KABUL TIMES THE WEATHER NEWS YESTERDAY Max 9C. STALLS -- Share-e-na- Khyber Restaurant Minimum rc. Near Shahi Pul; Blue MosqOe San sets today at 1 p.nu tomorrow at a m. TIM International Club; Pamir Cine- San rises KABUL ma; Near Ariana Afghan Tomorrow's Outlook: Airlines. Slightly Cloudy by Authority Forecast Air 27, iv:ce"ai. ; y-- KABUL. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1983JQAUS5 W5: VOL. NO. 224 TO HRH Ahmad Shah FranklinPublishing HOME, DE GAULLE AND ERHARD Sends Condolences Open EARLY NEXT YEAR Institute Fill MEET JOHNSON To US Red Cross Branch Office Here & Secretary Of State Rusk KABUL. Nov. 27. His Royal Mikoyan Soys He Highness Prince Ahmad Shah, President of the Afghan Red Cres- KABUL. Nov. 27. An agree- Vn uisarmamzm cent Society, Tuesday morning Found "Methods Of Negotiate" has sent a message ment was signed - . seeing Mr. Mikoyan at me Bri- to the United States Red Cross ex- between the Ministry of Press 27. (Reu-ter- ). Embassy Tuesday night said pressing deep Frank- WASHINGTON, Nov. did not elaborate on this tish condolences and and Information ?nd the President Lyndon Johnson But after talking to President John- sympathy on behalf tf himself and lin Publishing Institute to raise early next point. . for 25 minutes that he would the society on tragic country's printing standards is to have meetings When the disarmament ques- son the oeath of the Alec Douglas-Hom- e meet the President again early in the late US. President John F. and to develop education- - and year with Sir tion came up between .the two and President de Gaulle, while said, Mr. Rusk had the new year. Kennedy. President Kennedy cer- culture. Tuesday men," they expected here tainly played a great Chancellor Erhard said said the US. intended to discuss It is that sir role in the pay a "working visit" De- Alec Douglas-Hom-e will return maintenance of peace and the ad- agreement signed bet- he would it with the NATO allies in The was to the new President in a few communicate to the U.S. for the meeting." vancement of humanitarian ideals, ween Mr. Roashan the Deputy cember, and would de Gaulle was to in- the mesage weeks" time. with the Soviet Union atter that. President said. Minister of Press and Informa- These moves emerged from a who was form his Cabinet Wednesday of Vice-Preside- nt The British Premier tion and Mr. Cameron, serfes of diplomatic calls by top his plans, Reuter learned in Paris. National Assemblymen of the Franklin Institute. statesmen at the White House His visit to the U.S. is thought ' The agreement was signed at the Tuesday, including a visit by Mr. President Johnson more likely to be in May than Convey To Electorate The Ministry of Education's Cliih. Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First in February, the month previo;is-l-v Greetings Of His Majesty Premier. suggested rnofficially. No Under the term ot the agree- Asked if a summit conference Will Not Change US actual date has Vet been fixed. HERAT. Nov. 7T. Mr, Amanu-lla-h. ment, "an independent branch of President Johnson and Between .his meetings with fo- deputy from Gozara in Herat between to 11th Franklin Publishing Institute, Mr. Khrushchov was possible, Mr. PoliciesTowardsUN reign leaders. President John- the term of the National which is a commercial organiza- Mikoyan said he would have to son Tuesday - conferred with top Assembly, Monday addressed a tion, will be opened in KauuL leave it "to the discretion of UNITED NATIONS, New York. advisers on the message he is to gathering of local inhabitants, Chairman Khrushcov." Nov. 27, (DPA). U. 5. United deliver to a joint session of Con; conveying His Majesty's greet- A similar agreement for the de- He said: ."We did not specifi- Nations Ambassador AJlai E. Ste- gress Wednesday. ings to the electorate of the area. velopment and expansion of the cally discuss that subject, but we venson, late last night reassured White House sources said he He also explained the govern- Education Printing House was are of opinion that the policies the U. N. General Assembly that told Mr. Laurence o'Brien, legis- ment's welfare policies, which are signed Tuesday morning between of both the United States and our United States policies under Pre- lative assistant, there would be being pursued at His Majesty's the Franklin Publishing Institute country in matters such as these sident Lyndon B. Johnson would no let-u- p in pursuing President wish of prosperity for the nation. and the Ministry of Education. remain as they were. remain the same" as Lefore. Kennedy's legislative programme Several persons in the audience., i Mr. Mikoyan, said after n meet-- "President Johnson has directed the chief features of which are an expressed gratitude for His Ma-jest- y's . ... . 1 y Deputy-Minist- er r tj L. I income-ta-x the eco- kindness, nt Mr. Ziai, of ing wrtn lvir. iean nusn. mc me to affirm to this asse-abl- that cut to revive and for the Education, and Mr. Cameron sign- Secretary of States, that "we there will be no Johnson policy I nomy and a civil rights bill. policies of the govern- ed this agreement. found some methods o negotia- a i tt.:a4 u omm ment. tion" on the disarmament ques-- more than there was a Kennedy G. Brown Urges New Mr. Abdul Baki, a deputy from policy", Stevenson declared. Kochi, and Mr. Said Karim fiom 'There was and is only a United Kama, in Nangarhar Province, met I their respective , States policy", Stevenson empha- Political Initiative electorate to Grand Jury Indicts Ruby sized. convey His Majesty's greetings The U. S. Ambassador then ask- and explained the new socialand To Tielax Tensions economic movement in For Murder With Malice ed the nations feathered n the the,. assembly to pay S last tribute to - BERLINr Not, 27, DPA).-Ge- orge try. . , Ruby's Lawyer To Plead Insanity the late U. S. Pcesidont Jchn F. Brown, Vice Chairman of the - Kennedy; and that Johnson al- British Labour Party, advocated r- DALLAS, TEXAS, November, 27, (DPA). ready in 1948" had told an Ameri- new political initiatives here Tues- Ambassador Of Pakistan, A GRAND jury has indicted Jack Ruby for murder with can auaietnce that "our long-ter- m day to achieve a relaxation in the And U.A.R. Ambassador malice --on the slaying Sunday of Lee Harvey Oswald, the and sustained foreign policy present tension between East and or must include full support of the West. Met Public Works Minister accused assassin President Kennedy. 24-- expressed United Nations". Mr. Brown is currently on a KABUL, Nov. 27. General He the conviction ble their case to present an ade again stressed to West Berlin. the same feeling of friendship quate . Stevenson that hour visit Mohammad Yousaf. the Pakistan that one "Washington will support every He will return to on would permeate their work.' practical move to add to the capa- Thursday after visiting Bonn. Ambassador to the court of Kabul, A grand jury .examines accusa- Under the V. S. legal system, a city of the United Nations to keep The British Labour !reader stres- and Mr. Salaheldin Kansoh, Am- tions against persons charged person accused of crime is pre- the peace and aid new nations to sed that the West had to make up bassador of the United Arab Re- with crime. If the evidence so sumed innocent until proven guil- reach the stage of its mind as to the things that could public, on separate occasions Tues- .warrants, the grand jury approves ty in a court of law. The burden growth". not be the subject o .r.- - discus- day afternoon, met with Brigadier a bill of indictment a formal, of proof rests on the prosecution. Finally; Stevenson forecast; aj sion in order to take initiatives in General Mohammad Azim, the written statement charging the continued U. S. policy ct Soviet-Unite- d other fields. I Minister of Public Works. accused with a legal offense. He Howard has indicated his de- States explorations to then faces a court trial, when his fence of the night achieve agreements, saying that guilt or innocence will be' judged- - club operator will be asked on a "President Johnson is determined Soviet Union Hopes For A after all evidence is presented. plea of temporary insanity. The that the better feeling of these District Attorney Henry Wade, I Dallas lawyer said his dienl had past few months shall not !e lost, who will prosecute the case, said told him he had had a "spur of rather that it must increase". Continuation Of Detente last night he would ask for the the moment" urge to Har- kill Lee UN Devoted To Memory-O- f death penalty, the maximum pe- vey Oswald to avenge the death Foundation Laid Eulogies In nalty for murder with malice. He of President John F. Kennedy Sone requested that Ruby be held in By Lt. General Seraj For Late US President John F. Kennedy jail without bond. - "I believe him tn hav Vwmn mi ' Animal Husbandry Center The defence Attorney, Thomas of his mind NEW YORK, November, 27, (DPA). at the time of the BAGHLAN, Nov. 27. Lieute-nant-Gene- Howard, said he would ask next shooting", Howard - said. COVIET hopes for the continuation of detente were expressed on Abdul Karim Seraj. Assembly Tuesday night as eulogies week that his client be freed the Governor of Kataghan Pro- in the General devoted bond. This would mean a tempo- In answer to questions by news- vince, Monday laid the founda- to the memory of Late President John F. Kennedy by some rary release from prison upon the men, Howard said, "I can state stone of the Centre for Ani- thirty leading statesmen began to unfold. of money tion posting of a sum with unqualifiedly, as far as I know, mal Husbandry in Poze-e-Sha- Speaking for Britain Sir Patrick Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Fed- - the court as a guarantee of his there is no connection between The building and impound will Dean praised Kennedy's "fullest orenko assured the Americans appearance at his trial when Ruby and Oswald. Ruby says the contain 17 rooms foe use as offi- measure of sureness of vision and that the Soviet people felt "their asked. " , first time he saw Oswald was ces, laboratories, artificial inse- steadfastness of purposee" and sorrow" and praised Kennedy as The trial has been set to begin when Oswald was brought into mination and veterinary clinics. said the way to the achievement a "man "of wide horizons". He on December ninth, but Howard the press conference the night of The Governor afterwards visit toward better among expressed Soviet indignation said he would probably ask for a tne Kilting oi resident Kennedy". ed the new head-wor- of Ajmir nations was assured of continu against those "guilty of the crime" postponement until mid-Januar-y. Canal and inaugurated the work ance by the results arising from of "assassination and said the So- It is customary for the Defence by lifting the first shovel of earth. Kennedy's work. . viet people hoped the search for Attorney to ask that a trial begin Government Of Pakistan He also spoke concerning the im- Testifying to full French syro, solutions of controversial prob- later than the first date set in or- - portance of dams in developing pathy in eloquent words Ambas-do- r lems would be continued as "fit- der to prepare his case. It is also Imprisons Nazar-- Shamuzai agriculture. Roger Seydoux spoke of the ting memorial to John F. Ken- customary that a postponement The provincial director of agri- feeling that "our community ins- nedy". Famous Chaman Dignitary culture, Mr. Faiz-ya- r, reques- Abdullah Secretary-Gener- al be granted by the judge if - tightended our U also spoke on the occasion, in tinctively around Thant ted by the defence. KABUL, Nov. 27. report American friends" in the spoke of the loss "suffered by the Judge Brown indicated he would A which he said that with the com- world by humanity". from Southern Occupied Pakhtu-nista- n head-work-s, wake of the President's assassina- entire all postponement. pletion of the nearly Comparing Kennedy grant the "I dont states that Mr. Najar Moh- 35,000 acrese of can be irri- tion. He added "if .it is during a with Lincoln, lnd fri- think that the trial will start until ammad Shamuzai, .1 famous dig- gated. A canal which is to be time of affliction that one's he said the former "was sincerely mid-Jauna- ry if that is what the nitary of Chaman, has been re- built in connexion with thf irri- ends can be counted the great seeking to carry forward to ful- defence counsel wants", the judge cently imprisoned by the Pakistan gation system, wil be three kilo- nation whose destinies this man filment the monumental task said. "I will give both sides every government on charges of free- metres long. 30 metres wide and ruled for three years vmust feel which began in this country a reasonable opportunity to assem-- dom seeking activities. ten metres deep. today that they are countless". hundred years ago". PAGE 2 KABUL TIMES NOVEMBER 27. 1963 THE LANGUAGE KABUL TIMES GLOOM DESCENDING OVER BRITAIN'S Published By: PRESS BAKHTAR NEWS NATIONAL GALLERY: DUKE OF AGENCY ART AT A GLANCE Editor-in-Chi- Sabahuddin KushkaU WELLINGTON'S GOYA PORTRAIT LOST Yesterday's Islah, in its editorial, Editor By: LYNNE KUMUNDS welcomed the step vaken by the A KhaM Gloom is descending over Bri-- place since it vas stolen from the agency - Afghan Red Crescent Society in Address: received a labelidenti- tain's National Art Gallery thisNational Gallery. fied wi$h that on the b.i"k cf laying the foundation . stone for Joy Sheer-- 3, weekend as the chances of res-- The portrait of !h British hero the stolen portrait, and a letter first aid centres in the capital Kabul. Afghanistan toring the missing 140,000 pounds of the Battle of Waterloo vani- - claiming the Goya was safe. Mechanized life and the cons- - Telegraphic Address: sterling Goya portrait of the Duke shed from the Gallery in August - - tantly growing traffic movement "Times,. 150-ye- Kabul". of Wellington to its former home 1961. Earlier a public cutcry at "If this ar old portrait by it said, makes the establishment of Telephones: get slimmer and slimmer. the sale of the painting to Texas the greatest painter of the greatest such centres imperative and an 21494 Eztns. 03 . The latest anonymous letter oil millionaire Charles Wrights- - Englishman of that time, and of absolute necessity, 22851 4, 3 and S. sent to the trustees' chairman, man, and its loss to America, re- - immense historical value to the The editorial also mentioned the Subscription Rates: claiming suited in him offering fact that move-the- ft - connections with the it to the country, comes back without those the Red Crescenet AFGHANISTAN e two and a half years ago. National Gallery at his put-has- who stole revealing their msnt in Afghanistan has gained a Yearly ... At. 250 it says "there is now no chance for price of 140,000 pounds sterling, identities, little effort by . the po-- new impetus under the Half yearly ... Af. 150 the Goya's return by us" The exchequer contributed lice to trace them :s likely'' said of His Royal Highness, Prince Quarterly ... Af. 80 An earlier letter g.;ve Vas trus-- 40.000 pounds sterling towards the Sir Phillip. " Ahmad Shah, during the past FOREIGN tees a week in whicn to come to price. years. It also mentioned the co-- Yearly ... S 15 terms with the thievt-s- . The police believe that the operation and assistance tendered Half Yearly ... 8 8 The letter writer who went into A flood of anonymous letters painting was stolen as a protest by the people to the society in ... S 5 Quarterly action after a television appeal arrived after of against large of mo-- furthering its humanitarian pur-byS- ir - the theft the sums public Subscription from abroad Phillip Hendy, Pirecto- of painting in a daring night-tim- e ney being spent on art treasures, poses. will be accepted by cheques the Gallery, threatened obscurely, raid. Some contained But there was such a strong offi-- The paper carried a picture of off- threats that of local currency at the "we are going strafght ahead end the delicate panel would be da-- cial protest as a result of Sir His Royal Highness, Prince icial dollar exchange rate. doing the invitable if compromise maged unless a ransom was paid Phillip's "leniency" offer that it Ahmad Shah's visit to the Insti- Printed at: ls not met within a v.eek." to the anti-nucle- ar organization was later stressed mat Hie thieves tute for the Destitutes. The paper ' Government Printing Bouse He claimed that the Gova had "committee of 100.'' could not count on an amnesty, also gave wide coverage in con-bre- n kept in the Some hiding In July 1962 a I .ondon news (Reuter) uexion with President Kennedy's assassination and bis lying in state KABUL TIMES at the Capitol in Washington". NIXON'S CHANCES INCREASE IN NEXT Islah carried an article by Mr. 19S3 Gharghasht. on the establishment NOVEMBER 27. of a new public park within" the ELECTIONS FOR U.S. PRESIDENCY City of Kabul. In supporting the Dentente Mast Continue " By JACK BELL ldea in one of he earlier issues y Now that Western leadership The possibility that Republicans .vho can try to John-overco- the political liability oI Islan as regards the cstablish-ma- has become the responsibility give former nt son is being for positive action onof divorcing his wife of 35 years "Jf"! of clL a ?ark' Mr-- Ghar" so-an- e said, such a step of the new President of United Richaxd Nixon a second chance at c'.vil rights and for prudent d. man-vin- a divorced mother 8hasht on the - T J TAUnA "the presidency appeared to be cial welfare progress without hav- of four children. part or the municipality would es-- world is anxious for further re- arowina Monday. im to be in th? nartv umhraw nf If BnrWf.lu Mnr.i u,,ulre. against real cm,ni late, wmcn WU1 nave b-- i John F hpins a - " to used East-We- st The assassination of "mtrW ;,.o uuuv.wa Utl I 1 j U1U1 V X .L : laxation of tension in aconcinV, f ' "..uiumv. i;ii n aiiu 'W Kennedy and the The Rerub'.ican who ordinarily liberal Republicansk; are indicating IH.v7?r;" . . relations. i o . ; u: . u i r ,, . . " vtfuue an appreciaoie sum of nuuuut ti v .i" unc wuui.1u iiici nils uesL-riyuo-j is vjover-- oy searcning iramicauy eisewnere Immediately upon taking the has s ro.ccacsom- - nnr "o, nr.... 4 u - municipal IUnOS IS not available - n.tirsl " t?l,fll ui new iui a aiiiJaiii uiai .L.mey wixiK ne because oath for Presidency, Mr. John- KVr Vr.rL - n,, ..ncicuci. .... shnn and m,use owners. it Rmikiiran. .j) f - . .,1-- Ui. r xi: .... - J r citaictc i,ut m Ittiljr I1U- - kauiiui iiiAuu Ilia V unive LU oe as WfMl as are son stated that there will be no the 1964 campaign. mination Rockefeller will have to their only refuge. sarais triauentlv major changes in the policies of delinquent in paying municirjal Where once they conceded pri- : " : levies. He ask- However, the article sug-- the new administration. vately they had only an uphill gested thaft organizations which ed all American foreign en-vn- vs chance of defeating Kennedy's Vertical Take-O-ff GERMAN LEADERS Tl1 tirectly nofit from the tr nnt inup thir inhs find bid for a second term. of sucn a park, for not resign which is the usual For a race with late Kennedy I example, the Pashtancy Tejaratyf practice when a new President many wanted to gamble on the Planes CDAti lCUkirnVC Spinzar HotaL Kabul Cine- - cpmes into office, theory that a conservative like ma, Pohaney Nendarey, and the riae-ovie- t Union has also Barry Goldwater, Republican-Arizon- a, For Aii could defeat a democra- rL Defence :FUNERALR .dged itself to seek con tinur " understanding with the new tic liberal. BONN, Nov. 27. rDPAV Verti-- nexion. Now the ReDublican candidate cal takp-o- ff nlanU. o r t-- w- - Yesterdays Anis printed front The m ... -- American chief executive. Page photographs Jacque-tifie- Soviet npwinflnpr Izvestia baa is likely to face a Democrat iden- - as the West German airjorce is rrOltllSe 1 O IteUlSlt of Mrs. d in the public mind as a concerned. ,lne Kennedy and her two child-- suggested continuation of the southern conservative. For this After years of testing ren, the Prime Minister speaking efforts President Kennedy had various is how Mr. Johnson is viewed by prototypes of vertical take-o- ff jet iV American Ambassador's Soviet-Americ- an Inn made toward despite the support he has fighters the West German Air flhltintntl sidence on the occasion of the friendship. nt Force ""y CA of late US. given as to the command is now convinced iTff1 asfassination they United States Ambassador to late Kennedy legislative program- - that are not sitale means WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. fAP). rEI VI eCy the United Nations. Adlai Ste- me and his efforts to shed the tag of air defence. The three German leaders who CiStSth. rT I of ' Institute for the Desti-- venson, Tuesday night reassur- sectionalism. headed their country's delegation X ' . to informed . ed the U. N. General Assembly The new President will take lU Ac?rdin.g souices to. the funeral of the Ute Presi-- V Bntiah f TTnttA4 Qtafoa 11 n steps to rectify this public judge-- a.rforce has come to dent John F. Kennedy went home phasUeTte neU i - sfi'T" Already - Tuesday night to re- ,der new President Lyndon ment. he has received an , u- Promlsi"2 "''Tw'uff tUra to"Ituo!S2?tSr Johnson would remain the rxSvTntSecrof n W" same as before. Adl e airplane carrying President Such a desire on both sides, K Hemric Chancellor Lud- - of tA2kr. vancement Coloured People Z Luebke, - - . porting the Institute so thltTt fLloAT k" 1 w- . last ti i i 1 . . . plus the fact that President (NAACP), as a sincere w V p.rnrn; arm "pnrion-- M inicTur nfLrtLue i advocate year. ti : " ouuiu aoie to renaer tetter Johnson himself is a strong ad- of the late Kennedy civil rights Gerhard Schroeder left Dulles In- - service. vocate of solving East-We- st pro- legislation now Congress. ternational Airport near here Government before ae- . . 'tsl13tance alone. in- Kammhuber. commandina - cv,,.i nion n m rk blems through negotiations, ,f,. er-- neral of the German Fighter Coin- - ' ZT Is not aent in such creases the possibility of brigh- Similar endorsements of Mr. manri A tjja w,. it , ...... and urged the people to prospects in Johnsons pohcies can be expect-- d ter international convinced that the vertical take-- - terestIt0,Streng-e- "relations. As early as 1959, Mr. from American labour leaders, t- - the u u vTjyTiE2- the Republicans tottl j Johnson had said "the wide- on Monday. perceive a broad avenue leading innhetZtlTX1T"drocket age monies """ffiH Vvm become a part cf spread idea that it is impossi- Red So- toward the nomination of a man On his urging millions dol- - - AXgha.n Crescent Society. ble to negotiate with the of Tuesday they conferred with " viets is completed fallacious". laM were spent on croto-type- s de-- PriA.nt .Tnhncn ,.,;v, tt Gcrmany "nd Georg4 The problems which will to have been universal. Eastern BrE - Secretary of State W. Olymmc Rifle unampion have to be undertaken between ana wt.m bloc nations, as BaU and had a meeting Wlth Bri-- tish Prime Minister Sir . Alec Says ncnnlJ "KT4- T East and West have not chang- well as the neutral countries, After Kammhuber s resigna- - Douglas Home. Schroeder also ' I V x mw s ed. The new administration in have considered his assassina-- tion his theses was reconsidered, met with VS. Secretary of State ivenneay rtiivuer the United States has inherited lion a crime against mankind. ne Air r orce.ommand now held Dean Rusk. ROME, Nov "7 i.DPA) The a challenging as well as a diff- The new U.S. President, Lyn-- th?t disadvanUges of vertical Olympic Champion in free rifle ta planes by are cut- - icult task in the history of the don Johnson undoubtedly has . .t?ft far But, according to diplomatic in-- shooting voiced serious doubt to-a-n world. intimate knowledge of the weinjng its advantages formants. Erhard made it clear day that the alleged murderer of Plal,ly, rt.ls hld tjlat the that his talks Tuesday cculd not President People of the world generally policies and objectives of the - John F. Kennedy, Lee F. Kennedy Jel, requl7d J.er- replace a working seon with the Oswald was not a "lone wVlf. thought that John former It fmH -- administrrL .,0P '? ,ng Johnson and- - In for-hi- m administratioa. it an interew with the Italian was the man to handle the should not be difficult and landing is much high, b-- was agreed the "ANSA" - that Chancellor news igency Hubert chaotic situation of modern to continue in the spirit of un- miting drastically the time it and- - Schroeder will return to Hammerer, an Austrian, said it times. It has been said of his derstanding which has been can be airborne. Washington during the first half was highly unlikely that one man death, that a candle of hope for achieved with the Soviet Union of January. 1964. could get off three shots within world peace has been extin- during the past three years. All expected that the West five seconds, considering the type guished a voice for equality' those who are sad because of "man air defence now will be Erhad. who replaced former of weapon reportedly used y quietened. based m the R"und to air Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in Oswald, the distance of about 180 and justice has'been the death of John F Kennedy supplied by The feeling of grief at to Lockets the United October, was due to arrive here metres and the fact that Ken-v- Z the live States. Several battalions have on a state Visit with Kennedy on nedy's of United States Presi- Dy to car was moving with a death nis and carry already been equipped with nike the same day he arrived for Ken- - speed of ten to fifteen kilometres dent John F. Kennedy appears on the pursuit.tifof his ideals. missiles. nedy's funeral. - an hour PAGE 3 KABUL. TIMES NOVEMBKR 27, 1963 Radio Afghanistan New Kinds Of Mites Programme 1 Found Oy Chinese Entomologists WEDNESDAY" Chinese entomologists have dis- A i covered, in the past fourteen ye- EXTERNAL SERVICES Hi ars about sixty new kinds of mites that attack man. I. English Programme: This was learnt at the national confeience on acarology held re- 9 650 kcs 31m band cently in Changchun. Acarology 3.00-3.3- 0 p.m. AST is the study of mites and ticks. ft Until recently.-i- t was a branch of II. English Programme: I entomology, the study of insects. Chinese scientists have conduc- 9 595 kcs 31 m band ted investigations in most parts of 3.30-4.0- 0 pjn. AST 1:P,! the country on the geographical Urdu programme: distribution of chigger mites, 6.000 kcs 50 m band which burrow under the skin of 6.00-6.- p.m. AST human beings.

' III. English Programme: Positive results have been ob- tained, too, from the study of the 6 000 kcs 50 m band life histories of certain mites and 6.30-7.0- 0 p.m. AST ticks which are carriers of disea- Russian Programme: ses of man or cattle or are des- 6 000 kcs 50 m band tructive of crops. 10.00-10.3- 0 pjn. AST This has led to proposals for effective preventive measures. Arable Programme: These include ways of preven- 11 955 kcs 25 m band ting and eliminating red spiders 10.30-11.0- 0 p.m. AST (a kind of mite), and mites infes German Programme: - 31 m ting honeybees. 9 635 kcs bard I " auto-repa-ir 11.00-11.3- 0 p.m. AST A scene at the jangalak workshop. rTogramme: Scientists of the Shanghai Num rrencn ber One Medical College dis- 9 635 kcs31 m band have ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIETY covered a new organ, presumably AFGHAN a sense organ, on the antennae of The programmes include news, BY M. M. topical and historic -- reports! gamasid mites (which cause a J A large number cf mistaken appearance on the streets his not examples can be multiplied in the skin disease of livestock). commentaries, interviews and ideas about the role of women in only increased the scenic beauty I-- chronological events of world his- music. of and added tory. - society is prevalent in the minds the environment More than sixty specialists at- of The spice to the romance of 'life, but Economic Waste " our people. dismal part tended the conference, the first Western Music of the malady is that a por- has also brought about Afghanistan cannot aiford to of 9.00-9.5- e'en its kind in Chinese history. Sunday, 5 p.m. tion of our educated youngs too that are most likely to boost up leave demoralized this stupendous Today, 5.00-5.-30 " four research centres Tuesday, pjn. frequently does not examine close- the economic potential of labour force of economic human resour- have been 5.00-5.3- set up. in Thursday, 0 p.m. ly enough the relevance of such force in the country. ces. The past unutilized and con- Peking, Shanghai, Can- Friday, 12.00-1.0- 0 p.m. ideas and their possible impact Plato's Views sequently wasted labour force of ton and Changchun. Programmes will be published in on the social, political and eco- The pith of Plato's views is womenfolk is an rreparable loss "KABUL TIMES,, one day before. nomic structure cf our developing to build his ideal state in three to our already underdeveloped The separation of acaroloev Subject to change without notice. nation. successive stages. In the first stage country which is struggling for uic siuuy oi insects, or ento- - Peea-iiMues- The old-sty- le woman all slave he shows that men and women are ameliorating the lot of its peo moiogynas. M tared not and submissive, is fading fast The different in degree only and not in ple. revolution ushered in by the rip- kind. In the second stage whnt r"-'- " AffcrKStTwtan, ticks belong to the class arachni- - A it-Servi- ces ping of purdah - gives-- equal education of the same type and all the world 'over, is larger da, like spiders and other crea- rights - to that - fair sex who as allowed to men. In the trftfd number of part-tim- e jobs for wo- tures having four pairs of legs, subsisted formerly on the scraps stage he advises that worrfen men and full-tim- e jobs worked while insects belong to the class should partake in the same pub- out during the morning session. hexapoda, THURSDAY of emotion left over from man's creatures having three spate of selfish satisfaction. The lic function. In other words, Pla- One of the most urgent needs pairs of legs, but also by the great little woman belonged to man by to gives equality of position to today, in the field of employment economic importance of mites and' lau- man and women alike. is the setting up of a Women's AIRLINES right of conquest what ticks to mankind. ARIANA AFGHAN rel! arrogance and muscle. The We can well realize that wo- Bureau. This would keep in touch pleasures of marriage were his men's liberty is not a ci.eature of with schools, lycees, faculties and - nF.PAETURE: imagination an perfect- the Mairmoona Toaiana to help So far mankind knows about prerogatives and the wife v?as an but idea five hundred of ticks KABUL HERAT easy prey of frankly flamboyant ed by speculation and logic, ex- women in seeking employment. kinds and 7-- 11-5- 0 more than ten Dep. Arr. sex. perience and test, comparison and Labour Laws for Women thousands kinds of ethico-pclitic- ins-stin- ct mites, some which carry disea- ARRIVALS: Political Arithmetic criticism. The al The existing labour law of cur of HERAT KABUL Happily, the liberty of woman of modern life directs us country is being reviewed with ses of man and some of which are Dep. 12-1- 0 Arr. 16-3- 0 help of La- destructive to crops. from the confines of the four to accept women as equal part- the the International , KABUL KARACHI walls and that of the walking-coffi- ns ners of our social life. And that bour Organization to conform to (HSINHfA) 7-- 14-3- 5 Sur- Dep. Arr. heralds a new era of eq- is the crux of the nroblem. . ILO general principles. Ihe IMA uality with men in nearly many Job Opportunities vey of progress of 196061 states KABUL BEIRUT spheres of human ictivities. The The world of today employs wo- that our new labour law will deal 12-0- Exchange Dep. 0 dingy veil of male superiority men as doctors, engineers, physi- with the 'methods of recruitment Free . V vaca- IRANIAN AIRLINES behind which he hid the hypo-craci-es cists, economists, accountants, of labour, working hours, bentrUs, regu- rEHRAN KABUL of the od old commerical representatives, admi- tion, employment, Rates At Da , Dep. 5 a.m. Arr. 12-0- 0 noon days has been torn away by a nistrators, politicians, advocates, lation of the employment of wo- KABUL TEHRAN . new mode of social life. The more nurses, ground and ait hostesses, men and children, and protection Dep. pjn. Arr. 18-1- 5 we expose the inequalities exist- receptionists and what njt. In of the workers i?,inst unfair Afghanistan Bank Cylon Mrs. Bandranaike is now practices". ing in the relationship of mail to KABUL, Nov. 27 follow- woman, the more we succeed in the Prime Minister, in USSR, wo- The held ministrial jobs as Under the impact of new chan- ing are the foreign free exchange creating a healthy atmosphere for men have rates at the Da Afghanistan constructive work in our country well as other high alTiinistra-tiv- e ges brought about by th introduc- Bank. -- which has just started to walk positions. In India Mrs. Lak-sh- tion cf our Five Year P'an, and Buying Rates In Afghanis Important on the path of industrial develop- Pundit, sister ot Mr. Nehru, the new political set-u- p, the im- Af. 49 per UJS. Dollar. ment. was once the President of the portance of the role that is going Af. 137.20 per Pound Sterling. ' Even by political arithmetic, United Nations General Assembly, to be played by women is ever Af. 12.25 per Deutch Mark. Telephones liberty of women L; certain to held some ambassadorial positions increasing and will became the Af. 114086 per Swiss Franc. enhance the prestige o Afghanis- through which she protected the harbinger of still greater tew Af. 9.91 per French Franc. tan in the civilized world. Their interests of her country. These developments in the future. Af. 7-- per Indian Rupee cheque) Af. 7.30 per Indian Rupee. Fire Brigade 20121-201- (Cash) Police 20607-2112- 2 (i&londie By Chic -- Young Af. 6.80 per Pakistani Rupee Traffic 20159-2404- 1 (Cheque) Axiana Booking Office Af. 6-- per Pakistani Rupee 24731-2473- 2 (cash) Airport 22318 "uT THIS iSHOUf)' 'J! Vsil U-- vou PQomiSE J. - t OUT OP C Selling Rates In Afghanis rTXJ WO. T SMCUTf! MOHC ; t M GOtJ TO- - of foreign currency AT we v.'mh j . - BLOW OUT MVijf Per unit Evfc ALJ5 I Af. 49.60 per U.S. Dollar. CJVaSe Af. 138.92 per Pound Sterling. nines Af. 12.40 per Deutcne Mark. Af. 11.55 per Swiss Franc. (Cash1, TV - Af. 10.0 per New French a Franc ii j- a & r Af. 7.70 per Indian Rupee. Phone No. 20642 . (Cheque) Humayoun wr 7.70 Sofizada Phone No. 22826 At per Indian Rupee. Roshan Dko Nn 22646 Pesarlal Phone No. 22319 NOVEMBER 27, 1963 KABUL TIMES PAUE 4 Attends AT THE - Security Council To Murid Becomes Premier's Advisor: Kayeum. . . i DA.nti'nn Rv Discuss Apartheid Alakozai New Governor Of Mazar UNITED NATIONS, Nov. 27. Shanghai Mayor i (Reuter). The Security Council " SHANGHAI, Nov. 27, (Hsinhua). PARK CINEMA will today meet for the second At 4-- 7 and 9 p.m. American to Mr. Ko Ching-Shi- Mayor of time in less than four months banquet here film; THE MUSIC MAN, starring: apartheid, with no indica- Shanghai, gave a Preston, Shirley Jones and debate evening in honour of the Robert South Africa will mpdi-f-y Tuesday Buddy-Hackett. tions that Afghan Minister yof the Interior its racial policies. gov KABUL CINEMA J Kayeum ana tne 6-- The Council has been called !Dr. Abdul At 4 and p.m. Russian film; by ernment delegation he is leading QUEEN OF OIL TANK with session at 1530 GMT today Sino-Afgha- THE into signing of n Sir Patrick Dean, of Britain, this for the the translation in Persian. President of the Boundary Treaty. ZAI.NAB CINEMA month's banquet, Mr. 6-- peace enforcement organ, at the Speaking at he At 4 and p.m. Russian film; Ching-Shi-h praised the recent- request of 32 African and Asian Ko REVENGE with translation in Sino-Afgh- an Boundary states. ly signed Persian. Af- Treaty as a new achievement for BEHZAD CINEMA They complain that South i 6-- ur Dolicy pursu-- At 4 and p.m. Russian film; has not complied with the the rica I llll I Afghanis translation in Persian. Council resolution of Jed by both China and with previous a the hve prin- August 7, which pressed the Re- Mr. Murid tan, victory for Mr. Alakniai Pra-mac- ciples of peaceful Started jOn once again to abandon za'r Province, replacing Mr. h, Construction public KABUL, Nov. On the proposal and the Bandung spirit and a apartheid. of Ministry the ho has been appointed as New Water Reservoir For Pandit, the Prime ani Advisor. highly positive contribution by Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi approval of His Majesty the King His Majpsty's to the peace City Of leader of the' Indian delegation, Similarly, Mr. Mohammad Mu- the two countries The Jalalabad Mr. Aziz Mohammad Aiakozai, and solidarity of Asia. "We peo- 27. which has been among the most Deputy Minis- rid, the former Minister of Com- JALALABAD, Nov. Mr. the Administrative ple Shanghai fully support this . i .1 1 r . : r ' .1. HjTa.mm of apartheid in the ap- munications has been appointed of v t outspoken foes ter of Education has been Ministry. treaty, he declared. United Nations, has asked for a pointed the new governor of Ma- - advisor to the Prime 1 of Jalalabad, yesterday laid the without vot- The Shanghai Mayor praised foundation stone for a water re- seat for the debate, Afghan people glorious ing rights, as an interested party. the for a servoir in Several Leaders Of World tradition of fighting imperialism. Water from the reservoir will be Women's Hospital Afghan Journalists lney naa wagea neroic struggles used primarily. Pay Their Last Respects for national independence and Grave Of John against foreign aggression and in- The reservoir will be approxi- Gets 100 New Beds Association Honors At. years, they Kennedy tervention. In recent mately 15 metres long, 15 metres KABUL. Nov., 27! Another 100 had made important achieve- wide and about three and a half safeguarding coun- - ! been added to the Pakistani Pressman ments in their metres deep. It will supply water beds have WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, (AP). indepedence develop- - wards of the Women's Hospital try's and in to the city of Jalalabad, in addi- President Heinrich Luebke of mg the national economy. Mr. bringing the total to 300. Makk-moo- r, tion to the present reservoir. KABUL, Nov. 27. Mr. West Germany made an unsche- Ko Ching-Shi-n ' wished still A function to mark the ocassion Afghan Ahmad President of the duled visit to the grave of greater success for Afghan peo- was attended by Dr. Ali gave a din- Popal, who inaugurated the. new Journalist Association, John F. Kennedy Tuesday. ple in the future. Monday night at the Press white-haire- d wards, ur. Abdul tunim, me mi- ner The German Chief Dr. Kayeum Afghan Minister of CLASSIFIED honour of Mr. Hussein stood a brief time said the- - friendly re- nister of Public Health, other Club in Executive for Interior that Ministry together Razwi, a representative of the in front of the grave, hat off and ception and cordial welcome ac officials of the of Pakistan. prayer. with experts of Aliabad Health Press Association eyes closed, as though in corded the Afghan delegation APVTS. Present at the dinner were several Luebke did not lay a wreath, everywhere in China testified to Institute. editors, members of friendship In a brief statement on the oc- newspaper but many floral tributes from the sincere between the appreciated the the Ministry of Press and Infor- German officials already were two peoples. - Modern Beauty casion Dr. Popal Sino-Afgh- hospital's medical mation and the Press Attache of piled around the grave. Speaking of the an services of the Embassy. treaty, ' asked them to become the Pakistan Another late afternoon visitor boundary he said that Ladies' Salon staff and While in Afghanistan, Mr. was President Eamonf de Valera back in Kabul, the Afghan and even more active. Kunduz, and ' He Mid Dr. Abdul Rahim has Razwi visited Mazar, of Ireland, who placed a red and Chinese delegations had formu Jada Maiwand. Opposite Salang ' -- been appointed chairman of the Ghazni Provinces and the white wreath at the grave. lated a draft in an atmosphere of Cinema Pamir, Kabul, With to im- Hifihway Project. pe Valera, aging and nearly friendship and sincerity. This Modern Hairdressing Equip- Joint Health Committee eco- ment prove country's health affairs He praised Afghanistan's b'nd, walked slowly between time, five days after the arrival and Materials. the progress considered the of saluting Working Hours: 9 AM to 5 in consultation with officials of nomic and lanes Irish guards and of the Afghan delegation in Pek- Salang Highway Project an econo- a U.b. Army honour guard stand- ing, the treaty had been signed PM every day except Fri- the Ministry of Education, Kabul days. University and experts of the mic as well as a practical en ing at present arms. in similar atmosphere of good- Ministry of Public Health. deavour. . will and mutual respect. In the. Six times during the day the next few months the delegations Chevrolet For Sale notes of taps sounded from a hill of the two countries would exe- Americans Assured Of above the President's grave. cute the wording and spirit of this new 1963 impala, six cylin- Latin of those occasions. came (treaty in the actual field of the der, 3500 miles, custom when a foreign dignitary laid a border duties unpad), - I Johnson's Full Support wreath at the grave, which is en He expressed the "conviction contact tel: 20976 . from? closed with a low white fence. that the same feeling of friend- - 10 ajvl to 8 pjvi. except New US Chief Executive Pledges All jship would permeate their wcrk. fkidAv. Govt. Energies To Alliance Plan WASHINGTON, Nov. 21, (AP). American nations PRESIDENT Lyndon Johnson assured Latin Tuesday of his full support for the alliance for progress, suggested it become a "living memorial" Jtor John F. Kennedy, .1 the late U. S. President. Mr. Johnson spoke to represen- met fully its obligations under the tatives of the Latin American Re- plan, officialse here have said, publics who came here for fune- some Latin American nations ral services for late Kennedy. have been slow to do so. Mr. Johnson said the relations The creation of the new agency of the United States with' the na- is now under study by the Organi- tions south of the border "must zation of American States (OAS) be among the highest concerns of and is expected to get action early my government". next year. As if to emphasize the impor- Alberto Lleras Camargo, a for- tance he attaches to the area, the mer President of Colombia, who President read before television has been mentioned as a possible camera and radio microphones choice for general chairmanship en- of the new committee, responded this message pledging "see the v-v- ergies of our government" to the Tuesday to Mr. Johnson's brief ' . alliance plan. address. The President's speech came at Mr. Lleras said "we are going t a time when the alliance into to continue the tremendous task which the United States has put ahead with you". about one billion dollars a year, Mrs. Kennedy, who still resides appeared in the midst of an over- in the White House, invited Pre- hauling to get it running more sident Johnson to use the east smoothly. room where her husband pro- claimed the alliance plan two ' Representatives of the 19 Ame- years ago. She attended the meet- rican Republics and the United ing Tuesday sitting on President States, meeting in Sao-Paul- o, Bra- Johnson's right Mrs. Johnson zil, Nov. 11-1- 6, agreed to creation also attended. A &; of a new super-organizati- of Mrs. Kennedy spoke briefly in eight top level hemisphere officials Spanish, expressing her apprecia- A yet to be chosen, to speed the pro- tion for the attendance of the gress of the alliance. Latin Americans at her husband's Although the United States has funeral.