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VOL. VIII, No. 152 KABUL, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 1969 (MIZAN 2, 1348 S.H.) PRICE AF. 4 RABAT SUMMIT Moroccan press Direct talks with Israel Royal family carries HM photos, means surrender, says Riad members, officials AGENDA ADOPTED UNITED NATIONS. Sent. 24. recoitnition. no nesotiation and no special articles (AFP). Egyptian Foreign Minister compromise, "could respond adequa- Mahmoud Riad told the UN Gene- tely to twenty years of usurpation" Apcllo-1- ral Assembly yesterday by Israel. see 1 film RABAT, Sept. 24, (Bakhtar). that Israel's, delegation way to demand for direct negotiations He also violently Indian on Newspapers here yesterday carried with attacked the Arab states was tantamount a United States, not only mpp-lyin- g photos of His Majesty the King and to for KABUL, Sept. 24, (Bakhtar) demand for the surrender the arms to Israel but also join 26 meeting articles on Afghanstan. They also of for . HRH Prince Mohammad Nadir, nation Arabs while Israel occupied part in the Vietnam war carried photos of Prime Minister Arab and for "the HRH Princess Lailuma, HRH Mar- territory. machinations intrigues Noor Ahmad Etemadi who is repre- and of the shal Shah Wall Khan Ghaza, Chief RABAT, Morocco, Sept. 24, presidents and prime ministers was He said the American imperialists in the current way to Middle East and of the Justice Ziayee, (AP). The steering comnvttee of originally convened only to consider senting Afghanistan peace Dr. Abdul Hakim o was the fulJ application of Central Intelligence Agency who un- August 21 fire in Jerusalem's Islamic summit of the beads President of the Senate of the 12th the Islamic summit conference the ., November 1967 UN Security Council seek to impose their will on the Mosque and Israel's an- states and governments. Afghan Parliament Senator Abdul animously called on the world's resolution, "under the supervision world, ostens'bly in the name of nounced dec'sion to annext the holy On the proposal of Mohammad Hadi Dawi, Court Minister All Mo- Moslem leaders Tuesday to demand and guarantee of the Security Coun-- , freedom". the "restitution the rights the city. Musa Shafiq, the Afghan Ambas- hammad, some members of the ca- of of cdl". As Awadalla finished speaking, de- Turkey, several sador in Cairo and a member of the binet, gome members of the Supreme people of Palestine". Iran, and African Riad three-poi- monstrators delegation to the summit, proposed a plan demanding independen- Court, high The decision 11 -- co- Moslem countries maintain cordial Afghan and ranking officials saw by the nation for application the ce for the American territory Pu- foreign minister of Morocco was of resolution: of the colour movie of Apollo-l- sh- mmittee was a notable success for relations with Israel and had been the 1) Rico l the Is- Withdrawal of Israeli forces erto threw leaflets into the own the countries which are mi- expected to resist Arab efforts to elected as the chairman of at USIS yesterday evening at Arab a from all territory they have occu- auditorium and began shouting slo- widen the scope of the discussions lamic foreign ministers committee. the invitation of the American Am- nority among the Islanvc summit pied since the June 1967 "aggres- gans. Is- In a related development, Prime bassador rn Kabul, Neu- participants taking part in the unpr- into a general condemnation of sion". But they Robert Ahmed Etemadi paid This evacuation would cons- were escorted from the mann. three-da- y rael. M'nister Noor Ambassador Neumann wel- ecedented parley. titute the end of the "Middle East building by security guards without Mohammed Reza Pahlevi courtesy calls on Their Majesties the comed the guests in a short speech. The conference of Islamic kings, Shah of state of belligerency". further incident. Iran, one of the key figures at the King ' of Saudi Arabia, Shah of z; Recognition of the legitimate conference, authorised his foreign Iran, Amir of Quwait and President rights of the Palestinian people minister, Ardeshir Zahedi, to work of Pakistan and held talks with and application of the UN resolution af- France presses with the steering committee in ado- them. Gujarat firming Palestinian refugees' rights to state reported quiet pting a tough agenda which, in ef- , return home or receive compensa-- fect, reflected the Arab viewpoints in 4-d- ay for quick Islamic nations i tion. after every detail. ; religious riots 3) Laying down of Security Co- In a five-ho- debate beh'nd clo- AHMEDABAD, India, Sept. 24, continue it unt-'- l uncil guarantees for Middle the situation was resumption of doors, the conference added to USSR for East (Reuter). Thousands queued for back sed thank peace and security, to normal. item restitution together with food outside shops in this hoi ton the agenda on of j Desai comes from application of all No-- Gujaratalso Palestinian rights the "full backing clauses in the ; western India c'ty yesterday as tro- the home Mideast vember 1967 state of Mahatma Gandhi, talks Aqsa da-o- stand on fire resolution. the lc of the Islamic peoples to the Pales- ops and police relaxed four the independence leader and apostle The Egypf'an foreign minister at-- ; tine struggle for national liberation". curfew. of e. UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24,' tacked recent supplies of U.S. Phan- qu- , agenda foreshadowed the con- Tne Gujarat state capital wri In Delhi, The Sept. 24, (Bakhtar).-Thi- rty tom the government rejected (AP). France is expected to press MOSCOW, jet fighters to Israel. The Un- Moslem-Hind- u ference resolutions to be published iet but tense after a request from the resumption big ambassadors of Islam's na- ited States was backing mili- Pakistani high today for quick of closing meeting Wednesday. Israel riots left at least 350 dead and hun- at the message to the Soviet tarily, comm.ssion to send one of its offi- four talks on the Middle East in tions in a politically and financially, he dreds injured. The wave of riot- cials It associated the prestige of the Shah for the of to Ahmedabad. its first policy statement before the government have thanked alleged, adding that this was a vio- shooting, arson and looting was and other prominent Moslem leaders ing, An external affairs ministry spok- UN General Assembly since Char- Soviet stand on the Mosque lation of the UN Charter. Hindu not directly concerned with the Mid- sparked by a minor Moslem esman said the visit by a les de Gaulle stepped down. fire, and the support given by her Pakistani dle East conflict in a general endor- R'al said the Arab nations were clash on Friday. official "will not serve Minister Maurice to the policy of the Islamic coun- any uwful French Foreign sement of Yasser Arafat's Palestine determined to retrive "every inch" The curfew was relaxed, and in purpose". Schumann is certain to reflect the tries. Israeli-occupie- lifted, for L'Jberataon Movement. of d territory. two suburbs completely He said the request which The message from the 30 Islamic "ind'ijated tough stand towards Israel de Riad's call for full application three hours yesterday but reimposeti that Pakistan A member of Arafat's executive to of is trying to exploit the Gaulle adopted after the June 19 war countries was handed over the .,. committee. Khalid Abou Khatib, the November 1967 Security Coun- last night situation for its own ends".- - and which has been carried on by Soviet foreign ministry by Afghan The last official figures gave the was unanmously seated with obser- cil resolution was later supported by Three members of the Indian par- President Georges Pompidou. Ambassador General Mohammad the weekend' clashes ver status and delivered a fiery in- Lebanese Foreign Minister Yussuf death toll in liament, including a Moslem, said Aref yesterday. as over in Ahmedabad and in dictment of the Israeli occupation Salem. 100 after a tour of Ahmedabad yesterday France has been pushing for re- The text of the statement was re- city Baroda to the south. But of Arab territory, Salem said Israel should realise the of the situation was .improving, but sumption of the four power talks leased in a press conference held unofficial reports from hospita.'s, po- Non-Ara- b Moslem leaders inclu- that "secure frontiers are above all the happenings there "should make on the Middle East which were sus- in the Afghan Embassy yesterday. . it i t more ded President Yahia Khan of Pakis- of a moral order constituted by a lice and mortuaries put us hang our heads in shame and pected last July to: make way for se- tan, the Tunku Abdul Rahman of The message said that it appre- spirit of peace, a desire for peace than 350. fee! whether we are human beinas between United ; parate contacts the the Soviet Hundreds have lost their homes. or - ; ' Malaysia and the Shah. ciated the statement of and respect for international law". not." . Soviet Union. " ' ,:.! States and the The organising committee of eight government on the burning of He accused Israel not only of not Officials reported one case of stab Secretary-Gener- Britain and UN decided last night to ask delegates to part of the Al Aqsa Mosque and her respecting the General Assembly's bing, two assaults and one building U have also urged that the Thant make suggestions for problems to stand towards Israel. resolutions, but of' "nourishing app- set on fire yesterday. four-da- y talks be resumed. more be discussed in plenary session. The message requests the Soviet etites for territorial expansion, a A ban on gathering of Finance Foreign ministers for the four ng minister It also decided to ask the plenary government to help restore peace proud mystique grandeur and than four people and the ci.rry of Saturday to resume of powers agreed session to appoint a committee to in the Middle East and seek ways of domination which inspired Israel's arms and explosives would contin- the talks, but they kept the date Ahmedabad, Baroda to IDA draft resolutions. implementing the Security Council policies of force and determines its ue throughout attend open. It appointed Moroccan Foreign resolution of November 1967 on behaviour". and other trouble spots, officials Pompidou made pla'n his policy i Minister Ahmed Laraki as spokes- the evacuation of aggression of Is- Sudanese Prime Minister Saved said. meeting in U.V Israel July when he here on Friday af- toward last man of the conference. rael from the occupied Arab terri ' Babiker Awadalla told the assembly , Trouble flared in- ,- told a news conference that he IL.I -. .1 A t. 1 . c ter a Moslem religious procejsion (Continued on page 4) tones. uiai umy me nrao lonnuia oi no KABUL, Sept. 24, (Bakhtar). tended to maintain the hold on war-plan- es held up by 200 cows be'iig dri- was Min;str for Israel. He sard the embar- ven from a Hindu temple. clash of Finance Mohammad Anwar Ziayee left go de Gaulle clamped on 50 Mirage followed between Moslems and Hin- here yesterday for in- Middle East war Washington at the head dele- fighter-bombe- rs would continue dus driving the cows. of a definitely. But several Indian newspapers gation to attend the annual meeting of the De Gaulle slapped the embargo Israeli bomb UAR posts South saia in editorials yesterday that the board of governors of the on Israel shortly before the June jets of Suez communal riots, some of he worst International Development Assoc- Isr- Israeli-hel- d India-Pakista- iation. He represents 1967 war when he failed to get a TEL AVIV, Sept. 24, (AP). El Qantara on the east canal in the Jordan river valley. since the n partition ir. Afghanistan as commitment from the Israelis' that aeli jets pounded Egyptian artillery bank of the canal and two more But they refused to comment on 1947, might have been whipped up a governor. The meeting will begin they would not fire the first shots. and fortifications south of the Suez were injured in a mortar exchange reports that Israel permitted repair by organised troublemakers. on September 29. De Gaulle made the embargo total Canal for nearly an hour yjsterday south of great Bitter Lake. of the canal in exchange for Jor- Meanwhile former deputy prcnv'er The president of De Afghanistan kill- Bank, ' after Israeli, commandos landed at in retaliation for "continued cease- Israel also claimed its troops dan's agreement to enforce the Arab-- Morarji Desai, who began a fast Habibullah Mali Achekzai Israeli will Beirut airport December 29 and blew fire violations" by Egypt, the Israel! ed five Arab saboteur in clashes in ceaseC're in the Jordan here Monday against the communal represent Afghanistan in the speo;al up airliners on the ground in repri- military command reported. occupied Syria and the Gaza Strip. and Beisan valleys. violence, said yesterday he would fund meeting. sal for an Arab terror attack on an A spokesman in Tel Aviv claimed In Cairo, the official Middle East President of the Treasury Aziz co- Ataee Israeli airliner in Athens. the planes encountered antiaircraft news agency said Egypt's Sinai and President of the Industrial returned safely to mmando organisation fired Soviet-mad- e Bank Mohammad Amman are mem- The second order resulted in with- fire but that all Gromyko USSR-U.- S. holding all spare parts. Israeli com base. The jets concentrated on an rockets into an Israeli ammu- hopes bers of the two delegations. bat jets are of French manufacture ara south of the great Bitter Lake nition dump in the occupied Sinai except for Skyhawks acquired from and reported "accurate strikss'. peninsula, setting off "explosions 'soon' begin disarm talks 1967 The air attacks followed two in- and fire that continued for t long the United States stace the war. UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24, and France will meet again in Israel has contended it needs cidents n wh;ch five Israeli soldiers time". Brandt sees closei (AP). U.S. officials sa,-- Tuesday After that the officials ho- counterbalance to were reported wounded in the Suez Another unit attacked Israeli arti- more planes to aid night they expect Moscow's answer ped for headway on discussions bet- Arab air forces by the Sowet Union Canal area more than in any day llery positions and ammunition dum- the will be "yes" to President Nixon's ween the Arabs and Israelis under relations with USSR June 1967. since Israel launched an air and tank ps 15 miles east of Port Fuad, since bid to begin missile-cur- b talks. UN mediator Gunnar Jarrings aus- defining position last assault on Egyptian territory Septe- agency said. In France's Secretary of State William P. Ro- pices. mber 9. A communique distributed b.1 the 4 July, Pompidou said pointedly that gers got this impression from For- after big talks - Israeli spokesman said three news agency claimed that "enemv French interests in the Mediterran- An eign Min:ster Andrei A. Gromyko The official announcement after with Israeli soldiers were wounded when losses were great" and that a bridge earn area require good relations he also feels, the official said, the Rogers Gromyko meeting quo- BONN, Germany, Sept. 24, their vehicle struck a mine nor'h ,of used by Israelis to supply the area and the Arab states. the Soviet leader seemed ted Gromyko as saying the Kremlin (AP). West German Foreign was blown up. that EasOdis-cuss;on- s would respond "soon" to Nixon's Minister Willy Brandt returned Informed sources reported that in moving Middle June 11 bid to get the big two nuc- Tuesday from with the big saboteurs blew up a section of ahead. talks Arab lear disarmament talks started. four" Foreign Ministers said UK calls for more flexibility railway line at El Buraj refugee and the Rogers had his first private sess- A fuller account made .available the Soviet Union is prepared to camp just south of Gaza city in ion with h''s Soviet counterpart at by U.S. officials Tuesday night said : improve relations with West Ger- occupied Strip. I hi line Middle East situation the Gaza a dinner meeting Monday night Gromyko told Rogers he hoped many. on was repaired. Sept. 24, El in a blistering attack on Over-a- ll the impression U.S. officials that the U.S. side would not prod told newsmen Soviet UNITED NATIONS, R'fai, In Amman, Jordan, ' Palestinian Brandt Aviv, accused the Israelis of gave of the parley was favourable, h;m for the long-awaite- d Kremlin re- Foreign Minister Andrei Gromy- (DPA). Britain called for more Tel nationalists leader Yasser Arafat solu- world opinion of bloc- though they declined to claim "pro- sponse because the answer would be ko assured him Moscow's wish flexibility in the search for a ignoring and claimed a "conflrontatioa battle" king East peace efforts. gress" as such on outstanding issues. coming soon. Rogers said the United for reapproachment was "not a tion in the Middle East Monday Middle with Israel is about to begin. us'ng mis- States had been careful! not he a basic position." UN observers saw as a hint to The Israelis were the Arafat, president of the Palestine 'o tactical, but Jarring On the continuing search for Mid- contentious on this important wai- German forsign minister's the Arabs and the Israelis to ease sion of UN envoy Gunnar Liberation Organisation and leader The as an umbrella, under which they dle East settlement the U.S. officials ter, and that the United States quest for reconciliation with their rig'd attitudes. of Al Fatah, the strongest of the Arab ter- expect the tvg four the United hoped for a quick start on Eastern Europe is a main plank British Foreign Secretary Michael could expand and annex nationalists groups, said prepara- States, the Soviet Union, Britain, the disarmament talks. ( Continued on Page 4 ) Stewart indicated to the UN General ritory with more ease, the Jordanian tions for the battle prevented him Assembly in a reserved speech that charged. an easing of the positions currently He rejected thoughts of negotia- from attending the Islamic Summit Western Nigeria held by both a'des in the Middle tions with the Israelis as proposed meeting under way in Rabat, Mo- East dspute would give more scope Friday last week by Israeli Foreign rocco. for a new big four initiative in the Min:ster Abba Eban at the United An Al Fatah spokesman added 50 (people area. Nations. that the Palestinian group plans to die of week long riots U.S., Soviet, British and French Instead he called for complete Is- shift from its operations IBADAN, Western Nigeria, Sept. The noting is ostensibly directed The farmer are finding it diffi foreign ministers agreed at the week- raeli troop withdrawal from Arab against Israel to a "strike and-hol- 24, (AFP). Police units in Nigeria's against tax risks but behind the vio- cult to pay their annual income tax end to resume their UN negotiations, territories as a for strategy. western state are shooting to kill af- lence can be seen the hand of a sec- and many of them are also in debt fruitless to date. any progress. Jordanian authorities confirmed ter a week of rioting which ras clai- ret society and in the shadows are to money lenders. Sources close to Stewart said Mon- Any Israeli move which called for yesterday that pumping had resum- med the life according to a reliable some of Nigeria's banned political occupation in- least day he was concerned not so much the removal of troops ed through the east Ghor irrigation estimate of at 50 pepole, parties, officially non-exista- since Other western state government about the possible danger of a new dependent of an Israeli-Ara- b agree- the official police figure is "25 the military regime took over, but has reportedly shown no quarter in outbreak of war in the Middle East ment was contrary to the UN Secu- MOSCOW, Sept. H (AP).--T- he to 30". still active underground. collecting the taxes, and some of as over a hardening of the two fr- rity Council resolution of November Soviet Union Tuesday launched Ibadan after curfew is a dead city, Added to thi is a complicated the villagers claim they were beaten onts, and over the diplomatic "tr- 1967, EI Rifai said. the 300th unmanned earth satel- Its silence broken only by the clack mixture of tribal politics and resent- up when they refused or were unable U.S., series. ench war" between Israel and the He also lashed out at the lite in its cosmos of cicades and the occasional shrill ment against the "high-life- " of the to Arab states. charging Washington with having The series, started in 1962, is a of a police whistle. present military rulers. of the million Yorubas in Just how hard the fronts are bet- become the one-side- d advocate of catchall that includes practice In the villages round it phnned Most of the violence so tor, has the western state also listen to the ween the two lidei was Indicated in Israel in the Middle East and with runs for manned space shots, tests and well coordinated violence is been round the Ibadan area. This Yoruba language broadcasts of Ra-d;- o having s:tuation by landing which said the the Assembly speech by Jordanan influenced the of devices, continuing, an ambush resulted in area has been over-farme- d and this Biafra has that UN ambassador Moneim to delivering "Phantom" jets to Tel missions, weather stations and the death of two rioters and one confined with poor rainfall this eyar, people there pay no taxes at all. the Assembly Monday. Aviv. many kinds of space research. has resulted in a poor cash scop. (Continued on" page 4) ocTToft 69 PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 24, 1969 Southwest Africa ST (Food For Thought A journey to a jungle guerilla camp T1 i'. '; ! At any moment 1 expected to hear PABT III I saw guerillas on parade outside ; the sudden' stammer of submachine out the possibility of African Air and an emblemmed.flag. With knives You forget a garden when can't guns that would mean disaster. 1 Force giving guerilla movements and clubs they practiced hand to merely stared at him. After a while much need I air cover, he says, "This hand combat while on the obstacles I you have a planted seed you when a few others came out, and we con would require a degree of trust and course other recruits wriggled thro-u-g tinued to stare at one another. My cooperation between African lea- a tunnel of old auto tires. A have the weather, vatched unl lbllow, guerilla fishled out a letter dership which does not exist at determined guerilla fighter swarm- impressively hearing the seal of his present ed hand over hand along a rope slu- knoyf a rose's need. platoon commander, and handed it "But inspite of these problems the ng between poles as part of bis to the nearest guerilla soldier. He liberation movements looks stronger rigorous conditioning which includ- glanced at it .upside dpwn and retur- than ever. Frelino, . now occupying es weapons training. New recruits ned with it to a big tent Tr.eu ev- Nibassa and Cube Delgado provin- were taking lessons on an infiltrat- erybody burst into chatter, simul- ces, except for strongly fortified ion course and on how to load Rus- THE KABUL TIMES taneously. "India, India", they sh- Portuguese outposts is. pushing into sian machine guns. A 22 year old outed. Zambezia and opening a broad new Angolan guerilla clenched a handful A huge sergeant with two revol- fi on Tete province Namibian pa-- n of dirt in his fist. His other hand Published every day except Friday and Afghan pub; I ', j, tin D.,hlUhlna " 3 ' ' vers strapped to his side, came out ott are now harrying South Af- held a Russian Kalashnikov automa- i. i .in.... i .1.. V.L..I a Aotnrtl.. - ic nouaays oy me nuoui nmnTl.. "" whis- iiiiiimillliMim(liiHiiMHimiii.imi..iii.m.iu. m. holding the letter, looked at mc and rican forces in that desert country tic rifle "This is our land" he , iiiiininiiiilHHiiiiMiMii" mini im.iiim.uim.iHMh , lmll niiiin grinned; believed, I grinned-- , back. (S W. Africa) almost every dav es- pered fiercely. We apparently had official sanction, pecially in the Caprvi adjoining I bid farewell to Roberto and luc- U.S.-USS- R Talks therefore quite safe. Holden Roberto Zanib'a. : kily our journey was downhill now. came out of his barrack to welcme During the "Wankie raid" of 1 96V. Before we left the- - camp, one guer- 'me and led me to a small tent. A 30 South African and Rhudesian illa came up to me and proudly sh- Washington talks show Pili-s- o Large scale talks in world affairs between Current that platoon commander, all armed with troops were admitted to ,have been owed me a copy of the Bible. , powers fully realised, by now, after machine guns, one them with an killed. It is clear that the support, who had religion United States and the Soviet Union which have of shed like a used Ihe two years of odd" electric lamp entered with a which the local population now skin, looked at them politely, but New York and are faring well rai- years of war in Vietnam and at least have begun in cheery grin. The lamp was plugged seems prepared to risk showing for could not his surprise at this people towards a solution warlike situation in the Middle East, , that the hde ses the hopes of the in and I had to first face the bind- the guerillas has increased their self, strange unexpected gesture. peace and secu- key to solving political and military problems is of the major issues that threaten ing light. Conversation became ea- confidence". This time we travelled fast and through discussion, rather than quarrel. rity. In thsir general review of the International sier, as many of the officers took We all became life long trends were grateful for the two guerrillas the two super powers are exerting ef- part. Questions followed in stacatto. and suddenly we found it was morn- who accompanied us, armed with situation delay-e- d - Strategic limitation talks have been -- ing, forts to tackle outstanding world issues, includ- Explaining why the African cou- Roberto ordered the preparation guns, for now many strategic arms for so long that it has acquired the character ntries backslide' on liberation dues of a feast, so hot milk followed by trails going in many directions ap- . lng the Middle East, Vietnam and of a hot issue. When three years ago Issue of the he said, "We Africans are too sus- bread and boiled jungle fowl was peared and of course I could never limitation. ab- - ' ( iiuti-missi- system was disclosed, hopes were picious of each other". Talking served. Continued on Page 4 ) bud, and ins- By Washington's admission, the talks are high that it would be killed in the achieve-ment- s ;, negotiations, which would progressing fairly well. Although no tead of prolonging Venice of the system whi- have been made in any particular Held, give time for the deployment developed, agreement would be the trend is positive. ch was then just Cjty improvement plan devised Coming from a responsible source, the sta- reached on immediately curbing it. , A plan to protect Venice-- from Meanwhile a "freeze" on all deve- - tale palaces and churches and their tement raises hopes once again for international further damage by r uncontrolled in- lopment in the area would be im- - carvings and statues. ; i of - spots , to normalcy.. - Invention in the field of armiment is a , peace . and. return the hot dustrial development and specula- posed until the scheme has been But they are measures which will and developing process. In the past three years ma y Sueh positive, and at least; so far successful tion has provided summer holiday worked out and anyone who wanted improbably not be implemented for new systems are complementary with comprehensive review of the international rela- that reading for a number of influential to build a factory, for instance, sattell-tes- . i as MIRV, OFN, reconnaissance tion between the two big powers is unparalleled ABM such people responsible for saving the ,uld have to get prior approval bothj For example, they recommended etc. have been developed. But in the long run fabled he-an- d sinct: the break of the abortive summit between city from destruction. from the Venice water authorities that all industrial plants, central now is not too late to expect the reaching The plan was presented big the comnyttee itself. : systems and installations the t'nited States and the Soviet Onion in I960, even it to the from coating other Glassborough about of an agreement in banning of highly expensive interminvsterial committee for the Should they disagree, a decision be converted to natural gas as the and the fruitless summit of ' anA destructive weanons if understanding and defence of the city and its treas- would be made by an "appeal bo- - t coal gay, oil and other, fuels give off two years ago. - trust prevails. ures- by, a number of 'its members-o- ne ard" composed of local and govern- - y"flames which corrode stone, of the first concrete moves to ment officials and artistic experts. ij But Venice does not receive na- marked the start The Glassborough summit be made in over a if, this whole approved by gas re-t- New York year of the com- plan is Aural and the project would East-We- st and We hone that the current talks itt of a definite coolness in relations mittee's existenc. committee it will be sent to the pipelines from the mainland high officials of the two nations will rea instead of resulting in solving the Vietnam crisis between The members were asked to study ministry of works to be put before jland extremely costly conversions, the conclusions and prove useful to tne the . or the Middle East impasse, strengthened ch definite plan during their summer ho- parliament Si it also calls for factories to stop peace and security. lidays, give , ..' discharging Waste into-th- spirit of fighting. ."'j. ' cause of international and their opinion when lagoon the, committee meets again this mo- But before that happens Venetians Jiand for the installation of a corn-expe- nth. : a heated battle between local plete sewerage system, The plan, would lump together Ve- authorities and state representatives j At 'present all Venice's sewerages nice and a number of mainland to- for control of project- - and rubbish goes into the canals and ' wns strung around its lagoon in a ...The ..Venice .officials tend to be V?is washed away not always 'very IHIGMWIIE HT & single development, scheme which more , lenient towards development Ineffectively by the tides, IPRE would struc- projects think But engineers present ensure that the land and the government called in to ture and the natural the wa- would tend to go against local busi- - rithe sewerag project pointed out that - flow of active agricultural bank, ag- . devoting more modern methods of grape production, more ters were not tampered with. ness interests. , ; fsthey cannot go so until, they have Islah tpday calls for Mi- - con-- rcultural cooperatives and the' air-"th- e attention by the Ministry of Educa- This is an area .where small This comes after accusations that The ministry of works have results of studies, being made is a must, the 1 operate cleaning plants nistry of Agriculture such projects as recalamation eady approved the first ever propo- - into the tide move-sa- l tion and the High Council on Edu- cerns which land J currents and paper says. Mar-gher- a. devising extracurricular can't act effectively. Assistance by, a . in Venice's industrial area of from the committee-th- at work foments in the'lagotm. which are so cation to. the. ' stu- the recent excavation of on the land reclamation projects and far' uncharged, '' '" activities programmes for the and f a. deep-wat-er .canal for petrol tan- the canal be halted until it can be js Meanwhile the Venice city coun- - dents. Our youth are wasting a lot kers have, partly caused the increas-- proved whether or not they are har has said is working a plan ot thiet time and energies in pursuits Ticil it oh ingly. frequent flooding in the city. mful to Venice. . ito reorganise the choatic traffic sys-Ite- m which are detrimental to their tuture The development scheme - would The committee has also worked in the city's canals;, starting with capability and effectiveness as res- i be worked out by body composed out suggestions to cut down water i the banning of all gondolas wa ponsible, citizens. Some even, spend a and in equal parts of. local national . air pollution which many exp- iter taxis from the grand canal. their time off from school doing and and government official. -- ; erts say are corroding the city's fairy (Reuter) absolutely ' nothing, says the daily's i editorial. ' Commonwealth The paper points out that'Xsome have been adopted by the measures 3-d- ay Education Ministry such as, establish-.me- nt Australia is considering establish- a failure'7 Frtwfa sadd; Senior econo officials open talks club, scout ogani-satio-n, relations with main- The withdrawal of small contin- of a youth ing diplomatic Senior economic officials opened move on ex-th- at w,-t- aggressive lAthen to proposals tor. will end a communique offering of , gents "will not affect the music school, and land China if Canada does so, three-da- y - ' talks in Bridgetown on panding' the scope of ', cooperation from the finance ministers on Fri- evening courses in painting, sculpture Newsweek magazine sadd. plans for continuing the Vietnam ways of improving technical cope-ratio- n and financing the various projects. Gday night. which absorb some of war" Pravda said. and. the like among Commonwealth cou- - One of the major questions ex-- J .Barbados' Governor Sir Winston these 2 the students' spare time. But An item in the magazine's 'peris- '. Ba- ? pected to be ra;sed is the proposed fc.Scott and Prime Minister Errol -' The Financial ipubhshed'-.- v says are inadequate "Australia is, Times nvV;; y efforts, the paper cope" column said: The talks preface the two-da- central fund to cover the cost of thejirrw will address the opening of the '20-pa- Ja- only involve Kabul stu- Canadian-Chines- e special supplement on in that they watching the talks Commonwealth finance minis- whole programme of technical meeting before the dele-- ., only a fraction of es- pan,' ranging from its economic pr--1 dents,: and then in Stockhlm and is considering ter's conference which opens tom- operation. Jgates beg'n discussions under the tablishing diplomatic relations with osperity, situdent radicals,' them. orrow' and 'will review the position There is also likely to be discus- - Ibroad headings of the world econo-sio- n and trade expansion to ship- J so. t Peking if the Canadians do of sterling-throughou- the world be- on provision of c situation, the international a more building and moto industries. ' The paper proposes that fore the ministers fly to Washing- teams to engage in var- - inetary situation and development programme which would extensive i "Australia wants to increase its; ton for meetings of the world bank ious projects and the financing by ..'questions, . Charles Smith, its far east., .cor- ensure offering of meaningful pur- trade with China which has fallen and Internatinal Monetary Fund. third countries in the Commonwea- - respondent saad on the first page suits outside the school on a na- off since Canberra committed troops Co- , About 150 delegates from 27 Ith of experts sent from one country f An informed source said undr scale be devised by the Edu- to in the Vietnam war". that Japan, on the verge of the tional fight mmonwealth' countries will attend to' another. J these headings the ministers wen.' .70 s, was a nation with ts Ministry with the advice and glowing under-develope- cation the week-lon- g series of meetings at "Many of the d expected to discuss the economic experts serving on the and anxieties j guidance of Prime Minister Golda Meir university of the West Indies here, Commonwealth countries have and prospects of deve-pert- opin- Israeli High ' Education Council, the yJlopmg de-d- eas-e- r pay-,me- nt and officials and ministers will be in various fields who could countries economic o is to ask Washington for correspondent said the and ions of students themselves and The that in coun- - jvelopment in terms for the 50 F--4 Phan- arriving here throughout most of a lot of work another some industrial coun- this respect should be con- first year of the new decade could parents in fighters delivered the week. try but they lack the finance", onetvtries. ' tom jet now being be one of the most glorious or one, sulted. . , It is the biggest co- official here said. p. At each annual meeting, the fin- - to Israel, Newsweek magazine said. the most violent in the international of country's techni-ilanc- nference this tiny island of 260,000 Since the Commonwealth e ministers also consider a re-c- yesterday commented on recent history. Heywad Newsweek' "perisco people has held. Various delegations programme started there has'jiport by the Commonwealth secretary raisin The item in s the establishment of a fourth have been accommodated in luxury been a growing volume of requests jgeneral on the pe column said mat wnen Mrs. Communist China mightiest shor- cleaning plant in Charikar, centre of hotels facing white coral sarfds for cooperat'on in other fields of aid, the source said, Meir visits Washington this week tly its ball- onto suchjflow Parwan. province. That in the course first intermediate range - she w'll argue that with such arms and the gentle, warm waters of the as statistics, manpower planning, ed- j This wa8 an important item since only two years, work on the fou- istic missile (IRBM) armed with a of purchases, Israel's spending in the Caribbean, ducatinal planning, taxation and approximately 85 per cent of the as-- in hydrogen warhead, it was reported rth raisin cleaning plant the city royalties, the official added. V isistance from Commonwealth de-- U.S. for the first time outrunning in Tokyo. The officials will review the f'rst gives us hope that the future secretary-gener- begins, the total export earnings in the U.S. ear's activities of their programme Arnold Smith, of jiveiopea coumnes nowea to grape production, and marketing The Asahi Shimbun, one of Ja- of America- for technical cooperation, which the Commonwealth secretariat, is developing countries, he and the capital inflow from pan's mass-circulat- daily raisins will be ensured. Formerly news- meetings added. n-Jewish community contribu- was initiated at the end of 1966, organising the series of ra;sins were bought by trades- papers, quoted a Japanese defense our tions, private loans and the purch- men in neighbouring countries who agency source as saying the test ase of Israel bonos. would be conducted shortly Food production after processing, reexported it. before "IV or after October 1 national day of The Soviet commun!st party news- China. These middlemen, with the estab- paper Pravda said U.S. troop with- In Asia rises by more than 5 in 1968 raisin processing plants lishment of drawals from Vietnam were a pro- Asahi said the speculation was various grape producing areas paganda manoeuvre which would in based on re- y informations obtained Food Production in Asia rose by Good weather helped to raise pr-b- 18 per cent over 1967. have been eliminated to a large ex- not affect Pentagon plans for con- ' cently by the agency source and more than five per cent in 1968, the oduction in many countries, but a Export earnings from agricultural tent, and the export of Afghan rai- tinuing the war. analysed by its intelligence officers. United Nations Food Agricul- more significant factor was the wide products halted the steady decline sins, bring:ng higher returns, is on Washington's widely- - published and It did not say where the agency ture Organisation (FAO) reported. use of newly developed high-yieldi- recorded since 1963, but failed to the increase. peace initiative waj aimed primarily obtained the information. This meant a three per cent incr-- , varieties, of rice and wheat. increase and remained at about, the at lulling ther American public, ease per head, the biggest annual Production of rice increased in 1957-5- 8 level. . But for the raisin to become a Pravda said. The newspaper quoted the source rise since 1959, according a pre-- all developing countries except So- Japan expanded its farm produc-t;o- n steady currency earner, installing of " ' to i as saying "they were usually about liminary report on the world food uth Korea and South Vietnam, rea- by four per cent, compared cleaning plants is not adequate on The attempt of U.S.. propaganda , five Vgnj before. China's past nuc-- situation. ching a total of 146 million tons, with a average of 2.4 per its own. A hitherto rather neglected to present the decision about a par-- ( ear tests and four of them have Increases in farm production were about five per cent above 1967. Pro- cent. Its 1968 rice crop remained at area is offerig of help to grape gro- tial, insignificant withdrawal of already been seen this time", geographically widespread,, with duction of wheat grown mostly in the high level of 1967 when, aided wers in fighting grape pests and d1- - troops as an important step on to .However, Asahi said, the sources important food importing countries Pakistan and India, spared 44 per' by good weather and high price su- seases, and in introducing improved ending the Vietnam war has proved did not elaborate on the signs ;such as India, Indonesia, Malaysia cent to 20 million tons. pports it soared 13 per cent to 18.8 and Pakistan showing increases of In India, despite uneven . condi- million tons. mii.liiMiimii....iiiiMiM iii minimi nimimiiiimnii iii.in.ii.iiiiitiiii iihihiuiiuuih: iiiiimiiiimiiiiiiim imiHiiiimiliiiiimin in ' grain crop rose s per line, cold tVP AJ. 20 four per cent or more. tions, the total food Classified: mil- Editor-in-cM- A The percentage increases 1968 by 10 per cent to a record 115 The official Peking review ag- Display: Column inch, A. 100 S. Khalil . in of . over 1967, with the average annual lion tons. ricultural production in 1968 repor- (minimum seven Unci per truerton) Tall 14043 growth rate over 18 years in brac- ted an excellent crop but made no subscription rates AiUn: 42365 ' kets are : The output of most cash crops cla!ms for an increase in total out- Burma 7 (15), Ceylon 5 (3), Tai- -i also generally increased in 1968. put The FAO estimated that Chi- 1000 Siurri Runt, Editor Yearly At wan 2 (4.1), India 5, (1.7), Indones- Production of tea, rubber and mai- nese foodgrain production may ha- Tel: 23821 . Half Yearly ...... At 600 ia 4 (1.7), South Korea 3 (4.5), Ma- ze rose, but that of cotton beca- ve dropped slightlly. QuarteJy At JOO laysia II (3.8), Pakistan 4 use of a sharp fall in the Indian China's total exports and imports, 24, 08 editorial tx 3 (3.6) and Thailand 8 i crop jute and abace- - dropped. Pro- on the basis of statistics provided by rORIION (5.6). duction of copra remained stationary trading partners. declined in . 1967 For other numbers first dial switch- Good harvests helped slow down in most countries. and 1968 compared with the. five board numbet 23043, 24028, 24028 inflation by relieving food shortages Fish production advanced in 1968, precedVng years, exports of rice, li- Yearly 40 i BxfacsloaM in many countries and have helped particularly in Taiwan, where the vestock, fruits and vegetables have Yeany u i ' Half - Circulation and Advertising ease the outflow of foreign exchan- total catch for the first time excee- increased rapidly since 1962. - niiartl 10 tons, (Reuter) liiHiHiiiiiiiMiiiimuiirMiiiiimiiifiimiMi iHiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiii i in i huh mini ge, the FAO report said. ded half a million and in the iiliiiiiliiiilllMiiiiiHMiiiiM "' PAGE 3 THE KABUL TIMEP SEPTEMBER 24, 1969

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,...' " letter to editor: HOW WATER MOVES IN A Advice on a: problem NEVER-ENDIN- G CYCLE Dear Editor, I will not hide anything that ha-- l am a sixteen year old student i ppened that wght. from you. Among AROUND THE EARTH and in the 11th grade in one of Kab-- i the crowd of guests there was a ul's high schools, I have a very close nanasome boy who looked about 22 years , hand-som- incna who is my ciassieuow. tier i old. He was really name is Nassreen. She has a happy f with dark skin which I love. Water is the most importantout ever ending or stopping. And face and a nice character. I enjoy j His eyes were not beautiful but he substance to life. If we did notthis is how water acta on iaith, talking with her. There is notly'ng knew how to look at a girl and how have water we could not live. No- We have water in ground the that we hide from each other be-- i to smile. There h a proverb that thing on earth could, live.; Water and of course in lakes, , rivers, cause we pronvaed to say everything J love is blind, but my love was not is everywhere. Did you know oceans,, etc. ' The heat that streams we felt to each other. So we did I blind; he wag really handsome. 707c of the : surface of tha earth from the sun evaporates the water this for about five years. is covered by water? This means off the surface. of the lakes and So we fell in love with each oth- 30 that only of the surface of rivers. This water moves up into er. After-tha- t we saw each other the But this year we broke pro-- I earth is land where people the sky. When the water vapor our sometimes but 1 am not going to j mise and this break gave live. We think there is a lot if reaches cold air it turns into us a big tell you we .'problem. So what talked about. life on the land. But there is much clouds. Then the clouds turn Into i I'm writing to you. i Maybe you can help more life in the earth's waters. rain or snow and fall to the earth, i me. Two months passed and one day In this way water returns to the ; MM I was .very ill in bed; The doctor Today we are going to talk ab- earth. Then the sun heats the wa- There was a big party last month ' advised me to take a rest for about out an important process that wa. ter and evaporates jt (turns it at the house of one of our relatives j two weeks, During Ohese-tw- o 'week goes ; ter.. through. is called water moves who is close friend-o- f 's. Itt the into vapour). This a my mo- - we couldn't see each other of cou-ther- "water cycle". "cycle " A is a up into the sky until it becomes She invited me and my mo-- ; rse, but on the uvrd day I received a circle. has no of ther. mtai-dre- ss It beginning and no clouds. And so the cycle water I put on my white s letter from him which made - me end., It simply goes around and continues without ever stopping. which my father brought. me: from ' very happy. around. Paris. When I looked in the hall ; In i If water works a cycle this Water exists at many levels minor I was, satisfied with what 1 When I was, roding his letter means tiling fa- - , that one happens, in the ground. When the water saw. Then my mother called me, i suddenly Nasreen my best friend then with-- , absor- - another, then another Us from the sky the ground "Parwin, Parwin, hurry up,, it's time t came in and we kissed, .each other. bs it. Some stones and rocks abs- - ; t0 S" was so happy to see her that I - orb a lot of water some don't abs- : forgot to hide the paper. She took 1. Substance , orb any water. Sand absorbs a lot So we took a taxi and left home. it and started! :to irad;it;,iHerrface only hold a Very soon of water. But it can we arrived there just on i became red. She laughed and asked amount of water. At places time. There was nice music played 2. Cycle certain em"f- i me rshylvy where 1 found itt ; where there is too much water in ) by the Brothers Four. The guests rea- were V' the sand, or where water has ail ages., The older ones were "I am ,so sorry that I h'de lomo- - 3. Evaporates in where talking laughing - ( ched a place the ground i and while the yo- thing from you. I i to tell: absorbed, we ; unger were clapping it cannot be then and shoutine j youi everything about him", said ' table. This place i for the, 4. Water vapour have have water Brothers. Four. It was a dr- Nasreen. J! is called the water table. eamy night for me. , "What?.'.' J .asked. "I am laprtyt 5. Levels When we want clean, fresh : I hide from you the. fact,; that (Jj fell: water , we dig a deep hole in love with 8i boy", I to!j her with in the ground. When we j 6. Absorbs , surprise. reach the water table, water t i , begins to fill up the hole. This is The story of the choosymouse that was licked "Why are you sprryV she asked, 7. a Sand a well. We have made wellt "This letter is mine",, Nasreen -- Mid i upon very, loudly.. Once a time there was a the mouse. some bristles. But the big wouldn't In the picture we see the water i 8. Water mouse. She lived in a beautiful "Baa, baa, baa," sang the lambs. any table cycle work.rThe water; from the give him until he brought at jlittle house. She was sitting out-- : "Oh, go away, please. The way him some flour. "What.what. .what.,..??? .Thatii on which boats are sai-- , my ocean the side her house one day when some you sing shakes my whole house, ' letter that he sent me just now. You; So the kitten ran to the mill dig ling evaporates intoi the air.i j - It been lambs went past the house. They and I'm very, frightened. and asked the miller to give him has about two. months, since i can see many clouds in ithe sky,; ' icalled to her, "Mousey mousey, After that some roosters passed "I we fell in love''," I told r,, -- ! some flour. shall give the flour " ;Soon rain will '.start to fall and, you marry-on- e 10. wouldn't like to by her house and called, "Mou- to Well oce-- : the pig, and he'll Rive me some i the water will return to the of two that-70- ' us?" sey, mousey, wouln't you like to bristles, which give to "It's months love an.; " "Let you I'll the each me hear sing," said marry one of us?" shoemaker, and he'll give some other?? Are you sure he loves me you? - "Let me hear you sing, "she tape, and then I can bandage the Are you sure he sent you this replied, mouse's nose." letter?" she asked meiv , . The tower that was built to the moon "Cook-a-doodle-do- o, But the miller said no, I won't doo." they sang. give you flour until you give me When she finished .theser question! team "Oh, no, please go away. The , ; came to her eyes and she by richman but collapsed some wheat. , saidi way you sing shakes my whole So the kitten ran to the field No, I can't believe it". She sud- led his. assistants, Louaht wood f You denly Long; long ago there was a very rich', man. shall climb it house and I'm very frightened.' to get some wheat. But the field opened her school bag ; and i and began making bu- - gave rich man. He was so rich that he measurements.1 tell me how you're going to Finally some kittens went past wouldn't give him wheat until he me the same letter iwhkhi wa ; , ,This continued many filled with ilet-.-t- er could buy everything in the coun. for weeks, ,ild the tower. iher house and .asked the same, gave him some water. Then he the same ,worjds. ..The try in which he lived, The thing .and the rich man began to get The carpenter: said he needed question to which she replied, was exactly vthe same. He had j went 'to the well but the well do was to go impatient. He sent for the car- - the country. The used a piece he most wanted to iall the boxes in '"Let me hear you sing." simply: refused to give him- - water, j of carbon paer and' and penter and shouted: boxes - had typed to the moon. He sat all day rich man bought all the in .'-- So he ran back to the mouse two copiej.,Eyenlthe.date ways , "If you build car-ipent- er - all night trying to think of don't this tower' the whole country and the "Prr, prr, prr," sang the kitte- and licked nose to make it better. r,were the same. She moon, ifor me in three days, I'll kill started also showed me to get to the and his assistants ins. My, how good it tasted! The kit- a picture be tiac many you." . of one ) g'ven her. He thought for months .piling the boxes on top "Come in, come in, you sing ten licked and licked and finally one-da- y The carpenter was very worri to- - and he had an idea. He another, Soon ther was a tall very nicely," said the- mouse. finished eating the whole mouse! ed. He asked everyone he knew Now : decided to build a tower a tower wer in front of the rich man's (Then she choseone of .them for Mme cats have Jcnwtbat the boy to-,w- And since that i for on how to build a er the, us, so tall that it would reach the advice house .but it did not reach ia husband. And they lived happi- always eaten mice! deceived but still I feel that I sky. From the too of the towor, to .the sky, but in vain., No isky. But there were no more ly for quite a while. love him. Please help me. What sh-

one knew how could be done. , ould , surely, he would be able to reach it boxes!!. 1. Shakes I do? v ,. .' the moon. He sent for a carpen- So. two days passed. On the third ) Then the ricnman bought all One-da- y the mouse was sitting ter and ordered him to build a day he had an idea. He went to the trees in the country and had iunder a walnut tree when, sud- Dear Pirwin, tower to the sky. tthe rich man and, said: them made into boxes. When the- denly a walnut fell down on her thought "The sky?" asked the carpenter "I have and, thought se boxes wer.? put on the tower ,nose. The kitten ran to find some- -' . understod how.' you feel . about build hidden, 2. in amazement. and I think I know how to the top of tfle tower was thing to bandage his wife's nose Walnut your young man. It is very- - tasy to to- . "Yes, the sky!" shjuted the rich such a lower. But when the in the clou-is- Then the rich man with. First he went to the ,lall in lovtnwith handsome- boy, I would, be man, fAnd don't ask another wer, is built, think jt .decided it was time to climb the maker and asked him for. some . especially if he tpeakt meet words. word." best if I climbed it myself, beca- tower. tape. But. the shoemaker saic lie However, 1 have: to advise you to poor use will be very dangerous. and he ch- - give, the tape forgeti.him.,-,- . What could the carpenter it He started climbing, 'wouldn't kitten until 3, Bandage try to do? He picked up his tools, cal "Oh, no, you won't," said the mbed and climbed until he rea- he brought him some bristles not ched the top, But he still had The kitten ran to the pig to get You must decide what it more 7m- -' reached, the moon. ., portant: to you,, your friendship with Solution to last week's puzzle He shouted down to the carpen- - ! Nasreen or your love for a deceitful ter, "just one more box!" N EW CROSSWORD PUZZLE boy. If you value your- friendship 1 any But there simply weren't with. Nasreen mon you must- forget boxes or a piece of wood in the him.- - country. The rich mar. was very KINDS OF FRUITS angry to be so close to the moon Of course I sympathise with your able to get and and yet not be situation .And .the . situation ot the- - carpen- there. So he ordered the handsome boy. It is very difficult of boxes ter to oull out one the , for a handsome boy who likes girls from the bottom and give it to to be taithfal to one girl. Maybe he ' him. The carpenter was amazed, is still young, but not young enough but what could he do, he had to that his character will change. The obey orders. So he pulled out a he Is now is probably the way box from the bottom of the pile. that his character will change. The way he Is now is probably the way happen .. i You can imaqina what he will be all hls life. So if he de- ed: the tower fell dewn and the ceived you and Nasreen now, you ground. Af- -, rich man fell to the can be sure he will do it again. At-- build a ! ter that nobody tried to ter all you don't know everything tower to the moon. , about him. Maybe he sent more than two love letters that day. May mm 1. Tower be ten girls in your class have the same letter I 2. Carpenter r n c L ' ' would teach him m lesson now. t Tell him you will meet him at some 1 1 ; 3. Tools I 1e1 TTo" restaurant for tea. Then bring Nasr- jL KW 0 Tj,. , W een- with you. Both of you should lD show him your letters and he will 4. Measurement have to explain. Then you will see who he really loves. Maybe he is

5. Impatient -- only pitying with your hearts. If so, ; jrr'J. I I the sooner you forget him the better. r 7 And next time, try not to fall In 6. Boxes love with a boy until you know his 1 character and until you know he Is 7. Piling honest and good. 6 I I I Sincerely, 8. Pull out P.j'1 ; C , 0

Obey ord(?rs The Editor CiJ" 10. Imagine PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 24, 1969

! IAAE discusses U Thant toasts A journey to guerilla camp " "'"WWWHWIM ( Continued From Page 2 ) v,et halt. At the utpost where the NM, have found the right one. lhe jun- serptunt and his men looked at mc application ofNPT Romulo as "Mr. gle was deathly silent except for our in sui prise, I reassured him with a footsteps on the damp leaves. It&rl) thump, and the party con-t;me- J, " Suddenly the lead soldier stopped this time downhill. When I .v.. pihso. wo to Latin America ' Mf wfrtv.. United Nations" unstrapped his machine gun, and reached the river with for several minutes we remained as ViSled our machine gun fnenos a journey back. VIENNA Sept. 24, (AFP). The stone in our tracks. A long low wh- pleasant painfully 13th general conference of the UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 24, istle sounded from below, to which We watched the party International Agency for Atomic (AP). UN Secretary General U our escort answered likewise and climbing back again. I Pilis; my friend, was young and Energy (I. A. A. E. ) began here Thant toasted Carlos P. Romulo yes- we resumed our journey. Soon did valuable yesterday with participant1 from terday as "Mr. United Nations" at observed a group of young men dedicated and work Freedom Fighters for over 102 countries. a high level diplomatic luncheon gi- armed with their submachine guns for the approaching. We all grinned at one 2 years. Then smething went wrong It will discuss a document re- ven by Romulo for chief delegates , another, the and he saw the net closing around lated application of the Nonproli-feratio- n at the General Assembly and UN accompanying guerillas Treaty to Latin America, dignitaries, explaining me to them, much to him. From the rural areas where was sought refuge in an official communique said. their astonishment. he working, he to learn the th The agency, which is responsi- Romulo was president of the four- Short distance below the con- the town, only that ble for supervising and inspect- th assembly session in 1949 arid as fluence of the Leeba and Zambezi African police were waiting for ing nuclear installations in com- foreign secretary head the Phili- we met a number of hunters belon- his arrival there. Piliso knew what pliance with the treaty will sub- ppine delegation to the 24th session. ging to the tribe called Mambowe awa'ted him. He poured kerosene lit mit a report by the council of He introduced as a special guest who live under Masiko. They stalk on himself and then a match. The government on these activities. of honour Angie Brooks of Liberia, the animals disguised in head dres- police got only his charred body. I No spectacular moves concern- jv-- ' m, r V pi' president of the current session. ses rnade to represent the head ei got thi$ news when I was in India. ing the treaty are exDected. The He remarked that the heaviest ch- ther of a Leche or a Crane. With treaty becomes effective only ore of an assembly president was these they crawl through the grass when it has been signed by 43 to listen to all policy speeches in and can easily raise their heads so states, including the United Stat- the assembly. far as to see their prey without Humphrey scorns es, Britain and USSR. Sc far, on- He volunteered that assembly sp- being recognised until they a'e with- ly Britain has ratified it. eeches to be I'ke miniskirts "long in bowshot. The conference will also discuss enough to cover the incidentals and They presented me with three fine new high court short enough show fundam- the possibilities of a new deve- to the water-turtle- s, one of which had mmm$ entals". lopment if nuclear energy for upwards of forty eggs in its body peaceful purposes. The flesh and especially the liver is Miss A major problem that will be Brooks responding to a toast excellent. The villagers cultivated the appointments her discussed is that, of cooperation in honour, said she thought the ground extensively and relied upon speeches between a country that has nu should be long enough not thcr agricultural products fur lhe;r to miss the ST. clear weapons and one that does merits therein. supplies of salt, flesh, tobacco, whi- PAUL, Minnesota, Sept. not in the field of atomic explo- The luncheon was attended by ch they get from Bangkok tribes. 24, (AP). Former U.S. Vive Pre- sions for civil engineering and approximately 125 guests. It was Our progress down the Barotse sident Hurbert H, Humphrey given primarily the exploitation of natural reso- for the Asian group, valley was quite an ovation, the peo- delivered his first strong criti- but urces. A) there was wide representation ple were wonderfully kind. At one cism of the Nixon administration from African and European groups. place I nearly lost my life by a fire Tuesday, including an assertion iiwroiiiwiiiiiiiiriBiffirtMririj In addition to Romulo four other in a valley where the grass wis only that President Nixon's appoint- past Airlines assembly presidents attended -- abut 3 feet high. We were ronscd hv ment to the Supreme Court are Miss Engie Elizabeth Brooks, president of the 24th United Sir Zafrullah Khan of Pakistan the roar as of a torrent, made directly linked to !;h5 I ff8 elec- (1962-63- ), Luis Padilla Nervo of Lre coming from the wind was d tion. Nations General Assembly sits with Secretary General U Thant (1951-52- ), THURSDAY Mexico Charles A. Malik d'lection. We immediately set fire Humphrey tqjd a labour con- of Lebanon, (1958-59- ), Abdul Rah direction. We vention that he has not been cri- assembly meeting. immediately set fire at man Pazhwak of Afghanistan (1966 to that on our leward and had tical previously because a"y new Ariana Afghan Airlines 67). president j'r--t reached on to the bai: spnee needs time to put out the flames his programme. , DEPARTURES If LIGHT :here before windward TIMES Humphrey said Nixon's nomina- Kabul-Kandaha- ica. tied the place where we stood. of - On reaching the plains I was ta- tion Clement F. Faynsworth to Herat FO-25- 0 0800 Ra baf Barnard discusses use of summit p, ken ir a pick-u- "escor'ed" by a the Supreme Court is one of the Kabul K vndahar - lie i machine gun armed men costs of the election. FG-10- 4 1400 meted baboon in liver a:, It was obvious during the cam- ARRIVALS: (Continued from page 1) regeneration fai as the mountain edge, from TOKYO, 24, (Reuter).-He- art vhere we all climbed the trail paign, Humphrey said, that the Herat-Maza- r- The committee consists of Iran, Sept. removed. next president would appoint Kabul FG 251 1430 Saudi' Arabia, Malaysia, Somalia, transplant pioneer Profes- He described how a young girl to our starting point; our sweating panting under thcii three to five members of the high Moscow-Tashkent-Kab- Niger, Morocco, Pakistan and Jor- sor Christian Barnard described in a deep coma with advanced li- pofusely and a helmets and mach'ne guns. After a court and thus determine future FG-60- 5 1745 dan. It s headed by Somali Foreign yesterday how young girl with ver failure had been linked up to policy of both- - the executive and Kandahar-Kabu- FG-J0- 5 1720 Minister Elmi Ahmed Duale. an acute Uver disease had been the blood stream of a baboon, l judicial branches. The official conference spokesman, kept, alive for six week with the whose sound liver was used to y Humphrey described Faynswo- IRAN Moroccan Foreign Minister Ahmed aid of baboon, deal with the poisons from her AIRLINES: He told a luncheon given by the body. Western Nigeria rth as "antilabour, conservative'' DEPARTURES: Laraki, announced the full agenda foreign correspondents club in babo- and an advocate of "slow down Kabul-Tehra- IR-70- to be as follows: Because antibodies in the n 3 1000 on desegration." V 1 Japan here this was one of the on could violently ani- ARRIVALS: The burning of the react the promising experiments being un- mal (Continued from page 1) IR-70- Mosque; was given human blood com- Tehran-Kab- ul 2 0900 The villagers are concerned by 2 The situation ;n Jerusalem; dertaking in South for developing patible with the girl. allegations that corruption is now 3 The withdrawal of forces from the use of animal organs in trans- The baboon was cooled down, as rampant as it was in the civilian INDIAN AIRLINES: the occupied Israeli territories; plants. its blood drained out the system DEPARTURES: days, and they are staggered at the World briefs 4 The restitution of the rights The transplant of an animal's washed to remove all unwanted Kabul-Amrits- ar opulence of the big towns when of the Palestinian peoples and full heart to human so far had pro- blood cells. Then human blood IC 451 0800 they travelled to them for religious HONG KONG, Sept. 24, support for the Islamic countries in duced violent reactions in cross- was injected and the animal war- ' festivals and family celebrations (AFP). The Worldwide Shippi their struggle for nat'onal liberation; ing the species barrier, but a ba. med up again.'1 This means the farmers are ready ing Group, a local shipping firm, AEROFLOT: 5 Implementation of the Islam'c boon had recently been used by the It was then connected to the Cape to listen to the militant who' vants are negotiating with Japanese DEPARTURE: conference resolutions; the fix- Groote Schur hospital in girl who recovered conscioushess and to cause trouble for political eno's. shipyards for the construction of ing of a time and place for the Town to treat liver failure, he in eight hours, Professor The agitation Is undeniably dir- four to five vessels of 150,000 SU-02- 0 1015 proposed foreign ministers meeting. said. Barnard said. to ected from "on top", but there are 200,000 ton capacity. 6 Cooperation between Moslem Professor Barnard aid a disea-e- d Barnard said the girl died six many who see as basically a group's liver could regenarate itself if weeks later of an unknown dis- it The governing director PIA: countries; roots movement, which will given enough time and as long as ease. ' , grass Y. K. Pao yesterday signed a DEPARTURE: government reduces the the poisons in the system were But, the case was in cease if the contract worth. $ 9,1125,000 with Kabul-Peshaw- The adoption of a common pol- the first which ad- tax rates or initiates measures Mitsui Shipbuipding and carrier PR-60- icy towards all these questions. which a patient in the girl's 7 1220 would include a well publicised ca- of 101,700 weight tons. The French language vanced state of deterioration had dead ARRIVAL: daily Opinion mpaign against corruption.' This Peshawar-Kabu- quoted sources a U.S. hopes Biafra recovered consciosnes, he added. l for latest wave of violence in the wes- After signing the contract, Pao PK-60- report that there The South African trans- 6 1135 had been heart state was triggered by a well Ja- y tern said he was negotiating with Y-m-ni plant pioneer,' here on an eight-da- contacts between the will agree to organised attack on Ibadan's Agmdi panese visit at the invitation of the shipyards for four or five and Saudi Arabian delegations. prison last Tuesday, which freed more tankers and combination The newspaper said that contacts Japanese foreign ministry, told more than 450 prisoners. carriers between 150,000 and so far had been necessarily prelimi- relief flights the luncheon that the rejection Pharmacies is channelled 200,000 tons each, Pao said these nary, but it was hoped that they problems encountered with oigan The violence now WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, (AFP) ambushing police types of vessels were in great high-lev- transplants also offered hope mainly into units would prepare the way for for ; ' government still ho- buildings. demand. , .( ... Fazel Asri- - Kute Sangi talks between the two countries, who The American an effective cure for cancer. and burning down accept the agree- Akbar-Mohamm- Khan pes to see Biafra The body had to be persuaded Most of the villagers are armed Jan broke off diplomatic relations after ALGIERS, 24, ment between Lagos and the Inter- to regard cancer cells as foreign with home made guns, cudgets and Sept. (AFP) Watt Yemeni Envr Al Badr was deposed 1 Red Cross (ICRC) for get- hatches, but some of them are us- Colonel Moummar , Kadhafi, Wall Asri-Jad- e Maiwanj by the republican revolution. national bodies and thus reject them just supplies int0 the blocaded automatic weapons which they president of Libya's revolutionary Asri-Jad- e Nader ting relief as the body could be trained to ing Sarwari The divergence between the hard- council foreign in- secessionist state, informed sources tolerate something the process acquired somehow. said that oil Pshtoon liners and the moderate present at terests in Libya would be safegu- Haldar-Bazaa- said here Monday night. So far, some 300 people have ri Mandawi the summit appeared today when the could be reversed, he said. thought arded but that future contracts Shakeri-Jad- e Official American circles Barnard explained that experi- been arrested and many of them Maiwami delegates invited the Palestinian Li- would be drawn up in the inter- Pamir-Cinem- the agreement, which allows have named an official of the ban- a Pamir beration organisation to attend the that ments are being carried out in ex- rea- ests of the Libyan and Arab pe- Sec.-Pul- e for daylight mercy flights was tracting antigen from cancer cel- ned Agbekoya soe'ety as their ring Naqshbande Kheshtl conference as observers. ople in an interview published Afshar-Aspi- sonable and viable, and was the leader. n Kaly India's Minister for Industrial De- ls. These would then be sensiti- im- here today. - only realistic way of catching up on zed so that once injected into This society is dedidcated to Temurl- Jamal Mina velopment, Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, In the interview, published the - Pashtoon-- the backlog in deliveries since the the body they would cause total proving the lot of the common man Mir Wais Baba- Jade ' arrived here to lead his country's ' halted its flights last June. and fighting against all forms ' of El Mmudjahed daily, the colonel istan delegation to the Islamic summit ICRC rejection of cancer. American Ambassador Cyril Fer- injustice and not tied to any one said that it was premature to dis- Hussaini-Shar- e Nau conference. The body once trained would is under-groun- cuss the question of foreign ba- guson, who has attempted to coor- then continue rejecting cancer of the d political par- Sadeque Edayat. Taimani Watt ses in Libya. Karte Char and Pashtoonistan dinate the delwery of American me- cells for the rest of the pel sen's ties. Its name means, literally, the General Medical Depot dical aid to civil war victims, is' life, he added. farmers fight against injustice. Tel., 41252 20528. currently in the capital. Informed Its workings are guarded with ab- Brandt sources said thai on his return he solute secrecy, but it is believed that would like to see the introduction Holland, Yugoslavia most of the farmers in the western fContinued from page I) of the old plan to send relief to state belong to it, and reportedly the war areas by water, the only way pay their dues to the society every Important of his social democratic party's to back East-We- st campaign for next Sunday's ge- of transporting supplies on the requ- Saturday. neral election. ired scale. Another .complaint of the Oyo Telenhones Brandt hopes to replace christ- econ. cooperation farmers round Ibadan is that the ian democrat Kurt Georg Kiesin-ge- r Ekitis from the southeast of the WANTED as chancellor. President Nixon THE HAGUE, Sept. 24, (Reuter). state now have too much power in Holland and Yugoslavia are to the state government, which is hea- ' SUUloa 21 Brandt also conferred with U.S. English typist, touch system Folk press jointly at the United Nations ded by Brigadier Adsyinka Adebayo, Traifle Depftrtment 41716 Secretary of State William Rog- gives OK to please call personnel Dept. AR- for East-We-st cooperation in econo- himself an EkitL (Ek;tis and Oyos Airport 2128320872 ers, British Foreign Secretary IANA AFGHAN AIRLINES mic aid to the developing world, are both branches of the Yoruba Department 11 Michael Stewart and French For- ...Tel. 25541 Ext. 309 or 310 Fire development aid Minister tribe). rtiephone repair 2 eign Minister Maurice Schumann SST project Hcrnard aside from the UN General Ass- Udink said yesterday. The villagers in the non-Eki- ti ar- embly. WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, (AFP). He told reporters the ide.i lies to eas also alleged that a dispropoi do- He said he and his three west- President Nixon gave the coordinate the programmes of the nate amount of government money The Nawroz Carpet ern colleagues had concluded the yesterday morning to the constructi- developing countries with those of has gone to Ektini. region and some AT THE Russsians were ready also for on of a supersonic transport (SST) East European and western countr- of the discontent is directed Boeing com- o "concrete talks" on communica- aircraft by the a'reraft ies. The matter would be taken up the government himself. reliable sources indicated here. As- The situation is complicated by tions and access to communist-surrounde- d pany, during the current UN General Exporting Co. Ltd. West Berlin and on Nixon announced that in his view sembly, he said. the fact that many of Oyos backed the situation generally resulting the maintenance of U.S. Superiority Udink said the whole scheme of by some of the underground pol- Yo- you from Germany's division. in the commercial aviation field is economic aid should be brought un- iticianswant to create a central In our modern showrooms mo- find 57 types Gromyko had indicated, he said, vital and asked congress to grant der broad principles laid down by ruba state encircling Ibadan a will different of ev. enable Bo- which be welcome by ery existing variation of Afghan ARIANA CINEMA: that the Soviet Union was adop- the necessary credits to international bodies. He added that ve could not a prototype, said international wo- the other Yoruba ethnic group. carpets in all colours new and 74 9 p.m. Iranian ting a positive attitude to the eing to construct the role of bodies At 2, 5, and s long-standi- The curfew, meanwhile, rema-n- old, in all sizes. Also firearms, Azar She-wa- , Bonn was meant of- the sources. uld be selected for special emphasis film IIANGAMA with Ma-zar- government has already ap- the in force in Ibadan, from dusk to handicrafts, jewellery, from e Behruz Wosuqi and Nelufar. fer to exchange declarations mu- The in the report to be presented by fixed-win- g like- Sharif, sozanls-gun- s pis- tually renouncing the use of for- proved a Boeing project for a pearson commission on dvelopment dawn and people here see little and ce. plane, replacing earlier plans set up with the backing of the lihood of the violence diminishing tols. Stressing that West Berlin's for a variable geometry aircraft. World Bank. without a reappraisal of the situa- Note: It is possible to export 30 PARK CINEMA: square meters carpet, three-pow- er The first plane should, in princi- reply a question, Udink said tion new measures by the state of two guns 21, 51, 8 and 10 p.m. Iranian status as a city under In to and At in 1972 enter wo- government. and two pistols per passport duty HANGAMA with Azar She-w- a, Western control could not be in- ple, take the air and that the Dutch aid to Indoneia film (ab- free. Our export dept. undertakes Behna Wisuql and Nelufar fluenced, Brandt said West Ger- service In 1978. uld total 125 million guilders, Most of them say they do not many and the Western powers White House press secretary Ron out 14 million sterling) with a sepa- believe that the situation is likely shipments, customs clearance and would discuss details of possible Siegler, announced earlier that Pre- rate amount of 18 million guilders to spread to other states of the Ni- all formalities. would disclose his long-awa'i- for West gerian federation, but they regatd Please cantact Nawroi Carpet, KABUL NENDARE: Berlin initiative in the stalled sident Nixoa (about two million sterlinf) decision on the fate of the Irian, provided a special Asian De this as the first serious challenge by Co. Share Nau opposite bine Mog. At 44, 7 and 10 p.m. Iranian "Bonn group" of representatives II establish a war-wear- y people against mi que, KING OF HEARTS witn of the U.S., Britain, France and SST programme at 9 a.m. local, velopment Bank fund was the film litary government here. Tel. 32035 Fardin, Azar Shewa and Huma- - West Germany. ed to receive the money.