THE WEATHER KABUL TIMES YESTERDAY Max. ' 32C. NEWS STALLS Minimum. 15C. Near Snahl Pol; Blue Mosque Sun sets 6-- today at pan. Share-e-na- Khybcr- - Restaurant Sun tomorrow 5-- a-- rises at International Club; Pamir Ciae-ma- ; Tomorrow's outlook. TUME Near Ariana Afghan Airlines. Clear. KABUL , Forecast by Air Authority , il.---

VOL. IL NO. 126 KABUL, MONDAY, JULY 29. 1963 (ASAD 6. 1342 SJL) PRICE AT. 1 CHIEF GOVERNMENT AIM

PEOPLED COMFORT & END 1 ..... THE ABUSE OF RIGHTS VP H J. Premier Receives Farah Mission f KABUL, Monday, July 29. DEIME Minister Dr. Mohammad Yousuf told a group of dignitaries from Farah Sunday that It was the explicit wish of Government to see all means of people's well-bein- g: the. that n are provided in the country and that-a- end may be put to all kinds of abuse of rights. The Prime Minister met the dignitaries, who are In Kabul, at 11-1- 5 a.m. In Sedarat Palace. Dr. Abdul Kayeum, the Min- ister of Interior and Mr. Abdul Aziz, the Chief Commissioner of Farah, were also present during the meeting. Dr. Yousuf said that govern-- merit can implement the social and economic plans only with the Two Nationalists V sincere of the people. , The Prime Minister then explain Imprisoned By ed the . development plans on hand for Farah and hoped that Farah dignitaries pictured with Prime Minister- - in Sadarat Palace yesterday. he would be ble to visit Farah Pakistan Govt. and other provinces in order to get a first hand understanding of KABUL, July 29. A report His Majesty's Message peoples problems and see how from Peshawar, Central' Occupied " the " Of Sympathy To Block Sea Has Lost Its the government can Pakhtunistan, states that Mr. Mr.- ; in solving these problems. . Abdul Karim Khan and Habib Yugoslav President The Prime Minister said he will Khan : inhabitants of. Sangaw, KABUL, July 29. The .Minis- Strategic And Commercial ask the Ministry of Agriculture Peshawar. District, have been im- try of Foreign Affairs announces study possibilities in-- prisoned on charges of freedom that a message of sympathy has to the of -- Importance For U.S.S.R. , creasing the agricultural produc-- seeking activities. been despatched on behalf of His - . 'Another report say's a bomb has Majesty King, to tion of Farah. " the Marshall Khrushchov r Quoted By been ' exploded - Turkish MP . In reply one of the dignitaries recently in Tito, the President of . Yugo- on behalf of the people of Farah Nawkhar garrison killing and in- slavia on the tragic disaster of the ISTANBUL, juring two persons. Turkey, Monday, July 29, (AP). congratulated Dr. Mohammad Skopje earthquake. VIET Premier Khrushcho has-be- quoted Also a report from Quetta says, message. JO en here as saying Yousuf on his appointment as In his His Majesty ex . the Black Sea and the Bosporus and the . ap- Mr. Jamaluddin one of the pressed his sympathy and also the Dardanelles have Prime Minister and expressed " lost much preciation for the social changes Baluch dignitaries has been sympathy of the people of Afgha of their strategic and commercial importance for that are to take place in the coun- evicted from his homeland. , nistan, on this tragic event, which Soviet Union. try at His Majesty's "wish. He caused thousands of casualties In fact, Soviet Union has no military bases on the Black - also expressed every and destroyed a large part of the Sea which is being turned Into a vacation resort area, he is for the .implementation of these KABUL, July 29. A report city of Skopje: - supposed to have said, adding: - ' plans. - ' ' - from the base camp of the Italian I can assure you and Afghan that Turkev Khrushchev's remarks, published mountaineers, calling GULBAHAR FACTORY'S ; has a stronger Navy in the Black here, continue: itself "Expedition Oxus 63" Sea (than MEDICO TEAM OUTPUT Soviet Union)". "We want friendship in the IN HERAT states that they Gul-bah-ar have started PARWAN, July 29. The . These quotations from the So- Black Sea that has now lost HERAT, July 29. MEDICO ex- climbing the 7000 metre high viet Leader were reported its perts accompanied by Dr. Hakimi, peak Textile Mills produced here military strategic importance. of Hindukush. over 1.3 million metres of poplin by a member of a Turkish Par- ror this very purpose President of Health Affairs, ar- The report adds moun- we have that the during Saratan in excess of ihat liamentary delegation, which ' left no military base on the Black rived recently in Herat On July taineers are in good health and visited Moscow last 27th they inspected pro- produced during the correspond month. Sea. various ready for the assault. ing period last year. .The total Mr. Khrushchov's statements, vincial hospitals and medical The team had left Kabul earlier production while not "Seven years ago we had plan- institutions. " for the month was verified, received wide this month for Badakhshan. nearly 2.5 million metres. play in the Turkish press. West- ned to set up a vast naval base ern diplomats are inclined to be at Sevastopol. Later we gave up lieve the statements, in seneraL this plan. We even proclaimed RESCUERS DIG OUT PEOPLE reflect the current Moscow think- Sevastopol a free port. - You are ALIVE ing as regards Turkish and the at liberty to go and look at it "From now on we aim to use QUAKE-SHATTERE- D Black Sea area. UNDER RUINS OF These same diplomats, however, the Black Sea as a sort of resort aiso saw in Mr. Khrushchov s for vacations." HOTEL MACEDONIA remarks a continuation of the IN SKOPJE current Soviet soft policy. Mr. Khrushchov also criticized SKOPJE, Yugoslavia, July 29, capital city Thus day morning. ' the (AP). Rescuers broke, through faint sounds of voices rnmins Relations between Soviet Union United States and Turkey's xney to converge en ' group inea uuuciucaui uu nc and Turkey cooled noticeably NATO Alliance, the delegation Sunday to a of people still masse on the rescue spt but had shouted out for others ink they said. . - and when after World War IL Soviet alive under the ruins of the to stop lor fear of causing a col began digging so quake-- shattered Hotel Macedo lapse furiously. Union demanded huge chunks of "If it is desired," he said "we of rubble ihat could block The first men to get into the land in are prepared to extend every nia after 55 hours entombment. those inside. A few men Eastern Turkey, plus joint The with hole where the sounds were heard administration of the strategic economic and technical aid to first to be pulled out picks and shovels moved careful- were professional Bosporus Turkey. barely conscious from under the ly forward. miners who and Dardanelles, which rubble was a Belgian had come down with a team from link the Black Sea to the Medi woman Faint voices called out " what a coal mining area in Serbia. terranean. Turkey identified only as Suzy Jacque-mari- e. was rejected the it...what happenedwas it a Five of the miners dug their demands and She gasped out that her bomb...my God, happen- moved closer to the - what way down until they husband and others were still ed...?" reached the West, finally joining the North TMA Cargo woman. Then they dug on, un- Atlantic Treaty Organization . Plane alive down. . ' in lower Moments after she was pulled covering a section of concrete - Just a hand up then reached out, the Behrian woman faints walL They drilled into the wall, Mr. out of a crack in the piles of Doctors on scene Khrushchov blames the late the said she moving with utmost . care lest Soviet Dictator, Joseph Stalin, and - shattered stone and voices in suffered severe shock but ar- - Catches Fire French cried out "water, water. their movements rouse the pile the executed Lavrenty P. Beria. I i"cui.ijr no major pnysical in around them and shift inward for There was no word - it this blunder, the delegation immediate juries. ob the bar room and around them- reported. They ' ly as to how many were left alive Workers quoted . Mr. No Damage Sustained said she and the selves. - but workers, burst into a new others had apparently Khrushchov as saying : been in As they drilled, the faint voices "The territorial - dispute... was frenzy of digging in hope of find- their beds on the ground floor appealing water KABUL, July 29. The left wing for came through the result of Stalin's Trans-Mediterrane- an ing many. when the quake knocked the beds advanced of a Airlines Oxygen cracks in the concrete. age and Beria's feelings of DC4, which tanks were rushed to into the hotel's basement bar The drill broke through and a enmity." landed at Kabul the opening near where the room. i International Airport yesterday hand reached out of the hole. The Why has Soviet Union y woman was found and air was "It's unbelievable that they pressed asserted-l- afternoon, caught fire as it was pumped in under high pressure. stayed miners a bottle of water lost interest in the Black Sea taxiing towards the alive so long," said a res- into the hand and stuck the oxy- and the straits leading parking The discovery of the live woman cue Leader. "They lived thanks gen to the apron. - pipes into the opening. Mediterranean? The fire " and the cries for help electrified to the incredible luck of circum- Out of the hole came questions was extinguished im-- workers sifting through the stances." - Mr. Khrushchov was Quoted as mediately by the airport fire about what had happened. Miners saying Soviet Union has full ac-- mountain of rubble that had been ouzy Jacquemaire was found heard one voice bridge. The a modern four-stor- y ask "where are ieS cargo hotel before when a soldier worker on the rub-w- e? are we still on the ground ITJFJ- 1?. I Pla"e. its was undamag- - the killer quake hit this southern ble pile thought he had heard floor the hotel?" vols. I ea. ine cause, of tne nre has not tf Dnepr and Neva'snvers. Mr. J yet been determined. JULY 29, 1963 KABUL. TIMES SPEECH THE LANGUAGE ICABUL TIMES TEXT OF DR. PO PAL'S Published By: BEFORE EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORS PRESS BAKHTAR NEWS IV purpose, AGENCY I am happy to inform vim that PART on the whole I am fully pleased and guardians. If differences eme ndof VoJe Editor-in-Chie- f our youth in schools and should develop among teachers valuable ideas "Jl..tteu AT A with am GLANCE Sabahuddin Kushkaki Kabul University. The Afghan and if their ranks are divided or sive vereigiu I sureum Editor youth has constantly cherished general discipline and adminis-- S. Khalil life with honour and has always tratire laws are ignored and, sum- - "tchangerom Yesterday's Islah carried an edi- Address: acted faithfully and confidently larly, if misunderstanding creeps our point . , , torial entitled 'export of afchan Joy Sheer--3, of I into relations, between the Direc- - A fresh fruit'. Keverv countrv. Kabul, Afghanistan. upon the advice his teachers. changes within it horje that in future, too. our young tors of Education. School Prmc. gaid has traditional ex-- Telegraphic Address: people would uphold these criteria pals, educationists and the public, a coxistituiionai $Sg& jtems which are cons,. "Times. Kabul"; thoughts case educational anairs oe ' indispensable foreign currency in their and actions. in that (1) f the Telephones: , to suffer. 1. therefore earners- - Developing nations, 03. The Directors of Education are bound eacn ,Xand like 21494 Extns. know educational institu- - request you to maintain cordial gans of State from Afghanistan today needs foreien 22851 4. 5 and 6. that " well-defin-ed among yourselves. their consoiioanon currency more Subscription Bates: tions have a and than anything sacred task to accomplish; this All of us have only one duty to of , . , else for the advancement of their AFGHANISTAN includes the training of our youth perform, namely the training of (2) ormuianon nUU1 economic and industrial plans, Yearly 250 - to At Why ment of laws conti-knowled- and equipping them with scientific children and youth. then PTf? ana Afghanistan's fresh fruit, Half Yearly Af. 150 Therefore the educa- - should we. who are dedicated to rights of the individual nufid editorial is one Quarterly Af. 80 - society. tional establishments should not our country's progress, allow mis- . to item which keeps a large percent- - FOREIGN be aUowed to become arenas for understanding, animosities and (3) Orantmg age of the population busy. Some Yearly $ 15 m the m political contests nd I do not differences to interfere this .nation f.ffZ.a1VJ-- PP1 are engaged in looking af-- Half Yearly 8 great to which is tied the e wish to see our young people turn-- task iples of Isla-- ter the orchards and fruit produc Quarterly 5 ed into tools in unscrupulous country future? It is not enough ance with theprmc whUe others u Subscription from abroad students 'hands with consequent confusion for us to make sure that anaf environ-- from fruit export. furthermore, will be accepted by cheques thought damago their receive education and escape con- - needs of the q country.s offi- of and tc of local currency at the because self-in-- fusion of thought; we should also melTmenu export academic career to ant itemsl cial dollar exchange rate. terest, personal designs, the cult not forget others outside the W) Adherence andw v Printed at: politi- - sphere of education, the con- - of personality and contused c Therefore, said the editorial Government Printing House cal ideas, whatever may be their trary at this time when there is Islami "f??5 dlSonEE ery effort should be made to se - of change and vast plans for ofthe idea "JLgS source, lead to undesirable inter- talk r na- - that fruit exported to foreign ruptions in education. Although I our social life are under way it and JesP "Jjj. markets ACC)rdante ICABUL TIMES - up men and women tea-- " cannot believe' that- educated is to the f ternational standards. The fruit tools the chers and all others employed m (5. , JULY 29, 1963 youth can become in campaign uii .xport season. is nearing,' hands of others and flotsam and official and private organizaUcns facilities Hood - think about JJ THE "CONFRONTATION" jetsam of the of ccum- to w healy cuss matters related t. picking. well-integrat- well-inform- packing and export of this corn- - between should Satoed and The "confrontation" fna.ncah Sfiv.t Se nrJe 'heSvIs modlt President Sukarno of Indonesia J lor I neT 11 anddevelop youth, and Pa-- ion delign- and ofgj. . and Tunku Abdul Rahman" of Nation Ty selfish and - a spirit of unity and oneness "ntific .g q Malaya is to take place on mg persons and undasirable ideas among themselves. legislation poverty and hun-- Commerce organized a meeting of "4,5schools and alone can never s dve to; 10 Reht Tuesday. The two leaders, and influences into the k personnel of the fruit business of the University On the other hanA ties 's - Pro- - along with the President - Scatioi provid- from Kandahar and Mazar Philippines, will discuss -- the I request teachers and Profes- ho must fng for the people vinces. to discuss related prob-formaU- on of Malaysia Federa-- sors sCp0:Tt?e HwfwMch aVpat and ending private enter-- lems. The editorial singled out ner and with tun realization oi ciai S as the most important Drise pVoblel tl0L agreement has already SuJeS net --morselefly and Afghan ruits are Z?J? ""SS- fi" ? been reached between the llflessness and intellectual matu- SftjJSj en-- parties concerned, excluding guidance. If teacners should rity tne country's aspirations and na-- rough handling"SSfiSand it is important was signed earlier Sl.'Miiwith a bread hni It was for this reason hat I Brunei, and deavour mjnd Umversity w noi f n this month in London. Presi- - in accordance with the and asked Kabul in the same condition as when requirements of the times and en-- n?ere dent Sukarno has said that m" witn . vie Tto (8) To pursue a poUcy which picked. Sorting of fruit is another vironment. then I am sure that f fcscussions g probIem .which should taken lS Indonesian deader people of Pakhtunistan. consideration during the pro-- during a fJe eenerai ly 3v!Z (9) To foUow a policy of neu-- cesses of packing, transportation SmeegXTwo had in Tokyo lerluS Sgg tS SSTS S SSL. last May. The same promise purpose. aid offered by friendly countries, packed together, because the more repeated a meeting bet-- needs the a- fS&lJ?to "jstu toto thete was in Education JSSS suoiled. less-mform- delicate varieties will be ween toe foreign ministers of tion of not only teachers, but also ed brokers andtera continn Malaya the of the students and their pirentsme ioea i wy. - Strengthening economic Indonesia, .and ' the Philippines;last June. ; PlATIOKIQ status of orghard owners is an- oe- -l Afc.l - OF Mi- The Tunku had saia mat H HI JK I nrrkkik4CKIIVC WIVIIYI h.1 X wa other problem. Although the fr.r the formation of the Fed- - " - . . m k. wp--rr nistry of Agriculture has taken -- t a number of steps to decrease 3 S. E. ASIAN FOREIGN c various pant diseases, which SSafSHStf1!? S j would certainly benefit the or- DS OF STATE chard nwnm in an indirefrt wav. lttJ-2- TO THEIR RESPECTIVE HEA yet more direct measures of as-- minp mey - for themselves u PAKT II security and stabihty. sistance needed at present, conclu- me w to Pusue ensure. . want to join "cw Malaysia And North Borneo rnuippmes wuu. - w, Thfl Manila Xnm- - . ..offimovl t in armrdance Wltn miema-- - . principle of the Meeting ui Heads ui uovenuneni mit was held for the primary theu: countries' adherence to the tional law and the Yesterday.s Heywad) Ln its differ- - of pacific settlement of disputes. torial dealt the Problem of the principle g" non-se- - agreed tiiat t es-- entweTn Indonesia and peoples of lf gover- They comnSd meeofVeS fining one's rights. It.is the PhlUppines, and also g S'f SSnSS'SS ral differences with jjj. ftff-n-- oSclaim or any right be heldVmVno?1I than S'SaSPS would welcome either the the end of July 1963. his or its ri ht concerning the formation of a 3etaJSoirf Malaysia pro- - there under. Moreover, in. the .f necessary fight for tht federation which will unite ided supPort of the people context of their dose association, s is true because along with Borneo as-- three countries agreed to ex-- Malaya, Singapore the of e Bornei territories is the tobnng g oveTthl atoSre human dignity and virtues" there Territories of Sarawak and ertained by an independent and ert their bt endeavours exist in him some innate vices as - a 3ust and expeai ""g. . .-.- North Borneo. imoartial authority, the Secretary- the claim to aded their meeting welL - - to of the United Nations tious - ' It will be interesting General such as negotiation, nciiation! and considered it as a Confirma- what or his representative. twn of their close ties Greed, for instance, is a vice observe jus of Malaya arbitration, or judicial settlement tempts and na-Tun-ku adopt 11. The Federation means which individuals will SaTu at-- weU as other peaceful andas - for his as - success J"! tions to- usurp other people's the demand made by President and the Philip-- of the parties' own choice, in con- jt .g contr fflonesia Charter of the among theirJPutatleaders. Sukarno. Undoubtedly the fact consult formity with the existing within ma&t jj - dertook to Bandung is that some sort of an agree- fhe British Government and the United Nations and the The' agreed to the editorial, that has brought ter-- Ministers - ment was reached after the Governments of the Borneo Declaradon. record profound about governments, and interna- similar Manila with a view to inviting . , tional organizations to see that Tokyo and Tories appreciation of and gratitude for - the Fede- - Secretary-Gener- al ol the Pre- - the rights of individuals and na- meetings that before the - the tiwtweef the sUtesmanlike efforts of ration was formed it would be United Nation or breesenta- sident Macapagal whose courage, tions are respected, not tive to take the necessary steps the PfPg) vision and inspiration not only - determined whether the weu as their con-peopl- es territories, in order to ascertain the wishes xas The PakhtumsUni nation, of various these terr:tories geographical quity, Mfce conSS editorial, have realized peoples o Jpdagreedjrym event rburllso tinued the primarily the Philippines made it Min sters ahTevTment every one has to - pro-- but.ae?J this fact, that Brunei, was interested in Join- ita position of the in-- of North Borneo Joining.ethe todTe demand and fight tor his rights, ing the new federation or not. clusion of North Borneo in toe a sense of common That is why there are meetings - subject Government Si pine and The deadline for the forma- Federation of Malaysia is J" tatgJJgJiSS dedication among the peoples of and jirgas held throughout that

of the tions subsisting in their region to (Contd. on pag. 4) pine claim d the right PAGE 3 JULY 29, 1963 GHOST WING" RESEARCH PLANE Kabul University ON MAIDEN FLIGHT Doctor Involved In

" " Rare Medical Case MONDAY In a recent Conference at the EXTERNAL SEEVICES college-- of medicine Dr. An-war- y, first English Programme: the head of tha Department On 19 Metre Band pjn of Gynaecology and Obstetric 7; 10-3- 0 . GMT Music in the school of Medicine" at A.S.T. the University 0 Commentary Music of Kabul, present- ed a report . article . on "Men who of an operation con- made history Music cerning an unusual case cf "tera- - - toma," which is a rare tumor of Second English Programme: the ovary. pm ' Dr. An wary, said, that he had On 19 Metre Band lor South operated on a 55 year old patient East Asia and Indonesia. for an abdominal tumor, with symptoms similar to those of a Urdu Programme: AFtibrornyoniata" of the uterus. After an operation- - on the abdo- A.S.T. on 63 Mstre men, he discovered a large tumor pjn. mass Band in the Short Wave. about the sUe of a seven-faion- th Third English Programme: pregnancy, which was ad--"' pjn. A.S.T. 14-0- 0 GMT hered to the bowels and adja- on 63 Metre Band. cent area. After dissecting the News Music tumor it was found to be a semi- solid Commentary Music 9- cystic growth, and belonged to the left ovary. The uterus and the right side aduexa were found l to be normal Russian Programme: The i - tumor was removed and p.m. AJ5.T. on 25 I.. 4 examined. To his surprise it was " Metre Band. . An unseen, found to be a complete fetus wing extension in to investigate the "jet flap" about the size creases the When the flaps are lowered, of a six or seven, lift of this new principle, the H. 126 is a the jet steam is deflected, months pregnancy, with full de- Arabic Programme: ' British single-sea- t, all-me- research aircraft tal A-S.- high wing, forming a gaseous velopment of ail fetal organs. 10- - p.m. on . 25 Hunting H. 126 to several extension - ' aircraft, powered by to the flaps and thus in--. The question that was discussed Metre Band. , times that of the conventio- a single Bristol Siddeley by Dr. German Programme: nal wing creasing the lift of the Anwary'at the conference as it makes it Orpheus trubojet. Most missed-ovaria- 11- of wing. was whether it was a n - pjn. A.S.T. on 19 maiden light at the Royal the Band. efflux of the engine is A major benefit of Jet flap pregnancy with complete Metre Air Force Establishment, ducted into the wings and is preservation of French Programme: in Bedford, England. ' that it permits substan- the fetus or an ejected as a thin sheet of tially lower take-of- f and ovarian tumor of the blastumer, pjn. A.S.T. on 19 Built by a company of the gas from the trailing edge originally Band. , landing speeds. a "teratoma". Metre British Aircraft Corporation and over the full span flaps. Dr. Anwary said that fetal parts as Western Music: the piece of scalp with growing hair, sebascious gland, pieces cf brain tissue and t complete pact pjn. three times a week h-v- a pjn. Sunday classical IRRIGATION AL of the Fetal organ, also been and light music, alternating PROJECTS observed abroad in gynaecological practice. The formation of a com- weeks. plete developed Fetus however, IN AFGHANISTAN has never been reported before. 11. Irrigation: Theoretical possibilities and de- spring floods every year, and due was taken in hand velopment be- Water, next to soil, is the most to in the third has been mentioned their temporary nature, are year of the Plan. A number of fore by many authors in medical widely used natural resource in subject to frequent failures dur- secondary structures, - including AirSo Afghanistan. There are vast ing literature.' the irrigation season. The official and residential buildings Dr. Anwary mentioned thr.t the tracks of cultivable land in dif- maintenance of the diversion have been completed and work case is of ferent parts of the country which structures at in immence interest from a the heads of the laying the hydro - point-of-vie- w, TUESDAY have not been brought foundation of the different ial diagnosistic- under the main canals is therefore of major plant and the tunnels was start- as to a rare possibility of plough due to the scarcity of importance. ed during ARIANA, AFGHAN ADXLINES Irrigation the First Plan. About an ovarian .pregnancy or the water. is, therefore, Irrigation projects included in 36 per cent of the total estimated "teratoma" of ovary. the sine qua non of agricultural the cate- the DEPARTURES: Plan fall into two main cost has so far been expended. He is planning to publish an development in Afghanistan. gories: ' The project is scheduled to be two-thir- entire account of the case and will KABUL KANDAHAR It is estimated that (a) Large projects intended to completed in the third year of the ask specialists to comment on it. of the aniual cropped area is. bring new land under cultivation. oecona f ive year flan (1964). irrigated, rivers being the largest These are undertaken by the Hel-ma- nd Dep. 11-- 00 Arr. 12-- 30 (b) Sardeh Dam: Situated at a Free Exchange source of waters According .to Valley Authority and the height of 1,023 metres above sea one irrigat- Ministry of KABUL estimate of the total Public Works; and level, about 40 Km. south-ea- st of DELHI ed area of 5.3 million hectares in (b) Improvement existing Rates At Da Dep. 10-0- 0 16-4- 0 of Ghazni, the dam will be 30 metres Arr. 1961, 3.4 'supply KABUL BEIRUT about million hectares canals for better of water. high with a reservoir panaritv nf 11-0- were irrigated by rivers, and This is the responsibility Dep. 0 19-- 10 the direct 60 de- Arr.. - million cubic metres. It is Afghanistan Bank ARRIVALS: balance by 'Karez' and natural of the Ministry of Agriculture. signed to irrigate 15,000 hectares KANDAHAR KABUL springs. Most of the irrigation The irrigation programme ori- of new land. KABUL, July 29. The follow- 7-- 9-- water is obtained by diverting ginally included construction of ing are foreign Dep. 30 Arr. 30 the free exchange water from natural streams into several large dams and canals, The cost of the project original- rates at the Da Afghanistan Ban canals which convey it directly to but subsequent scrutiny revealed ly estimated at Afs. 70.8 million Buying Kates In Afghanis the lands. - that some of the proposed works ($2.5 million) is put down Afs. too at Af 50 per U.S. Dollar. Apart from the primary task were either far large for the 186.6 million (or $5.8 million). Af. 140 lands, of countryt in- per Pound Sterling. of bringing water to new resources the or k pro- long Af. 12.50 per Deutche-Mar- an irrigation development volved gestation periods, or The project was taken in hand Af. 11.6414 per Swiss Franc gramme in Afghanistan has to were not strictly justified on the in the third year of the Plan. A 10.1214 Importmil problems of expected Af. per French Franc contend with several basis benefits. The fairly large proportion of con- Af. 7.50 per Indian Rupee arising from the mountainous programme had therefore to be struction of secondary structures country, so as on "'cheque) Telephones, terrain of the traditional revised to concentrate residential buildings and repairs Af. 7.40 per Indian R.ipee practices of irrigation, uncon- the following three major prcf of the road to Ghazni has been inequitable distribu- only: (Cheque) trolled and jects completed. Work has, been com- Af. 6.65 per Pakistani Rupee tion of irrigation water and loss (a; XNangarnar uaiaiaoaa; j menced on the construction of the - (Cheque) 20121-201- 22 seepage, waste and other one me Tire Brigade from tanai: rnis canai is oi dam wall, concreting, etc. About Af. 6.55 per Pakistani Rupee ' 20607-2112- important irrigation works of Police 2 causes. Canals are often inter the 22 percent of the total estimated (Cash) 20159-240- 74 Traffic 41 cepted by a number of mountain country. It will be about Km. cost was expended, during the During long, including 10 of Five-Yea- Ariana Booking Office creeks or drain outlets. about Km. First r Plan. Selling 24731-247- 32 floods, freshets, are apt to "dis- tunnels,, and on completion will Rates In Afghanis Airport - 22318 charge large quantities qf sand irrigate about 25,000 hectares of Per unit of foreign currency: and gravel into the canals, thus new land and provide improved Af. 50.65 per U.S. Dollar leading to clogging and canal and regulated water supply to Press At A Glance Af. 141.82 per Pound St-rli- ng breaches. As a result irrigation about 7,000 hectares of existing Af. 12.6625 per Deutsche Mark is interrupted causing great irrigated lands. In addition, a (Contd. from page 2) Af . 11.7928 per Swiss Franc . I'll a krr a c i C$ damage to standing crops. Again, hydro power plant of. about 11,000 rights. These developments show Af. 10.2530 per New French i' - the commonly used method of kw capacity is also proposed. that- the people of Fakhtunistan Fran diverting water from rivers into The total cost of the project, are determined to attain their Af. 7.60 per Indian Rupee Jahid Phone No. 20354. canals is to construct temporary which according to preliminary rights and the government of Pak- (cheuue) Mahmood Phone No. 21438. draining dikes extending inte the estimates, had been put down at istan is expected to adopt a realis- Af. 7.60 per Indiaa Rupee - and- - Afs. 258.8 million (or $8 million) tic policy in this connexion which Af. 6.75 per Pakistani Rupee Parwan Phone No. 20887. main ; stream to cut off turn Kabul Phone No. 20563. part of the flow into the canaL is estimated at Afs. 2,005.8 million is in conformity with the princi- (Cheque) Faryabi Phone No. 20887. These dikes are built of sticks, (or about $ 62 million). ples of human justice, concluded Af. 6.75 per Pakistani Rupee reed grass and stone after the The construction of the canal the editorial. (cash) - JULY 29, 1963 Page 4 KABUL. TIMXS

STORY OF SKOPJE FAREWELL RECEPTIONS FOR VAR AMBASSADOR EARTHQUAKE: A Couple Saved From Hotel Debris PARK CINEMA At 0, 8 and 10 p.m. American SKOPJE, Yugoslavia, July film; THE KING AND FOUR Belgium man QUEENS starring: Clark . Gable 29, (AP). The - and wife palled alive from the and Eleanor Parker. earthquake ruins of Skopje KABUL CINEMA: after 55 hours of being- - buried At 5 and 7-- 30 pjn. American alive, said Sunday night that film; THE FLYING SAUCERS If rescuers hadn't come they starring: John Teylor. sui- BEZHAD CINEMA . would have committed -- cide together. At 5 and 7--30 p.m. Russian film UNDER-WATER STONES with Lying in their hospital beds. 1 translation in Persian. Serge Jacq ue mart, a r- ZAINAB CINEMA old biologist from Liege, and At 5 and 7-- 30 p.m. English film; his wife, Susie, DANGEROUS WAVES. - told of their ordeal in an ex--- elusive interview. Serge Jac--- THE CONFRONTATION quemart said: (Contd. from page KABUL, July 23. A lunche- and Information and F'oreign lomatic Corps; all members of "" 2). ' B al- - "We were lucky to be saved on was given by Mr. RLshtya, Affairs and newspaper editors Afghan-UA- Friendship So- in effect the agreement has - high-rankin- g de- - after being buried for 55 President of the Afghan-UA-B of the capital. ciety and some ready been signed, the hours in that hotel. Friendship Society on Sunday Afghan officials. Photo: (L to mands of Indonesia could very "We had awakened early, in honour of the outgoing ,' Similarly, a farewell recep- K) Mr. Nasser Zia, Director well be satisfied if the Tunku Restua-rant-- of of the Department of self-determi- : minutes before the earthquake UAH Ambassador at the Court tion . was held at the Political would agree, to struck the city. It was about of Kabul Mr. Abu Shady. Kabul International Affairs in the Foreign Minis- tion of Rish-ty- for the peoples Brunei. 5. try, Mr. Abo Shady, a I was just rising from The function, held at the Airport by UAH residents in Mr. In the light of present cir- IUC 11IfClA UU U1J V,. wwm .it.-- - - Press Club, was attended by Kabul, last night to honour and Mr. Maiwandwal Af- - 4U ghanistan's Ambassador desig- cumstances it should , not be UD( oppueutc iuc vn t. members of the Society, UAR the outgoing UAH Ambassa- overlooked bed. We planned to get offi- reception was attend- nate to Karachi was taken that the present of her Embassy officials, certain dor. The at - on the road early. of Ministries of Press ed by some members of Dip the Press Club. case involving Brunei is iden- '. cials the tical to situations existing in everything start- many parts "Suddenly, Co-ordinati- on other of the world. ed shaking. I grabbed my wife UAR LINERPLUNGES Of Many of these cases are the and held her tightly in my JET remnants of colonialism, under arms. Everything collapsed ARABIAN SEA; Schools Inspection which the demands of the peo-pi- e around us. We fell two stories. INTO are seldom granted in so Fortunately, two wooden Directors as ' beams and the ceiling fell Of Education far freedom of choice of above us forming a small dome ALL 63 PASSENGERS DIE Discuss Ways And Means government is concerned. which protected us. My legs BOMBAY, India, Monday, July 29, (AP). KABUL, July 29. Directors of were pinned under bricks A United Arab Airlines Comet Jet liner plunged Into the education in their annual meeting It will be much better for and I was unable to move. Arabian Sea off Western India Sunday with 63 persons discussed the development plans relations between Indonesia My wife, however, was unhurt aboard, including 6 Filipino boy scouts. of the inspection department in and Malaya, and also the peace and could crawl and move Hours later an Indian Navy communique said one of its the Ministry of Education yester- of the world, if the present about our prison. frigates had picked up plane debris six miles off Madh Island day. The plans envisage - greater issue is solved immediately and sighted oil pitches in the turbulent sea. But search planes - oetween inspectors through peaceful means and "We could see daylight. We from the capital and those perma- understanding. given up hopes of being were unable to spot any trace of survivors In the murky weather nently stationed in It should not .had monsoon rains. the provinces, remain a chronic source of .saved. We could see daylight of India's improvement of inspection me- ' coming through cracks in the The plane was flying from survivors. thod. tension and anxiety in this ruins. We knew approximate- Tokyo to Cairo with 55 passengers The Comet airliner is thought Professor MuUdirii rhif .r very sensitive area of the ly how many hours we were and a crew of 8. It was piloted by to have gone down and exploded Inspection Department, giv-- world. as .coming was In the ruins. We never slept M. M. Shoura, the Line's Senior in a monsoon it was uib guiamg explanations. but closed our eyes for Pilot who often flew President into Bombay airport on a flight minutes at a time ana saw Nasser of the.United Arab Repub- from Tokyo to Cairo. Residents of In the afternoon session, - fishing village Versova re- the CLASSIFIED '. visions.1 lic on official trips. the of Directors discussed problem re- The boy" scouts were on their ported hearing plane engines and lated to the a loud bang shortly before 2 a.m. establishment of wo- His wife said: "If we were way to a Scout Jamboree in men societies in various pro- ADVTi not rescued in a few hours Athens. They were accompanied at about the time the jet liner vinces. DOG Serge and I were going to cut by their chaplain father Marti- was due to land. LOST together. nez, a Priest. Two Indian Navy .vessels will A German butch hound our wrists and die Jesuir Mrs. Saleha 'Farouk Etemadi, which answers to name During our period In the A party of Greek sailors return- carry on the search through, the Vice-Presid- of the Tokyo also on night. the Women's Bimbo has been lost Anyone ruins we talked of our chil- ing home from was Society, was giving in- become board, an Airlines official said in Later Sunday night the Indian detailed knowfcig its whereabouts may dren and what would formation about the society and please phone Tokyo. Navy reported that pieces of hu- -- Kabul Times or nf thm if we did not live. its activities. . "It was awful, we could The plane put down Saturday man bodies had begun to bob up Professor Berkan at 22665. off the coast of Madh hear persons talking and walk- in Bangkok, Thailand, on the Island.. To Help Campaign Small-Po- x ing about. The miners who flight, then took off for Bombay Police were posted along the Against rescued us could be heard Saturday night. palm-studd- ed Island coast to moving above and we kepi The plane was due at Bombay check for further bodies and shouting for help. at 1--45 ajn. Bombay lost contact wreckage which may be washed "Our being saved was a with the liner while it was flying ashore. miracle after we had given up nine miles to the west over the A United Arab Airline official hope and planned to kill our- Arabian Sea. disclosed that Indian search ves- selves." The plane had passed over sels had picked up parts of the Mrs. Jacauemart was found Bombay airport in order to make airliner's tail and a number of when a rescuer moving over its approach from the sea. instruments. He said these would the debris of the Hotel Mace- Villagers in fishing centres near be examined by aviation experts donia heard a voice beneath Madh Island, six miles west of at Bombay's Santa Cruz airport his feet Bombay, said they heard the en- Monday. gines of a plane and then a loud A group of coal miners noise far out to sea. iV- - j helping In the rescue opera- The Indian Navy immediately JAPANESE DOCTORS IN i tions took over and carefully ordered vessels to the scene. MEDICAL COLLEGE dug down, taking care not to Fishing boats also began a search KABUL, July 29. The delega- touch off a debris slide that for survivors. But rough seas and tion of Japanese physicians who could kill anyone below. gale force winds hampered the have come to Kabul for scientific After pulling out the hunt. studies discussed Afghan and woman, they dug further, On July 18 last year an Alita- Japanese medical training pro- hearing cries In french of lia jet with 94 persons aboard grammes with a group of physi- - "water, water." They found crashed in torrential monsoon cians and students of the college her husband behind a con- rains 55 miles east of Bombay of science in a meeting held yes- Boxes containing empty ampoules for small-po- x vac- crete wall, his legs - pinned while preparing to land. No one terday at the college auditorium. cine, manufactured In India, were presented to Dr. Abdul under piles of bricks. survived the hill side crash. In a brief statement Dr. Ab- Rahim the Minister of Public Health, by the Indian Ambas- Throughout the city posters Search vessels continued their dul Wasay, Assistant to the Dean sador at the Court of Kabul Mr. J. N. Dhamija yesterday quest Is- v with skull and crossbones for wreckage off Madh of the college considered such as a gesture of assisting Afghanistan's campaign against - warned the populace to stay land ten miles west of Bombay, contacts useful for the progress small-po- x. - away from still-standin- g but as night fell rescuers said and of medical The ampoules will be filled with vaccine manufac- building and walls. their was little chance of finding training. . tured in Afghanistan.

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