VOL. XVIII, NO. 147. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 21, 1981, (DALWA, 1, 1359, U.S.) PRICE AFS. 6 Nat'l fatherland front Babrak Karmal 2nd centennial death anniversary ' ' receives ; of Mia Faqirullah will be marked Dr. V.P. Vaidik welcomed in functions , Jan, 21!, (Ba-khtar- ).- be attended by scholars fr- and written by the coun- KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bak-htar- ). The seminar on om a number of friendly try's famous scholars and KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bakhtar).. The City and Provincial Council of the Babrak Karmal, the second centennial de- countries. writers. Democratic Organisation for women expressed support for the conference General Secretary of PD-P- A ath anniversary of Mia A source of the seminar Likewise, necessary in- of the national and patriotic forces for establishing the vast national fatherl- CC, President of RC Faqirullah Jalalabadi said: The seminar will last dexes will be attached to and front, In a grand function held at Isteqlal High school auditorium and DRA Prime Minister, will be held in Kabul for three days and a num- each of the above works. yesterday. received Dr. V. P. Vaidik on January 29, 1981. ber of the works of great

. journal-- , scholar Mia FaqirullaTi In addition, a number of Delian, member or the Federation of Indian wo- ssion of the Democratic 's famous The seminar which is 1st Afghanologist, will be published on this articles have also been Executive Committee and men. Then, a resolution Organisation for Women and at going to be held on the Are-s- h, occasion. written by the respective Secretary to the city com- was read by Najiba which was warmly welc- the RC headquarters last basis of the decision of the Monday vi- The source added: Mia scholars in an attempt to mittee of the Democratic member of the Exec- omed by the audience. and exhanged Council of Ministers of Faqirullah was one of the introduce Mia, Faqirullah Organisation for Women utive Committee and first According to another ews with him on issues of the Democratic Republic religious scholars of the and his works. These art- read the fundamental stat- secretary to the Docum- report, to support the for-- ( interest in a friendly of will also v Durani era and is the au icles will be published in ement. Then Hajera Zea-r- y, ents and Liaison Commi Continued on P. 4) of many books Zhowandon weekly und- member of the Central thor in Arabic, Pashtoo to acqu-y'aint- ed Council of the Democratic and er the name" get languages. with Mia Faqirull- - , Organisation for women ah". and Zainab Wahedi,, deli- The works and books vered speeches on confer- The source added: a nu which are going to be pu- ence of national and patr- mber of other books dea- iotic forces. They said: blished on the occasion of de- ling with the political and The Conference of the second centennial ath anniversary of Mia literacy activities of the national and patriot- Durani era will also be 1 Faqirullah are as follows: ic forces for establishing placed at 1 Tariqul Ershad: the disposal of the vast national father- the interested persons on This is one of the wo- land front with the parti- main 6f Mia Faqirullah the occasion of this semin- cipation of all national rks and be ar. patriotic forces for building will published by the Department of Art and of a free, independent and i if 50 people prideful Afghanistan was Culture, Ministry of Inf- ormation and fr- crushing blow for annihi- Culture om an inscribed copy av- lating the bandits, robbers released ailable in the . National and murderers. Y Archiv's. Later, Shaf iqa Razme-nd- a, from custody of the Cen- member Dealing with religious of the Dem- MAIMANA, Jan. 21, tral Council issues the book has been Organisation for (Bakhtar-).- Fifty decei-ve- d ocratic dedicated by Mia Faqir- Women repart on people who we-r- e read the ullah to his sons. patricipation of deleg- kept in custoday for the Babrak Karmal, General Secretary of PDPA CC, President of RC and Prime Minister, talking with 2 A collection of Mia of Democratic committing terrorist act ation the Dr. V. P. Vaidik, Indian Journalist and Afghanologist, at the RC headquarters. Faqirullah's selected lett- Organisation for Afghan ' 'Y in Fariab province were i , (Photo: Bakhtar) ers: i, Women the National released yesterday. in This collection will be published by Erphan, a At ceremony, governor monthly UN Council for Namibia meets DOAYcentral committee published by the of Fariab spoke on the Ministry of Education. In objectives of the new ph- NEW YORK, Jan. 21, of this urgent problem, eva conference on Nami- fact each of the letters of I ase of the Saur Revolut- (Zamb- Sov- Mia Faqirullah consid-re- d (Tass). The United said Paul Lusaka bia have shown, the first Plenum held is ion and the DRA gover- ia), the chairman of the iet representative Valen-'ti- n as a short religious pa- ions Council for Namibia ' nment plans. Lozinsky KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bakh- and revolutionary mission mphlet. met here on Monday. United . Nations Council, said in his ' plenum ' in implementing obj- ; speech, ., ai- tar). The first of the It is necessary to begin for Namibia, opening the that Pretoria In response, one of th- the Central Committee of ectives of the Saur Revo- 3 a constructive discussion session. He sharply criti- ms at stalling a peaceful Fifth letter: This ose released, on behalf of the Democratic Organisati- lution according to the dir- cised the policy of the So- solution to the Namibian letter of Mia Faqirullah others, while repenting on for Afghan Youth, to ectives of its vanguard, PD- ON uth African racists, whi- problem, with the aim of deals with "love" and will past actions, pledged to FILM assess six month work of PA, by going to the masses be published Dep- ch had wrecked the Gen- strengthening the posit- by the render honest for the secretariat of its cent- and participating in produ- artment services eva conference on Nam- ions of its puppet reg--' of Art and Cult- ensuring tranquility and NONALIGNED ral committee, was opened ctive works with farmers ure, Ministry ibia and emphasized that ime. It is necessary imm- of Inform- well being of the people in Amani High School yes- and workers. . SWAPO has displayed ma- ediately ,'to discuss , the ation and Culture. , and progress of Afghan- e terday morning. The statement also no- MOVEMENT gnanimity and stateman-lik- Namibian question at the ; 4 Pashtoo ' works: istan. wisdom at the confe- current session of the Un- Attended by members of tes the role of the DOAY, All the Pashtoo works of BELGRADE, Jan. 21, rence. ited Nations General As- DOAY, members of emp- adding that, its members, Mia Faqirullah which Qaisar youths (Tass). A meeting of .The international com- sembly and to urge the loyees body and secretaries all national, democratic are available will be pub- television representatives munity, said Algeria's re- Security Council to adopt to the provincial commit- and patriotic forces and lished by the Language from India, Cuba, Sri presentative Abdel Ha-mi- d effective sanctions tees of DOAY, the plenum toilers of the country have and Literature college, form revolution Yug- ' Lanka, Algeriaand Semechi, bears the st the racist republic of was addressed by Najmu-ddi- n to contribute in further ex- Kabul University. - oslavia, held here, deci- responsibility for the sol- South Africa,,' he said. Kawyani, member of plaining the objectives of Each of the above works defence group ded on a co production CC the national democratic fa- ution of this highly imp- PDPA and of RC and will be coupled with rese- ' of a television film "20 ortant problem in the fie-- Protocol signed President of the Organisa- therland front to the com- arched articles dealing MAIMANA, Jan. 21, Years Non-ali-gned Mo- Id bf decolonization. Sin- tional setup of the Central patriots. with the life, works and (Bakhtar). To crush" the vement". It will reflect all ce the republic of South Committee, Pohanmal Gul-da- d, Bakhtar correspondent ideas of Mia Faqirullah rebels, these sold out ser- the major episodes from Africa is challenging the on technical member of the Central adds that afterwards some vants pf imperialism and the 20 years ' activity of international community Committee and Minister of members of DOAY central THEIVES reaction, the militant and the non-ali- gned countr- by refusing to grant inde- cooperation Higher and Vocational Ed- committee and its emp- conscious youths of Qais- ies and mark the services pendence to Namibia, it ucation and some party ca- loyees expressed full su- ar district, Fariab provi- of the founders of the mo- is necessary to apply eff- KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bak- dres. pport for the fundamental CAPTURED nce got mobilised in two vement, Tito, Nehru, Na- ective sanctions against htar). A protocol for co- Following election of the statement. groups as defenders of sser, Sukarno and other Pretoria. ' operation in preparation Presidium and announcem- Conveying the warm gr- IN the revolution. statesmen. of the specifications of the The results of the Gen-- ent of the plenum agenda, eetings of the Central ee technical unit for Fared Muzdak secretary to of the PDPA to the HERAT, Jan. 21, (Bak- In a ceremony held in ing of industrial constru- htar). Groups of rebels, Yamazaki says, , the DOAY read the funda- audience and to all mem- this connection secretary ctions, roads and bridges mental statement of the bers of the DOAY, Kawy- thieves, and criminals who to the party committee of govt, enjoys . was concluded between plenum about the assessm- ani spoke on the valorous pestered our working pe- the district spoke on the DRA broad ,the Ministry of Public ent of the DOAY Central activities of the DOAY me- ople in Herat province significance and crucial Works captured cu- and the Soviey Committee secretariat's mbers in crushing the re- were during role of the revolution def- State Construction Instit- work and carrying out of bels adding that the party rrent week, reported a ence groups, whishing th- support among population ute, in Kabul yesterday. provincial source yester- eir further successes in V. the tasks set by nationwide is always ready to coopera- day. full elimination of KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bakh- tore develop indu- conference of DOAY, held te and actively help them. the and the According to the proto- These criminals had be- cbunter revolutionaries. tar). When visiting Afg- in October 1980. "Our party committees in stry and particularly its col, specifications of the en committing theft in we While hailing the work provinces will endeavour to hanistan, made sure of state sector. In the capital design- - Pashtoon Zarghoon technical unit for operation a provide possibilities for and In turn, one of the bra- the fact that the DRA gov- and other towns new mo- ing and of number all of various industrial du-tie- Brahman and robbing the ve youths, on behalf of ernment headed by of the DOAY and recalling you to carry out your Babrak dern residential areas are constructions, roads and passengers between Enji his colleagues, pledged Karmal, General Secretary being a series of shortcomings and he said, built bridges will be prepared district and Pashtoon PuL their fearless struggle ag- of PDPA CC, President of faults in some provinces, At the end a resolution Workers, members of by the Soviet experts, ta- Various weapons were se- ainst the enemies of Revolutionary the Fundamental Statem- including a series of dire- the the Council youth organisations, soldie- king into consideration cl- ized from them, the homeland ent urges DOAY members ctives was adopted unani- and the revolu- and Prime Minister of Af- rs of the Armed Forces imatic conditions and the source added. tion to to carry out their historical mously. ' the last breath. ghanistan, enjoyed broad and of the voluntary armed characteristics of Afgha- support among the popul- units were unanimous in nistan's local materials ation, ' said Koichiro Yama-zak- i, that they were ready to de- which will be used after YMYYVY 'I I ' former chairman of fend to the last drop of approval by the two sides. 'I i i ! ' ' the Central Executive Co- blood the gains of the Saur s'rt m : y1 mmittee of the Japanese Revolution and an indep- According to the proto- v? League of Socialist Youth, endent Afghanistan, Yam-aza- col, training of a numb- If Hit who has led a Japanese yo- 0 said in conclusion. er of Afghan employees If delegation Afghan- uth to in preparation of the spec- -' h Mi . h istan, at a press conferen- NEW DELHI, Jan. .21, ifications and conditions ill ' ce for Japanese and forei- - (ADN). Work on Indi- of the technical gn newsmen. "s&jsi-'- 1 f a's sixth five year plan ring unit will be underta- ill J i a V (April 1980 to 1985) has ken with the Soviet assist When visiting Kabul, Ja- YY h ::Y Y Mi entered its final phase. In tance. ; A ,V. lalabad, and other Afghan the next few days the pl- Y' towns and settlements, we anning commission head- The protocol was signed found that workers, farm- ed by Prime Minister by President of the Tech- -- y v , Intellectuals, stud- h ers, Mrs. Indira Gandhi nical and Research Board ;yyy--- Jy 7 clergy will ents, and Moslem put the finishing touches of the Ministry of Public everywhere supported the to the draft. The docume- Works and representative DRA government. nt is to be submitted to of all Soviet State Co- I. Afghan- A The situation in the ministerial council at nstructions in presence of istan is fully normal and the end of January bef- Eng. Hassan Ali Tayeb, the DRA government . is ore it is presented to the deputy minister of public V capable to use this situati- national development co- works and Chugunov, co- on for improving the living uncil and to parliament unsellor for economic aff- A scene of the first plenum of the Central Committee of the DO AT held at Amani High School conditions of the people, for adoption in Februa- airs of the Soviet (Photo: Bakhtar) ' i There is an effort to res-- ry. .

: PAGE 2 KABUL NEW TIMES WEDNESDAY, JANUAR Y, 21, 1981 INT'I PRESS Who threatens peace in Indian Ocean NEW YORK, January (Tass). Anthony Lewis, Presid- The outgoing Carter Ad- In" August 1977, observer the newspaper By o of ministration is stubbornly a commentator ent Carter gave an order "New York Times", appr- bent on intensifying the establish a mobile . force aising the development of quickly react- arms race in the Indian and its allies, the Chinese ce with the existing rules capable of Soviet-U- S relations in the war without people-cherishe- Ocean basin. Having un- leaders are simultaneously of international law. ing to local d postwar years, writes that distracting US troops from Serving peace, ceremoniously declared th- engaged,-- in their own sec- A question, arises: How the US efforts to achieve a their traditional areas of is vast area, within which ret game with the aim ( of can US military preparati- military superiority over the Europe and more than 40 coastal and military penetration into ons in the Indian Ocean in deployment in principles USSR have inevitably en- marked the be- continental states lie, the the Oceanic zone so as to the period before the ev- Asia. This ad' ded in failure. "In pursui- ' ginning- the formation The glorious Saur Revolu- sed that the measures "sphere of US vital inte- render additional help to ents in Afghanistan be ex- of ng the illusion of security tri- opted so by the party se of a "Rapid Deployment tion was staged and far rests", Washington is step- separatist; gr- plained? For the entire by more and better strate- strength of umphed under the lead- and the government of ping up its military prep- oups currently operating in world knows very well that Force", the People's the Republic gic weapons, we made our- which Pentagon inten- ership of the Democratic aration there. . many countries of that re- . Washington started impl- the Party of Af-- , of Afghanistan are aim' selves less secure", Lewis ds to bring up to 200,000 Democratic The largest naval arma- gion. . ementing . its plans for a ed points out, Early in 1079,. ghanistan and with the at the happiness and da of the United States si- The objectives of Wash- sharp increase of the US men. the Lewis recalls the words help of the heroic DRA prosperity of the worke nce the years of the Second ington's policy in the military presence in the US War . Department put rs, peasants, toilers and by former US President forward idea of crea- armed forces and the vast World War has been amas- ian Ocean area are well-know- n; Indian Ocean, especially its the Dweight D. patriotic who Eisenhower north-wester- a special Fifth Fleet support of Afghanistan intelligentsia sed in the Indian Ocean. in a situation of n part, many ting ca- who, when leaving his post composed of 40 to in order to serve the comprise the majority Not only aircraft carriers, the growing struggb of years before the April Re- to be in 1961, warned that the use of the working class of the population of Af- battleships and destroyers, the peoples for independ- volution in Afghanistan. 50 combat ships and per- ' arms race, if not stopped, in in Afghanistan. ghanistan. but also several special-purpos- e ence and social progress, manently stationed the would go on indefinitely. To fulfill it; formidable mi Under the shining goals of ships carrying ev- to retain control over the As early as 1943 the ' Indian Ocean. "Disarmament", Eisenhow- ssion the People's Dem- Saur Revolution land has erything necessary to supp- enormous natural resour- Pentagon formed a special A kind of catalyst for er said, "with mutual ho- ocratic Party of Afgha- been taken from big land ort a 12,000-stron- g contin- ces of the region and pre- task force to be permanent- intensive US military pre- nor and confidence, is a co- Oc- nistan came out prior, lords who sucked the gent of the interventionist serve the inequitable cha- ly based in Bahrain. the parations in the Indian ntinuing imperative". At to everything else for blood of the peasants for "Quick Reaction Corps", racter of relations witfi the beginning of the seventies, ean, and especially the Per- The of the article peace and unity between years and distributed to writer are ploughing its waters. states located along the the Indian Ocean began sian Gulf was the fall of points out that at present regime the people and the gov- the landless peasants The major US war base in shores of the Ocean. Wash- , to be "explored" by Am- the monarchic in and petty the US military policy is Sta- ernment. land holders in the Indian Ocean located on ington's ' strategists see erican aircraft carrier un- which the United dictated by the military-industri- al Peace is needed because order to help them cul- the Diego Garcia Island, the key to achievement of fits. The number of calls tes regarded as the main tivate the land and enjoy complex. The "protector" of American without peace there is as well as the bases on the these aims first; of all in by such units into the wa-- h ' deve- the harvests they manufacturers of aircraft build-u- p in Near and little chance for a reap Masira Island belonging to the of American ters of the Ocean grew ye--ar interests the and missiles are now so lopment plan to be carr- themselves. Oman, in Mombasa (Ken- military power in the In- after year. Since 1972, Middle East. Tt was then important that congress so- ied out or to survive. Now our peasants no more ya) and at the Somalian dian Ocean, the construc- ithe US has more than 20 that powerful naval units work ;'" metimes votes funds for beg- The support of the people for feudal lords Port of Berbera have been tion of their military, bases . times sent large operation--- of the United States utterly unwanted weapons is required because it is and parasites. Their eff- put on an all-o- combat there, the extention of: the al units of its naval forces an to be brought to the In- systems. Lewis points out the people who will en- orts have direct impact on readiness. sphere of activity of : the to the Indian Ocean for a dian Ocean for permanent joy deve- raising own that the attempts at justi- followed by simi-la-r the fruit of the their living Washington has also dr- NATO and US blocs to the period of up to two mon-th- s. station, fying such actions by eco- - lopment efforts launched standard and boosting awn some of its allies in area and the creation of In 1979 alone twenty-- : efforts of US allies. nomic considerations are by the government. the level of national pro- aggressive military blocs new aggressive blocs and three calls of American unfounded. Military sp- The government of the duct. into the campaign of whip- alliances from among cou- armaadas there were re- This is how the escala- ending cannot solve either Democratic Republic of The revolutionary legality ping up tensions in the In- ntries that blindly.., follow gistered. " tion of the American mi- the problem of employm- In- Afghanistan since the of the government has dian Ocean.' 3ritain, Aus- - in the wake of the danger- n At the end of 1974 Hen-- : litary presence in the ent or questions of econo- new evolutionary phase been enhanced in order tralia, and New Zealand ous policy of the United Sta- ry Kissinger, the then US dian Ocean long before the mic stability. of the glorious Saur Re- to serve the people and displayed the greatest rea- tes. Secretary of State, declar- Afghan developments ac- " volution has been purs- protect them against the diness to tag behind the ed that the possibility of. tually looked like. MOSCOW, Tass uing a policy of peaceful arbitrary acts of the gov- Jan. policy of the United States. Trying to deceive ' and use by the United The attempt by Western news analyst Leonid States coexistence, democracy ernment officials and go- This led to the fact that confuse world public opin- of. its military power to and Chinese propaganda writes: social justice and prog- vernment and party or- an unprecedentedly large ion, Washington 'and its al- ensure uninterrupted Mid- to present matters so as The decision of the Is- ress. Furthermore, it gans. squadron of about CO Am- lies have launched a pro- dle Eastern oil supplies to if the rapid military build- raeli cabinet to hold early has been a supp- Great attention has been d by stauch erican,- Britain, Australian, pagandist conception that the , "free world" up in the Indian Ocean parliamentary elections in orter of the principle of focused on removing ad- and French warships prov- their activities to militarise should not be excluded. The the US and its allies is a that country, by schedul- unity between the people ministrative problems ed to be concentrated in the Indian Ocean are supp- statement of the head of "reaction" to the "Soviet V ing them for July 7 this and government. and bureaucratic red the Indian Ocean at the osedly "a natural reaction the US Foreign Policy De- military presence" in this tape year instead of November, It is in the light of peace in order to get the end of 1980. to the bringing of a limited partment served as a sig- area and a manifestation is, as a matter of fact, a people's unity whole administrative wh--i- bet- and and Soviet military contingent nal for the Pentagon, ch of "rivalry" camouflage resignation of solidarity that the aspi- machinery implement the Peking, which comes out into Afghanistan". Of co- immediately started co- ween the great powers is the Begin government. An--' rations and lofty objec- government plans and in favour of the expansion urse, the West maintains nstructing that big milit- equally indefensible. alyzing the results of pub- tives of Saur Revoluti- measures in the interest of the US "military pres- a complete silence on the ary base on Diego. lic opinion polls Curr- Corrupti- in , well-know- n on would be fulfilled. of the people. ence" in the Indian , Ocean, fact that, this step was ta- ently this base has all the It is that the western observers almost , Peace and people's unity on, bribery, embezzlem- is also an actual accomp- - ken by the Soviet Union facilities for accommodating Soviet Union has no mili- totally, exclude the possib- and solidarity are the ent, and smuggling which lice of the West. Not limi- at the request of the lawful Americtan strategic forc- tary bases in the Indian social ills ility that the "demoraliz- cherished principles of have been the ting themselves to declara- governmen of the Demo- es, including B-5- 2 bomb- Ocean and has never so- ed cabinet" of Prime M- the present regime of adversely affecting the tions approving of the mi- cratic Republic of Afghan- ers and missile-carryin-g nu- ught to acquire hem. The inister Begin will remain in. ' Afghanistan. life of the people of Af- litary activities of the US istan and in full accordan clear submarines. (Continued on page 3) Fortunately we are happy ghanistan and underm- power after the elections, to make note of. the fact ining the national econo- as it has led the country into an economic and fina- that the people of Afgh-- 1 my for long years have anistan have fully reali- been done nway with. ncial chaos, collapse of the sed that the party and However, we have to 'ad- foreign-polic- y course, wh US arms astronomical ich expenditures government of the Demo- mit that many program- is based on aggression and cratic Republic of Afgh-aanista- n mes and development annexation of Arab Science and technology includes the development scope of paratory stage to threat- serving plans of the government lands, general discontent ure and overall are the th- among working peo- are used in the leading of new energy sources, scientific processes is ex- ening and annihilating irtterestis of the downtr-odde-ns have been left unfulfill- the NATO member states tod further progress in the tremely limited. em. and those who ed and found no oppor- ple- f ay in unprecedented dim field of electronics and, , This was also confirm- Furthermore, the alleg- have tunity completed suffered social and to be build-- - The Western wh- ensions for the arms computer technology, in ed in an OECD study: ed economic "benefits" of economic deprivations. or carried out at all due Press, up of that military pact. the areas of environment- "The direct transfer to the (arms itesearch in com- is in fact this realisation to the provocations of the ich resembles court serv- It The USA alone, according al protection and transp- civil sector of products parison to expenditure that made large masses imperialists and the ene- ants, who when the king to official reports, has ort and in. other social and and techniques develop- are achieved in a very ex- of peasants mies of Revolution. dies run out into the streets-shouting- toilers and Saur spent about 225 billion civil sectors. ed for military purposes ' pensive and indirect way. cooperate with their go- But the government has "The king is ; dollars since 1945 on arms - i and space travel is very British scientists have es- in been dead, long live the king! vernment and party able to resist and itesearch and developme In the USA in particul- small compared with the timated that the few civil putting into effect the repeal foreign aggression immediately began laud- ntAccording to official fi- ar, the most developed sc- total amount of benefits of arms research ing to the skies Israel's op- research progressive ideas upheld made by imperialists and gures, 28.5 ' million dollars ientific institutions the and development in the and development can be and cherished for to crush the armed reb- position Labour Party as- the were spent in the USA for so called think tanks--are sector of military and sp- achieved at a quarter of prosperity of the Afghan els sent to Afghanistan cribing to it some "moder- military research and dev principally aimed i at ace travel research". (Go- the cost if established in society. peace and nisation" in approaching to undermine elopment m 193940, and satisfying military requi- vernment and Technical non military fields from The'people so- the Palestinian issue as co- of Afghanistan security and national the figure had already at- rements. Almost all areas Innovations, published the very start. What is have realised vereignty in this coun- mpared with the present that the tained 1.5 billion dollars of research work here ac- by the OECD, Paris 1966, more, the planners and victory of Saur Revoluti- try. Threats to peace ruling "Likud" bloc.is cre- ' by 194445. An expendit- cording to the principle P- - 31). users of arms research on was outcome of and security, national ating an illusion that the the ure of 12.9 billion was of systematic problem-solving- , themselves only refer to return of that party to po- the long struggles of the sovereignty are contin- planned for 1980, and the in a complex. But An internal investigat- "by products" for civil patriots and progres- uing as a result of the wer would lead to "an im- the astronomical figure of in the areas of the nation- ion instigated by the Pe-- i research. provement Mi- fought imperialists, of the whole 17-- sive forces who attempts of billion dollars is ex al economy: where t there ' ntagon reached similar co- ddle East situation". If one looks at all of British colonialism and led by US, and Chinese pected to be reached in is inadequacy and where nclusions. ' It was reported, these aspects together, the US imperialism and the Chauvinism and reaction This misinformation is 1983.' there are many problems with reference to the de-- high expenditure on arm- oppressive ruling circles of the region. spread by Zionism and its The ratio of direct and to be solved which are of velopment of the relation- aments and military res- which lived a shameful government of the Re- allies vjn the West in order The indirect expenditure on great human importance, ship between military and earch by NATO is in no parasitical life on the la- public of Afghanistan, to mislead the Arab ' peo- arms research and deve- such as environmental, non military technology1 way & stimulation for the of oth- with ples re- - bour of the hands however, continue and weaken their lopment to the total gov- municipal, area and tran in the period 19451965, general level of research ers. its efforts to maintain sistance to the Camp-Davi- d ernment expenditure on sport planning, such in--, that a total of only 5 per and development. On the We believe that no society peace in the country, the accords, which are actually research and developme- terdisciplinary research cent of the technological contrary: it distorts the would prosper if the go- region and the world aimed at a liquidation of the nt was, on in- is of average, an out the question. advances made in military whole structure of the ec- vernment social, econo- and consolidate people's Arab people of Palestine, credible 70 per cent in the production had also found onomy and leads to an in- develo- good underst- mic and cultural unity and perpetuation of the Israeli UbA in the last 30 vears. Because of enormous st- an application in civil pr-- credible wastage of econ- pment not anding among the nati- occupation This efforts are of Arab terri- figure has been at ate grants for arfas resea- oduction! omic resources. At the pr- directed to the masses ons in this party of the tories, at legalizing the cla- least 50 per cent rch, the high in other degree of It is just as unacceptab- esent time, 5070 per ce- who constitute absolute world in an attempt to ims of the USA to direct NATO states such as Gr centralization of the reso- le to make the bare fae-e-d nt of the total state budg- majority of the people. adhere with its cherished armed interference in the eat Britain and the Fed- urces for research and assertion that1 it is on-- V et for research and deve- affairs!, . Our people have witnes principles. of the region. eral Republic in recent their organizational form, ly in the military sector lopment is being used dir- years. There is no econo- there is an extremely hi- that extremely high de- ectly or indirectly for mi- mic sector in these coun- gh rate of scientific and mands are made on rese- litary purposes in the mo- HOME PRESS REVIEW tries which is so sinelv se technological developme- arch and ' development, st important NATO me- ared towards military ai nt in the armaments sec- and that therefore it is mber states. pr- The daily Heywad m its the above verse, as a venue troops and naval forces fr- But arms ms as research and deve- tor of the main NATO only there that major ac- oduction yesterday's editorial co- for seeking ways for unity om the Gulf as well as the has a share of no lopment. member states. However, hievements can be made. more than 10 per of mments on the conference and progress of all Mos- dismantling of the ' milita- cent This enormous expend- to try to infer from this, the pro- of the Organisation of Is- lems. ry bases theife. The confe- overall industrial iture allows as the arms profiteers li- i the leaders Exploring the sea and duction of the USA, Bri- lamic Countries. rence should seek the so- of the ke to do as "justificat- military industrial a finding a practical use , for tain or the Rep- The editorial in part re- The conference is held lution of those problems Federal complex in the NATO C- ion" for their business, th- its mineral wealth, extra- ublic. This ads: at the time when imperia- which have emanated from means that ountries to cover a wide at arms research is supp- cting raw materials in ar- much more than half of According to a verse of lism and zionism are ac- the occupation of 1 Arab spectrum of research and osedly the "motive force" eas of permafrost and ma- the state's research and Holy Koran in which we tively trying to endanger lands and separate man- development in all fields behind technological pr- king desert regions agr- development budget strongly believe "all Mos- world peace especially in oeuvre of Israel, Egypt is of science and technology ogress in general, is a pa- iculturally viable, to na- being used for the creat- lems are brothers to each the Moslem region. Thus, and US. It should seek ways ' which are important for radox;, these "advances" me but a few ' examples, ' ion of 10 per cent of ind- al- Iraq-Ira- other, thus there should the conference has very n con- - to solve the military technology. This are only limited to a sm- would make just as great, ' ustrial production! ways be peace among th- important and major pro- flict. Finally the conferen- means that considerable all sector of the scientific or similar demands on So it is in the urgent in- em' blems before it to tackle. ce should make every po- material and staff resourc- and technological develo-- ecience and technology. terests of the national ec- The forthcoming meet- The .conference ought ssible the , efforts, under es are withdrawn from ar pment process. But beca- But such a direction of sc- onomies of these countr- ing Organisation Is- in- of of to condemn the armed present circumstances, to eas of research and deve- use these restrictions cau- ience and research ' wou- ies to put a stop to lamic Organisation which US imperialism among the trusions of strengthen the unity lopment which' are of pa- se other important areas ld correspond to the real squandering of enormous will be held in against th- brother Arabs. It Moslem countries and rticular Importance for to be retarded, by necess- needs of billions of peo- amounts of money and in a few days time should should call for the imme- us prevent the killings of solving 'urgent social and ity, the stimulating inf- ple, and would not be human creativity. become, on the basis of diate withdrawal of US Moslems. economic problems. This luence on the total struct merely the military pre (Panaroma GDR) PAGE 3 KABUL NEW TIMES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 21, 1981 Kabul University Cultural Council IKARUS buses in 40 countries I to promote arts and culture "Kabul University as a, the University affiliates. By Our Own Reporter centre of science and cul- Different numbers of me- ture plays a significant role mbers are accepted from It ify in the development of the sculpture, musical and ve stance and defend the 'different faculties and ins- students and the faculty theatrical performances, or country and the achievem- titutions depending upon members' intellectual ab- poetry must reflect the di- ents of the glorious Saur their fields and specialti- ilities and enhancement of fferent features oJ the new Revolution. es. The members work their scientific knowledge creative pioneer man and Under these circumstan- and conduct artistic and ! I1 and skills. The University his constant struggle with ces the arts and literature sports activities under the i also expands the artistic the enemies of our nation, . will be engaged to struggle supervision of the central talents and tastes of its revolution and social jus- tirelessly against the organ of the Cultural Coun- members and associates. tice. elements and cil. Furthermore, Kabul Uni- The University Cultural play a significant role in s versity -'J intends to drastic- Council, created for coor- the renewal of the society The number of memb- i ally f improve the quality dination of cultural, artis- for the benefit of the toil- ers representing various and the effectiveness of tic and sports activities in ing classes. It follows that faculties and institutions the university education so Kabul University is proud ' given the existing circum- of the University in each that the University's futu- to maintain that being in- stances and conditions in committee also varies be- graduates re and affiliates spired by the lofty aspira-- , our society, the University cause 'the specialised nat- become pioneers in impar-tatio- n tions of the 3aur Revolu- Cultural Council plays an ure of works in every com- of the new knowled- tion, it will intensify its important role iu the dis- mittee demands people ge and brincinff ahnnf f struggle and campaign for semination and distributi- with particular specialised the socio-economi-c changes spreading revolutionary and on of the revolutionary arts knowledge and experience. demanded by the lofty id- progressive arts and cul- and culture and in building So, in general itj can be eals of the triumphant Sa-u- r ture in Kabul University, the new society. safely said that the criter- 'i Revolution". j , which is supposed to be the ia for selection ol the mem- Buses from the IKA- requirements from CMEA om component parts deli- The foregoing statem- largest cultural and scie- The University Cultural bers of the University Cu- RUS Body and Vehicle countries. This programme vered from IKARUS. ent was made by associate ntific centre in the coun- Council, as outlined in its ltural Council are posses- professor know- Factory run in more than makes it possible for IK- The Tananarive Trans- Abdul Qaiyum, try. Indeed, organised str- procedures, will be . deal- sion of specialised 40 countries. In the last ARUS to raise its produc- port Enterprise in the Re- Qaweem, President of the uggle for spreading revolu- ing with poetry, stories, ac- ledge and experience and decade IKARUS became tion to the highest world public of Malgas is an im- Cultural Council of Kabul tionary art and culture con- ting, music, paintings, sc- high qualifications in artis- the third largest bus man- standards both in quanti- port partner of IKARUS, University during an in- stitutes the actual raison ulpture, and sports. The--, tic and cultural affairs. ufacturing factory of ty and the quality of cons- up to the present it has bo- terview with the Kabul d'etre of the University refore, various committees Kabul University as a the 1 world, and in 1978 pr- truction.1 ught 150 buses from Hun- New Times reporter. He Cultural Council. are set up to organize and kernel of science and arts its gave oduction was more than gary. According to a new the Following details Associate professor Qa- coordinate the works rela- plays an important part in 13,000 pieces. From among According to the progr- contract 150 additional bu- about the formation of the weem continued to ' explain ted to each of these fields. the nourishment of talents, these more than 10,000 amme several important ses will be exported to Mal- Cultural Council to our the importance of the Cul- University professors and artistic flairs and tastes of were produced to foreign cooperation projects gas, together reporter: - were with mobile tural Council in the follow- , associates with expert kno- the students in different order. The 12 types-fro- m accepted, and increasing container services which ing terms: t wledge and authority are areas of science and cul- city buses, through artic- -' numbers of . Hungarian are suitable for the imme- The Cultural Council of At present, work and given responsibilities in ture, The University stu- Kabul ,ulated buses suitable for factories contribute to diate repair and continued University which struggle are continuing in these committees. . Moreo- dents and graduates by vir- carrying masses of peop- the passenger car produ- maintenance of vehicles. has been formed recently various fields of activities ver, the Cultural Council tue of their specialised kno le, to the luxury long dis- ction of CMEA countries, In Latin America, enter- through the initiative of of our toiling people with intends to publish collec- wledge and technical skills tance coaches give the mainly to the Soviet aut- prises in Venezuela, Peru the University Party Dis- intensity and in a scrupul- tions of poetry, stories, and acquired in the University widest range iof choice to omobile industry, by the and Costa Rica have bou- trict was inaugurated in ous manner. The sinister plays written by capable or with the help of their developing transport ser- serial production of diff- ght larger numbers of Hu- a meeting in which assis- effects of the cultural co- and qualified people with- artistic aptitudes being vices. Lately, the facto- erent parts and compone- ngarian buses up till now." tant professor Guldad, the lonialism introduced by in the University or from nurtured in the university ry has been paying sped-- " nts. In return Hungary In Cuba a factory was est- Minister of Higher and imperialism, in- outside. can be environment can contribu- the vices It cited as al attention to the const- gets finished cars. Alrea- Vocational Education, and te immensely in creati- ablished with Hungarian herited from the oppressi- an example that the Coun- the ruction of trolley buses. dy more than 100,000 pas- the Deputy Minister of ruling on of the new knowledge collaboration. Using Hun- ve classes of the cil recently published a During the period of the senger cars are imported Higher and Ed- and garian parts and units, it Vocational periods prior to the mag- collection of revolutionary toward the cultural five-ye- 1980-th- plan 1976 e annually. will ucation both were present. enrichment f our society. produce 1,000. buses a nificent Saur Revolution poems written by the rep- Szek-esfeherv- Budapest and ar Council year. Production is expec- The has been cre- are constantly disappear- utable poets of the country In short, university edu- ex- plants i of the Last year Hungary ted to start this year. ated to better organize and ing and the signs and im- under the title "The Anni- cation and the university factory manufactured mo- ported 8,900 buses to CM- The Hungarian enterpri coordinate cultural, artis- pressions of the old feudal versary of the Uprising" environment can become re than 60,000 buses,, wh- EA countries, 6,300 of th- se is in close cooperation tic, and athletic affairs system upon the minds of, in commemoration of the conducive to artistic hlos-- ich is 20,000 more than em to the USSR. Up to with the big bus manufac- of Kabul University, and to our enlightened poets, wr- first anniversary of the soming i of the Democra- the production of the pre- the present the Soviet turing promote arts Republic of Afghanist- firms of Western and culture in iters and artists currently new and evolutionary pha- tic partner has 50,-00- 0 vious five year plan. Sin- bought Europe. To Western Eu- general. exposed to progressive Id- se of the liberating Saur an. Because of the contr- r ce its bus production sta- Hungarian buses, ropean countries and The glorious Saur Re- eology are being gradually Revolution. On the same ibution .that cultiiral and 30 000 during the time of rted only years ago, this Skandinavia, Hung- volution and specially its wiped out. Victorious bat- occasion it also inaugurat- artistic activities in the rapid development is rea- the present five year pl- University ary delivers ma- new and evolutionary, pha- tles of the toiling people ed an art gallery in which can make in lly conspicuous ca- an. In the GDR the local in the inly buses se- de- building socie- with small se brought about1 quahtati-v- e are being continued , in se- , a Variety of paintings, of the new and inter city buses se of IKARUS. It took are rial numbers or in some chan- veral t fronts and in various signs, posters, statues we- ty, the University Cultu- almost IKA- and substantive three and a half years to exclusively special-purpos- e ' cases individual, ges strongholds. Our i toiling re put on display. The art ral Council recently esta- RUS products. This in the cultural life of make the first 1000 buses. year vehicles. IKAR- new people are gaining fresh gallery was arranged by blished, will strive to co- the 25th Hung- the people and opened After, this 10,000 buses we- thousand US has close contact, for no- - and fruitful experiences ; the united efforts of the ordinate the artistic, cu- arian bus is expected avenues for the total re manufactured in six to instance, with Volvo and from their just battles ag- Department' of Fine Arts, ltural and sports activities join the GDR. t urishment of the cultural and a half years, and at traffic in Scania in Sweden, with and artistic abilities in our ainst the Faculty of Literature and of the University members present 13,000 produc- are Last year Hungarian in- MAN in the FRG, Steyer ' ro- country. forces. i Languages of Kabul Uni- so as to play an active ed in a single year. Ab- dustry delivered 1,700 bu- in Austria, and Saviem . The struggle against versity and the Union of le in the cultural develop- out 85 per cent of the IK- ses to capitalist and deve- in France. Usually IKA- energies the international colonial- Artists of the Democratic ment of the society as a ARUS buses are Creative of the made to loping countries, most of RUS mounts the attract- toiling people were relea- ism, and imperialistic cir- Republic of i Afghanistan. whole. foreign order and more them to Arab towns. Hun- ive and functional body- and and arts cles headed by criminal im- The art gallery was in- , Qaweem ended the inter- than 60 per cent of the sed literature garian-made road vehi- work on under frame ma- ' revolutionary ch- perialism of the United augurated some time ago view by expressing the fol- export Is delivered to the assumed cles run in Iraq, Tunisia, nufactured by the part - by Fida Deh-neshi- lowing wish on behalf of USSR. aracter and spirit and we- States, the strife against Mohammad ' Egypt, Kuwait and rece- -' ners, in most cases coope- the to- the reactionary forces of member of the Ce- the members of the Cultu- re directed to serve ntly in Ethiopia, which is ration is extended to - jo- iling people of Afghanist- the region and the war ag- ntral Committee of the ral Council: The development of wheel-driv- e cross-countr- y int design too. The Hun- an. literature and ainst the internal enemies PDPA and member of the Hungarian bus production Now the "We hope that with the IKARUS bus for 55 pas- garian bus shows organi- progre- of the revolution, all, nec- Revolutionary Council of is mainly based on coope- the arts with their active and patriotic coop-- sengers. The serial prod- zed recently in the USA, ssive and revolutionary essitate continual and tire- the Democratic - Republic ration with CMEA coun- Zea- eration of all the students, uction of the new bus, de- and; New are expected to less efforts. Increasing of of Afghanistan in the gal- tries. The leaders of Hu- professors and officials of veloped with the special re- land also contributed to so-- the agricultural products lery of the department of ngarian industry decided fulfill their important the University, the results quirements of African and the further broadening of obligation by educat- and expediting of the pro- Fine Arts at Kabul Univ- to improve vehicle indus- In Mexico, an dal of the activities pursued by, Middle East countries , in relations. partic- cess of industrialisation in ersity. try on the basis of the - ing the masses and the Council will provd tho- view, will begin in 1980. IKARUS trolley bus, a ipating actively in the the country, education of international socialist di- new construction of the roughly useful and constr- vision of For some years a bus ass- making of the new man. the masses to be able to ' In the same manner, the labour, and so factory, is on a trial run. uctive for the wholesome Hungary is embling workshop has been Taking into consideration read and write, establish- Cultural Council of Kabul to produce ma- development of arts and inly buses. At in function where some the goals and aspirations of ment and building of en- University will publish a the same IKARUS buses are spec-- culture in our beloved co- time Hungary obtains hundred vehicles are mo- the victorious Saur Revo- ergy sources, cultivation cultural pamphlet in which her ially made for the frigid untry, the Democratic Re- total passenger car, unted a year with Hung- Afghan ar- and irrigation of arid lands, artistic and cultural works and zone for the tropics. lution patriotic public of Afghanistan". fr-- x and writ- most of her motor lorry, arian technical aid and and writers utilising the water resour- by famous artists and For instance, the , USSR tists, poets " ' " should create such great ces and rivers, successful ers will be7 criticised and . ordered a bus to transport works of arts" which truly carrying out of all of the1 evaluated, and people with workers; for this purpose represent the hopes and wi-- se activities will enable us accomplishments in the fi- Who threatens Ocean a vehicle was developed shes of the toiling people to build a new and blossom- elds of arts and culture peace in Indian which is reliable and safe and blooming of their ing society. Fulfilling of all will be introduced. even at temperatures of the (Continued from page 2) 1981, and is taking an acti- well as to the Iranian-Iraq- i life. The - works of these activities will pave .. The members of the Cu- 50 degrees below zero. future ve part in its preparation. conflict, are but a pro- by our artists, the way for literature and ltural Council consist of the The buses were provided arts created USSR is not deploying its Is Washingt- designed to arts take a firm defensi professors', students, am And what paganda trick with special tiodywork li- whether they are paintings, to strategic naval forces there. on's attitude to the exami- camouflage the true aims ning thermcplari Regarding and with the existence of nation of the prospects of pursued by the American windows of two layers, foreign military bases as ' demilitarising the Indian government. "If there had and special technical de- the main source of the th- no- Ocean? Of this we can been no Afghanistan", vices ensure reliable op- reat to security in Ind-- ( the well judge, for example, ted Leonid i Brezhnev, "de- eration. The "Africa" type ian Ocean, to- the USSR by the approach of the finite Circles of the USA has been designed for use gether with the states of US Administration to the and NATO would certain- in the tropics. It is massi- this region is Soviet-America- n persistently talks on ly have found another pre- ve in construction and eas- working for their eliminati- the Indian Ocean, held text to aggravate the sit- ily negotiates bad roads. on. This invariable positi- from June 1977 to Febru- uation in the world". IKARUS has made differ- on of the Soviet Union has ary 1978. - ent basic types of buses been reaffirmed, in parti- - The task of relaxing ten- for creches, schools and Soviet-India- - cular,' in the n -- no At the beginning of 1978, sion in the Indian Ocean also tor on the road co- Declaration, signed dur- that is, again long before in connection with the sha-- nferences ing Leonid vi- p its Brezhnev's the events in Afghanistan, rp step-u- of Washington's sit to India. It is also known Washington unilaterally su- and its allies' military pre- Because of strict regu- that the Soviet government spended the negotiations parations there has now lations for the protection r?mm mmn Pf:f,s if r jy, j has on many occasions ex- and is still refusing to re- acquired special urgency. oi me environment ana pressed its readiness to dis- - sume them. Everything in- Its solution will largely de- especially besause of the cuss the ways and means dicates that the US does pend on whether persons increase in oil prices, the - " " Xr - "1 for turning the Indian Oc- not want to assume any responsible for the shap- trolley bus is again bec- A ean into a zone of peace commitments which could ing of US foreign policy oming more and more po- f . S --9.x- . l with all interested parties put an end to its military will understand that the pular all over the world. J on the basis of full equa- activity in the Indian Oc- times of "gunboat diploma- It is quick, silent and do lity and without any disc- ean area. cy" are irretrievably go- es not ponute tne air. its rimination. The USSR sup- ne and that any attempts running is more economi- ports the decision of the Thus, the references by to impose their will to oth- cal because, as opposed to 25,-00- 0J town, Bulgaria, where more New blocks- -f flats In Baia Mare than to hold an the ruling circles of the er nations with the help of buses, it uses up energy socialist years, representing 3 times the been erected In the so-ca- 1 doomed only when moving. At pr have ' United the military forces are houses ; ' international conference States to existent locative fund .before 1941 '. on the Indian Ocean in lied "Afghan question" as to failure. (Continued on P. 4)

A PAGE 4 KABUL NEW TIMES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 21, 1981 Trade Union's Council

t ! holds 3rd Plenum

KABUL, Jan. 21, (Bak-htar- ). ational set up of the cent- Third plenum of ral Council of Afghanist- the Central Council of an's Trade Unions and a P' Afghanistan's Trade Un- specimen of the flag and ions held yesterday emblem of Afghanistan's r& "- was l morning. Trade Unions was shown to the audience. ' The main subject of the plenum was the need for Later, vice president of holding the first congress the Central Council of of Afghanistan's Trade Afghanistan's Trade Un- Tart of the 3rd plenum of the Central Council of Afghanistan's Trade Unions. (Photo: Bakhtar) Unions, the new charter1 ions reported on the acti- of the union and the spec- vities of the Presidium of imen of the flag and emb- the Central Council of lem of Afghanistan's Tr- Afghanistan's Trade Un- Why does Pakistan need bomb? ade Unions which were ions since the second pl- "L'Humanite" on French atomic discussed and unanimous- enum of the above coun- ly approved. cil, .v MOSCOW, Jan. 21, t acquiring atomic technolo- eignty. There are no doubts' v policy in Africa Tass news analyst Sergei gy are evidenced by the that Pakistani rulers hope Bulantsev writes: recent Canadian press re- to become, on acquiring nu- At the beginning, Satar Similarly, presidents of - "Al-Kif- Bri-tis- li Purdeli, president of the the Provincial Councils of PARIS, Jan. 21,- (Tass). Lebanese weekly ah The report by the ports about the arrest of clear weapons, the leading Central Council Afgh- Afghanistan's Un- The newspaper ' L'Hum- Al Arabi'!. He warned newspaper "Sunday three Pakistanis with dip- military power in South of . Trade ions from He- anite" reports that Fran-c- e the Egyptian ruling reg- Times" that Saudi Arabia lomatic passports in Cana- Asia and build their relati- anistan's Trade Unions , presented rat and Baghlan has completed the ope- ime against interference in offered Pakistan 800 mill- da last year. The Pakista- ons with neighbours from a brief report n their on speeches ration to reinforce its arm- Chad's internal affairs and ion dollars to complete the nis tried to smuggle into the position of strength. Ob- the activities of the backed the rep- Central Council of ort of the st- ed forces in the Central said that Sadat's desire to nuclear program of the Pakistan equipment desig- servers believe that posses- the fundamental Unions and atement. , African Republic. 1,400 overthrow the legitimate Zia-ul-H- military admi- nated for the production sion of nuclear weapons the need for holding the first congress French mariners and pa- government of Chad sou- nistration was met with pr- of atomic bombs. may encourage Islamabad of Afghanistan's During the ch- ratroopers have been con- ght to subject it to the im- ofound concern in South to implementing its long- Trade meeting, Unions. airman of centrated on its territory. perialist interests. Chad Asian countries. According These international press standing claims to the Ind- the internat- ional relations division of Tactical support fighter-bombe- rs is ready to maintain relati- to that newspaper, such an reports give cause for gra- ian part of Kashmir... During the meeting the the Central Council of "Jaguar have ons of friendship and on accord was reached sever- ve concern. Islamabad nee- imaginati- Thus, no rich draft of Afghanistan's Tr- Afghanistan's Trade Un- also been sent t6 Bangui, with all those al weeks ago at a secret ds nuclear weapons not on is needed, to foresee the ade Unions charter was ions read the draft resol- the capital of that country. who wish them, the mi- meeting between high-rankin- g for defence purposes, sin- dangerous consequences of read out by Hassan Sep-ah- i, utions of the 3rd Plenum Maxime Gremetz, a de- nister said. At the same representatives of the ce no one threatens Pak- the development of nuclear chairman of organis- - of the Central Council of puty of the National Ass- time the Chad people have two countries in one of the istan's security and sover weapons in Pakistan. Afghanistan's Trade Un- embly and a member of the power and ability to gi- West European capitals. ions which after the Politbureau of the Fren- ve a resolute rebuff to any debate This is not the first time and discussions un- ch Communist Party, ma- aggressor. was that the world press publi- animously approved. de a statement on the Fr- The minister expressed shes data1 attesting to the policy ench in Africa. After gratitude to Libya for its fact that Pakistani specia- the armed interference in help and support accorded lists are completing the de- West Sahara, .Djibouti, Za- to the legitimate governm- velopment of uuclear wea- nimsLsi0z ire, the Central African his n ent of country in its pons with the help from i Republic and Chad, he str- li struggle against the rebel and a number of we- essed, the government is units of former defence mi- stern countries, as well as colonialis-ti- c preparing a new nister Hissene Habre. Saudi Arabia. 'adventure. France is Thus, the Hong Kong l TODAY'S TELEVISION trying to be Africa's police AH secretary for foreign af- magazine "Asia Week" wr- guard to protect the imp- liaison and !...: s ote that Islamabad's ex- erialist order. For the sa- fairs of Libya general Thursday night TV: people's who penditures on the nuclear ke of the profits and in- committee f Our world, Afghan mu visit program with a view to cr- sip. terests of multinational co- has made an olficial TIPWS and nnmmon to sla- eating its own atomic bomb rporations, Maxime Gre- - Angola, denied the ary, sports, variety mus- - already ran into not less metz said, Parte is trying nderous . inventions of wes- ic, and feature film. X than two billion dollars. t i to impede the liberation tern news media that Libya According to UPI agency, of African nations. A truly allegedly wanted to annex PHARMACY Chad-Liby- Pakistan has purchased positive role, which France Chad. The an co- since 1977, 7.68 tons of pre- mmunique, published after should play in Africa, Following medical stdr-- 2 Gou-kou- ni partially processed uran- supposes an end to new the visit to Libya of es ium ore. The Washington will remain open fromZ colonialist policies, supp- Oueddei, chairman Protocol signing ceremony Post wrote in October last at the Public Works Ministry. " ". Auuiouajr Ulll.ll D ort for the struggle of of the transitional govern- a.m. vear that Pakistan will (Photo: Bakhtar) Friday morning: f nations for social justice ment if national unity, ref- Naui' Haidari, countries' probbly test its atomoci bo- Mirwis and national independen- lected the two Maidan, Maiw-- mb in autumn 1981. Acc- Shakeri. i ce, and cooperation based intention to pursue a po- ording to BBC, an under- Fight continues against TCt A 17 T A VTTJant Watt, Afghan, Pash- - on mutual interest, he ad--, licy of unity. lllJUitunistan Watt. Zalmail ground tunnel for the Ja'hpd TVml ded. J, Wazir Abad., , blast is already being built 1 Chad will never serve WPC BLASTS in the Cholistan Desert not Salvadorean junta NUCLEAR four bhahee Watt, Amiri.! as a base for any imper- Sarae Shamali, far from the Indian state Tareq.J ialist state, including Fran- SAN SALVADOR, Mana- several parts of country. KhanJ US ROLE IN of Rajasthan. the .Mohammad Jan ce, said Ahmad Asil, Ch- gua, Jan, 21, (ADN). The The junta Defence M- WEAPONS m watx, z,ia, Maid- - The P'ratic methods us-L- L Mirwais ad's state minister of for- Salvadorean patriots ha- inister, Colonel ad- oALiVADUKed bythe Pakistani admi Garcia, NEW YORK, Jan. 21, eign affairs and cooperati- ve scored important succ-- mitted that his troops had (Tass). Israel's nuclear ISakhi, Jamal Mena, Spoz--f nistration with a view to hmai on, in an interview with the HELSINKI, Jan. 21, esses ten days after the lost control of much of arming is the topic which Pashtunistan Wattf in ' (Tass). The World Peace start of a new stage the Chalatenango, Morazan, is now being studied heret3 ne Cina Da"J World youth W1" popular struggle against Usulutan, Cabanas, La Paz Na-J- run 24 hours! Nat'l front Council (WPC) resolutely by a group of United f junta. Farabundo and snh-S1- to parts condemned the United Sta- the The San Vicente provinces. tions exnerts. tt has to " ofJ in the in- forum inHelsinki Marti Liberation Front In numerous towns and (Continued from page 1) tes' interference xiiii. a icicvam i ujjui t iu me ! ternal affairs of El Salv- (FMLN) said the junta villages of the liberated ar- next session of the United mation of the vast nation- HELSINKI, Jan. 21, (A-DN- ). ador. had been further weaken- ea local administrations set Nations General Assemb al fatherland front and The world youth ta- i A statement made by h ed militarily, politically and up by the FMLN have ly. the fundamental stateme- forum Helsinki contin- Chandra, WPC Pre- in economically. The regime ken up work. Babrak Kar-ma- l, nt, made by ued its discussions in four was now trying to overcome Radio 'liberacion said Secretary sident, at a press conference On the initiative ot a Kabul Traffic: 42041 General commissions yesterday. mi- FMLN tac- here yesterday says that its crisis with increased units had for large group of non-aligne- d Visa and Passport of PDPA CC, President Central to the subjects de- Office: i la- litary aid from, or direct tical reasons vacated the of RC and DRA Prime Washington carries out with at the forum will states, the United Nations X21759 alt intervention by, the United provincial town of San Fr- Kabul Minister, in the conferen- rge deliveries of armament be an exchange of views General Assembly at its Security office: junta, States, k added. ancisco Gotera they had rcso-zuou- ce of the national and to the Salvadorean on concrete activities by 34tn session passed a s At the same time the dip- held for several days, in patriotic forces for conv- including tanks and aircr- national and jnternational lution, sharply denouncing Central Fire Brigade: 13$ lomatic political commis- order to consolidate other any Inter-Continent-al ening constituent congr-e- s aft, and sends its officers youth organisations for Israeli attempts toj Hotel :t sion of the FMLN and of positions. - 31841 , of the vast national fa- and soldiers to El Salvador detente and disarmament. develop, acquire, store, con- j the Revolutionary Democ- The FDR announced the Kabul 24741. therland front, some em- to perform the functions The delegates will also duct tests or import nucl Hotel: ratic Front (FDR) has political mass strike was Spinzar Hotel 22897. ployees of the Road Tran- of 'military advisers'. discuss the political, soc- ear weapons into the Middle started a campaign abr- continuing successfully de- Kabul Airport: 26341 sport, Road Enterprize, ial and economic conseq- Eastern region. oad isolation spite junta reprisals aga- Millie Bus: 20441. technical department of Besides, the document uences of the arms race for further Stat-Work- s, junta. Jts activities inst striking workers and Tn tfip In. Afghan 25358. the Ministry of Public (points out, the United and the efforts made of the th nnininn nf Tour: ' so- to pre- students and offi- - es administration supplies the proliferation have strengthened the that it contributed ternational community, ant Baiunar Aienan Airlines fresh actions by the Sales Office: 24451 cers of the military acad arms to the armies of the of nuclear weapons, lidarity with the Salvador paring Israeli build up of nuclear Move- Ariana Afghan Airlines emy, soldiers and office- reactionary regimes of Gu- In his address on Mon- ean liberation fighters. People's Liberation potential would still fur Fighting Sales Office: 24731. rs of the commando, res- atemala and Honduras wh- day Finnish Foreign Mi- continues in ment ther aggravate the situation f idents of Qalai Wahed, ich act together with the-junt- nister, who welcomed the in the region, which is al-- t - Spin Kelay, Afshar, Nia-zbe- g, against the Salvad- delegates on behalf of his reaay aangerous. ine unit- IKARUS BUSES Bank Millie Afghan : 25451 Fazelbeg and Che-helt- an orean people. Jgovernmenrt, ed Nations. General Asse- reaffirmed Afghanistan gr- mbly called, upon states! a Bank: villages held a the policy of the host co- (Continued from page 3) a terminus with a speed all and Tech- to end any cooperation 24079 meeeting at the WASHINGTON, Jan. untry to adhere, despite esent there are trolley- of 30 kilometres even in with in Pashtany Tejaraty Bank: nical Department of the 21, (Tass). The Penta- all setbacks, to the princ- bus networks in 160 towns case of power failure or Israel this field. J 21910. Ministry of Public Wor- gon notified the United iples laid down in the He- of the world, and one of a break in the overhead ks yesterday. States congress of its in- lsinki Final Act. The de- the largest of them is in line. ; According to Bakhtar tention to supply 2,000 mi- legates to the world for- Budapest. Besides the types prod- - reports from provinces, llion dollars worth of um had real opportunit- , An IKARUS trolley uced in cooperation, the TODAY'S similar functions were( military equipment and ies to contribute to the bus, constructed with Br-- IKARUS facory plans the RADIO also held on occasion the .spares to Saudi Arabia stabilization of relations own Bovery electric un- - serial production of some in Materlam, Laghman spi- Following is Radio Afghanistan' foreign pro! for the development and between states in the it, began its trial run in all Hungarian trolley-bu- - the Ja-izj- province, Shiberghan, an strengthening of the air rit of the conference on Mexico City a few mon- ses too. The electric engine gram: province Faizab-a- d, and naval forces of that security and cooperation ths ago. The representat- and equipment necessary Language Local Time Khz Badakhshanl province i 18.00-20.0-0 60230 (49 m country. in Europe, he said. ives of the Hungarian fa- for the trolle-y- buses we- Urdu and Bamyan province. ctory and the Swiss firm re developed in the Ganz English 20.00-21.0-0 (for Neareast). 1 agreed on the joint deve- Electric Works. The ser- 21.00-213- 0 . sta- Russian 11085 (25 mj li lopment of a trolley bus ial production is soon 21.30-22.0-0 11085 (25 m) type. After the tests in rting of the electric equi- Arabic 22.00-22.3- (18 Mexico the serial produc- pment which is with its Dari and Pashtu 0 17755 m) 17755 (16 m) tion of the trolley-buse- s tiristor control 'and petrol Europe) 23.30-23.0-0 (18 ffl' is planned. IKARUS sign- engine of a high techni- (for 1755 23.00-24.0-0 ' ed an agreement for coop- cal standard. According to German eration with the Kiepe the plans, the IKARUS produc- factory will also begin the firm in the FRG i Editor: Abdul Aziz Danishyar ing constructed trolley serial production of tro- TeL 2G847 bus started its trial run lleybuses soon. In a few Circulation: 26859 and recently. An 16TJ cubic years Hungarian made 26851-- 55 Ext 42 centimetre Volkswagen trolley buses will join Addresi enqurriei to Kabul New TImm was built into the popular IKARUS bu- Organisation for engine this Ansarl Watt, Kabul, tha Democratic Rtrnbllc of Deljan, speaking at the function held by the Democratic acessory, en- ses a good many cities Bakhtar) type as an to in Afghanistan. Women at Isteqlal High School auditorium. (Photo: able the vehicle to reach of the wbrld. ' '