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PAM:- 4 'filEJl .'KABUL. TIMES , Mc'NamgiO'Urges French. Take PartIn :W~y-sr9 TCillesOn . l' ,. Broaden' NA to Parlidpa~on '- WASIIINGTO:N, May 1.­ 3 U.S. Sccretary of Defcncc Robcrt. S. 'McNamara said Saturday (SO~~2;1345, S.H.) "wc'd be dcllgbtcd,,·to bave.yr:mce join hi NATO's discussions on '» I . , .,' .. ~7 '\" ...... ,. <.. ", , ,," ' •• ~,.""",,~> ways to' broaden alliancc participation In planning for usc of ••• "\ '~,~i nuclcar weapons • !,~:p~a:ri\,iYjSit$;\:,,-.\;,;:::fi.:::Work.', ...sT 0 UAR'CanlsJ)'li~S'..:tinlion. SU'nday that the pipelirie ero~ses·th.e filtration from Saudi Arabia is RAWALPINDI"PJlIC!~ta.n,',·.May2 cC'ftninly not ilS a result of our forces' or' harbors: / Hakim. ngricurtural vice·prcsiderlt of of' education iri' their, areas.' rIver at a pOint where the fiver 18 carried out against Yemen, we (AP).-PreSideat Ayub hKh~a:.IIM t1i:-i<:ussions of the last few dayS:.',' The story said thIs ntlclear res lh'e Helmnnd Valley Autliorily return Anwarl, ;who'w'as'aI50 .llccompaJ1,ie4. 60 'metres deep R~d,106 metr~wide must' strike these centres of ag- P~kistansaid' Sund.ay'·Muslby(·c~ult" The Defence Secretary said ponse would be 'p'urely defensive cd here Snt\itday aner a two week. v'iail by'Mahmoud Karimzada, president of . He added that .1 IS planned 10 I!UI gression, not only that, but we Ines should work' 'closer~'logethon \ that the defenc(.' ministers and and would not involve atomic 1'0 Pakistan. where he· :I;\cqullinted .him two inspection' department. also 'visited, th~In t~recplpelmes, ~~oof th.em With must occUpy them." . and help each other, to ··develop· ec~ J;r~. se~ool.ln 'self with wheat cultivation methods ten Sanai high the' ceDtre of a .dmmeler of 426 m.m, and ,another Nasser made the threat'ln lUI nomicallY· ' ..'. :., ···.~j:l;·1'1 lheir military aides reviewed .iac- wcapons at the enemy's territory /~'M:t· me~er ural and force questions as n The reported proposals, the }"l (" '.Jfi, and also agricultural cooPeratives GbUnL' . wtlh a d.. of 72? m.m. . address to a May Day rally In 1ft a ..rialjon-wide r~prslc<;tr.a..\I,io; , ~he,e.~tenslon • roundatiori ror the planning published report said, would end His trip was 'sponsoflfd by the not A middle school is now 'being built of first plpelme this 'northern UAR" industrial broadcast, A:rub..,,',~de<,J,.for_,.¥m~ The 65th birth annlvcrsary of His Majcsty 'thc Emperor of japan was observed by. tbe USAID . M h ' b tw' K b I whloh Will be 1,200 melres long was centre. among Muslim nations and men- \\"Illch is going on, present uncertainty in NATO as In uqur on t C WilY. e cen n U begun Saturday. .., He said he saw no need to altet' to the timing and conditions Japanesc Embassy In Kabul. and Kanaahar, through the help of the Menda 'j.has been appointed as second Deputy who have built up trading relations The announc.ement came in' the Nikolai- Podgorny and Chairman of the Minister of Education with us, who like the quality of the college Council's report on its three rulcrs who werc advocating an Islamle alliance were "ultra re Council of Min.isters of. the USSR' which seven Africans were kill Troops Clash During Night things that we produce. Th~price day meeting which ended Suaday lctlonarles" Alexei Kosygin are receiving telegrams ed by Rhodesian police security Also .the Ministry said that Dr Saifurrahman Samadi, President of Vo is. right and s.o they are not going At the United Nations a resolu lei a speecb to a May D~ylabour soon as he got au the plane but from statesmen of foreign countl;'ies forces TEL AVIV, May 1, (Reuter).­ tion for stronger Securily Council conveying deep sympathy to the Soviet ,., cational Education, will also execute to be easily deviated demonstration, Attassi said the it is :lot known where he was Rhodesian aIr (orce personnel 1F '~'15~f1l~~ Two Israeli army raiding parties slipped .silently over thc border ;>"t the duties o( the departmenl of teachers And; on the other hand, tbere action against the Rhodesian gov Islamic alliance was part c;;f "plots taken from the airport people and condolences to the familiei"' in helicopters took part in the {~ are a lot more people in the world ernment was being planned Sunday hatched by imperialists tQ halt the Hourani, the reports said, was whiJ7;h suffered from this elemerllht battle in which police said the during the night and sabotaged 14 Jordanian houses In reprisal training. This department has newly ,-. than' appears on the surface who are in the African group of 36 dele Pan-Arab revolutionary movement put aboard? plane for Nicosia at calamity Africans, who came from 2am raids against Arab terrorism, tbe lsraeli army announccd Satur ~ been created within the framework. of Education Ministry actually sympathetic with what we gates. noon Sunday and deported Telegrams have be~nreceived from bia, used Chinese and Russian day AI the' least, diplomahc sources Mayel who is 57 years old has had a are doing,· They don't like saying Attassi was flanked by labour Hourani clashed with the Syr Mohammad Hashim MaiwandwaJ weapons. In a petition which was l'hree Israeli soldiers were AviV. said. it would call On Britain to in Jordan18n long career in education. H&studied law so openly because they .realise it delegations from the Soviet Un ian Prime Minister last October Prime Minisler of Afghanistan, Presi handed in to the high commission wuunde.d as a gun battle raged But Amman, the use force to prevent tankers from 'ion th,e signing of ~ capital', claim and international affairs but later Ore would be unpopular. But some of and 0ther communist countries over government's dent of Yugoslavia Josep Broz Tito the students blamed Britain for under cover of darkness, the army an army statement reaching South ,"frica witn oil for 37 ceived a master of nrts degree in Edu these countries are going out of as he emphasised Syria would an oil pipeline agreement with President of the UAR Gamal. Abdel the ¢lash wiih the Africans, and said in tl statement from Tel ed Israeli troops were killed cati'on from Columbia University of the Rhodesia. turn the current s\lrge of rightist British firms Nasser. President of India Radhllk:riah called for British military inter or wounded At the most. they added il would tide in, the area into a stunning He was arrested and jailed with United States. nnn. Prime Mini.!lter of India ~Irldira vention in Rhodesia to topple u.s. Business Mission call on Britain to use force in seal defeat" 18 followers, but later released be­ regime. Rare Hear Killed Jordanian casualties were three E~ucationM in'istry also announced Gnndhi. President of Pakistan Moham Premier Smith's ing the borders. of Rhodesia with­ He p~idtribute to USSR for caUSe of ill health, reportedly at dead anel four CiVilians and two FC)qir Leaves .Kabul For Home med Ayub Khan, ShalT of Iran- Mob­ President Kenncth Kaunda 6J that Mohammad Lodin, former bOlh South j\frica and Porlugal's pledging $150 million loan to the intervention af former Syrian IIi Nangarhar soldiers' wounded. a Jordanian KABUL, May 2, (Bakh"'r).-The ammed Rez.1h PahlCYi and many Zambia Saturday (.'riticised Bri president of the governmenl officials Mozambique so that oil would not finance construction of an irriga military spokesman said U.S. agricultural and indu'Strial deve President General Amin Hafez olhers lish Prime Minister Harold Wil KABUL, May 1, (Bakb cooperative, has been appointed come overland tion dam on the Eurphrates River The reports did not say why president of the M inistry's carpentry lopment mission left for home Sunday on's Rhodesian "peace" moves tar).-A baby Tlbetean bear The informa.nts said lhe deadlock in Northeastern Syria. Hourani chose to return to his His comments followed (j meet killed In Darullta will be stu Israeli army chief-of-staU and fumiture factory morning after an eight-day fact findins over the two positions rose Friday Meanwhile an rleJlpatch country this time. But press Youth League Director Major-General Yitzhak Rabin AP at Of tni between Kaunda and British died by a Czech professor as tour - in Arghanistan in the group's eight-nation subcom from Beirut adds: Syrian socia reports here had said Houruni and International Red envoy Malcolm Mac Donald ear part o( his research In parasl said Israel was compelled to re­ The mission was here to talk with mittee on Rhodesia but that it was list leader 'Auram Hourani was Syrian communist lender Uhnlee lier in the day, tology. TlJe bear Is a type sort to reprisal raids because of Afghan officinls nod merchants nbout re~olvedSaturday in a four,mernber arrested in Damascus on his am Bakdash, who returned to Da Cross' Here rarely seen in this country, an upsurge of terrorism by saba Hindu-Muslim increased trndc between the two coun In a brief news conference drafting group. which agr5d on the val from Paris Saturday and was mascus from self~xilerecently KAUUL., Mny 2, (Bakhlar).-Dircetor. prior to flying to the copperbelt especially in warmer regions teu'rs from Jordan tries and possibilities or joint Afghan .Brea~ resolution 10 be considered by the deported to Cyprus Sunday, ac­ would be asked to give t.heir back or the Youth Leaaue or International to address a mass rally Kaunda such as Nangarhar Riots 'In U.S. dev,elopment 'projects full group early next week cording to reliable reports from ing to a broad-based Syrian go­ Red Cross, C.A. Schussel, arrived h';rc said Last year a hunter In tile The general. who numbered hts T1)e delegation was ~en off at tho The final form produced by lhe the SYrian capital. vernment Sunda·y. and was welcomed at' tbe air Darunta mountains had chas attac)ring troops as "several Bhandup, India airport by Abdul Ghaffoor Sera; drafting group, which agreed on the Hourani arrived on a Syrian pori by Dr. Jamaluddin Jailani. head scores/' said "there will be no J very strongly disapprove of ed Its mother .but she manag rhc beautiful mosques, and mausoleums of Shakhi~ZiQ.dabring Sa'llarkand'6 past into the present BOMBAY. May 2, (APj.-Four 'President of the Chnmbers of Com the infor~antssai<,J it was stronger atrliner at midnight SaturdiJ,y af. Syria is under the rule of left­ of health and social services, of the peace arid' quiet i1;l JorQan if the latest moves by the British ed to escape despite wounds. persons were injured and 27 arrest merce in Commerce Ministry, and the Ihan the Algerian wor~ingpaper on tel' almost five months tin France wingers of the Baath socialist Afghan Red Cross SocietY Recently the haby bear ap' pe,ace ' a,nd quiet do nO.t prevail on ed in rioting between Hindus and Charge d,Affaires of th'e American government. It is l:ntirely' uncall THE PATH·OFHISTORY ... which it was based. for medical treatment party, to which Hourani. on~ebe­ Schussele said on arrival lbat dUrina ed for. It is- out·of line with parently sUpped down from thi,s side, (Israel) of the border" Muslims befQre dawn Sunday, ae Ilmbassy Arc"er Blood Th~indications were that In any Reports said he was arrested as longed hiS one week visit here .he will talk what we expect In the way of the mountain and was caught cording to polic,e The :Jsraelis struck at Kalaat with Red Cross authorities on Youth Labour Gov'ernmenl . thinking by· a Soviet expert working League o( Afghan Red CrosS' Society N village· after crossing the Jordan One christian, allege.d to have Kciunda is silent on the issue In angarbar. and ~hepossibilities of assistance ~ Tbe Czech frof. Dallbor Pov ri~e~:,o"eI:, ~h';.Belssan a~l!a.A bein illegally sl.:!ughlering animals Sidki Outlines Information And Culture Ministry's.Policy :>ince Wilson announced that "in FOLLOWTHE.PATH OF KINGS AND CONQUERORS Afghanistan in this eonnectlbn by tJi~ th~'·villag~ secorlQ·,unjt,..lht of sillughtered a 'cow . Saturday. The KABUL. May 2.-Last week in­ A ~ formal talks" are to be held with olny lear,ned about this and IJy Stall Writer heritage Interrilltional Yout~League, . ··t the Rhodesian rebcls abtailled the bear and killed Khirbct ~fallt,Sotitli of' l'4011Ilt IN THE COMFORTOF THE.MODERNSOVIETUNION Hindus, to whoQ'l cow~li're sacred, formation and Culture Mlnjster as follows by the. national publicity medIa d. national traditions, leal'I\ing :'\lla" Donald who is. Britaln.'s It for his .research HebOn:. . '." .':' ... thought he' was a Muslim and 'be Mohammad Osm.ail Sidki appear· I. The most important and'basic The publications put out by the and cultu're - Ministry Sells Lapis In one raid ·the·.troolls gave chil­ ed ,before the Wolesi Jirgah's ...pecini representative to east and Walk thfough historic·Samarkand in the'stepS' 'of Alexa/lder the.Great, the:~ongollioides.Visit gan 'pelling stones at Ihe Muslims aim of the' Mlnistn' of Informa­ MinistTy of Information and Cul­ e. dev~loping·foreign· relations Lazuli Worth $ 211,000 dren s~ceill,to' keep" them quie.t Coinmission on Cultural Affairs tion and Culture is ensuring· tb.e ture, aim to· begin with, to pro­ t'lltral Africa, was sent here in Samarki¢d, the pro\ld cop\tol of T'\IDerliin.e, -and .see tl'te cathedral milsqul:, Gur~:E;mir.Tomb, ReSls­ in accordance with the policy of KABUL. May 2, (Bakhtar):-Thc Minlstry'~ wpi~e}Ii!!~::~v."c'fatedcivili~ La-fCC contingents of poiice were and testified on the ac­ objectives outlined in the Consti­ (re~ In l'/1'f)rt to win Kaunda over H4K1MI LEAVES tan Square; llII.d .the ,.i'l.!inti of the anele.nt ollserva tOry.· . . ' . mote an attitude of respect . for non,alignment,. and judg­ Ministry of MineS and Industries ha.i f~om.tlitg.et linusell, the Israel JS ':.'. rushed to lhe suburb.' They brought tivities and' plans. tution of 1343, ,which was pr0­ laws and regulations,' and to en ment, which constitutes the na­ sold more than $211,000 worth '0.1 According to'U Reu~e·rdispatch FOR GENEVA , ~IIthis in the (co.mfort of a modem, :vibrant "city with its urban facUitles, schools, umveralt7, the situatio.n under control of explan'ltlon gtven bY ,. claimed... Part the mulgated the Loya":Jirgah and !=our(lge na_tional security. inde­ tional po.licy of ihe people of lapis lazuli mined. frpm Badak!lSban I'I'0m Dar Es Salaam the Zlm • t ..,: ,~,1;.~ .~ and the' world's onliY res.earch center for Karakul. breedil)g , KABUL, May I, (Balthlar)..,-­ ...... by the Minister was publiShed in sanelioned by His Majesty the King pendence, and unity as the duty ~e bahwC:' Afncan National Union Afghanistan last year, a report of Mmistry said." Abdul Rahman HaRimi.· .,Deputy ,:rli,f.JQ~daniail',.~ta:~e\11~.t.' .said the Sunday Issue of the Kabul and drafted on the basis pf the wi of every Afghan 'Citizen f. stimulating national fec1l.ns Sunday,' , Ill.' fJf Rhod~si.q'sbanned African S-:T0 P . PR ESS ~hetaidipgJlartlcS'.i~~pWCI.iQ peopl~, Minister 01 Public H~alth,and. Times, but-the Minister also cnu-­ shes o( iIIe, . .". Our Pllblication and broadcast­ ~ inspiring social. reforms bas­ Altogether 4,102 'ldlogrammes of the r~i1lJ(mulislparties, claimed . yes· Afghan Tour, ·24464 M~y at~~k.':~/yil!8ll:ilrliW)[ijO~t',alid Tl;shkcntJSll,markandl,Bokh,~ra/Tas"ken~only "144 LONDON, 2. (AP),-The metlited tpepolicy Of tbe Infor· In this context the Mjnistry.'s bas~d Ghulam Hazral, secretary 10 .·the ing 'Vill be on the follow­ ed on' the studies of economic, IlO- precious stone was mined. the ·rcpori.~ tcrday that 25 white police and o~ brldll¢ll' o(l' .the 'ellS*,:\~f)6r..conal ~ur. Ministry of Information and Culture Building, London Times appeared Monday. with Mlrii~try Minister of Public Healtb, !eft 'f~.r for a 'six"daY To arrallge your trill' contact mation an,d. Culturj! for duty' is io publicISe and explaIn ing: dal. and local condition§ , said. . I troops were killed and 30 wound 'Tlieir~w

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~~. longer learning anything new, schools need tbem. Perbaps tbe stu,dents' pa­ But It Is absolutely sure tbat a small team ,nic~and considerate," she asked me. for the baby, Will you go and fetch 'l,\ while what I knew I was becom­ rents couid be called upon to belp on a volun­ of tbree pbyslcians caunot meet·· emergencles Ordinance' On 'Attnrney- tieneralls Affairs jokinsly. I knew in the hean of my some powdered milk from the mnrket. ~! ing outdated rapidly." Iheart thnt, she agreed with what I said. J was not in a mood to obey her tary basis each coutrlbutlng according to his In all the Asian cnuntries . wbleh are usually T"~ Ordinanc~. ~ .. following On tome,y,-General and administra- Governor, the Chief of the Police She is to a physician married Then we had our baby. Njce, command. But, anyway I bad no Last week Miss Kubra Nourzal,Mlnister of Healtb, handed means. Education being completely free, this alfected by cbolera R,gulat/ng. rhe, ANorn'y-Gen, tive pe~onnel.The provisions of Department, or to Gendarmerie's who is now abroad for research ~ provides an excellent opportunity' fof tbe peo­ It would be much better If tbe World raf.. A//(lirs was .. pro1Tl"lgot,d the. law, relating to civil servants Commander in provinces where chUbby thing. The baby was 80 cute choice. Qut certlllcates to tbe IIrst graduating class of Kabul Maternity and further studies that I was determined to do anything "Yes. I will go," 1 told her, a5 my ~\J; ple to cooperate with the government In tbe Health Organisation set up at least one com on S/26/1343 and publish,d are aPlllicahle to. the members of the Attorney has not yet been as­ She said, "although I have mis­ Ho.pital's uurslng and midwifery COUl'llCS. ' I for him. ' whole body was cursing me advancement of modem education. in (he Official Gazette on the .Attorney.General's Office With signed sed my husband very much dur­ The bospltal has been conducting courses on nursing and'mid­ mittee for each of the Southeast Asian coun­ Tho mother also expected me to keep' My offi'cc colleagues were ask..ing perfectly arranged ,. It Is reasonable to assume that the MInistry tries to help diagnose 'and treat easesrapidiy. 9/28/1343 respect to their employment pro- Artlele G ing the last 30 months he has been wifery everslnce It was established more than ten years ago. But " motion and retirement except for According to a lawful order, one my oath. She was very proud of her every now nnd then when were we The dining table was beautifully set of Informatlou and Culture In cooperation with Also tbe setting up of tbe teams by Itself Article 1 away, I have made the best of rhe sitling room looked very inviting the programme was lately revised f The following de1initioDli shall the cases provided by the law. court's Attorney can be, assigned my time and enrolled myself in product. An'd I was, I don't know celobrating the birth of the baby Nurses midwives the Ministry of Agriculture wID start farm cannot solve tbe problems of epidemics wben really why, proud, too. Somehow I did resist it for sometime The guests arrived, There were about and tralued tbere at present receive an ~j apply to tetrns.. used - throughout One or more memhers of the At- to another court school again." br'Olldcast1Jqr as SC/On'ali tbe new powerfUl trans­ they break. Every, team must be equipped \ But sometimes she was a little too But then eventually I had to give up 20 of them, There were some (our or equivalent of lZ years education ~~~ tome,y..,General's Office have been Article 7 She is now an 11th grader at mitters of RadIo Afghanistan become operative. this Law five girls.. with ambuiances and medicines wbicb may be (a) Saranwali: The Attorney­ assigned in every primary court, The Saranwal (a professional the vocational school of the much: I did not mind it so long as it and throw a pan)' for the baby Flndinl _ method of procuring low priced We all sat down to chat needed for the alfected people General's Office (or the Supreme provincial court and eourt of apo member of the Attorney-General's Women1s lnstitute did not go too far. My honey hod her beat on. She was Reelpe Comer translstllr receivers .honld be worked out In peal. qffice) withilj his or her jurlsdic- was fast asleep after a day's bard looktng real cute, I, as the second' boss In the meantime my wife came from r. ! Perhaps most elfective In tbe long run, Procuratorate). She said, "mY husband is as t Lamb stew And Eggplant An Old Mghan's Epitath advanee, Pt!I'haps the Agriculture and 'Cottage however, will 'be measures taken to step up (b) Loai-Saranwal: The Attor­ Ar:Uele.3 tion carries on duties according to much pleased with my progress work. Someone was shaking me. I in my office, was very proud to- have tho other room 1 large eggplant By A, H. Waneb r ho~e After I introduced her to ev.eryone laduatr1es bank can Invest In this project. FAO preventive medicine In order ..to stop epidemics ney-General of Afghanistan, fn, clllle the. Attorney.General the law together with the police in the school as I am and every opened my eyes. It was my w.ife, my subordinates at 4 tbsp. shortening Here nes Abdol wbo Dved a asslsts1ll!e should be sought and tbe pI'Ollpeets (c) Marastlal-Sar.anwal: The (Loai-Saranwal) has not heen apo in pursuing crime and offences time I write him he comments on Jan", she said with great pride and I came home a little carly. [ weot 'ihe sat down on a sofa 3·4 lamb sbanks nr 1 I/Z Ib J!appy life, of diseases such as cholera from starting. Pro­ Contd. on page 4 l of setting up a shop fpr assembling Imported grammes such as that at Naugarbar College .of Deputy Attorney-General of pointed, either the Minister or the ,Article 8 my letters, and while trying to like a mnslcr ordering her servant," 'round and saw that everything was shoulder of lamb On a pleee of land wltb a pl'etty Depi,lty Minister of Justice per- In accordance with the law, at~ parts should be studied Medicine are a move In tbls direction. Afghanistan. persuade and encourage me, 1 large oolon (linely chopped) wife, , (d) Saranpal: Solicitor General. forms his functions. Saranwali (The Attorney-Gene- tempts to help me get along bet­ 1/4 cup tomato sauce His fields produeed enough to (e) Saranyar: First Assistant Article 4 ral's Office) and Police perform ter in'~Yeducation." 2 cups water eat. ~ Deputy of the Attorney-General The Attorney-General (Loai- their functions in the sphere of 'Among the. subjects we stuay 1/2 up, salt Com and barley and golden 1 HOME P'R ES.S ATAG LAN CE Saranwal) Is responsible to . the detection, Investigation and pur­ I (I) Saranmal: Second Assistant 10 the school are first· aid and j,...aCiiliPfIl 1/4 tsp. pepper wheat. . D.ep~ty Ministry of Justice and fulfills his of crUlle by the professional home economics. In· these sul>­ Last week the 1/4 up. cinnamon His eows yielded plenty of' milk, YCSlCrday's [slah carried an editorial of the A.UQrneY-Gene,ral. through the Khybe.r upto rrorkham Another letter ,signed M.K. ...'Omplam (g) Saranyal: Third Assistant duties \lI1der it,s direction and ml'mbers nf their oWn orsanlsa­ jects' the letters I receiv,e from bIrth anniversa­ I tbsp, lemon Jolee His wife wore of silk. supporting tbe government's policy of The e;ditorial also exprcsacd apprecia ed that two of the most respectable Deputy nf the AttorneY,-Generai supervision.' t!ons and other representatives of my husband are very usefu!," she ry of Mrs, Kartl­ Cut the unpeeled eggplants len­ But suddeniy the gOOd woman es1ablWUna close contact· with people tion for the United Stat.cs assiltanc~cinemas in the capital confine their (h) Saranwal; AJ!y profesSional III the provinces. the Provincial the public authority sucb as the said.' , nl, a ploueer of gthwise into one' inch slices passed away, tbJolJ4bout the country, The govern which is making the extension of the programmes to Russian and western m~mberof t1w A,ttof!1ey-Genera)'s Attorneys' Offices according to gendarmarie, and the inspectors of Mrs. Hashimi ,alsO takes care of the 'lndnneslaU Wash, sprinkle with salt, Bod let LeavIng the poor 'soul very sail m.ent is doing this. The editorial said tive~mj)e'railway line possible.' The pu~lic films, There 'are a' humber of people Office such as the DePllty Attor­ the,law, Uke all.local representa- health, cnnstruction 'units, her five-year.-old daughter, women's eman· them stand fOl" 20 minutes and grey. in ordc:{ to get lint-band information editorial expressed the hope that our who are interested in seeing Indian and ney-General, S9licitor General, tives of otlier miniStries, functinn agnculture, communications, and 'There 'are time", she noted, cipaUon, was Saute the eggplants in shorten­ An old woman .told him lifter and about the needs and pro~Jem&of the delegation now Visiting Pakistan to dis Arabic films. It is true that there arc and ,the AsSilltant Deputies.of thfil wider the sUP,ervislon of the Gov- the .like that'·I feel, with mY' going to marked at a ing lind let stand. Saute the lamb year, ~ple. The Prirpe Minister and meO) cuss tho project with Pak.istani autho cine~as t~ese .b~l ern,9~ ,provin~Artf.cle other showing filnis, Mtom.~Y-Generaiof Afgbanistan )f.'thelr respective 9. school, and my eramming at functIon In In· shanks for a few minutes. Add "Take another wife, poor dear:' beO of his cabinet have been paying rities would make sure that tbe right of genera'lly sj)eak.ina they arc not a$COm ces, DlSclplma·ry 'measures liball be J. Artle4,Z:.·. .,.,' home ti;>·prepare for the examil, doneslan ambas­ chopped onions and saute them Sq' be mlu-ried thai woman's visi41 to ,VariOUI provinces for this managing stalibQs and maintainina the (Wql~~),.' fortable and well managed III the .'," t,!.>e.'<\istrictp. taken against those representa­ sador's residen­ Mini,stry In I'm cheating mY daughter out of for another 5 minutes daugbter, Within the of Justice, , ' . purpo~.Th~ visits have been 'useful lines inside our own ,terilory will re.­ tl~es Park and the' AriaOl(. The writer ex the Attorney-General's, Office the, DlStnct Attorneys' J)ffice' ac-. of the. pubhc authority who ce Add tomato suace, water, sea.. To say good-by ta oceaslonal taug­ , In fIl&I1y cases the visit i,tself has led main with the Afghans pressed the hope· that authoritie.s con (Saranwali) .shall be reSulateuldered aside standard of the people .. the Manuela offload her oil in Our The monlb of April marked the cording, to reliable sources, that the Addib opened the conference. In minutes before serving. Or if Only Ol1l' thing consoled him all defence of South Vietnam is part of Nearer to the ,surface than thiS ban ~ younger offlcers might take· action TIM editorjal dr:ew a parallel between start of an open se,lison for. politi, his introductory speech Eddib you want, add a couple of quar aJong, the s!rategy' of ,"subversive aggres The WusclJiliglOn Pos/ wrote on against the 4irectory but on his possible military plotting arc tbe a doctor prescribing medicine to a pa c,al power hunters in South Viet stressed the important role play­ tered Quinces 2~minutes before One eould buy so inueb meat for sion~"Le Figaro says. France and Nato; "Foreign Minis nam. b.half. myriad religious and politjcal eq by women in the life of Arab serving a song, lienL If he takes time and patience In aa e

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Editorial , , .' • ". j", ~~.;:~ Printed by Govemrnent· i, Prlntinll,,·Preu

...... I..~IIlI.unllI1111I11UllIIl1lIllllllll11llllll11tllUIIIIIIIIIII1ll1l1111l111l111l1l1l1ll111ll11111.llIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllU,illlllllllllllllilllllllllltUIlIlIlIIIUIMJMln r Stoppmg Cholera School Broadcasting 9t"th~~'the lIixth...or even, the ainih !, > If8da' d!01><>ut'i. incaPl\bl. ~~ The regioDal office. for, \~olitl:teastAsia of t' The MInIster of Information and· has lafllrmed the Wlliesl Jlrgab of plans .which tbe World.'Healtb Organisatlo,D bas'set up 'a team for emergency asSistance to help Cllntrol )Mrs. Sharlfa ·HasbimJ are underway for school broad~g,lD,.tbe To'; 'avoid' any' 'tnisunderst~nd­Mad'am, 1\1Y.Madam cbolera. Dear future. This Is welcome ne~~fol'" &he ing that she was nnt happy In he~ formi.Dg a, ~. wb,lcil in~ludes educa~, Tbe of sucb'.' maritage Mrs. 'Hashimi added,' "it Disillusioned:With• ,,', The• New:1 Arrhral students as well as for tbe U'P;o­ t ·~un· periy organised the programme should:.com· two pJ'oJllinent doctors from two .AsiaJl is only that , they can'·t .purS)Je By Nolita Cbeen" Jon", sqe sa,id lit the .oCt 'und·.a.weet "Thc~babyis,.crytog,in the nut room ~~,I tries is a wise iltep witb. the near1Dgof' sum· their. education nS well as they pensate .~a large extent for tbe lack of 'scliool mer. .'" ., o~hei>vise,\' vqlco of an expectant' motlter, "When 0'0, and·see what is' 'wrong!' textbooks teachers, .&he. co\lId , " and eveu tboll.b pd­ "1 married/' she StUdt uwhen I the' baby comes win 'you help.me' take '''Oh 'yet oh yel," I yawned ,as I wal mary function of any scbool broadcast1Jqr·is to Last year. as statlstics'libowi2S:ABlAn coun· I tries were afl'eeted by cbole.ria and out of 51,000 wos n .student in the ninth· grade care of him7"-, ' trying to open my eyes properly ~ complement' class room lectures people struck 'least'IS,GOO died. at Alsho high schnot" . or' coune," I answered her in a "HuITY," she urged at "I. love my husband exceeding­ " The Ministry of Education 11 draw1Jqr up Ttiis. Is a rougb estimate of tbe situation. hoarse, manly voice "You ju'st 'walt "Of coune. I am, going, ly, 'It is nol that I'm sorry I mar­ and see." One day I returned home exhnusted i\ plans for school bI'Qadcastlng. It remains to be ~ay Tbe llgure bave been mucb higber. I said th.t no court ried him. B.ut perhaps my very seen at which level Of students tbe programme I'But· then, in what ",ays will you First; I thought I had flu. In t.he pour ~ The unfo!iunate· tbing about tbe cbolera dare to apply c

~~. longer learning anything new, schools need tbem. Perbaps tbe stu,dents' pa­ But It Is absolutely sure tbat a small team ,nic~and considerate," she asked me. for the baby, Will you go and fetch 'l,\ while what I knew I was becom­ rents couid be called upon to belp on a volun­ of tbree pbyslcians caunot meet·· emergencles Ordinance' On 'Attnrney- tieneralls Affairs jokinsly. I knew in the hean of my some powdered milk from the mnrket. ~! ing outdated rapidly." Iheart thnt, she agreed with what I said. J was not in a mood to obey her tary basis each coutrlbutlng according to his In all the Asian cnuntries . wbleh are usually T"~ Ordinanc~. ~ .. following On tome,y,-General and administra- Governor, the Chief of the Police She is to a physician married Then we had our baby. Njce, command. But, anyway I bad no Last week Miss Kubra Nourzal,Mlnister of Healtb, handed means. Education being completely free, this alfected by cbolera R,gulat/ng. rhe, ANorn'y-Gen, tive pe~onnel.The provisions of Department, or to Gendarmerie's who is now abroad for research ~ provides an excellent opportunity' fof tbe peo­ It would be much better If tbe World raf.. A//(lirs was .. pro1Tl"lgot,d the. law, relating to civil servants Commander in provinces where chUbby thing. The baby was 80 cute choice. Qut certlllcates to tbe IIrst graduating class of Kabul Maternity and further studies that I was determined to do anything "Yes. I will go," 1 told her, a5 my ~\J; ple to cooperate with the government In tbe Health Organisation set up at least one com on S/26/1343 and publish,d are aPlllicahle to. the members of the Attorney has not yet been as­ She said, "although I have mis­ Ho.pital's uurslng and midwifery COUl'llCS. ' I for him. ' whole body was cursing me advancement of modem education. in (he Official Gazette on the .Attorney.General's Office With signed sed my husband very much dur­ The bospltal has been conducting courses on nursing and'mid­ mittee for each of the Southeast Asian coun­ Tho mother also expected me to keep' My offi'cc colleagues were ask..ing perfectly arranged ,. It Is reasonable to assume that the MInistry tries to help diagnose 'and treat easesrapidiy. 9/28/1343 respect to their employment pro- Artlele G ing the last 30 months he has been wifery everslnce It was established more than ten years ago. But " motion and retirement except for According to a lawful order, one my oath. She was very proud of her every now nnd then when were we The dining table was beautifully set of Informatlou and Culture In cooperation with Also tbe setting up of tbe teams by Itself Article 1 away, I have made the best of rhe sitling room looked very inviting the programme was lately revised f The following de1initioDli shall the cases provided by the law. court's Attorney can be, assigned my time and enrolled myself in product. An'd I was, I don't know celobrating the birth of the baby Nurses midwives the Ministry of Agriculture wID start farm cannot solve tbe problems of epidemics wben really why, proud, too. Somehow I did resist it for sometime The guests arrived, There were about and tralued tbere at present receive an ~j apply to tetrns.. used - throughout One or more memhers of the At- to another court school again." br'Olldcast1Jqr as SC/On'ali tbe new powerfUl trans­ they break. Every, team must be equipped \ But sometimes she was a little too But then eventually I had to give up 20 of them, There were some (our or equivalent of lZ years education ~~~ tome,y..,General's Office have been Article 7 She is now an 11th grader at mitters of RadIo Afghanistan become operative. this Law five girls.. with ambuiances and medicines wbicb may be (a) Saranwali: The Attorney­ assigned in every primary court, The Saranwal (a professional the vocational school of the much: I did not mind it so long as it and throw a pan)' for the baby Flndinl _ method of procuring low priced We all sat down to chat needed for the alfected people General's Office (or the Supreme provincial court and eourt of apo member of the Attorney-General's Women1s lnstitute did not go too far. My honey hod her beat on. She was Reelpe Comer translstllr receivers .honld be worked out In peal. qffice) withilj his or her jurlsdic- was fast asleep after a day's bard looktng real cute, I, as the second' boss In the meantime my wife came from r. ! Perhaps most elfective In tbe long run, Procuratorate). She said, "mY husband is as t Lamb stew And Eggplant An Old Mghan's Epitath advanee, Pt!I'haps the Agriculture and 'Cottage however, will 'be measures taken to step up (b) Loai-Saranwal: The Attor­ Ar:Uele.3 tion carries on duties according to much pleased with my progress work. Someone was shaking me. I in my office, was very proud to- have tho other room 1 large eggplant By A, H. Waneb r ho~e After I introduced her to ev.eryone laduatr1es bank can Invest In this project. FAO preventive medicine In order ..to stop epidemics ney-General of Afghanistan, fn, clllle the. Attorney.General the law together with the police in the school as I am and every opened my eyes. It was my w.ife, my subordinates at 4 tbsp. shortening Here nes Abdol wbo Dved a asslsts1ll!e should be sought and tbe pI'Ollpeets (c) Marastlal-Sar.anwal: The (Loai-Saranwal) has not heen apo in pursuing crime and offences time I write him he comments on Jan", she said with great pride and I came home a little carly. [ weot 'ihe sat down on a sofa 3·4 lamb sbanks nr 1 I/Z Ib J!appy life, of diseases such as cholera from starting. Pro­ Contd. on page 4 l of setting up a shop fpr assembling Imported grammes such as that at Naugarbar College .of Deputy Attorney-General of pointed, either the Minister or the ,Article 8 my letters, and while trying to like a mnslcr ordering her servant," 'round and saw that everything was shoulder of lamb On a pleee of land wltb a pl'etty Depi,lty Minister of Justice per- In accordance with the law, at~ parts should be studied Medicine are a move In tbls direction. Afghanistan. persuade and encourage me, 1 large oolon (linely chopped) wife, , (d) Saranpal: Solicitor General. forms his functions. Saranwali (The Attorney-Gene- tempts to help me get along bet­ 1/4 cup tomato sauce His fields produeed enough to (e) Saranyar: First Assistant Article 4 ral's Office) and Police perform ter in'~Yeducation." 2 cups water eat. ~ Deputy of the Attorney-General The Attorney-General (Loai- their functions in the sphere of 'Among the. subjects we stuay 1/2 up, salt Com and barley and golden 1 HOME P'R ES.S ATAG LAN CE Saranwal) Is responsible to . the detection, Investigation and pur­ I (I) Saranmal: Second Assistant 10 the school are first· aid and j,...aCiiliPfIl 1/4 tsp. pepper wheat. . D.ep~ty Ministry of Justice and fulfills his SUIt of crUlle by the professional home economics. In· these sul>­ Last week the 1/4 up. cinnamon His eows yielded plenty of' milk, YCSlCrday's [slah carried an editorial of the A.UQrneY-Gene,ral. through the Khybe.r upto rrorkham Another letter ,signed M.K. ...'Omplam (g) Saranyal: Third Assistant duties \lI1der it,s direction and ml'mbers nf their oWn orsanlsa­ jects' the letters I receiv,e from bIrth anniversa­ I tbsp, lemon Jolee His wife wore dresses of silk. supporting tbe government's policy of The e;ditorial also exprcsacd apprecia ed that two of the most respectable Deputy nf the AttorneY,-Generai supervision.' t!ons and other representatives of my husband are very usefu!," she ry of Mrs, Kartl­ Cut the unpeeled eggplants len­ But suddeniy the gOOd woman es1ablWUna close contact· with people tion for the United Stat.cs assiltanc~cinemas in the capital confine their (h) Saranwal; AJ!y profesSional III the provinces. the Provincial the public authority sucb as the said.' , nl, a ploueer of gthwise into one' inch slices passed away, tbJolJ4bout the country, The govern which is making the extension of the programmes to Russian and western m~mberof t1w A,ttof!1ey-Genera)'s Attorneys' Offices according to gendarmarie, and the inspectors of Mrs. Hashimi ,alsO takes care of the 'lndnneslaU Wash, sprinkle with salt, Bod let LeavIng the poor 'soul very sail m.ent is doing this. The editorial said tive~mj)e'railway line possible.' The pu~lic films, There 'are a' humber of people Office such as the DePllty Attor­ the,law, Uke all.local representa- health, cnnstruction 'units, her five-year.-old daughter, women's eman· them stand fOl" 20 minutes and grey. in ordc:{ to get lint-band information editorial expressed the hope that our who are interested in seeing Indian and ney-General, S9licitor General, tives of otlier miniStries, functinn agnculture, communications, and 'There 'are time", she noted, cipaUon, was Saute the eggplants in shorten­ An old woman .told him lifter and about the needs and pro~Jem&of the delegation now Visiting Pakistan to dis Arabic films. It is true that there arc and ,the AsSilltant Deputies.of thfil wider the sUP,ervislon of the Gov- the .like that'·I feel, with mY' going to marked at a ing lind let stand. Saute the lamb year, ~ple. The Prirpe Minister and meO) cuss tho project with Pak.istani autho cine~as t~ese .b~l ern,9~ ,provin~Artf.cle other showing filnis, Mtom.~Y-Generaiof Afgbanistan )f.'thelr respective 9. school, and my eramming at functIon In In· shanks for a few minutes. Add "Take another wife, poor dear:' beO of his cabinet have been paying rities would make sure that tbe right of genera'lly sj)eak.ina they arc not a$COm ces, DlSclplma·ry 'measures liball be J. Artle4,Z:.·. .,.,' home ti;>·prepare for the examil, doneslan ambas­ chopped onions and saute them Sq' be mlu-ried thai woman's visi41 to ,VariOUI provinces for this managing stalibQs and maintainina the (Wql~~),.' fortable and well managed III the .'," t,!.>e.'<\istrictp. taken against those representa­ sador's residen­ Mini,stry In I'm cheating mY daughter out of for another 5 minutes daugbter, Within the of Justice, , ' . purpo~.Th~ visits have been 'useful lines inside our own ,terilory will re.­ tl~es Park and the' AriaOl(. The writer ex the Attorney-General's, Office the, DlStnct Attorneys' J)ffice' ac-. of the. pubhc authority who ce Add tomato suace, water, sea.. To say good-by ta oceaslonal taug­ , In fIl&I1y cases the visit i,tself has led main with the Afghans pressed the hope· that authoritie.s con (Saranwali) .shall be reSulateuldered aside standard of the people .. the Manuela offload her oil in Our The monlb of April marked the cording, to reliable sources, that the Addib opened the conference. In minutes before serving. Or if Only Ol1l' thing consoled him all defence of South Vietnam is part of Nearer to the ,surface than thiS ban ~ younger offlcers might take· action TIM editorjal dr:ew a parallel between start of an open se,lison for. politi, his introductory speech Eddib you want, add a couple of quar aJong, the s!rategy' of ,"subversive aggres The WusclJiliglOn Pos/ wrote on against the 4irectory but on his possible military plotting arc tbe a doctor prescribing medicine to a pa c,al power hunters in South Viet stressed the important role play­ tered Quinces 2~minutes before One eould buy so inueb meat for sion~"Le Figaro says. France and Nato; "Foreign Minis nam. b.half. myriad religious and politjcal eq by women in the life of Arab serving a song, lienL If he takes time and patience In aa e

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