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VOL., VII, NO. 82 KABUL, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1968 (SARATAN 6, 1347 S.H.) . - PRICE AF.'. 4 Plpnning Minister UN Command Takes Up North 100,000 Nigerians U.S.R.E'PEAfS'CALL' . Answer~ > Question$ , KABUL, June 27, (Bakhtar),,­ Korean Sinking Of Spyshlp tarving ~o Death; • FOR DE·ESCALATI'ON Planning Minister Dr. Abdul PANMUNJOM, June 27, (Reuter) Park earJier' in the meeting charg­ Samad Hamid, Deputy Planning - Tbe United Nalions Command ed that the United Stales sent the Mfnister" Abdul Wahab Hai­ (UNC) said yesteroay that a prelim­ sel in to North Korean ·coastal wat­ 14 To 20 Die Daily But Hanoi StiUDemands der and Hainidullah Hamid, inve~tigation inary into the alleged 'Spy Ship' disguised as fishing yes­ (AFP).~The president of the Afghan 'ElectrIC sinking of a "spy sbip" by North ers near Pukpo Island last, Saturday. LAGOS. June 27, Nigerian freighter "Opuso" is Institute, appeared beforp the Korca on June 22 "revcaled insuf­ He said the North Koreans imm­ UnConditional' Bombing Halt Financial and Budgetary Commi_ steaming full speed to Calabar to ficient evidence 10 substantiate it."' ediately relurned fire and sank Ihe U~ited ttee of the House of Representa. start an emergency operation to PARIS; June 27, (Reuter),-The States made', an"ther American Maj, , Gen, Gilbert H. boat, "with all her spies aboa~d as tives to 'answer Questions on the save the lives of nearly 100000 ""sueeessftll bid ,Wednesday to ,draw Hanoi into what she' calls Woodward, senior UNe 'deleRate to the boat was preparing for "espio­ S 4,5 million loan from the Uni­ people starving lo death in one reciprocal steps to "cale down the Vietnam war" and said th.re the Military Armistice 'Commi~;jion', nage and provocative acts," ted States, They also answered of the Nigerian war's latest bat­ t(,ulp be no complete hall to American bombing oi North iielnarr. promiSed at commission meeting to The North Korean ,General said questionsab'lut the $12 million tle zones. • conduct a "lhOl:ough investigatiol)" Ihe boat reprieved afterward two while Hanoi's escaJatlOn continued, American loan for the Kaiaki hy­ had Reports reaching international of the North Korean allegation. highspeed motors, three fuel tanks . U.S. delegate Cyrus Vance said at the 10th session of the dro-electric power project. relief organisations in Lagos say ~ad But Maj, Gen. Chung·Kook Park. J.1 eliminai'y peace talks that the U,S, hoped, that Hanoi would The Legal and Legislative Af_ an American-made radio equipr:nenl: that in Ikot Ekpene nearly asked Ihat the meeting' be have re.sponded by now to American unilateral restraint to rn1k~ f::iii's Committee discussed vari­ a machine gun, a submachinegun 81,000 adults and child'ren, dis­ recessed so thai Woodword an American·made ammunition box it an appropriate timc to halt all bombing of the north, ous articles of the law I egula­ placed from their homes are could look al lhe' "Spy and life jackel< supplied by U.S, But HanQi: he said, had ans- on to other majnr Questions: ling judicial organisation and au­ dying at the rate of 14 "~ 2q " Ship" which the co-mmunists disvla· Marine Corps, wered by escalation of the war, At the 'same time, he devoted thorily. day from starvation and m:t!nll­ ycd outside the conference roolT' Saying that the ship itself, 8 to 10 trition, ond infiltration ot North Viet- a large part of his fnrmal state- ,The committee on Internatjun~ namese regu'lar 'troops into 50- menl at the four-hour seSS;lJ,l to foot long, would be made in Japan, The present situation is not al Helutions discussed thp. agre­ Park termed the vessel as 8 iom t_ I,lth Vietnam to jOin Hie lighting explaining Hanoi's views on till' known as during recent days lktlt ments on 20,000 and 40,000 tons Lone Atlantic U,S, im­ 1954 Vll~t- product of and Japanese Ekpene, 24 m iI"s east of AD" there had reached an all-time Geneva agrrement on of whe~t and 4,000 tons o( vege­ perialists." has been the scene of heavy f,~ high of 29,000 men last mnn,h, nam, table oil as also the $ 800.00U Am­ Yachtswoman ('hid U,S delcgatc Ave... ,11 The North Korean delegate acc­ ghting, erican loan fDr building a diesel used the UN command of senJinfl Hano, Chief Delegate Xuan Harri'11an, \vho is in the U.S anJ power plant. in Kandahar. Rescued Tn the - nearby to\l,!n of AJak. mi~sC'd yestetday's session, ,,;Ii I 9 armed spy boats to North Korean about 15 miles to Ihe south lb'- Thuy rejected the 'latest U,S, at· Decisions of the commJl tet' TOULOUSE, June 27, tAFPI- tempt to obtain recip::"'1cal r~st­ ell Im;t week's meeting that the waters off the east coaSt since May r. are 4,6UO displaced peop)" were submitted to the House The West German vessel MagdclenR 19, raint and repeated demands ror II S. favoured.1 Vietnam set­ also sick and starving. T\1n..:t 'seC'retariate for considetatir:!l l)V Lunen picked up lone Atlan1ic yal..:h­ an unconditional and immedi~.Jl(' t1c.-ment on tht: l;>asis of the Gl'. Park also charged UN Command are :"ember~ nf the minority Ibl­ tnl' general session, .. tswoman Edith Baumann last night Kor~ai1 n('va accords. with 3 violations of North bio tribe. halt to American bombinl';' so The Planning Committee in its about 800 km. of the Azores. m~)VI.' air space by an 105 fighter bqmbcl A report from reliable sourt'\?~; that the conference could Thuy said that the basic prm­ morning session delibera~(d on Eariler, Saint Lys Marine :-adio and 529 other aircraft since June 5, in Abak says children are dYlllg clple of the 19:')4 agreements ',1,,':-1'; the budget for the 'ndlJstri:.il station technicians Ilold A FP they Woodword admitted one violat­ there at th,. rate of five a day "to recognise the - independc:lce, Bank, The committee. confirmed Comments had made a series of radio ..:on'al,:ls ion, He said the UN command air­ and adults at I he rat~ of ten dai, Izestia sovrrei,gnty, unity and territo,'i;J1 the decision passed in this con­ with Edith Baumann in the C01J1"se craft inadvertently flew over (he mi­ ly, nt'otion by the Senate, di!li~ illlcgnty of VietnHnl, and to p""­ of the day. after she sent -..Iut litarised zone on June 5 and wa!' fi­ International r~}j('f dgencics The At. 20,000,000 budget for hlblt foreign intcrfercll<"(' Ir. tress signals reporting she WitS in di­ red upon by automatic weapons firt: are meeting in Lagos today t,l On NATO Call For the Industrial Bank was rl~ject<,'d Vietnam's internal arTairs." fficulties. A violent storm was rag­ from the, North Korean portilln of diq'U5S this latest emprgency IIp said American statemprt:-. b.." the Senatp. The matter was ing with the approach of typhut\1l the DMZ, The freighter Opuso will Ull'­ handed over to the commltttt"C' now on the Geneva accords "Brenda", Woodword protested that lhe pre­ .Dad food supplies at Calab~r anu Reductia,ns VIC! the House secretariat for Troop \\.'(·re "hut a new method of i Ill' Technicians said that the West senoe of automatic weapons i:l the begin a shuttle relief. SerVl':C sabota~t· further l'onsideration. U,S. to continue its of German vessel had spotted the lone DMZ was a violation of the <"-1 mi­ which seems the only hope Ill' f\!o....t ·OW, June 2.7. (Reuterl--~ Other committees holding se­ Ih~ the Geneva agreements." yachtswoman, participating in stice agreement and demanded their kecpi ng these nearly 100,000 st,",· A Sll\llt't \.'oml1wnlatnr described a<; ssions yesterday includl,j the ra~ . The Hanoi delegate 3!:-;':' for England"-America-Trans-Atlantic removal from the buffer wne, ving Ibibios alive, ·',hypucrisy·· yesterday the Nonh t~e committee for Cultural Affair!;. first time read into the ('(In_ ceo in her Trimaran Koala III, d few ------'-" ;'oJ bnlll' frcaly Organisation'., 0[(­ ference record large portions en National Defence, of Mines ar,rj miles away, ~r to Join in rnu:ual troop r~dul'· the National Leberalion F,' ',-t Induslries, Public He6ith Affairs Weather conditions had made (jn lions in Europe, I political arm of the Viet Ctlllg ­ and InternaJ Affairs, exact navigalional fix difficull, they World News In Brief "()n~ l:an onl)' be aSlonished

• " PAGE 2 THE KAB'OL TIMES JUNE 27, 1968 PAGE 3 THE KABUL TIMES JuNE 27, 1968 Sabah DiSpute Thl1eatens ASEA,N, /" Food For Thought The relahon.lilp between the By Tarzle VIttaA)hJ It is "ns dUlJc~lt, noW fQ~ n E;i. -'''-' Ph,hppines and Malaysia has be- to test pu~"c opinion (The Sul. llpmo BreSldent tb surrender ·Ih~ , en blowmg hot and cold for el- tan of Burnel, meanWhtle hod claim to $aboh no It is for an In- MliI~Ysta) • I I ght years Together With Thall- opted out of JOInIng dian 'Pnme', Mlnisfer to surren- ,= What If {V"'c? A mtnl who I and they founded ASA, the As- Out of thIS ",ccord m ManIla der a hect",re of KashmIr The soclatlon of South-East ASIa, to Maphlhnclo (MalaYSIa, PhlhpPI~ oPPOSItion would use it as a hef. e:l:1t,- . = strengthen political, economIc nes and IndoneSIa) was born U ty l>olrt,cal weapon to beaf hIm eO::Lal and cultural hnks ASA had har. Thont was prepanng h,s team out of office So the ,claim to Sa- k"ow," t/'l' price 0/ every'h"'K. and dly got off the ground when the when the Tunku announced the bah was rellerate,Q" by Marcos FAMOUS WOMEN Bntlsh deOlded to qUIt South- formation 01 Malays13 The TU:1ku reluctantly agreed to • East ASIa and to hand over ItS Jakarta and ManIla prote'ted send a panel at offiCIal to Ban~- The, ,Beautiful eirl, 'Elizabeth Becomes Fint Wc:man Doctor In 'England (he palm' 01 not/ulIg Borneo colonles-8arawak, Bru- forthWith that the announcement kok ,:m June 17 to dISCUSs the Sa- 11el and Sabah (North Borneo) was premaxu," and Sukarno we- bah Issue to the safekeepmg of Tunku Ab- nt further and denounced what The MalaYSIan case IS very Sl- lThe{ Moott PrinGe, And THE KABUL TIMES dul Rahman as part of a new he called Kuala Lumpur's bad mple to state. The Brttl~h hond- I state to be called MalaYSIa faith The Tunku's explanatIon ed over ItS colomes to thc new The Tunku had long reSIsted was that lie had proclaImed Ma- state of MaiaySIO and the- Tun- l..Illbh.sho!'d everu oall exCq}I ~ and AfQh.un.. ~ pub­ - I the pressure from Smgapore to laYsla on the date preVIOusly ap- ku, m aU good falth,laccepted The Grand"father 1\(" holldCDs bv 'ilt Kabul Time, PublbJUlIf AgenC) ; I resume a doser relationshIp as pOInted and that the concept of the o~er The moral rtghtno>s of 1111' A beaut,ful 1'lnncess hves in the Many, many years ago In IndIB 1 1 IItllll'''III, ttl hI 1I1l111111l1 1111 1l1l11l1ll1lliulIllllllIIllI 111111I11111 '"l11llt "II. JllIl" a part of the penmsula There MalaYSia was not Itself negott- Sabah s accession to MalaYSia 'lllll!"'" ""111"11111111,,'11'111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111'11111111111111'111'111 1'111, were two reasons for thIS able The U Thant mISSIon as was proved by: the U Thallt com- moon Old you ~khOW? She hves there was a beautiful princess Her (I) Smgapore 's 70 per cent far as he was concerned w~uld mISsIon Kuala Lumpur funher wIth her old, 01 Brandf.ther Th,s name was Radha. All the prmces in ~f the country wanted to marry Radha, yprus Chmese and a merger would ha- only serve the purpose assu- claIms that the people af Sabah IS how lh"rllt0t.; htre Peace On e eX!Jerten~ed ve upsel the subtle raCIal balan- agmg fears m Mamla and Jakar- have now the bene- because she was beautiful, but she Thc tripartite talks on the future of Cyprus Cypriot and Greek-Cypriot communities. The Ce on the mainland, and ta thal the Deople of the Bor- fit, of thetr new rclat'onshlp StUo:eills Own dIdn't love any of them and dldn't and problems related to this island republic United Nations representatIve outlined the two f (2) There was a very vocal neo terrttorles were bemg drawn and WIsh to contInue It, more so Wish 10 marry now In progress In London between the Foreign stage programme, wh~ch consists of UDding a soclahst party m OpposItIOn, In mto MalaYSIa agamst theIr w,. smce many of them are Mushms C61umn "I don't 1Ike any of the young l ...'" MinIster of Turkey Ehsan Sabri Chaglayan· mutually satisfactory agreement between the Smgapore whIch, accordmg to sties He was certaIn tliat they and do not want to ass'lclate Pr~Yerbs men:' Radha lold her grandfalher gal. the Foreign Minister of Grece Panayotls two communities which would enable them to the Smgapore Government and were m favour of the merger WIth a Catholic country "Sampath 1S handsome. but he IS nOI Love of God tS the !;>egmmng as handsome as he thlOks he IS Pra­ Pillinells and Foreign Minister of Cyprus Syp- restore complete freedom of movement and to IMalaYSIa's own mtellIgence re- and that U Thant's mISSIOn wo- The Phtllppmes case IS based In '1861, however, some stud­ But there waf! no stoppmg for But kept on trymg "Women WIth her father's help she we­ of wisdom kash IS rich but he never gives. an}' ros KYl,rlanou Is crucial to the hopes for an benefit equally from the expected ""onomlc de- ports, Was heavtly commumst- uld also find m his favour on legal ground In 1878 the Sul- jealous success, ElIzabeth Garrett once hel mt­ doctors would be a great boon 2 Vanety IS ~he sp,ce of hfe mone.y to the poor Anantan IS fat en ls, of her se­ nl on enquIrIng and, In 1865, she c four and half years crisis In this war- velopment of the island Irlfiltrated The POSSIbIlity of U Thant's InvestIgators d,d tan of Sulu, a F,lipInO, entereu nt a petition to the hospItal au· nd ""-S made up A doctor she to women paltents", she told hel (ook and oos",d the examlnatlOn end to th 3 The well d,gger IS In the well and always hungry, apd Ganesh IS For t Tu klsh C • t c it Sihgapore bemg captured by the Just that In Mantia and Jakarta mto a contract With one Arlhul wanted' to be and a doctor she father, "They must be recognis­ torn country years he r ypr,o ommun y, Bonsan Soclalls (SOCIalist Front) there were howls of protest that Dent who wanted to I'stabilsh 4 Love IS the bIggest and the thm but he IS hungry too I won t thOllttes persuadll;lll' them that nr the Society of Apothecaries the presence or a woman among was gomg to be Back home at ed" But all she could do for her· anll was thu!lo able 10 put up her The ImPOrlance of the meeting and these ~hlch Is the main mlnor.l.ty community of the became sO strong that eventual- the InVestIgation had been at the North Borneo Companv to hIghest enjoyment of life marry a man who talks about f(l~d them was undeSIrable and she Alaeburgh. she sat In her attic self at the moment was to get plale on a house In London s hopes are based upon two mam currenls of Island has lived uuder great hardships Otsc- Iy the Tunku was wllhng to ac- best perfunctory and at worsl explOIt the natural resources of S I( there weren't love there wo­ all the tome" was shocked one day whea a stwly and wrote seekmg admIS­ permiSSIon from a hospital to go Wc.st End Britnm's first woman f'\ ents rlmlnaled by the majority of Greek Cypriots, cept a merger orovlded that hIS thaI It was crooked But Kuala Sab3h the terrItory WhiCh the uld not be ar.ythmg Rodha's old grandfather laughed senIOr doctor handed her a note Sion as .a. student to every teach­ out vls,tlng patients. ' doctOl nncd 20 WU~ In practice First the meetIog follows thc North AtlantIC the Turkish Cypr.iots have not been able to two fears could be removed or, at Lumpur felt vIndtcated Sultan had owned smce 1704 r, Don't feal death because ,ts 'You"lI never marry, my child You asking her (0 leave ,ng hosp,tal All rejected her Or~aOl""tion fear IS blttel Will fmd 10 thiS world that you cnn Treaty MInIsterial Council meet· send their children to schools, find employment any Iate mItIgated And now starled konfrollta· Dent agreed '0 Day the sum of MISSING I. JeaJous ;111: m Iccland. m which the foreign ministers and share In the eeonomlc benefits of the Island. The Bnt.sh suppl\ed the pres- " What IS ,usually for~otten IS £ 570 a year for the rtghts The 7 It 's betteI to sacnhce oursel­ nat ha ve everyth1ng In a man' ves mstead of others 01 Tllrke\ and Greece partICipated. Second, Their ca.U for seU..determm.ation has also been sup- cnptlOn fOl the first and Prune that the confrontation was tI contract was worded In Malay Radha looked oul of the Window MUMBERS 8 ParadIse Is under the feet of don meeting comes at the end of the pressed. Though the world In general hopes Mm,ste. Lee Kuau Yew for the three-cornered affa,r between Ja- It used the word "PadJak to It was len o'clock at nIght, and the A nwnber Is needed to compl the Lon thaI conditions will be noramUsed ,n the Island second The Bnt,sh anxIous to karta, Kuala Lumpur. and Man- descnbe "s purpose mothers full moon shone on the pool at the ete the follow.ng phrases Can 2 petition ~e 9, A house IS dark wIthout mo­ talks held bctween the representatives of • shake off thell colonIal respon- Ii. The domonanl feehng on Jak- The F,loplnos cla,m Ihat 'Pa- bottom of the garden makmg a 111 you supply It In measure~ v~ng:ean- ther Greek and Turkish Communities NICOSia republic, If stronger arc not adopted slbllitles. offered their Borneo arta was one of angry dJak means lease'" and that the tie pa'h of sI1ver on the water I The () R. tisfa By Torpakai HamazaJ.lah under the "auspices of the United Natlons.n a final and !'3 ctory soluhon to the problem colomes and their populatIOns to ce but lo Manila It was frustra r: !i7C was only an annu,1 leo- There are other worlds" she saId 2 A ( day, wonder ~pected 12 C Rabla BaJkhl High School 3 persuading Cyprus cannot be a new federat,on of MalaYSIa as tlOn and a sense of hurt 3uI the tal The Blltlsh took the v,ew looking al the moon 'I want to :1 Tne (\ hour i\lth(lll~h It IS difficult to speculate on The destru~t1on and bloodshed caused In a make-weIght whIch would off- Iesults were the S3me- the sev~· tnat the contract "ceded or marry someone as beautiful as :he 4 () Wink> • f h d lib t s and talks the past four and a hair years have tauaht the set the effect of the Chmese pre- I 109 of d,plomallc relatIon, (ho sold' the nghts of the Sult.. r. moon tlH' out('"n\(' (I t ese e era IOn b - Giant's Garden 5, The () wonde, s of the whl< II took placc as regards Cyprus, one may members of the two communities the futility ponderance 10 SlOgapore wrecklm~ of Maphlilndo and over North Borneo They ,uepc,,- All at once, she saw that SJI\er 4 undesirable There was a giant and he had world assume thaI the ('all for solidarity among. th.e of clashes. This is why the representatives of The fear of SlOgapore swamp- ASA ted thell case by reference to an path from the pool stretched flghl ~".u....\; a very good garden Every after­ 6 () sense _,_ these two communities aareed to meet and mg the Dolls tn lhe mamland When lhe confronla'lon 'nded other document of IE85 by which up to the moon, and there was ,I dis. 7 Figure of I 5 her mind was made up members of the bloc-whIch IS the m ...... dpnn..· cuss their grleveances mb the presence of the was assuaged bya IegaI folmuIa In 1966 f0II oWIng th e faJ I of Su- Spo,n sUlrende,ed IlS sovereign nOOn gIrls and boys came from hltle man runmng down the path h the .chools and played '" th,s 1L 513 L pit fill ullholding mIlitary treaty- a some d I t h t which made SlOgaporeans Malay- karno F "plnD-Malay relallon, ',ghts over the possesslOne of "Look grandfather she cned "A X , Yo 4:;.J..! r.-"" gill den It Was a lal'ge and love­ 41 'S [I rele\ance to Greek·Turklsh ties The fact that Ul\ile. Nat ODS representative Bu t .elr mee - stan nationals but clt,zens of S, werc repaIred Dlplomatl< reI> the then Sultan of Sulu to the lillie. man has Jumped out of the (BlJpuex.) 6 seekIng admIssIon they are l)fellared to meet one another around 109 will not guaran~ a~ment whJch even ngapore-so that they had 0011- lions wele re-establIshed ;')pd l':'f- Blltlsh By a furthcl docurllent Iv I!arden moon and he's runnmg down the -IV)O sOle4d sop04H w snssoj ..r- I ..... J>-,- ~)~' a confplenee table .s cause for belief that re- If finally reached, IS not likely to last lo.ng tical nghts only m the tsland fo"1s were made to Iesusc,t.:e of 1949 the North Borneo Cont- The leaves of the green gras' moonhght 10 the pool . -0::> SnSSl?Ul'eJI1E'U lP. wnalosnew 7 reject lations since the near colliSIOn early this year unless the main cause of the strife whIch The PhilIpPines protested Pre- ASA Th(.' general view PIPv;:ul- pany surrendered sovere'\Jllly that glew there wele beaut1fu' 'Don't be foohsh. my child-' to Blo'lsoms were lake pearls In ,ua41V Ie lall<:1nr )0 anlelS WIll bc improved But It is m the- second con- has periodically erupted is solved sldent MacapagaJ ha~ sponsored ed that a combmatlon c: Ma- ave, North Borneo (0 the Brotlsh said grandfa1her HIS eyes we.re old I autumn trees had rtch fruII The ,nsaq<:l3 Ie .uelO JO 0I<:lwa,L tcxl that the meeting becomes more important \\ e hope that the current meetmg of ~he a lesolutlOn 10 lhe Phillppme phthndo and ASA would now be govel nment and he coold see nothmg unusum­ ke a lIght He made a ltltle pool l;tomen~ Gumea was laughable But Sabah lied by the World Court ,'l The were not allowed to enter It ,....-ftlEllllN'tIlE t16HT MlDDlEWElGIlT mu H1cal,on 11 "'l:hlluls In \.:crlam provJn paring the prices In the Bazaar and of hght 10 da, Kness outSIde the OWlI5AfA~MIMKENT.5E there was such ::l rumpus o"er The Tunku had hoperl that Hague MalaYSia has so fal slJ- By Shahnaz Askary, 9 A ENGLAND ,e, Ihe workshop (t called on Ihe pro Suria Hllfh School wmdow, and hIe eyes shone lI­ WllERf HE Sua::USFUllYRAISES PIGS Yugoslavian Coasts The leiter Signed by Subhandqul the fat mation of MalaYSia that PreSident Marcos would not pr- od agaillst thiS on the ground The minIstry recently annllunced per aUlhontles 10 take necessary ste I~ ke stars KffNONSl'£ED, HI OWT \ ALOTUS EtANSp.b,., that the w'Jmen walk~ around said the writer had 10 deal w,tll tht" the Tunku was persuaded to at- ess a claim over which hiS nval that none of ItS ternlory ne:- from Ihe InternatIOnal Developrne pS In correcting such practlcec; First Day In Good evening, Prmcess Rad Good mOl nlng, Class In to- WIth staffs At the only mn you workshop lately and found Ihat tend a Summit meetmg In Mam- and predecessor had got nuv. - gotlable and has denied th2t any 01 ASSOCIatIOn a speclahsed UOI ed la to diSCUSS It here But unIversal franchl.£' paT t of the State has a dubIOUS ha," he saId at last "Prmce Mo­ day's geography lesson we take WIll be approached by the Isl­ Nation... agency technical and voca­ He agreed there to wVlie U pohtlcs does not permit ."uch 51- title School on told me to come to you He up YugoslaVia What has Yugos­ and's sole gUIde Reginald, an Iional schools Will be opened 10 Kl' Thant to send a commiSSion of mple solutions to national prob­ (FWFl Rel?eatedly I told my mothe' says you want to marry him" laVIa gol that other countnes do Englishman whom tOUrists have ndllZ Herat and Kabul provInces mqUiry to Sarawak and Borneo lerns to send me to school but sh' "Prince Moon?" said Radha, not have? The answer 's Krk already nIcknamed 'The W'z­ A large number of students Will also kept on postponmg I was very Who ts PrInce Moon?" Rab Iz Pag V's Cres, Brac ard of Iz ' be accepted as boarding sluden's unhappy but I could not do any­ 'He IS the most beautiful the How Early Men Made Fi,re ? Ha~ar, MalJet and Dugl Olok I he dally Islah IS welcomIng thiS thmg Fw-'Ily I was heloed ov nchest and the kIndest of all Nope. your Teacher has not news said Afghanistan as a develo my CQusm Rabla who IS twu men' sald the lIttle yellow los( al hiS marbles-or hiS toet,ll The Liar pmg country IS need of tccbOlcal pe­ The poor people In Washmglon glJng of the nch and the poor. ,1I1 yeals older than me and who man Who Invented Matches? Our aSlgnment today IS to stud} rsonnel With academiC qualifications have made Ihelr POint It IS time Ihese were a part of wb,at Dr King Warsaw Pact Ties Will Grow Stronger: APN had started going to school She pro Is he kmd to the poor?' ask- When or where man fIrst learnt heal of (Irc Is'used (or making m3- yugoslaVIa's collectlon of mln'­ There was d large forest near ~everal 4 lo take part 10 the lmplementatlon to go home thl=: MlOmt 'it'r.,ld (who planned the march) believed For weeks alreday the pr0 armed Interference In ItS mternbl mlsed to take me wtth hel tu ed Radha how to make fire IS not known, bUI ny useful things ISlands that are strung like sau· a Village There were many wol­ of technical projects and to properly said after the June I{}th solJdanl\ mUSt be enlisted In a successful ef- paganda of the rulers of the destin affairs school, 'He gives half hiS money to thIS was the first step to ralse hllll Perhaps men first learnt to 'nake lSag.es along the Adr'Jatlc ves and other w1ld ammals In day marLh evel~ thiS" ~~~~st The wolves often vanoUS mdusnal concern that will fort les of the AtlantiC bloc, shows par­ The leaders and the maIO newspa­ Our school IS vel y close to the Door yeal ,j said the well above the ammals fire by seeing trees struck by Iightn- Coast If tOUllStS knew about come mto being as a result of lmp­ The pOints It adds should hClve Whether at home or at the na ticular activity In Its attacks on the dlgn rebuff to the authors of these our house. but We ha~ to pass strange lIttle man Does he Fire gtves heat aod lIghl and po 109 or by droppmg SICICks lnto the these, Isleb they would gO lor came out of the forest and killed lementlOg these projects been obVIOUS Ion s capital, there was a dedicatIon Warsaw Treaty, trymg to dnve a inSinuations through a dangerous road Many eat a lot of food", asked Rad- wer And With It those men of long red hoi lava thrown out from a yo them and to them In a big way lhe sheep In the fIelds I There are poor people In aff 10 the fulfillment of a dream ~hAr­ wedge between the Soviet Umon and The firmness of the defenSive co traffic acc,dents have happened If you've nevel heard of Krk The oeople of the vlilage tned At the same, the edltonal \Neill ha ago could bake pottery and make kana Then they found they could luent. America ye.'j Some Ire pcu ed by so many Amertcans over re­ I'S partners 10 the defenSive coaltl alitlon of the SOCialist countnes 1'\ there One da:; a bIg truck col­ He eats tWice a day but only bncks to bUild their homes they start fll~ by rubbmg two sticks to- or Rab Iz, Pag VIS. etc -you're lo kIll all th~ wolves, Whenevet on the country haVing an agflcul\ pa~' rer 1han others and for Ihe Jl) lent decades and descnbed so bea­ ,on a subject of constant attention and lided With one small car a little", answeled the little could cook their food Instead 01 ea geLher-and thiS way IS still used not alone Hardly anyone else they heard that there was a wolf ur~l economy IS greally In need of years the federal ~overnment has ullfully by such men as John F Ke As a cause for thiS Jl uses the ('''are of I'S partiCipants There Cdn We always walt for a long II h~, elt~r Unlike the scai'tered 10 the fIelds they ran out With traIned agncultural workers and yellow man I1ng It raw and they could drink Long after that when Iron had been strlvmg not alwavs with JU' nnedy Mar'," Luther Kmg, Jr and lhe armies of Czechoslavakia Hu not be otherWIse The 13 years that me to be able to cross thIS road I Does he know that he 's bea bee d d fl I ed .- md lOUl "ty Greek Islands guns and tiled to kIll It techniCians to work alung side our - from baked clay vessels Instedd of n Iscovere In s were us \.V politIcal motive to allCVI,tle pll"C, "" Koben F Kennedy, The Couflcr ngary Poland, the GDR and th( have passed smce the tIme of the The f,rst day when I went to sch­ utlful?" she wenI on" larg~ k f d t k-" t lhese are not tOUflSl,y ,nd farmers 10 breakdown The psycholo­ No" from theIr bands or from lea- rna e Ire, an wigs soa "'U In tee Journal said Soviet UOIon 10 the last ten day:s sign109 of the Warsaw Treaty have nnl I was happy and afra,d of a, e comoactly olaced along 250 One of the VIllage shephenls gical barner which prevent them 2 The na'lOn \\111 respond \0 an ves Ftres kePt them warm when the reSinS or gums gave hght Not so The WasJungto" Evenmg ~LUI of June convincIngly proved that It IS a re the tcacher. mtles of Yugo coastlme None of was a boy He was not a goOd from adOplmg modern methods llf urllerly appeal from lls U'llen\ Oh' saId Radha I mIght lIke weather was cold and It kept wild resins or gums gave lIght Not so ~ald Abraham LIncoln would ~a\e The leader of the exerCises, Mar­ liable shield of peace and securltv of But my teacher turned out to him, then But why dtd he tell animals away very long ago m EuroJ?C fhnts anJ Ihem 's further than 30 mJles worker He -. 'lS lazy and did not larllling and land LU!hvatJon 1 he MIamI Herald noted approved of the demonstr.allun shal of the Sovlel Union Yakubcv ­ the peoples of European soclah~t (0 be a very good lady She hkp~ you to come here?" And her old tinder- (old rags soaked 1n 011) w~re from the mamland do h,s work carefully He hked 1 he FlO-Ida paper was one of a Yes thls man who spoke of gov ky, the Commander in-chief of the untnes, an inVinCible obstacle 10 the me She asked me my name, and grandfather, who h~d been 1Is- Later lhey began LO use (Ire to shU used for making fire, and tor The sparslty of popula\ton on to waste as much of hIS time as Last bu' nOt least the adv,ln(dn nunl';.,er that l.:ommcnled edlloqall) ernment of the people by Ihe peo­ Jomt armed forces of the membel way of aggressive aspirations ot the I laId he, tenlOg open-mouthed saId Whe- make tools and weapons from ITon ches of resm.soaked tWJgs w( rc KI k Rab 1z elc Is med,clne for he could, He gave the people of ent of modern education In the co on the June It} march ple for the people would have fully states of the Warsaw Treaty, said In Impenalisl powers (Cont"wed on page 4) and bronze, aod to thiS day th..' used for IIghtmg the streets .1 tOUrist who has become Sick t'he Village a lot of trouble unlry whll.:h unforunately has a understood and appreCIated Ihe pea­ hiS IOtervlew to the newspaper RUde c~untnes 'I hen I opened m, new nott" of tOUrists Some of Ihe lsland~ high IlllteracY'lndex; LannOt be eff­ lilt' flu/flll/ofe !WII tcrnllng ,he rhe peaceful European But about 140 years ago John ceful demonstration put togeth'::l In Pravo that the exerCJSCs ..re bemg ThiS was hlstoncal necessity are· are also warned by the growth of book and sat at the chair m 'h...... I~'IEW CROSSWORD PUZZLE Walker a chemist of Stockton "n 'lIe unmhablted and so you One day he shouted Wolf e.. 'cd \I, tthoul adequale numbcrl; of solldanly da\ march Impre~I'M Washmgton, It said and adde..J conducled In accordance With the ply step of the SOCialist stales to the Western Germany which openly eha la5t row but 1 could see noth Tees a town m England InYcnh.:tI have It all completely to youl­ Wolf" many t,mes When the tr~tlOed teachers and \u.... es'iful beyond expecta'IG,' I "The right of the people 10 pel· terntory of Poland Czechoslovak you" dry he rubbed Ihem across :l. rough lion uf being 'Vugoslavla S "PilL..: vllla~­ ~Ible for provlOclal studenls til ... ome IzallOns have been cr.:ated Private could eventually result '" COnslru\.. I Come and SIt In front' saId 'iurface and 1he wood With much winning Island' RelatIvely un~ veral tImes At last the to the capital for spcclahsed Ir:tHl ,1l11~lt~ deSIgned 10 assist negroes lIve a( 'Ion ThiS achlC'\emenl mu'\. ------_ __ _ my leachel So 1 went and sa~ .. mokc und showers (\1 spMk'\ hur developed Rab offels sathng and ers saId We won't go any mo­ 109 It IS mUlh more praltl.. al for ;:;:~ i~~~: I~~~~e ;.~~ ag~re~~; ~:~,~a~~;~~d l~l the front row But then am 'it lntu f1dme iJdc'"' lls e::an v lonely mlets sho­ re" One day they hcal d the boy the students III enrol In CdUL,I'h.m,t1 fl':e n0j,.t;' T,,,,,, said Mvn Swordfish No Cause Of Radioactivity: Dr. Tape olhel teachel came and sald'l uld be explored by boat Rab s crymg 'Wolf Wolf a wolf IS ea­ 1n'\1ltutlOns 111 Ihe own province.. Rnert'nd Ralph Abernathy. the rna dny Oh what IS thIS small g,d do- \ He c"IIt.:u Ihes£' fndum mnlt.:hc .. ..t Ighboul Islp Crest IS bIg, rocky tlOg my sheep Bu( they dId not h.h It:OJdt'r himself credited the npn- • Last week s huge solJdant da I The US AtomiC Energy Com- ~en shut down for 96 hours and tomallcnlly, prOVided no l:onglessl leave their \'-01 k to go and sa­ I h<.> edl'orlal also had a WOld fOI Y lflt! here?' ,Ind from Ihem has l:On1e the ma!....h lIlountulOOU:l and hardly settled the ... tudenls enrullmg In these ~ .. hu \lnlconl IOlt:rraclal poor people s ca- demonstration 10 WaSlllne'on r/ i mission told Congress Tuesday that It discharged no reactorcoolant IOtO onal objeCTions are raised FroOl I thought thIs big lady Will as we know Il today It has a stran~e de""'l freshw:.ltcr Ve 1he boy s shceo tr~nd mpalyn of Ihe past .several weeks vlded th p radar mJerfitrence mlghA haH~ t,;a~ Sasebo harbour questIOnIng by committee melnher:-. ols II saId the general ,\\ far Impressive nollce 10 e na I I send me Ollt of the class for my MatLhes have greatly unproved ~I lake that's worth, a dIp BUl th,s time the shepherd boy radloal.t,v~ ~ape be has been for techmcally trall1ed pe­ With haVing caused creative respon- tlOn of the magmLude of ItS unful- used abnorma Iy high Dr said the unfortunate SI· It appeared no objectIOns wouJJ teacher also appeal ed to be af­ nce Ihen I hey no longer throw uff A truly enchanting place IS \\as tellIng lhe tluth, really there ~s by 'tCveral agencies of governOl- fIlled commJlment to 30 million Oar I leadmgs when the American nuc- tuatlon remammg was that high lodged ople 10 takt: to admll1lstratlve '''lbs I aid of hel fumes find sparks, and some will not I, a small well-sheltered, and \( as a wolf and 11 killed several 'nl cII,zens It p lear submarme Swordfish Yls'Ieu readmgs of some kmd appeared all The 30-year agreement With J,.pm and thus aVOid makmg use uf Ihc was an Important mes"agc J M • , But my good teachN braveil even light unles,'i rubbed On a spe­ of hIS sheep ~oiJdaCity J.~panese provid~~ forested flshJrlg 1sle WJth two hard~arned and badly needctl '\kdl I ht' day march wap a delivered With dignity and order Il I apan 10 ay the momtonng mstrumenh signed earlier thiS year, for I eplled "No she 1s not a regular cml kind of surface tmy VIllages (lz Veh and Iz Seemean Shour, 11 A, ThiS trend IS not m the ,ntere'''' (Jf flllmg tribute" to Ihe late Marlll':! IS entilled to prompl response fr,1I1 I and no one has been able to pm- the supply by the USaf a r...\tord student. she 1S only COlmm. un LUlsvlll~ COllr/~r- ~,aused Maltl wher"" custom requll es Zargboona High School. the national economy becau~e rTlt',1 I uher Kmg, The congress and the administration In I Dr. Gerald F Tape, one of the pomt what or mlgQl have 161,000 kilograms of ennched ura- experimental baSiS and If she le­ members of the commiSSion said the caused them nlum 10 b I J I I. bake of Important technical work nas 10 l Ill/rnCJI said ed1tonaIIy ways that Will be meanmgful m br I oos apanese nuc ear po- arns anythmg she w,ll be offIC­ W~le be dune by foreign experts The non-Violence, the Jolnmg to oadenmg access to Amenca's ab Jg-I Swordfish was not responslble fur Bu, he contmued, there a wer produchon Ially admItted next term", I ,hd Solution To Last Week's Puzzle gelher of black and whJte the ffim- dance any IOcrease In radlO-actlvIIY-lf number of teehmcal poSS!bihlle~ - As to an eXlstmg l().year US- not know what she Ineant by I~ 2. pottery IIIL ~rticulBr .111111!lllllllllrllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllllllllllll' Illllllllltlrllllllllllllllll:I'lrulllllllllllll'III.UII.lllllllllllllll"llllllllllllilltlllllllrrl',llltltll,1111" Isuch an mcrease did occur Includmg u a rader set Japanese agreement which the ntw thIs 101lg sentence but I was ha­ = ~ ~ HIS testlmony before the jomt co- shining on particular tnstrument .. ' arrangement Will s~percede, the nu ppy to see that the bIg lady was 3. brIck ,, Dupla)' Column Vlch. A f ~OO ~ S K:HALlL, EdUor-tn_C'Ue! _ I ngreslonal atomic energy committee The A.E...C. pffcial was refeflng to clear matenals Will be subject to m- se\f~n satIsfIed ana went away (mm.,num lmes per lftau/tOn):'" Tel 24041 cast doubt on the radJoactJve read- the technical team's report that ra temational AtomiC Energy Agt:).cy My teacher wrote somethtn~ un rloJJI!Jed per lint, bold typft A f 20 SBAPIB RABBL. Editor - Ings reported by the Japanese man- dar sets were. 10 operation at he (f AB A) inspection safeguards. the blackboard whIch looked h­ 4 raw lime safely board m the are. of same tIme aboard the US vessels In the caSe of the PhoIPPlOe., Ihe k~ A.CROSS DOWN -uhscnption rar~, a stick and a plate w,th a Tel 23821 _ Sasebo harbour where SWQrdJlsh Tulare and Peacock. both moored US has concluded a new agreemenl cherry m It I-A baby bear. I-AntmaJ that gives milk was moored, on May 6 WlthlO a half mIle of Swordlsh. to prpvlde 17,600 kilograms uf en- 5 clay POl' other numbers flrSl' dIal sWllch- ~ My teachel saId . Children 3-HaU Of four. 2-A I\l3le child. Yearly . At. 1000 Dr Tape said he apd blS felluw Tuesday hearmg was called to nched uramum for power an.! re- ~.lf now tell me what 'have I Writ­ 4-A wlfes bird 3-Part of toot. Vearly At. 600 AEC commiSSioners agreed thc on- consJder US cooperative .1uc!.!ar search purposes over a 3().year per4 6 vessel board lIIImher 23043 2402g. 24026 ~ ten on lhe board?" 6-For wlQt cause Quarterly At. 300 spot reporl of • three·mon US agreements WIth Japan, the Phllipp- lod ' I stood uo and saId. I can 8-A boy's name. 5-Part of the mouth. te~hatcal team, whIch concliJded lOes, Deomark IjlId Ireland, but balf Dr Tape saId the proposed allree ( TOR tell teacher' It IS one ,;lick nnd 16-A monkey. 7-A christmas decoration. 7. struck FOREIGN that the nuclear submarine caul'ed tho hme was"devoted to the "Sword- ment wLth The Phllpplnes "rcHert:-. a dtsh wtth one cherry fall~n out ll-What you do with crayon or Edilo,wl Ex. 24, 38 i=== I 9-October. (abbreviation) o)J LED N.11 In 0""""':" Clr,·ulGtlOII 0Ild Adv-rflrill, = no Increase radlOachvlly. was fish InCident the emergence of thaI country as of It ", paJnts. lb~ _ Y....I' • oW ~ Ii_on 59 'unassallably correct" Under US law agrecJl1l;:nts one of those taking speCifiC steps for (Culltl1ll1t'd 011 page 4) 12-A stain to colour cloth Io-Another form of "be" (C(J"l","~d Oil page 4) ~ HaU Yearly .. . .• 2S ~ . ~ It was thoroughly demonstrateu, lie before the Jomt committee for the IOtroduCllOn of nuclear power" UlIlIIlllllllllllllllllljlllllullllllliluUlIllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllll' 'lllllllltlll'lllli IIUIlIIHlIlIIIIlIIlIIltllIIlIllllllllUlllllllllIlIllllllUllllllllllUlllllllltllllllllllllllll'lI11IIUIIlIUIIUU= he saId that Swordlsh's ""actor hod 30 days and then go 1010 effect ou- (Reuler) .' I•

• " PAGE 2 THE KAB'OL TIMES JUNE 27, 1968 PAGE 3 THE KABUL TIMES JuNE 27, 1968 Sabah DiSpute Thl1eatens ASEA,N, /" Food For Thought The relahon.lilp between the By Tarzle VIttaA)hJ It is "ns dUlJc~lt, noW fQ~ n E;i. -'''-' Ph,hppines and Malaysia has be- to test pu~"c opinion (The Sul. llpmo BreSldent tb surrender ·Ih~ , en blowmg hot and cold for el- tan of Burnel, meanWhtle hod claim to $aboh no It is for an In- MliI~Ysta) • I I ght years Together With Thall- opted out of JOInIng dian 'Pnme', Mlnisfer to surren- ,= What If {V"'c? A mtnl who I and they founded ASA, the As- Out of thIS ",ccord m ManIla der a hect",re of KashmIr The soclatlon of South-East ASIa, to Maphlhnclo (MalaYSIa, PhlhpPI~ oPPOSItion would use it as a hef. e:l:1t,- . = strengthen political, economIc nes and IndoneSIa) was born U ty l>olrt,cal weapon to beaf hIm eO::Lal and cultural hnks ASA had har. Thont was prepanng h,s team out of office So the ,claim to Sa- k"ow," t/'l' price 0/ every'h"'K. and dly got off the ground when the when the Tunku announced the bah was rellerate,Q" by Marcos FAMOUS WOMEN Bntlsh deOlded to qUIt South- formation 01 Malays13 The TU:1ku reluctantly agreed to • East ASIa and to hand over ItS Jakarta and ManIla prote'ted send a panel at offiCIal to Ban~- The, ,Beautiful eirl, 'Elizabeth Becomes Fint Wc:man Doctor In 'England (he palm' 01 not/ulIg Borneo colonles-8arawak, Bru- forthWith that the announcement kok ,:m June 17 to dISCUSs the Sa- 11el and Sabah (North Borneo) was premaxu," and Sukarno we- bah Issue to the safekeepmg of Tunku Ab- nt further and denounced what The MalaYSIan case IS very Sl- lThe{ Moott PrinGe, And THE KABUL TIMES dul Rahman as part of a new he called Kuala Lumpur's bad mple to state. The Brttl~h hond- I state to be called MalaYSIa faith The Tunku's explanatIon ed over ItS colomes to thc new The Tunku had long reSIsted was that lie had proclaImed Ma- state of MaiaySIO and the- Tun- l..Illbh.sho!'d everu oall exCq}I ~ and AfQh.un.. ~ pub­ - I the pressure from Smgapore to laYsla on the date preVIOusly ap- ku, m aU good falth,laccepted The Grand"father 1\(" holldCDs bv 'ilt Kabul Time, PublbJUlIf AgenC) ; I resume a doser relationshIp as pOInted and that the concept of the o~er The moral rtghtno>s of 1111' A beaut,ful 1'lnncess hves in the Many, many years ago In IndIB 1 1 IItllll'''III, ttl hI 1I1l111111l1 1111 1l1l11l1ll1lliulIllllllIIllI 111111I11111 '"l11llt "II. JllIl" a part of the penmsula There MalaYSia was not Itself negott- Sabah s accession to MalaYSia 'lllll!"'" ""111"11111111,,'11'111,1111111111111111111111111111111111111'11111111111111'111'111 1'111, were two reasons for thIS able The U Thant mISSIon as was proved by: the U Thallt com- moon Old you ~khOW? She hves there was a beautiful princess Her (I) Smgapore 's 70 per cent far as he was concerned w~uld mISsIon Kuala Lumpur funher wIth her old, 01 Brandf.ther Th,s name was Radha. All the prmces in ~f the country wanted to marry Radha, yprus Chmese and a merger would ha- only serve the purpose assu- claIms that the people af Sabah IS how lh"rllt0t.; htre Peace On e eX!Jerten~ed ve upsel the subtle raCIal balan- agmg fears m Mamla and Jakar- have now the bene- because she was beautiful, but she Thc tripartite talks on the future of Cyprus Cypriot and Greek-Cypriot communities. The Ce on the mainland, and ta thal the Deople of the Bor- fit, of thetr new rclat'onshlp StUo:eills Own dIdn't love any of them and dldn't and problems related to this island republic United Nations representatIve outlined the two f (2) There was a very vocal neo terrttorles were bemg drawn and WIsh to contInue It, more so Wish 10 marry now In progress In London between the Foreign stage programme, wh~ch consists of UDding a soclahst party m OpposItIOn, In mto MalaYSIa agamst theIr w,. smce many of them are Mushms C61umn "I don't 1Ike any of the young l ...'" MinIster of Turkey Ehsan Sabri Chaglayan· mutually satisfactory agreement between the Smgapore whIch, accordmg to sties He was certaIn tliat they and do not want to ass'lclate Pr~Yerbs men:' Radha lold her grandfalher gal. the Foreign Minister of Grece Panayotls two communities which would enable them to the Smgapore Government and were m favour of the merger WIth a Catholic country "Sampath 1S handsome. but he IS nOI Love of God tS the !;>egmmng as handsome as he thlOks he IS Pra­ Pillinells and Foreign Minister of Cyprus Syp- restore complete freedom of movement and to IMalaYSIa's own mtellIgence re- and that U Thant's mISSIOn wo- The Phtllppmes case IS based In '1861, however, some stud­ But there waf! no stoppmg for But kept on trymg "Women WIth her father's help she we­ of wisdom kash IS rich but he never gives. an}' ros KYl,rlanou Is crucial to the hopes for an benefit equally from the expected ""onomlc de- ports, Was heavtly commumst- uld also find m his favour on legal ground In 1878 the Sul- jealous success, ElIzabeth Garrett once hel mt­ doctors would be a great boon 2 Vanety IS ~he sp,ce of hfe mone.y to the poor Anantan IS fat en ls, of her se­ nl on enquIrIng and, In 1865, she c four and half years crisis In this war- velopment of the island Irlfiltrated The POSSIbIlity of U Thant's InvestIgators d,d tan of Sulu, a F,lipInO, entereu nt a petition to the hospItal au· nd ""-S made up A doctor she to women paltents", she told hel (ook and oos",d the examlnatlOn end to th 3 The well d,gger IS In the well and always hungry, apd Ganesh IS For t Tu klsh C • t c it Sihgapore bemg captured by the Just that In Mantia and Jakarta mto a contract With one Arlhul wanted' to be and a doctor she father, "They must be recognis­ torn country years he r ypr,o ommun y, Bonsan Soclalls (SOCIalist Front) there were howls of protest that Dent who wanted to I'stabilsh 4 Love IS the bIggest and the thm but he IS hungry too I won t thOllttes persuadll;lll' them that nr the Society of Apothecaries the presence or a woman among was gomg to be Back home at ed" But all she could do for her· anll was thu!lo able 10 put up her The ImPOrlance of the meeting and these ~hlch Is the main mlnor.l.ty community of the became sO strong that eventual- the InVestIgation had been at the North Borneo Companv to hIghest enjoyment of life marry a man who talks about f(l~d them was undeSIrable and she Alaeburgh. she sat In her attic self at the moment was to get plale on a house In London s hopes are based upon two mam currenls of Island has lived uuder great hardships Otsc- Iy the Tunku was wllhng to ac- best perfunctory and at worsl explOIt the natural resources of S I( there weren't love there wo­ all the tome" was shocked one day whea a stwly and wrote seekmg admIS­ permiSSIon from a hospital to go Wc.st End Britnm's first woman f'\ ents rlmlnaled by the majority of Greek Cypriots, cept a merger orovlded that hIS thaI It was crooked But Kuala Sab3h the terrItory WhiCh the uld not be ar.ythmg Rodha's old grandfather laughed senIOr doctor handed her a note Sion as .a. student to every teach­ out vls,tlng patients. ' doctOl nncd 20 WU~ In practice First the meetIog follows thc North AtlantIC the Turkish Cypr.iots have not been able to two fears could be removed or, at Lumpur felt vIndtcated Sultan had owned smce 1704 r, Don't feal death because ,ts 'You"lI never marry, my child You asking her (0 leave ,ng hosp,tal All rejected her Or~aOl""tion fear IS blttel Will fmd 10 thiS world that you cnn Treaty MInIsterial Council meet· send their children to schools, find employment any Iate mItIgated And now starled konfrollta· Dent agreed '0 Day the sum of MISSING I. JeaJous ;111: m Iccland. m which the foreign ministers and share In the eeonomlc benefits of the Island. The Bnt.sh suppl\ed the pres- " What IS ,usually for~otten IS £ 570 a year for the rtghts The 7 It 's betteI to sacnhce oursel­ nat ha ve everyth1ng In a man' ves mstead of others 01 Tllrke\ and Greece partICipated. Second, Their ca.U for seU..determm.ation has also been sup- cnptlOn fOl the first and Prune that the confrontation was tI contract was worded In Malay Radha looked oul of the Window MUMBERS 8 ParadIse Is under the feet of don meeting comes at the end of the pressed. Though the world In general hopes Mm,ste. Lee Kuau Yew for the three-cornered affa,r between Ja- It used the word "PadJak to It was len o'clock at nIght, and the A nwnber Is needed to compl the Lon thaI conditions will be noramUsed ,n the Island second The Bnt,sh anxIous to karta, Kuala Lumpur. and Man- descnbe "s purpose mothers full moon shone on the pool at the ete the follow.ng phrases Can 2 petition ~e 9, A house IS dark wIthout mo­ talks held bctween the representatives of • shake off thell colonIal respon- Ii. The domonanl feehng on Jak- The F,loplnos cla,m Ihat 'Pa- bottom of the garden makmg a 111 you supply It In measure~ v~ng:ean- ther Greek and Turkish Communities NICOSia republic, If stronger arc not adopted slbllitles. offered their Borneo arta was one of angry dJak means lease'" and that the tie pa'h of sI1ver on the water I The () R. tisfa By Torpakai HamazaJ.lah under the "auspices of the United Natlons.n a final and !'3 ctory soluhon to the problem colomes and their populatIOns to ce but lo Manila It was frustra r: !i7C was only an annu,1 leo- There are other worlds" she saId 2 A ( day, wonder ~pected 12 C Rabla BaJkhl High School 3 persuading Cyprus cannot be a new federat,on of MalaYSIa as tlOn and a sense of hurt 3uI the tal The Blltlsh took the v,ew looking al the moon 'I want to :1 Tne (\ hour i\lth(lll~h It IS difficult to speculate on The destru~t1on and bloodshed caused In a make-weIght whIch would off- Iesults were the S3me- the sev~· tnat the contract "ceded or marry someone as beautiful as :he 4 () Wink> • f h d lib t s and talks the past four and a hair years have tauaht the set the effect of the Chmese pre- I 109 of d,plomallc relatIon, (ho sold' the nghts of the Sult.. r. moon tlH' out('"n\(' (I t ese e era IOn b - Giant's Garden 5, The () wonde, s of the whl< II took placc as regards Cyprus, one may members of the two communities the futility ponderance 10 SlOgapore wrecklm~ of Maphlilndo and over North Borneo They ,uepc,,- All at once, she saw that SJI\er 4 undesirable There was a giant and he had world assume thaI the ('all for solidarity among. th.e of clashes. This is why the representatives of The fear of SlOgapore swamp- ASA ted thell case by reference to an path from the pool stretched flghl ~".u....\; a very good garden Every after­ 6 () sense _,_ these two communities aareed to meet and mg the Dolls tn lhe mamland When lhe confronla'lon 'nded other document of IE85 by which up to the moon, and there was ,I dis. 7 Figure of I 5 her mind was made up members of the bloc-whIch IS the m ...... dpnn..· cuss their grleveances mb the presence of the was assuaged bya IegaI folmuIa In 1966 f0II oWIng th e faJ I of Su- Spo,n sUlrende,ed IlS sovereign nOOn gIrls and boys came from hltle man runmng down the path h the .chools and played '" th,s 1L 513 L pit fill ullholding mIlitary treaty- a some d I t h t which made SlOgaporeans Malay- karno F "plnD-Malay relallon, ',ghts over the possesslOne of "Look grandfather she cned "A X , Yo 4:;.J..! r.-"" gill den It Was a lal'ge and love­ 41 'S [I rele\ance to Greek·Turklsh ties The fact that Ul\ile. Nat ODS representative Bu t .elr mee - stan nationals but clt,zens of S, werc repaIred Dlplomatl< reI> the then Sultan of Sulu to the lillie. man has Jumped out of the (BlJpuex.) 6 seekIng admIssIon they are l)fellared to meet one another around 109 will not guaran~ a~ment whJch even ngapore-so that they had 0011- lions wele re-establIshed ;')pd l':'f- Blltlsh By a furthcl docurllent Iv I!arden moon and he's runnmg down the -IV)O sOle4d sop04H w snssoj ..r- I ..... J>-,- ~)~' a confplenee table .s cause for belief that re- If finally reached, IS not likely to last lo.ng tical nghts only m the tsland fo"1s were made to Iesusc,t.:e of 1949 the North Borneo Cont- The leaves of the green gras' moonhght 10 the pool . -0::> SnSSl?Ul'eJI1E'U lP. wnalosnew 7 reject lations since the near colliSIOn early this year unless the main cause of the strife whIch The PhilIpPines protested Pre- ASA Th(.' general view PIPv;:ul- pany surrendered sovere'\Jllly that glew there wele beaut1fu' 'Don't be foohsh. my child-' to Blo'lsoms were lake pearls In ,ua41V Ie lall<:1nr )0 anlelS WIll bc improved But It is m the- second con- has periodically erupted is solved sldent MacapagaJ ha~ sponsored ed that a combmatlon c: Ma- ave, North Borneo (0 the Brotlsh said grandfa1her HIS eyes we.re old I autumn trees had rtch fruII The ,nsaq<:l3 Ie .uelO JO 0I<:lwa,L tcxl that the meeting becomes more important \\ e hope that the current meetmg of ~he a lesolutlOn 10 lhe Phillppme phthndo and ASA would now be govel nment and he coold see nothmg unusum­ ke a lIght He made a ltltle pool l;tomen~ Gumea was laughable But Sabah lied by the World Court ,'l The were not allowed to enter It ,....-ftlEllllN'tIlE t16HT MlDDlEWElGIlT mu H1cal,on 11 "'l:hlluls In \.:crlam provJn paring the prices In the Bazaar and of hght 10 da, Kness outSIde the OWlI5AfA~MIMKENT.5E there was such ::l rumpus o"er The Tunku had hoperl that Hague MalaYSia has so fal slJ- By Shahnaz Askary, 9 A ENGLAND ,e, Ihe workshop (t called on Ihe pro Suria Hllfh School wmdow, and hIe eyes shone lI­ WllERf HE Sua::USFUllYRAISES PIGS Yugoslavian Coasts The leiter Signed by Subhandqul the fat mation of MalaYSia that PreSident Marcos would not pr- od agaillst thiS on the ground The minIstry recently annllunced per aUlhontles 10 take necessary ste I~ ke stars KffNONSl'£ED, HI OWT \ ALOTUS EtANSp.b,., that the w'Jmen walk~ around said the writer had 10 deal w,tll tht" the Tunku was persuaded to at- ess a claim over which hiS nval that none of ItS ternlory ne:- from Ihe InternatIOnal Developrne pS In correcting such practlcec; First Day In Good evening, Prmcess Rad Good mOl nlng, Class In to- WIth staffs At the only mn you workshop lately and found Ihat tend a Summit meetmg In Mam- and predecessor had got nuv. - gotlable and has denied th2t any 01 ASSOCIatIOn a speclahsed UOI ed la to diSCUSS It here But unIversal franchl.£' paT t of the State has a dubIOUS ha," he saId at last "Prmce Mo­ day's geography lesson we take WIll be approached by the Isl­ Nation... agency technical and voca­ He agreed there to wVlie U pohtlcs does not permit ."uch 51- title School on told me to come to you He up YugoslaVia What has Yugos­ and's sole gUIde Reginald, an Iional schools Will be opened 10 Kl' Thant to send a commiSSion of mple solutions to national prob­ (FWFl Rel?eatedly I told my mothe' says you want to marry him" laVIa gol that other countnes do Englishman whom tOUrists have ndllZ Herat and Kabul provInces mqUiry to Sarawak and Borneo lerns to send me to school but sh' "Prince Moon?" said Radha, not have? The answer 's Krk already nIcknamed 'The W'z­ A large number of students Will also kept on postponmg I was very Who ts PrInce Moon?" Rab Iz Pag V's Cres, Brac ard of Iz ' be accepted as boarding sluden's unhappy but I could not do any­ 'He IS the most beautiful the How Early Men Made Fi,re ? Ha~ar, MalJet and Dugl Olok I he dally Islah IS welcomIng thiS thmg Fw-'Ily I was heloed ov nchest and the kIndest of all Nope. your Teacher has not news said Afghanistan as a develo my CQusm Rabla who IS twu men' sald the lIttle yellow los( al hiS marbles-or hiS toet,ll The Liar pmg country IS need of tccbOlcal pe­ The poor people In Washmglon glJng of the nch and the poor. ,1I1 yeals older than me and who man Who Invented Matches? Our aSlgnment today IS to stud} rsonnel With academiC qualifications have made Ihelr POint It IS time Ihese were a part of wb,at Dr King Warsaw Pact Ties Will Grow Stronger: APN had started going to school She pro Is he kmd to the poor?' ask- When or where man fIrst learnt heal of (Irc Is'used (or making m3- yugoslaVIa's collectlon of mln'­ There was d large forest near ~everal 4 lo take part 10 the lmplementatlon to go home thl=: MlOmt 'it'r.,ld (who planned the march) believed For weeks alreday the pr0 armed Interference In ItS mternbl mlsed to take me wtth hel tu ed Radha how to make fire IS not known, bUI ny useful things ISlands that are strung like sau· a Village There were many wol­ of technical projects and to properly said after the June I{}th solJdanl\ mUSt be enlisted In a successful ef- paganda of the rulers of the destin affairs school, 'He gives half hiS money to thIS was the first step to ralse hllll Perhaps men first learnt to 'nake lSag.es along the Adr'Jatlc ves and other w1ld ammals In day marLh evel~ thiS" ~~~~st The wolves often vanoUS mdusnal concern that will fort les of the AtlantiC bloc, shows par­ The leaders and the maIO newspa­ Our school IS vel y close to the Door yeal ,j said the well above the ammals fire by seeing trees struck by Iightn- Coast If tOUllStS knew about come mto being as a result of lmp­ The pOints It adds should hClve Whether at home or at the na ticular activity In Its attacks on the dlgn rebuff to the authors of these our house. but We ha~ to pass strange lIttle man Does he Fire gtves heat aod lIghl and po 109 or by droppmg SICICks lnto the these, Isleb they would gO lor came out of the forest and killed lementlOg these projects been obVIOUS Ion s capital, there was a dedicatIon Warsaw Treaty, trymg to dnve a inSinuations through a dangerous road Many eat a lot of food", asked Rad- wer And With It those men of long red hoi lava thrown out from a yo them and to them In a big way lhe sheep In the fIelds I There are poor people In aff 10 the fulfillment of a dream ~hAr­ wedge between the Soviet Umon and The firmness of the defenSive co traffic acc,dents have happened If you've nevel heard of Krk The oeople of the vlilage tned At the same, the edltonal \Neill ha ago could bake pottery and make kana Then they found they could luent. America ye.'j Some Ire pcu ed by so many Amertcans over re­ I'S partners 10 the defenSive coaltl alitlon of the SOCialist countnes 1'\ there One da:; a bIg truck col­ He eats tWice a day but only bncks to bUild their homes they start fll~ by rubbmg two sticks to- or Rab Iz, Pag VIS. etc -you're lo kIll all th~ wolves, Whenevet on the country haVing an agflcul\ pa~' rer 1han others and for Ihe Jl) lent decades and descnbed so bea­ ,on a subject of constant attention and lided With one small car a little", answeled the little could cook their food Instead 01 ea geLher-and thiS way IS still used not alone Hardly anyone else they heard that there was a wolf ur~l economy IS greally In need of years the federal ~overnment has ullfully by such men as John F Ke As a cause for thiS Jl uses the ('''are of I'S partiCipants There Cdn We always walt for a long II h~, elt~r Unlike the scai'tered 10 the fIelds they ran out With traIned agncultural workers and yellow man I1ng It raw and they could drink Long after that when Iron had been strlvmg not alwavs with JU' nnedy Mar'," Luther Kmg, Jr and lhe armies of Czechoslavakia Hu not be otherWIse The 13 years that me to be able to cross thIS road I Does he know that he 's bea bee d d fl I ed .- md lOUl "ty Greek Islands guns and tiled to kIll It techniCians to work alung side our - from baked clay vessels Instedd of n Iscovere In s were us \.V politIcal motive to allCVI,tle pll"C, "" Koben F Kennedy, The Couflcr ngary Poland, the GDR and th( have passed smce the tIme of the The f,rst day when I went to sch­ utlful?" she wenI on" larg~ k f d t k-" t lhese are not tOUflSl,y ,nd farmers 10 breakdown The psycholo­ No" from theIr bands or from lea- rna e Ire, an wigs soa "'U In tee Journal said Soviet UOIon 10 the last ten day:s sign109 of the Warsaw Treaty have nnl I was happy and afra,d of a, e comoactly olaced along 250 One of the VIllage shephenls gical barner which prevent them 2 The na'lOn \\111 respond \0 an ves Ftres kePt them warm when the reSinS or gums gave hght Not so The WasJungto" Evenmg ~LUI of June convincIngly proved that It IS a re the tcacher. mtles of Yugo coastlme None of was a boy He was not a goOd from adOplmg modern methods llf urllerly appeal from lls U'llen\ Oh' saId Radha I mIght lIke weather was cold and It kept wild resins or gums gave lIght Not so ~ald Abraham LIncoln would ~a\e The leader of the exerCises, Mar­ liable shield of peace and securltv of But my teacher turned out to him, then But why dtd he tell animals away very long ago m EuroJ?C fhnts anJ Ihem 's further than 30 mJles worker He -. 'lS lazy and did not larllling and land LU!hvatJon 1 he MIamI Herald noted approved of the demonstr.allun shal of the Sovlel Union Yakubcv ­ the peoples of European soclah~t (0 be a very good lady She hkp~ you to come here?" And her old tinder- (old rags soaked 1n 011) w~re from the mamland do h,s work carefully He hked 1 he FlO-Ida paper was one of a Yes thls man who spoke of gov ky, the Commander in-chief of the untnes, an inVinCible obstacle 10 the me She asked me my name, and grandfather, who h~d been 1Is- Later lhey began LO use (Ire to shU used for making fire, and tor The sparslty of popula\ton on to waste as much of hIS time as Last bu' nOt least the adv,ln(dn nunl';.,er that l.:ommcnled edlloqall) ernment of the people by Ihe peo­ Jomt armed forces of the membel way of aggressive aspirations ot the I laId he, tenlOg open-mouthed saId Whe- make tools and weapons from ITon ches of resm.soaked tWJgs w( rc KI k Rab 1z elc Is med,clne for he could, He gave the people of ent of modern education In the co on the June It} march ple for the people would have fully states of the Warsaw Treaty, said In Impenalisl powers (Cont"wed on page 4) and bronze, aod to thiS day th..' used for IIghtmg the streets .1 tOUrist who has become Sick t'he Village a lot of trouble unlry whll.:h unforunately has a understood and appreCIated Ihe pea­ hiS IOtervlew to the newspaper RUde c~untnes 'I hen I opened m, new nott" of tOUrists Some of Ihe lsland~ high IlllteracY'lndex; LannOt be eff­ lilt' flu/flll/ofe !WII tcrnllng ,he rhe peaceful European But about 140 years ago John ceful demonstration put togeth'::l In Pravo that the exerCJSCs ..re bemg ThiS was hlstoncal necessity are· are also warned by the growth of book and sat at the chair m 'h...... I~'IEW CROSSWORD PUZZLE Walker a chemist of Stockton "n 'lIe unmhablted and so you One day he shouted Wolf e.. 'cd \I, tthoul adequale numbcrl; of solldanly da\ march Impre~I'M Washmgton, It said and adde..J conducled In accordance With the ply step of the SOCialist stales to the Western Germany which openly eha la5t row but 1 could see noth Tees a town m England InYcnh.:tI have It all completely to youl­ Wolf" many t,mes When the tr~tlOed teachers and \u.... es'iful beyond expecta'IG,' I "The right of the people 10 pel· terntory of Poland Czechoslovak you" dry he rubbed Ihem across :l. rough lion uf being 'Vugoslavla S "PilL..: vllla~­ ~Ible for provlOclal studenls til ... ome IzallOns have been cr.:ated Private could eventually result '" COnslru\.. I Come and SIt In front' saId 'iurface and 1he wood With much winning Island' RelatIvely un~ veral tImes At last the to the capital for spcclahsed Ir:tHl ,1l11~lt~ deSIgned 10 assist negroes lIve a( 'Ion ThiS achlC'\emenl mu'\. ------_ __ _ my leachel So 1 went and sa~ .. mokc und showers (\1 spMk'\ hur developed Rab offels sathng and ers saId We won't go any mo­ 109 It IS mUlh more praltl.. al for ;:;:~ i~~~: I~~~~e ;.~~ ag~re~~; ~:~,~a~~;~~d l~l the front row But then am 'it lntu f1dme iJdc'"' lls e::an v lonely mlets sho­ re" One day they hcal d the boy the students III enrol In CdUL,I'h.m,t1 fl':e n0j,.t;' T,,,,,, said Mvn Swordfish No Cause Of Radioactivity: Dr. Tape olhel teachel came and sald'l uld be explored by boat Rab s crymg 'Wolf Wolf a wolf IS ea­ 1n'\1ltutlOns 111 Ihe own province.. Rnert'nd Ralph Abernathy. the rna dny Oh what IS thIS small g,d do- \ He c"IIt.:u Ihes£' fndum mnlt.:hc .. ..t Ighboul Islp Crest IS bIg, rocky tlOg my sheep Bu( they dId not h.h It:OJdt'r himself credited the npn- • Last week s huge solJdant da I The US AtomiC Energy Com- ~en shut down for 96 hours and tomallcnlly, prOVided no l:onglessl leave their \'-01 k to go and sa­ I h<.> edl'orlal also had a WOld fOI Y lflt! here?' ,Ind from Ihem has l:On1e the ma!....h lIlountulOOU:l and hardly settled the ... tudenls enrullmg In these ~ .. hu \lnlconl IOlt:rraclal poor people s ca- demonstration 10 WaSlllne'on r/ i mission told Congress Tuesday that It discharged no reactorcoolant IOtO onal objeCTions are raised FroOl I thought thIs big lady Will as we know Il today It has a stran~e de""'l freshw:.ltcr Ve 1he boy s shceo tr~nd mpalyn of Ihe past .several weeks vlded th p radar mJerfitrence mlghA haH~ t,;a~ Sasebo harbour questIOnIng by committee melnher:-. ols II saId the general ,\\ far Impressive nollce 10 e na I I send me Ollt of the class for my MatLhes have greatly unproved ~I lake that's worth, a dIp BUl th,s time the shepherd boy radloal.t,v~ ~ape be has been for techmcally trall1ed pe­ With haVing caused creative respon- tlOn of the magmLude of ItS unful- used abnorma Iy high Dr said the unfortunate SI· It appeared no objectIOns wouJJ teacher also appeal ed to be af­ nce Ihen I hey no longer throw uff A truly enchanting place IS \\as tellIng lhe tluth, really there ~s by 'tCveral agencies of governOl- fIlled commJlment to 30 million Oar I leadmgs when the American nuc- tuatlon remammg was that high lodged ople 10 takt: to admll1lstratlve '''lbs I aid of hel fumes find sparks, and some will not I, a small well-sheltered, and \( as a wolf and 11 killed several 'nl cII,zens It p lear submarme Swordfish Yls'Ieu readmgs of some kmd appeared all The 30-year agreement With J,.pm and thus aVOid makmg use uf Ihc was an Important mes"agc J M • , But my good teachN braveil even light unles,'i rubbed On a spe­ of hIS sheep ~oiJdaCity J.~panese provid~~ forested flshJrlg 1sle WJth two hard~arned and badly needctl '\kdl I ht' day march wap a delivered With dignity and order Il I apan 10 ay the momtonng mstrumenh signed earlier thiS year, for I eplled "No she 1s not a regular cml kind of surface tmy VIllages (lz Veh and Iz Seemean Shour, 11 A, ThiS trend IS not m the ,ntere'''' (Jf flllmg tribute" to Ihe late Marlll':! IS entilled to prompl response fr,1I1 I and no one has been able to pm- the supply by the USaf a r...\tord student. she 1S only COlmm. un LUlsvlll~ COllr/~r- ~,aused Maltl wher"" custom requll es Zargboona High School. the national economy becau~e rTlt',1 I uher Kmg, The congress and the administration In I Dr. Gerald F Tape, one of the pomt what or mlgQl have 161,000 kilograms of ennched ura- experimental baSiS and If she le­ members of the commiSSion said the caused them nlum 10 b I J I I. bake of Important technical work nas 10 l Ill/rnCJI said ed1tonaIIy ways that Will be meanmgful m br I oos apanese nuc ear po- arns anythmg she w,ll be offIC­ W~le be dune by foreign experts The non-Violence, the Jolnmg to oadenmg access to Amenca's ab Jg-I Swordfish was not responslble fur Bu, he contmued, there a wer produchon Ially admItted next term", I ,hd Solution To Last Week's Puzzle gelher of black and whJte the ffim- dance any IOcrease In radlO-actlvIIY-lf number of teehmcal poSS!bihlle~ - As to an eXlstmg l().year US- not know what she Ineant by I~ 2. pottery IIIL ~rticulBr .111111!lllllllllrllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllllllllllll' Illllllllltlrllllllllllllllll:I'lrulllllllllllll'III.UII.lllllllllllllll"llllllllllllilltlllllllrrl',llltltll,1111" Isuch an mcrease did occur Includmg u a rader set Japanese agreement which the ntw thIs 101lg sentence but I was ha­ = ~ ~ HIS testlmony before the jomt co- shining on particular tnstrument .. ' arrangement Will s~percede, the nu ppy to see that the bIg lady was 3. brIck ,, Dupla)' Column Vlch. A f ~OO ~ S K:HALlL, EdUor-tn_C'Ue! _ I ngreslonal atomic energy committee The A.E...C. pffcial was refeflng to clear matenals Will be subject to m- se\f~n satIsfIed ana went away (mm.,num lmes per lftau/tOn):'" Tel 24041 cast doubt on the radJoactJve read- the technical team's report that ra temational AtomiC Energy Agt:).cy My teacher wrote somethtn~ un rloJJI!Jed per lint, bold typft A f 20 SBAPIB RABBL. Editor - Ings reported by the Japanese man- dar sets were. 10 operation at he (f AB A) inspection safeguards. the blackboard whIch looked h­ 4 raw lime safely board m the are. of same tIme aboard the US vessels In the caSe of the PhoIPPlOe., Ihe k~ A.CROSS DOWN -uhscnption rar~, a stick and a plate w,th a Tel 23821 _ Sasebo harbour where SWQrdJlsh Tulare and Peacock. both moored US has concluded a new agreemenl cherry m It I-A baby bear. I-AntmaJ that gives milk was moored, on May 6 WlthlO a half mIle of Swordlsh. to prpvlde 17,600 kilograms uf en- 5 clay POl' other numbers flrSl' dIal sWllch- ~ My teachel saId . Children 3-HaU Of four. 2-A I\l3le child. Yearly . At. 1000 Dr Tape said he apd blS felluw Tuesday hearmg was called to nched uramum for power an.! re- ~.lf now tell me what 'have I Writ­ 4-A wlfes bird 3-Part of toot. Vearly At. 600 AEC commiSSioners agreed thc on- consJder US cooperative .1uc!.!ar search purposes over a 3().year per4 6 vessel board lIIImher 23043 2402g. 24026 ~ ten on lhe board?" 6-For wlQt cause Quarterly At. 300 spot reporl of • three·mon US agreements WIth Japan, the Phllipp- lod ' I stood uo and saId. I can 8-A boy's name. 5-Part of the mouth. te~hatcal team, whIch concliJded lOes, Deomark IjlId Ireland, but balf Dr Tape saId the proposed allree ( TOR tell teacher' It IS one ,;lick nnd 16-A monkey. 7-A christmas decoration. 7. struck FOREIGN that the nuclear submarine caul'ed tho hme was"devoted to the "Sword- ment wLth The Phllpplnes "rcHert:-. a dtsh wtth one cherry fall~n out ll-What you do with crayon or Edilo,wl Ex. 24, 38 i=== I 9-October. (abbreviation) o)J LED N.11 In 0""""':" Clr,·ulGtlOII 0Ild Adv-rflrill, = no Increase radlOachvlly. was fish InCident the emergence of thaI country as of It ", paJnts. lb~ _ Y....I' • oW ~ Ii_on 59 'unassallably correct" Under US law agrecJl1l;:nts one of those taking speCifiC steps for (Culltl1ll1t'd 011 page 4) 12-A stain to colour cloth Io-Another form of "be" (C(J"l","~d Oil page 4) ~ HaU Yearly .. . .• 2S ~ . ~ It was thoroughly demonstrateu, lie before the Jomt committee for the IOtroduCllOn of nuclear power" UlIlIIlllllllllllllllllljlllllullllllliluUlIllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllll' 'lllllllltlll'lllli IIUIlIIHlIlIIIIlIIlIIltllIIlIllllllllUlllllllllIlIllllllUllllllllllUlllllllltllllllllllllllll'lI11IIUIIlIUIIUU= he saId that Swordlsh's ""actor hod 30 days and then go 1010 effect ou- (Reuler) -:...~ .~,,-'_'_""::,.'_..:-:.._:_1._'_''-'_'_'_'_:....J..'-'-'_'.J:;_,..,'::,.'_":.....' '~'-"__, ,_,~_.,_:~"~~~.~~_,,..~.._~,\_~. 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\ '.. ,. '\ ' I'· t' \ \ , I,, '.. THE KABUL TIMES JUNE ,21, 1968. PAGE 4 ",...----'-~~--~~----:.~--"----- .. ',,: Matches' Invention -, Students Own The Beautiful Girl (Continued from page 3) i~om up. towareY.; the 'moon: . ",,,~, (CollJinu'ed page 3) II&h~, FOR SIIEER j I, , .'.11'\E"· 7. struck by -.. Column re nave you come from? How And that was ·the 'Iii;t time . ," '. ,:. .,)~" . :. (Continued from page 3) did"you get'nere.?" .' they 'were ever seen on thisea­ a~ .~j' '""-' DELIGHT "'1 But when I finished all. the,. llrve com'e ['rom the moon," rth, All the princes-the handso­ T '.' y,LTI students started laughing, and my " said the little yellow man. me and rieh ones, the ..fat and ES teaeher also !alfilhed..T,ben she "From the .moon?" .Grandfa­ the' Ith;n ones, martied' other 8. dropping said, "No Sabeeha. this IS Ahf ther's mputh fen open ,ilgain. princesses. Noone' remembers .~l and this Be, now you should le­ "Yes. f saw him", Rai1ha said. the beiuitiful Princess Ritdha 9. lava arn it well.' "1 told you, GrandIathe!'." no·w.. But sh~; is quite haPpy. She I said I woulq to p:ea,e my "You told me"! said Grandfa­ marne\! Prmee Moon, arid he. is good teaeher but I did not belie­ ther getting angi"Y."You told as ,beautiful and' kind and"rich 10. volcano ve her. After all what is Alif and VOL VIIi NO,.83 KABUL, SATURDAY; JTJ.NE 29,1968 (SARATAN 8, 1?47, $.H.) me. 'yOU fooiish girl! How earl . as the little DIan' said he Was - . PRICE AF. 4 Be? It makes no sense. anyone come all the way from to~. . But when you are in schooi Old grandfather is ·happy 11 nJots the moon?" . He quarrels every day· with lhe tine must believe whatever the "1 can," said the little yellow JilUe shining Yellow man and it tf'ecause' he lik­ 12. rubbing ~ W~lcomes asked us to write it in our notp· NEW ,TECHN'OLO'G'Y U.S." bo~ "I can and I did' You're a foolish es a good quarrel. But tlie yellow books and oll'e" sitting next old man withiblind eyes and so Olan Often gets angry ',mdhis tn m~ took mY ·bliiik· and wrote 13. twigs you didn't see ine coming. But shining yellow face goes red SEMTOX OPE~ED 'Invitation For it for me. ..' . INSTITUTE Princess Radha saw me," . and qark and he shilts himSelf I felt thirsty and asked my , , ' "She thought she saw you," up in his house. 14. soak .ABM 'Talks tcacher to give tne a glass Qf said Grandfather. "but she water but she told me to go oul And that is why tbe mOOn do­ WASHINGTON. June 29, (Reu­ th~ didn't How eould she? No one esn't .shine all through the mo­ Papal Calls On AITGraduates "f class and take it myself ean visit us al1 the WdY from the 15. torches ter), ·The United States said from the pitcher in the canido", nth. But - You can look up and Thursday' it was "vastly e'ncour~ moon." see grandfathet sitting there I tried to fill a glass .from the. "Y can and I did". said the li­ .To Prepare For Private Industry aged" by the readiness' of the and laughing to himself. IG. ancient pitcher. but I spilt the water ul1 ttle man again. He. was very an­ to discuss means over my clothes -and shoes. gry now and his yellow faee was 17: sparks of Jimiting the arms race in When I came 'home my mother KABUL. June 2'9. (Bakhtar),-Dr. Ali Abmad Papal, the offensive and defensive nueleDI' ~nd quite dark and red. lirsl deputy prime minister lind minister of education inaugurllted saw my wet shoes and dress Grandfather started to laugh. missiles. • wa~ ang-ry. But when I told her the n'ew buildings of the Afghan Institute of Technology on 'Thu'r;-_ State Department offieials said "Go back lo Your beautiful mo­ day. now it happened she laughed and on, then", he said. "I should like the' U.S. government was prepa­ did not say anything. She told The ne\\( buildings. adjacent, to the fnstitute's former build­ red tn set a time and place fnr 1.0 see you do it:' my cousin Rabia to give me w:)~' 109, have been completed at a eost of nearly $ four million of talks on "this extremely impO! t­ ant and, complex problem" a5 ter in future_ "r will. bUl I'll lake YOU with \\'hich $ 2.7 million were provided by the United States and the Related by Sabeeha Sultana m('." s:10uted the li·.t1e ye.llow ,pst, in Afghanis, by the Ministry of Edueation. ' soon as possible. Siddiqui Daqiqui Primary . Both the White House nnd mn:"!. "I'll te3eh you to laugh at In his inaugural' speech Dr. P6pal rejected the idea that School. Translated for this me!" He caught old grandfather the State Department welcvmed pa~e lhe need for teehnicians and technical experts was dinunishing by the announcement in :\!tOSl"j',\' by a Reporter Dr. Popal delivers his spe ech before dedicating the new AIT bulldJng. by the I..nnt of the coat and pu- saying that the verj coneept of prosperity and higher living stan­ earlier Thursday by Soviet FOl­ _ __ _ _ \It'd him nut of the window. ,l"rds is associated with higher technieal education. -----.- eign Minister Andrei Gr,lmyko I'AR1S..June 27. (AFP), Fin- "Help. h(,\p". shouted grand- "A close look at our day today lives proves this faet beYond that his government was pre· 'II1C:(' i\'lil1l~l('r , Maurice CO'..lve iE' father, as he felt himself being any doubt that no positive step in the way 01 progress can be pared to "exchange opinion!';" on r. d earried tuwards the moon. ".Save ~lurnll.C' Wednesday conl'rnlC" taken without technical knowhow and trained technicians," the USSR Urges Talks On Missile Systems the problem. Ih:ll the' Benque de France, the me. Radha S;lVC mE'." r.l i niste.r asserted, ,. State department spokesm:'Tl F'n'n('h central bank, had been Rueha cau:..:r.t at her grand· MOSCOW, June 29. (Reuler) Robert J. McCloskey told a prpss I I fathpr', Ieet and pulled: but lhe The minister also gave detaileq. information as to the history national document immediately" his summit talks a year earll."· ~('lllIlg gold in thf' ast. e.\~ I'little' .~Pl1ow man pulled harder, uf t~chnical education in Afghanistan which started about 30 years ·The Soviel Union said Thur,­ he said.- ' with Soviet Prime Ministe:- Al­ conference Washington was still da\"~ at tht, offiCial rate uf ~ ,~.) day that it was ready Lo dis~~lss Grornyko said there was nc exei Kosygin-President John­ awaiting further details uf Gro· . 1 and (1W:.lY thr:--' went through '",go With limited means and personnel. )('1 ClIll"lCT tn othe'r centra I with the United States ~ow to reason why Soviet~U,S. relations myko's speech before the Sup­ 1 l~(' r1,\I'k nIght .. ky. UD. up. up. He expressed appreciation for all those frie.1dly countnes son said "we have yet to "'in an limit development of both 01­ eould not develop satisfactorily. agreement which would aVOId :1 reme Soviet. in v.lhich he 103.:1<--' h;lnks=-'---~------_.-:_._---- who have rendered assistance in promoting modern technical edu­ fensive and defensive rocket Sy· "But the United States hao lo costly anti-ballistic missile race thl' anno'uncement, but he em· ("(ition in the country. stems. ~top phasised the United States wos , trying to tum the world i!1­ between thp U.S. and the SO\'. ' The announcement was maQl' side out." he declared. iets. ready to move forward quickly. --.. The minister considered it the by Foreign Minister Andrei Gr­ U.S. omcials emphasised that • 41 . . ~, se," he said, adding, "the stud­ Referring' Ito President Joh'1­ "We are ready to make ,':Ul'h prime duty of those responsiblf' ents, must be told to prf'pan~ omyko in a speeeh lo the Sup­ son's Glassboro speech and his an ~greement-and we urge the the talks-long sought by Wdsh­ ~ for the promotion and managp • nongov~rn­ reme Soviet (parliamen~) hE rc a~d ington-would be aimed at end· themselves for jobs in call lor the United States Soviets to join us." men t of technical institutions mental concerns which Lonslitll~ Thursday morning. the Soviet Union to build pe,"e Gromyko said the Soviet lin· ing the development of coo;;tiy to see that "academic program­ te the backbone of Q country ...; "brick by brick", Gromyko SAIO: ion was doing all it could 10 anti-blastic missile systems <1.'; AFT' mes are arranged in conforn'tty economy. They must not always In a 90-minute speech .In in:cr­ , "This is good. But who is stop­ prevent relaY-tms with China fl'. well as intercontinental nuclf.'i1r­ with the reqUirements of the ti­ look forward to employment in national affairs and foreign po· plDg the United States from ac. om .growing worse, but said that armed weapons. i\fg-han Fur Tailoring me and with due respect to nul' Jiey, Gromyko said: In another development reb!· governmental institutions." ling this way? the United Stute' Pekmg was deaf to Soviet tJVf'I'­ national traditions and hOII(".J~ Dr. Popal stressed that a so­ ·jThe Soviet Union is reael.., for acts t?therwise on all the m3jnl" tures. cd to the nuclear arms problem, rs und and balanced development an exchange of opinion ~n lim;­ questions, .but why does it nut the State Department sUPP:Jrted \ Industr)' is ready '0 accept "They should also see that the requires the active participation ting rocket sYstems. both ,)Ircn­ aq in the way it says it will',)" The Mao Tse-Tung group h. an invitation to China by Unit­ Killing all insects. students could make maximum of the private seetor in the pro­ sive and defensive" conference in Geneva. and progress will be theil' ddi­ withoutr trained technicians and ern nuclear powers. to sit duwn lear weapons which will be ope­ subversive policy towards m:·r genee and hard work-nothing el- experts. Looking at the prObiL'm at a conference table. with p·ar­ state." Ariana, Aeroflot ned for signature here and in Chi~ese Pleasant odour. from this angJe, it is <..oovious ticipation of all nuclear sf.ates, Washington and London ·next newspapers and J'adio, and abroad for cailoring, ,that the need for trained tech­ and to consider seriously the Monday as "one of the bigges: he sa,ld, were more anti-Snvit.t Pool E«rnings From nicians is constantly incn:asing question of an intemation;ll con~ steps ever taken to curb the nll~ lhan, Imperialist propaganda. Pe­ Royal Audwnce s Address: Wholesalers Tel. 23576 rather than decreasiog". he said. vention prohibiting the use cI clear arms race for the sake of klng. foreign policy "was suh.­ Kabul-Moscow Trip tanning ,or I'olishlng. Con- KABUL. June 29, (Bakbtar). Anoth.er point he mentioacfi nuclear weapons. lasting interests of peace:· yerSlve splitting. and adv~lltur­ KABUL, June 29, (Bakhtar\.­ The Royal Protocol Department an­ was the variety of academiC me­ "Our country is ready to afl'ix Is.t ..:treachery to Marxism _LC'_ Arlana Afg,han Airlines and the letailers: Pharmacies and Confectioneries In his speech on June 4 at C':;l­ nlnlSm." nouneed that His Majesty the thods which are being used in the itli signature to such an inter- assboro, New Jersey-the site df Soviet airline AerofIot ha"e ag­ ._-~------King granted audienee to the fo­ veld of teehnieal training, reed to pool their earnings from tact G. Hassan Faryadi and llowing during the "ieek ending ---~ ------nights between Kabul, Tashkent NAUROZ June 27th: . "So long as the curricuJ. nf and Moscow. Dr. Ali Ahmad Popal, the first our educationaJ institutions are According to an agreement re· brothers at Sherpnr Square CARPET deputy prime minister and the inspired by the national IdeaJs of Gaullists Seem Heading For Talks On: Sabah ached between the two airlines EXPORT Minister of Education: education and so long as these revenues ohtalned from regular AN OFFICIAL , Gen. Khan Mohammad. the mini­ institutions can maintain and Effective Majority Dispute Cancelled I 'weekly fflghts between Kabul, near the German embassy ster of defence; Dr. Noor Ali the strengthen the spirit· of coope­ I Tashkent and MOSCf I lippi.n~s delegation which .was j' that both men expressed satt~. 34 14 C price of five 7 o'clock stainless blades has been reduced from The United States marine corps mand said North Vietnan1P.~e str­ blamed the Communists ana Kabul C the Buzkashi team from Balkh • their left-Wing allies for trying awaltlOg two documents from (action with the state of com· 93 F 57 F base at Khe Sanh was evacuated ength in Northern South Vietn­ In afs. to 15 afs.- price to the public province were also received in in the face of a large North Viet­ to seize power during the crislc;. Manila. . merce between the two countri~s Kandahar 41 C 21 C' The Most Exciting am had increased from "at leo:tst audienee by His Majesty dur­ namese build Up. The argument successfully Ia­ The documents concern the and optimism for the future. 106 F 70 F week~ the equivalent of six divislcns" ing the . The outpost, a few miles from llied to· the GauIJists what has credentials of the Sultan 01 Su­ A press note released by th, 38 C 23 C Improvements in manufacturing techniques have brought down the cost in January to "at least the equi­ Herat <.. f lu and, his cession of the sovereig­ Indian embassy said Soviet oflk F Laos and the Demilitarised Z,,­ Vulenl 01 eight" today, become known as the "party 100 F 73 Products of Their Kind of production of 7 o'clock stainless without in any way affecting the excellent fear"· ,the mainstream middle­ nty over Sabah to the Philipp,. ials had agreed that negolia[;or.'· C on in the far northwest corner This gave the ;ldversary "the Bamian 25 C II class voters who above all wi::Int ne government in 1962. on a new trade agreement for 52 F shaving qualities of this blade. 01 South Vietnam. withstood d capability of mounting jeverai 77 F House, Senate dramatic 80-day siege early this stability. The Philippines spokesman on 1970 10 . 1975 wovld begin la '," 23 C si'zeable attacks coneurrenlly" in Falzabad 33 C year. The Gaull-ists now fear some the other hand, charged thai al­ this year or early next year 91 C 73 C MODEL M-9 As a result of these 'improvements the' 7 o'clock Company is pleased to pass the area. Eva.cuation eastward by road "significan~ly of these voters may feel 'l,.t though they had not received the Singh, who arrived here on Su. Jalalabad 43 C 27 C Committees Meet To meet this in­ documents from Manila they nday, also met with Foreign Tr· .", Ii Jt.'" :"11'0 H10nau on the benefit of their price reduction to the public and helicopter began on Tues­ ereased threat". U.S. and allied . they have given the regime too 109 F 80 F ,;tgre­ ade Minister NikoJie Patoliche\' •.11 u'rnu! alit! play KABUL, June 29. (Bakhtarl.- day and was to end by the wee- . much authority and swing ba':\ wanted to met "to discuss Kunduz 41 C 24 C forces must "make maximum ad­ ~d Ma~4.vs­ to discuss planned Soviet ·purc!l. . All ,1I1,tl ',I.-\!l' ,10 waM The various committees of the kend, but continued Friday an the other way. minutes," But lithe 106 F 75 F All retailers and wholesalers who currently hold stocks of 7 o'clock stainless vantage of (heir superior fil'ept1­ lans rebuffed us." he added. ases of railway wagons from In­ 11111 ,. Jlfl"~'1 House of ~resentatives held American spokesman said Fri- The Gaullists. two short of lin 42 C 25 C wer and mobility" and mugt n~t Laghman ·Wlllt·1rN1!wnry CROSS blades based on the old public p~ce";of 17! afs. need not worry about loss of absolute majority when the as­ After the can'cellation of Thur. dia and Soviet deliveries of do r· 107 F 77 F sessions on Thursday. day. be "lied to specific terrai;l' the 1111 U heall sembly was dissolved, won 52 sday's meeting observers hl"!re craft, helicopters, ships and '·oth. 31 C 17 C I profit. Iil the next few weeksJl1!! 7 (j'do.ck s3.1esmen of th~ Yaqubie Company will The Budgetary and Finane;al The base was in the final ,,:,.- communiqut, said. Ghazni ." "Ilt!~d, ] heilll Affairs Committee discussed the. ges of demolition, Friday. Ske1e­ seats in the' 487-member asseln~ doubted if the two sides would er sophisticated' machinery and 88 F 63 'F be visiting all tr.aders and .win, ·crecllt them for the difference In pnce of the plants". the note said. ._---- . MaRnlllcenl 011 lin, state's budget which was refer- tons of burneA out aircraft were ,bly On the first round, In one agree to resume discussions. I 15hf'f ,'/('odclI catnnet stock they hold. '. red to it through the House sec- being shoved into bunkers and' other constituency, their run~ relariat after its first readin/: in pits hollowed oul by marine bu:. U.S. SST Plane off opponent later dropped oul. H~­ Therefore look for and buy 7 o'clock stainless at the new low price of lhe Senate. Idozers Ray Tells London Court AT THE The Minister of Finance, Mo- Mariiles chased sCav~nRln.~ The opposition parties wrJn 15 afs. for 5 blades ' hammad Anwar Ziayee and ~ne rats with stones in 'the' balling Project May Be only 4 seats "between them-SIX chief of his budget department Sun as clouds of red dust whiri­ Communists, £ive Centrists, tw~) Didn't Kill Negro Leader were summoned 'before the H,m· ed up by numerous helicopt~rs right-wingers and one left-win~­ LONDON. June 29, (AFP),· into case law going back to thl.' ~ONEttD,li se to answer questions. observed shell-searred hills nr- Delayed A Yeor er; J ames Earl Ray publielY deni.d 1890's to demonstrale'that the as­ The CuIrural Affairs Commit- ound the base-scene' of a bitter The big losers were the Co,",,· here today that he was the kil­ sassi~ation came into a category tee deliberated On tbe· answers 80 day siege earlier this 'ye.... WASHINGTON, June 29, mupists and Franeois Mitter','­ leI' 01 Dj·. Martin Luther King. 01 enme outside the British Ex­ (AFP)The Americun plan to bu­ ARlANA CllIiEMA: provided by the Ministry of In· "Kbe Sanh is just one big gra­ and's Socianst FederatiOlC\ of. the Ro.y. accused of premeditated tradition Code At 2, 5,' 7! 91 p.m, American aod formation and Culture on tbe cu- vey.ard". said one marine bull- ild a supersonio airliner was Fri- Left, whi.ch bo.th got 2.5 p'er cent murder of the Negro leader, and At one point 'Frisby setit Ray !tural agreement between Af- dozer driver just before he , day threatened with dropping an­ fewer votes than in the last ge­ of escaping from Misspuri State into the wilness box and aske:l: British film dubbed in Farsi other year behind Lts Anglo-Fr­ (THE GREi\T TRAIN ROBBE­ ghanistan and the People's Re-" shoved a heap of tangled meta) neral election in Mareh 1967. Prison he had earlier been serv­ "Did You kill Dr. King" Ray re­ «IAKAI' ELECTRIC CO., LTD. "i)-CLOCK eneh and Soviet rivals following 'I;he main question now appe­ ing a sentence for armed \'obb~­ RY) public of Cbina. and spent shells into il bunke:·. plied 10 a hushed voice: "No, SiL" d...Y P,o. BOX 12, TO.KYO INTERNATlQNAL AIRPORT JAPAN W~"#'Jj>\1ii:.ii,M Tbe committee also approved Seeonds later he' was div;'~!l a dedsiqn by the House of Rep­ ars to be not whether the Gaul­ ry, made the denial at it oourt He also said he had never mel / resentatives appropriations com- lists will win, but whether the' hearing here Thursday to consi·· PARK CINEMA: eight articles of the second cha· for eover as North Vietnam,'se Dr. King nor carried any gru·Jge pteI' of the law legislating the artillery-'Firing from' posi~kJllS mittee, . Orthodox fifth republic Gaulli­ del' a formal United States gn­ against him, At 2!. 5!, 8 and 10 p.m. IraJ]ian ·Cala!CJ!:::ue and Puce List Available on Request STAINLESS " trial and punisliment of judicial in hidden caves just over the The committee decided to re­ sts led by Pompidou ean rule al­ vernment request for Ray's e'l(­ Earlier in the day David Cal­ film . I requ~'it AGE:' e~ployees ject a government for one without having to rely allY tradition, (OUR TOWN CHAMPION) and 'officials with ccr- ,border with Laos-pl"ced MA: PROFESSION: .Remember••.7 o'clockstainless The committee also' appr The daily pounding i. h.mper. defending .:lames Eari schedule of alleged events lead­ that the al!pendlx to the ll\w on ing mop up operations and ning in July. In the last administration. the Ray argljed that the killing ..f ing up to and following the kI­ At 2 5, and 7! p.m. Iranian film ADDRESS. shave. .net, shaves and shaves I The committee, moreover, p,ro­ (AdS JOURNEY) . 'judicial organisation and a1Ulto- U.S. military sources are reluc­ independent republiealls were a Martin Luther King' was a p,:,li­ lling of Dr. King last April 4 at I_ . rity should become part oftbe tant to saY when the last mari­ posed the restitution to the tre­ vital but uneasY partner in the' tical crime-and therefore not Memphis .Tennessee. law and aceepted as Its tblrd nes will leave Khe Sanh'. asury of $ 30 million alrendy vo­ Gaul1ist al1Lanee, holding 43 of subjeet to extradition. chapter. In, a communique explaming .Conlinued. on P~ge 4 the 242 government seats. Attorney Roger Frisby delv,·d (Co"f;'IIl1ed 0" Page II I Ki\llUL NENDARI: ...... ••.-:3'X At 2, 5, and 71 p.m. Indian film .1 (LARKA LARKEY) .,