VOL. XVIII, NO. 132 MONDAY, SFPTEMBER,, 1, 1980, (SUNBULA 10, 1359 A.H.) PRICE AFS. 6 Karmal sends telegram of Congratulatory PasMooW, Eataeh ratfena thanks to Brezhnev, Kosygin telegram sent KABUL, Sept. 1, (Ba- ister of USSR, KABUL, Sept. 1, Ba- khtar). In reply of con- Please accept the 'sinc- khtar). On the occasion gratulatory telegrams se- ere and heartfelt thanks of Uth anniversary of day marked allover nt on the occasion of the of the people, PDPA CC, September 1 Revolution cotietty reg-- 1 61st anniversary of RC, DRA Government of the Socialist People's aining of independence and my own for the wa- Libyan Arab KABUL, 1, Jamahidya, September. (Bakhtar),The national day of our Pashtoon and Baluchi of Afghanistan the foll- rm and fraternal congra- a congratulatory telegr- owing was marked yesterday in special functions held in Kabul and the capitals of the prov , telegram has tulations you have sent am has been sent by Ba- inces. J been communicated to us on the occasion of 61st brak Karmal, General Moscow by Babrak Ka- anniversary of rega- The ceremonies held in of its high and human ob- ked by holding of joyful and Pashtoons and Bal- the Secretary of PDPA CC, ( rmal, 'General Secretary ining of independence of Kabul was attended by jectives. functions raising of fla- uchis residing there. President of RC and DRA of PDPA CC, President Afghanistan. Mau-m- er Dr. Saleh Mohammad During the historic ce- gs by the mayor and de- ' Bakhtar reporters', add Prime Minister, to of RC and DRA Prime Under the V.I. Lenin, the Zeary and Noor Ahmad remonies of this historic livering of exciting and that in these functions na- Preside- Minister to Leonid Brez- great, the Soviet Union was nt of country. Noor secretaries to and me- day special edition of revolutionary speechs in tional dances were pei that hnev, the first country that exten- mbers of PDPA CC Politb- the Heywad daily, carr- the provincial capitals. and national and General Secretary of the Central Commi- ded recognition to Af- In uro and members of the ying special articles on These functions were revolutionary songs we- this telegram Bab- ttee of the ghanistan mem- RC Presidium, Sultan the national day of the attended by the provin- re played, welcoming th- Communist and the rak Karmal has hoped for Party and President of the ory of Ali Keshtmand 'member Pashtoon and Baluchi Br- cial and city party secr- is auspicious historic day this bright fact further development of Bai-uc- Presidium of the Supre- will always remain with friendly relations fr- of the PDPA CC Politb- ethren and their brave etaries, governors, par- of our. Pashtoon hi and and me Soviet uro, member of the Pre-idiu- struggle against coloni- ty cadres and '" activists, brothern. of USSR and the Afghans. aternal cooperations be- Alexei Kosygin, Prime tween the peoples vice president alism, and the photo of members of the Democr- The newspapers Since then the Afghan-Sovi- et of the and Minister of USSR: of RC and deputy prime Khan Abdul Ghaffar Kh- atic Organisations for periodical published in relations have pe- countries. minister and minister of pl- an and some other com- Afghan Youth and Wom- the capital and provinc- Esteemed Comrade Le- rsistently and fruitfully anning affairs, members of bating Pashtoon and Ba- en,' members of the uni- es took part in marking onid Brezhnev, General developed on the basis Telegrams of luchi leaders, were distr- ons of agricult- of the principles of go- the Politburo and Cen'Til workers, this day by putting , out Secretary of the Central Ab-du- od Committee of PDPA, r ibuted to the audience. ural services cooperativ- special editions and, lik- Committee of the Comm- neighbourliness, fri- thanks sent Rashid Aryan, me- Bakhtar correspondents es, state employees incl- ewise, radio and televis- unist Party and Preside- endship, equality and re- spect mber of the PDPA CC, report from provinces th- uding military officers ion of the Democratic Re- nt of Presidium of the for national sover- KABUL, Sept.l, (Ba- and RC and deputy prime at the National Day of and civil officials and la- public of Afghanistan br- Supreme Soviet of USSR. eignty, territorial inter-grit- y khtar). In reply to con- minister and minister of Pashtoons and Baluchis rge crowd of citizens of oadcast special program- Dear Comrade Alexei and mutual cooper- gratulatory telegrams justice and attorney se- brethern was also mar the provincial capitals mes on the occasion.- ; N. Kosygin. Prime Miri- - ation. received on the occasion veral, a number of the The friendly relations of the 61st anniversary of members of the RC and existing with the Sovi- regaining of independe- et Union Council of Ministers, pa- has provided an nce of Afghanistan, Bab- rty cadres and activists, objective basis for deve- rak Karmal, n lopment General leading delegates of the r and progress of Secretary of PDPA CC, ! 1 "0 i ii A 1 . Afghanistan and Democratic Organistions " h these President of RC and DRA ties continue to for Afghan Youth and IT I expand Prime Minister, has sent ( mJl on a i Women, members of the wider scope, telegrams of thanks to: (Continued craft unions, generals and on page 4) high ranking officers of Fidel Castro, First hi- ' the armed forces and ' J, Jalalar leaves Secretary of the Central empl- ?i JC gh ranking state Committee of Commun-is- t oyees, Pashtoons and for Berlin Party and Chairman Baluchis residing in Ka- of Council of State and bul and a large number KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bak- Government of Cuba; of toiling Kabul citize-n-s. htar). Minister of Com- merce, Mohammad Kh- Neelam Sanjiva Re-dd- '' an Jalalar left for Following the recitati- the President of India; i Ul German Democratic Re- on of few verses from Hafez-al-Assa- d, Presi- holy Koran Assadullah public yesterday on the invitation dent of Arab Republic of Payam the Kabul May- of the GDR Syria; Minister of Tr--; or delivered a speech in party Foreign Outstanding and government personalities accompanying Khan Abdul Ghafar Khan inter--nation- he said: on behalf ade to visit the which up to the plane at Kabul International Airport prior to his departure , Nicolae Ceausescu, for Moscow. , .... toiling. exjiibitipn -- of. ". Re-.- at the brave., and " . Socialist .. Leipzig "In country.'''" Kabul citizens I have the that public of Romania; , Later on Minister, honour to k the. of Commerce would pr-oce- the great leader Kim II Sung, Secreta- Sciiolars speak to Czechoslovakia1 toons Khan Ali Sina's ry General of the Centr- tobi. on the invitation of ffar Khan and theSS'Sfbrave the; al of Wo- Czechoslovak Committee the Pashtoon and Baluchis minister rkers Party and Presid- of trade to visit the on the occasion of the Moscow contribution in promotion of sciences ent of the Democratic Pe- for Berno engineering exhi- National Day of Pasht- Ko- KABUL, September, 1, KABUL, Sept. 1st. ople's Republic of oon and Baluchi brethr rmanent secretary and was presided over by Prof. bition there. (Bakhtar). Khan Abdul The rea and Abdur Rauf ' (Bakhtar). scient- Dr. Mohammad Akbar Abdul Hai Habibi and en. al Qasem. Prime M- Ghaffar Khan, the ific sessions of the Semin- Madadi as raporteur to the following scholars re- During his sftay in Throwing light on this inister of Arab milita- ar commemorating the Sh-af- iq the historic day of the Pash- ional leader and the seminar. ad their papers: Prof countries, Jalalar le- Republic of Syria. toons and Baluchis the nt fighter of Pashtuns Millennium of Abu All The morning session Yunus under the ti- would hold a series of di- for the Soviet Union Sina Balkhl were held Sina Kabul Mayor in1 his sp- ft tle "Ibn Balkhi scussions on matters of yesterday to undergo.1 me- at the Sayed Jamaluddin eech said: The history of Mukammel and Uses of Medicin- trade between the DRA. liberation movement of ' dical treatment. Hall of the Kabul Unive- al Herbs" Mahel Her-ra- GDR and the Socialist Abdul Wakil Internat- the vast masses of Pas- At the Kabul rsity Library last Satur- leaves for under the title" a Republic of Czechoslova- ' Airport Dr. Saleh htoons and Baluchis he- ional day and a number of sch- Talk on the Tale of Hai kia, with the sources co- explains DRA's ars witness to the fact Mohammad Zeary and olars spoke on the servi- bin Yaqzan Ibn Sina", ncerned in the above re- Se- Baghdad s Noor Ahmad Noor, ces Prof. Rahim Elham un- spective that Pashtoons and Balu-ch- rendered by this orie- countries. problems cretaries and,, members ntal genius deve- der the title "A discussion econ. have never bowed toward KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bak- of the PDPA CC Politb- lopment scien-- 1 on Abu Ali Sina", Prof. At the Kabul Interna- before the colonial pow- of medical htar). The ambassador uro, and RC Presidium, ce, philosophy, logic, Ghulam Hassan Mujad-id- tional Airport he was se- at UN session ers and aggressive forces designate of DRA to Ba- i and will not do so. Sultan Ali Kishmnnd, social sciences, natural under the title "Logic en off by the Minister of ghdad, Abdul . Hadi Mu- Member of the PDPA CC from the point of view Agriculture and Land KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bak- sciences, literature and kammel left Kabul for Sa-ee- htar).- Abdul Wakil, adds, Politburo, Vice Preside- other fields of activities. of Abu Ali Sina" Dr. d Reforms, Fazl Rahim Then, Bakhtar Iraq yesterday to assume Minister of Finance the Kabul Mayor raised nt of RC and Deputy Pr- Afghani under the Momand, Deputy Mini- his office. He was seen head of the DRA de- the flag amid waves of ime Minister and Mini- The Bakhtar reporter title "A Glance at the Bo- ster of Commerce and and of off at the Kabul Inter- ok some other officials of legation to the 11th UN sentiments ." ster Planning Affairs, adds that at the outset Ibn Sina ul Esharat the of . the national Airport by the on Econ- audience while exciting'" Abdur Rashid Aryan, of the morning session, and Altanbihat", Prof. that ministry. Special Session deputy chief of) protocol, omic Development, wh- songs were by Member of the PDPA the agenda was read wh- Abdul Hai Habibi under broadcast some other Officials of ich is currently held in Radio Afghanistan. CC, RC, Deputy Prime ich was unanimously ap- the title "explanation of the Ministry of Foreign a speech Simultaneously with Minister, Minister of Ju- proved. Similarly in the some points on Zindajin-ami- a Reception held New York, in Affairs and Ambassador while discussing he ec- the raising of the flag stice and Attorny Gene- meeting Dr. Abdul Latif Ibn Sina". of Iraq to Kabul. onomic problems of the the students of the Rah- ral, some members of the Jalali was elected as pe (Continued on page 4) on Pashtunistan developing countries st- man and Khushal Kh- PDPA CC, RC, the Cou- rongly denounced the High Schools, dressed ncil of Ministers and ot- an negative stand of im- national costumes, her high ranking party Nat'I Day the in perialist countries in this Jjerformed 'attractive na- and government memb- :.T" ers and representative of KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bak- regard. tional dances. htar) On the occasion Afterwards the revolu- the Soviet embassy said good bye to Pacha Khan ' of National Day of the The head of the Afgh- - tionary poet of Pashtooni br- and accompanied him un- if Pashtun and Baluchi an delegation after expl- Ajmal Khatak delivered a was , ethren, reception aining! the economic pro- a detailed speech and af- til the plane. hosted at Kabul Hotel blems1 of Afghanistan as pointing out the con- BERLlNScpT ter 1, (AON) last evening by the Minis-ste- r a least developed coun- and just strugg- tinuous The release of all child- of Frontier Affairs try expressed objection les of Pashtoons and Ba- ren detained ini, South Af- Faiz Mohammad which , with regard to lack of luchis said: The revolu- ft' rica and' Namibia has been was attended by Vice continuation of cooperat- tion of Afghanistan is a by demanded the United President of RC and De- ion from capitalist co- roaring flood which no the Nations Children's Fund puty Prime Minister and untries toward implem- straw and dust can stop (UNICEF) committee of the A reception given by the Frontier Affairs Minister at Kabul view of the Minister of Planning Affairs entation of UN resplut-ion-s. it and it goes ahead with National Day of German Democratic Hotel last evening on the occasion of Pashtuns and Sultan Ali Keshtmand, so- firm and wide steps tow- Raluchis. :' me members of the PD- w , ards the implementation . PA CC Politburo, DeDU-t- y The Minister of Fina- I Prime Minister, Min- nce stated that Afghan- ister of Justice and Att- istan is in' urgent need ft orney General, Abdur of peace in order to sol- Rashid Aryan, some me- ve its socio rt 'onomic mbers of the PDPA CC. problems and that is why

I RC and the Council pf she is desirous of main- Ministers, party, cadres, taining normal relations some high ranking gove- with all countries based rnment, military officia- on the principles of frie- ls, Ajmal Khatak and ndship, cooperation and Pashtuns and Baluchis Jnon interference in the

, ... . residing in Kabul. internal affairs of one .I During the reception another, respect to terr- Kabul Mayor, Assadullah Payam delivering his speech on the occasion of Pashtunistan National Day of our Tashtun the artists of Radio TV. itorial integrity and na- and Baluchi brethren. . gave a concert tional sovereignty. 7

Page 2 KABl'L NEW TIMES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1980 INT'I PRESS MOSCOW- :- "The forum which me- ets lor the second time Israel. aase of . over the past decade sets Ilk itself a topical and impor- tant goal: To appraise ob- Seminar on A vicenna's jectively and comprehen- sively how the treaty is Ziomsmi'. imperialism hcin.T translated into life, millennium It effectiveness can birth The role of Zionism as sumer of 1971, in the Arab be (enhanced and how it BY an instrument of imperia- A POLITICAL ANALYST countries the reactionary sem- all people though he can be given universal The holding of the 'a imperialism in the forces stop at nothing wh- commemorating was the dear and most character," Igor Melnikov lism, US inar lirst place, has been clear- Israeli ile victimising and persec- of gifted son of Afghanis- writes in Pravda, comm- the founder of Zionism, terests the invaders' the birth millennium ly seen in the Middle East. uting the Communiscs and Abu tan. enting on the results of the racist ideology and e and expansionists are rea- Shaikhul Raees the stau-nche- The US ruling circles are great-powe- r policy of dy to subject mankind to other democrats, Ibn-S- lna the general discussion the All Balkhi Now UNESCO comme- at to to and most consistent trying retain, even Jewish big bourge- ag--ai- . the world's severe tests and trials in Kabul by the Acad- morates high scie- second conference on libe- - the consolidate their positions oisie, claimed that univers fighters for national emy of Sciences of Af- and philosophic- considering the action of ntific in that area having major al brotherhood was nothing World Zionism Is- ration. ghanistan is a manifes- the treaty on non-prolife- ration and al personality of this economic, str- Ih-o.- military, and but a wonderful dream and rael invariably support e The Zionist Government of the efforts great Tashke- of nuclear ' wea- tation man in ategical importance. that the main in the hum- plans of the imperialist of Israel is a kind of Trojan by pons. "That the nuclear made the governing nt, the capital of the In their plans the imp- po- ration an activities is antagonism. powers whose purpose is Horse in nt of the Democratic at treaty j Soviet Uzbekistan an erialists mainly count on national-liberatio- n has great possibilities is In pursuance of antagon- to quell the Arab licy carried out by Western Republic of Afghanist- , international level. Israel. Indicative of this istic policy towards the movement. They imperialist circles in Asia an to pay great homage evidenced by new and was Israel's participation, local Arab population, the supported the plan of the and Africa. By persistent- new which np-pe- ar to sons of this land to signatures Sa-d- the It is gratifying note side by side with the resettlement of Zionism United States, France and ly talking about Israel as have great on it. Recently, al- . who made that at this time when regime, in the US pira-- "Middle-Eas- ag- one, minded Jews to Palestine Britain to set tip t a small state far from contribution towards the the! Indonesia, Switzerl- Ap- the PDPA and tical raid upon Iran in started in the eighties of Headquarters" envis- gressive aspirations, lau-- d of Af- and, Portugal, Turkey, cultural enrichment government kno- e DRA are ril 1980. It is common the past century. With the aging Western power co- ng'to the skies the Isra-- ghanistan in the long fully engaged in fight- Sri Lanka1, and a number wledge that shortly before aid of the British imperia- ntrol of the Arab .irmed i agricultural cooperative-typ- e of history. of other states acceded ex- course ing against the subv- that raid, US military lists the Zionists managed forces and military buses. settlements and the to it. The aggregate nu- and ersive activities of the perts secret service to extend the Jewish sett- The realization of 'that pl- Histadrut enterprises, and message mber of the participants Opened by the enemies of the Saur men had a conference with lements in Palestine and an, rejected by the Arab relying on the aid of Ayes-ter- n Ge-nc- has now become of Babrak Karmal, Revolution, instigated 112". representatives of the Is- ' Speeches to knock together their own states, would deprive the powers, the Israeli by represe- West-Germa- n of go- in- 193C-193- Secretory by the imperialists, raeli and army. In 9 Arab of Government has succeed- ntatives of tens of countr- that whatever opport- PDPA CC, President od attention is naid to telligence agencies. Jerus- army, jointly with the unity to str- ed in establishing contacts ies", the author points Po- continue their of RC and DRA Prime the commemoration of alem Post noted, late in lish troops, was used uggle with several developing out, "showed their deep to for liberation. Minister the seminar the great men of scien- April, the conference had suppress the anti-coloni- The countries. As a result, joint-sioc- k interest in the realization, representatives of provided a good forum ce and culture and the approved of an Entebbe movement in the Arab East. Israel, propped up by the associations and com- of further measures to st- for the scholars and preservation of the cu- Version, that is, a repetition Zionism thus acted as a circles of international ""Zio- panies have appeared in rengthen peace and inte- men of letters to shed ltural treasure of Afgh- of Israel's piratical raid military butcher of the nism, support ,the imperia- many African and Asian rnational security and lirfit on various aspects anistan. The enrichme- upon the Entebbe Airport Arab national-liberatio- n lists and countries, with the partici- to put an to nu- of the life and numer- nt and revival of cult- end the of Uganda, committed in movement to please the from the high rostrum of pation of Israeli capital. clear arms race. The con- ous works of Abu AM ures of different nat- 1976. The shock detachm- impcriai's(s. the United Nations. Israel Actually, however, the ca- clusion of a treaty on tot- ents of the Irnaian Ibn Sina Balkhi. ionalities living in Af- Terrorism and aggression voted against Tunisian in- pita! invented by the Isra- Known as Avicenna in ghanistan al ban on nuclear weap- which elis those constitute were the ways used by dependence' and tried to into enterprises Ibn-S- ons' which is now being seve- the West, lna the nrime objective of were sent to Iran for wreck the initiative of. Afro-- has, come mostly from the negotiated between on the Zionists for wrecking great genius of the ral months end, had been Asian t.nd Britain. It was was a the cultural policy of UN No- countries conce- u2 Gret Soviet Union, be- the resolution of the East. He was born the Democratic Repu- the USA. trained in Israel. It has rning the discussion of the one of the channels through Rnd. Britain, would make come known that dirty vember 29, 1947, on the di- in Bokhara from a Bo blic of Afghanistan. the North-Africa- n colonies' li- which the monopolies of possible, point- vision of Palestine into an kharayee woman and it as was job was carried out under with Western countries tried to Arab and a Jewish ftate. beration. Beginning passing ed out by the participants the patronage of notorious avoid establish- while he was Afghanistan has produced Long before the establish- the Tenth UN General limitations years of his in the conference, to res-- ' Ashraf Pahlavi, sister of ed by developing the early many great men who ment of Israel the Zionists' Assembly session, when the most train the race of nuclear dethroned Iranian Shnh. mono- life he studied have been a source of had started to devastate the Algerian problem was for Western arms and to stop their fu- With this aim in view ' she polies in. sciences prevailing in inspiration and heln Arab towns and villages; raised for the first time. their penetration rther oualitative impro- had settled in Israel and ' his time and soon he for scholars and men of killing their inhabitimts. Israel has been trying to to the Third World. became a shining vement". - generously financed the prevent from star letters all over the wo- In 1948 front-line- - France the The imperialist powers, "The strengthening of training centre of counter-- the Arab in the world of science rld. The DRA governm- ' signing of the Evian-le- s ration states responded to United States in the the non-prolife- re- revolutionary shock det- the the and philosophy. ent considers it its du- Bjins agreements. The in- first place, use Israel in gime", the article stress- achments, using the money calls of Palestinian Arabs ty to ternational Zionist circles , pav bomas" to help. Arab-Israe- li their struggle against the He was not only a fam- es, "would to a great ext- which her royal brother for The first these scholars for the provoked wholeheartedly supported Arab progressive forces, in ous scholar, scientist ent promote the realizat- had stolen from the Iran- war, by great contributions th-e- y the Zionists, flared up in imperialist reprisals aga- their attempts to wreck the and philosopher but ion of the Soviet propos- ian people. , have inst the people of Algeria, Afro-Asia- n medic- made towards the Middle East. After that, Arab unity, to split also a renowned alson termination of the Morocco, who the development of kn- Israel's complicity i;i the through fault of Zi- Tunisia and countries and to send al practitioner Aside production of any the the nuclear; anti-Irania- had been trying to gain in- . owledge as a common US n campaign onists, three more armed there agents from carrying out imp-- weapons and on gradual dependence. ' nroperty of all human- is by no means a chance oc- conflicts jeopardising wor- trained , iu Israel. The Zio- portant scientific exp- reduction of their strocks ity. currence in the foreign po- ld peace, burst out in that International Zionism, nists have been openly cha eriments Avicenna au- right up to complete eli- of The Afghanis-ti- n lity the Israeli Govern- area. It is common know- Israel, the rest of the world llenging the whole of man- thored more than 100 history of mination, on the conclu- ; -- ment representing .intern- ledge that at least two ti- reactionary forces, and the kind trying to impose upon books in science and benrs wittier to the sion of a convention - will, philosophy, ethics, pol- fact that the great men ational'. ..Zionism in the mes," in 196T ' and 1973, imperialists often use the it their of hegemony guarantees' Mid-Ea- Middle i East, Aggressive- tensions were slogan of "iin incomp it't:. seekers and their racist la- itics and other social born in this land have of security for non nu- ness and expansionism ha- aggravated to such an ex- ty between Islam end com- ws. Israel's policy of exp- and natural sciences. helned considerably in clear states, and an agre- ve been inherent in Zion- tent that the peace and se- munism" for subver- ansion and racism spells awakening not only of ement on non deployme- their ' ism since its appearance. curity of entire humanity sive activities in the Arab danger to the security and Due to his scholarly per- the people in the regi- nt of nuclear weapons in As as Mid-Easter- n on s early the end of the were questioned. For the East. Judging by the Sud- sovereignty of the sonality and the contr- but also other nar-t- the territories of those co- of last century Theodnr Herzl, sake of their egoistical in anese developments in the nations. ibutions he made to the the world. The untries which have' no su- development of science new ideas and philoso- ch weapons". phical and technology Avice- thoughts impar- "The importance of the Chemical and biological ted by Afghan nna has been respected the sch- SALT 2 treaty was duly means of warfare are pres- olars and not only in the Islamic thinkers in appreciated practically in cribed in the Geneva conv- A ot- the countries but also in course of history every, speech made from ention and other interna- smoke screen have her nations of the wor- been received and the rostrum of tional agreements. Jn Bri- regarded the confe- ld. He was in fact a well by the rence, and tain and many coun- give any comment but then the necessity other A scholarly circles ov- ty Correspondent link between the thou- all for its earliest ratificati- tries the very idea ot us- admitted that Genera B.E, ghts er the of the East and world. on and the beginning of ing these weapons is loath- Spivey had actually held a co- the West. We hone that the semln- - i talks on SALT- -3 was some to the public. Aware thority on chemical weap- Germany, 69 in Yugoslavia, job at the staff of the ar on commemorating emphasized. of mmand in Europe. Having Many of the this, official circles had ons. . 36 in Austria, and 21 in The works produced by the millennium of speakers pointed out the studiously avoided menti- The reports about ex- Finland. received adequate explana- Ibn Sina Balkhi have Avicenna wi'l come importance of the new oning the fact that the ar- periments in the Porton While reading excerpts tions from overseas, the NATO officials conf- been translated into out with valuable fur Soviet initiative the me- my was adopting these ty- Laboratories look from the instruction, one later irmed authenticity many Asian and ther studies to throw j aning of which is to start pes of weapons until De- arly sinister in the light of cannot but be shocked by the of opean the documents, writes New languages and more light on the life; the discussion of the qu- fence Secretary Francis the plans of the Atlantic how cynically the Penta- Statesman weekly. been used as text books and works of this gre-- ! estion of medium range Pym said, commenting on strategists in case an arm- gon is ready to kill the po- in schools. at sage and pave the nuclear missile weap- the government's White ed conflict breaks out in pulation of whole provin- ) 'i Through What his scientific and way for enriching the ons simultaneously and in Book on defence, that Bri- Europe. These plans have ces of the European coun- has changed in the philosophical works; cultural legacies of organic connection with the tain must have chemical been recently disclosed to tries they happen to lie calculations made by, the. Avicenna belonged Pentagon in the 1960s? In to Afghanistan. question of US forward ba- and biological weapons as the British readers. What within the war zone. For the view fr- are these Hols-tei- n of the experts sed, nuclear means. a means of deterrence al- plans? Te Sunday instance, Schleswig om the London-base- d In- ongside nuclear weapons. Times, New Statesman and land in West Germany is ternational Institute for Articles dealing with pr- some other periodicals have to be hit by a massed Strategic Studies, the US HOME PRESS VTEW eparations for chemical and obtained a number of sec- bombardment. According to RE nuclear potential has gro- biological war began to ret documents signed by the NATO scenario, if the Maj.-On- B. E. atomic wn manyfold and the nu- Editorially comment isation to move smoothly The Anis daily in an appeal in the press. They Spivey, barrier fails to stop ing on I).?y former G-- 3 commander the advancement mber of , the targets in Eu- the National toward development. ( editorial published in indicate that the research on of the of Re-yw- the staff of the US "enemy", rope Pashtunistan the its last issue discusses the carried out in the Porton army use should be has increased accord- daily in command in Europe. The made of the green -t- ingly.. The its The DRA government millennium of Abu Ali. Laboratories enabled Bri- "berets other day some last issue poin- documents say what sabotage MPs on the basis of the PDP-A'- s Sina Balkhi, saying na- tain to surpass all the oth- the he detachments made inquiries to the ts out that ninth of Su-nbu- la er West European Pentagon will do in case operating in the rear of the government concerning the scientific prepared tions member to and societies ahv-- of "an emergency situati- attacking American Un- corresponds , the manifesto supports the countries of NATO in this armies. They documenrs. . ays train personalities national day of Pashtu- cause of people s field. At present London on" or an outbreak of hos- must be equipped with ch- willing to give answers on whose scientific and so- tilities with nistan, the day of solidar- even, wh- and Washington are hold- the Warsaw emical and' biological wea- the essence Df the matter, cial prestige gain hono- Pact countries. pons, ity, closeness, brother ere, then the editorial re- ing negotiations on ways the instruction says. the War Office made new co- urs to particular societ- hood, cooperation ahd fers to the statement of of making Britain NATO's The American military anti-Sovi- statements. But ies. They not only play What are these meau-res- ? ordination among the pe- Babrak Karmal, Gener- main testing ground for plans signed that they need the important l;i They provide for the smoke screen of lies ople of role the no foreigners gi- Pashtunistan,' its al Secretary of the PD- chemical and biological we- use of nuclear, should be will hardly hide the truth blossoming of cultures of chemical ven access leaders and scholars,- and PA CC.' President of RQ apons in Europe within the and biological to them were about the readiness of the " their societies, weapons not is beting observed in gra- and DRA but their framework of evolved way back in the Prime Minis- the North only against the Soviet Un- NATO generals to use the nd ceremonies every year. ter experiences and cultural Atlantic 19G0s. When they were ma- delivered on Decem- alliance. ion, but also against the barbaric meani Of destruc- ber 27, 1979 and scientific heritages de public the Washington tion with special " neutral states and even ag- against civilians in the out become the source of in- How do officials at first refused to It points that the reference to the relations the NATO lead- ainst the USA's allies. European countries. - The right of self determinat-ion- spiration for the people ers justify Th-e- ir between the DRA and this policy? respective instruction on is the legitimate right qf the next generation. main argument Pakistan and about the is that 146 pages enumerates more which is in accord the Soviet Union with brother Pashtun and Ba- "is prep- than 2,800 targets, mainly the human conscious, the luchi peoples. Afghanistan, says the aring for a chemical war". Karmal in in Europe and --also in the ' UN Declara- his paper as a cradle of civi- The first signal ca- Charter, the historical speech said for the Middle East, which must of Rights bo- lisation of Ariana mpaign came tion Human there is irrevocable that from Francis be hit by toxic nuclear and other nd of is the oldest periods Pym and then it was seized international brotherhood am- its warheads. . Most o f tbem Besid- ong history has num- on by wh- legal procedures. the Afghan and Pak- trailed the mass media are not military installati- es this right has been cl- istani peoples and the erous scholars, philosop- ich are wont to obtain in- ons but airports, railway aimed DRA and respected in government would hers, outstanding poets. formation from "intellig- junctions, bridges and ports. every part of ' try the world its best to overcome Abu Ali Sina Balkhi is ence sources" and "travell- To prevent the seizure of by all na- all the people and differences through regarded as one of those ers' ttories". It should be the major supply and tran- v tionalities helping tow1-ar- friendly contacts with scholars. noted that such reports sport lines and industrial maintaining of peace the Pakistani governm-enirH- e were taken rather skepti- centres by the "enemy" the among various nations of had also stressed Then it refers to the va- cally in the West. Ibey American command . plann- the world. It also avoids that the'-- ' Pashfun and luable part played by th- were refuted, for example, ed to deal nuclear Wows at quarrels among nations' Baluchi brothers have is great scholar toward by Professor G. Perry-Robin- son them. The list of the cities car- instead it helps the the right to decide on th- promotion of science and of the University adjudged to destruction in- of avan the world civil eir own destiny. knowledge in the world. of the Sussex, a leading au- - cludes 13 cities in West Page 3 KABUL NEW TIMES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1980 to Kabul governor 'i n addresses Child kird.tk the people, DR A govt. TV..

' ' ' Following is 'the ' message Dear friends, tunity to demonstrate their meeting' of musicians addressed to Let the past not repeat talents pr- and use them in KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bakh-tar)- . the people and state of the itself on us andi conti- not actice. The talents of pro- Greetings and good Democratic Republic of nue any more. Save music fessionals and "amateurs wishes of Babrak , Karinal, Afghanistan: and the art of singing from should be developed grad- General Secretary of the Dear friends, falling in the abyss of ex- ually through participation PDPA CC, President of RC It is a source of hope tinction. In order to rea-- " in concerts and singing over and DRA Prime Minister, and pleasure forthe musi- lise the aspirations of Saur radio and appearing te- on was conveyed by Kabul Go- c to cians see that the res- Revolution, to serve tfie levision Prolession-al- s screen. vernor Dr. Mahmoud Ha-bi- olution of the Politburo of interest of the industrious and amateurs should be to religious Moslems the PDPA CC on the me-tho- people of independent, free equally represented in the of Chaki Wardak district of work among men and democratic Afghanist- Committee for. Evaluatiqn l:i?t Thursday. of letters, newsmen and an and provide all out he.p of New Songs and crua! The function held on the 'ISi. V artists has focussed upon in preserving . and develo- giv- - opportunity should be i occasion vas attended by them too. Such "attention is ping folklore, the people's en to all instrumentalists large number of elders and paid in the thesis of the treasures and ancient cul-- , and vocalists to enjoy DRA local people. Central Committee of the tural relics, organise and state prize and other re- Kabul Governor handing over the consumer goods aid of friendly People's Democratic Party raise the young and crea- wards and incentives which The Kabul Governor, ac- Union to the needy people of Chaki Wardak. of Afghanistan as follows: tive generation, save may the prove effective in the companied by Hashmat "All the high values and art of singing and playing present and future life of Aurang, deputy head of being of the working peo- cultural treasures which musical instruments let the Afghan musicians. the provincial committee, ple ensuring security. legacy peo- us resort be- and are the of the to action now We wish all artists every f ' addressed the audience. Public orks Minister In response, a number of ple of our dear country fore it is too late. success in realisation of He' disclosed the hostile audience on behalf of oth- will be preserved and ex- Before they die the cultural aspirations of anti-Islami- provide inhumane and c ers expressed readiness for panded. Likewise, serious , Saur Revolution. them with necessary faci- acts of the obedient lac- - ments Jughutu elders every sacrifice in annihila- and continuing care will lities to establish within keys of international - imp- ting enemies of the home- be exercised for the sake (Bak- Eng. sp- the framework of the M- Tahzilx erialism and regional re- GHAZNI, Sept. 1, Nazar Mohammad land and revolution to the cf creating proper working in- welf- inistry of Education, Kabul action led by US imperial- htar,).-- Elders and oke on DRA public Public Works Minister. conditions in the creative villa- programmes for well-- University, or Afghan Mu- ism, in our internal affa- habitants of various are (Continued on page 4) activities of all the intell- in Kunduz sic, a school of classical mu- irs. He hoped the valorous ges of Jaghatu district, ectual classes. sic like a western musical ; reco-finiz- e' Ghazni province met Eng. .. KUNDUZ, Sept. 1, (Bak- people to consciously And therefore the Cent- school so memb- that it could teach htar). , Nezamuddin .Tah-zi- friends and foes and Nazar Mohammad, ral Committee on the basis the youths the art of sing- member of PDPA CC, continue relentless struggle er of PDPA CC, RC and of the numerous demands -- ing Afghan and . oriental RC and DRA Chief Jus- in annihilating enemies of Minister of Public Works - Needed and initiatives of the crea- songs. : tice meeting with teaching, the revolution;''' at the governorate hall. tive intellectuals will Use these arts as part of 'and administration staff of During the meeting while Afghan ConstructionUnit Kabul needs central establishing the un- the folklore and culture of, Takharistan Madras ". ot Appreciating the measu- Ghazni governor was also heatina system materials according to the specifica ion df artists and will let present than- free Afghans to boost up Kunduz at Spinzar Club res adopted by the '. govern- the Minister tions for Avicenna Hospital. musicians take part in it". ked them for their relent- sh- - human morality and senti-- ' last Thursday said; "You ment, under PDPA leader- Local and foreign firms willing to supply Why did we say it is a less struggle against ene- ments. teachers and clergymen ah-ou- ship, one of the local eld- jould submit their sealed offers to the Foreign Pro source of hope? perform your respon- ers on behalf of others ple- mies of the homeland. curement bection till Nov ember 22, 19801 at It should be pointed out ' The answer is in good wi- that the sibilities before our wor-,- . dged every sacrifice in rea- Conveying the , that the need for establish- ' ' past the reactionary re- ' king of lofty objec- shes of the revolutionary List of specifications can be for Afs. ment of an union is felt to compatriots". lization the obtained gimes and the conditions of Revolution government to the people 1000 from mentioned section. get the Afghan music blo- tives Saur the prevailing there did not He during evolutionary (101) ssom and help the member added,' "new phase its ph 32 consider the musicians, get disciplined and observe of the Saur Revolution mid ase. whether professional, or their commitments towards DRA Fundamental Princi-- ) amateurs, instrumentalists pies Similarly, the union and get the un brought about funda- Kabul Gover or vocalists, as equal, with ion fulfill its commitment mental changes in all sph-re- s nor distributed the Soviet I est Arrivals Available at the society. They did not of our life, supplied consumer goods at towards its members. We The people allow them to enjoy their local people of hope it would not follow need your guidance, it is : aid to the human rights let alone th- up to you the path traversed by the encourage them the district. eir civil rights. Conseque- Artists Fund which in suppressing the counter-- ! ntly, musicians especially served Stands the interests of others un- revolutionaries." the professional musicians der our name. Qaisar youths residing in Kharabat were Chief Justice added : "Our living an unfortunate life, Health insurance ' should era is the era of truthful- They had no house of tneir be provided for the music- ness,' the people should join resistance Stores own and their stomachs we- ians and vocalists and me- be told the truth, so that No. Title Author Price re half-ful- l and their ho- mbers of their families. In they can tell between good groups l. ii.J.i Afanasyev Afs. 30.00 odies were half-covere- A- the past no attention was and bad'. fiSjU Jj.i 2. National Liberation Re- - K. N. Brutents " lthough they used to spend paid to our health but they In response, a number pf MAIMANA, Sept. 1, (Ba- 52.00 - volution Today (in 2 vol- - demanded from us the teachers on behalf of oth- mee- ; , .. all nights until dawn td khtar). Following 8' ' umes) 'V keep the people happy they service. New orc- ers expressed - readiness to ting a large number of --' VaiorouV&ndV-patTmtit- ..3i 'Leninism and. .Xouiemt. K,, 7arodnL.;.. " 24.00 have had no houses of hestras should be " made' workrfor realisation of our l youths their porary Problems of the own. Those who ' served in available and the monopo- revolutionary government of Shafi' Gbra village ' Transition from Capitalism state organisations on ly should be' broken down objectives and aspiration of Qaisar district joined the to Socialism contract basis did not get so that other musicians who of the new evolutionary ph- resistance" groups to fight pay raise for tens of years. have been ignored and for- ase of the Saur Revoluti- the counter-revolutionarie- 4. (Arabic) jlijki fUYl Sjlai Lenin " 15:00 'Ihe rights or these music- gotten could find oppor on. J J ians and vocalists were al- Bakhtar from Maimana, 5. Socialism Foreign Policy Sh. P. Sanakoyev, " 16.00 ways undermined and im- centre of Fariab province in Theory and N. .1. Kapchenko Third Plenum in a gathering Practice paired and they were look- reports that y ed down upon. held in this connection with participation of Qaisar l, As a result of this state C. of Fu-- V. P. Sarantsev " decisions supported members of the Accelerators the 8.00 of affairs the professional ture (Science) party committee and a musicians are left poor and PROVINCES, Sept. 1, hoped the .compatriots wo- large number of the villa- without the minimum stan- (Bakhtar). A number of uld render unreserved co- 7. On Culture and 'Cultural Lenin " 24.00 gers, the lofty objectives of dard of living. A few nu- clergy and elders of Maz-ar- e operation to realize the Pl- Revolution the Saur Revolution, esp- mber of them who have Sharif in a meeting enum, decisions, F (23) 3- ecially its new phase, were -1 survived all the hardship with Balkh governor last In response a number of condemning all-rou- explained, the of life are seen xtreme!y lhursday expressed elders, on behalf of others, ' treacherous acts of the frustrated and, disappoint- support' for the promised all kinds of co- counter-revolutionar- y gro- 1 ed. The kindle of their life third PDPA CC Plenum operation .inipin .put Hie, ups who are in the pay of is fading in despair. We decisions. enemies' Vho; are" iold-ou- t imperialism, led by US said pleasure because the In response, the gover- lackers of the blood-thirst- y imperialism and People's Party nor, appreciating of ,Am- - reaction, Democratic their world imperialism ' oft the. region, ', '. , of Afghanistan grants to good and patriotic sentim- erica. ': V X this group the right to rise ents, explained the imp- - ' up and form a craft union. ortance and values of the Workers of Spinzar Co- KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bak- Their vpice is now heard above decisions in crushing mpuny branch office ' and htar). TW restaurant 'of invited ta- - Amu- and they are to enemies. firming up of River' Transport jand . Tourism ke active part in the cons- In charge of Party Pub- Banks, --' employees, teach- Club was inaugurated- - by ' truction of today or tomo- licity, Extension and Tra- ers, elders, - clergy and in- - -- Deputy Minister of Trans- - rrow's life of our democra- ining Department describ- habitants of Aqa : Ma?jid, , port'and Tourism Eng. Gh-ula- tic society and cooperate ed the role of clergy and Majer, Banghana and Uz-bik- Jailaui in the Jashan with their other brothers elders in neutralising the villages of Harate grounds for use by empl- and sisters in preserving vile propaganda being ma- Emam district, Kunda pr- oyees of various ministries, and expanding the cultu- de by enemies of the home- ovince in a gathering; wel- - organizations and others. ral legacy of the Afghan land and the revolution. He coming- - the - PDPA CC 3rd The opening ceremony was nation. (Continued on page 4) attended by heads arid employees of the ministry. V Aid gcods ' ( to the needy

KABUL, Sept. 1, (Bakh-

tar). , During last Wed- nesday and Thursday a lar- ge number of 'workers, employees, students and other needy toilers receiv- A ' ' AJ '.' i mf : Vi . vvm w J ed, freely, some consumer goods granted by ' the fri- Consumer. oods.-aidbei- distributed to needy persons in Enqelab endly country of Soviets. School. In functions held at Enqelab High Schol. Phy-;ica- l Training ' Institute, Ilabibia High School, Ch-ik- i Wardak and Chaghcha- - ran city a number of wor- ker, and employees spoke on friendly relations and fraternal ties between Af- ghanistan and the Soviet The most famous skilled circus artists from the friendly country of Union which have existed Soviet Union perform at the Kabul Nendarey at five p m. every day. a- century, ex- lor over half Tickets are sold at Afs. 30, 20 and 10, available at nine a.m. until to this pressing gratitude the beginning of the show. aid of our great northern Distribution of Sovi et foods aid at Hablbia High School Buses are available at the end of each show. F (20) T 6 peigbbour. . niimiiigiimvmm:.nn- - pyrmmiiiiii KABUL NEW TIMES MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1980. Public Works 500 agents of reaction I Minister meets wiped up in Maimana TODAY'S TELEVISION Ghazni leaders KABUL, Sept, '1, (Bakhtar)- .- Our freed- ' omloving compatriots in collaboration with ar- ' GHAZNI, Sept. 1, Ba- security, forces and revolutionary resist- Tuesday) night TV: Child khtar). Member of the med and ance groups have achieved new successes in stru- world, music, scientific re--J PDPA CC, RC and Min- ggle against, enemies ot revolution and homeland. port, news, short play and of Public Works, ster traitors will be routed soon. feature film. 5 Eng. Nazar Mohammad The met with a number o' el- As a result of just str new phase. PHARMACY g scholars, clergym- com- "Exasperated by the ders, uggle our valorous ' en of various parts of patriots within th? fram- tyrannies ad crimes of Following medical stores t Qalai Deh Khodaidad, I I ework of resistance gro- the rebels the noble inha- will remain open from U Qalai msmM i mmm j wm mm i Ashraf. Ali Lala, ups, devotions of soldiers bitants of Faryab are a.m. Tuesday until .1 a.m. Berged, Araba and Aio-z- 6 and officers of our her- leading a peaceful and Wednesday; Z I':::. jf v ';.': y to centre of ' ::'::': tranquil now", related "). ' oic armed forces and po- life Ghazni province, discu- f' t:- - , t lice, aimed at wiping out he adde. Javad, Mirwais Maidan.g matte- , ssing with them the homeland from the By putting an end to Fai-id- Maiwand Watt, Pe rn rs related to the third rebels and alien agents, the trouble caused by the sarlai, Pashtunistan Watt,. PDPA CC Plenum decis- 500 agents of black reac- rebels the people in Mai Sadiq, Taimani Watt, Ma- - th- ions, and expressing tion and lackeys of US mana have started a new soomi, iuaimarxaz square, decisivfc co- in - anks for the A imperialism have . been life and collaboration Afshar, Spin Kelai, Mum- operation rendered by the i: annihilated. More than with the party and gover- I T ' r.. of area. people the abow 500 arms and 200 ho- nment are ready to ann lai Fatheullah, Azim, Mai-- J In response some cler- rses have been seized. ihilate the counter-revolutionar- y wand Watt, Balkhi lbne gymen promised tl'cir Similarly, more th- bands by all Sina Darmalzai drug sto- - cooperation wi- possible", hi! fur- an 200 professional terr- means res run 24 hours in differ-- J go- th the revolutionary orists who were sent he- ther added. , flit parts of Kabul. vernment. re on the instruction of their alien masters, i.e., According to another report from Kundu. th Abu AH Sina... - international imperialism led by US, were arrested, ree ring leaders of the SERVICI were stated counter revolutionaries (Continued from pase 1 ) J , The above y ( to Bakhtar News Agen- were arrested in Dashte Archi, Kunduz province. Ariana Afghan Airlines! Bak-ht- ar cy during an interview On the basis of a Kwh-- r with Capt Major Abdul Arms and membership Unnintf 777 uill..... innvp I report the aftern- cards belonging to one of ul for Tashkent and Mos-- i presided Qudous who has recent- oon session was a countep revolutionaries cow at 10.00 a.m. and willj Hassan ly returned from the ba- over by Ghulam group have been seized return here the next day at during which ttle front with enemies Mujadidi from the, rebels. 4.30 p.m. Also another Bb-- j Wasi of homeland. He had go- Prof Abdul Lajifi Another report from eing 727 will leave Kabul presented a treatise on ne to Faryab province to ; crush the enemies and la- Aibak says that recently for Amritsar at 12 noon medical writings of Abu ty iii i 11)1. Im- hundreds of various tomorrow and will come Ali Sina Balkhi who was iMMiMM.8ateviij t ckeys of international hoisting flag of Pashtunistan, at pes of cartridges were b,ack on Wednesday at 7.30 followed by Wasima Ha-ki- Kabul Mayor, Assad ullah Payam the perialism. square. seized from a vehicle as a m. local time. who read her artic- I'ashtunistan a result,, of untiring "Psychological He added, the rebels le entitled efforts of the security for- Treatment from the Poi- causing unrest iri Malm- - ana by arson and murd- ces and party membors nt of View or Ibn Sina in Samangan province. ering innocent people, di- Balkhi". China helps Pakistan pla- Protest rally sturbing the peaceful life The cartridges were of the people. ced inside sweet boxes. Afterward Prof Dr. 5 held in Delhi He said, "we were inf- Afghantour; 25358 Javaid described Ibn in nuclear device test; Hotel v ormed of i Sina's in Dari rebels planned 3rd Plenum... features 'to 31851-5- 4 2 literature. Then Moha- NEW DELHI. Sept. 1 (Bakhtar). Pakistan ambush Maimana city aganist Pak. attac- from page 3) Bakhtar Afghan Airlines Anwar Nayyer ex- military government with the assistance' of Ch- Alfter the rebels (Continued mmad Plenum decisions, expres- Sales Office: 24451. plained the writings of inese advisers is going to test a nuclear device ked the city the valorous forces high sed readiness in implemen- Abu Ali Sina which are; in the Karakorum highland area, reports the In- interference armed with of the valuable de- Ariana Afghan Airlines Ar- Asia International, with reference spirit fought the rebels tation preserved at National- dian Press KABUL, Sept. 1, (Ba- ' until on the morning and cisions. ' ; Sales Office: 24731. f chive in the form of ma- to well informed foreign sources. . khtar). A mass rally of Following recitation of Kabul Airport: 26341. nuscript. the military units who. protest against Pakistan's occupied a few verses from the holy! Kabul Security Office: At the end of each paper The news agency poin- um, the news agency st- had already the interference in India's in- stategic points of .the city Koran," secretary to the city 20300. the participants held di- ts out that active in resses, is thus being tur- was held in ternal affairs inflicted heavy blows on committee and Hazrate j scussions. the area now is the Ame- ned into huge military Office New Delhi on August 29 mam district official sp--i Passport and Visa ricanPakistani-British base which Pakistan, Ch- the enemies as a result of in front of the Pakistani which 500 persons were eaking on the important 21759. In the course of scient- "Karakorum-80- " exp-- ina and the United Sta- embassy. role of the 3rd Plenum ific sessions of the semin- edition which includes tes, plan to use against' r killed and 210 others ca- decisions in - suppressing! Int'l ar, copies of some books Chinese specialists. Tog- - India. ptured. More than 500 'Dent.-- 203G5. enemies of homeland and 1 published by the Acade- ether with representativ- The rally was sponso- various types of US, Ch- Is- revolution, described the my of Sciences of Afgh- es of Islamabad, they red by several Indian inese and Pakistan man- Refresher objectives of the jovernra- - Millie Bus: 20441. anistan under the title are finding out possibi- lamic organisations. The ufactured arms with con- military reg- of car- ent which is the well-bein- Da Afghanistan Bank: "Sidiqi Divan", "Pashto lities for holding a se- Islamabad siderable number of the people. 24079. Tashrihi Qamous", "da cret nuclear test there in course ends ime should stop aid to tridges and 220 buzkashi th- ' In response, the audience! Kamgar Divan", subversive elements horses were seized . from Khatak the near future. supporting the party and Pashtany 'JCjaraty Ban "Pashtana Shuara", and in Balkh at fan up religious sf.ife the enemies". wou- government and objectiv- Millie Bank; 25451." ku-Jiat- ", in India, the participants One soldier was "da Khushal Khatak The "scientific" "Ka- 42041. MAZAR-I-SHARI- demanded. operat- es of the new evolutionary Kabul Traffic t rakorum 80" expedition, , nded during the were distributed phase of Saur Revolution, Central Firebrigade, agency Sept. 1st. (Bakhtar Gra- ion, he added. He attrib- among the participants the news points expressed their, willingness 20122. of out, is by cert- duates of the refresher By encouraging host- uted the victory to the I along with the issues financed to form resistance groups. the Military Academy ain "research funds" in course on new teaching ile attitudes to the neig- unreserved cooperation Hotel Kabul; 24741. el 70 persons voluntarily jo- Magazine and Heywad the United ' States and method for the first and hbouring country am- by the local working pe-op- International post import second grades schools of Pa- who ined the resistance groups. daily. Britain, behind the sig- ong their people, the of Maimana dept. 23797. Balkh province received th- kistani rulers try to di- are engaged with insur- nboard of which are f Kabul Fire Brigade. 13 The scientific' sessions' eir certificates at a function vert them away from the gent's crimes, as well as of the seminar continue brances of the Control Eng. Nazar... held last Saturday. worsening economic cr- devotion and high mora- at the same hall today Intelligence Agency of isis the brutal rep- le of soldiers ' and of- 3) . and the (Continued from page and tomorrow and the the United , States. The At the outset Secretary risals against opponents ficers, who are determ- Similarly, Eng. interested persons can CIA now closely collab- Nazar to the City Committee, of the military regime, ined to safeguard home- eld- freely participate in the orates in Pakistan with1 Mohammad met with Director of Educat- participants in the ralty land and gains of Saur intelligen- sessions and hear the Chinese special services, ers, clergy and ion Department, Balkh stressed. f , Revolution MpMUIIy Its tsia Mongur village at - stresses the Press Asia of Millie Cinema Theatre papers- and articles pr- province and head of the :J ' International. the governorate hall , last Indian film "Herculece' esented by the seminar seminar delivered spee- Thursday. in Hindi. Times: 2.00, 4.30, participants on the life Preparation for a nuc- ches in which they wish- Conveying them Ihe sin- and 7.00 p.m. and personality of Abu lear explosion off India's Karmal sends telegram ed for further successes cere greetings of Daorak ( Ali Sina Balkhi. ( frontier, the agency bel- of the participants tow- Karmal, the minister spo- (Continued from page r ) become as an high exam- Behzad: Pashtu film ieves, impelled Peking ard proper training of ke on revolutionary gover- MAPUTO, Sept. 1, (ADN) Being loyal to the pri- ple of progressive world "Tandar" Times; 10 a.m. to speed up the construc- children of the country. nment's measures adopt- . A GDR solidarity con- nciple 'of frendship,' fra- in the interest of the two 2.00 and 5.00 p.m. tion of the second stage well-bein- g A of local ed for and pro- signment for Mozambique of the strategic Karak- source the ternity, 'revolutionary so- countries part of the his- Kabul Nendari; Pashtu J Department ' sperity of the people. was presented to Eduardo orum highway which is Education lidarity and pursuing the tory of relations betwe- film. Times; 2.00 and 700! a of said above course be- Expounding on import- Arao, member the being driven on India's the Leninist type policy the en Afghanistan and the p.m. com- gan on Assad 29, 1959 ance and role of PDPA CC party central land, captured by China. Soviet Union after the Soviet Union. Sun-bul- 3rd Plenum decisions in mittee, here on Friday. It and continued until a Saur Revolution and Barikot: American film! Chinese garrisons are suppressing the counter: had been financed from do- 6, 1359 with the par- especially its second ev- On behalf of the! peop- in Persian. Times; lO.OOli! stationed, and missile revolutionaries the Minis- nations by the GDR popul- ticipation of 300 teachers olutionary phase has em- le of Afghanistan, PDPA a.m. 2.00, 4.00, G.00 and units are installed at the ter wished for further co ation and the solidarity fu- of the province who we- phatically supported CC, RC and DRA Covert 8.00 p.m. key sections of the high- the operation of the Mongur nd of the trade union re provided proper guida- gains of the revolution nment as well as on my way. Highland Karakor villagers in crushing ene-- 2 nce on t. - and kept helping the pe- own behalf, I wish furth- miao rAunlntinn Ariana; Pashtu film 1111.0 Ulff rhaVII V IVIUIUI1VH Mlonrl?III ople fi- success "Chegha": Times: 10.00, j of Afghanistan in er and prosperi- homeland. ghting; aggr- ty Com- 1.30, 4.30 and 7.00 p.m. against the for the Central In response, a number of essive operations of ene- mittee of Communist Pa- clergy i and intelligentsia in mies df independent and rty of Soviet Union, m their speeches expressed Park; European fiuji in 3 progressive Afghanist- of Supreme So- readiness of Mongur vill- Persian. Times-- . 10.30 a.m. j an. ; viet of USSR and on my agers in realization ot the 2.00, 4.30 ant' f.OO p.m. j you estee- own behalf to lofty objectives of Saur Re- ' The people of Afghan- med Comrades Leonid volution and our progress- Zainab Nendari: Amer-- j istan attaches great val- Brezhnev ; and Alexei N. ive government and im- ican film, in Persian Tim-- j ue to this Kosygin. disinterested plementation of the PDPA es: 1.00, 3.00, 5.00 and 7.00 assistance and are conf- CC 3rd Plenum decisions. p m. J ident that after ensuring' Babrak Karmal, the peaceful life in Afgh- General Secretary of anistan the shining ph- PDPA CC, . ase of unprecedented. fr- RADK) uitful, peaceful and con- President of RC and iTODArS structive cooperation will DRA Prime Minister. VnllnwinO is thn R.lHin Af uli.miclan'c fmoinn nrn. gram: ' I'M: Language . G.M.T. 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