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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'..: .... PAGa2 .. S, ~ -.; , - " PltbMllrid,,,.,~.,,-,;,,,,Fr~"b1; the Kabul Times ~, """"1 AllltlGYli 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 reSulate , -_._----- PAGa2 .. S, ~ -.; , - " PltbMllrid,,,.,~.,,-,;,,,,Fr~"b1; the Kabul Times ~, """"1 AllltlGYli 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 reSulate , -_._----- white wedding bern dcclan:d a prohibit.cd .. in the Mekong' delt. s'tat. of S.igon, is the bFainchiid of Sidney' Henso, during the Jasion holidays. This prac There cun be no doubt that On Alhayar", called for Arab nations Qv.rthrow in 1963, has labelled lbe mIght 'decide to call in .•ome or,lb. family she first offers them the pye gown and veil to' hwarot and chokduri older and _more- respected gen.ral. and th. Cno Dai':"'anodd .malsam President of Britain's incorporated lice Ihould be ,changed in' the interelt lain turned an important corner, in to restQre 'elatio1\8 with the Feder.1 new wave of potential ,coup-makers back and then bows 'to them almost and proceeds immediately to the pye Jook,.p~rt of several faiths including Victor guild of hairdressers, wigmakers and of people hvina neatl!y., Children liv its struggle to end the white rebel R.public of Germany. Ten Arab the Baby. Turk.... . who in the coup against tou(jhing the floor back room Di~1Jl' (COlltd. on pa&' 4) perfumers. lion in Rhodesia When the Royal He has .xp,ressed lb. view, ,ae· IhoJ1 relime. but have' since IRain the vi,lnilY are often seen' play n.tions sovef•.d diplomatic rel.tions When Qffering the pyebaek, the bride The prepared pyebock is put on a Henson told the Guild's annual lOa Navy acted under United Nations with Bllno in May last year, after on the asphalt road. This is aood wears "hwrot" (a traditional Korean shorl·leggcd table, in front of the conference a British woman wit th~ sanction to avert the oil tanker W.st German r.colll!ltion of Israel.) neilJlcr for the children nor for wedding dress worn speciallY at the bride's new parents·in-Iaw, who aeknow Iingly. pays three or four limes as su~ted Manuela from. Beira in Portuguese In a I.ading .rticl•• he. said the Sugg~t, srnoolh Row of the traffice, Africans' 'to' Me8$ures AgainstSmith time of offering pyebaek) and "cook ledge, their new daughter-in.-Iaw'a much for he'r dog's trim" shampoo the writer Mozambique, ... with the whole ten, nations had made ~aveerrQr duri" (head piece) kunjol world watching rebel Premier lan' A special sub"CO~tteeof' Ute' ~hQ.,iirc,mem,ben of·th~SCeurity Coon· ado~tcdby the Security Coun(:iI on and set as ,&he docs for ber ,own. aad had r.vealed ·inconsistency by The Oc,Jor·deep bows made at the As for 'pyebaek, the dates ilJ'O for Wck:omlng the nows about railway Smith suffer his first major poli African srQUPin th~·United ,til.tiP.' i. 'cil,. MQ~anl'l. the. perman.nt reprosen- Aptil 9 'We can undercut the. poodl~'P!lJ'o: not breakivg witb W.shington, Lon time of', pyebaek. . oJrering, is called mo~er-in·law line to be laid between Chaman and now wOlkina on -a joint draft'rNolution" ta~!~~of~,tpe8@~villt;'CoPSo at thl? the and the raw, Braund lors," Hensbn told his members. "I tic.' and psychological d.f.at, Th. don, and 'Paris ~swell, which w.re After tfte rejection of. t.he African kunjol/' which is the most to,urteous beef is for ~theflt.thcr·jn·law. The red Spin BQldak. the d.lly Ani. .uqc.ted setbaok was und.rscored painfully on the, question of effective' m.eas\lfCJ, to .. Uni~Nation•• (who. is 'the cqajrman serio~slys~ggestthat we o.ffer a giving (Israel more weapons and amendments· under pressure from the bow of .all for women. It is the mott dates arc threaded and are served with Ihat a similar lino should also bellaid when South Africa refused to let protection than Bonn topple the racist regime in Southern', ot' the' African aroup. irl" the United combined servic.," J. Slatz Gaines Rhodesi•. Thi. draft .wiIt b•• ubmitted N.tiQnL in April, .nd"Collier, the r.pr. western council members, the represen' difficult bow oDd can be 'mode oJlly peeled white 'pitI~,nuts. The ground of Atlanta's "styles of slalz" com , ' -:- . " . ~ide latives of African states, backed by the while wearing a full-length skirt ridi~ ,tbc~I:on,·"...... ,' '~i.C! ~J~lAl>i!'tI:)'!b9 becf"is"el.soncd':with various apices. It mented; I'The i'dea, however tQ !h.o'Seeunty, counciJ".on.. ..of. 'i. the ~pu~,tri~;,.\s:i~aniJtho, With the wc4ding' ce,r:emony just a is in 'a~d...... >:"",uQn of which, nQt I~ 'Ilion M.y.. .cb~lrmanof.J",o.c~4·aliuoq'committCc Qf . q,f' socialist two,,_parts cocb part is deco culous it may seem, bas a, certain stntes ensUfed the adoption of n reso few day& ahctld, the brides-to-be sbould rated 'with three kinds of' cloth strips )Oth q>q.Atrican United til.tion. m~,m·llu:;lJ.l'i~,.Nll\ijln•., jamount of merit luupn "by' the·,.Spedal:(::ommlite... of 24 practice the kunjol. -so that they mak~ of red, yellow ,and blue. ' , 'ber:co~n,re•.arc in.lilina. ." ' , . N911l\J!a,·I~,,~.~,lalown' of· ill., con.lcnt . "Very funny," said Eddi. Car 1000 01) l~prIl'21, which' recommcnded the a good first impre,ssion on, the groom's ~unjolsoca to" father Iroll: affair' DllpJq: Column ioell,. Af.. so A·,40f;1&\Q,!\0 ..de~d .th. convoca' of..o llM"d':'l!l<..rcaolutiop d~'J'Oup ,by The. fint the' 'owner of lithe swinging 600 co~~c!l.:\0 examjne'fuftfter ste~e.aains.t immediate family and relatives in'-Iaw.· Fo;ur, kunjoli'.,.:BrO made" to bim lin ·Hollywood. "it wouldb. a nice ti'1,Dot 1h~~~,y.:Cillll\cil to c:O!'oider t~~"·~~~P~'1'\t!.. 300 .oulpem':· ~hod.si.,eavl8ligtd. by The 'offering of pyeba~ksom'elimes and 'then lanoth-=r:four kunjols are made lStunt " bUfll'~I\.''''UC''~~J,~oPlcd.' ~r,:,!1~·.Ji:b~'i~ved'/p Ciaui/let/; .per lin., body type, AI.. 10 th'4' .. .t .• .' How•• .. the. UN CIi~Pler,Sev.n :the Ch.rter of the takes, place after the bride anJi groom 'of Contd on p~se4 c'~,,~"liqa·,of iii." Afr:ican: &roup. qual1Alro,thaI" .the~lnd.Pl'nd.nt·African .. (m;nil11um I "veil ,liM' JUT inser/ion, any/hint J,IS FOREIGN Un'ite~'.Nati~n8 , rdin cbitt~blutiQn $40 A<;o<> a·lO. '\'OlI,iqfprmC;d.oun:a" at .tatoOin \beir ·cvid.ntly, will. b. charged- Sellen lin,,) tlHh..6a~\rmee'tin,;~ore:wu I~t,~'up~~awill-!~i~'tf?n~,~o:~~,ofa9n;c..'fpfCfr't9 The committee ursed Britain to use $' is ,"b-eo~: lb~'ltaclat • 'llC'l/al. to..draft· .'.' /olDt ovortliibl\';' Smith .eliqu. 'and forCe to,put'a~end to the rac.iit Duno. ,, JI-.... " • I, 1', $ IS r_lul",., ,J'bC., commlt~¥ui!." 're- wmJ~.~,.the:'~liC~~cil;to.·tak. adv,rtili"~ rity:·rC:SU!to···..and,Iii denQUo":th.·llov- ", , .. FlIr fur/her inlor.matitln' COlitact , pre~ntauv".Q('A)~Ia<~~bli;and·, ~artlI~:,OiltoJ'CC.!l!C11I'm ~.: ... .plnlt •mm~ntO,·of.the 'South ,African R.pub Se":"Il\I~inabiictediby.tbc'·01Plila&liQnsOIitiielnRljOelclia~,·:I.'." " lIc"an~>.rQrtuR.1. for '~PPQrt·to .tho ofo;A~~~i"'~Iall.·I~,,~·tho: . Thl"~'"'pt1.cI4Iy';.th• .PUlWIO' of Smith, regim.. O~i ''hw~~'~''wlt1t'''cboktu''''''-{lieadm~es , tUAIt~n' Afrlea!.";~.ri!!lJl~tI.1O Olferlng Pyeliaek-Clajl' In" piece), a brlde V'meN .. tm.Sontbcm"RI!P\lCIiB;reJll'O' th•. th.:lilll!ted all awa:! bow~.wltb sontmIVos.,of M.U;,NI...... ··and 'Uallllda .nd '/l'~l'Q1!,.~'Briti.h· d~tresOlution, floor-deep tbe be!p'of a i!\ald·'of'lio·nptir. In front Cif the "pyebaek" (not sbown m (T'''l .. here) sit her Pilrents-in.law t~reeeivll tbe!r daugbter-In-law'~bows • •