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VOL. X "NO 141 ' KABUL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTTEMBER 15, 1971 (SUNBULA 24, 1971 S.H.).. PRICE AF. 4

The Majesties TEXT OF HIS MAJESTY'S SPEECH -- HRH Prince Ahmac ir ! to signi- - both our Shah regent during Dear Excellency, . . , Thanks their special improved, meeting .How me to exDress first mv flcance both' treaties are play- - wishes 'and those of . our deap-fe- lt gratitude for1 the Jng a very,, important part in friends.' HM's absence warm hospitality creating an atmosphere of Afghanistan by 'pursuing : a and sincere ' ' ' afforded warm to us at this, friendly ace and security in one or the policy of. positive and active . reception. The warm sentim-- rnajpr regions pi Asia, ine neutrality, nt and KABUL, Sept. 15, (Bakhtar). : tne aosence ents of Your Excellency , and past years ana events .. wnicn in military. uunnj of His other Soviet leaders and the took- - place in the international and political blocs, a policy of Majesty the King, His Royal . of Highness Prince Ahmad Shah peoples of the Soviet . Union situation bore out with f. still firm support for the struggle regent. welcome inUSSR toward Afghanistan are high-l- y greater elmity the positive im- the peoples and nations against is the appreciated by " the Afghan portance of these treaties. As- colonialism, a policy of strug-- . The itoyl Protocol Depart- oeople and revive good memo- sistance, from the, Soviet Un-- i gle for consolidation of world ment announced yesterday th Sept. 15, (Bakhtar).-T- he Presidium - KABUL, ries of our previous visits to ion, our "friendly neighbour, in heace, S'licerelv wishes to de- at a royal decree to this effect of the Supreme Soviet of the and the th USSR. carrying out major projects of velou eood relations with .all., ha J been issued by His Ma- - USSR Government gave a dinner in honour of His Relations between our c oun Afghanistan s five year' plans, friendly countries. There is no jesty the hing. ;V natu-foundati- oft the ; ... , "Majesty the King and Her Majesty Queen Humaira fries, rest on a firm historical 'particulajly in the use ot doubt that observance and are- - growing ral resources and in. building principle of equality of states . f. great Kremlin Palace last evening. j basis, ks respect ana ce in the stronger with each passing, day an economic is highly mutual ; AMMAN, Sept. 15, (AFP).-Joi-- dan guests people of Af-- j in each others internal with the distinguished at the to mutual confidence predated by the ; Present ex: will reject any solution of accompanying! and respect Steady cooperati ehanistan and is one more affairs arc playing the main the Mjddle .feast conflict dinner were the Afghan statesmen friend- - that r.n hptwfpn niir rnuritrips sh. .ample of the good results bro; part in strengthening does not include the return of them in their trip owed to the world the Afgha- n- ught by the. fruitful and celf-Sovi- et ana ensuring iranquuny its sector of Jerusalem, Foreign ; our throughout the worldv Present from the Soviet side Supreme Soviet Nikolai Podgor relations are a shining less .friendship between Minister Abdallah Salah said he- i General and complete dis- were President of the Presid- - ny. His Majesty, tne rung maae example of fruitful' oeaceful two peoples. re yesterday. At' a press confer- the "-- : ' U the-fiel- -; glad is absolutely : essen- ' TTCCR fiimnmii. wvSfw. a speech in reply. coexistence in of in- are very that as 'a armament ence devoted to the 'judaisation lain ui tuc uuua. wu.viC two of inter- viet Nikolai Podgorny, First De- The speeches by His Majesty ternational ties, particularly result of talks between our tial for maintenance of Jerusalem, Salah said it was i countries-agreemen- rea-- security. , puty Chairman of, the USSR, Co- - and Nikolai Podgorny were met' between countries with diffe- - was national' the United Nations Security Co- pas-s- ' Praiseworthy are efforts made Mazur-o- v, with applause. ed : sys - on, continued Soviet assis. ; , of Ministers Kirill The dinner Tent political and social ched uncil's duty to take the "neces-- undl - - ' in this direction by the Soviet , Vies in a warm and friendly at- te"is. jnro in rarrvinc out the four sary measures to stop 's il- Afghanis- - Union and other peaceloving sta- - President of Presidium of the mosphere. The'historic treaty.' th. five yeai plan of legal acts in Jerusalem." ; the we nope er-- USSR Supreme Soviet Makhma- - Yesterday afternoon His Ma- concluded on February 28 tan, a plan, aimed, first of all, tes, and mat inese ' forts will be crowned with sue- - dula Kholov, Deputy Chairman of jesty met Nikolai Podgorny 1921. as well a? the treaty of ; at building agricultural and T i a not too distant a" ,the USSR Council of Ministers President! of the 'Presidium of tMiValitv and mtutual non industrial projects with a quick ces8 in future, JeW paramedical Vladimir Novikov, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet of the Aggression, signed in Kabul on ' recovery caouai. iuraiiiu.i badly a peacefuly"'""' of dis- - ou- - USSR in the Kermlin palace; June 24. 1931. not onlv nlav an w noDe mat wun vne ue-- ine oi. tne uoon " school graduates , puted questions which harbou preme Soviet Alexel Shitikov; outstanding oart in the history sired results obtained from our es a danger to peace. In our opinion, Secretary of The meeting was held in a of relations between our two constant efforts for the impro-countri- Nasriddinova, the use of military fnr the USSR Supreme friendly and warm atmosphere. but also .signified at vement of economic conditions the Dressure- feet certificates Presidium of a of the dispute leads Soviet "Mikhail Georgadze. USSR ' Present at the meeting also the moment of their conclusion ' and with the strengthening of settlement to dangerous : consequences. All, officials. were, Afghan beginning a new political and social pillars of Ministers and vother from the side. the of whole disputes be resolved preset-da-y internatio-;th- state, should KABUL, Sept. 15, (Bakhtar). During the dinner the guests Minister of Court Ali Moham-- stage in e new system of the ' ' with, due respect for the by Presid- a of and cultural life of the Public Health Minister Dr. were addissed the nal relations, stage special material (Continued 4) ' be on page Mohammad Ebrahim Majid ent of the Presidium of the USSR (Corttinued on page 4) importance. . people of our. country will Sera j yesterday presented 1 the H- - SPEECH paramedical schools of the Pub- HIGHLIGHTS OF E. PODGORNEYS lic' Health Institute.

' '. ' V In his speech on the occasion aspirations. . lid. MOSCOW, Sept.' 15, (Tass.)Etrengthehing and expanding Afghan relations, based on priri-- ' tional Dr. Seraj said the Public Heal- process of easfng interna-- v .By their courageous struck! Kre- - with ovppu vpnr . Wnrkinff nr. nf fi'lonHtViin arA f'rwvl nil The Speaking at a dinner in the the peoples of Vietnam, Laos th Ministry is pleased to offer So- - jfional tension Involves a . in of Maj- cessfully in Afghanistan are - ighbourhood, good prospe- mlin held honour His have and Cambodia have proved their the society another.- group of , range of questions, an aggregate esty the King of Afghanistan viet builders and geologists, spe- - cts for their further development qualified young people for va- ! problems requi-- .' determination and unflinching Nikolai Podgorny warmly cialists in agriculture all fields. of big and small and teach in ti- uphold independence and rious medical services. . solution. At the same will to .greeted the esteemed Afghan gu- - ers. They have helped in the bu- Your Majesty, we would like ring country, in in- sovereignty, the right to shape The he said address- ilding of the hydropower stat- especially emphasise Ihe me, nobody can deny that ests. . to that exist the destiny of their own count- ing, the graduates, is in dire i, ternational relations there ' On behalf of the Presidium of ions in Naghlu and Pule Khum-r- mutual understanding and trust.; " need of qualifications. c your' .1 rrnT-f- r. c - . 1 Soviet-Afgha- tiie main directions along which ries." xne UiScsxv oupreme ouviej auu the mechanised bakery and so characteristic of n you questions odB defending Nobody ha, and cannot hav "The services that perform Soviet Government, the gu- automobile repair plant, the Ka- relations in the course of cardinal the peace strengthening security any doubt that the heroic Viet- in laboratories, and hospitals, ests representing a country with bul Polytechnical Institute. The- decades, also spread to our co- and Related to these dir- namese people, just, as the peo- have a great bearing on the which the Soviet Union has bonds se and other industrial and ag- operation in the field of interna-- : are solved. now is first of. all the ples of Laos and Cambodia, will success of treatment offered by friendship, goodneighbourhood making po- policy. . ections of ricultural projects, it tional for- ccmpell the foreign intervention- the doctors', he added. ap- struggle of the peaecloving and multifaceted mutually adva- ssible to successfully utilise the speak with Indo-Chin- ces for the liquidation of mili- ists to get out of the a He said: "Dedicated work on ntageous cooperation. country's natural - resources and proval of Afghanistan's policy of peninsula. your part will not only bring tary hotbeds in 'Southeast Asia . . It can be noted with satisfac- to change its economic structure positive and active neutrality, di- in the Middle East. Indeed The international situation over professional satisfaction but tion, Podgorny said, that the me- are a concrete and undjsputable rected at supporting the peoples and one cannot be calm for the desti- thia question has already lonaj also rewards and advancements etings and exchange of views embodiment of fruitful coopera- their struggle against colonia- fa- in long formed not in the aggressor's and promotions, and chances . The-positio- nies of pence as as these between leaders of our two tion. The volume of our trade lism. of the Soviet -; the spots' exist on our planet. vour. Today very few dare to for acquiring positions of gre- countries have become tradition- ties is steadily growing, con- Union Afghanistan on the "hot and and one hears, talk that openly support the United Sta- ater responsibility". al, this testifying to the level tacts in the field of science and. most important problems of the Sometimes the world has allegedly grown tes in its actions in southeast! The Public Health Institute development of bet-we- are successfully develop- situation co- of relations culture present international to these conflicts and Asia. At home the American ad- runs six special schools. This the Union and Af- ing. or are close. accustomed Soviet incide is even possible so to say, ministration also encounters a gr- year the midwifery school gra- ghanistan. They on the firm The foreign policy programme We hope that our coun'.ii? that it rest to. lay them aside and to take owing dissatisfaction with the duated .26 students, the medical basis of Soviet-Afgha- n treaty of peace, approved by 2th . act jointly in' the the will further up unsolved problems. Such aggression in lndo-unin- a. technology school 2o persons, CF5U congress, provides a. easing tensions, in Im other document which, being in force for cause of cannot accepted. At present there exist real pre- - .pharmacy school' do persons, for already deepening and expansion clima- reasonine be .several dozen years, of flic proving the international requisites for a just settlement health inspectors school 35 per-- m have patently shown their use- -' Soviet Union's relations of mut- te. in creating conditions mat .1 Southeast Asia, for a solution sons, laboratory ' technicians f ul and effective role. ually advantageous cooperation, x-r- ay ol some quarters to continue poi- of the Vietnam problem. There school 34 persons, and Soviet-Afgha- n liv-- j in with The relations of with otner states. And we have world, to accordance (Continued on page ; ' soning the situation in the wo-- 4) workers school 15 persons.; friendship and cooperation are every reason to say that Soviet- - ,'their cardinal interests and na- -

Moscow p'ress ,. Commend on Their Majesties MOSCOW, Sept. 15, Folio winf I( the te xt Of a comment of Tasi on Their Majesties vhit of I'SSR. His Majesty the Kin; of Afrhanistan, and Her Majesty Qmwn Humaira today inauin-rate- d an orHcial friendship visit to the Soviet I'nlon which h k continuation ot the fruitful ' i cn tacts established between statesmen of the two nelrhbourinc coo ntries. ' ' . and building techniques . , . nery ' His Majesty has more thanlnciples of positive neutrality. Among these project are power once visited, the USSR and is nonalicnment to political and mi- - plants, motor roads, and surveys known here as an outstanding litary crounj. reaceful coexist- - for minerals, statesman of Afghanistan, who ence between states with a dif A tendency towards the expan- makes a big contribution to the ferine social order. sion of trade between the two strengthening of the relations of It is said here that the pofi- -. countries is observed. In the-las- t in- friendship and goodneighbourho- tions of Afghanistan and the-IJS3- five years reciprocal trade od between the two countries are identical or olose ,on creased rtout 50 per cent uml .pfps-ent-d- 70 His preceding official Visit li thp main problems of the av equalled some million rtnblcs the Soviet Union took plai-- in international situation. last year. Soviet-Afgha- the 1968. In September last year, HM n economic and. The Moscow press welcomes disting- the King came to the USSR on technical cooperation Is bein?, visit to. the USSR of the vi-si- t. a brief ; unofficial friendship Implemented on the basis of am , uished guestg from Afghantan. Intergovernmental agreement for Pravda w that the arrival of Political, economic, tedm:ciil 1967-197- 2. Under this agreem-- , the Afghan guests "will pronvto and cultural cooperation has ent. the USSR renders assistnti-- ; the further strengthening of the been successfully developing btt-we- en ce to Afghanistan in the build-- ) Roodneiohbourly relations betwe- the USSE and Afghanistan inn of a number of mim pi isla- en the USSR and Afghanistan in for many years. Highly apprecia- nd projects. Soviet organisations ' the Interests of the peop'eg of ted in the USSR is Afghan-Stan'- s conduct designing and Tturvoy-- the two countries and umvrsnl foreign policy, resting on th. pr-- ing, mpply equipment, nu?ch;(. peace. The new nurses taking the oath Of serttee. t

PAGE. 2 THE KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 15, 1971 For Tho iiFood i. .Ai on Thoir yisit The trouble With the roarers cammed Moesfes ' Majesties King of ysian-Afgha- n their sentiments too fre- Their the ur internal affairs, we do not friendship".' is that Afghanistan and the Queen of intrude upon the initiative ofImI All subsequent history of es -- m -- assis- quently lapse into more bom- - Afghanistan arrive Moscow your people, we render tablishment and development on September 14 on the invita tance to any manifestation of of Soviet-Afgha- n, relations con- su- deve- Tightness of Lenin s bast. tion ot the Presidium of the progressive nature in the firmed the preme Soviet of the USSR and loping of your people. Not words, (More than, fifty years the soviet Government. for a moment we intend to lm testily strengthening and wid- - Soviet people attach great im- - pose upon your people a pro-- . ening of Soviet-Afgha- n politi- - Dortance to the visit ol head of jrramine which is alien to it". ' cal. economic.1 scientific and ,the friendly ties; They have favour-- LuuiiLi j Aigncuusiuu.an it is airecuves xor me ooviet uip- - uie umucutcuu iciouum riendfjhip even, - - between put countries.,.. -- knowrf that f ibejween lomats at that the com THE KABULTIMES ovieliind Afghan, eopes was posehWoundation of theno--i "One of, the characteristic fea- - initiated' by founder of peaceful jfCoeistehce of tures of incerej relations bet-- . Published every day except Friday and Afghan pu- - the Jthe licjt'of Soviet state V..1. Lenin. soies wun cuiiereni souien ana weeu um jjcuuics , oicu mo blic holidays by the Kabul Times Fublismag Agency political systems. Majesty the King of Afghanis-- The Soviet Union was the - Vladimh Ilich Lenin attached )tan 'consists "their mutual " 4 - ng frie-lopme- first state to, recognise indepen- - great itfportarice'-toithejdeve- natur.-RetaiHi- ; of this Disarmament conference dende of the Afghan people, its 6f friendly relations :Tidshir ift future is ihdubitable state sovereignty and establish between the Soviet Union arid factor",l3ecause the foundation 'i Union on the Despite these common factors, well known, The proposal of the Soviet Af- let- - on good neighbourftood, the race for developing weapons diplomatic relations with Afghanistan. In one of his resting convening of an international disarma- ruclear ghanistan.' " terrtothe leaders of Afghanis- - mutual respect, noninterference ment conference In which the members of the continuing. The semi-nucle- ar powers are shoul The, directives for' Soviet dip- United Nations as well as nonmembers parti- dering added financial burdens to produce nuc lomats sent to Kabul said that ' I 1 I t";veloipinent pf economic andcul-- ; I J ' cipate is a welcome move. Iear devises. ; " 'BcthCOour states prize' their turai cooperation which " res- - made The nonproliferation "treaty of 1969 which of aggressive character, it is the independence and would like ponds to the aspirations of bo- - i As is known, the proposal has been " o rjolicv of oeace arid riendshio. tp,see;. independent , and free ; thj, states" '' by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromy-k- has been ratified by many nations is not enough x f r vm,. v the .' . We sav to the Afghan Govern each other, and all the peoples Soviet people' have no doubts to the United Nations Secretary General to meet the demands for the disarmament of 1911. ment: we have one system, you of,',the;East.'lBothJ oar' states' that the visit of Their Majes in a letter recently. the For one thing, some countries, which , U Thant one, we follow are ' not m Dy' ties-- to jne ;joviei; union wm Is have nuclear weapons or which are on, ver- have the other' 'drawn closer only Viewed from any angle, disarmament the certain ideals, you have other the circumstances j mentioned promote' further strengthening ge of having ; them have not become parties to ' the hottest issue of our day. Political tensions ones, but we are equally con- above but especially, by the fact many-side-d 'ties between 'the could trigger off the nuclear holocaust result- the treaty. For another, the 'treaty aims at pre- nected by the 'commdiT aspira--. that there are no problems bet-- USSR:r'and, Afghanistan and le-we- eh ing in the perishing of man himself. venting the proliferation of nuclear weapons--it fions for j of Afghanistan and n Russia present a new stage of the ch ' bet-an- Even When the nucleat weapons were in. does not' ban research work within the na- - our peoples. ' : '. could, evoke differences of friendship d - - , (APN) infancy, Hiroshima Nagasaki felt the tions by the concerned scientists and. Institu- "We do not interefer into yo- throw any shadow on Rus- ween oub peoples. their and ' fire and were burnt down. That was 26 years tions .,. v. :. .v .' ago. from the experiments in nuclear arms So far one international disarmament con- carried out these days one can well imagine ference has been held and it was in 1932 in Switzerland - the damage that a nuclear bomb could cause. Berlin. It was much before the nuclear devises were developed and even if it was concluded ' in economy In fact to use a nuclear weapon a nation successfully it .would have not had an impact v Signs of deterioration more a bold decision: It needs to on the requirements of our era. ;;Vl By BERNARD KAPLAN needs than But most ol all i too, not. After the second world war again attempts .' The Swiss, everybody's ideal of disturbed decide whether it wants to perish or probably Switzerland's bas.;' in hold an a competent, nt peo- Schwarzenbaeh, is confident he This why is said the super powers of were made to international conference watch-makin- g. "is is it that Alps trou- will make it the next time. Many dustry, That be- - . ple, arfe up to their in on through the United Nations. " " watch-make- rs vast nuclear stockpiles are disarmament ' ' ! alrea- today with their ble and uncertainty,. people here' agree. ; ' cause Swiss They Those efforts too failed, and the was - Ja- impotent in terms of military strength. result ' Once upen a time) the most the In a tiny country of. million dy are fast. losing "ground to the committee was establi- ' panese, and, competition. have them yet they can not use them. that disarmament Swiss had "to worry about Vas the recent immigrants comprise ,10 Russian competition is strong- worst aspect of the whole issue is the shed outside the United Nations and has been occasional --cuckoo clock running per cent of the population and Since this The expensive expenditure involved in the development of meeting since in Geneva. slow. Now," Switzerland has la more than' a Quarter of the labour est by. far. at, the less ch .the market, turning costs weaponry. After years of research We hope finally an international disarma- bour problems, inflation prob force. Even Swiss .to whom end of nuclear . hu- riot-sc-ti- candidly is hitting the Swiss where it of dollars of investment on ment conference will be held and vital issues lems and even a race is anathema work and millions admit that so many newcomers rts most, nations find themsel- affecting mankind and its destiny discussed problem. 'If that were hot enough, uranium plants, nuclear - is in so short a period has stretched To meet what could become a . the vaunted watch industry by the universal community. full-fledg- ed ves in a fix. not ticking as well as it used to, usual Swiss tolerance dangerous- . economic cris'.s. the ' government pushing either. ;v ly thin; ; , federal vis to Would you believe that ' the In an attemDt to snike Schw- - amend the constitution to give &jsp 'CBir;iarj(DE3! .Wain' avfidyl(RUtjr; a 'ihfky HiTnbach's ,gut tfadral auyiary --Jtself much extended powers to k( itilel coumry s IPirie . graspS of VeCdtiomtys: hav"frazen jhepOreign jar ??guiate me trauiuuiuu IHIomib f bour force at existing levels. eeonomiy. Un- - role exploitation of na That is hard to attribute to a The Anis and Heywad dail- contribution of the Soviet in the However, critics claim this has (Newsday) developm- - tural resources of Afghanistan. nation which. Virtually invented ies devoted their yesterday's ion in the five year money had the' effect of making ' the The visit or Their ' Majesties and treats banks like reli editorials to the state visit of ent plans of Afghanistan has to antiforeigner movement seem res- - very useful. The people the Soviet Union is yet another gious shrines. Their Majesties the King and been Inflation has 'indeed burst thr-- . pectable. They point out it also to see th- step towards expansion Queen to the Sovift Union. The of Afghanistan wish further ough, to the current tune of more serves to heighten wage inflation , fostered of friendly relations ; between have also carriel pho- ese relations further 7 'per a year. a coun pressures since'' Svvitzerland con- - papers and technical the two countries, the paper than cent In tos of Their Majesties at the and the financial try where, until 'a couple of years tinues to have a severe 'uoour ' of the Soviet Union concludes. ' ;' Kabul airport before leaving assistance ago, it was never above an ann- shortage. ; ;' ' for economic development of Anis has also published 'the for Moscow. ,.' ual 2 per cent one of the lo- Businessmen here are worried edi- Afghanistan 'continued. fourth installment of an article Heywad its ' Swiss exports may be 'pric- .The daily in Rah-tguz- west rates in the world the eff that rela- The paper has published a by Mohammad Shafie ar, - torial said: The friendly ' ect has been little- short' of trau- ing themselves put 'of .world mar- showing new skysc- who writes his impress- " ' between Afghanistan and picture matic. .' ". ;'. kets. Because of inflation, the fe- tions buildings in Moscow whi- ions of his forty day visit to the Soviet Union which have raper, One result is a Wave of wildcat deral government was reluctant- . the the United States . firm historical background and ch has further enhanced strikes,, breaking a pattern of har- ly Compelled to raise the parity on confidence, mu- beauty of the city. The article. is illustrated. with monious labour relations "that had Value of Siwss money by 7 per are based a showing ' Rahguzar trust, and good neighbour- 0 picture not been violated In 34 years. An- cent when West Germany set the tual people of Afghanistan Kushkakai, the publisher liness, been further stren- The and other has been, to bolster a rew Deutsch mark "floating" last sp- have great importance to th- of Caravan, simi- gthened as a result of exchange attach who was on rightwing political .movement ring. The consequence, naturally eir, friendship with the Soviet lar visit, m Cape Kennedy la- of visits between the leaders preaching the expulsion of hund- was to make Swiss products even ' Union afid consider mutually unching site. 'Vet two countries. ; it reds of thousands , of immigrant dearer for foreign customers. of the beneficial hope for con- In the article Rahguzar talks Under the wise leadership of and workers, especially Spaniards and Switzerland is literally a nation of friendship, of ' - ; ' ; countr- tinuation this about the development mass - export die. their leaders, both Italians. . .. which must or says the daily Anis. media and the He, says -- ' ies have taken positive and co- press. In its first electoral outing fa So acute is the situation that paper mentions the fact journalism has become an ad- ' ' nstructive measures towards The year ago, the National Action recently a major printing com- that the Soviet Union has play vanced industry in the United ' operations to "Now don't forget moHher. . development of ties. 1 1 J.M1 1 i Movement against pany moved its State's. . es you The exchange of visits Dy .u s ami iajrm6 8iCa won 40 per cent of the v6-t- France, of all places, where it whatever dot don't mention the leaders of the two count-- i in a referendum on expulsion. it-- can produce more cheapl- football!" . " - y- ' The leader,- James - I 1C3 11 1W wv.wv movement's "'." tion which in the last 16 years has been taking place almost every year. During these Visits the leaders of both countries Progress in konquest of leprosy find the opportunity, to discuss WASHINGTON. issue of mutual interest as well Doctors le, Louisiana, carried the ex- - "m : The proposal of the Mongol-- ) at all 'international forums for have succeeded for the out The 'difficulty contracting as international problems. first time in giving leprosy to an periment m iebruary 1970 liy in- - leprosy for both humans and' V social ian People's Republic t6.incor--; the realisation of national as- - Despite differences in animal, aV middle-age- d cTm&liUn. jectifig tha' arrrtadillo with a, tdcV animals .is one of .the Wore fr- pcrate the agenda of the piratiens ol the Korean pec ple, and economic systems, the in ; months-nite- r patient, aspects 26th session who died1 live: firkf'teria 'taken' from a humaa puzzling of 'the disease. iendly relations and cooperation forthcoming ,of ' writes' Izvestia's commentator February, year Many people oris showing signs of the disease. i This a after it especially those, ; UN Assembly qu-B- - between the two countries ha- the Genral Rodionov. .. experts injected, footballsized living the r-- , " S Government hailod the was the in regions of Asia, co-- cations ''or; the . withdrawal f , . '; ; ve become an example of transfer of leprosy to an anin.'W' armadillo came' down with clini rica and South' Africa are ex- in the arena of " in- om South Korea cf U.S , and The withdrawal of the troops existence - as' a major step In finding Letter cal signs of leprosy; It developed posed to leprosy but never get it. all other foreign troops cccu- of occupationistg ; from 'South ternational relations. ' ways to treat and prevent on of large sores on both, of its earlobes., Only 5 par cent o the human po-- It ' pying her under the UN flag Korea, he stresses, is an' indis-an- d . With the passage of every man's most dreaded dise:is?3. takes man three years after ex- - pulation ,sai'd Dr. Binford, is sua- - "on disbandment of pe-th- e year the friendly ties and co- the pensible prerequisite for a A scourge .since Biblicil times, poure to develop the clinical ceptible to leprosy. UN cmmission for the uni- - j ; operation between the two' na- aceful democratic unification leprosy has left between 15 mil" signs of leprosy; Leprosy is a disease that attacks rehabilitation of ea ' tion? are Being further streng- fication and Koea answering the vital lion ani 20 million people, around ' The'' armadillo died suddenly the skin and the nerves. It mimics &nd expanded. ' is a continuation of the lional interests of the' entire - thened the world crippled. . . last month- a surprise, to the every other skin disease and can nne 01 me people. and ' technical consistent aipiomacy iorean . leprosy rarely be ,MIHHIIHIIlMIHHIMm...lHIMHIHIIIIl1lMHIIIIIIMIHHIIim H MtMMNlHHimiitiinimiiififiiif "It's a significant 'advance that researchers since first detected by numbness of 'iHHIHIl IIIIIMlim MIIHIMIIIIIlm I a M could lead to control or eradica- kills humans. Studies of the ar- the skin to pain. It Khalil, Bditor-to-Chi- et is treated . ; ? ' tion of leprosy", said Dr. Jack madillo's tissues showed that it most with drugs ADS. RATES 26M7 -- .often sulfones Tel: Butler director of hospitajs for had developed a far more serious made of sulphur and oxygen. ;. ' Classified: ISO per insertion Residence: 423CS the US Public Health 'Service, case of leprosy than had ever been " Display: Column inch, Af. 100 Shafie BaheL Editor s whose leprosy hospital aVCarvil-- known' in man. : (W.P.)

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; -- vv;V-- - m i uptime ci i m rii:2& . r A four daf volleyball ind basketball,,, tournament In which 15 teams from Ka '":' : rent kinds 6t fungi and 4 they handle them as little as possi bul's ' girk schools." play. - leaned inauopnyta) nas two vary from, a single tiny cell ble.: Take also a notebook and started 'this week. Our reporter . sorts of plants, fungi and algae. which can only be seen through pencil. Write down where you Mohammad Anwar Sahel who, co Algae are green and you sea-the- a microscope, to nigner xorms. iina eacn one ana maice a note vers the current sports events. In ; growing in ponds, Fungi. of-- fungi like the mushroom. ; 6i the colours (as these soon (Jie basketball game which was are dilfeient from algae - beca- - Underneath, the mushroom U lade), the texture and smell, played between the teams of Zar use they have no green colour- - made of a mass of intertwined and whether it was by itself ot fchouna and Malalai highgchoolj ing,matter (chlorophyll) and threads hyphae; called spawi m a group., iomi at home look the game was won 41 to 12 by ' the Zarghouna team. have to depend for food on above the spawin is a stalk for-- them up in a reference book. ' - - i ... i a i i . a: - ai i i i rpL:. . j 1 i 2-- . ui garni; vammaj. or pianiiii mat mea oit more ugnwy pacitea ny--, uus way: you wiu soon aearu '.".:.-':- ter. . phae, on top" of the stalk is, a to recognise the different types, . The Volleyball game played Mush- - ' recog-room- s, Aisha Duranl Priu Fungi are either parasites, cap like an umbrella. , There are no rules for between and toaastoods and puffball, hising. edible or poisonous fun-ar-e cess Belquls highschools was ing plant3 ov animals,- or sapro- the most highly organised gi. Poisonous ones often peel as won 2 to 1 by Aisha Durani team. phytes, when they live on dead kinds of fungi, Lichens which easily as edible ones! 'You will

i In basketball game plants or animals. - Nearly all you see glowing on trees , and have to learn' the characterist-- another diseases of plants are caused rocks are a mixture of a-- fungus ics of each one, particularly the played, between Princess Belquls : Zarghouna high by fungi (the others are caused and an algae living together. , ; very ' poisonous ones such ; as and school team Members' of Princess Belquls and Aisha game by insects, Mildew on roses, On an autumn walk it is in- - the Death Cap, 'which can be the was who by Princess' Duranl Ilighschoo posing for a picture before Belquis team 20 to nothing. blue mould on jam, witches' teresting to see how many kinds ; confused with the edible field their game. , brooms oh silver birch v trees,; of higher forms of fungi you mushroom, and peels as easilv." and the green mould from whi- - can find. But they are very fra- - There are a .number of edible ch penicillin (a drug which can gile arid difficult to keep, ; so fungi, among them large puff save the lives ot people wh" if you want to bnng the- most balls and blewits, but make are ill) is made, are all kinds interesting .ones home it is quite certain that any you take of fungi. ,, - best to take a flat bottomed ba- - home to be cooked are not poiJ There are many, many diffe- - sket and a small trowel . and sonous ones!.;.' .. . Citre of your sports equipment J ,,, Sf .V, 4. .. , y& . .Care of your Sports Equip--; to keep, it" supple and clean, and If the handle is not in'eood ' 14 L '' '' You need soap and wator, du"-- the wooden stick, with unseed repair take it to a sports shop it 'Mt" for a new rubber grip.' ; 5. blanco clothes. . , 3. If ypur rubber grin .has Rub the cricket ball with' It is worth taking trouble to torn or slipped down, nave ' it, an oily cloth, to protect it 7 keer vour snorts eauioment in repaired or replace ' it. V " where jt is cut. : ', ' , good coridition, as the better the i. If the varnish on ycur 6. Pads should be cleaned the ,better you game ckey stick is thin rub a little lin with white bianco.- - . , ' will be. When the season for "seed oil or wax polish On it. 7. Cricket boots should be cle- - any particular game is - over, This helps ta keep the wood in aned and stijds examined and hi . i clean the tacKie oeiore putting conamon.. ,; renewea u iauity. it away. . ?5. Stand the sticks, handle i 8. Put all the equipment away 1 - Football, . Netball and Rugger downwards, in a corner or uni- together. , ;. ball Boots . breiia stana where they wu. ! - LRemove the mud and brush not fall over, - . , Swimming JEquipment , it dut of the stitching. .Tennis 1. After swimming, wash out . 2. Wipe ball with soap 1. Wipe the edge of your ten-an- d the your swimming - cold racket a damp suit in a damp cloth whicn has nis with soft water.' " , but very ''. been soaked in warm v water, cloth, be careful nol 2. Make sure also to wash then with a xloth wrung out in to dampen the stryigs. fl,V.r.Qo 1 1.1. 2. is d Wla' orroriwes duu r Zarghouna. High' School Basketball team: clean; water hCiZ .rf-nngs- . removingsEBrall salt wal.r Members of the Princess Belqls Uighschool 3. Dry it and leave it overni-- rub ,J 'Standing, right to left) Najiba Barakzol, basketball team which beat its onnonenf. ' and you tam a very linseedt or wax sand before fold them ght in the air. , , little oil, Najia Atefi ,Rona Ilayatl, Asia Fazli, Jamila by 20 to nothing: up and put them away (If. you v polish. . 4. Next day put on a small . , B r .lamila WaseL . - Standing leave sand and salt . water en icshanl, (right to left) Zarghouna, Aziza, dubbiiT 3. Have any broken f strings ampurft of polish or them, they will. not). V ' Sitting; tight 16 lefti Sajia, AnjeIa, Fauzla, ' Mala Soraya, Pashtun. Sitting) -- repaired, '"'h Shahnaz with a clean duster and rub it -: 'i .: - Sheima and Rona. . irirht anil mm .. in. This will keep the .leather-1 4. Put the racket inla press.- Supple. ' v v t. ... tcivaiu.i w, quite atiaigiib. ' 5.'-- ' ; More collegb . 5. In the prtogifc-you- ; '.'fifi'd. :'c Collect-- tenriis balls . and gradual s provinces fVia air has IpakAri out take the put them in a plastic has. be-- The SS reporter this) weekiifather. Miss Nimat has. attpn- - the h HIIRO fkfA rvn tYt favrna Karri in mnljo Vtact lira nrUn ball to a sports shop and have ' side your racket. ,, Jias interviewed a 12th grade ; ded .three, academic vyears in bhe regrets the fact that in the facilities they have, said Miss re-- 7 cncKet,. ' y- :. atuaent oi mncess fUelquw- "girls ... it blown up and ;the. facing B.amlan school: This was provinces tnere is stiil not mu-- - JNimat. To overcome this shor-c- h . ; V ma-- jni-- newed if necessaiyj ; wicxei pats are careiuuy. ; mgnyocno miss rorpiKai when her lather .worked there chance for the girl gradu- - tcoming, she believes, sonje col-at- es 6. be de. : good mat, is top high official-- Boots and shoes should ;of quality wood.i but, whp the sttident in as; an of the pro-- to assume an pffice work ; lege graduates should get rea-an- d her- virice.'"'-.-.- ' cleaned kand polished in the even the best will dry and era., - classLMiss Nimat Has been ' this is partly due to objecti-- dy to, serve as teachers in the e ! is able to While, same way.-(Th- oft parts of !ck if it not properly cared maintain her (position in Bamiani Miss Nimat on of parents and partly due provinces in an effort to raise - ' the football --rugger boots for. for quite some years. Though, developed , an interest in the io lnavauaointy oi opp-- W ' such tne standard oi education in should not be polished, but sh- 1. Wipe your bat with a damp angnsn language is tafight as historical monuments there. ; ortunitv. However, there is a the outlying provirices. ' ru-- , littlp a Ni-- .. ' ould have plenty of dubbin cloth wrung out in a foreign language, Miss She- has t studied softie .books chance for the girl graduates to If the college graduates lways up on warm soapy water. mat is deligently trying to se-a- bbedjwell in.) Check about .the history of Bamian teach at the primary and nd stick in their search for replace damaged learn German as well. . studsi and language) the influence of different condary schools iri their res-cultu- a suitable job in the capital ' ones. ! , 2. Wipe dry with a cloth well According to SS reporter Miss in the area. , pective districts. city, there will come the time Hockty and Lacrosse ' wrung out in clean water. , Nimat is fluent in (German miss, isimat believes that when many college graduates 1. Wipe mud off the stick. When; the bat is complete laneuaee and this sheiattribu- - nrovinces stuHpnta Thoncrk thi, mimlw nt the w w - - i tn' a w - .i wnrrTwu AV. V naKU UCU1' will remain unemployed, since 2. Rub the leather basket of ly dry rub'in plenty of linseed tes to the encouragement of harder and at 'the sa-- fied and well educated teach- - it is hard to absorb that rrianv the lacrosse stick with dubbin oil. her parents, particularly her me time help their parents in ers in the province is small, graduates" in the offices in the . . . hnH,Atm i .. Famous aircraft designers i uuwtvci, wic v aiuuciits' WUIK topitai tlljf. Earned Wallis . . The reason the University Quiz:' where graduates would like ( to re- main in Kabul arid get a job is that in the capital city there are more facilities to ensure a who, how, when comfortable and happy life, while in the province this is Mohammad Anwar Sahel, the champion weight lifter in fly-- theatres here and other recrea- - wxAii&frjM a vrm I I j ' WiV CPjyTr:. weignt ciass has sent us the tion facilities. Also the growing put to number of restaurants and cof- fee' houses, the well stocked mWjSm X . cnecK tne nght answer: shops are making .the gradua- f .ZmSWZiZ ' I- tes to . 7? ."il , - Mohammad Ali Clay-P-at reluctant accept a job terson boxing outside the capital city. IMvylko' . bout of 1965 took . j ttXm?'S.,0 ,v - ... . , riJ . Place In: " was enclosed within the skirt. 3 Sir Barnes Neville Wallis in Me joined them before tho rnes shape historv.' 4 The R100 was triurrmhamlv a. Lagos. 0 a i - -- a. r. " . . .j-.- .. . avj - (1B14-18- . - 1 a man oi conwaaicuons. a on- first world war ). when beverai years after the wa launched one calm- winter b. New York who-prefer- s -- llianf scientist to' Britain was striving to counter British air duthoritiesi decided day and in 1930 made a n urn-ca- ll c. Boston. himself a' simple engineer, the eiant Grman Zeppelins, to build a fleet of cieantic oas- - ber of successful flights, inclu. 2. Wolfgang Worat member genius a' .- An inventor of whois .later to bomb London in i thesenger airships which would be ding return; transatkintic trip "of the hationarfnnthnll )- f . team uia-,- s an m - to iu y- ocvcitij fmwoH iuuu wuiiu iirsi reai raiue. noic njr uiuubcuius vi nuiua v.auaud. tu stxmea set lor of M-e Federal RpniihlipXVepUDHC nf nnprfld. retirinff "back rooiil on war nama ha onliotorl aa a nnn-etn- n nnrl tn linlr tHa miLir a Krilliant future fnr ha ln,t- - ' IS memrjer boy' 'who cteft; intimidate" tpp private soldier, 'but Was I ( Soon I countries; tl jth Atorid. Two be distance passenger airship. In uerdny oi. politicians when vital issues sent back to Vickers. Here he airships, the October 1?30 the R101 of dif- - r s. ' are at stake. -- A man of peace r urao racnnncihla fht natrai'ul K 1 fill anH (ha Rlfli urdra ho fornnf rlocirm onH inircail ; b. Hamburg Club loathing the indiscriminate sla- new airships arid also for pro- constructed nrst ana I wains weignt oy modincations set out c. Nuremburg Club. ughter of waf--, who became fa- ducing the first practicable air was given the job' of Mesigning on a demonstration flight' to Write down your answer: n ; mous for therdevastatirtg war ship mooring m3st. During the R100. He did, and fri a rast India, carrying a distinguished Who was the wrestling cham-pio- rt weapong heprodveed. tThough this time he became friend j echoing shed in Yorkshire, his passenger list which included (57 kg class) in rTokyd1 f to become one of with a young a many he was ihe Royal Navy air airship gradually grew into aeronautical leaders. Di and Mexico Olympics o( 1964 most original 'designers of aer- ship pilot named Cochrane who' great rigid structure bigger th- - saster struck. During a storm and 1968. - oplanes, whose influence is, was later to become an RAP an many an Atlantic Mner, and over northern France the R101 -- 4. Who is ichampion i, stiH apparent in our Jatest machines, Air Chief Marshal and a power- with three times the speed. Lu- - crashed In flames with the loss the of much of his early wor ful supporter of 'Wallis's revo xnrimift acpnmmodatioft for ab. of most aboard. TViia trarraHw weightJifting in. Afghanistan, king life was spent in the great lutionary, ideas in the second' out 100 passengers Iricludiug put an end to Britain's airshi'n cIflss 3. Of which' province do firm Vickers as a war. ch- - cabins, saloon, programme ne ; British' of 4 .world Such apparently private dinin a and the R100 Wases come, what: does he do of airships. ance, . decks, grounded designer encounters .can. and later scrapped, for a bving Torplkai Nimat PAGE '4' THE KABUL TIMES-,;.- . SEPTEMBER 15, 1971 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SPEECH OF H.E. NIKOLAI PODGORNEY ''(Continued rom .puoc ll exists a good constructive bas.s the Vietnamese people. As a ires that Israel fulfil the No plex problems of post-w- ar - in sses in an atmosphere of since-- ' problems of our time.'- 2- lyov to--a- st for this -- the fnown proposals result, the dangerous situation vember -. resolution of ternational relation was a'fiew rity and friendship shows once Nikolai Podgorny raised a ol the DRV government, the se-- . in Southeast Asia ui'.'fortunatt-1- y the Security Council the main step in the direction of strene again that there exist favoura- to the health of His Ma- ' von-poi- nt proposals ofj the Prov- continues to exist, ; demand of which is the with- - thening peace and security in ble conditions for a1 further de- jesty and rlier Majesty ' the,-Quee- isional Revolutionary Governm- The. situation in Asia is agg- drawal. of Israeli troops from Europe. ' ; velopment ol mutually advan- io 'the strengthening and ent .of the Republic of South Vi- ravated also by other unsolud all.Arab lands captured by th- -, The peoples of. Europe have tages tilateral tits' between further development of friend- etnam, as we,ll as the proposals problems. The situation in the em in 196T. the right to hope that measu-- the Soviet Union and Afghan-- ship, good neighbourhood and by patriotic' Lao; VVith- the support of res will be to solve coop- .cooperation the forces of t Asian subcontinent has aggra other taken other istan, for expanding their, fruitful between- .;.' ' 'and Cambodia. ."' .' vated lately. eration on , the international the Soviet Union and Afghanis- - "'fhe United" States which; as is" The problem 6f refugees from of is making constructive world politics, that Europe .will scene, on. the most important Jan. known, has not yet renounced East Pakistan has appeared in proposals on this matter The 'urn yito a continent of .lasting the course at solving the prob- connection with the known ev soviet union oeneves that the peace ana cooperation, lem by military means con tin-'- , ents there. Tension has grown efforts of all developing forces The holding of an Text of (His Majesty's speech undoub-speedie- ues to this day to. avoid giving in relations between the two be invigorated for the - can conference wpuld st a clear answer to these rea- biggest stales of that area - In- settlement of the cri- - tedly be ot much importance (Contimed jrom page 1) . It is regrettable 3 war sonable proposals. It holds a dia and Pakistan. There arn sis in the Middle East, for the fo" a further improvement of that th inalignable rights of the peoples in Vietnam and armed in position a; forces that would not mind creation there of a situation un- - the general situation there. The dashes and nations, abolition of rem- the of" Indo-Chin- a the Paris talks continues using the existing tense situa- - der which the lawful rights and, question of this .conference has the countries arc and nants of colonialism and elimina- still goinj on .despite the const- to manoeuvre in t question tion for attaining their unseem interests of all peoples been standing se the the or tion of all forms and kinds of ant offals by the peo of of a settlement in Vietnam, try- ly aims ana ior wnippmg up ar- - me area, veral years there now oj including, the Arab and exist racial discrimination ,the world to end them. The pto-- to solve this problem to the med clashes in that area. people oLPalestine would be all preconditions for switching ing Following a series of positive pie of Afghanistan support - the detriment of of The preservation of peace in ensured. .The from a general discussion to the interests Israeli aggress and fruitful efforts to find peace need for the reestabJishmont ot southern Asia will depend con- - , ion is not only concrete forms of the manifestatiT preparing qu- -, ' ful ways of settling disputed psace and the strengthening of siderably On the speediest at- - on of imperialist oolicv in thp the. conference. testions and. as a of the security in Indo-Ch- 1 with Thest Majesties tairlfnent of a political - The problem of result settle Middle East; The forces of re- .. disarmam- treaty signed between due respect for rig'.M of ment of the problems action imperialism ent, involving the Soviet the. the 'Continued from page 1) that have and are ste the interests df Union and the Federal Republic peoples of the area to shape the originated- 'V in East Pakistan pping up their activity, all countries and peoples, re- four-powe- mad, Foreign Minister Moham- trying of Germany year, r, dfirtiny themselves acccrd-anc- e with due to topical last the ir in mad Moussa Shafiq, Minister consideration for the disunite the Arab countries, mains and acute in the agreement was concluded with the Geneva agreements Soluti-tio- So-rab- lawful interests of its popula- to set them loggerheads, present conditions'. Its n ijp4.-a-;- of Planning Abdul Wahed i, at to on Wsst Berlin recently. This of nhout any foreign tion, on the creation would tantamount there of undermine them from in- be to . the Ambassador of Af- -' the agreement , opens a new road to interfe ewe. v safe conditions for the return side and to strike a blow at saving mankind from the dan- peace Despite ghanistan to the Soviet Union and . security hi Europe all their efforts the de-- of the refugees and on the rea', the patriotic forces. ' Sov- ger of military conflicts, from Mohammad- - Aref, Deputy Fo- The The conclusion of this agreement, veloping countries could not nar-show- diriess of of reign Minister Rawan Farhadi the statesmen in that iet Union, which supported and the. burden once again that complex row appreciably the gap between region to prevent sliding ' and other officials. the continues to support the Arab spendings on military aims. international problems can be them and developed states. This down to a The disarmament; Present on the Soviet side military conflict. peoples their striving for free- struggle for settled through negotiations and, gap keeps 'widening, and with boviet and is at the same time a struggle ' Were: Kiril Mazurov, First ine union will do ev dom independence, cannot of mutual understanding. each day it brings the wofld nea-Th- e erything. possible to against forces of imperial- - Vice Chairman of the Council facilitate a and will not be indifferent to the continued forcible occu- -. rer-t- a potential danger - with normalisation or ism, 'for Of Ministers, the Foreign M- the situation the intrigues . of imperialism the strengthening of pation of Arab territories by Is- -, which this undesirable situation in the interests of and - ' international , ' inister of the USSR Andrei the peoples reaction. security. rael which seized them as a re-- is fraught.' " - - of all Gromyko, Chairman of the. Sta- countries of that. area. The, question of ensuring Eu- suit of armed aggression four ye- - We believe that The ' The holding .a ' te Committee of the Council recently concluded treaty ropean security continues 'to of world dis ars ago. is one of the serious ob ent of tranquility in the world on peace, armament would of Ministers of the USSR for friendship and coopc be a key problem of strengthen- conference . stacles to the strengthening 0f calls for effective efforts on an Un-- . undoubtedly be fa- External Economic Relations, ration between the Soviet ing peace in the whole world. a measure peace in the Middle East and th- international scale to streng- ion. and India, that is not direct-- , sit--, cilitating ,the stop of the arms roughout Semyon Skachkov, -- and other The general international the world. The people then the economic basis anJ im- officials. ed against any state, is an im- uation depends in many ways' race. The implementation of of Afghanistan supporting the prove the living conditions of the portant :' this and a of pro- Their Majesties arrived in factor of preserving on the diection'that develop- number other struggle of the fraternal Arab peoples of developing countries and posals made by the Soviet Un- Moscow yesterday on an offi- strengthening peace and ments will take. people for a just settlement .'of Mn conclusion' expressm j sin- in wh- ion would be an important con- cial friendly visit at the- invi- security Asia and in the As a result of the efforts ma-d- e the Middle East problem and cere hope for the strencthening ole tribution to the cause easing tation of the Presidium of the world. , by the Soviet Union, and of restoration of the legitimate ri of. the foundations of (vorld pe ',; international tensions to of- - USSR Supreme Soviet and the The situation in the Middle other socialist countries, a turn the ghts their Palestinian broth- - ace, for the establishment and ' East cause of peace - Soviet .Government while it continues to be tense and to the easing' of tensions has and cooperation ers demand an end to the Tsratrln development of positive' and ftu- dangerous. Pursuing ah expan- re- among the peoples. occupation and the aggressive ac- cooperation between was raining in the city. ; taken shape in Euope in itful all - policy Soviet' people knpw you a3 At Vnukovo airport, decora- sionist and insisting on cent years and the general sit- tions iaunched by Israel to dest- countries of the world, join me unrealistic pro- an outstanding statesman of roy, Arab ted with flags of Afghanistan claims Israel is uation has become more enco- the character of the and the oueen in a toast for the crastinating a Afghanistan who consistently old city of good and the Soviet Union, the Royal settlement of tho uraging, The signing of the Jerusalem and othei' health of the President of. crisis military-politica- l pursues such a course of foreign Arab lands under visitors were met by the "Pre- with the treaties between the Soviet its. occupation. the Presidium of support of policy that meets the interests people Afghanistan hi- - Pod- sident of 'the Presidium of the the United States. Union and. the FRG, between the of Soviet of the USSR Ni'colai The Middle East question can Poland and the FRG of posi- of your country and the inte- - j ghly appreciate the support by gorny and other Soviet leaders, USSR Supreme Soviet Nikolai is ' be solved and the peace se- tive rests of all the peaceloving pe- - the Soviet Union and other pe and for the further progress of Podgorny, First Deputy Chair- - and significanceThe quadri- ' of ooles. The exchange of views aceloving countries tho ) ih-tha- t friendly neighbourly So- man me curity all states of that area partite agreement on ..West for the and oi uaan uouncu oi - ! - can be ensured, but this requ- - Berlin, one of corn- - was started today and pa- ts of 'our Arab brothers. , viet, nation. ' Ministers Kiril Mdzurov, Dm-i-tr the most y Polyan'sky, Deputy Chai- rman of the USSR Council of MODERN VILLAS OF KARGIIA. . Minijsters Vladimir Novikov, Secretary of the, Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet Mi- 1 khail Georeadze. USSR Mi nisters , And ! rei urecnito, rsons cugayev, Sergei Antonov, other ofhcials and representatives of the pub- lic, ambasadors of the two co- untries m each other's capitals, members of Afghan embassy, Afghan "students in Moscow, j heads' of. Diplomatic .Corps with their, wives. Lined up was a guard of ho--' nour of all the three services of the USSR armed forces infa- ntrymen, pilots and navymen. The national anthems of Afgha- nistan and the Soviet Union were performed. His Majesty and the Soviet Nikolai Pod- THE BEAUTIFUL AND GREEN VIEW OF KARGIIA AT SPR- gorny inspected the guard of ING AND SUMMER KEEPS YOUR TIME JOYFULLY, BY DAYS honour. AND BY NIGHTS. , From the airport His Majesty ' to THE SEEING OF S AND GREEN VALLEY drove his residence with , Nikolai Podgorny. The streets IS VERY EXCITING. 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