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9-14-1967 Kabul Times (September 14, 1967, vol. 6, no. 141) Bakhtar News Agency

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.' '. , ,. , . , \ . . ,, .. PAGE 4 'Ir ,. '- ,, , , TJiE f'll~ , . '1 , , , , , , . KABUL TIMES . ,;; , ' 1;, .', il '~'" \ SEP'i,.EMBER 13, 1~ , , ,- , .. , , .. . _-l.-! " ~\: o,<":G"i'11 ' , \ \ , ~t$~IO~:1'~':15~,!,>tJ:ME:'·NEW~~i:IN' , . I '::.:;1,~.~' ~ • l' cwcijl1i',lI9.n~.: .D.-tA\~!.. ~) f;;~, j,t'"';r'!"~ , '. 1V~lcl1r '''~t'.1' • __fot.Prscise, fJ':,\, (\,'/~\' ~"'TI' .. ;" J ~ , ",I"F' .. "" ~, j , I, " , BR11}F" :.l , ,j I " ·t·n~,,)·n I I,' I ",:' -, .. "":::-..:11''''' , 'I,}(AB L;. Sept13 (Bakhtar)+-Dr,' for the .countr:!.'slilstor!Col monum~ , . - , '" C~Jl ~, u '.,~' ~U, ~.L~, ~t!dUV4Iif you .• J~li, form'cr' direclor- e~ts and ;.'{ : ' D::..,;;,,''':i. S':fi.i~·I.t--·' ",~ l1'e mQllument. In Herst ·1 ~II' of ibC 1itforpral,on Dcpartment. of l*ad thc projecl.' 1. I {L',~ KINSHASA, ",Io9lU) I ·ll:adio,IAf8hanlst1lIl. n)~lstl ~tI:: , .' the y, j .' (, ~ ,Sept. resolution '" .: 13, (Tus) on Southwest bas been appol· ,. ~.,-- • •••• \ .! ... il \',. 1'"":,, nlei! ad~lsor , , • II 'I -In the resolution on apartheid Africa demanded the speedy es­ lo.the Information and KABUL, ·Sepl. 13 (Bakhlar)od'r ~at;llshment WASHINGTON, -Sept. -,13 '(R~u'- Cullure ~ and racIal wscrunlnation 10 of United Nations 'Ministry: The Import and screenong of fJlms hove .. South Africa, administration ,erl---lp-diOD OepulY Prime Min,sler Jalali· returned 10 Kabul' the participants 10 qver tliat tern­ Morarjl'Desai earlier. were' dJscussed at a meetiog of thc .., " the OAU ministerial tory and denounced appealcd yesterday this -jeor ,'after spending .~eral, 'I~ _, session str­ the South for eontinniag advisory;cclp,misslon of the Cultural ongly denounced African goveFIllllent aid 10 help Itldia In years 10 tbe Soviel Ublon working' "'IlN II'R the govern' for the poll­ a fmol Affairs Dcpartineat of the Ministry ments of certain ey of apartheid and creation. haul lowards economic slab- lor hiS Ph.D. We.tem coun­ of ,ltty. ' ot fnformation and Culture yesl~r- tries for political, econoD:'Jc and Bantustans in Southwe-t Afnca. day. • Pro'ld~d a "satisfactory" aid now HERAT Inllitary cooperation with the The resolutIOn demanded that Sept. 13 (Bakhtor}-Re- The meeting deCided Ih.t the CuI- racialist the United Nabons could, be maintained for 19 or 12 .toration of the mausolcum authllritles of the re­ Security years. ~'we' of Kh· lure Departmcnt sbould prepare a PRICE AF. 3 public of South'Afrlca. CouncIl should fulfil Its shall be able to dispense owajn Abdullah Aosarl began yes- I 1 mission with drart of regulation. governing the They demanded that on thIS question. fOreign aid Iherearter withoul terday. African Jeopardising our imporl of fims and running of Ctn- states observe the boycott The resolutIOn on special qu prospects. for future IThe eoslcrn arch of Ihe mousol- emas Ca~ro of the growth," he saId in a NAUROZ CARPET Paper ~~I!~_nt' ~~"res South African regune and expos­ esbons suggested setting up a speech prcps- eum whIch dates back to the Tem- G'ives Details,Of _ red fot a Washington luncheon. urid EXPORT COMANY ed the maneouvres of SOuth Af­ commiSSIon for SUpervtS10n and period IS in .danser of collap&- KABUL. Sept. arbItration DesaI. here 13 (Bakhtarl--:-Pro­ ~'oup ,N~_ rica WIth the aun of • bnblOl'. whIch will work till for talks WIth U.S. of- mg' .ald Shohl Bye M051amandi, fessor Mathieu, professor 'Amer's Alleged' ,·rla~' Edition the next of law in '. some Afncan countries. The re­ OAU ministerial ses­ ficials, said he wanted to correct director of the Archeology Depar1­ Paris University, • solution sion In AddIS and president of CAIRO. Sept 14, (DPA).-Cai/ officers and 400 elite troops, intend­ pointed to the need of Ababa next Febr­ reporls of gloom and doom" about ment. • the French aflmation - ro's semi-otftcial effectIve uary. whIch team working ne\vspaper AI ed .to take Over the East Comman­ Of 'Holy Koran lOtematlonal acllon he claImed pr.ovided • He said hiS deparlmenl has lou­ with Ihe Facully of KABUL, 5e'pt. 14,- In .. few Ahrom yesterday agamst The resolubon "Ihe klDd Low and Polt· revealed de­ do ,en Augus~t .27 to fbrcc Nasscr TASI;IKEJNII',\r\l~Pt. the apartheId regime On refugees sug­ of image of IndIa tbat has nchod II gcneral restoration lIcoi days, archeologlsls will re.ume Uteir tails > 14; (Tass) ­ gested that pro)ecl Science ef Kabul UDlverslly of an alleged putsch ptan !o tlcced~ t'o this Condltions'~ and came out 10 support of the OAU members been in the American press in Ibe yesterday work on the sife of Al Khanoum, of Preparatory; \vdrk hal been star­ programme should ratIfy met Juslice Minister Dr. former Egyptian VIce Pre­ The plotters had assumed of aSSIstance to vic­ the 1951 United past few months 'I • Takhor province, that ted In Tashkent, , Mohammad Ehson Tbroki. where the Aniou sident and Deputy Army ChIef Nasser UzbekIstan s ltms of racial dlscrunmatlOn 10 Nabons convenbon On thiS ques­ He said India ~ I and Kokcho would gIve in to aVOId capital, for hsd been pIctured I At the meeting Mathieu express­ rivers meet. Excavations of Staff FIeld Marshal Abdel a new edltiun of Ko- South Africa. bon and the 1967 United Nations here as "country have revealed a blood bath, Al Abram, contin­ ran which has suffered World Briefs ed hIS readmess for any -advisory . wAsurlmTON, September 14, (Reuter).- at this slle a vast· Kanm Amer. , protocol supplemerlting this coo' not onlY from Greek-type city ued. It WIll be a bad 1uck but also from servltes which may be needed by Takeshl Watanabe, president of the Oedgllng Asian which ei

Astronomy compds the soul .•' I I " , ~Or: took upwards and ~ads us lrom :.' ':':Grammar iLJe:ssOn.· At,· ;'''- ~ this world to another. • .. AntfOn~"For ~T;me And'Place , As I see in my sohool and other places'the- readers o~ -tbe Kabul Times always prefer to read a grammar article rather tlian ,'.. a short story or sometbing else. ., . ;;. For this reason 1 wrote this small granunar, section.for ¥oti: If ,',' . you want to..have spme more I am·,ready. to write. them fox' fRu, I ". .Slncerely, .Ghulam Mobammad .Nahlzadah 'Eibadl " Usage Qf the preposotions in, ...At: ,'.;'on, and at. • F ·.'£he ',abpve .prepositions are ... or.. mme•.at is used.to'show .. .genera.lIy. used, in two ways, fO( definite' time, For example.. at , ' time ,and for"place , 7 o'clock, at noon:·!t 'Is' also Its the needless war continues'in" Vletuam, ween thO'. peace conditions demanded by W8Bh· .~ 'In' u~ed with. night-at night. It Is encout:aein&' to see. that- etrorts w JjriDg 1n'gton and' BanoL , ~: .. ." B For place tbat aho_' loc&.· about ~ pe:weful.soluUon of the problem assume The piau; If It mater1al1ses. may weU prov.e I A.·For time. in.js used for cen- tion at a definite spot/For ex­ greater momentum. Volees are raised In ev~ elll!ctive liecause'of the -changed tl1rcunistances turies., years" sea.sons, months. ample, I'm at school. He's at the comer of the wOl'lct acalnst- t~ oonttnaatlon of of the Vietnam \V!Ir..BombiDgs are progressive­ and parts of-the'days. . door. bombing of targets In North Vietnam, ,Kieht 1)'1 bl'1\ught closer to·the CbiDese border with For example, in'the l'6th cen· Fill in the blanks with. in.- at, DOW: gramme. editortal on the conterence of' the the cbemical survey. During the,,6S·hour flight to the may be·...... among those who can read and The automated laboratoryl stan­ Abawj. This makes their second wants to attend the Colliige of I, owner 9, to compete Oraap",tjon of· Atrican Unity in Laboratory controllers then sent moon, the alpha sca.tterer package, 'Both, todllJl<'i, nJa/i' and yesterday's write. These chie!tams form import.' ding on the moon's Sea of Tranqu­ silvei'''frophy':'' tbe basketball Law. iUaslw;ar 'file ~IQ parley radio Signals to the craft to lower was carried folded up against the 10 Anu weleomedt .the report of Da: tant hnks between the government Ility, conducted Monday the first on· team won the first one last year. Laila Ibr.ahim. best in her wblCn 1. Pe11l8 attended bY; K1l Afri~ to the moon's surface a six.inch sq. ft. (3m.> taU Surveyor. Th~ unit witb 2•. trophy rC)~allng it site chemical analySIS of the moon. .Aisha Durrani's teachers no- ciass tor'e1llht years, took part 10, to rank A.1gbanistan Bank: the· fact· and the people and ,therefore is uare metal box suspended by any. ils associtmd electronics. and depl' can leaders except the ¥alaWI Pre­ that the Afghan currency during the • essential that they are literate and It was the fIrst time that man has mfnated 25 of their 3.000 stu· only in tbe final round. Her ~ SIdent,.. is an unportanL event tor been able to reach out with Instru­ Ion cord. The box contained the oymeDt reel weisbs 2B lb. (12.6lig). the past year has been very stable. well known tor tbelr honesty and dents to take a qualifYing exa- fields ot strength are algebra. 11. to euroD Student Cr.ossword Puzzle Atz:iala" CIlDllnent; ito aatta nt sful, It WIt' represent an advance in WOn the prize of a set of a dozen colonialism ~ to-.be ItilL a.maJoc " astropomy comparable to the inven­ als the starl of gaining definitive in· scienc«rnJ1istQl;!!': ~_ ~efore de· consldermg the College of Edu· 1. It does rain in August. " )n the box IS a piece of radioac- formation on the kinds, abup.dance ball pomt pens donated by Ghu. _.cantI:lbuUa& to chaoa 'and UD­ tion of the telescope 350 years ago. featipg 1Ilil;i~\Iia,4~sha.El,drrani catIOn 2. It has four legs and barks live Curium 242 the source of the and distribullon of elements on the lam Gbaus Farid. who breught ruLoo. .the Afrlcen .continen.t. Giv. . fa· an ,.iater¥iew· . w;ith· PlaybOy comment." when man for the first time saw pl­ def~ ·)ti.I)~,·?~l1 3.1--to climb the tree but radiation. and ";D8ors to detect the .moon-the key to settling tm long­ ·.. and Zobra Sarwari, tops in her the puzzle. ~ magazine, lim Garrison, the cont· The couple: were reunited in 1964 anets nol as pmpomts of light but .B~i I couldn·t. lUI an example, laid #Ie CclDlIo, reflected patterns. Another set of el- standmg controYc.rs)\ over _ whether Rab,ia' lfr.?·::i' class through the 11th grade, Abdul Naim Hakimi, 9 B. Ha· which eUp".! ita .,independ8Dce ...vsrslal ,llIo....GllltaDs. dislrlCt alto· after hiS exchange 10 Berlin for So­ as rounded diSCS ·I;;~· •(. :;.~\~. ~ ~;h:,·'" 4. --I don't want any ectrOntcs on' the main shaft of the, the moon was formed. from the sun bibia. and Rasbidudln Malikzay. some JaVen, yean .aao, baa. lOOC mey who· is oonducting an investl· vIet spy Gordon Lonsdale, who had For seven hours Monqay Survey· tea, thank you. Su~veyor machme encodes the data or originated as 8 chunk tom out of 10 A. Gbazi, also sent correct so. tbr:cwab. a contln"QU&. period of un· gallon into.· an',allegedl plOI to kill been jailed by Bntain for 25 years. or bombarded a tiny patch of the 5.~tbenl lin! many lions at the and relays it to the earth. lbe earth lin, the early. h\alor}"of:;thc e_~tion Mea~s) C~reful lutions. _I intel1Jgenc~ [rom atoms in the larget maten.al Ibek Tils two had been. por!J;ay,ed as "a cross bel· He and, Soviet officer detect all elements except bydrogen, mine if any of the mr:teby cl.iatUdJaDCD Uain .-8pec1fically, aboUII pness comment. W>?1ne w.as Ljai1ed Bnd Penkovsky pulses. (";'~i~~i'",,~~ :l>~rI~.to .:the by being careful of tbe natural ,DOWN: ~UPI ment to another. Origlo. the acUvi&ilta 01 tile -r.hom. OD. the.case ·of Clay Sbaw. the New . was sentenced to death. The PUlliCS, translated back into To back up tbe alpha syslem, two ',&.bul 'Ximis bl/.Mir Mizllddin A"" resources he uses. 1. The time the cannon tires in bo.m_lea. 11> Ia' Canadian newspaper film Critics 0rJean8.·b...in...... accused of scatter patterns on the earth, Will be proton. particle detectors were added .on,lIl1n: G'Ii'ri%l 'Show by practice that you KabuL • N~a Ia ,anotber country whidl !Un&, part ,in the aJleSed plot. have been shoclctd by a film telling . Atomic delection and other sopb. n~f eno~gh' for the gov· understlUld and believe In con· matched With known scatter paUo:.. to .assist in identifying a number of 1S0cated technologies. extended 10 '1'(is 2. A person who drives. " facing al.mIIar trou.bIe. Tba. Eu­ Garrison reiterated his .... CDJUcnt· the story of the honeymoon of a do­ rns of elements to try to identify the elements, such as nitrogen alumir erJ;llDent •to make laws about servatlon and the wIse use of all 8. The dIrection of this word In teal I>rovJncc, which calla u.eu . lion that Prestdent Kennedy wa!l kl­ ctor and a bt'autiful girl whom he studies of Mars, Venus and lbe other chemJcal makeup of the moon. num, sodium and boron, that are plan~ts. conservation. or:for certain gr- our natura.l resourees. the puzzle. Bima, .Ia. lQ'iDa. to eeparale It8eIt rllll.I'-I,y prsci..ion guerrilla-team of at had' made pregnant premise to give man ne",· The histonc experiment began partic41arly sensitive to proton ana­ oups. of men to 'plan to save our 9 I'm sorry, I have money from lho.maIn Jilderalloo. .least seYeD -men, inofudlog. anti-Ca­ SIIv8ro AgoslJ's Itahan fIlm, The msight snd understanding of bis I Conservation must become a Within hours aher Surveyor 5 ahg· lySIS Ee~~s'. 10 gIve you. Apan from this, the editorial went site· 8dva:ntu~rs and members of Garden of Delight, was shown. at own remote ongn and place in the part of everybody's lite, BegIn hted 10 the Sea of TranqUIlity late Proton scattenng works much the universe. iO We went to the Salanlll--­ 00•. tIIere .. .tIls BhodeaIan- pcOblem! . tile ·.IIa....milltary .risbL" Expo'67 film· FestIvaL . Conservation calls' for careful With the thmgs YOU use every daY. Plan carefullY and use Friday. The desPOtic reglm< ot Jan Smltll The men. be said "had been whl· Th~ Montreal Star's critiC, Syd­ ------thinldns and, p1anninll by every 15 doing all 1t caD through- me UI8 pped up by the Central IntellIgence ney Johnson, commented that the WIsely so that there WII! be en· 11. Eitber there is too much to persori. 'Men in. busmess, men everyon~ of force to _tuale minority rule Agency into a frenzy of anu-Castro productJOn was any way you look at who own factories, and students ough for todaY. tomor· do nothing to do. in Rhodesia. It bl'1lZlllD1y undenn1Dea hatn:d." IC. a most unpleasant fllm With no Reasons For Hassouna's Deciision' To 'Retire and other people who work must row and in the year to come. 1· lion the rifhts of the ma.lority black p0­ I. couserv,atilln A number of tbe men wbo kIlled outstandtng technical features to "''IE: • mat~ria!S!, wiselY. 2. to be worth pulation in the tacs or worldwide the PreSIdent were former members make it WOrthwhile, even though It InSLead or flymg to the Arab the Egypttan revolutJon he served If the UAR's part in the League . ;Tile: fltrmeJl; dhe miner. tbe . 3. huh protesta and the UDited Ifatioaa de­ IA ln of the C Involved Us anti· has a few very good· nashback Kharloum, the secretary gene In several cabinets as SOCial affairs, ~ lumber man. the student. the .t2:,_ 4. canDOn mand tor majority ruIs. The edito­ Is areal, it can be ascribed to Castro underground BCU VllJes IR the scenes." ral of the Arab League. Abdel education and in the last royal unwlll!ngness of the otber Arab hunter. and tb; common man all 5, direction rial aUo mentioned tbs nationalllt New Orleaos ar.ea. The.c I A knows He found the grim story "Irritat. Khalek Hassouna, took hiS government even as foreign minis­ Lea.gue members to participate have the same responsibility. .3.~ stJ:UUlel in Aqola and MazaJabI· their idenoty. So do·I." be said. 109, Jf not downright bOrIng:' Mother also has -a grea~ res· ... me""" Portu~ on1 faml'ly and vacationed on the ter -wants to retirc. more. " , que apUut co1 el'ID\ "Presulenl Kennedy was killed for Jacob SIskmd of the Ga.zefU, said .Ilonsibiilty in the mattar of con' \ ICarelul Work Brings t;iood 'Chance To Michael farady and. the policy of radaI df'C"rimtna­ Mediterranean coast. Neither he nor His decisjon probably was also Now Hassouna bas wartled the " . one reason; because he was worklRg It was probably the most ·extr­ his League had been inVited to prompted by the criticJsm of espe­ It serYatian. IIi the home sbe DlUst "41 mJJIer bon which' Ia boiD& oftldany toUow· League that wJII be without a . for a rccoDl'ilialion WIth the USSR aordmary film seen at (be festival. the conference of Arab economic and cially in tbe pasl half year. avoid waste' in :food, clothing. '. ed In Sou1b AfrIca. secretary·general after Septem. . 0>0J-...f J If and Caslro's Cuba. HIS assassins "The scenes are some of the most finance ministers Baghdad nor to and things wbich give us com­ Such iojustlca, which are In tad m Hasseuna's work as secretary-­ ber 14 unless the Political COuncil ~5~ • were a lJ"Oup of fanatic anU-com­ explicit and eroUc I have ever seen Ihe two preparatory foreign Mml­ fort ,in living, 'pm", . remnants of colmJ'aUID1, are tbe general of the Arab Leasue was nBmes a successor. munists and Cuban cXIles. In a motIon pJClUre" he ~aid. stet's contlerences in Khartoum . ..,:oJ.JJl.;- "':'-r. main eaUIe of u~ and blood' b~d always ccnfmed by narrow restric­ Sudan bas already recommended The- Sunda)l EJtp"'''' ot London "Scme are Simply In taste..... A belated Invilaricn by Sudane· tions. that lbe September 14 COuncil JDCl:t. y ou, t~, ha.ve a. shafe in ·.all ~8;l~'~ ohed on ·tIle eJIlerIl\DC African, cco­ said tbe wife of Britlsb secret agent He was not too sure about the this responsibilty, While YOU are UnenL se Prime MInister Maghoub to Ing be postponed, but bas aarced -~>--- Greville Wynne, who spent IS mon· POint 10 the film unless It was a pri­ at home and at school: yOU use '. The editorial a1lIO DXDtI_ i.be allend the summit meeting in the rhe "alus of the League left to aUend a meeting at ambassa­ Ibs. olD•.so"ie/.,jaJIs, iI._ki~jj. a. dlv· I..aell aUrelllon llllamst _ UnUad mer on pelhnS .and unusual patterns Sudanese capital after all was him IItUe room to act On his own. dors' level. .many IDllterinls. These materials orce. of lovemak Ing. maY be wasted or used wisf'ly. Arab Repubnc, which It saId 11 Ignored by the SIlver-haired The biSgest burdle in the way Wynne, 48, busmessman turned "11 was Interestmg enough, and You make your choice each day. above all an African problem- aDd Egypllan diplomat. of effective work was the regula· Now the Leasue ambassadors ac­ inte\1ipac.e.. la,CO!; bu wrJllen a 6urnc! of the sequences have a lyric SurelY you will cboose to save as sucb is bound to rece!ve due at.­ He went swimming tlon tbat all decisions of any imp­ credited in Cairo are trying to beIIk, ;);be Man· From MOIi<:ow, on quality that IS qUIte engaging," he He did not wish to participate ortance had to be app~ved unani­ flUd a way oUl of. the dilemma. by using your time, energy, tentlon aLlhc OAU conference. The bis spying explOIts fon Bnlam. ,Hos ed1lonal. _.-I _ ~ that said. "But somehow 1 do net think In the possible diSCUSSions 10 Kha­ mously. for only Hassouna can call a oow penoils, paper, foOl1. and clothing, wif~ ShD1la, waa, quoted as aaymg. II I exp­ wisely. Form tbe hahit ot tum' the conte"",,,,, will be able to unJty IS Ihe sort of thins would rloum about the fa.te of the League, The biggest hurdle in the way Counell se&Sion, ,"1< am .-1ointI a· dIvorce from my ose every l7-year..-old to. 'NotJunless ing off the electric 'light when the points of view ot. the partlolpa~ whIch now no doubt has reached of effect~ve work was the regulation He cannot tum this power over 11&.'a1w'e One loaf of bread a week was One day Michael. who was 'For years Michael attended JltUaband. I..:.....ot malte any further he has a very specIal problem" you' ,leave a rollm if no one else Soon afterwards, to hIS aston­ m. '<"Ountries, 10 tIIat by adoptfDlf a turning pomt. that all decisions of any importan­ to scmeone else, the ~guc statu­ the "ration" of nine-year·old apprenticed to a bookb:nde' at lectures. including some by the Is!unent. an elll8ant C8Qiqe Hassouna, for 15 years the bead ~ce had to be approved unal\imous­ tes say. 1$ WIIS = Du,uay: Co",,",,"."'''«/.' JJIlJ ·1· Tellphone: 204047; = ot\~.breaking., .say.ing that CllUnfW' per liMo bold, § has been left by the wayside. whicb no diplomat or politician conservativ~ Arab ubs. or trees which aTe planted British scientist. inventor of had been reading about·chern·. 1Jle couotries,... stre~t. Ji~lp, 13, habit them to SIr Humphry a"d asked he needed an assistant and of. He IS disappomted. can always accomplish. like Saudi Arabia, .Tunesill. lor· near tb'e ...tl!ol

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Astronomy compds the soul .•' I I " , ~Or: took upwards and ~ads us lrom :.' ':':Grammar iLJe:ssOn.· At,· ;'''- ~ this world to another. • .. AntfOn~"For ~T;me And'Place , As I see in my sohool and other places'the- readers o~ -tbe Kabul Times always prefer to read a grammar article rather tlian ,'.. a short story or sometbing else. ., . ;;. For this reason 1 wrote this small granunar, section.for ¥oti: If ,',' . you want to..have spme more I am·,ready. to write. them fox' fRu, I ". .Slncerely, .Ghulam Mobammad .Nahlzadah 'Eibadl " Usage Qf the preposotions in, ...At: ,'.;'on, and at. • F ·.'£he ',abpve .prepositions are ... or.. mme•.at is used.to'show .. .genera.lIy. used, in two ways, fO( definite' time, For example.. at , ' time ,and for"place , 7 o'clock, at noon:·!t 'Is' also Its the needless war continues'in" Vletuam, ween thO'. peace conditions demanded by W8Bh· .~ 'In' u~ed with. night-at night. It Is encout:aein&' to see. that- etrorts w JjriDg 1n'gton and' BanoL , ~: .. ." B For place tbat aho_' loc&.· about ~ pe:weful.soluUon of the problem assume The piau; If It mater1al1ses. may weU prov.e I A.·For time. in.js used for cen- tion at a definite spot/For ex­ greater momentum. Volees are raised In ev~ elll!ctive liecause'of the -changed tl1rcunistances turies., years" sea.sons, months. ample, I'm at school. He's at the comer of the wOl'lct acalnst- t~ oonttnaatlon of of the Vietnam \V!Ir..BombiDgs are progressive­ and parts of-the'days. . door. bombing of targets In North Vietnam, ,Kieht 1)'1 bl'1\ught closer to·the CbiDese border with For example, in'the l'6th cen· Fill in the blanks with. in.- at, DOW: gramme. editortal on the conterence of' the the cbemical survey. During the,,6S·hour flight to the may be·...... among those who can read and The automated laboratoryl stan­ Abawj. This makes their second wants to attend the Colliige of I, owner 9, to compete Oraap",tjon of· Atrican Unity in Laboratory controllers then sent moon, the alpha sca.tterer package, 'Both, todllJl<'i, nJa/i' and yesterday's write. These chie!tams form import.' ding on the moon's Sea of Tranqu­ silvei'''frophy':'' tbe basketball Law. iUaslw;ar 'file ~IQ parley radio Signals to the craft to lower was carried folded up against the 10 Anu weleomedt .the report of Da: tant hnks between the government Ility, conducted Monday the first on· team won the first one last year. Laila Ibr.ahim. best in her wblCn 1. Pe11l8 attended bY; K1l Afri~ to the moon's surface a six.inch sq. ft. (3m.> taU Surveyor. Th~ unit witb 2•. trophy rC)~allng it site chemical analySIS of the moon. .Aisha Durrani's teachers no- ciass tor'e1llht years, took part 10, to rank A.1gbanistan Bank: the· fact· and the people and ,therefore is uare metal box suspended by any. ils associtmd electronics. and depl' can leaders except the ¥alaWI Pre­ that the Afghan currency during the • essential that they are literate and It was the fIrst time that man has mfnated 25 of their 3.000 stu· only in tbe final round. Her ~ SIdent,.. is an unportanL event tor been able to reach out with Instru­ Ion cord. The box contained the oymeDt reel weisbs 2B lb. (12.6lig). the past year has been very stable. well known tor tbelr honesty and dents to take a qualifYing exa- fields ot strength are algebra. 11. to euroD Student Cr.ossword Puzzle Atz:iala" CIlDllnent; ito aatta nt sful, It WIt' represent an advance in WOn the prize of a set of a dozen colonialism ~ to-.be ItilL a.maJoc " astropomy comparable to the inven­ als the starl of gaining definitive in· scienc«rnJ1istQl;!!': ~_ ~efore de· consldermg the College of Edu· 1. It does rain in August. " )n the box IS a piece of radioac- formation on the kinds, abup.dance ball pomt pens donated by Ghu. _.cantI:lbuUa& to chaoa 'and UD­ tion of the telescope 350 years ago. featipg 1Ilil;i~\Iia,4~sha.El,drrani catIOn 2. It has four legs and barks live Curium 242 the source of the and distribullon of elements on the lam Gbaus Farid. who breught ruLoo. .the Afrlcen .continen.t. Giv. . fa· an ,.iater¥iew· . w;ith· PlaybOy comment." when man for the first time saw pl­ def~ ·)ti.I)~,·?~l1 3.1--to climb the tree but radiation. and ";D8ors to detect the .moon-the key to settling tm long­ ·.. and Zobra Sarwari, tops in her the puzzle. ~ magazine, lim Garrison, the cont· The couple: were reunited in 1964 anets nol as pmpomts of light but .B~i I couldn·t. lUI an example, laid #Ie CclDlIo, reflected patterns. Another set of el- standmg controYc.rs)\ over _ whether Rab,ia' lfr.?·::i' class through the 11th grade, Abdul Naim Hakimi, 9 B. Ha· which eUp".! ita .,independ8Dce ...vsrslal ,llIo....GllltaDs. dislrlCt alto· after hiS exchange 10 Berlin for So­ as rounded diSCS ·I;;~· •(. :;.~\~. ~ ~;h:,·'" 4. --I don't want any ectrOntcs on' the main shaft of the, the moon was formed. from the sun bibia. and Rasbidudln Malikzay. some JaVen, yean .aao, baa. lOOC mey who· is oonducting an investl· vIet spy Gordon Lonsdale, who had For seven hours Monqay Survey· tea, thank you. Su~veyor machme encodes the data or originated as 8 chunk tom out of 10 A. Gbazi, also sent correct so. tbr:cwab. a contln"QU&. period of un· gallon into.· an',allegedl plOI to kill been jailed by Bntain for 25 years. or bombarded a tiny patch of the 5.~tbenl lin! many lions at the and relays it to the earth. lbe earth lin, the early. h\alor}"of:;thc e_~tion Mea~s) C~reful lutions. _I intel1Jgenc~ [rom atoms in the larget maten.al Ibek Tils two had been. por!J;ay,ed as "a cross bel· He and, Soviet officer detect all elements except bydrogen, mine if any of the mr:teby cl.iatUdJaDCD Uain .-8pec1fically, aboUII pness comment. W>?1ne w.as Ljai1ed Bnd Penkovsky pulses. (";'~i~~i'",,~~ :l>~rI~.to .:the by being careful of tbe natural ,DOWN: ~UPI ment to another. Origlo. the acUvi&ilta 01 tile -r.hom. OD. the.case ·of Clay Sbaw. the New . was sentenced to death. The PUlliCS, translated back into To back up tbe alpha syslem, two ',&.bul 'Ximis bl/.Mir Mizllddin A"" resources he uses. 1. The time the cannon tires in bo.m_lea. 11> Ia' Canadian newspaper film Critics 0rJean8.·b...in...... accused of scatter patterns on the earth, Will be proton. particle detectors were added .on,lIl1n: G'Ii'ri%l 'Show by practice that you KabuL • N~a Ia ,anotber country whidl !Un&, part ,in the aJleSed plot. have been shoclctd by a film telling . Atomic delection and other sopb. n~f eno~gh' for the gov· understlUld and believe In con· matched With known scatter paUo:.. to .assist in identifying a number of 1S0cated technologies. extended 10 '1'(is 2. A person who drives. " facing al.mIIar trou.bIe. Tba. Eu­ Garrison reiterated his .... CDJUcnt· the story of the honeymoon of a do­ rns of elements to try to identify the elements, such as nitrogen alumir erJ;llDent •to make laws about servatlon and the wIse use of all 8. The dIrection of this word In teal I>rovJncc, which calla u.eu . lion that Prestdent Kennedy wa!l kl­ ctor and a bt'autiful girl whom he studies of Mars, Venus and lbe other chemJcal makeup of the moon. num, sodium and boron, that are plan~ts. conservation. or:for certain gr- our natura.l resourees. the puzzle. Bima, .Ia. lQ'iDa. to eeparale It8eIt rllll.I'-I,y prsci..ion guerrilla-team of at had' made pregnant premise to give man ne",· The histonc experiment began partic41arly sensitive to proton ana­ oups. of men to 'plan to save our 9 I'm sorry, I have money from lho.maIn Jilderalloo. .least seYeD -men, inofudlog. anti-Ca­ SIIv8ro AgoslJ's Itahan fIlm, The msight snd understanding of bis I Conservation must become a Within hours aher Surveyor 5 ahg· lySIS Ee~~s'. 10 gIve you. Apan from this, the editorial went site· 8dva:ntu~rs and members of Garden of Delight, was shown. at own remote ongn and place in the part of everybody's lite, BegIn hted 10 the Sea of TranqUIlity late Proton scattenng works much the universe. iO We went to the Salanlll--­ 00•. tIIere .. .tIls BhodeaIan- pcOblem! . tile ·.IIa....milltary .risbL" Expo'67 film· FestIvaL . Conservation calls' for careful With the thmgs YOU use every daY. Plan carefullY and use Friday. The desPOtic reglm< ot Jan Smltll The men. be said "had been whl· Th~ Montreal Star's critiC, Syd­ ------thinldns and, p1anninll by every 15 doing all 1t caD through- me UI8 pped up by the Central IntellIgence ney Johnson, commented that the WIsely so that there WII! be en· 11. Eitber there is too much to persori. 'Men in. busmess, men everyon~ of force to _tuale minority rule Agency into a frenzy of anu-Castro productJOn was any way you look at who own factories, and students ough for todaY. tomor· do nothing to do. in Rhodesia. It bl'1lZlllD1y undenn1Dea hatn:d." IC. a most unpleasant fllm With no Reasons For Hassouna's Deciision' To 'Retire and other people who work must row and in the year to come. 1· lion the rifhts of the ma.lority black p0­ I. couserv,atilln A number of tbe men wbo kIlled outstandtng technical features to "''IE: • mat~ria!S!, wiselY. 2. to be worth pulation in the tacs or worldwide the PreSIdent were former members make it WOrthwhile, even though It InSLead or flymg to the Arab the Egypttan revolutJon he served If the UAR's part in the League . ;Tile: fltrmeJl; dhe miner. tbe . 3. huh protesta and the UDited Ifatioaa de­ IA ln of the C Involved Us anti· has a few very good· nashback Kharloum, the secretary gene In several cabinets as SOCial affairs, ~ lumber man. the student. the .t2:,_ 4. canDOn mand tor majority ruIs. The edito­ Is areal, it can be ascribed to Castro underground BCU VllJes IR the scenes." ral of the Arab League. Abdel education and in the last royal unwlll!ngness of the otber Arab hunter. and tb; common man all 5, direction rial aUo mentioned tbs nationalllt New Orleaos ar.ea. The.c I A knows He found the grim story "Irritat. Khalek Hassouna, took hiS government even as foreign minis­ Lea.gue members to participate have the same responsibility. .3.~ stJ:UUlel in Aqola and MazaJabI· their idenoty. So do·I." be said. 109, Jf not downright bOrIng:' Mother also has -a grea~ res· ... me""" Portu~ on1 faml'ly and vacationed on the ter -wants to retirc. more. " , que apUut co1 el'ID\ "Presulenl Kennedy was killed for Jacob SIskmd of the Ga.zefU, said .Ilonsibiilty in the mattar of con' \ ICarelul Work Brings t;iood 'Chance To Michael farady and. the policy of radaI df'C"rimtna­ Mediterranean coast. Neither he nor His decisjon probably was also Now Hassouna bas wartled the " . one reason; because he was worklRg It was probably the most ·extr­ his League had been inVited to prompted by the criticJsm of espe­ It serYatian. IIi the home sbe DlUst "41 mJJIer bon which' Ia boiD& oftldany toUow· League that wJII be without a . for a rccoDl'ilialion WIth the USSR aordmary film seen at (be festival. the conference of Arab economic and cially in tbe pasl half year. avoid waste' in :food, clothing. '. ed In Sou1b AfrIca. secretary·general after Septem. . 0>0J-...f J If and Caslro's Cuba. HIS assassins "The scenes are some of the most finance ministers Baghdad nor to and things wbich give us com­ Such iojustlca, which are In tad m Hasseuna's work as secretary-­ ber 14 unless the Political COuncil ~5~ • were a lJ"Oup of fanatic anU-com­ explicit and eroUc I have ever seen Ihe two preparatory foreign Mml­ fort ,in living, 'pm", . remnants of colmJ'aUID1, are tbe general of the Arab Leasue was nBmes a successor. munists and Cuban cXIles. In a motIon pJClUre" he ~aid. stet's contlerences in Khartoum . ..,:oJ.JJl.;- "':'-r. main eaUIe of u~ and blood' b~d always ccnfmed by narrow restric­ Sudan bas already recommended The- Sunda)l EJtp"'''' ot London "Scme are Simply In taste..... A belated Invilaricn by Sudane· tions. that lbe September 14 COuncil JDCl:t. y ou, t~, ha.ve a. shafe in ·.all ~8;l~'~ ohed on ·tIle eJIlerIl\DC African, cco­ said tbe wife of Britlsb secret agent He was not too sure about the this responsibilty, While YOU are UnenL se Prime MInister Maghoub to Ing be postponed, but bas aarced -~>--- Greville Wynne, who spent IS mon· POint 10 the film unless It was a pri­ at home and at school: yOU use '. The editorial a1lIO DXDtI_ i.be allend the summit meeting in the rhe "alus of the League left to aUend a meeting at ambassa­ Ibs. olD•.so"ie/.,jaJIs, iI._ki~jj. a. dlv· I..aell aUrelllon llllamst _ UnUad mer on pelhnS .and unusual patterns Sudanese capital after all was him IItUe room to act On his own. dors' level. .many IDllterinls. These materials orce. of lovemak Ing. maY be wasted or used wisf'ly. Arab Repubnc, which It saId 11 Ignored by the SIlver-haired The biSgest burdle in the way Wynne, 48, busmessman turned "11 was Interestmg enough, and You make your choice each day. above all an African problem- aDd Egypllan diplomat. of effective work was the regula· Now the Leasue ambassadors ac­ inte\1ipac.e.. la,CO!; bu wrJllen a 6urnc! of the sequences have a lyric SurelY you will cboose to save as sucb is bound to rece!ve due at.­ He went swimming tlon tbat all decisions of any imp­ credited in Cairo are trying to beIIk, ;);be Man· From MOIi<:ow, on quality that IS qUIte engaging," he He did not wish to participate ortance had to be app~ved unani­ flUd a way oUl of. the dilemma. by using your time, energy, tentlon aLlhc OAU conference. The bis spying explOIts fon Bnlam. ,Hos ed1lonal. _.-I _ ~ that said. "But somehow 1 do net think In the possible diSCUSSions 10 Kha­ mously. for only Hassouna can call a oow penoils, paper, foOl1. and clothing, wif~ ShD1la, waa, quoted as aaymg. II I exp­ wisely. Form tbe hahit ot tum' the conte"",,,,, will be able to unJty IS Ihe sort of thins would rloum about the fa.te of the League, The biggest hurdle in the way Counell se&Sion, ,"1< am .-1ointI a· dIvorce from my ose every l7-year..-old to. 'NotJunless ing off the electric 'light when the points of view ot. the partlolpa~ whIch now no doubt has reached of effect~ve work was the regulation He cannot tum this power over 11&.'a1w'e One loaf of bread a week was One day Michael. who was 'For years Michael attended JltUaband. I..:.....ot malte any further he has a very specIal problem" you' ,leave a rollm if no one else Soon afterwards, to hIS aston­ m. '<"Ountries, 10 tIIat by adoptfDlf a turning pomt. that all decisions of any importan­ to scmeone else, the ~guc statu­ the "ration" of nine-year·old apprenticed to a bookb:nde' at lectures. including some by the Is!unent. an elll8ant C8Qiqe Hassouna, for 15 years the bead ~ce had to be approved unal\imous­ tes say. 1$ WIIS = Du,uay: Co",,",,"."'''«/.' JJIlJ ·1· Tellphone: 204047; = ot\~.breaking., .say.ing that CllUnfW' per liMo bold, § has been left by the wayside. whicb no diplomat or politician conservativ~ Arab ubs. or trees which aTe planted British scientist. inventor of had been reading about·chern·. 1Jle couotries,... stre~t. Ji~lp, 13, habit them to SIr Humphry a"d asked he needed an assistant and of. He IS disappomted. can always accomplish. like Saudi Arabia, .Tunesill. lor· near tb'e ...tl!ol

• ,, , , I I' , ' I " , " .. ".: . , ~ .. , , P~CW \ ., I ,', •" . : I t, , . 1" 1\ , , " ' " l TaE KABU1:.I TIMES I' )', l,~II.',""" \" ""':w!ilfj', 10, I " , , .\ ~ ',: :~~.~E~~fR:~~~'1 , \ - ' \. ,.,T1rr,:, ,. J • .A'sllft Highway .. I 'H~ 'AI tl[Psfire for'preciii8 calcJlatioi"is !l:/,~'l' ,rii,,"~,'iJ,' ;"l. , :t'"-' (J,(liO"IiJ:ifrom PfJf1e 1) T·,,:1, "There is morc hOnking than is , , • j necessar)', highway mamtenonce • .t 'I" "J/r J;."",-~~ 'I 'l'ItO Jirgah Dr. Abdul U1~ trom in Kabul, Ghaznl, the Hazarajat, Zahir. tlte' l""IO'S UNITED Education Ministry yesterdaY .. • a reglOoal centre for Hazaralat at the preseni time due NATIONS, Sept. 16, Iranian border.. be­ General Ghulam Farouq, the ,nc, 'i aevelOpmeat - beets. soybeans, Badghlsi, president worthwhile the seven­ Session -L kenaf and com. of th.. Her- Colonialism, one year plan UN;ITED NATIONS, Sept. 14, the Sf3ATO Bas Major monstration ptc;j\a being cllltivated For rat Cotton Company. Elders' K.t' I WHO and patterns will be shipped to day after Britain oragInally sci1eduled Assembly In December, the UN MAZARE SHARIF, .. - Instance seven Improved ona Hazara craftsmen (Reuter),-The Middle East Sept. 14. on torm land in the valley. p( Sare pul during tbe summer appealed to members to avoid seek­ to begm thiS year, has not been erlais Ia bas beld speclal assembliejl on SOuth­ (Bakhtar).-The new sugarbeet varieties are under test at were al.o received . I'.-.lin ,U expe~ to be the Emam The wheat demonstrations by His Majesty, " and the finisbed products will be Ing hurried solutions to the problems started, It was learned here y~S­ prlndpal Issue west ,Africa and the Middle East. Bakra bridge which l.ole, Say AdVisers involve the Bolan Station and include such "'''''''I/U Ill .., picked durlne three months provides a , three Improved varlelles r up in the following .prlng, oC Fiji. wbleb bas a popUlation of terday The seven-year plan had 01 debate after Botb 'ssues wlll be to the forefront better link between,Mazare of wbeat varieties as Jon Areg, Sibeq, US e e he said. the United Nations Sha­ BANGKOK,sept. 1~, (IlFP),-MJIl­ one local selection an'd wbeat 475,000 Indigenous Fljlanl, people Of been replaced by a Ihree-year General Assemb- at this.regular Assembly meeting. rif, Balkh, Sholgera seed H2 and US 75 wblcb are sbowing Dr. C Mani Plrector nt the The delegation US Senalte Votes ly opens next Tuesday. and Dare tary advisers of the SoutheaSt Asia currentl,y being uaed by ;OLUMBIA TEAM was encouraged Indian origin and EuroJM!an, "consolidatIOn plan" Details of Dele«ates nre expected to wind Souf _WIll be opened Carmers. promISe In their blgb yield and HEAD Southeast AII~ Regional Office of by enthusiasm Primtl Ministers, for traffic Treaty organIsation (SEATO) ended Tbe pinta are being in Gbazni for the the new fIve-year plan are be· foreJen nunisters up the Middle East emergency ses· In two weeks. divided intO fe" sugar content ,~WARDED MEDAL the World Health OrganlsatioD, was centre People The draft a tw<»-day, meetinll ..1lere ytIlierday, ltllser group~ volunteered to invest expressed reeret that Nearly mg drafted and other notables from 122 mem- 'stan on se~lon and non·fertiliser Tetraploids $ 70,000 M. by planning mlO'ster the eVe at the new Work on the 25 metre long emphasising will be Included In the KABUL, SePt. 16, (Bakhtar).- to Ilfrive from New Delhi today for in the ~roject, be said Brltam had failed to implement pr~ Abdel Hoscm ber countries will attend the seSSIOn. and "the ImPortance of In the corn plots. lurcropper and research el Calssonuny transler the groblem to the re--.; seven mette wide br1Israel to pull of the bridge nod without --..:...------Paghman Club Thursday problems of mutual lllterest and leather crafts although for early Independence aifairs. across Chashme accordIng to a SEATO announc~­ the application of fertJliser even' it will also and asked WASHINGTON, A stone age group-ounai has out at the Arab territories and on Shafa ing, the Education medal reVI~w bealth plans and WHO prOVide adVice the administering po~r Sept 13 Rumanian liver began seven months ment Cotton is lI, as­ and guidance ill to recon. (AFP) been doscovered In Foreign Minister Cor- both Sides to make being also planted and PM Home sistance In -The US Senate y~s- the alea of a long-term ago It lies beSIde the old brid­ The advisers, For The Day bestowed by HIS Majesty The , health. He Will also vialt other areas sJder Its deciSIon not to agree to the Samarkand, neUu Manescu, is the only candidate setUement represenUn/f siX oC broadcast in a similar manner King sorq~ terday approved the expenoltu­ Uzbekistan, the ge KABUL, Sept. 16, (Bakhtar). upon Dr W. Anderson, tho WHO assisted projects in The prospects In Herat was also visltmg mission Soviet tor president of the Assembly. Dven More the eight member nation., also rea­ Over 1500 acres of land have KabUl. re of $69,000,000 on the U S mllt­ news agency 'Tas;:)" re· than 90 other items are on PrIme MJnIster Mohammad Ha­ former chief of the Columbia found to be encouraging. where ported it there is another, last·mmute con- the agenda, ffirmed the.. determination to mSI­ been allocated for production of the tary programme for the next yesterday It contaInS mc1udina questions \In­ KABUL, Sept ,Bakh~ar)­ shim Malwandwal spent FrIday Team, was presented to him by Thr viSIt 01 Dr. Manl to Afgbanls­ people also expressed a wish to Other cosponsors of the dratt tender, Manescu will get the post al- dC(r Ithe 14, ntain and Increase tIie militarY eff­ seed wbeat for dIstribution to Car­ fiscal ycar---(lVer S I billion less the remams of three human be· ,general( heading of "dIS­ General Khan at home resting and waUnng. Dr. Mohammad Anas, the minia· tan , Will be the last one in his invest in the establishment and were India, Iran, Iraq, Mall, Syria, though the General Assembly has Mohammad. MI' eetlveoes& of the or,aniation and mers in yarious parts of the valley. ope­ than President John..oo mgs who hved about 4Q,0(1{1 years armament .. nlster TbJS ts the fInl$ time that the ter WIthout portfolio, capRl:ity as WHO Reglooal Director ration of the Tanzania and Yugoslavia ac:ked never before entrusted of NatIOnal Defence, re­ 10 resist "communist aggression In al) researcb e1Jorta centre, Rahiml sald for ago and was unearthed by the ------and the biggest' PrIme MJnIster has The minister prior to hIS retIrement m 1968 ar­ presld~ncy turned yesterday from a week's subversion" been home recalled !be ser· alter The Herat centre will direct its cheologist DaVId to a military man in the treaty area emphasia is beJng laid upon wheat. after undergoing twerity years C R Garehan, the Indian deleaate. The (mal sum agreeJ was a Lev UntIl now VISit t6 the SOVIet UnIOn at the France an operation VICes rendered by Dr Anderson ot service WJth WHO efforts to make use of scrap metal, archeology knew ot high rank Manescu E. ,European Credits did not attend the meet· The esUmated wbeat yield for on 1n~1naJ in tho Southeast urged that the present electoral aya.. compromise between the Senate only one-man InVitation an blocage a~ dunng hIS term of office here ASIa region . produce farm tools and set 8 was promoted to lleuteDan~general of Soviet Defence mg. the 27th lfi the semi'"8nnual 1965 is 54 muns per jerlb on up tern in FIJI dlscrIml.pated and the House of Replcsentatl­ bUIlals of thIs stone age per­ good Ebnl Seena hospital 3 weeks Dr Anas later introduced Dr, Mam has been the Director of small plant against the as deputy M'nlster Marshal Grechka senes Since SEATO land and 30 muna Dr. to turn out aluminium FIJianS ves It IS $293 ,od, the agency added mlmstcr of Rumama's was set up an on poor land. ago Ley, Dr Anderson's the I s'E ASIa RegIOnal utensFls and Ute Indian community mtllion less than armed fo UAR Total $40M. t954, while More successor office ot It ",m olso work to im­ the forces from 1948 until 1955 PakIstan was represented than 80 Improved wheat The PrIme MInIster WorJd Health Organisation and was at benefit only to the "tiny prevIous year's mllltalY bud­ SHEBERGHAN, Sept 14 (Bakh­ by left the Dr. Anderson thanked His from Its prove other crafts A tormer journalist. with degrees an observer. varieties were tested in 1966-67 at but powerful European minority t, get and $1,600 m,lllan below , CAIRO Sept 14, (DPA)­ 10 I.lrj--A hospital In the mol1llnlr at Majesty for the Medal. inceptIon In 1948. He was born in law and economics, he has (Ire destoryed 20 rooms In The SEATO announcement said the central Bolan Experiment StaUon PreSident Johns6n's onglnal UAR's pharmaceuttcal Industry been

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