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7-18-1967 Kabul Times (July 18, 1967, vol. 6, no. 95) Bakhtar News Agency

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Untted NatIOns work m the fleld_ untIl sovereignty lind' independ- :, tRe, growth ofJeg~1 ~8tems and- ped' WJtb an aoswer"for this:~.too course, hIghly technical and the acceptanc~ Pbelarg~n eXIstence of such agreements IS of law on' the developmg and ence give WIlY to of ,the,.resp,ect for law' In de!elop- It was to' be ' ':: k- ~ttlci1lar hardly known outSIde the CIrcle newly Independent countries the deCISIons of tlie organised mg I countries, and 'a A few days weot by aod i. alteriC!­ PM Attends of natIonal and mternattonal Many of these countnes are acu­ commurnty of states, 're8Pifnsibility must devolve )up. ed another P\lrty The same>:qlles- Jump To'Death speCIalIsts In the partIcular sub­ tely conscIous of the IInportance We are Well aware that such a on' the Iindividual lawYers" 'and hans were aslied agalo and agam Ai. Pashtun Prince's Ject The fact remaIns that this and need for developmg a legal day IS stIll far off and that in Juridical tnStltUtiOns in these and J was fully ~qulpped to anSIVer regulatory network llffects al­ structure, parttcularly 10 the thIS respe~t the baSIC Ideals and cOUJItrles I am convlnced'th8t them ' _ ;;;{-, , 1," Rome ,Police HQ most every mdGeneva tQ form 9 The Umted Nattons does pro· indian and Brazilian, the last ing, spinning, dyeing, steaming, and Most of the constructIOn equip. rector-general or pubhClty In the Assembly perhaps a httIe more larger and more active role In general Internabonal orgaOlsa' Vide us WIth the means, by and Press On Women Issued by the Bl'1I2illan em- , stamping sections ment needed will come from other Tribal AffaIrs Department, Dard­ should be said about the action the next 20 years than It has tlOn, the League of Nations large, to achieve the aim of jus' bassy In New Delhi. proJects which have been completed mand read oul the biOgraphy of taken at that sessIon In tbe mat­ m the past All of you, I am sure, These 50 years have seen aston- bce for everY indiVidual and (Continued Iro/ll page 3) Tlte Man, wearing a f)Iue The Bagramle plant Is one ot four the latc prmco In a speech, Pacha rules, a mother who cares for the ter of outer space A treaty on are well aware of Jts recent Ishong polobcal changes and de- hence of peace for all mankind suit without a tie, was waiting proposed under the Third Five Gul Sahib, a Pashtunlstam reSldmg family's economy and avoids lavish Minister Testifies the pnnclples gavel nlng the Judgment where It declIned to velopments m sCIence and tech- The process mllY be slow but the to be receiVed hy an ,official Year Plan The others are to be In Kabul, said the communIty bad expendItures or helps her poor actlvilles of States 10 the ex­ pass upon the ments of the nology If we conSIder all the means are there, 1t IS for us to of the ailens police when he bUilt ir Herat, Nangarhar and suffered a big loss In hIS deatb ploratIon and use" of outer space, claims of EthiOPia and LIberia strams that cQpfront modern In' use them properly neighbours' children can in the r~ onto a terrace on the flfth Before Jirgah Balkh Lyaqat Hatat the son of the late 10 rerms of SOCial servI~es be called a . . including the mOon and other agamst South Afnca the case ternatlOnal socIety, It IS perhaps In clOSIng, may I saY'that I floor 'Of the police building It IS estimated that by the end of prince thanked the government and volunteer T KABUL, July 18, (Bakhtar)­ celestlBl bodies was adopted at of Southwest Africa Of course, surprIsmg, In thlS sense. that we was most anxiOUS to remQUl here and jumped off. the Third Five Year Plan textile people of Afghanistan on behalf of Volunteer service 15 based on feel Dr Noor\ Ali, the mInister of com­ the General Assembly sessIon thiS case has had WIde repercus­ have any law at all Yet that law WIth you throughout this con- Earlier, the POllce said, be production 10 th~ country Will be hiS famtly for the sympathy shown 109 that It 15 nght to help other merce, attended the general sesSion last year and was subsequently SlOns and opinions dl Her as to eXists and 11 1S growmg-grow- ference and to obtain the bene- told a Vatican Swiss guard 114 per. cent more than m 'the first to them human bemgs, asserts the writer of the Meshrano Jlfgab meetlDg opened for signature and rati­ whether the course of mternatIo­ ong because men are stnvmg to fIt of yourdehberabons It IS a that'his C:<>lIDtrymen were out year of the Plan, a source in the A condolence meetmg was held The writer gives an example of the yesterday He answered the ques­ ficatIOn or a~ceSSJOn by states nal adjudicatIOn may have been establish It and because, m our gWat source of regret to me that to kill him and that be needed MIOlstry of Mmes and Industries today by the Tribal Affairs Depart­ Il IS Widely felt that With time sel back as a result Certainly mlel dependent world an mter- I am unable to do so I feel Afghan women s volunteers assoCla protection, The Swiss guard tions of Senators 00 the Commerce said ment m the Shalrpoor mosque thiS treaty may prove to be a one consequence of the South nallOnal society w,thout law IS 1 musl: apologise for the bnef- hon and the type of servIces they passed blm over to the Italian MIDISIry's budget for the curreo' form of Magna Carta of the new west Afnca case IS that a great unthmkable We see that pnn- ness of my stay and I am sure perform For instance the associahon police for questioning Afghan ylar and also on the export world of outer space SinCe It pro­ deal of thought IS bemg gIven clples established on the mter- you will understand that Jt IS distributes clothes (the money for and Import of commodIties which IS raised through charity The meetlDg, whlcb was attended 181 Pumps Installed Vides at an early stage In man's to the pOSSible need for changes natIOnal plane particularly 10' because of my dubes and obliga- Riots Erupt Again pi ogrammes) to Wahlen prisoners and adventure ouslde thiS planet, an In the compOSl tlOn and PI acedu· matters such as human rights, tlOns at UOlted NatIOns that I by 46 Senators, lasted from 9 a m Sick women They also help 10 BOUItGUffiA JR.. Instrument fOI cooperatIve ac· Ies of the Court fmd rncreasmg place In domestIc must cut short my partiCipatIon to 4 P m 11 was' presided over hy In Katawaz women's adult education tlOn Instead of dIssenSion and If we take the long VIew, per­ legIslation In thIS conference CANCELS PAK VISIT Senator Abdul Hadl Dawl In New Jersey haps we should not he surpnsed RAWALPINDI, July 17, (Reu­ GHAZNI, July J8, (Bakhtar)­ confhct I PLAINFIELD, Ncw Jersey, l'l.lt .slales as sovelelgn and In~ ter) -Tumslan ForeIgn Mlms­ In Katawaz Woleswah 181 water It IS ImpOSSIble tn budd a legal July 18, (AP) -RIOtous gunfire sYstem ovcrnlght, but I belIeve depende"nt entitles have been ter Habib BourgUiba Juntor Deputy Killed In pumps have boen 1D'lalled 10 tap subterranean waters for UTlgation­ crackled thlOugh thIS suburban "e should not underestimate the reluctant to go to an mternatlO· Afghan Week In Review has cancelled hiS VISIt here, city Sunday brangmg a curfew contnbutlOn the UOlted Nations nal court In VleW of the relative due to start tomorrow, after be- some by farmers and some by the novelty of Jud,clal settlement Ing called on Importanl state Shop Collapse Agncultural Bank The Bank has Pazhwak Sets Thur.. Deadline UN Observer Reports To ordel to check Negro VIOlence has made over the past 20 years s~nt A white polIce offIcer was inJured bUSIncs!'O, he SaId In a message froJIl also 200 water pumps to Ghaml In these nev. areas of eConOmIC on the mtel natIOnal scene We French Aid For Plan, Kabul KABUL, July 18, (Bakbtar).­ Bull On Israel Shelling and died Monday after bemg b(:aten Water Project Tehran proV1Pce to be dlstnbutcd among and SOCial Interdependence Tb,s know that even on the early hiS' Ahmad Ian, the Deputy from Deb For Middle East Resolution CAIRO, July 18, (AP) -Col and stomped by a Negro gang fol­ work contmues, J£ anything at a tOI Y of national life automatic HIS meSSage was disclosed by Sabz, Kabul, who dIed Sunday, was fanners CO RoseOlus, the SwedIsh offl' Afghamslan continued to play an last week an Interna(Jonal Mone· PrOViding water for Afghan cHles The 20 b P pumps can draw 41~ llNITED NATIONS Julv 18 fDPA\­ lowmg the shootmg o( a 22 year-old faster tempo than before and I su bmlsslon to the JUrisdIctIon of the PakIstan gbvernment here buned yestwlay cer headmg the UAR SIde of the active role al the United Nations to tary Fund d~legatlOn began Ialks IS a major concern of the govern­ 476 galloDS of water per mmute Abdul Rahman Pazhwak, President of the General Assembly has Negro Anether white man was pul thonk tb"lt 10 another 10 or 20 cou rts of law was by no means last mght Ahmad died )D the jebns of deadlln~ Suez Canal ceaseflre hne has try 10 find a peaceful settlement to wlth Afghan authonhes With the aim lilt\. set (7 p.m Afghan Standard Time), Thursday, as the by led from hiS car and critically bea_ Years, students of the United Na assured ment and mUniCipal corporations from a depth of 110 ft sent hIS fIrst report to Gen Odd the Middle East cnsls which, as the of further Improvmg the value or throughout the country Last week one of his newly constructed shops which the delegations must have completed a draft resolution on ten by another band of Negroes tl0ns Will perceIve WIth some A great questIOn that remams whlcb collapsed Sunday, A WOlDan A fanner, Mohammad Ismael, Bull, chIef of the UN Truce Su­ result of a slubborn pollcy adopted Afghan currency and seeking ways a hlgh-ranklog offiCial of the Ka­ says that one pump can lITigate the Middle East problem or found some other way to end the The state pohce and natIOnal sur pnse the scope and Importan to be exammed by the legal Get your was also-klI1ed and another IDJured, pervlslon orgaDlsahon the guarllmen (state mlhtla) were profeSSIOn and students of gov­ by the Israeli government could to Increase Afghan exports such as bul muniCipal corporation said tbat seven acres of land 10 24 hours emergeDcy session of theAssembly. ce of the UnIted NatIons' con­ / Dr. Abdul I'resident ')f the newspaper AI GomhourYa re­ no! be solved (rUlls, karakul ~nd carpets plans 3ce 00 band to utIlise the wa­ - Zahir, sent to aId CIty polIcemen Irt tnbutlOn to the creatlon of a ernment alike IS whether there Woles! JirJiah, mem~ of the cabi­ Otherwise he would ask for ad­ ported ter of Kargha lake Ju,t nortb of o~ Journment of the session, which contaInmg, then quletmg the VlO­ coherent Intel national legal or· are any means In lhe final ana­ copy the net, aDd mem~rs of the Wolesl hr­ It quoted Rosenms as saymg he By the weekend AfghanIstan and Kabul ro' proVide drInkmg water to would be tantamount to Its conclu­ lence der lYSIS of enforcmg the develop­ In an mtervlew With Th~ Kabul gab atteoded the funeral. Veterinary Team Visits Ghazni mformed Bull of the regrettable Mayor George Hatfield charg­ No survey, however cursory, mg components of what may one several other countrIes had Introduc­ Times the b~ad of the 1M F delega the capItal SIOn, be announced Monday Israeh shellmg Saturday of the r~olutlOn Th~ Kabul Times A condolence meeting Will be ed the VIolence was llplanned, of the work of the Umted Na­ day form a coherent sYstem of ed another al the emer­ han saId Afghamslan must lind announcemeot by the munl­ The General Assembly w1l1 meet Ismailta hotel where the UN gency session of the UnIted Na­ clpal corporahon waS part of a held for the late Ahmad Jan m tbe open Insurrection" sparked by tIons Will be complete wltbout mtel natIonal law-a system mOre ways of InCreaSing Us exports Shah Do Shamshlra mosque tomor­ To Look For Milk For Kabul agam Thursday personnel are staYing as wel1 as lions General Assembly calhng up· maJor project bemg' undertaken by at At ItS last session J.:'raday, the four mghts of Negro rlOtmg 10 conSideratIon of the Internatio­ w.thout which, 1 am <:onvmced, H~ lauded the measures adopted by Annual GHAZNI, "DIy 18. (Bakhtar).­ several other cIVlhan ·areas on Newark, 18 miles (28 km) ,north on member naUons to force Israel ftIat orgamsatlon One of these IS row by the Wolesi Ilrgab. Assembly had passed a resoluuon nal Court of JustIce whIch, as a our ultImate goals of peace and the government -In recent years to A delegation of experts from the veterinary depratmeDt of the the westeln bank of the Suez east He declared a CitYWIde cur­ pnnclpal organ of the UOlted PI aspenty cannot be achIeved to refram from incorporating the Improve the finanCIal SItuation the constructIon of a big avenue In relleratmg the UN demand of J ..ly Canal Jordanian scenon of Jerusalem Ihe heart of the city wIlIch will ;el the Khyber. MinIstry of AgrlcDlture and IrrigatioD arrl,ved here yestel'day 4 that Israel rescind all rnea:sures few from 10 pm to 6 a m and Nations prOVIdes machmery for As the result of jOlOt cooperation Arrivals And Rosemus told the newspaPer 16 dIrected lIquor stores and tave­ The Afghan delegatIOn In a spe­ nd of many old houses and ~asc morning to find out the quality and yield of milk from cattle In altering the status of Jerusalem lmpartlal adJudication and IS the between the Afghan government and observers were due to be sta­ rns to close ech a( the General Assembly cond­ traffic The corporatIon announc this province. But apart from that no other re­ supreme JudICial body for ques the IMF smce 1964 tbe value of the AI. 110. tIOned The number waf hardly He saId more than 100 per_ emned Ihe negative attItude adopted ed that It has paid more Ihan Af 14 Departures Sample, of milk will be taken by InItial production of 13,000 litres of solutIon bas been adopted ancl con­ tJOns of mternatlOnal law As afgh~nl has been stablltsed suffiCIent for their mISSIOn sons had been arrested A tqtal th!' team to be analysed by expert, milk a day I you are aware, It has all the by the government of Israel toward millIon to persons whose proper­ KABUL, July 18, (Bakhtar),­ 5ulta:tions among the dltfere.nt In the laboratory in Kabul The team IS to analyse the milk groups of delegations have no' led of 12 people were mJured; 10 by aspects of a natlOnaf supreme any kmd of peaceful and Just settle­ In other news of the week the tIes have bten appropnated for the Abdul Gbaloor, president of the ment or the MJddle East CriSiS projeCt The Idea IS to find out whether avaIlable 10 the provinces to deter~ to any tangiqle results, either UAR Thanks Afghanistan gunflfe court, expect for the mlssmg preSIdent of the Afghan Air Autho­ wbeat popularISation section ID the At daybreak. nallOnal guardsmen Gb"lml will be ~ble to supply IlUlk mme the fat content and grade it. The conS'Ultations concern :l plan KABUL, July 18, (Bakhtar)­ element of automatic compulso­ rity. said In an exclUSive mtcrVlew Ministry of Agriculture and Jrrfga­ The Mmlstry also hopes to estab­ entered the notous Negro area rY Junsd,ctlOn Just as the Cbar' Here al home most of rhe develo­ wllh The Kabul Times that tion, left Kabul yesterday for Rome to Kabul ned dr all demanding the wfthol'awal The Nallonal Assembly of the Un'­ t a seps- MODERN FLATS lish centres to protect cattle from 1n an armoured troops carner ter of the UOIted NationS-in­ pments In the week concerned the Stmilar surveys have been carried of tsraell troops behind the prp_war ted Arab Republic m a telegram to ra e corporation WIll be formed to Modem flats; eaeh c:<>ntalnlDg to participate In the mtematiooal disease In areas supplying the dairy to patrol the streets and yards deed as part of the Charter-the economy The Third Five Year out m Kaplsa and Parwan, and in hnes and declarmg the stale ot war the Wales. lIrgab bas thanked tbe \ link Kabul and remote areas of 3 bedrooms, living room, dinning wbeat semlDar , the woleswaUs of Qarabagh, Mir m Kabul ended governmeot and people of Afgha­ I1ttered WIth glass and debns statute of the court IS based up­ Plan was maugurated over 3 months the country by air Mohammad Esbaq Secandane, an room, k1tehen. modem bath· Bacha Kat, ChardJe and Shakar· Observers said such a dratt was OlstaD for their support to the Arab Guardsmen searched all cars on the prmclples of the sover­ ago Many surveys still have to be In the Third Plan the govern~ room,. Be1'Vaat's In good offiCIal of Government Mooopolies \ room. leavang the not zone, a 14 block e
gnty and equahty of States underlaken before actual work can darah (COn/d on page 4) sLand agaInst Israeli aggreSSIOn 'i Jirgah Committees men! has laid emphaSIS On hnk­ JPcality. Ready fer immediate wbo had gone to the SOVlot UnIOn MIlk from these ar~as will be area of the Negro reSIdential Far fewel than half of the start on projects enVisaged In the ~- Goldberg Urged To '1 Ing by air remole areas of the coun­ occupation. For informatioD COD­ live years ago to study the transport brought to Kabul, where a -dairy section I present members 6f the Untted (Conrd Irom page J) Plan lasI week In a radiO IOter­ try Small airports are being bUill tact apUtriteuls opposite the eeonollUCS, returned bome yesterday Nations accept compulsory Jur­ view the French ambassador to tbe plant IS to b, established with an In' the Meshrano J trgah yes­ 10 these areas and the Afghan Au telephone exchange In Share Mohammadullah, dlNCtor of the Step Aside Boumedienne, Aref In Moscow IsdictIon and even those mem­ Court of Kabul, ,peakmg on the AuthOrity JS gOIng to purchase small DaruI Aman researcb farm. left Afghan-Indian Talks terday Abdul Wahab Halder, occasion of hiS country's nauonal Nad, neat the Indian Emhassy, NEW YORK, July 18, (AP)­ bers acceptIng It do so often only plan«:s which can operate 10 such Kabul yesterday for Tehran to par­ On Trade Accord Begin deputy minister of plannmg, Phone: 20694 ~J Amen~ subject to extenSIve reserva day revealed that hiS government The ActIon Comnuttee lOo After Arabs' Cairo Summit testified before the House's Com­ areas Two of the planes purchased tic/pale ID a vegelables seminar " NEW DELHI, July 18, (Bakh­ tlons has mformed Ihe government of Af. from Canada Will be delJvered lat~r Abdullah Naik, director of the UNESCO Experts can-Arab Relallons bas called upon tar) -The Afgban trade dele­ millee on Publtc Works on the ghaOlslan hhal It Will contrlbule US Ambassador Arthur Goldberg I feel I should add that there conslt uctton of a brtdge In the Ihls year veg~tables aod frUits section of th~ MOSCOW, JDly 18, (AP).­ galion which arnved here Sun­ som~ to dlsqua1Jfy hImself ID the current has been a reCl'nt and very en Abdullah BUr] area In Kaplsa 7'\ millIOn French francs to .5HAHPASAND, MmlStry of Agriculture and IITIga­ Meet Rafiq Two Arab presidents arnvcd here Monday from the Arab sum day to hold talks on a new trade wards the Implementation of the The new airline COrporatIon Will tiOO, left Kabul yest«day und« an speCial seSSion of the General As· mit talks in Cairo. The emissaries from the summit were Presi­ The Meshrano Jlrgah's Com­ (unction lDdepe:ndently of Anana agreement With India paid a Plan FAO programme to partlc1pate 10 a KABUL, July 18, (Bakhtar)­ sembly caUed to diSCUSS the Arab­ dent Douar! Boumedienne of Algeria and President Abdel Rah· courtesy call on IndIan Mmlster millee on Budgetary and Fman Afghan AlrllOe" which flles bet­ clal Affairs yesterday dIscussed semtnar on raising fruit and vege­ The two-man UNESCO team thai israelI conflict man Aref of Iraq of Trade Dam Smgh yesterdllY. ween th~ major Afghan Cities and An unprecedenteQ cut In the A telegram to Goldberg from the the development budget of the Thl!'O IS lhe firsl substantial help Iabk production to .pe beld 10 arnved 10 Kabul some time ago to Boumedlenne, whose troops bave A report from Cauo said the The delegatIOn, headed by extended by lhe government ef foreign countrIes price of Shah Pasand vegetable examme the adult educatIon pro­ S""retarY-Oeneral of tbe ActIon \Veather Forecast MInistry of Justice oil Moscow and Tasbk~nt tak~n up pOSItIonS IJl the Suez Ca­ UAR notified the United Natloo, Dr All Nawaz, preSIdent of France toward the economic deve gramme to th; country paid a cour­ Comm'ltee, Dr MT Mehdl, saId, The budgets of the Kabul Mu­ Shah Pasand-the best veget Mobammad NabJ Gbazwal, a nal area, has Jed the more mlhtanl Monday tbat any israelI attempt to the foreIgn trade department of lopment of thIS country It 1S the tesy call on Dr Mohammad Ebsan "There J.8 a great deal of SuspICIOn niCIpal CorporatIon and the Af­ able 011 avajlable member of the leglSlaUve depart­ Arab factIon demandmg strong floal boats 10 Ihe Suez Canal would the Commerce Mmlstry, later Skies throughout the conntry resuh of a state ViSit paid by HIS Rafiq, deputy mInister for agncul­ In tbe mlOds pf mllhons that your ghan Atr AuthoTlty were also Shah Pasand-tasty, healthy, men' of tbe MIDIStry of JUSllce, left counterachon agamst Israel be regarded as a VIOlatIon of the began talks With Indian offiC­ w:tll be blue- l'esterday Bost MaJesly the King to France In 1965 Fran~e ture, yesterday They excbanged personal emohonal conSlderatlon 'taken up In yesterday's meet­ and dependable, Kabul yeslerday for under A communtque at the end of the ceasi;:tlre Ials was the warmest recton of tile which began a new phase of amica­ a Freoeh government scbolarsblp to VIews on adult education among mIght be afleetlOg American policy 109 of the CommIttee You can buy yOW Shah Pa­ • summit talks 1n Cairo called for conntr,; with a hlrla of 44 C, 11l ble: rei allons between the two l~arn farmers. m the ioterests of Israel but 10 the The dlrecfor of land settle- saDd vegetable oil ludlclal aflatm uOIty of Arab naIJons for effective F The c:<>ldest redOD of the countnes from aU Zaydullab Badakhshi, ao offiCIal Earlier, th~ team attended a meet­ detrIment of the Umted Slates," was wltIt a ment In the administratIOn of shops. and adequate measures to erase tho eountry N SalaDr While AfghanIstan needs more of the MlDlstry of Mmes and In­ Ing 10 the MlDlStry of Educatioll Goldberg I' a Jew low of 6 C, n F Kabul DrOYJnCe answered ques· consequences of Israeli aggreSSIOn finanCial resources rehance on for­ dustry who had gone 'IX y~ars ago OffiCIals of the MlnlStrl~s of Edu- Mebdl said that the US faIlure US, Soviet Union Agree On Wind spee' was 3. DOts (33 tIons On land settlement In the Observers In Cairo saId thiS was Meshrano Jtrgah's Committee ~Ign loans and grants alone Will be ------_.. to the USSR to ,tudy m\JIera1 ma­ cation, Information and Culture, to support the Pak;slam resolution miles per hour) Dust storms wh~cb potentIally the most lmportant decl· on Heanng of Complamts detrimental to the nallonal economy chJQery, returned to Kabul y~Sh~r· PlanDlog, the Iotenor alld Mines called upoo israel to rescmd are forecast In th~ aItentoon SIan taken at the summit Steps In Space Emergencies GRATITUDE day aod Industnes attended the meet­ Its measures In Jerusalem was the ror Kabul &lid central rectoDs. I am very grateful to Profs. 109, at wblch matters related to baSIS of wtdespread SuspiCIon coo­ At the very Least Boumedlenne GENEVA, July 18, (DPA)­ and Aref were expected to bnef The wmperature in Kahul at Christlon Delboy, Dr. Castiet adult educallon were discuased cernmg the role of Goldberg l'he UtlIted Sutes and the Soviet Union have reached ,Preliminary , a,m. was 23 C, 73 F Christion and R1vaIlan ADD- UK Agents In Dr Raliq told a Kabul TUDes re­ He &aId the Amencan pOSItion of SOl'let I~aders 00 the summit talks, recovery of astronauts aDd their space vehicles In emergencies, World News In Brief and most ask tor Soviet help to Yesterday's temperatures' CAIRO, July 1?, [AP) -UAR Marle nurse. I porter this mornlOg that tbe ...tab­ dlSagreelDg Wltb the acl, yet failing a&Teement on a numher of measures designed to ensure the safe Kabul :19 C 14 C ved 16 years of a Itfe sentence carryon an Arab war aga1l1st Is· PreSIdent Gamal Abdel Nasser m Jatl at Naples He acknowled­ I was under their treatment "shment of pilot prolects for the to vote agamst Israel. 15 like "con­ such as crash landings, it was announced here Monday. Hong Kong Get d~mnmg rael &4F 57F receJveli a message from Presl­ ged Ii,s gUIlt but pleaded to' be for SOlO.. time In the Nader Shah populansatioo of lIteracy was dis· the crime and refuslDg to The agreement was reached dur~ the launchmg state and the UN :wC nc denl Joseph Mobutu of Congo released to see his-aIlIng mother Hospital, and thsDks to their care cussed Wltb the UNESCO team condema the cnmlDal It mg a meetmg mGeneva of the legal Secretary-General mformed of the 119 F 77 F (KInshasa) apologlzmg for the before she dIed and attentloJ;l, I bad a quick re­ New Protest subcommIttee of the United Nahons steps II is laking and of their re Herat 34 C 21C eovery I offer t~em my best anti Arab attitude of the Congo­ HONG KONG, July 18, (Reu­ Conumttee on the Peaceful Uses of suit " '3 F 70F wishes. ' Outer- Space. which closed Friday On the question of liablhlY for lese UN cblef delegate durmg ~ONG ter) -The Afro-Asian Journal­ JaJalabad nc 3%C the receQ t votIng over the is­ HONG July I?, (Reu­ MlIY they be sucoesstul In Indian Princes Gather To Protect Privileges After conSidering three proposals damage caused by the launching of ter) -More than 500 persons ISts AssOCiation In Pekmg. yes­ Itt F aa F raeli annexation of Jerusalem, their llves. prmces of theIr special status and some for the oPPoSltton par­ submitted by the UOited States, the what It termed "objects," the sub~ Gardez 2ac 18C were arrested here YesterdllY tn terdI!Y condemned the Bntlsh NEW DELHJ, July 18, (Reu­ , the MIddle East news agency ;KhwaJa Mohammad ter) -Indian princes are band­ and pr1VY purses, the ex-rulers tIes Soviet Umon and Jointly by Canada comnuttee 'provIsionally agreed" on , &4F 64F hghtmg polIce -raids against se­ authdUng til a dis from investmg in stocks and shares 1966 the money was still pourmg In market lant t\nl~ trou\, lak" to II1LIn the -By bargatnlng with tbe EEC to Is that they do nOI know how to go and the number of holdmgs increas These institutions now own Why tht c!iimge? about It on .be Ther. seem aeve­ get better terms there tor partlcular_ The Slock Exehange is ed by 15 per cent Thla technique 01 halt of their depositors more than I-ai explanations oflen regarded Iy Vital Commonwealth exports­ as a sopbistlca1:ed poohng funds has also helped the 30 per cent of the total 01. ordinary • FirSt, and form of gambling very Importaht. Is the Canadian wheat nnd i"i'rCtals, New where fortunes growth at investment clubs which shares They also act as watchdogs lIUl'erence In the can be won Canadian prime Zealand meat and butter, West and lost and the out are often informal groups of people and frequently exert dlscreet pres· STEPS TO INCREASE lnlnisters Then-It was cooservatlve Indian sugar etc Sider will 5'00n lose his capital who work together or hve sure FOOD OUTPUT ,John -BrItain could do near bchmd tbe scene if a company DlelenbOket, now It is liberal its Commonwealth partners n much The Wider Share Ownership Couo each other Incurs their displeasure In expressing ',Lester Pearson cil is a privale optimism about Afghanistan's This Idea shbuJd be better service than hanging on and body which exists to From a SOCial pomt of view it Many companles run employee endeavours stressed upoll the land­ Dietenbaker, despite bls Germanic overcome this barrier to lDeet the wheat shortage and owners and letting tbose preferences dwindle to of ignorance must be desirable for more mdivi share ownmg schemes, by which they sh(luld be utred mill even ob­ name, 18 a man nuHuted on the to dispel aU wrong impressions duals bridging the 'food gap', the American experts liged the point where they Were ot no ne of to have a stake 10 the growth employees are encour.aged to buy through proper Iegliilatlon; to 1iI~ concept of Commonweal~ it not goUating use the Stock Exchange and of the who made a month's study of the situation to Inform economy and to be watching shares 10 the company, and some have the per aere pnlifiietlon of the llilid OIey.jIGilBess empire, a man to whom the turn -Because the public of the processes of invest contmually also referred to the Iinportance Britain would no longel" for profitable cammer times are gIven a bonus tn the from of giving incen They should attempt to realJh the'stliWi'iIB "Tile Mother OJuntry" sllll seems expect ment in stocks and shares clat Situations tives to the farmer What set preferences itself In c.ommon. Admittedly the power of a tree Issue ot shares sort of incentives are by the experimmtal farms. 'lilting when _iIkInll 01 Britain wealth markets The council always emphasises the ot the mdlvldual needed each Commonwealth small mvestor IS A survey by the Acton Society and who should be encouraged? The To achieve Pearson Is an InternaUonalist, government dangers of such investment that very hmlted this goal tbe MiDIit'tY of ~ll\i­ a would be free to import do but it should be 1m on the saVing habits lower~ idea of incentives for farmers Is J man who ha. alWays undoubtedly eXI$t of 10 one that even Iture al\d ItrlgattOll as well as tli\! AgrteUItUre seen aanoda more from others nnd thus 10 make shares can go proved by the new companies Bill come groups the advanced countries as an Independent better down as well as indicated that there was of the world have had to and Oottage Industries Blmk mlilt country i:J1aylng a deals ' u.p Shares are Many experts would hke to see on enormous resort to b\\lp thela­ 'world role In which Iron beds of various basically a long term degree at iiJlorance to keep production up. Right now seve­ ndowners Free ~'d ~u the relotlonahlp The rcal future for Canada In n sl:.:es are made at '\tefaq plant mvestment much more radical changes in Com_ Ilbout IOvestment advice s1illiild wllh Brtlllin Is and a new investor generally ral governments In ~urope, Includinc some of be made liDD~e'd \lut one 01 many world of developing trading blocs should always pany Law on the disclosure side Employee available t6 them. \stratiiS ,~nd rather less Importllnt take good professional to share owlng schemes the Common Market countries and In every lies wlth the United States and InS advice be-­ enable shareholders and mvestment Britain, have of seeds shoilld be SJ)!U'4 iUi'd Iilliirern metb (respeot fore taklng are particularly useful in that they to subsidise than that with the United tead at gazing sadly at fading Com Company the plunge on to the ahalysts to have all the various Items of food products ods of ploughing aJld ~ ~ State. That Works With Metal stock necessary famJllBnse those who otherwise This as the use rnohwealth trading ties every effort And Men market mformatIon to assess Is because production costs are higher than of chemical s~"be ~~ The a company S would nevcr conSider this torm at fertllsl!r should be dIrected tow8pd'" finding most easily visible sign of prospects The shareholders what the consumer could pay for The state, In iiWiB~ To Dletellbilker The Alifaq Metalworks Company By the growmg func savlOg with the processes of Inves short every atteDipt be'miiide to In the thought that flew ways to expand cross Our Own Reporter t1nue to try to mterest 10 JOvestment han IS to therefore, pays farmers border ,ponds 20 per cent of ItS prOVide quality pro act as a watchdog and Iment 10 stocks and higher standard rates crease land prodlii:tlVitY Britain was prepared to weaken the commerce profit to sident, have travelled Widely In the on the Stock Exchange n the shares \hl'O«poilt the ~t­ belp pay ducts m modern style to 11s many last keep an eye on the actiVities of their The (or what they produce Farm products are then ry bonds at Commoowealth was pain for the achvltle, of tbe Au SGV1~t Umon and Iran to few years has been the nse habJt ot share ownmg is un One way of aellIeVlDg tbb aIm is tImiiicb FIVe years atter Canada has come faq learn customers of the company doubtedly sold In the market at much lower ful He reacted emotlonaUy agalost AthleUc Club says Kalandar theIr trade. no foreign experts unIt trust movement By this growmg although the prices the establ\libment of farm COOIIe'J'atlVes, The to accept the validity or ~very one have The Mmlslry method Allhough only 2400000 mdlvlduals ;lverage It To Peatson the logic 01 Shah, who IS preSident of the com been necessary of Mmes and In a small lnvestor value ot an individual s cliannelUng of loans, BrItain', of those arguments and indeed to to help Install the can participate In own shares nearly 24 milhon adVice aud exte'ftMoJr ser­ move Is oVthVl\etmlng pany eqUIpment dustfles gives the company some the growth others holdmgs IS smaller For the future it This (orm of state subSidy IS neither practical vices 6y Whalewr use them as a bnSls for polley or operate It of Industry while mint save through various institutions­ the banks and the ndDtStry Will be­ emotIon ~lnJgli\ We are promotIng two major In help too IS predictable that communal forms nor likely to benefit enter his thinking making Raw material for the doors Win mlsng hiS risk by spread109 a rela life the farmers or rather farm come easier and more temsls In5urance companu:s penSIOn of mvestment wJlt etlectlve through such would be ajOllg the Uoea that the One Is buildmg a metal­ dow frames and beds which the plant contmue to be workers 10 this country This is because a eon cooperatives Three years ago tor example works attractive further .iied6lng 01 Impenal trap Canada Industry m the country and makes to the order of customers slderable number of people working on the fa negottated an agreement for the Once people discover The problem of farm workers should also pings might be no bad thing o torm oth9r IS Improvmg sports Ka~ comes from Iran through rms do not own the land they at tree trade in automobiles for e)tamplc a cultivate They be tackled Simultaneously I Thus the two men and the minIS laodar, who IS an athlete himself • OUf Unit trust that the through proper Ie wlth the US that has resulted In products are 20 per cent are employed farmers Any subsidy of this ters each ~xplaJos He particularly stock market IS not the Jungle they na glslabon A percentage of the money obtamed selected for their cablDets removlOg the preferential posItIon Itkcs vol­ cheaper than those Imported from ture IS not likely to benefit such farm brought baSically of leyball Imagmed then they WIll be more workers through lOcreased productlOn should go Into different Vlew- British cars This worked out so well abroad Kalandar pOInts out BUSI­ and consequently productIOn POIOt! to bear Additionally To promote the welfare Inclined 10 Invest dlreclly tnto the will stUl suller the pockets of these farm workers In the that Ottawa policy makers have of the ness IS good as a result and there The maIn problem fact a facts themselves have company s 40 employees sharcs of IndiVidual companies in our system of agrlCul mlDlmum wage level should be altered durmg SIOC'e been hard at it trying to find Kalandar fore plans for expansIOn are al ture is fixed and the the five years also plans to open a htc:racy Tne baSIC premlse--that savings the low per acre production due to fnnge other IOduslncs which course ready bemg made The <.:ompany S ra benefits commg from mcreased produc­ would lend (GEMINI) for th06C nre essential and that thnrt ther prtmitIve methods of who cannot read and capital now totals needs land cultivation tion should be added to the basic wages Other­ Af I 5 millIon rlnd desNvcs to be rewarded-re Some of the expenmental write Branchcs will be farms established by Wise there is a danger that a growing number cstablIshcd an the mains (ompletelv valid the Ministry The factory was opened provlDces In a of Agriculture and Irrigation -Itave of farm Just a few months AI (U workers, finding their Jobs in tbe conn year ago With K SOURCES) practically demonstrated that increased yields tryslde unrewarding, an 10111al capital of ready there arc two outlets on M~ may leave the fanus for Af I mllhon Twenty hammad Jan could be obtained with the use of improved se better The Iwo rna Khan Watt near the wages 10 the urban areas as semi skilled Making Of A Race Riot In ch'ines art Installed m the factory, Kabul mUnICipality eds and modem methods of cultivation WhIte men A US Town bUlldmg labourers and mduStrtal workers are masters of me­ By Lee Linder WhlCh ha. been budt on a J(},acre Four of the most skilled knology, saId one Young and never bad any kind of trou workers mlll­ SIte on Pule Mahmoud Khan Will soon be sent abroad for morc US AIRLINES tant Negro 10 explalOmg why ble ' Lofton saId lIeve It, and Jones saId It's Just Pohce More eqUIpment has been ordered tramlng Such employees cam he and hIS fnends were rioting saId SmIth, arrested for (rom another whlte man's trick, but a traffIC vlolallon-they lean and IS due to arnve soon about Af 3000 a month Kalandar We re tired of always gettmg thIS ttme also The machines now nothmg we won't be fooled charged hIm WIth scuffling Wlth 1;11 use were 1m notes EARN MORE We rose up We made thIS pbl'led from the SOVI~t VOl on, Ja­ Even'ually Kalandar Doug Jones, 22, the father City offICers and flghtmg wltb of­ hopes 10 of take notice ' pdn and tbe Pederal Republtc of bUild a Jarge factory on a four, lounged against a weather­ fIcers whIle betng quesboned 10 2S acre Yesterday s Ants In Sgt Fred Schlueter was Germany site In the pule Charkt The US scheduled alrlmes an eSt Austrahans felt VIe-wed, Austral and The pnvate General Westmoreland what be 1 can t get a job because my was at the prospect of a Brl for .. agreed to re equtpment to support these IOvestment law pro SmIth hiS client doesn't want reaUy worked over I was llsh monopoly the Japanese burnt out WIth cogntse Japan allClaf! vldes vanous ,oA needs to malntalO the stafus quo m complexlon IS black," he saId PIcked, and re as a GAT T IS estimated 10 cost ab assurances and meen The entIre armed forces of On to be remembered as the beaten, and struck Wor.ld To state these markable speed membel out $700 ml1llOn tlves for local Investors Vietnam That would appear to be 1m I high school graduate Wt th pIstols" Steel Output Up facts-none of mak10g the Perhaps !Ish ImpenaJlsm left alone 8 mere man who started Newark's WhlCh'ls known The former Pnme Mmlster, capllal expenditures It was the proper course until after the and I can't get a Job But If tp the ordmary program­ due to the favourable provi battalion of mercenanes are as Negro noting ThlS law. The arresting officers Austt ahan-shows &bert MenzIes, who held offtce Japan has gradually me about $7700 slons of thiS law Seplember elecuon, wben tbe poh you re whIte you get a Job" have SO 'prAc how far Aus mCreas million that people are nothmg In Ihe eyes of our palnOl1c yer added But tf hIS been transfened tn Last Decode from 1949 to early 1966, ed In IJDPortance In showlDg Ilcal Blr Will be clearer and a fu The fuse that set off the pow to other dutlcs showed as a .market fo! 19b7 when the airlines are grOWing mterest m launch compalnots 10 Hong arrest launched a SOCIal Dams, brIdges, raIlroads, shiPS Ihe latest all the Kong and lhe lure polley for South Vietnam der was the arrest of revolu pendmg a complete IDvestlga­ manufacturmg processes outward marufestatlons Australta tlll today she lS No planning to take dehvery of ab mg new lDdustnes 700 mliiton people and a cab drl bon he'U hve hapPIly Wlth and skyscrapers They all need mIght Price of Anglophlha, an Cbana all of Southeast ASIa can ver Wednesday night the tlon of the Incldent by federal be the host country for such Of Silver but his foreIgn I market Bntam desplte the out 400 pure Jet and turbop.op The editorial mentIOned as lOS be more for a traf memory steel The paper demanded IThe Bn soundly determined flc violation, and state authorlties a conference Other Jarge steel pro polIcy was rooted not 10 WhIte operatIOns of the Commonwealth <111 CI aft equipment outlays are lances the texUle mill near Kabul and resl!ltmg polt­ Ohver Because man has been Iish authOrities In Hong Kong must The EvenlOll cenIen Lofton a former assl&­ Lofton sattt a crowd gathered cngaged 10 ducers, ranked In order behInd the hall but 10 tbe US State De preference system has gradual expected to top $2000 millIon for the vegetabl~ 011 In Star of WasbIng such At World Market plant Bast and SlOp Immediately all Faslcst atroci tant US attorney saId the the shortly after tbe arrest development projects all over U S are the Soviet U010n West partment ly lost ground, not only the first time the cement fan satd Thc Amencan peoplct,. are They beat that guy up," satd and the as a 10 the 10duslry s factory In Herat work ues and bow their heads In 31-year-old Smlth IS sbll hurtmg word spread globe at 0 record pace 1n recent Germany Japan customer hlsim repen nol bemg told what General West­ Calvm TIndall, 17 "I saw When officers ran Bntam and WASHINGTON, July 18 (AP) He held the for Austral.., but also y on which has begun It also men t!;m: e It from the VICIOUS beatmg he out WIth years produchon and consumptton Fraoc~ sunple hehef that as moreland Will get m terms of They stomped on 111m, helmets and swingIng -The US Treasury Department only the a supplter of AustralIan trn honed the statement by the depcty II warned reIn­ they club­ suffered last Wednesday clubs of sleel-the basIc bUildioS matenal UnIted States had the ports OtherWise thliY Will forcements much less bed hIm They killed night to break up the demonst­ So far as steel makers arc con~ FridaY nIght abandoned its po­ power DespIte the most costly work mJOlster of mmes and mdustnes tbat have 10 what he hlm Now, when he was stopped by of the 20th century-has hIt to protect the small (10 shoulder the responslblhty Iblnks he needs The IS that right., two po ratIon they were met by thrown new cerned keeping some sort of stable licY of mamtammg the plrce. of populatIon (Colllcl 011 pact' 4) stoppage In an lllle htstory, caus alrtady pledges for lOvestment for all the war has nol !Icemen arrested and then gIven bricks peaks at any rate) Western serious consequences that bcen gOIng well and If our ASsured the cabbIe and bottles, "and that's balance between supply and demand SIlver at $129 an ounce, a prac­ enclaves cd by a 43 day strIke of the In covering 20 per real ob was very a gOIng over II • World of Australta and New cent envisaged for may arise therefrom • how SmIth's arrest productIon of sleel has In IS Important 1 lCI national ASSOCIation Jecttve stili 16 a free chOice for the much ahve and free on ball, started the Developtng natIons tICe t has followed smce 1936 Zealand art the perIphery of Ma the pnvate sector under the Plan The New Ttm~j the Smith who IS unn'lal rled, has noting .. creased almost SO percent over the se~ of a Idea Of New Money York wrote on people of South Vietnam, preclOU' angry young men wouldn't proper aUoconon of their re The achon was recommended potentIally hostIle chlOlsls Icvenue ton ffilles--the have been received Melina Mercoun be been a cabbIe for SIX years last decade In recent years the total sO\lrcos Asia ovcI,dl HavJn8 already Itttle progress IS (AP) as the major ISsue by the commlSSlOn on the- com mdlcnlOi of airline haf The very fact that busmessmen belOg mad. toward number of steel produclOg The Amencan poltcy was to banished BeaUe haircuts, mlOlsklrfs acbl~vlrtg It We tbInk nations There bas been a growmg reah age whIch held Its second meet [orglve In World ell': mcludlOg passenger, freight are becom1Dg mcreasmgly mterested and lbat General ha. Incmased from 30 to and forget and to bnoll Business baWdy comedIes the Greek mI­ Weslmoreland should be glveo 66-as sahon througbout the developmg Ins dUring the day The com Japan IOta the mali and express actIvity In sche­ In industnal Investment and have litary Junta lhe steel mills, m some developing coun­ Western alhance duled has now added Mehna manpower requuCd to world that more food 15 their most mIssIon now has on hand sufflc as qUIckly as WASHINGTON, July 18, (AP) and charter serVIces-were gamed confidence m the safety of Mercoun handle tbe ~'Pi'rate tries, became a ,tatus symbol posslble to the growmg list of glo­ enemy m Soutb VIetnam. Brifuth Radios" of urgent need-TIght now and even lent quantItIes of the new clad -U S offlc..ls deSCribe the an estImated 12,500 nulllOn 1900 their enterprise shows the fI~S even If Last- Ditch Battle progress success of thal were Greece more so m the years COlDS to Insure In July 1957, a ceremony took CleatlOn of new compared \\ Ilh 9900 mIllion 10 the government Ibls should rL"jUlre a d~clarallOn of By Tom Maoneeee Immediately agamst a short­ mternatIonal In preparing lite Tire ChIcago Darly News siud Brttaln s abead age should place 10 Tokyo that was undOUb­ money-paper gold-as 1965-up 20 per cenl Ton ground a national emergen.cy and a partial two btggest pirate thls.week that he dId all the older SIlver the next mIles for the private sector to play It will take more not know fIght for freedom 22 years World steel·makmg capaelly, the tedly the most slgnlhcant flo\\ n III tban an offiCial or total callup of the reserves radIOS WIll naIl the Jolly Roger how olng hlS ago­ content cams dIsappear from deve­ logIcal step to the Kennedy scheduled servIce rea a fuller role In the nation 5 ecO­ decree to new law-due to vlctOry 10 Japan Day experts say, IS currently lDcreasJng lopment between the Round ched stop Melina Mercouq bltler fightlOg will go on for a long to the mast and fIght for theIr come mto It is sad They would hke 10 have sleel circulation two Coun of Tallff cuts 10800 mlilioo In 19036-an nomy, said the editOrIal from bemg force on August II;­ that the postmaster-general falter than world steel cODllwnpUon, tnes SInce the end Increase Greek Tbe parellel of time' hves when they are outlaw~d would take to has mills, too tf theIr courttnes can Future sales of Sliver from of the war That descnptlon come on of 20 per cent and Tho same Issue of the paper car Marlene actually silence pIcked this date but the need for more steel 18 ex­ the SIgning of a'trade Dletnch IS too ObVlOUS to Pravda Trud and other SOVIet next month the pIrates to strIke a blow afford them bUI the mduslnahsed treasury stockpIles. wlli be " agreement the eve of the US delegatlOn's charter ton miles amounted to ned an mterestmg story of a pick Ignore MISS Dietrich The agalns the freedom of tbe all" pecled to ke~p IOcreasIOg as the de mlted Japan, wlth ItS mdustry mak departure 1';06 nlilhon remaIned newspapers gave blg play to the re­ Bntlsh government's 'ThIS dePeIjds a good countnes have already counseled to two mllhon ounces a Saturday for London compared to 916 pocket who was arrested The re­ superbly fraokly, tough pffen~s deal on Over the past four veloplng D'llt/ons of Afnca, Ai" 109 an astonishing recovel mIllion bitIngly Germao port the eouotry bad achIeved a new mantlme our European colleagues Years, the Ibem that bIg mdustry sueh as ",eek at the gOmg market pnce y and' a meetmg of the f,anance ,n 1965-up 86 per cent port 'aId a Irader named Allab an the 1940', when the law, makmg Most PIrate stabons have abd .Latin America Irao~late blue­ which from wartIme desolabon, was mmlsters The ATA NaZIS dIS­ marked IOcreaSe 10 mdustrlal pro­ It Illegal for anyone of these countrIes have malie steel, caD be built only on a strong was $1 65 Thursday lD the al­ of the West s 10 larg estunates for 1966 are Mohammad bad purchased a fow owned her" to work for, legls!a­ fortunes for tbelr owners from pa10ts for progress tpto aclual can,. world market ready loommg large as a inar est based ductton supply place ad­ ted Holland, I think, IS agrIcultural base The Vnlled Slales, mdustnal natlons-tbe group on nme mnnths actual vertislOl:! Wlth the only BrttIsh adverflsmg t\l6W tlu!y troelion prOjects ket for Australian exports, par of 10 \\Hh the last three an unrelflstered millions of POP loving fans for for example, although lt IS th, estimated .= 11111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111I rac;ho statIon, has already are hqplOg to attract advertls­ Because steel mills cost so much blg~est US Exports bcularly woo'! torc­ one that Ilas not:' he SB1~ mon~y world's steel maker, devot"" To They An ATA compIlatIon ed two of the eIght 109 from abroad to bUlla, aDd reqUIre such hsve been try109 for of fore stations­ Meanwhlle, the pIrates f~. almost casts by US a1thnes ADVERTISING RATES I\adlO 355 and the Dutch are As the plrates plan their pat­ an mvestment in technical skills, a greater proporllOn of Its capl On four years to reform the aqd air­ S KHALIL EdttoNn-<:hlef lang­ broadCasting non-stop appeals to tal Africa Up the other hand Austral.. way the world does busmess by. craft manufacturers shows ! DISplay Column lOch AI lOll uage Radio 227-to announce tie tactiCS, the British Brolid· some developing countrles are now to raISing food than manufao refused to grant that ~ Teldphone 24047 a support Japan recog- makIng more money avaIlable, projectIOns of total passenger ClasSIfied per line bold type AI shutdown pastIng Corporation-whiCh en­ hegIOOIng to queshoo whether their turlOg steel AgrIculture, as a mat­ mbon 20 Carohne, operatmg from sta WASHINGTON, July 17, (AP) as a member of the Gti- when needed to carry on trade trafhc for the scheduled alrlmes (minimum .even line. ~r But the big JOys a radlO mon0.\l?}Y bmlted resources mIght be better ter of (act, 1S the bIggest slOgle 10­ neral inaertton) SBAPIB' RAHEL, two-Carollne. and tlons off the east coast m :an­ pesplte politIcal dtfferences and Agreement on TanU and The Kennedy Round lange from 95 000 mIllion Edilor London-plan to use and the tam-,s quietly pQllhlng ahead sp~ot m other fielDS Food-grow­ dustry ID the V S -<:mploYlOg mor~ Trade Tanff to SUBSCRIPTION RATES foreign ba­ Isle of Man, plans a two minute stIffer competitIOn, US sales to To do so would have cuts to be molle effective over 98,000 mIllion passenger miles Yearly ses to keep with plans for local 109 tS the primary alternative, In people than tbe com bIDed employ­ meant AI 1000 other thetr lucrative str­ sllehce 10 "bonour' of stations and South Africa are expected to that Japanese Imports fIwe Years should spur the fOl 1967 compared to 80,000 mIl For nwliben Ont. dIsl aWltchbosrd eam of pop musIc Prime MI­ a nonstop )'lop pr9~e the face of mounting populahon ment of all the nallon's steei mills could not ever- Balf Year\J' Af 600 and advertlS­ nister Harold Wilson on the to be reeord hIgh ln 1967, 10ter­ be dtscrlmmated ag 10creaslng movement of products han 10 1966-an IOcrease of bet ouml>er 2304], 24028, 20026 "- 109 blarmg pIr­ serve tile 'aualence of SOIDe pressures and automobIle plants plus Ihe puh w~en " Quarterly AI ]00 across Blltam and ate doomsdllY, August 10 natIonal Commerce Magazme alnst among countfles 19 and 23 per cent FreIght • Clrculatloll ""d Adverllnng the North Sea 15 mtllion built up by the pirate•• l,c ulllItles and Ihe transportallon To ton The radio's founder, Ronan There Is already talk of a World reports WalVe t.hls safeguard would They were descrIbed as cau- mIles are expected to total They WIll use offlcel!. m Hol­ Nme communities have been Induslry Total V S farm assels Amencan have been polltlcallY 2,700 mllhon 1 PORBION O'Rahilly, told reporters "1 llID Coaf'fllllce on Steel to take up this expoFts to that coun­ dangerous tlOusly opllmlstlc about the out- versus 2,100 mIllIon Bxtenslon ~9 land, France and selected as suitable lli"O'9'inI!Iiil relat~ amount to two-thJrds of the tolal fpr ,'§ YIUfy.. . Canads, and prepared to go to pllSOn to fIght and prolilems U S Coog­ try were repol'led up 31 per the Austrah"n GoverDJDent come of tbe talks for 1966 ~ slilp essential centres by the government value of all tbe IDdustrial ..Allstralian .48 sUPPlies' to tbelr for freedom on the aIr" and ressman Fred B Roooey of Pennsy­ corpora­ cent more 10 the fIrst four manufactuters stIll All nahons now are agreed €=- 1tUI Yearly Ed.,orilJl offshllre stations tt ts holled that Lelc:eater tIons 10 tbe V S, st;el mcluded had V1VId Along WIth 10creased traffIC, S 23 as 24," from Holland A RadIO London oUlclal Ivama-the bIggest steel-rnakmg re­ montbs of this year, over a memories of pre-war that s.ome form of new money Ihe - QUiIUrly Postmaster-General sald. Sheffield and Merseysfde wlli These are some o( the facts of lIfe comparable Japsnese trade aggre&slon, US alrhnes also showed In­ 111111111I111I1111111I11",'111I1111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111I111I11111111I11111•• • I' Edward "ThiS (August 15) gIon 10 the Urnted States-bas sug. penbd 10 1966 In -a new unit or credtt-wlll ;:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 "the anmver­ he on the faclnS be CI eased earnlOgs For the fIrst 11I111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111 Short admitted In ParlIament sary air Jjy Christmas gested such a meelmg developing countnes today The July 17 Issue of the U S vadmg any market WIth cheap- needed of the end of the greatest 01\ Capllol nlOe mOnths of 1966, alrhne In (RtUTER) as tbey try to figure out dom.sl,c Department of Commerce Pub ly produced products Tbey were In addltlon , Htll to the Umted Sta- dustry operatmg revenues were Thv VOlted States, plans as they coocem production hcatIon says American exports determIned to aVOId a re~h tes, the group whIch produ and use of of 10 comprises $4200 mllhon-up 14 2 per cent ces more than a fourth of tJus metal, known to man to South AfrIca should be can tlOn of thIS hehavlOur the Umted Kmgdom, all the now for somQ 3,000 slderably Canada, from the comparable penod of world's steel and bas pIoneered in years but prG- hIgher than the record The trade agrel'ment was a France, West Germany Italy, (Conld on page 4) of $437 mtllton compromIse Australia did I notBelgium and the Netherland. (Collld all page 4) PAGE 2 t THE KABUL TIMES I THE lKABI:JL 'Bg4!ES JULY: 18, 1967 :.'feli_nn~"Ik iCanadk'i'Vf~w~tll, ~ ,~~. ',)\' I lli:anadillii to the'fad' that Aga,,,,at thlol hackltbund "ltvthmll, Tho~ .Itrltaln It gam try~lr'to get! Into - Ihat tlffea~ed to make Fo&lfFor 'tlte llfe\ harder EUi'iliM'atidUng til a dis from investmg in stocks and shares 1966 the money was still pourmg In market lant t\nl~ trou\, lak" to II1LIn the -By bargatnlng with tbe EEC to Is that they do nOI know how to go and the number of holdmgs increas These institutions now own Why tht c!iimge? about It on .be Ther. seem aeve­ get better terms there tor partlcular_ The Slock Exehange is ed by 15 per cent Thla technique 01 halt of their depositors more than I-ai explanations oflen regarded Iy Vital Commonwealth exports­ as a sopbistlca1:ed poohng funds has also helped the 30 per cent of the total 01. ordinary • FirSt, and form of gambling very Importaht. Is the Canadian wheat nnd i"i'rCtals, New where fortunes growth at investment clubs which shares They also act as watchdogs lIUl'erence In the can be won Canadian prime Zealand meat and butter, West and lost and the out are often informal groups of people and frequently exert dlscreet pres· STEPS TO INCREASE lnlnisters Then-It was cooservatlve Indian sugar etc Sider will 5'00n lose his capital who work together or hve sure FOOD OUTPUT ,John -BrItain could do near bchmd tbe scene if a company DlelenbOket, now It is liberal its Commonwealth partners n much The Wider Share Ownership Couo each other Incurs their displeasure In expressing ',Lester Pearson cil is a privale optimism about Afghanistan's This Idea shbuJd be better service than hanging on and body which exists to From a SOCial pomt of view it Many companles run employee endeavours stressed upoll the land­ Dietenbaker, despite bls Germanic overcome this barrier to lDeet the wheat shortage and owners and letting tbose preferences dwindle to of ignorance must be desirable for more mdivi share ownmg schemes, by which they sh(luld be utred mill even ob­ name, 18 a man nuHuted on the to dispel aU wrong impressions duals bridging the 'food gap', the American experts liged the point where they Were ot no ne of to have a stake 10 the growth employees are encour.aged to buy through proper Iegliilatlon; to 1iI~ concept of Commonweal~ it not goUating use the Stock Exchange and of the who made a month's study of the situation to Inform economy and to be watching shares 10 the company, and some have the per aere pnlifiietlon of the llilid OIey.jIGilBess empire, a man to whom the turn -Because the public of the processes of invest contmually also referred to the Iinportance Britain would no longel" for profitable cammer times are gIven a bonus tn the from of giving incen They should attempt to realJh the'stliWi'iIB "Tile Mother OJuntry" sllll seems expect ment in stocks and shares clat Situations tives to the farmer What set preferences itself In c.ommon. Admittedly the power of a tree Issue ot shares sort of incentives are by the experimmtal farms. 'lilting when _iIkInll 01 Britain wealth markets The council always emphasises the ot the mdlvldual needed each Commonwealth small mvestor IS A survey by the Acton Society and who should be encouraged? The To achieve Pearson Is an InternaUonalist, government dangers of such investment that very hmlted this goal tbe MiDIit'tY of ~ll\i­ a would be free to import do but it should be 1m on the saVing habits lower~ idea of incentives for farmers Is J man who ha. alWays undoubtedly eXI$t of 10 one that even Iture al\d ItrlgattOll as well as tli\! AgrteUItUre seen aanoda more from others nnd thus 10 make shares can go proved by the new companies Bill come groups the advanced countries as an Independent better down as well as indicated that there was of the world have had to and Oottage Industries Blmk mlilt country i:J1aylng a deals ' u.p Shares are Many experts would hke to see on enormous resort to b\\lp thela­ 'world role In which Iron beds of various basically a long term degree at iiJlorance to keep production up. Right now seve­ ndowners Free ~'d ~u the relotlonahlp The rcal future for Canada In n sl:.:es are made at '\tefaq plant mvestment much more radical changes in Com_ Ilbout IOvestment advice s1illiild wllh Brtlllin Is and a new investor generally ral governments In ~urope, Includinc some of be made liDD~e'd \lut one 01 many world of developing trading blocs should always pany Law on the disclosure side Employee available t6 them. \stratiiS ,~nd rather less Importllnt take good professional to share owlng schemes the Common Market countries and In every lies wlth the United States and InS advice be-­ enable shareholders and mvestment Britain, have of seeds shoilld be SJ)!U'4 iUi'd Iilliirern metb (respeot fore taklng are particularly useful in that they to subsidise than that with the United tead at gazing sadly at fading Com Company the plunge on to the ahalysts to have all the various Items of food products ods of ploughing aJld ~ ~ State. That Works With Metal stock necessary famJllBnse those who otherwise This as the use rnohwealth trading ties every effort And Men market mformatIon to assess Is because production costs are higher than of chemical s~"be ~~ The a company S would nevcr conSider this torm at fertllsl!r should be dIrected tow8pd'" finding most easily visible sign of prospects The shareholders what the consumer could pay for The state, In iiWiB~ To Dletellbilker The Alifaq Metalworks Company By the growmg func savlOg with the processes of Inves short every atteDipt be'miiide to In the thought that flew ways to expand cross Our Own Reporter t1nue to try to mterest 10 JOvestment han IS to therefore, pays farmers border ,ponds 20 per cent of ItS prOVide quality pro act as a watchdog and Iment 10 stocks and higher standard rates crease land prodlii:tlVitY Britain was prepared to weaken the commerce profit to sident, have travelled Widely In the on the Stock Exchange n the shares \hl'O«poilt the ~t­ belp pay ducts m modern style to 11s many last keep an eye on the actiVities of their The (or what they produce Farm products are then ry bonds at Commoowealth was pain for the achvltle, of tbe Au SGV1~t Umon and Iran to few years has been the nse habJt ot share ownmg is un One way of aellIeVlDg tbb aIm is tImiiicb FIVe years atter Canada has come faq learn customers of the company doubtedly sold In the market at much lower ful He reacted emotlonaUy agalost AthleUc Club says Kalandar theIr trade. no foreign experts unIt trust movement By this growmg although the prices the establ\libment of farm COOIIe'J'atlVes, The to accept the validity or ~very one have The Mmlslry method Allhough only 2400000 mdlvlduals ;lverage It To Peatson the logic 01 Shah, who IS preSident of the com been necessary of Mmes and In a small lnvestor value ot an individual s cliannelUng of loans, BrItain', of those arguments and indeed to to help Install the can participate In own shares nearly 24 milhon adVice aud exte'ftMoJr ser­ move Is oVthVl\etmlng pany eqUIpment dustfles gives the company some the growth others holdmgs IS smaller For the future it This (orm of state subSidy IS neither practical vices 6y Whalewr use them as a bnSls for polley or operate It of Industry while mint save through various institutions­ the banks and the ndDtStry Will be­ emotIon ~lnJgli\ We are promotIng two major In help too IS predictable that communal forms nor likely to benefit enter his thinking making Raw material for the doors Win mlsng hiS risk by spread109 a rela life the farmers or rather farm come easier and more temsls In5urance companu:s penSIOn of mvestment wJlt etlectlve through such would be ajOllg the Uoea that the One Is buildmg a metal­ dow frames and beds which the plant contmue to be workers 10 this country This is because a eon cooperatives Three years ago tor example works attractive further .iied6lng 01 Impenal trap Canada Industry m the country and makes to the order of customers slderable number of people working on the fa negottated an agreement for the Once people discover The problem of farm workers should also pings might be no bad thing o torm oth9r IS Improvmg sports Ka~ comes from Iran through rms do not own the land they at tree trade in automobiles for e)tamplc a cultivate They be tackled Simultaneously I Thus the two men and the minIS laodar, who IS an athlete himself • OUf Unit trust that the through proper Ie wlth the US that has resulted In products are 20 per cent are employed farmers Any subsidy of this ters each ~xplaJos He particularly stock market IS not the Jungle they na glslabon A percentage of the money obtamed selected for their cablDets removlOg the preferential posItIon Itkcs vol­ cheaper than those Imported from ture IS not likely to benefit such farm brought baSically of leyball Imagmed then they WIll be more workers through lOcreased productlOn should go Into different Vlew- British cars This worked out so well abroad Kalandar pOInts out BUSI­ and consequently productIOn POIOt! to bear Additionally To promote the welfare Inclined 10 Invest dlreclly tnto the will stUl suller the pockets of these farm workers In the that Ottawa policy makers have of the ness IS good as a result and there The maIn problem fact a facts themselves have company s 40 employees sharcs of IndiVidual companies in our system of agrlCul mlDlmum wage level should be altered durmg SIOC'e been hard at it trying to find Kalandar fore plans for expansIOn are al ture is fixed and the the five years also plans to open a htc:racy Tne baSIC premlse--that savings the low per acre production due to fnnge other IOduslncs which course ready bemg made The <.:ompany S ra benefits commg from mcreased produc­ would lend (GEMINI) for th06C nre essential and that thnrt ther prtmitIve methods of who cannot read and capital now totals needs land cultivation tion should be added to the basic wages Other­ Af I 5 millIon rlnd desNvcs to be rewarded-re Some of the expenmental write Branchcs will be farms established by Wise there is a danger that a growing number cstablIshcd an the mains (ompletelv valid the Ministry The factory was opened provlDces In a of Agriculture and Irrigation -Itave of farm Just a few months AI (U workers, finding their Jobs in tbe conn year ago With K SOURCES) practically demonstrated that increased yields tryslde unrewarding, an 10111al capital of ready there arc two outlets on M~ may leave the fanus for Af I mllhon Twenty hammad Jan could be obtained with the use of improved se better The Iwo rna Khan Watt near the wages 10 the urban areas as semi skilled Making Of A Race Riot In ch'ines art Installed m the factory, Kabul mUnICipality eds and modem methods of cultivation WhIte men A US Town bUlldmg labourers and mduStrtal workers are masters of me­ By Lee Linder WhlCh ha. been budt on a J(},acre Four of the most skilled knology, saId one Young and never bad any kind of trou workers mlll­ SIte on Pule Mahmoud Khan Will soon be sent abroad for morc US AIRLINES tant Negro 10 explalOmg why ble ' Lofton saId lIeve It, and Jones saId It's Just Pohce More eqUIpment has been ordered tramlng Such employees cam he and hIS fnends were rioting saId SmIth, arrested for (rom another whlte man's trick, but a traffIC vlolallon-they lean and IS due to arnve soon about Af 3000 a month Kalandar We re tired of always gettmg thIS ttme also The machines now nothmg we won't be fooled charged hIm WIth scuffling Wlth 1;11 use were 1m notes EARN MORE We rose up We made thIS pbl'led from the SOVI~t VOl on, Ja­ Even'ually Kalandar Doug Jones, 22, the father City offICers and flghtmg wltb of­ hopes 10 of take notice ' pdn and tbe Pederal Republtc of bUild a Jarge factory on a four, lounged against a weather­ fIcers whIle betng quesboned 10 2S acre Yesterday s Ants In Sgt Fred Schlueter was Germany site In the pule Charkt The US scheduled alrlmes an eSt Austrahans felt VIe-wed, Austral and The pnvate General Westmoreland what be 1 can t get a job because my was at the prospect of a Brl for .. agreed to re equtpment to support these IOvestment law pro SmIth hiS client doesn't want reaUy worked over I was llsh monopoly the Japanese burnt out WIth cogntse Japan allClaf! vldes vanous ,oA needs to malntalO the stafus quo m complexlon IS black," he saId PIcked, and re as a GAT T IS estimated 10 cost ab assurances and meen The entIre armed forces of On to be remembered as the beaten, and struck Wor.ld To state these markable speed membel out $700 ml1llOn tlves for local Investors Vietnam That would appear to be 1m I high school graduate Wt th pIstols" Steel Output Up facts-none of mak10g the Perhaps !Ish ImpenaJlsm left alone 8 mere man who started Newark's WhlCh'ls known The former Pnme Mmlster, capllal expenditures It was the proper course until after the and I can't get a Job But If tp the ordmary program­ due to the favourable provi battalion of mercenanes are as Negro noting ThlS law. The arresting officers Austt ahan-shows &bert MenzIes, who held offtce Japan has gradually me about $7700 slons of thiS law Seplember elecuon, wben tbe poh you re whIte you get a Job" have SO 'prAc how far Aus mCreas million that people are nothmg In Ihe eyes of our palnOl1c yer added But tf hIS been transfened tn Last Decode from 1949 to early 1966, ed In IJDPortance In showlDg Ilcal Blr Will be clearer and a fu The fuse that set off the pow to other dutlcs showed as a .market fo! 19b7 when the airlines are grOWing mterest m launch compalnots 10 Hong arrest launched a SOCIal Dams, brIdges, raIlroads, shiPS Ihe latest all the Kong and lhe lure polley for South Vietnam der was the arrest of revolu pendmg a complete IDvestlga­ manufacturmg processes outward marufestatlons Australta tlll today she lS No planning to take dehvery of ab mg new lDdustnes 700 mliiton people and a cab drl bon he'U hve hapPIly Wlth and skyscrapers They all need mIght Price of Anglophlha, an Cbana all of Southeast ASIa can ver Wednesday night the tlon of the Incldent by federal be the host country for such Of Silver but his foreIgn I market Bntam desplte the out 400 pure Jet and turbop.op The editorial mentIOned as lOS be more for a traf memory steel The paper demanded IThe Bn soundly determined flc violation, and state authorlties a conference Other Jarge steel pro polIcy was rooted not 10 WhIte operatIOns of the Commonwealth <111 CI aft equipment outlays are lances the texUle mill near Kabul and resl!ltmg polt­ Ohver Because man has been Iish authOrities In Hong Kong must The EvenlOll cenIen Lofton a former assl&­ Lofton sattt a crowd gathered cngaged 10 ducers, ranked In order behInd the hall but 10 tbe US State De preference system has gradual expected to top $2000 millIon for the vegetabl~ 011 In Star of WasbIng such At World Market plant Bast and SlOp Immediately all Faslcst atroci tant US attorney saId the the shortly after tbe arrest development projects all over U S are the Soviet U010n West partment ly lost ground, not only the first time the cement fan satd Thc Amencan peoplct,. are They beat that guy up," satd and the as a 10 the 10duslry s factory In Herat work ues and bow their heads In 31-year-old Smlth IS sbll hurtmg word spread globe at 0 record pace 1n recent Germany Japan customer hlsim repen nol bemg told what General West­ Calvm TIndall, 17 "I saw When officers ran Bntam and WASHINGTON, July 18 (AP) He held the for Austral.., but also y on which has begun It also men t!;m: e It from the VICIOUS beatmg he out WIth years produchon and consumptton Fraoc~ sunple hehef that as moreland Will get m terms of They stomped on 111m, helmets and swingIng -The US Treasury Department only the a supplter of AustralIan trn honed the statement by the depcty II warned reIn­ they club­ suffered last Wednesday clubs of sleel-the basIc bUildioS matenal UnIted States had the ports OtherWise thliY Will forcements much less bed hIm They killed night to break up the demonst­ So far as steel makers arc con~ FridaY nIght abandoned its po­ power DespIte the most costly work mJOlster of mmes and mdustnes tbat have 10 what he hlm Now, when he was stopped by of the 20th century-has hIt to protect the small (10 shoulder the responslblhty Iblnks he needs The IS that right., two po ratIon they were met by thrown new cerned keeping some sort of stable licY of mamtammg the plrce. of populatIon (Colllcl 011 pact' 4) stoppage In an lllle htstory, caus alrtady pledges for lOvestment for all the war has nol !Icemen arrested and then gIven bricks peaks at any rate) Western serious consequences that bcen gOIng well and If our ASsured the cabbIe and bottles, "and that's balance between supply and demand SIlver at $129 an ounce, a prac­ enclaves cd by a 43 day strIke of the In covering 20 per real ob was very a gOIng over II • World of Australta and New cent envisaged for may arise therefrom • how SmIth's arrest productIon of sleel has In IS Important 1 lCI national ASSOCIation Jecttve stili 16 a free chOice for the much ahve and free on ball, started the Developtng natIons tICe t has followed smce 1936 Zealand art the perIphery of Ma the pnvate sector under the Plan The New Ttm~j the Smith who IS unn'lal rled, has noting .. creased almost SO percent over the se~ of a Idea Of New Money York wrote on people of South Vietnam, preclOU' angry young men wouldn't proper aUoconon of their re The achon was recommended potentIally hostIle chlOlsls Icvenue ton ffilles--the have been received Melina Mercoun be been a cabbIe for SIX years last decade In recent years the total sO\lrcos Asia ovcI,dl HavJn8 already Itttle progress IS (AP) as the major ISsue by the commlSSlOn on the- com mdlcnlOi of airline haf The very fact that busmessmen belOg mad. toward number of steel produclOg The Amencan poltcy was to banished BeaUe haircuts, mlOlsklrfs acbl~vlrtg It We tbInk nations There bas been a growmg reah age whIch held Its second meet [orglve In World ell': mcludlOg passenger, freight are becom1Dg mcreasmgly mterested and lbat General ha. Incmased from 30 to and forget and to bnoll Business baWdy comedIes the Greek mI­ Weslmoreland should be glveo 66-as sahon througbout the developmg Ins dUring the day The com Japan IOta the mali and express actIvity In sche­ In industnal Investment and have litary Junta lhe steel mills, m some developing coun­ Western alhance duled has now added Mehna manpower requuCd to world that more food 15 their most mIssIon now has on hand sufflc as qUIckly as WASHINGTON, July 18, (AP) and charter serVIces-were gamed confidence m the safety of Mercoun handle tbe ~'Pi'rate tries, became a ,tatus symbol posslble to the growmg list of glo­ enemy m Soutb VIetnam. Brifuth Radios" of urgent need-TIght now and even lent quantItIes of the new clad -U S offlc..ls deSCribe the an estImated 12,500 nulllOn 1900 their enterprise shows the fI~S even If Last- Ditch Battle progress success of thal were Greece more so m the years COlDS to Insure In July 1957, a ceremony took CleatlOn of new compared \\ Ilh 9900 mIllion 10 the government Ibls should rL"jUlre a d~clarallOn of By Tom Maoneeee Immediately agamst a short­ mternatIonal In preparing lite Tire ChIcago Darly News siud Brttaln s abead age should place 10 Tokyo that was undOUb­ money-paper gold-as 1965-up 20 per cenl Ton ground a national emergen.cy and a partial two btggest pirate thls.week that he dId all the older SIlver the next mIles for the private sector to play It will take more not know fIght for freedom 22 years World steel·makmg capaelly, the tedly the most slgnlhcant flo\\ n III tban an offiCial or total callup of the reserves radIOS WIll naIl the Jolly Roger how olng hlS ago­ content cams dIsappear from deve­ logIcal step to the Kennedy scheduled servIce rea a fuller role In the nation 5 ecO­ decree to new law-due to vlctOry 10 Japan Day experts say, IS currently lDcreasJng lopment between the Round ched stop Melina Mercouq bltler fightlOg will go on for a long to the mast and fIght for theIr come mto It is sad They would hke 10 have sleel circulation two Coun of Tallff cuts 10800 mlilioo In 19036-an nomy, said the editOrIal from bemg force on August II;­ that the postmaster-general falter than world steel cODllwnpUon, tnes SInce the end Increase Greek Tbe parellel of time' hves when they are outlaw~d would take to has mills, too tf theIr courttnes can Future sales of Sliver from of the war That descnptlon come on of 20 per cent and Tho same Issue of the paper car Marlene actually silence pIcked this date but the need for more steel 18 ex­ the SIgning of a'trade Dletnch IS too ObVlOUS to Pravda Trud and other SOVIet next month the pIrates to strIke a blow afford them bUI the mduslnahsed treasury stockpIles. wlli be " agreement the eve of the US delegatlOn's charter ton miles amounted to ned an mterestmg story of a pick Ignore MISS Dietrich The agalns the freedom of tbe all" pecled to ke~p IOcreasIOg as the de mlted Japan, wlth ItS mdustry mak departure 1';06 nlilhon remaIned newspapers gave blg play to the re­ Bntlsh government's 'ThIS dePeIjds a good countnes have already counseled to two mllhon ounces a Saturday for London compared to 916 pocket who was arrested The re­ superbly fraokly, tough pffen~s deal on Over the past four veloplng D'llt/ons of Afnca, Ai" 109 an astonishing recovel mIllion bitIngly Germao port the eouotry bad achIeved a new mantlme our European colleagues Years, the Ibem that bIg mdustry sueh as ",eek at the gOmg market pnce y and' a meetmg of the f,anance ,n 1965-up 86 per cent port 'aId a Irader named Allab an the 1940', when the law, makmg Most PIrate stabons have abd .Latin America Irao~late blue­ which from wartIme desolabon, was mmlsters The ATA NaZIS dIS­ marked IOcreaSe 10 mdustrlal pro­ It Illegal for anyone of these countrIes have malie steel, caD be built only on a strong was $1 65 Thursday lD the al­ of the West s 10 larg estunates for 1966 are Mohammad bad purchased a fow owned her" to work for, legls!a­ fortunes for tbelr owners from pa10ts for progress tpto aclual can,. world market ready loommg large as a inar est based ductton supply place ad­ ted Holland, I think, IS agrIcultural base The Vnlled Slales, mdustnal natlons-tbe group on nme mnnths actual vertislOl:! Wlth the only BrttIsh adverflsmg t\l6W tlu!y troelion prOjects ket for Australian exports, par of 10 \\Hh the last three an unrelflstered millions of POP loving fans for for example, although lt IS th, estimated .= 11111111111111111111111111111111111I11111111111111111111111111111111111I rac;ho statIon, has already are hqplOg to attract advertls­ Because steel mills cost so much blg~est US Exports bcularly woo'! torc­ one that Ilas not:' he SB1~ mon~y world's steel maker, devot"" To They An ATA compIlatIon ed two of the eIght 109 from abroad to bUlla, aDd reqUIre such hsve been try109 for of fore stations­ Meanwhlle, the pIrates f~. almost casts by US a1thnes ADVERTISING RATES I\adlO 355 and the Dutch are As the plrates plan their pat­ an mvestment in technical skills, a greater proporllOn of Its capl On four years to reform the aqd air­ S KHALIL EdttoNn-<:hlef lang­ broadCasting non-stop appeals to tal Africa Up the other hand Austral.. way the world does busmess by. craft manufacturers shows ! DISplay Column lOch AI lOll uage Radio 227-to announce tie tactiCS, the British Brolid· some developing countrles are now to raISing food than manufao refused to grant that ~ Teldphone 24047 a support Japan recog- makIng more money avaIlable, projectIOns of total passenger ClasSIfied per line bold type AI shutdown pastIng Corporation-whiCh en­ hegIOOIng to queshoo whether their turlOg steel AgrIculture, as a mat­ mbon 20 Carohne, operatmg from sta WASHINGTON, July 17, (AP) as a member of the Gti- when needed to carry on trade trafhc for the scheduled alrlmes (minimum .even line. ~r But the big JOys a radlO mon0.\l?}Y bmlted resources mIght be better ter of (act, 1S the bIggest slOgle 10­ neral inaertton) SBAPIB' RAHEL, two-Carollne. and tlons off the east coast m :an­ pesplte politIcal dtfferences and Agreement on TanU and The Kennedy Round lange from 95 000 mIllion Edilor London-plan to use and the tam-,s quietly pQllhlng ahead sp~ot m other fielDS Food-grow­ dustry ID the V S -<:mploYlOg mor~ Trade Tanff to SUBSCRIPTION RATES foreign ba­ Isle of Man, plans a two minute stIffer competitIOn, US sales to To do so would have cuts to be molle effective over 98,000 mIllion passenger miles Yearly ses to keep with plans for local 109 tS the primary alternative, In people than tbe com bIDed employ­ meant AI 1000 other thetr lucrative str­ sllehce 10 "bonour' of stations and South Africa are expected to that Japanese Imports fIwe Years should spur the fOl 1967 compared to 80,000 mIl For nwliben Ont. dIsl aWltchbosrd eam of pop musIc Prime MI­ a nonstop )'lop pr9~e the face of mounting populahon ment of all the nallon's steei mills could not ever- Balf Year\J' Af 600 and advertlS­ nister Harold Wilson on the to be reeord hIgh ln 1967, 10ter­ be dtscrlmmated ag 10creaslng movement of products han 10 1966-an IOcrease of bet ouml>er 2304], 24028, 20026 "- 109 blarmg pIr­ serve tile 'aualence of SOIDe pressures and automobIle plants plus Ihe puh w~en " Quarterly AI ]00 across Blltam and ate doomsdllY, August 10 natIonal Commerce Magazme alnst among countfles 19 and 23 per cent FreIght • Clrculatloll ""d Adverllnng the North Sea 15 mtllion built up by the pirate•• l,c ulllItles and Ihe transportallon To ton The radio's founder, Ronan There Is already talk of a World reports WalVe t.hls safeguard would They were descrIbed as cau- mIles are expected to total They WIll use offlcel!. m Hol­ Nme communities have been Induslry Total V S farm assels Amencan have been polltlcallY 2,700 mllhon 1 PORBION O'Rahilly, told reporters "1 llID Coaf'fllllce on Steel to take up this expoFts to that coun­ dangerous tlOusly opllmlstlc about the out- versus 2,100 mIllIon Bxtenslon ~9 land, France and selected as suitable lli"O'9'inI!Iiil relat~ amount to two-thJrds of the tolal fpr ,'§ YIUfy.. . Canads, and prepared to go to pllSOn to fIght and prolilems U S Coog­ try were repol'led up 31 per the Austrah"n GoverDJDent come of tbe talks for 1966 ~ slilp essential centres by the government value of all tbe IDdustrial ..Allstralian .48 sUPPlies' to tbelr for freedom on the aIr" and ressman Fred B Roooey of Pennsy­ corpora­ cent more 10 the fIrst four manufactuters stIll All nahons now are agreed €=- 1tUI Yearly Ed.,orilJl offshllre stations tt ts holled that Lelc:eater tIons 10 tbe V S, st;el mcluded had V1VId Along WIth 10creased traffIC, S 23 as 24," from Holland A RadIO London oUlclal Ivama-the bIggest steel-rnakmg re­ montbs of this year, over a memories of pre-war that s.ome form of new money Ihe - QUiIUrly Postmaster-General sald. Sheffield and Merseysfde wlli These are some o( the facts of lIfe comparable Japsnese trade aggre&slon, US alrhnes also showed In­ 111111111I111I1111111I11",'111I1111111/1111111111111111111111111111111111111I111I11111111I11111•• • I' Edward "ThiS (August 15) gIon 10 the Urnted States-bas sug. penbd 10 1966 In -a new unit or credtt-wlll ;:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 "the anmver­ he on the faclnS be CI eased earnlOgs For the fIrst 11I111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111 Short admitted In ParlIament sary air Jjy Christmas gested such a meelmg developing countnes today The July 17 Issue of the U S vadmg any market WIth cheap- needed of the end of the greatest 01\ Capllol nlOe mOnths of 1966, alrhne In (RtUTER) as tbey try to figure out dom.sl,c Department of Commerce Pub ly produced products Tbey were In addltlon , Htll to the Umted Sta- dustry operatmg revenues were Thv VOlted States, plans as they coocem production hcatIon says American exports determIned to aVOId a re~h tes, the group whIch produ and use of of 10 comprises $4200 mllhon-up 14 2 per cent ces more than a fourth of tJus metal, known to man to South AfrIca should be can tlOn of thIS hehavlOur the Umted Kmgdom, all the now for somQ 3,000 slderably Canada, from the comparable penod of world's steel and bas pIoneered in years but prG- hIgher than the record The trade agrel'ment was a France, West Germany Italy, (Conld on page 4) of $437 mtllton compromIse Australia did I notBelgium and the Netherland. (Collld all page 4) PAGE 4 , India Has Major Reservations Malaysia Bids For J 8~i,a~n'1';rO l,ssU;o'I.White On Nonproliferation Treaty Foreign Investment Pap.~ On "Eist;QtJ~'1ez

KUALA LUMPUR, July 18, r I NEW DELHI, July 18, (Reuter),­ (AP) -Commercial attaches at for­ (~).- ES· " IJONDoN', July 18, ludla will uot sign a uuclear uouprollferaUon &reaty that coes el8l1 el,llbasslCs hero were unaDlmous Britain Tuesday cl.IM:losetl plans to hegln pbaslng out her south- 1 against Its national Interests of Foreign MlnIster M.C, Chagia told Monday 10 their VIL'W thaI Malay 1~, Aln~l. ParUament yesterday. sla'8 dCCISIon to remove block ac­ east Asian 'land bues and to deve!op,lDstead a new syiltem of SAIGON, July (AP)..... al.t'-selr cover for ber regional frlenas. •, ~; can !l'52 stratofortreaies unloaded He faced a barrage of questions Ing pressured by. any country to ac­ COllnt procedures would be an incen­ ~tre~ from members on the treaty, 8S well cept the draft nonproliferation trea.. tIve for forel8l1 ulvestment !;lere. The hlliiOric .witch of Btltisb I t1Wlr l'illIJarY East 01 Suez, close to a mJJlIon pounda of bombs polley will be outlined by PrlJne I est1Jl1ated at 50,000 men, Sim on five major Viet CO"ll concentr,. as expressions of concern at China's Iy and there ~ld be no question The deputy governor elf Bank now KABUL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1967 (SARAT.AN 27, 1346 H) Minister Wilson's government fin a uftaneously h\,ge laJld and naval I tion lireas In South Vietnam Sunday S PRICE AF, 3 emergence 85 a nuclear power and of It "signing on the dotted line" at Negara, ChOI Slew Hong, said the white paper ""tW1I the atace )for a I bllse Iostallations In '!lingapore and night and Monday , the poSSIbility of Cblna supplying the bebest of any country government move as made to aIlow transformation Of the 1iati.9n'll cen- Malaysia ",ili'lie run down I The rillda liicluded a strike at the Pakistan with nuclear weapons The present defect of the propos­ anybOdy to IOVest in MalaYSIa and tury-old inIlItI\1T ~I~ from Suez -in the same pen.od the Sllie"llth 1n1JltraUon route '\lied by the Viel Comlp.i~ Dr Chagla said the emergence of ed treaty was that .it gave mono thtJI send thcu" profilil home Jirgah Van Thieu, Ky's a to the CJilna sea, ,'\ of the .army, na~ ,anii air force II CODg entering the cenlral highlands, B~umecliennet Rusk Invites North Viet China as a nuclear power changed poly on nuclear research to powers Ptevlously capItal could be repat­ ~ Aref Back th~ whole mternational scene. He who were under no obUgBUob to rIaled to fO«:18I1 countries which As described, by qUall1Jed Infor· likely to be i'educed In the bope The United States III reported In mants the BrltIilh baVe dediled' to bringing dDwn the country'S annual have appealed io the VIet Cong - Hold Discussions hoped the question of Chinese nue reduce tb~'1r nuclear weapons stoCk.. werc nol Itt the sterling group only To Come To Peace Talks Nomination lear weapons for Pakistan would plies recast their defence prol/ramme six blllJon dollar defence bill by at I and North Vlelnam to take .te s tor \ m the case of JOU1t venture pioneer broadly a10nll these Unes least ten per cent In tbe Dext lour' reaCblng an ajfreeDle1lt on ex- In Cairo From- Moscow KABUL, July 19, (Bakhtar)­ not anse Dr Chagla added The United States and the USSR COmpaDlQi u::. -Between now and 1070 to balve years chang~ of prlaoners of war The I vanOus committees of the MIAMI BEACH, Florida, July 19 (AP)­ Approved Dr Chagla said IndIa was not be- have been working on the draft of ThlS practice had mamly benefit­ M~shrano Jllgah met yesterday The American Secretary of State Dean Rusk says, "If we a nonproliferation treaty deslgnEl:l -By 1975 British baS4;1l In Sl1lga- The WhIte House said North 'VIet- ed Bntish mvestments here. The pore alld Malaysia wlU be shut namese and Vier Cong cJ.aIms con. The Pehhons CommlUee, prelud. could get any response from Hanoi there would be peace" In SAIGON, July 19, (Reuter)­ to stop the spread of nuclear wea n~w moVe would be of benefit to dowD, transferred or In other ways c~ng the human treatment of Views Exchanged With-Sov:iet ed over by Senator Abdul )laqt Mo­ Vietnam South Vietnam's national assembly pons and thiS IS expected to be potential mvestors from the United surtendered completely unless some U S. prisOners could- not be varWed Jadldl, conSIdered some petitIOns 'We are not askIng North V,el- The EvenlOg Slandard said In­ has approvCd tbe nommatlon of tabled at the Geneva disarmament StatlS, Canada, West Germany, Ja­ Sukamo AccuSed Of The 'elcction law was consldeted head of slale Ngyuen Van Thleu talks before long major development arises to defer because neutral observers had not Leaders On Steps In Mid East nam to surrender a smgle acre of formed observers expect thal 018 new Sihanouk Wants pan and East European countries thJs The basic decisIon for thJs total been allowed 10 vIsit the prisoners by the Commlttce on Law and U­ ground," Rusk lold an InternatIOnal trend has already begun toward a and Pnme MInIster Nguyen Coo Squandering Funds WIthdrawal from the southeast Asian It also stressed that the Interna­ glslahve AffaIrS preSIded over by longshoremans aSSOCiatIOn con~n· slOWing down of the conflict and a Ky for the Seplember electiona to BEIRUT, June 19, (AP)­ Senator Mohammsd Hashim MOJa mainland wUl not, at the request of tioniil committee of the Red Cross tlon Monday shift to a more defensive strategy run for presIdency and vice presI­ Friendly Ties Algerian President Houarl Boumedlenne and Iraqi President dId I • dency of Soulh VIetnam JAKARTA July 18 (R te) the Americans and other alllet, regularly Inspected VIet Co"ll and All we arc askmg them to do JS over the next year World News In Brief -IndoneSIa's' agnclilttlre :.nl~ necessarily' be spelled out In the North Vietnamese prisoners held In Abdul Rahman Arel returned 10 Cairo Tuesday nlgJit from Mos· The Inlellor and MunlcJpahlles stop shooling at Laos and South The provISIonal assembly, which With Thailand ter Major General Sutjlpto- I white paper South Vlelnamese prison camps cow, where they held tallu with Soviet leaders, Cairo Radio re Committee conSidered the wall" Vlelnam for the purpose of taklOg has the lask of organISing the Sep­ has called for the trial of forme~ Alongside these tnoves the British These were treated humanely the ported problem in citIes and passports over these countries by fotce Viet Cong Attack lember 3 pr~Sldentlal elections, ap­ PARIS July 18 (DPA)-Tbe TOKYO, July 18, (AP)-Morar­ Senator Gul Ahmad Malikyar pre· UnIled Stales has lentatively agreed PreSIdent SUkamo tor alleged. wlll begin building up a new mlli- statement said ' UAR PreSident Gamal Abdel Nasser and offiCIals of the Al We are prepared to move for proved 10 of Ihe 18 candidates thIS PHNOMPENH, July 18, (Reu fl DesaI, Indian Vice premier and SIded morning to support Rumania's Foreign MI­ taI"Y role for themselves east of ger,an and IraqI embaSSies met Boumedlenne and Aref at the peace at any tJrne that we can find ter) -Prmce Norodom Slhan­ mtOister of finance, WIll arrl\'e here 1Y squandenng hundredS 0 f thou Suez bailed on hlghly_moblle air and Informed SOUrces said President Ghulam Mohammad Popal l?~­ American Camps OIster Cornellu Manescu for the pre­ aIrport the radiO said anyone from HanoJ to talk about But Ihe candidacy of lieutensnt ouk Cambo,lJan head of state, Aug 15 for a one week visit as a sands of dollars of state funda sea slrike forces Johnson hoped that the reIteration sldenl of Government Monopoh~s \ general Thlcu and au Vlce-manhal .sldency of the neXt regular SCSSIon The two Arab leaders had gone Ing a 21~hour VISit conferrmg peace But no one has yct been asserted that Cambo(lIa WIshed guesl of the govj!mment of Japan, The indoneSIan news agency, of his desIre for an excbange of and Dost Mohammad FaZlI preS!­ Ky for preSIdent and Vlee-presidcnt of Ib~ Umted Nations General As­ Indu~ to Moscow Monday after the end of tWice an two days WIth Soviet Com able to produce a North VIetnamese SAGON, July 19, (AP) to have fnendly relattons WIth Foreign MIOIstry sources saId Mon­ Antara, saId General SutJlpto, prisoners mlght the Viet denl of the Food Procurement D~­ Arab summIt talks With Nasser Sy mUnlst Party General Secretary ~o­ anywhere With whom we can talk -Viet Cong gunners laId on a JOIOI ticket was among Thailand sembly lbe fntemational Hierald day addressing a meeting 10 Kebu- Cong 10 review theIr polley or bar parlmcnl allended Ih~ I1lj>CIln8 Qf Ale~ peace' down mortar and rocket barra­ four on which the assembly's steer· He said In a statement that Tnbune reported yesterday Wbtle In Tokyo Desai IS scb... men, Central Java, recently, Assembl D t I- rmg neutral observers and welfare nan PreSident Noureddm Alassl md r Brezhnev and Premier Ihe Budgelary and FlOanclal At. and Sudanese PreSident Ismail Alaz xel N Kosygm Sovlel Defence I Rusk suggested Let us reduce ges on the South VIetnamese mg commlUee could not reach a the Slgmng of a JOint statement duled to confer WIth PrIme MInister said that If policemen were br- Y a e Ine organisations from inspectlne delen_ faits Committee and answered the recommendation eaTher PEKING, July 17 (DPA) -The han In Cairo Sunday nIght M IOlster Marshal Andrei A Gre lhe vlOleoce by mutual achon Let and Amencan camps near Sa180n on the respect of the' present Elsnku Sato foreign mlOlster and ought to tnal for accepting a tlon centres questlons of senators Former EconomICS MIDlster Au Peoples RepublIc of ChIna prolest­ 25 rupJ.ahs (about one shilling A statement m this connection An earher Moscow dIspatch said chko also JOIned Ihe talks us demllltanse the dcmlhtsnsed Tuesday and slmulataneously common border would be en other Japanese offiCIals the sour­ Truong Thanh hImself a preSiden­ ough to bnng about a reconcll ed to Burma agamst the expulsIon ces said sterling) bnbe from truck dn- (Contd trom poge l) marked one of the few times in SOViet lcaders and Ine two Arab zonc Let us stop the fightmg 10 hIt one of the posts WIth a 500­ the only compromise solutmD pOSSJ b h tial candidate has protested agslOst and frIendship of the correspondent of PeklOg offi preSidents Issued a Jomt statement The communique said the leaders Laos and stop the mfiJtratlOn man ,nfantry attack latIOn restore vers VlOIatlng traUlC regula ble bul Informed quarters ,aid the w IC a top level US appeal was Condolence Meeting the two military I~aders' candidacy The pnnce was referrmg to clal Hsmhua news agency Yu MELMOURNE July 18, (OPA) bons, why should a usuprerne A dlrected at the national liberation Tuesday night demand109 an Israeli of tbe three countries agreed that through Laos LeI us exchange pn Tabs continued 10 reJect any dec ~ on grounds they should reSign their a reported teleVISIOn Intervtew M109 Sheng thc agency reported soldIer lUre fanner President laration about the end of the war front the pohheal arm ot the Viet wlthdrawa) from Arab territory but hquIdalton of the consequences of KABUL July 19 (Bakhlar) soners of war Let us guarantee the: The senes of assault& between Sovlel Uruon wIll present a display government posts before the ('lee In which Thant Khoman A note handed to tbe Burmese of some thousand exhlbJts at a JOo­ Sukarno not be brought to JUs- The consultations qre conti Ilaw! Cong which IS not reoogniaed by contammg no threats of renewed Israel s aggression 1S the most 1m The condolence meeting for the late neutrality of Cambodia mldnlghl and dawn bit an portant condItion for the restors The Secretary contInucd, almost lIon Thailand s foreIgn mlDlster' Foreign MIOlstry by the Chineseem­ welry salon which IS to open m bee According to AP the emergenc~y the South Vietnamese government war Pnnce of ChIlral Abe Halyal arc of posts about 25 mIles (402 ~ace The military leaders say the elec said that Thalland had no ter­ bassy m Rangoon accused Burmese Pans next autumo. the SOVIet news Sukamo was Supreme Com The bnef statement said the Ica tlon of In the MIddle East held tn the Shalrpoor mosque yes­ anythmg we do IS escalatIOn Al km) northwest of Saigon on a leader General Ne Win of perso mander ot the IndoneSIan Arm- sessIon was a month old Monday ders had exchanged opinIOns on I n shari th~y saId peace depended terday was attcnlled by Sardar Mo most nothIng t.he other Side does load lead109 to CambodIa toral law apphes on thIS pomt only n tonal claIms on CambodIa and agency Tass reported yesterday Pazhwak had set a 10 30 amMon to mllllary officers and clVlI ser did not aIm at takmg over any nally plannmg and orgamsmg an how to bnng about an Israeli WIth on an IsraelI Withdrawal hammad Daoud Prime MIlllster draws that word MeanwhIle In Honolulu Ha The Jew;ls will also be shown at a ed Forces before he was strip day deadlIne for the draft resoiu Steel Output vants and not members of the part of Cambodian terrItory antI Chma campaign drawal The commumque said There Malwandwal PreSident of the WalesI The other Side has been mmmg Wall AdmIral Grant Sharp speCial exhibitIon In Italy later In ped of his preSIdential powers lion, but Ihe Soviet UOlon sow'ht an polICy makmg directory committee Pnnce Slhanouk first recal The note saId that dunng hiS as­ last March n (ConJmued from page 3) rhc statement came In a commu was an exchange of 0plDlons on lIrgah Dr Abdul Zaher PreSident the Saigon fiver and the approaches commander of AmerIcan forces the year AccordJDg to the agency extension of at least two days in the The complaint agamst General led that he had never asked signment ID Burma, Yu MIng­ duced JO commercJal quantities only ",que Issued after the departure of ways of hquldaung the aftermath of Ihe Meshrano 111gab Abdul Had' to the port of Saigon If w¢ were In the PaCifIC said the North SoViet enterpnses turn out over Antara quoted General Sut hope of negotiating a pa::sable rec:o IS Since the Bessemer process was in­ M~ (0 pick up theIr own mlOes and Vietnamese undeserhmate the ThlCU and Pnme MJOlster Ky the ThaIland to recognise (Cambod Sheng had consistently striven to 3 000 varlelles of Jewelry of Am~r llpto as saymg that he was per- lulion for wlthddawal ot IsraelI Boumedlenne and Aref of Israel s aggression and on the Dawl M miSter of Court All I In I take them home to the pOInt from last of the 18 10 be debaled la s) borders but only called promote frIendship between the precIOUs metals and stones sonally In possession at receipts troops trom Arab terClto~." ven ted m England g56 They held nme hours of talks dur MIddle East as a whole hammad members of Parharnent detel mInatlon of the Umted ChlOese and the Bunnese peOpl9S fn recent years, metals and non­ high raniong CIVil and military offi­ whIch they orlgmated-Halphong States to wm the war The assembly s steenng committee for a jomt statement on the res­ for huge sums whIch Sukamo SoViet delegates are now engaged In Cairo -PreSIdent Nasser re metals compelmg WIth sleel bave CIals and PashtunlstaOls resldmg In Simply to take them home then We are much more determl has recommended that four candi­ pect of the present common bor received for vague purposes U1 calks With the Latin AmerH ans cClved Monday SOVIet Deputy For­ der between CambodIa and ThaI­ BANGKOK July 18, (AP) -Thai taken over some of the market, par­ Kabul there would be screams that we ned than they realise the four dates be rejected outright Includlng _ MELBOURN July 18 (DPA)­ from the former IndoneSIan sm- about (he kInd of text that oould Most Pickpockets (Conld 011 page 4) land thIS border havmg been Ie Prime MinIster Thanom Klttlka Ilcularly when steel was m short were escalatmg the war star admiral said Monday In an Au Truong Thanh himself The defimle launcbmg dale for the bassador to Japan. Harsono Rek get the two third vote necessal y for Thanh IS tbc only candIdate to gaIly fIxed already by interna­ chom said Monday leaders of the soatmodjo, now m Army cus adopUon s~pply The pnnclpal compellng Rusk continued, the North Viet exclUSive mtelvlew at hiS camp European developed research rocket declare he would campaign 00 a tional treaties and need109 no seven allied natIons fightlOg 10 Viet­ Europa One Will be announced tody - After talking With SOVIet Ambas matenals are alumInum, plastics, "Are Children namese forces arc In Cambodia at overlooklOS Pearl Harbour UAR Informs UN, World Red least 10 diVISion strength But If peace platform further recogmtlOn nam would hold a summJt meet today The latest dale for the He saId that If the receIpts sador NikolaI Federenko FI d~y and glass and concrete All have some KABUL July 19 -Burglary speCIfic advanlages, mcludlng ligh­ we were to put a company of (Jur As regards Laos and VIetnam, 109 m Bangkok m Oclober launching, postponed several times, were not used for a legallDvest Saturday three Latin Amencan am_ glary and plckpocketlng was much ter weIght, lower cos~ freedom from own men across the border to tind mentIOned In the interview by Thanom said the summit meetmg was July 18 but had to be calJro Igahon he would hand them bassadars tound they must t eport less durmg the first tbree months of Cross On Israel's, Wiar Crimes preced~ rust, and. In the case of glass, par_ out about these people there Nould Khoman the Cambodlon head would be by a foreIgn ml off agam because of reparrs of the down to hlS chIldren and child- back to the Latin Amer can groop the current Afghan year (March UNITED NATIONS, July 19, (Reuter)­ Britain To Leave Singapore, Sal~on ticularly, some artistic ment& But be screams of escalatlon of state recalled that," 1964 aI nISlers conference ID rock~ts first slage, the Blue Streak', ren's chIldren as 50uvemrs of of 23 delegations Monday afternoon 22 July 23) compared to the corres­ versalIl~ UAR accused I&rael yesterday of commlttmg 'mhuman acts" The bombmg of Nortb VIetnam ready Laos HanOI and the FNL produced In BntalD the tormer President to see if a compromise solution can steel s properties and rela­ pondmg penod last year tively low cost m.ake It the agaInst Egyptian soldIers and CIvilians durlng and after last bowever continues and no change had confIrmed they had no ter­ NEW YORK July 18 (AP)­ MeanwhIle the commander of be agreed upon. Abdul Rablm Shansab of the Malaysia Bases In 1970's' month's SIX day Arab Israel war 10 that policy has been ordered the II tonal claims On CllJI1bodla Four SovIet MIG-21 figbters cap­ AMMAN July 18 (Tass) -Trade the Central Java mIlitary dIS- DIplomatic sources saId the maIO mosl promment malenal for struc­ Kabul police told an Islah reporter LONDON, July 19, (AP)­ tured by Israel from the Arabs have tnet MBJ Gen Surono has issued problem m the current talks was tural use and other purposes. steel The charges were contained m P~tagon saId TUesday talks between Jordan and India t yesterday that there were 170 inCI­ a UAR government document Britain announeed Orm plans Tuesday for qulttlJlg ber «;eu been brought to the UnIled Sta~ began here yesterday An Iodlah an'order forbidding peopUt from that the Latin AmerJ.call8 IDSlstfoid researcb has produced lighter, strOll-' denls of burglary and plckpooketmg Questioned about reports m Lon tury old bases In Singapore and Malaysia "In the middle 19'70's ' g~ and mo~ conorion~~t UAR Stands Finn sent to the International Red don suggestmg Ihat the US may be wh....e they are now yIelding VItal delegation arrived m Amman Sun_ hangmg the former PresIdent's on mcluding some words tbat dunng the first quarter thIS year, A government white paper set- mIlitary strength of our friends and Warrants Out For products Cross In Geneva and m a letter on the verge of suspendmg the secrets to Western mtelligence sc day to negollate bigger trade bet­ portraIt 10 publIc places or could be mterpreted 5 a doma'td the figure for the same penod last tmg forth results of a detence pollcy allies 1S growmg The power and po_ to Secretary General U Thant bombmg, a PentagoJ) spokesman said cordmg to Time magazme ween the two countries government offices for non.beiligereDcy Sleel panels coated with coloured :Ji'year was 211 On Terms For reassessment served notice 'that Bn hcy of our potential enemies are released here he was authorised to say the adml 3 Australians In Th~ report says two of the planes The talks WIll mamly deal with The order followed a recent MeanWhile, a UN pokesma'l ID plasllcs have been mtroduced m There arc few profeSSional bur~ t1sh forces In Southeast Asia Will \Iable to change th~1 OlstratlOJ'l s bomblOg polIcy is un­ -the first to fall mlo Western extenhon of the trade agreement demonstratIOn m the Central Jerusalem announced UN cease­ bUlldmg construction New roiling gtars at work Shansab said Most Israel strongly denIed sunllar be reduced by about a half.bY Accotdmgly the document said UN Team changed hands-are belDg test-flown at the Signed between Jordan and India in Java cIty of Jogjakarta staged fire observers began their work on technIques make steel much thinn~r of the burglaries reported were allegations 10 the past made by 1970 71 the government has reached some US Case The offic~r said be could not ad­ Edward Air Force base In Califor­ 1963 by hIgh schOol students who the banks of the Suez Canal Mon and more practical for fPiI and con­ traced to first time ofic;nders Most CAIRO July 19 (DPA) -Tbe the UAR SYfla, and Jordan The total number of B,tItisb ser Important concluslOns, including dress himself to the questIon of fu­ ma The other two are belDg diS India has become one of the prm­ marched to the local leglalatlve day mght • tam~rs Sleel pIpe IS coaled WIth professlOna) burglars seem to DAR government adheres to Its de The fIve page document listed vlcemen servlCewomet and Civilian these two ex~rts ture military moves by the United employ~s NEW YORK July 18 (AP)- seeted and evaluated by 10 Clpal Importers ot JordanIan phos­ assembly to demand the removal The observers were activated 00 plasl)c to reslSt corrosIOn or lined have dlscovered that cnme does not mand that no direct radiO contact numerous examples of what were working for the British 1 As HrItam s trlends In Europe (Conld on page 4) States Warrants have been ISSUed for the Ibe laboralorles at the WrIglil-Pat­ phates Jordan buys IndIan tea Jute of Sukarno's PIcture from Its the UAR and Israeli SIdes at 4 pm Wtth glass to carry aCIds. pay They are given more severe be mamtamed between the UN ob­ In Singapore and Malsy.sla and m budd up their torces the most .valu walls GMT (8 30 P m Afghan Standard arrest of three former Australian terson Au Force base" artIcles and other goods Because steel.making 18 such a pUnIshment With every conVictIOn servers staboned on each Side of the For East Fleet now 15 around able contribution the British can Time) followmg CalIa's agreement policemen mdlcted last January as complex busm..., requmng COnstanl and thiS has served as a deterrent the Suez Canal 80 000 make is to provide them with most on I several important poims' !iaid figures IJl an alleged $22 5 rrulUon new skIlls, developing COuntriC8 llIay Many ex conVIcts were now dOIng The semIofficial CaIro newspaper The h1storJ.c Brthsh decision to cut SOph1sticated elements ot modern ~ustralian-Japan the spoke~rnan He dechned tf) say narcotics smugglmg nog Better Than The Pill Business find It cbeaper, m terms of actual honest work the pOlice officer Al Goumhuria, saId that when Future Of Tshombe Remains back drastically the country's mm armaments ExtraditIon 01 tOUf other Austra what these points Were necessary the observers had to tele_ tary role 10 the Far East already has 2 The manpowel" and costs In CANBERRA, July 18, (OPA) cost, to buy therr needs from malor Sald Sbaosab said mosl of Ibe hans has also been sought Lt Gen Odd Bull chI." of Ihe producing countries, rather that at­ plckpockellng was done by cblld­ phone their centres In Ismaha or been transmitted tormally to Bn volved m m81ntafnmg fixed arma- -A mixture 01 herbs more ef (Continued trom page J) tond best customer, an Import UN ceasefire observation team has Kantara, WhlCh In turn would in The three defendants here had tempt to build duplicate facilities ren bolb boys and girls between 9 Uncertain For Time Being tam's mam partners in the area ments military bases and installa leethe than any contraceptl Once the dommant supplier on preference over Its best custo­ already notified UN Se<"-L'~ta:'y_ form the UN ceasetlre chtef Oen been treed on ball for preslige purpo~ and 14 Since there IS no reform The Umted States Australia, New bons no longer seems to be Justified ve pill bas been used by Pa the AustralIan market, Britain mer, Japan Geoeral U Thant of hIs group s Odd Bull at the headquarters of the Zealand MalaYSia and Smgapore by the sort oj military operatlons Last Thursday. Henry Iken. 34, (CONTINENTAL PRESSS) school yet for "'Juvenile delInquents ALGIERS, July 19 (DPA)­ pua women on New Guinea IS now second to the Umted ThIS Issue could be settled In abihty to supervise the cpaseftre. Ceasefire CommISSIon have been deeply dlsappomted by now foresecable who also faced a passporl VIola· to be sent to when arrested they the Brlt1sh move _ han charge was due at an unnugrB_ lor centuries, Australian aD­ States the not-too-dlstant future The the spokesman said The stipulated 32 observers-16 The future of Congolese ex premIer Moise 'l'shombe wUl re are released on sureties or bonds hon and naturallsation proceeding, thropologlsts Anne Chowu AustralIa enjoys a massIve fa­ results of the Kennedy Round, #' The observers now bewg activat on each bank-eould be Increased mam uncertain for the time bemg, well Informed sources saId here The whIte paper cIted these tol from theIr parents but lailed to show uP, federal au Ing said here yesterday Mrs vourable trade balance WIth Geneva and Bntam's application ed are an alC!\fance guard or eIght if necessary another Cairo news Tuesday lOWing as the maIO reasons tor the There were 59 lDCldents of plck­ Cbownlng, reeently retUlUed Japan In the last financtal year to jom European Common Mar, men-tour staboned at El Q&n~a paper AI Ahram reported Even If the Algerian supreme tried anew 10 Allierls by an thocities said pockellpg reperled by IS police sla­ pollcy SWitch Adeni \Dockers By Fnday the government had from an expedition to the sales to Japan were valued at ket are seen m Canberra as on the Israeli mde of the canal and Accordmg to the Cairo press court at Its sessJon today sup InternatIonal Afrlcan tribunal" -The evolutIon of government tlons m the city durmg the last mtormatlon tbat the trIO had dIS New Guinea jungles, said the $A470 ml1l1on and Japanese sa· pOlDters to the meVltable end four at Ismallia on the DAR side the UAR had stressw conti ports the extradition request fi But even In that case the ques- policy toward Europe (hr~e months appeared from an apartment and native women maintained les to Australia were only SA230 of Commonwealth preference The UN spokesman Said that the nually In tbe negotIatlOos led by Congo Kmshasa Presldent tlOn would remam open where -Changes In strategy wlthlll the Refuse To Unload There were III cases of burglary other haunts her. ASSistant UlS their herbs were better than mIllIon fn the broad, Australia-Japan advance guard of 9bservers wculd on the 8tatlOn108 of UN ob Houan Boumedlenne would have the verdIct of such a court would North AtlantIC AllIance (NATO) Four of tbe offenders Involved were Attorney Wilham M Tendy told the contraceptive pili and had ThIS adverse balance has been relations are almost exclUSIve be Joined by reintorcements today servers that It inSisted on Its com the last word on the subject, be executed the Middle East and the Far East women the police officer sald US Rice For Arabia Federal Judge Dudley B Bonsai to be taken only three times the cause of considerable frlc>­ concerned with trade There Is -three more men at EI Qantara and plcle sovereIgnty over the Suez Ca they added After 18 days of detentIOn the -The growing capacity of coun Monday that arrest warrants were a week wblle the pili must be hon Japan says Australia no mIlitary contact, no mutual two more a.s Ismallia nal and that Israel should not be He on turn IS believed likely two pIlots of the plane m whIch tnes 10 the reglOn to defend them ADEN July 19 (AP) -A ship obtamed Erlday to authorIse any taken daily should be prepared to Vlew trade securIty agreements, etc Japan 'Larm3lhoo' Wheat allowed to gam terntory from the to consult the cabmet pnor to Tshombe was abducted-DaVId selves loaded WIth 800 tons of nce ur appropriate federal agency to ar SCIentists have for years sa a two-way affair and be wll Is not a member of the South ceaseftre such an Important deCISIon Taylor 26 and Trevor Kopple- -Modern meth,pds of transporta gently needed here left yester rest the men Absent beS1des Iken been puzzled about the taet hng to buy from Japan which IS East Asian Treaty OrganIsation On a teleVISlon broadcast Man Smce Algenan law porblds stone 39 -were for the first lion makes It pOSSible for the move day for Dloubltl WIthout unloa were John W Egan 29 and Bryan that Papua girls, who have bUYtng so generously from Aust­ Culturally, the gap between Airline Earnings Boosts Yields day two Israeli prJsoners of war extradItIon of any person for tIme allowed Monday to talk to ment of forces acroSS the world tas dmg Rice IS the staple dIet of sexual Intercourse from the ~lltlsh k?~ J HIll, 32 ralIa Ihe two countrIes IS awesome KABUL, July 19 (Bakhtarl­ admitted that Israel had attempt political reasons, the Congolese offiCials 10 Alglel S and\1O larger number. than was Arabia and a seve~e shortage BonsaI declined to revoke ball tIme they are about 12 years (ConJmued from page 3) Japanese busmessmen are In AustralIa's culture IS till The Larmahoo variety of wheat ed to press claIms to half of government has based ItS requ pOSSible even a few years ago The IS threatenmg ordermg the case returned to the old, never bave illegitimate censed when Australia, 3l! hap fundamentallY rooted m 1965 Operatmg expenses rose ~ the canal by launchmg a boat wlth est on Climes m the sense of the They saId that they were con Aden dock workers however cCimmal caJendar Thursday children 14 4 per cent to $3,600 /DIWon seed has given sood result, In pens often, Virtually excludes a Anglo-Saxon traditIOns, With a Nangarhar, Laghman and Ku the Israeh flag on the eastern Side penal code allegedly commItted hnuously mterrogated but were have refused to handle the rice Some weeks ago dunng a ball Japanese product from the mar­ spnnklIng of European Influen while net earnmgs were $325 ot the canal one day before the ob by Tshombe such as compliCIty heated correctly Mrs. Gandhi's 'W.A.' because It was loaded m the dJ.scusslon Tendy told Bansal that mIllion compared to the nme nar provInces ket by a heavy protectIve tariff ce caused by Auatralia's great Sohbat Khan of Jalalabad servers were- to arrive The boat WIth murder and embezzlement The pilots saId that tneIr tWIn UnIted States They also demand 'at the first opportumty these men The Australian Trade Mmls­ unmlgrahon campll1JlIl Japan Is months earnmgs In 1965 of $292 .5HAHrASAND' was captured or sunk by UAR of state funds engine Jet plane In whIch Tshom ed to be paid shIft rate mstead wlll get out of UnJted States' mIllIOn-an mcrease of 11 3 per has obtalOed the best tesults Policy Approved ter John McEwen, appealll com­ shll essenttally unique in ItS USIng fertIlIser properly, he had troops when attempting to palrol MeanwhIle, the Idea IS gammg be was abducted last June 30 of a dally rate to handle cargo pletely overwhelmed by these com culture cent along the eastern Side at the canal ground that Tshombe might be had landed safely In Algiers and wanted the new rate back Enahoro Calls On It IS beheved thot net eamlnga a YIeld of 160 seers on half an plamts He merely repeats th.at, There IS some tourism between aCI e of land !By Assembly dated to June I Government policy IS to protect the two countries Unlike trade, must expand slgmflcant\y ID the An unprecedentea eut In the The NorweglOn freIghter Thu WelCher Forecast future If the US aITline Industry price 01 Shah Puand vecetahie Abdul Hadl a farmer of Ka NEW DELHI July 19 (AP)­ UK Not To Stay effiCient and economic" Indus It IS VlrtuallY a one-way street m m Lashman province record mor (not hsted m Lloyd s whIch tnes to favour of Japan Tens of IS to cOrltmue Its gIgantic ex­ oIL The Indian parlIament Tuesday brought the nce waIted three pansIon and modermsation pro­ Shah Pasud-the besl vent ed a yield of JlO seers WIth Fi,e Aboo,d·But Passenge,s Enjoy Tea Sides througbout the COUDtry Experts belIeve Australia has thousands of Australians are normal varieties the YIeld had formallY approved the pro Arab days for the dock workers to Nentral vlSlthlOg Ja,pan every year Ja· sramme In the public mterest, able oU a val1ab1e. Middle East polIcy of Prllne wW be mainly clear Yesterday only scratched the surfar.e of been only 30 seers he reported change theIr mn;lds Farah was the warmest redon ItS mmeral potenhal Neverthe­ panese contacts with Australia 85 cents out of every dollar (85 Shah Pasand-tuty, bealthy, HONG KONG, July 10 (Heu Asked whether It was normal Some of them could probably Mmlster Mrs IndIra GandhI' The Aden dockers are still re­ per cent) of mdustry net earn­ and dependable, The Mmistry of Agnculture government by 144 to 81 votes 01 the COUDtry with a b.gb of 44 LONDON July 18 (Reuter)­ less large projects are under are shll largely confmed to bu­ and IrngatlOn plans to under­ ter) -Many passengers on board pro""dure for lbe passengers be salvage£!, the captam satd fusmg to belIeve that neIther way With, In most cases, Japan IngS IS bemg remvested to help You can buy your Shah Fa­ The approval carne when the C, 1\1 F North SaJang was the Chief Antbony Enahoro, fede­ sinessmen take one of ItS bIggest wheat the luxury llOer Oronsay carl!1ed not to be mformed Immedlate- One or two crew members the United States nor Bntam fmance the new aIrcraft and gr­ sand vegetable oll th~ house defeated a motion of the coldest region of the country ral NIgenan COmmISSIoner for as the prmclpal market from all d{stJllbullon projects m these on With theIr tea while the ly 52 year old captam, who were overcome With smoke whIle mtervened on flie Side of Israel Apart from tanUs, other ISSues HOUSE FOR RENT ound equIpment shops. cr~w leader the IIS"t wmg's watantra with a low of 2 C, 36 F mformatlOn and labour, warned three prOVInces fought a fITe In one of the comes from Dorset replied "Its flghtmg the fire but otherwise In the Middle East war The temperature In Kabul at yesterday that Nlgena would are causmg some strSln between A mOdem apartment house, (U S SOURCES) cargo holds below, the captaID, not unusual' there were no lnJUrIeS, he Party Masam to make a token The freIghter's Amencan loa­ with Uving dining 10 a m was 25 C, 77 F probably dlsmtegrate and start Australia and Japan Treasury's room, room, Roger Culter s~ld Yesterday Evelythmg was under con- said cut of 100 rupees (13 dollars) ded rice IS seen here as a test Yesterday's temperatures a cham reachon through AfTlca stead fast refusal to approve the two bedrooms, modern kitchen, 14 Hurt In 2 Accidents They thought the crew were trol ' The captaIn demed he had ForeIgn Mmlstry's annual case No Bntlsh vessel have two bathrooms, room, Kabul 31 21C If the proolalmed secessIOn of estabbsbment of Japanese banks servants MISRI KABAB RESTAURANT CHARIKAR, July 19, (Bakb Jtlst takIng part 10 an eXercIse,' Captam Culter saId later, as prevented the passengers from appropnatlons because of been brought m to be unloaded gll1'l\P and iImalI yai'd 88F 70F the Eastern regIOn was accom 10 AustralIa Welcome customers to enjoy excellent and delIclous Kababa. tar) -NlOe people were mJured he saId a precautionary measures some sendmg out cables after the out the faIlure to take an obJectlve by Arab labour smce the boy Address; Share Nau, near the and Impartial attItude on the Kandahar 40C 22C plIshed The Japanese pOInt out that Menu Includes: when a statlOnwagon colltded 'There was absolutely no pa 300 tounst cabms were vacat break of the tire cott threat was made last lOW 72F Addr6jlsmg a press conferen­ CereJe-FrancaJa. MIsrI Kabab (Egyptian), SheshJlk Ka\Jab, Grolind. WIth a 10lry near Chalkal yes­ mc and people carned On theIr ed However, we did stop one West AsIan CriSIS and to work month English banks have been in AU1I­ Tel: 21398. Herat 34C 21C ce here on the conflict between Meat Kabab. Roasted RIbs, Roasted Liver, BOasted Kld. terday evemng, Another stabon­ work as usual" The shIp was The occupants ot most of them newsman travellIng on the Oron­ for a just solutlon' tralla for years Japanese banks, The house then quIckly appro 03F 70F the federal government and the LAPIDARY & STONE WORKS ney.., Kabab, Roast ChiCKen, Roast Fllih, Kashmlrl Kabab, wagon parked near by was also m the TaIwan straits In the af were allowed to so back but say from sendms hIS story be they argue, should be allowed at ved by a vOIce vote the propos Gboul 3IC HC breakaway eastern state of Bl­ least, to helP finanCe~the bur­ We cDt and poUsh precious Roasted Oysters and Turk~y Kabab. lllt and slightly damaged ternoon of July 16 when ItS de· about 100 passengers had to be cause we dId not want to cause found new accommodatIOn, most- any alarm when the SItuatIOn ed 1967 8 budget for the mIniS Irish Guards Leave 88F 57F atra he said "What 15 going on geoDlng trade between the two stones of Afghanistan such as Drinks, hot and cold, also served All the mjured, who were br­ tt!chng system dtsco"ered the ought to the Nader Shahl hospI­ fIre 10 number four hold where Iy m first class cabms was well under control He could try of 220 mIllIon rupees ($29 Aden By End Of July Gardez 30C 16C now IS a struggle for the very countnes lapis lazuli, ~ aDd. ameth:nt / Kababs of all varieties are prepared to order aa wen. 86F 61F tal here, are frolll Kohlst~n mall, general cargo and canned 'No one had to spend the mght hie hl~ despatch from Hong mllhon ADEN July 10, (AP)-The lIurvlVal ot our nation .. Brttlsh preference lo Australia for rings. Orders are accepted. CHAR RABI SEDARAT Baghlan 38C 10C ChIef Enahoro who met the IS also .a sore pomt Tokyo bn­ We also seU fine alabaster The statlOnwagon was bemg oranges were stored on Ihe dock If anyone dId, It Kong The votes followed a one houl WIthdrawal from Aden of the looF 66F press In advance of a meeting dies agamst the whole concept saucers. drIven by Mohammad Nasslr and The crew were alerted and was not On account of the fIre" There was absolutely no cen- and 15 mmute speecfl by Fore gn Bntlsh army WIll begm at the yesterday WIth Pnme Mmlster of Commonwealth prelerence, NIAZ & MOBD~ the lorry by Mohammad EdrIS U;~~:~t~~I:nt~~~~:~;;r hi:eja~t Captam Culter saId some da- sorshlp mmlster Chagla defending the end of July when 600 men of Harold Wilson, also said there argumg that there IS little logic OpPOSite' Nazar BestauraII*; Dr Moh~mmad AlI Alrban of mage was caused to per&onal ef support of the Arabs and Pre the IrIsh guards leave here, a At The Cinema The passengers were mostly sldent Nas&er whom he saId was mIlitary source said Monday should be no questton of the 10 glVlng Britain, Australia's lie- CharrliJ AnsarIe, ShAre Nan. NAWROZ CARPET EXPORT LTD tpe hospItal saId that the condl kets on Life boats were also fecls and furmture In five cabms 'a force for progress" ABlANA CINEllIA Brlttsh goverrunent trYmg to be Ilon of one of the Injured, AzIZ prepared tor lowenng as they had to be !lept wet to German Bntlsh, Australian and The guardsmen WIll leave theIr At 2, 5 30, 7 30 and 30 pm neutral as between the federal We offer to our customers new BIPI, was seriOUs The others The captam said passengers prevent the fire from spreadmg Japanese and 61 crew on board He stands for secularism and barracks at Little Aden to Arab Spinzar Spinzar $pilJzar were not Informed until an hour The hner, some 18 hours be nonalignment and lS reslsimg soldIers of the South. Arabian Amencan colour film In FarSI government and self proclatmed and antique carpets at low prices. The carpets would be dIscharged soon 'the extent of the damage was hmd schedule was due to saIl reactIOnary forces and religIOUS army The barracks which are BEACH QEAD Blafra are different sIZes. In Kabul. ltve people were later 'because we had ascertam­ not known 'If the federal authority Is U you want your skin to be soft and perfumed slIghtly Injured when a taxI co ed there was no ImmedIate dan Yesterday the water was pum­ fO! Singapore at noon today fanaticism" Chagla saId HIS among the most modem in Aden PARK CINEMA However It was expected to lea speech was repeatedly mterrup Include aIr conditIOned messes At 2 30, 5, Band 10 pm beIng defIed the proper ath­ use Spinzar soap. Address: mlnS flom Chelsetoon hIt a tree ger and we dId not want to cau­ ped out agam and the damaged ve Singapore on time ted and sWlmmmg pools Amerlc811 cmemascope colour film tucje for the Bnt!sh government Spinzar soap in different colours can be purcba.se(l at Opposite Blue Mosque, Share Nau near the J angalak factones se unnecessary alarm goods were bemg unloaded m FarsI TIfE SON OF CAPTAIN to take IS to support ijle federal the ~pinzar Shop, opposite the Pashtany Tejarity Bank. Tel: 24835 BLOOD govemment," he S1Ud