connections --, in the'· lovers ' arena, ' Kabul . ' -_._-~ --~---, Deeno left. Apparently when he reached Andrabi' the planes bombed. the stables there and. ToChandigar- his shoulder had' been injured, Get your, But he wrapped his shoulder' and HAS GREAT' HIONftJV,R Hamidi came with ·his friends, By The Same Flight Both of them had eifles and oile asked him what had hap· copy 01 the p,ened, He said he had a small 1'0 OFFER ITS FELICITA,'1'18N'I(O; For 'Further,Information wound in hi's shoulder, After persistent demands he showed' his shoulder. He had been shot 'AFGllANIST~ and we had to, call a surgeon, THE PEOPLE OF Kabul Times Contact , The surgery was done, but the next morning six people from Second Floor, Jadeh Maiwand the house left for the frant with their' guns, I never saw ON THE OCCASION OF THE 4IIfllfl them again. r III, We had some land in Char. Annual at INDIAN " di, near KabuL One day three ANNIVERSARY OF THE REGA lNINC OF THE young men came to my father, LLOYD TRIESTINO Mohammad Afzal Khan, and told him there was a group of 25 whG INDEPENDENCE; the Khyber. AIRLINES had no weapons but wanted to j go to the battlefield. My father told them to come to the mosque known as Gho' 'WE HAVE PLEASURE TO ANN REVISED SCHEDULE 1967/68 I salan. Mosque or Myan Telephone 22527 Shakh Ahmad. My fa- Ai. 110. ther explained the situation to the people in the mosque. OUNCE OUR NEW SCHEDULE: The ships ASIA and VICTORIA are now sa- They donated rifles and some cash. The men left the next day I for one of the fronts, which 1 TWICE WEEKLY iling from KARACHI TO BOMBAY-MOM- GULNAR WASHING SOAP do not really remember. At the NAWROZCARPET EXPORT LTD end of the war 22 of them reo ALL CARGO Gulnar Soap produces enol'mous amounts of suas, turned. Three had been killed. We offer to our customers new They offered to return lhe BASA-CAPETOWN-LAS PA LMAS-BRIN- rifles to the owners, but the ow Services to and antique carpets at'low prices, The carpets Gulnar's fine suds delicately clean your clothes. Gulnar ners were very excited about -~ are of different sizes. does wonders with cottons and nylons. Always use Guln' the vir-tory and said they hod OSAKA Opposite Blue Mosque, Share Nau if Washing Soap for super-cleaning.. Gulnar Soap is avai given the rifles as presents and o ISI-VENEZIA-TRIESTE lable at all general store,s in -the city," BRUSSELS, Aug, 23. (DPAI.- would not take them back, Tel: 2413.5 Scientist5 continue to go to the IV. After the war there was & United States to work, the Euro no trace of Deen Mohammad's pean commission (EECl said in six friends. We went to their TOKYO , " a report Tuesday, ' home to console the parents, , sweet delicacies of this We offer yo:.. many flights a week within the Far East to 'BJ\~RAllt 6ult your length of stay at the various interesting stopovers In cooperation with AIR FRA,NCE, ALITALlA, AND JAPAN AIRLINES. cC)~, Fql7. ~.' ~ilL$' processed For further info"matlon please contact your favourite IATA ,. Travel Agent or on €lilitorniaIi. st;wda-ro. write to:
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I " .'. HM MAKES. ". INAUGURAL ·.Ii:.. SPEECH • By A Stalf Writer Opening the ceremonies mark· iDg the ':4Sth JasheD, His Majes. ty the King saJd Tburs!lay' mom· Ing that the War of IndepeD dence ,gave. moral .strenilt,h to. IndependeDce movements of'the time In this region of the. world and showed our people the way . to succeed ID the arena ot Ufe.
His Majesty accompanied by Their Royal'. Highness Prince Ahmad Shah, Marshal Shah WaH Khan Ghazi and Prime Mi·. nister Maiwandwal, arrived at ..the Chaman Hozuri at 7:35 a.m, After accep\lng the salute from '. troops His M"ajesty "nd the Ar· .,!'\.~,:<~ my paid tribute to the memorY ;~~.l or the hero of the War 9f Independ· 01' Jashen. :.... ence His Majesty the late King Mo Tbelr Malestles the King and the QueeD observe the mll\tary parade from the royal staDd durlDg the first day ham~ad Nader Shah. A 21·gun salule was part or this tribute. After delivering. the Jashen message to the nation, with Her Pashto{)n Tribes Thl'IT an' 0'.'(,)" :10 kinds of thes~ variC'ties has many varik Of Nation's Efforts, Says HM and the Akhal Bukhari. The Majesty the Queen at his side on the 'Jnity, Selflessness Keynote t':lrpf'ls n1:ld(, In Afghanistan. Turkmani. the Sarti Turkmani lions. ir selflessness. continuous efforts for a better life. Moslem masses and all peaceloving royal dais, His Majesty reviewed the Tht' following 'he texl 0/ Hisill1d TIll' 1''''11 m'Hn kinds arc peoples ot the world. Afghanistan Send Greetings and the Zaher Shah Turkmani The Nauroz company has all military parade. It },asted more Majesly's speech at the opening 0/ The slate's Constitution, which The Second Five Year Plan. which klltl\ql as Maun and Daulata are three Maut:i varieties made /esli ... itie" on August 23rd marking hilS organised Gur national life on like the Fin,l Fiv~ Year Plan was is hopeful that the requests and en~ these carpets. in all colours. loth than an hour . KABUL. Aug. 27, rBakhtar) had in Herat. new and old. the 49th anniversa1'11 of the regaining fhe bases of the requirements of the aimed at building the country's eco- deavours being made tor the un The elders of the Kakar tribe of Thpl'p are Jll.my varieties of There are two varieties of conditional withdrawal of the Israeli Conlact, As His Majesty's car drove ot the of Afghan ;ndependencf'. timcs and on (he realities of our nomic infrastructure and in the occupied Southern Pashtoonis \laun L·<.lrpels. ThE'Y are the aggressor forces to the points held Daulatabad carpets those made route thousands of people shouted: Dear countrymen; history and culture. constitutes a drawing up and implementing of tan have congratulated Their Panj Dean Bukhari. the Salor before the last war will soon bring In Mazare Sharif and those Nauroz Carpet Export Co. "Long Live the King." . We congratulate our entire nation great highway pointing the direction which the former governments of Majesties the King and Queen. Hllkh;lI·l. lht· g('I'mc1t Rukhari. made in Andkhoi. Each ',f practical results. At the same time Opposile the Blue Mosque HRH Prince Ahmad Shah, HRH on the commencement of the 49th of ollr national life today and to- Afghanistan had a considerable PI'ime Minister Maiwandwal The Suvid acrobats team which is here to perform during Jashen days includes year of the country's Independence morrow. we earnestly hope that the uncon Nawroz Carpet Co. Share Nau. Kabul Marshal Shah Wali Khan Ghazi and share, was successfully completed and the people of Afghanistan on '''Ill'' of th" I'S,n's top performers. These two members' action portrays the troup's and Dray to Almighty God to pro- The destination of this highway is when the prescnt government was in testable righls ot the Palestinian the 49th Jashen and have ex 'Opposite Blue Mosque Telephone 240:35 Prime Minister Maiwandwal were Arab refugees will be ensured and mastery and perfectionism. in the royal car. teet 'Afghanistan, to shed the light a prosperous and progressive com- office. The construction of two pressed their hope for the fur Share Nau. achieved in accordance with the In the evening Their Majesties of His mercy on everyone and lead munity formed on the basis of co- great highways, the inauguration of ther progress of the country un principles of humanity and justice Tel: 24.035 watched inaugural performances in lhe country to higher standards of operation, social justice and human the Naghlu and Mahipar power pro der the guidance of His Majes progress. digllily. . jects and other such establishments and the resolutions of the United ty. the Kabul Nendari by artists from Nations. ~~~~~~~~.:m,.~§i@!iJiiii~%1¥§@§@'lJ§i@J§i@I5;-;~i£,jE'~~~lf~(-"~;id§@lJkiJ@%l~~~.J§ friendlY countries who are here for During the days when the hands The attainment of this goal and are some important results of these The Waziri. Masood. Dawaroo Jashen. Their Majesties received the of aggression reached towards our thl realisation of the values embo- Plans. and B"etnoo tribes of Central On this auspicious day we pray artists at the end of their perfor country our countrymen devoted diet.! in the Constitution, the ulti- With tbe achievements 01 th(' Pashtoonistan, and the Badja whatever they could or possessed to male objective of which is the aforesaid Plans, Afghanistan takes for the souls of all martyrs of the wor, Salarzo, Momand, Char hospifalify.Comeand see lor ,yourself. You'll be mances. indeoendence war and the great lea His Majesty, accompanied by the servic~ of the nation, to thp, res- healthy development of democracy one basic step nearer the lofty ob mang and Atman Khail Mom der at the independence crusade the HRH Marshal Shab Wali Khan, toration' of independence and na- confront our nation with a great jective or economic development and and, Afridi, Worokzai and Pro tional dignity, arid to the defence nalional lest in contemporary his. growth. late King Mohammad Nader Shah. 'chokno tribes of independent HRH Prince WaH and Princesses (he martyr, ~nd in the name ot God Mariam and ~elquis, inaugurated of the soil and sanctity of the coun- tory. We expect all our country- Northern Pashtoonistan have al The Third Plan which has been the ~lmighty. open the celebrations the industrial and agricultural exhI try. men to devote their individual and so congratulated Their Majes. ) submitted'" to ParUa~ent by the gov- marking .the 49th anniversary 01 bition in th!!, Jashen grounds Friday The Independence War, which collective will to the application of ties, the Prime Minister and the ernm~nt and is now under the sccu- Al~h~nJstan's )ndependence. mornin~. gave moral strength to indepen- tl;lc Constitution, with due respect people of Afghanistan on the Dr. Noo~' Ali. Minister of Com dence movements in lhis region of 10 the principle of securing a ba- tiny of the WoJesi Jirgah, is another anniversary. merce. welcomed His Majesty at the the world at that time, also show- lanc.:e between preservation of pub- effective step taken to improve the entrance to the exhibition. Speak cd our people the road to success in lie security and orderly conduct of people's living conditions. ing on the occasion, Dr. Noor Ali the arena of life and in the cons- affairs of state and the individual's The characteristics of the Plan MAIWANDWAL OUTLINES said that 'under the guidance of His lanl' lrial of living. The' Afghan rights. are emphasis on productive short Majesty the country has made re naUon, following the restoration of term projects and increased food .in~ marRable' progress in industry and independence, besides preserving R.eaching this goal, on the one production. Apart from public THIRD PLAN AIMS, handicrafts. this great nation!!1 endowmc:nt and hand, requires foresight and' politi. veSllrnent, great possibilities ar~ Their Majesties the 'King and . defending territorial integrity.' began cal .consciousne·ss on the part of our foreseen for the participation of ~e FOREIGN POLICY Queen and members of. the royal {organised endeavours to raise the pcople and,' On the other.; unity, co private capita) in various fields. family watched a parade by students standard of living, coordinating ordination and goodwill between are ce.rain that all citizens, utilising CongratUlating TheIr Majesties the King and QueeD and in the afternoon. Ihem with the principles and re the lhr~e organs of the state. In (his opportij,llity, will con.Houe their the Afghan DatioD on the 49th anniversary of the regainIng of Last night Their Majesties and quiremenls of the times. . Ihe course of this year the judiciary constant efforts for tbe country's Afghanistan's indepepdence, Prime Minister Maiwandwal said some of the Princesses saw the fire In the various stages of these eo will go through its important phase progress. Friday. that next August, when the country .celebrates the 50th works display on the Jashen dcavours, the guide and supporter of independence. Jashen, the festivities .will be on a much larger scale; grounds. of the nation's resolve was unity \Vilh the formation of the Sup The nation is grateful to the There will be industrial exposi- Referring to the hostilities in '1 I'Cn.lc Court in Mizan (October), a friendlY nations apd il1terni;llional tions and cultural shows by many Southeast Asia, the Prime Minister organisations who are makiJ,-g a ' 000 L new chapler opens in the history of friendly countries, he said. said its continuance lhreatens world ·ive 400'.1 oan' Ih~ counlry's legal and judicial his- careful study of the requiremenls of The Prime Minister in his hour· peace. US To G $ lory and we hope this organ of the Afghanistan's Third Plan and ren long evening broadcast reviewed the A[ghanistan said the Prime Min- d~rfng slalc will do its share elleclively and technical and finanCial help achievements made under the Se· ister, believes 'that unless lhe bomb- ' ry 'ProJ"ect to implement it. Ye~r For Land Invento liS desired in safeguardipg the cond ,Five Plan, the activities ing of North Vie-toam is ended there KABUL. Aug. 27:-TheU.S. A cadastral survey training people's rights and pres~rving lhe Afghanistan, as a member at the of the government during the last cannot bl,: peace talks. Agency for International Deve- school in Ka,ndahar has been securily of the stale in the light of family of nations recognises the year o[ the Second Plan (ended Maiwandwal hoped the threat to nt is making available a supported sIDce 1963 by about guidancc provided by the Conslilu· need tor consolidaiit.m at peace and Ma~'ch, 1967) and the subsequent· world peace [rom the Southeast lopme security in the world as the basis several months, lhe objectives of th~ Asian war will be c1iminaled and '. loan of $400000, and expects to $1,500,000 In' AID gran.ts The lion' and other laws. stude~ts, for human prosperity. This is the Third Plan and Afghanistan's stand thus possibilHies are opened tor provide $248,000 of grant funds, field training of the Maintenance of public healtb, basic ~ondition for preservation of for a five-year land inventory und~r the gUidance of technical popularisation of education, eradi- on the Middle Epst issue, the Viet- understanding among all nations of man's c1vili~ation and culture which THE KHYBER RENTS MODERN ROOMS :AND APAR rogramme, according to a ioint ·advlsers. ha.g already, res.ult.ed cation of illiteracy 'and provision of lIam war and Pashtoonistan. the world outside and inside the P are the fruits 01 generations of announcement made Saturday in the surveYIng of Jenbs edur.:ational opportunities for all lIe. said that the investment made United Nations. general disarmament THE KHYBER RESTAURANT ALSO MANAGES THE 220,000 endeavour. th~ TMENTS IN THE KARGHA LAKE AREA, KABUL'S by the Afghan and U.S. govern- (105,600 acres) of land in seven within lhe means of lhe stale form during Second Plan PEtriod (At. and international cooperation. SPOZHMAI COFFEEHOUSE AND RESTAURANT. ments. . .. provinces. Ha~f of this has be?" the imp'ortnnt objectives of the na- 25 billiod) and contributions made Referring (0 Ihe pashloonistan The policy ot Our state is based by friendly nations and international issue. the Prime M iniSler said: Af- The land inventory program· mapped and IS ready for regls- tion's efforts for a better life. We ENJOY PLEASANT AFTERNOONS AND COOL EVEN SlJMNIER On friendship with all the nations of ageneies for the Second ,Plan ($46:J ghanislan conlinues its full support FINEST RESORT AREA. LET US ARRANGE me will survey and record tration. hope the endeavours of the branches INGS WITH A PANORAMIC VIEW OF KARGHA the world, mutual respect and con- million) were double those for the for the unceasing struggle of our • 6 000 000 jarbes (2 880 000 acres) By the end of the Third Plan, rcsponsible for these will bring ever I.AKE. 1\ RELAX:NG FAMILY WEEKEND. df I~nd for tempo;ary' land re- 3,700,000 jaribes (1,630,000 acres) fruilful and d~sired ,esulls.. fidence and equality among nations. l'irst Plan. Pashtoonistan brcthcrn for ensuring gistration, As ·a. result,. in t~e WIll be fully processed. under_ The life of every nation stands on Onr country supports (he right of Local revenues during the Plan them the undeniable right to sell- ,p:~gram self-determination Nl' peoples and period amounted to At. 15.8 billion, determination. The Pashtoonistan next five years the prolect WIll the cadastral survey Ihe pilL1r "f a sound and balanced nations. and backs fully the Charter the Prime Minj~ter said. Although demand, which relies on major his- result in very substantial in- me. ThIS w111 be .In additIon to c.conomy. The preparation a~,d im· of the United Nations and measures this was. 15 per. cent short of what torieal, geographical.' human and' creases in land taxes.. the' 6,0ll0,000 janbs (2,880,000 plementalion of Five Year Plans es~maled a~res) taken by 'the ",orlB organisation for was It was S!iIl del Salam told re_ the Prime Minister said the Afghan against COlonialism, in the light of It is esftmated that at least brethern and is hopeful tJ'J,at, like nation and government arc eonvinc- which the independence of the Premier, who ·is also his coun- porters his delegation would other peoples and nations 01·the IN. WE SERVE DELICIOU~ FOOD AND REFRESHING 20 years will be required for the trY's for.eign minister, is chair_ walk out if the question of a so ed' that until" the consequem:es .of Indian subcontinent was attained, full cadastral survey to be com world, they wIll achieve their rights Israeli aggre.ssion 'are liquidated, and ,made sacrifices for indepndence. man of the' two-day· meeting, lution to 'the- Yemeni civil war and-national a'spirations in the light ' .. pleted on. all nrivately,held'lands uIf we have stood :apart from wa~ brought up. the Israeli aggressor forces withdraw They did not make this sacrifice 'and DRINKS. t at nence and understanding. unconditionally from occupIed Arab . struggle so that their destiny should .' in the agricultural areas, In its each other in the past, . let our ~' ~~~~~rg~~m~li:!~:$imli:!.~Jmm$'~:$i~li:!~~~_ itial phases, the cadastral sur· The recent aggression by Israel land. 'the legal, political and other be re'solved without their own free work now be a beginning to Any attempt to raise th(' issue :t~8Inst At'ab lands has disturbed aseertaine~ vey in concentrating' On the ward united decisions and prac aspects of the Middle East problem will being by colonialists " would be considered a direct in· the security 01 this region and the 'cannot be solved. Attempts to reap or those claiming to be their in. more arable' laDds near ma tical steps to remove all effects terferen~e in Yemen's internal atmosphere ot world peace, eauslng the lruits of aggression will bo at a.ih~rUors. jor cities_ of ailgression thr<;lugh continuous affairs, he said. deep sorrow and concern among no avail to any country, he said. ~). (Continued on Paoe 4) , I.
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