Pdpa Fifth Plenum

VOL. XIX, NO. 24. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1981 (IIAMAL 27, 1360 U.S.) PRICE AFS. 6 PDPA FIFTH PLENUM Sultan Ali Keshtmand returns home Waldheim's DECISIONS HAILED emissary f HERAT, April 16 (Bakhtar) Lt Gen Abdul Qader, Incharge of the ',4s4fg Op (V meets justice and defence division of the PDPA CC, and Maj Gen Gul Aqa, president of the politcal affairs department of the army attended a meeting of the cadres and party activists of the Herat military division no., 17 held in su- Foreign pport of the PDPA fifth 'plenum decisions at the division headquarters on Tuesday. atten- Gen Qader, sp- Organization for the You- The meeting was y Later, Lt ded by Bareq Shafiyee, oke in detail on the ple- th of the division who had Minister alternate member of the num decisons and drew taken active part in the ' ' PDPA CC, the secretary the attention of the offi- revolution. KABUL, April 16 (Ba- 1 1 and deputy secretary of cers and soldiers to their At the end, a resolution 1 khtar). Javier Preze de de- the provincial committee, responsibilities in its supporting the plenum . ;' .... Cueller, the commander of divis- implementation. cisions was issued. for Special Pol- ion no. 17, the Herat gov- itical Affairs of the Un- Sultan Ali Keshtmand, member of the PDPA' CC Politburo, ernor, the commandant The secretary of the pr- According to another ited Nations arrived in of the RC and Deputy Prime Minister, on arrival at the Kabul Interna of the police, some mem- ovincial committee, the report, Gen Qader and Kabul yesterday from Is- tional Airport. (Photo: Bakhtar) bers of the provincial and commander of military di- Gen Gul Aqa arrived in lamabad. city committees, party ca- vision no. 17, the comman- Kandahar on Tuesday. Vi- KABUL, April 16 (Bak- the PDPA, Destagir Panj-sher- i, ers ot the PDPA CC, RC dres and some members der of battalion no. 28 and siting the Kandahar garr- He was welcomed at htar) Sultan Ali Kesht- member of Politbu- and Council of Ministers, of the Democratic Organ- a soldier in their speeches ison units, they held talks the Kabul International member of the Po- ro and incharge of the high rankng party and isation for Women of the expressed their readiness with the officers and soldiers mand, Airport by Mohammed litburo of the PDPA CC, Control and Supervision government official and director-genera- Herat province. for implementation of and drew their atte- Sakhi Daneshjo,. l, Vice-Preside- nt of the RC Division of the CC, Aslam Ambassadors of Czecho- the plenum decisions.,; ntion to their "grave dut- political, of the and Deputy Prime Mini- Watanjar, Minister of slovakia and Soviet Un- Maj Gen Gul Aqa read ies and responsibilities in Ministry of Foreign Aff- of DRA returned Communications, memb- - ion in Kabul. the text of the fundamen- MEDALS defence of the honour and ster the airs and other officials of home yesterday att- tal statement of the PD- dignity of the homeland after the DRA Foreign Minist-- ending the 16th Congress PA CC plenum which was Honorary medals were and in supporting the ga- of Communist enthusiastically welcomed distributed to the memb- ins of the Saur Revolut- the Pjr.ty The by the audience. ers of the Democratic ion, especially, its new of Czechoslovakia. of evolutionary phase". He had gone to Prague the UN, at the head of a DRA de- in his capacity as the rep- of Dr Kurt Ministers' meet on To support the plenum legation which included resentative Secretary-Gener- al decisions, a grand funct- Mahmood Baryalai, head Waldheim, of the UN, had a me- ion was also held by the of the International Rel- eting yesterday, afternoon monetary situation party committee of Bagr-a- m ations Department of the Mohammad Woleswali with Party's Central - Commi- with Shah KABUL, April 16 (Bakh- ce, Fazlurrahim Momand, the Dost, of participation of the party ttee. Minister Foreign tar). The Supreme Coun- Minister of Agriculture and Affairs of DRA activists and members of In an interview with a the in his cil of the De Afghanistan Land Reforms and Dr. Meh-rabudd- in 111 sjsStl, I office the Democratic Organisa- Bakhtar correspondent and had discussions Bank met under the chair- Paktiawal, first on of in- for Youth. Sultan Ali Keshtmand he- matters mutual vice president of tion the manship of Abdul Wakil, the State ld in high esteem the wo- terest. Finance Minister, at the Planning Committee were Director-Genera- The function was addre- rk of the 16th Congress of The l, mor- also present. fcSsySmzmmllmmMimmmmmmmmimimmmm bank's hall yesterday - mi i I Fore- ' by the Communist Party of political, of the DRA i. ssed Mohammad Asef ning. Dipl. Eng. Moham- Nabard, secretary of the Czechoslovakia and descr- The Minister of Foreign Affairs, holding talks ign Ministry was also pre- mad Ismail Minis- Danesh, Ghulam Hussain Juvai--ni provincial committee of ibed its results as an "im- with the UN sent at the meeting. ter of Mines and Industr- head of the executive Parwan, who spoke in de- portant step on the way ies, Mohammad Khan Ja-lal- board of the bank spoke on tail on the plenum decis- of ensuring peace,, deten- Minister of Commer- - the monetary situation iu" ions and on the participate and cooperation betw- all-rou- the country. After tion of the DRA high-power een the countries of the Majid discussions, the executive party delegation led world and for the further Sarbiland board of the bank was in- by Babrak Karmal, Gen- and better growth of the structed to prepare a report eral Secretary of the PD- fraternal Czechoslovak re- leaves for about it to be presented to PA CC, President of the public" in the social and the Government. RC and DRA Prime Min- economic arenas" and in ra- ister, in the 26th CPSU ising the standard of liv- Havana Then, the meeting stud- Congress. The plenum was ing of the People. He grati- ied and assessed the agen- described as useful and expressed his hosp- KABUL, April 16 (Bak- da, approved the organisa- valuable in the social, ec- tude for the warm onomic itality accorded to the Af- htar). Abdul Majid Sar- tional set up, salaries, the and politcal life of the people ghan delegation by the biland, member of the Ce- budget, and expenditures of Afghanistan. party and the Governme- ntral Committee of the PD- for 1360 of the centre and Similar functions were i Mk nt of Czechoslovakia and . PA and the Revolutionary branch offices of the bank, also held in the Kabul, the decisive and friendly I ft i Council, Minister of Inf- and adopted necessary de- Takhar, Zabul and Balkh stand of the CPC in reg- ormation and Culture and cisions about the, other is- provinces in support of ard to the revolution and Vice-Preside- of the Pea- sues included in the agenda. the plenum decisions, re- people of Afghanistan. ports ce, Solidarity and Friend- add. He was welcomed at the pf Afgh- ship Organization Kabul International Air- - ' ', - .:,; anistan, left for Cuba yes- port by Dr Saleh Moha- fS f.i :i .w.'ut.'..'i...... terday at the head of a dele- mmad Zeary, member of Javier Preze De Cuellar, UN Under-Secretar- y General on arrival at the gation to participate in the Politburo and ' Secretary Kabul International Air port (Photo: Bakhtar) international conference of to Central Committee of peace forces in Havana. with a) UScontact ROME, April 15 (Cete-k- US to set up radar Sarbiland will also par- Thirtyeight memb ticipate in the international ers ol the extreme right i i Pol Pot clique conference for peace and Hi, U'-J- wing have been arrested SVStem On DRA DOmer detente, to be held by Wo- j - PARIS, April 15 (Tass) in iiaiy in wiue anu len- rld Peace Council from roist actions of t he NEW DELHI, April 16 The radar system in Pa- Ieng Sary, one of the April 27 to April 29 in police in the pa- (Tass) The US plans to kistan will be serviced by ringleaders of the pro Pol ov- Vienna. st four months, the com- develop a high-capacit- sy- US experts, the Times of Peking Pot regime Kampu-chea- anti-terrori- by n mand of Italian st stem of observation of the India adds. erthrown the ile M Pakistani-A- people, has discl- was seen off at the I 1 I U .i Sri v police units annou- air space over the Airp- ' fghan osed that the new US ad- Kabul International w , 7 v v 1 nced on April 13. frontier, ac- Gaddafi backs ort by heads of publishing All the arretsed terro- cording to Indian newsp- ministration had establ- houses, the ambassador of If rists are accused of mem- aper Times of India. new W. ished a direct contact wi- bership ultra-right Sahara th representatives of the Cuba to Kabul, , charge Abdul Majid Sarbiland, Minlser of Information 'in the The equipment is stated Posi-tion- Pol Pot clique. d'affaires of Austria and and Culture, before departure for Cuba, organization "Terza e" to be as sensitive as the So- According to a France Minister Counsellor of or NAR which has early-warnin- g Republic (Photo: Bakhtar) system Is- Presse report, Sary told viet Embassy in Kabul. committed at least four rael has. The electronic BEIRUT, April 16 (Reu-te- r) newsmen on Monday In murders. equipment in Pakistan Libyan leader Mu-amm- ar Cairo, where he arrived will be deployed within Gaddafi has called for 'talks' with Egyptian the framework of the pl- in New Delhi for tough talks for a union between Ma- authorities, that last Ma- Mrs Thatcher US deliveries anned arms uritania and the West rch there had been a me- paper sa- NEW DELHI, April 16 According to the agency ested against the Thatcher to its policies in defence of to Pakistan, the procl- Pol ' Saharan Republic eting of Pot's represe- ys. I i : (Ceteka). British Prem- Press Asia International, visit.' I' independence, peace and aimed by Polisario front ntatives with White Hou- ier Margaret Thatcher ar- she intends to try to iron international' security. guerrillas fighting Moro- se envoy Ray Cline, who Na- It may be recalled that rived here yesterday tor out the acute differences In a statement the cco for the territory's ind- heads & group of Preside- some years ago the US a five-da- y official visit to existing between the two tional Council of the CPI "The British Premier ependence, Libyan news nt Reagan's advisers on supplied China with anti- India. countries on a number of has said that the head of will hear many unpleasant agency Jana said on April South East Asian policy. aircraft radars, br-- . She will discuss with In- international questions du- the British Government things in New Delhi", wr- defence Without disclosing the acketlng them with "non-offensiv- dian Premier Indira Gan- ring her talks with Indian sets out for India fight af- ites newspaper Times of subject of the talks with hi-- , arms. The i Jana dhi the international situa- leaders, says Tass. This con- ter her trip to Washington India. India rejects said Col Gaddafi the envoy, Sary express- ghly sensitive electronic also tion and questions of bilate- cerns, in particular, India's where she expressed con- the approach to recalled for an alliance ed firm hope that the equipment will now hold between Libya, ral interest. alarm over the escalation of sent with the aggressive gional problems by Algeria, US would support the fr- under observation huge Mauritana and the Rep- According to the local imperialist military pres- plans of the new adminis- the' US and its allies, and ont ,of an areas from the Soviet Un- ublic of the Algerian-backe- d press, the negotiations v. ill ence in the Indian Ocean, tration to continue milita- believes that their course forces which Peking is ion to the Indian Ocean. Polisario. be complicated by the fact the plans to expand the sp- risation of the Indian Oc- may result in a catastrophe, knocking together now. that the Thatcher Govern- here of operations of the ean and to set up a joint the paper says. ment fully supports the aggressive Nato bloc to the Anglo-America- n "rapid de- A war of letters on nuclear policy of the US aimed at Persian Gulf area, the Bri- ployment force". "One can expect that the arms race views of Margaret Thatcher (Re-ute- r) increasing military tens- tish Government's "initia- GENEVA, April 16 about l00 per day", Secr- any. ion in Indian Ocean setting up a joint The statement says that and Indian leaders on ma- Thousands of wo- etary the tives" on Rikki Jaipal told Jaipal quoted from one, Anglo-Americ- an rapid de- Mrs. Thatcher's .opposition jor international problems men and children on three area. the Geneva Dis- in which a Danish moth- Deep dissatisfaction was ployment force and the pl- to turningy the Indian Oc- will greatly differ", writes continents are flooding the armament Committee at Ti- er of three confessed to large-scal- e ean into a zone of peace the London Financial world's major disarmame- also raised in India by a anned deliver- the end of its regulat, pu- feeling "scared and desp- her effort to justify mes. Representatives of the nt forum de- bill on state citizenship, now ies of US and Western ar- and with letters blic session. erate" over the arms race. deliveries to Pa- two countries have made to nu- being discussed in the Bri- ms to Pakistan.1 US arms manding an end the She asked how parents bill kistan and the build-u- p of diametrically opposite sta- clear arms race, it was The letters bore postm- tish Parliament. The who were frightened co- presence in the tements in regard to the 14. arks from Turkey, Mexi- is degrading for citizens of PROTEST US military announced on April uld successfully bring up co- co, the co- Indian origin and other Persian Gulf area run situation in the region of Scandinavian be- US, the new generation. "coloured" immigrants in The Communist Party unter to India's national the Persian Gulf and the "These letters have untries, Britain, the of France and West Germ (Continued on Page 4) Britain. of India has strongly prot interests and are hostile Indian Ocean, it notes. en arriving at the rate PAGE a KABUL NEW TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1981 Saur Revolution varsary Revolution unites nat'l Proud day for the people Slogans are significant, end versary. the imperialists and th- only significant, when th- There is nothing absolute eir puppets to bully and and democratic forces ey are revolutionary. Or, about the revolutionary browbeat the free and when they represent a process, except the heroic Afghanistan. And, The triumph of Saur Re- We have a long way ahead will for radical social utionary character of the it strives' for true inter- volution which was an to travel. The DRA gov- change, and show the way process itself. The Saur nal democracy that rep- unprecedented eveut in ernment under the lead- to such a change. Such Revolution has illustrated resents the vital interests Afgh- has to y. the long history of ership of PDPA indeed are the slogans, ths axiom afresh by . of the toilers of the anistan helped the nati- wage a vigorou struggle to which Afghanistan improving upon itself.. By ' onal and democratic for- to revolutionize produc- will resound on the third adopting its new, evolu- ces to get together and tion and enhance the le- anniversary of its histo- tionary phase, it has re- It is, thus, the patriotic make great stride tow- ading role of the workers, ric Saur Revolution. fined further its revo- forces and the toiling ards the building of a peasants and toilers, or It is a truly proud anniv- lutionary character. masses of the country new life in the country the working class. ersary that the country that can defend the rev- under the leadership of It has to crush the hostile ' will celebrate later this The Saur Revolution star- olution, their revolution the People's Democratic elements and enemies of month. For, it is a revo- ted with the end of ', a and it is they who are, Saur Revolution who Party of Afghanistan, (Granma) lution that can truly be . new and just society in in actual fact, doing so. the vanguard of the wor- are trying to disorganize proud of its proven stre- view. The phase has ch- This is a fundamental king class in revolutiona- the revolutionary base ngth to defend itself. And, arted out a new path to- truth, which no false ry and, free Afghanist- of, the country. Furth- defend itself it has had wards this goal. It is a propaganda, however fr- an. ermore, it has to put down Glimpses of other lands to, against formidable path of enhanced revo- enzied, can change. the resistance offered odds. lutionary vigilance and Ji- by a by shark. The Saur Revolution esp- by the remnants of the Former US President whale, but a exemplary humanity. The Which is why Afghanistan they ecially its new evolution- overthrown exploiting mmy Carter has decided to The whale's throat, It has had to reckon with new phase has given the will not be raising empty say, is too narrow for a hu- ary phase shattered do- classes and wipe out for pen his memoirs, and write the vicious attempts of revolutionary objective slogans, when it declares man being to pass through. wn the bastion of tyran- "ver the mercenaries sent a few other books to boot. the world imperialism anil a new clarity and a new on Saur 7: easily ny, oppression, injustices oto our country by the One of the first, says the But the shark can its natural and opportu- popular appeal. Glory to the third proud cope with such a task. and inequalities in our imperialists .headed by West German magazine Der nist allies to crush it. It anniversary of the Saur will on a subj- country. It laid the fou- US and its Chinese ally Spiegel, be has also had to undergo The revolution has surviv- Revolution ! So why didn't shark ndation of a new progres and reaction of the re- ect in which he considers the the ordeal of betrayal by ed and grown stronger Honour to the Saur Re- just rip Jonah to pieces sive and just society wh- gion. himself to be an expert. It quislings that had infil- because it is a people's volution and its new ph- ". with its terrible jaws and ere all the nationalities Our difficulties and prob- will be called trated its ranks, the cri- revolution. It is that, ab- ase, which has opened the digest him during th- and tribes and the entire lems will be overcome Carter says that in the the minals of the Hafizullah ove all, because it repre- bright way towards the de- ree days he was in its bel- social groups are given and solved if the entire last few years he has Amin clique, It has sur- sents the poople's best " building of the new ard vised exceptionally high-clas- s ly, and how come he did- equal opportunity by law people of the country an vived all the odds, the and e interests just society in Afghanis- fly. Now n't suffocate? The Israeli to develop their culture exert all efforts in tak- artificial external onslaughts and both immediate and long-ter- tan! ing in he wants to share his ex- biologists have probably , and observe their cust- part the implem- internal sabotage, and , perience with other angl- saved the answers tc these oms and traditions and entation of the develop- emrged stronger. j It is a national democratic Honour to the free and questions religious faiths and cree- ment programmes devi- ers and thinks that the for their next The prophets of 'oom and revolution. It aims at heroic people of Afghan- ds. sed to turn our backward book will sell better than treatise. the propagandists of wo- preserving and strength- istan who have raised country into a progressive the one about his y rld reaction stand be- ening national independ- the banner of struggle At the same time the peo one. stay, in the Wh- lied, as the revolution en- ence and sovereignty in for the blossoming of our House. Captain Kathleen Wild- ple extended large co- It is the sacred duty of the ite ters upon its third anni the face of attempts by beloved country! operation to the party youths, boys and girls, er of New Orleans, USA, is and the government of men and women to help "very, very happy", she Democratic Republic of in bringing the revolu- Israeli biologists Avi told interviewers on lear- Afghanistan in implem- tion to final victory and Baranes and David Darom ning that she was the first Namibia under Pretoria enting the social, econo- build the new life diffe- have published a treatise on woman in the US Army to mic sharks. In this book they earn a Green 3eret, i.e., holding development plans rent from that in the With the aim of By Ghaus Amer ed by Pretoria regime un- in past. have made a "scientific dis- to be admitted to the noto- the interest of the wo- on the Kinshasa regime, der an old League of Na- covery" which supposedly rious army units which pl- rking people. The imp- The best guarantee, we direct armed intervention PART II tions mandate. South Africa to corrects a mistake ' in the ayed a leading role in the si ortant changes which ha- have admit, for the by Nato with the participa- tention and torture of lea- refused to accept UN au- Bible. "search and destroy" oper- ve been brought about in victory of the Saur Revo- - tion of the United States has ders of SWAPO and other thority under the trustee- ations during the American different areas of the life . lution especially its new teen organized in Zaire. Namibian patriots which ship system. The they aggression in Vietnam. of the people of Afghan- evolutionary force is the prophet Jonah, This has been accompan- constitute attempts to eli- claim, was swallowed, and Captain Wilder is raring istan have been well re- unity between, the people, ied by a massive propagan- minate the SWAPO and Other African nations then cast out hale and he- to show 'em that she des- ceived not only inside the party and the gov- da campaign by the imp- to suppress the legitimate charged South Africa with arty three days later, not erves the honour. the country but also in ernment. The DRA gov-enme-nt erialists to make world pu- aspirations, of the Namito imposed apartheid, build- the socialist world. translates into blic opinion believe in fab- ian heroic people to coming of military bases and As the regime is going to action whatever it says rications and concoctions plete independenct!. South exploiting South West Af- serve the cause of huma- and plans for the develop- and to camouflage their own Africa ought o be allowed rica. Thirty six African st- nity and the interest of ment and progress of WORLD PRESS intrigues and clandestine to perpetuate its manoeuv- - ' ates called on the United the deprived and suffer- our country which has efforts. res, to abuse the goodwill Nations to take over the maga- to least ing masses the national unfortunately been left According to US offer Islamabad at of the international comm- mandate. The UN Gene- of 500 "as an and democratic forces backward as a result of zine Newsweek million million dollars The events in Africa de- unity and appropriate me- ral Assembly in May 1968 to be are prepared to enthus- the oppression of exploi- dollars are going initial downpayment" and monstrate that the stren- asures must be taken to accordingly created an re- - spent to beef up the Eg- even more military aid. iastically defend the tative classes and feudal gthening of peace and impress upon Pretoria Council to take ov- ruling yptian base of Ras Banas volution and the gains it circles that paid no security, and the firm commitment of the er administration of South-- on Red Sea, to build weekly describes as has so far achieved. serious attention to the the The the resistance to imperialist United Nations to West Africa and lead improvement oil tanks for warsh- "fearsome" measu-r- s There are, of course, many of the lot there these aggression and diktat are freedom and it to independence. In Ap- ips and. to expand the ru- by Washington to turn difficulties, hazards and of the workers, peasants as urgent tasks as ever. national independence for ril 1968 the Council char- nways to accommodate jet Middle East problems in realising the and toilers. the Near and The policy of all the pro- the Namibian people. ged that South Africa had fighters and transports. into military ar- vis-a-vi-s aspirations of Saur Re- countries gressive countries blocked its efforts to visit The senals. volution. But we have resolutions of the PD- Africa is consistent and Namibia or South Africa South-west Africa. boundless moral and ma- PA CC plenums have pr- The magazine says that clearly defined. In the de- is not very large in size and Washington strategists re- terial resources and high ovided wise guidelines in veloping countries and is a sparsely populated and In 1968 the UN General gard as vitally important been hopes. We can be sure handling and organising The US press has elsewhere it supports those naturally resourceful land Assembly gave the area i massive US arms shipme- parallels betw- that the People's Demo- the social, economic, and drawing forces who are upholding which became the target of the name "Namibia". In Ja- nts to the Middle East co- een Washington did cratic Party of Afghan- cultural and party aff-- what the cause of national inde- imperialism and racism in nuary 1970 the UN Secu- Vie- in fkn . t--i untries. This explains to 13,000 miles away in istan and DRA govern- aire i pendence, social progress 1966. Most of South-We- st rity Council condemned the US, readiness to sell tnam, and its current act- ment have the capacity public of Afghanistan. I and democracy. Africa is a plateau with pl- South Africa for illegal co- rni - I Saudi Arabia 62 jet figh- only one thousand and the wisdom to promine tormation of the ions ains in the north Kalhari ntrol of Namibian territory. ters of the F 15 type as miles outside US borders, COMRADES ote the good of the wor- vast fatherland front wh- desert. It has a population In an advisory position, in well as four AWACS ele- In El Salvador, it all be- king people and toilers ich will soon take place It considers them its com- of six hundred 90,000 native June 1971, the Internati- ctronic surveillance pla- gan with sending military and do away with the ves- will prepare a firm gro- rades in the struggle. In inhabitants including 96,000 onal Court of Justice dec- nes to direct them, it sa- advisors and weapons. The tiges of feudal and pre-feudal und for unity of the en- pursuing this course of ac- white dwellers. Its main lared that South Africa was ys. i horrible massacre and gen- relations. Our tire people of Afghanis- tion the Soviet Union is products are sheep, cattle, occupying the area illega- ocide in Vietnam also beg- good, of course, rests in tan under the leadership seeking no advantages for diamonds, lead, zinc, van- lly.. In 1973, a South Afric- For these purposes, the an with low-sca- le opera- the development of our of the People's itself, hunting for no conc- adium, fish and cacao. a-style "homeland" Demoo pentagon intends to rebu- tions. There are sinister was natural resources and ratic Party of Afghanist- essions, striving for no about have been creat- ild and equip the airforce Signs of the same genoci- to higher agricultural and an. The targets political Namibia was a German sets by base at Dhahran as well as de policy in the assassina- domination and ed but the effort fizzled out industrial production and the party and the govern- trying to gain no military protectorate that was sur- at the later stages of Na- improve other bases in Sa- tion of 1,500 Salvadorean rendering of broad so- ment are de- rendered to South Africa national, udi Arabia for receiving outside sett- bases. mibia's question. cial villager the in services promoting mocratic and humane in C-- 1915 and was administer heavy 5 transports, ta- lements of Yarutela and our public health and nature. They Will The development of, the serve nkers and B 52 strategic Santa Elena, in the every- educational systems in ne- the cause of developm- bombbers the Newsweek day torture and shooting USSR's relations with U.S. ' bid to U.N. the benefit of large ma- ent and wly independent as- bully humanity. adds. of civilians under the pre- states sses which have been in Now that sists the strengthening of the revolution text of their "cooperation" MOSCOW, April l(j ( lass) upon by its. charter to pro- the desperate situation in is moving ahead their political and economic ' with firm In Oman, the weekly sa- with guerillas. . ine convention ou tne mote international peace the course of history. independence, helping th- steps the people of Afgh- ys, the US is to spend tens pronibition or limitation ot and security and to save The party and government anistan em in their struggle to eli- are preparing to of millions of dollars on The Washington Post me use ot speutic types succeeding generations fr- of the Democratic Repu- celebrate the third anni- minate the remnants of co- modernising the base on has published a report ab- ot conventional weapons om the scourge of war, is blic of Afghanistan have versary of lonial oppression, aparth-ti- Saur Revolu- the Masira island and im- out the village of Tehuiste d wnicn can be considered as in fashion overseas. vowed to build up a gen- tion as the greatest event b, and racism. proving an airfield at Arriba which remains on- causing excessive uamuge of the Wash- uinely ; humane society of our time. We are sure ; near the entrance to ly on maps. It has been or naving a non-selecti- ac- ington administration on which would give us all that this great event will The regime in Pretoria the Strait of Hormuz, for completely destroyed by tion opened tor signing on the issue of signing the me- an equal chance and an provide a fresh impetus incessantly endeavours to the US "Rapid Deployme- punitive teams, j together April 10 at the UN head- ntioned convention fully equitable share of the to the realisation of the Force". carve out another Trans-kei- f nt with the peasants that quarters in New York, 'ihe accords with the militarist national income and na- aspiratiori of the working rom Namibia with the were too late to hide the- LA circles regard it as an course of the White House, tional products. class. Dullesian-oriente- d conspir- The Pentagon is also pl- mselves in nearby moun- important measure in the which is feverently Whipp- to supply 20 mill- acies of the Reagan-Haig-Bus- h anning tains. Dozens of other set spnere of disarmament. ing up the arms race. ion dollars worth of arms tlements shared its dest trio at the hdm of the HOME PRESS affairs. However, we vehe- In this to Somalia and to moder- iny, connection the A PUNISHMENT nise the Berbera port for mently condemn Pretor- stand of the US adminis- 'Freedom of religion and demolished propagan- the use by the ships of the The Journal of Comm ia's illegal and tyrannical tration which has lately rite"; is the title of yest- da of Imperialism and re- It is characteristic that, American armada now erce said that plans were occupation of N.imibia and been showing imperial, sli- erday's Heywad editorial. action that in trying to bring pressure to was rooted in the Indian Oce- being drawn up at prese- call for an immediate un- ghting attitude to the inte- The editorial in part rea- Hafizullah Amin and his bear on the UN, the new an. In Kenya, US nt to set up what was ca- conditional end to that rnational community as a ds: "The Saur Revolution band and has opened the US administraion threat- warships will be using a lled strategic villages in El anJ reaffirm wole and to generally ac- ened which is the fruit of stru- doors of freedom of rites pur unswerving support to reduce the sum of base at Bombasa, the Salvador, where peasants cented rules and norms of its bud- ggles and operations of ' contribution to the for all nationalities of the magazine reveals. would live and work beh for SWAPO as the sole an I interstate relations our free toiling has cannot get of the UN and, in doing people country". c ind barbed wire and und thentic repre-pntativ- of but arouse concern. Acco- created conditions in which "The DRA government so, to 'punish' that prestig- On the eastern reaches er the supervision of arm the Namibian people and rding to the New York Ti- hard-worki- ious the people of has in every opportunity tr- and representative of the Middle East crisis ed guards. Similar "villag occlare, once again, that mes, all Nato ex- fr- countries world organisation which our country can benefit ied to pay great respect - rone, the Newsweek says, es" existed during the US any negotiations for a Fett- cept the US signed con- om its policy for freedom the has no wish to put up with for the beliefs of the ppo-p- le Washington is strengthen- lement of the Namibian qu- - aggression in South Viet vention. Ihe newspaper ex- Washington's diktat. of individuals and religio- of the dear country and inciu-i- ing relations with the Pa- nam and were in fact con stion must SWA plains that the Reagan ad- us rites, according to the it tries to honour- link the kistani military regime. n centration camps. PO as a full pancipanr. ministration is principles of DRA". - The US stand on the is- the able past to the glorious fu- ' return for "Strengthening" We also condemn in the what was signed by its pre- in which sue of the UN Law of the ture our people Pakistan and, what is the There is much in comm strongest terms, South Af- The editorial decessors. Sea Conference is testimony continues. can make use of the gains main thing, for the right on between El rica's "Especially thd Salvador escalalin acts of to Washington's slighting new and of science and technology aircraft-carrie- rs for US to and Vietnam, UPI says. tension and menace against It should be noted a evolutionary phase of the for building a prosperous that attitude to the world com- use Pakistani ports, the "It is a bad sign", the the Namibian people, the disrespectful to Saur Revolution which has and progressive attitude the munity, society". US administration plans agency adds. indiscriminate de- - arrest, UN Organisation, called (Continued on page 3) PAGE I KABUL NEW TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1981 THE NOCTURNAL PROWLER New page in I shuddered all over. Azam Rahnaward Zaryab He colsed the door beh- There was a strange noise ind himself. I don't know inside my head. I could'nt PART II why mother and I were not hear anything for a mom- scared of him. He stepped our long history ent. Dazed, I gazed mot- St You coward... toward us gently. Mother her with bulging eyes. The man suddenly stop- asked him, sobbing: A Staff Reporter Then suddenly the door ped laughing: What else do you wa- opened violently and th- Why did you call me nt? The historic importance ly of the national and de- ere entered three men a coward? Rubbing his wet palms, an- said: ol tne glorious Saur Rev- mocratic forces of our so--' in the room. Startled, mo- Still in rage, mother the man Forgive me, olution rests with the fact ciety behind the People's ther turned her face aw- swered: sister! tnat it transierreu tor the Democratic Party of Af- ay from them shouting. There was plenty of tru- Prow- -- You are th and sincerity his first time in the several tho- ghanistan and its wise lea- "The Nocturnal Scoundrels in who has tone. Our tears ceased. usand-years old history dership are proofs for our ler". robbing a woman, The The widowed. ..Rob- man sat on the floor, lea- of Afghanistan the politi- claim. This will lead to the three men were been just ning on his cal power from the ruling establishment of the vast armed. The one in front bing a child who has been knees with was ..Burglariz- lowered head. class to the people. With national fatherland front short and had cover- just orphaned. ed his face this our free and industri- as the centre of gathering with the end ing a peasant's wife... of his turban. Only his I noticed them man's I ashamed of myself, ous people became the of all the national and de- sparkling eyes to eyes closed. Th- sister,.. I actually did'nt master of their destiny. mocratic forces. were be sparkling seen. His cloak was of a ere was a moment of sile- know youi husband was With the victory of Saur yellow colour. The two nce. Then he reopened his dead You said you were a Revolution which was sta- The more we apprecia- men standing behind him peepers. He took a step fo- peasants' wife. I am a ged by the participation of te the Saur Revolution and had also covered their fac- - rward and asked: peasants' son. You said all the national and prog- praise its new evolutionary es with the ends of their Is he dead? your son lhas been orph- he- we are du- ressive forces and the phase the more turbans. And the three of aned. I had also lost my roic army Afghanistan bound fulfill our Mother burst into tears of ty to them were soaked in rain. father in childhood. I rea- under the leadership mission towar- once more saying:' of the formidable The short man in front lise how you feel...But do- People's of revoluti- Yes, he is deadv Democratic Party ds the defence asked mother in a melod- n't worry... Now there is of Afghanistan, a new page on and our people. Safe- The man gazed at the ious voice: hut wall and as if talking someone who will take ca- has been opened in our an- guarding of the gains of re- How did you recogn- himself, he said: re of your son. And that cient history. .It brought volution is one of the duties to ize me? was thinking right is me.. .Nobody took care great changes in various of all the patriots and yo- now.I what a heavy sleeper of me, though. I thought aspects of the life of the uths, workers, peasants Mother answered: he must be... I thought he you were rich. ..Take me people of Afghanistan. and toilers so that we can I had heard about out. of for your brother. This... const- was saying nothing play our role in the you. ..And your black tur- fright. This is the money. I took The above remarks came ruction of the just and new ban... Then he looked at fath- it away so that my colle- from Eng. Nezamuddin i, independent, proud The ' free, man said: er, saying: agues might not hurt you. te- revolutionary Afghan- for and Very well. You have'nt closed his Had I not taken the mon- chnical affairs of Afghan istan. After inspecting the co- eyes yet?! ey, they would have retu- Seeds Company in an int- It is the duty of every br- ntents of the hut, he ask- rned. I know them very erview with the reporter of ave and valorous individ- ed: 1 He knelt down beside well. the Kabul New Times on ual to defend the revoluti- Did you sell the wh- the corps and closed fath- Both of us watched him the occasion of the coming on and its gains, he said. eat? er's eyes with his own fi- in amazement. The end of the third anniversary of Asked how he would as- Maria Bieshu, soloist at Moldavia's National Mother replied: ngers. After rising again, of his turban was not cov- glorious Saur Revolution. sess the decisions and re- and Ballet Theatre. Yes. he went towards the wall ering his face this time. Our history is repleted wi- solutions of the plenums The man enquired: and lowered his head. Su- So we could see his comp--lexio- n. th many events and her- - of the Central Committee The Where did you put ddenly he turned around He had a square theatre the money? and standing beside mo- face and a thick strong ne- Mother threw herself on ther, he pointed out to the ck. His colour was swar- father's corps and burst two other men: thy, like father's He had A language of people into tears. The man asked Take the money from small but ' sparkling eyes. again: the chest! Boris Chirkov The next day, he buried Don't you hear me? The two men brought father's remains with due Nobody answered. Th- him the stack of bank-notes- .. This will be the 20th Theatre. The 35 delegat- respect. And he bore all If" en the man hollered viol- The short man shoved iWMy m World Thea- es to the seminar have co- the expenses generously. mm year that the ently enough to shake the it inside his pocket and ' Day been celebra- me from 15 countries Sw- He wouldn't spare any tre has hutr Said: ted on March 27. The mo- eden, Holland, Canada,' expense to please us. Mo- Where is the money? tto of this celebration is 'France, Finland, and ot- ther used to tell with glee ,Jl After that holler, silence Let us go now! "The theatre is an effect- hers. Another seminar, to those who asked who the pervaded everywhere. Th- The three of them left ive means of increasing discuss Stanislavsky's the- man was: en the short man said ge- the room, leaving mother . mutual understanding and atrical and pedagogical pr- He is my brother-.- Has ntly: to cry her head out. I got come town. strengthening peacei bet- - inciples, is to be held in from rid of my fear but the an- Green with envy, they 'rtvYtiwmmmn ween nations". Moscow in April, under All right. We will se- caused by guish father's quipped : Eng. Nezamuddin Nashibi, during an interview Audiences will see dra- the leadership of promine- arch the place ourselves loss got hold of me. I grab- What a jewel of a matic plays and musicals nt Soviet art directors-Ma- ria We will begin with that bed mother's skirt and with the Kabul New Times. as well as puppet shows Knebel, Oleg Yefr-emn- v chest. burst into tears: and plays for children. ..and.-- , Anatoli Efroa-wi-ll Mother suddenly raised Wnat by : oism of great importance. of PDPA Eng. Nashibi re- The 500 and more profess- be attended over her head, looked at the What shal we do now? tomed to giving me her Our brave and heroic peo- plied: no plan and no prog- ional companies of this 50 art directors from 25 man and screamed: Both of us wept. I do'nt pieces of mind since then. ple in the course of history ramme can be put into ef- country present their art countries. Coward! know how long. Suddenly Sonny, one has to bu have fearlessly struggled ag- fect if they are not prep- to wideranging audiences The man chuckled, foll- door opened. chivalrous! theatre-goer- s the hut was injustices, inequali- ared and worked out scien- of nearly 115 million peo- Soviet are owed by the two others. ainst This time, the short . man And I used to respond: given plenty of opportun- ties, oppression, despotism tifically. In the same man- ple a year. Mother screamed louder: was alone. And again soa- --Ha! ity to see the best produ- and savagery of the inter- ner no revolution can triu- To strengthen peace Bastard.. .Thief! ked in (Concluded) of foreign theatres, rain. nal and external reaction, mph and no society ran and mutual understanding ctions His chuckle grew loud- at present there are said he. newly be built without an between peoples is a nob- while er. Mother's complexion 130 modern able, wise and healthy lea- le task which is laid down over plays by ' was shadowed by a wild U S. bid to bully U.N. in the re- With the victory of Saur dership. Therefore after in the statute of the In- Western authors rage. Grinding her teeth theat- (Continued from page 2) ity aimed at granting inde- Sa- ternational Theatre Inst- pertoires of Soviet in fury, she said: Revolution, he went on, es- the victory of glorious US a UNESCO-sponsore- d res. It has become tradit- Washington unilaterally pendence to Namibia. De- Revolution and its new itute, It is there... The mon- pecially the victory of ur to new UN is try- organiz- ional to hold the Days of . refused sign the diplomacy at the cember 27 progressive pr- evolutionary phase the dec- international ey is in that chest-- .Take ation to Culture and tf'e Theatre - draft of the convention re- ing in every way to block ogrammes were worked out rees, decisions and reso- which theatre it...You unchivalrous bea- people from over 60 coun- Festivals of t ?.e fraternal gulating the norms of the the establishment of a new by the People's Democra- lutions of the Plenums of s tries are Repre- socialist counu-ie- in the law of the sea, although the international economic or- tic Party of Afghanistan, as Central Committee of the affiliated. sentatives of the Soviet Soviet Union. A short wh- draft suits more than a hu- der based on equality and envisaged in its manifesto, PDPA have had important national centre of the ins- ile ago, audienjes in many foreign countries to Stage ndred states. The US, side due regard for the legiti- to introduce important ch- role in leading the society Ef-r- os titute make not a small Soviet cities mw first ni-- Soviet plays. Anatoly is acting in such a manner mate interests of the de- anges in the social, politi- and defending the revolu- contribution to this aim. ght performances of plays and Galina Volchek as if the issue of the inter- veloping countries. cal, economic and cultural tion. were a great success in They invariably take pa--i from the GD:. Preparat- national convention were life of the heroic people re- These decisions and rt in the international se- ions are underlay for the America; Oleg Tabakov an internal matter of the Perhaps this is Washin- of Afghanistan. The people solutions have contributed asons of "The Theatre of Festival of PcQish Dra- has been to Britain and UN. And that is but one ex- gton's line of reasoning: if welcoming and appre- are towards the handling of Nations", and attend con- ma- 1 Robert Sturua to West ample of US imperial amb- the norms of international ciating changes being the social, economic, political gresses, symposia, semin- Germany. The Internat- itions which are making law and the UN decisions brought into their life and ; and cultural affairs of our ars and artistic meetings Another notable event ional Day of the Theatre themselves felt in its ap- hold back the militarist as- extend their support to get people and organising parly on the theatre calendar is a review of the best Wa- between theatre worke- , proach to global problems. pirations of the US, the gains of revolution con- life. Each of these resolu- rs. for this year is the Festiv- achievernents of the con-- shington is at liberty to vi- solidated. definite import- al of Wh- temporary theatre. It is a im- tions had Finnish Plays. Washington is trying to olate them. Washington's qu- se- in- festival s In answer to another ance in the development of Moscow is hosting a ile Soviet Theatres both for prpfessio-nal- wreck the international co- perial ambitions only agg- estion Nashibi said : since improvem- problems of in the theatre and for revolution and . minar on the vite indivilual directors nference on the problem of ravate tensions in the world its establishment uplo now ent of various aspects of chamber opera, which is and groups of directors to the spectators, to whom turning the Indian Ocean and pose a serious threat ch- fore- we work, our the People's Democratic the life of our people. being held under the this country to stage dedicate our into a zone of peace. The to detente and the interests Pok-rovsk- qu- Party of Afghanistan has airmanship of Boris ign plays, more and more inspiration, our artistic US is hampering efforts of of broad international coo strong struggle to go est and aspiration. waged In another answer he the chief artistic Soviet theatre, directors the international comniun- - peration. organise various social said: the celebration of director of the Bolshoi to a growing number of strata and the deprived cla- the 3rd anniversary of Sa-u- rj sses of the society includ- Revolution will be a gr- ing workers,, peasants and eat pride to the industrious intelligentsia and all the and heroic people of Af toilers of the country. ghanistan and will mark Needed the glory of Saur Revolu- with its val- It continued tion with its bright future. c Millie Bus Enterprise, Ministry of Transport and struggle under the th- orous At this time when the Tourism is in need of the following equipments: conditions of the despotic ird anniversary of Saur S 1. Tyre 90020, 12 ply with tubesand flap Za-hi- r, , monarchical regimes of Revolution is going to be 1000 pes and Daoud and the marked my message to our tubes 1000 pes black era of terror and su-- . is ' ( noble compatriots that 2. Tyre 100020, 14 plywithii tubes and flap identifi- ; ppression of fhe they should further rally S , 500 pes ed spy and agent of US with revolutionary cons- $ tubes 400 pes Amin the sa- patrio- imperialism, cience and , great 3. Tyre 110020, 16 ply with tubes and flap of I nguinary and the enemy tism behind the People's X 600 pes civilisation and humanity, Democratic Party of Af- tubes 1000 pea and thus discharged its ghanistan in order to de- 4. Puncturing materials. 30000 pes historic role in organising fend the homeland, the re- 5. Nazal valve 30000 pes and staging Saur Revolu- volution and the people ag- 6. Valve-ca- p long & small 70 pes tion. In the course of its ainst the enemies of home- 7. Jag. 20 pes su- v political life it has been land, revolution and peo- 8. Air pressure mach 2 pes pported by the vast ma-iori- ple. They are expected to 9. Valkaness machine 2 pes heroic and of the struggle until the last ves- Individuals, local and foreign firms willing to people of the co- valorous tiges of the hired bands - 1 should otters to tne procureme- - progressive Jsupply submit their j untry and the and mercenaries urc elimi- nt section of the enterprise not later than 8.16.81. large. i world at nated and an atmosphere of Conditions and specifications can be obtained! Right now, he said, ' we uility and equality is creat-peac- e, from the same office. 2 witness such support every- democracy, tranq-e- d 7 T3 o vtr- it it nrnntftA to ronilirorl as Yago King as ' Othe- - where in our country eve- in our fatherland, dear Alexander Voroshito and James Othelo in (12) 3- -3 ry day. The increasing ral-- Afghanistan. llo" by J. Verdi.

V PAGE 4 KABUL NEW TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1981 Latin Americans bach A 'friendship train off rails MOSCOW, April 16 (Tass) Then, why is grass allowed by much propaganda no- ,t l.,fln "",V f " BRA: Mrs Keshtmand .The last passenger to grow on the Tazar tr- ise and pomp. Both Ta- train runs today on the ack? Because this rail- nzania and Zambia are

grass-covere- d to KABUL, April 16 (Ba-khtar- ). Cuba and Mexico yesterday. Tazar railway, built with 'Chinese now coming learn the f; . - "The progressive "They also expressed so- way linking Tanzania financial and technical real price of this "friend- and democratic organisati- lidarity with the ' struggle of and Zambia, after which assistance, has proved to ship" are now coming to preser- it will be closed to traffic be unfit for use. During learn the real price of ons of Mexico, Cuba and DRA's people for v other Latin American co- vation of these gains", she A V for an indefinite period, the first two years it was this "friendship" with untries support the gains added. This was announced by in service, 600 accidents China, which is deman- of the Saur Revolution and Mrs. Keshtmand had Nyirendra, General Ma- took place on the railway ding immediate payment its new evolutionary phase". gone to Cuba and Mexico nager of Tazar. and 70 per cent of Chinese- of their debts amount- Kar-im- Na- Perhaps this railway, built -supplied locomotiv- ing to 340 million doll- This was stated by , a at the invitation of the Keshtmand, Secretary tional Federation of the Wo- five years ago at a cost es, and half of the carria- ars for each of them.l of the Democratic Organiz- men of Cuba and the Na- lip of 400 million dollars, is ges went out of operati- Under the agreement, tbey ation of Afghanistan's Wo- tional Union of the Women no longer needed? Far on. were to begin repaying men, on her return irom of Mexico, from it. The arrival of In 1979, it carried o,ily Chinese Credits only in She said that she visited the first train in Zambiau one-ten- th of the freight 1983. But Peking could Brixton still various organisations in pllilLjrr, territory was greeted by planned while, since the not care less about the Cuba and Mexico and held if j$ the local press as an ev- beginning of last year, agreements it signed or separate meetings with the ent opening a new chap- service on the railway the interests of the Afri- tense concerned authorities. She ter in the history of the has been practically pa- can countries when it ur- country. ralysed. By .then its los- gently needs hard cur- (Ta-ss- ). also had conferences with f LONDON, April, 16 progr- ses had reached 25 mil- rency buying new The situation in the democratic and for And this is easy to unders- lion dollars. And so the batches of arms and str- London's Brixton district, essive organisations and tand considering that time of the last train has ategic goods in imperia- the scene of fierce clashes publishing organs of these Sa- Karima Keshtmand, on arrival at the Kabul Tazar was to become a come... between immigrant work- two countries about the list markets. International Airport (Photo: Bakhtar) short-cu- t for transport- DEBTS ers and the police in rece- ur Revolution and its new ing Zambian copper and The construction of this ra- Racist South Africa is not nt days remains explos-v- e. phase. Mrs. Keshtmand exp- other non-ferro- metals ilway, which China des- the least among these hos- which account for 35 per cribed as a "symbol of markets. It was report- The result of the two-da- y ressed thanks for the Orange Blossom festival observed cent of Zambia's export Chinese-Africa- n ne- riots consists in hun- pitality and cooperation ex- ed by Johannesburg earnings. ship", was . accompanied daily dreds of injured persons tended by the National Fe- JALALABAD, April 16 and handicrafts stalls at wspaper Rand and 224 arrested demons- deration of the W omen of (Bakhtar). The traditi- an exhibition organised by Mail that trade between trators. Cuba and the National Un- onal festival of the orange the Democratic Organisa- Irish leader death China and South Africa According to press rep- ion of Women of Mexico. blossom was marked on tion for Afghan Women faces increased d in 1978-197- 9 orts, the unrest in Brixton April 14 at the Kaukab at the hall of the Kaukab to reach 170 million was preceded by a police Tajik medical garden of Jalalabad city. garden of Nangarhar. in Long Kesh camp dollars. operation codenamed The governor of Nangar-ha- r A concert was present- That is where Peking's re-

". speech "Swam-81- in city delivered his ed by the local artistes. LONDON, April 16 (Ta-s- s) This was said by Owen al interests lie. As for team much-advertise- During that operation, on the occasion. Then po- The traditional festival The condition of Ro-bb- Carron, Sands' representa- its d "fri- newspaper Morning St- KABUL, April 16 :Bak--htar- ). ets and writers of the city was participated by party Sands, an inmate of tive at the election, at a endship" with the peop- ar says, hundreds of poli- The President of read their poems and pro- cadres, party activists, the Long Kesh concentra- press conference here. les of Africa, it may by ses welcomed ' cemen carried out a mass the Dushanbe Medical In- that were members of the Democra- tion camp near Belfast Carron said that, in the symbolised by the inac- tic Af- raid checking and interro- stitute of Tajikistan, Soviet enthusiastically. Organizations for who was recently elected opinion of prison doctors, tive Tazar railway line. The governor, ghan Women gating over 1,000 who we- Socialist Republic, Usuf the and Youth, a member of Parliament the newly elected memb-- of the provincial heads of eld- J re detained in the streets Iskhaki is in Kabul.at the government, from a constituency in er of the House of Comm-- committee and the audi- ers, scholars and a of Brixton. head of a at he large Ulster, gives cause for se- ons ihas less than two we- totooo deletion ence visited the embroide- number of people of Jala- THATCHER'S CLAIM invitation of the DRA's Mi- rious concern. eks to live. ries work, artistic tableaus labad city. Speaking on national nistry of Public Health. Ol-.- i. .1 On television,, British Prime The delegation was wel- Minister hung-- Margaret Thatc- comed at the Kabul Inter- nds initiated a new her did her utmost to ju- Sa-ye- H block of 2 national Airport by Dr. d erstrike at the! stify the actions of the Long Kesh camp in pro--f TODAY'S TELEVISION Amir Shah Zara, first ' police. She am- pr-- 2 claimed deputy minister of Public test aeainst inhuman ong other things that the Health and some high ran- ison conditions, torture f actions of immigrant in JnH and in Friday morning TV: Do- - king officials of the minis- maltreatment Brixton had allegedly be- forfcumentary film, Afghan try. support of the demand J c, "arie-- j en of a 'criminal charac- of politcal pri-musi- cartoon, and Pohand Dr. Mohammad the status ter'. snners for the inmates of fa musci. Ibrahim Azim met with the His success at The Tory Prime Minis- delegation of medical ins- Ulster jails. the parliamentary by-el- e PHARMACY ter refused to admit, that titute of Tajikistan in his these actions had been ctions showed that these office yesterday. Following caused by the unbearable demands have public su medical stor Talks were held on medi- will remain open from socio-economic conditions pport in Northern Irela ies cal cooperation between of of nd. 3 a.m. Friday, until 8 a.m. life foreign workers the Soviet Union and Af- amo- Saturday morning. , and unemployment ghanistan and on signing ng immigrants. But the Conservative Maasomi, Quai Markaz protocols between the hig--' "But indeed the events Government has refused; Square, Edris, Dehmazang, her medical institutes of in Brixton are most clos- to meet the demands. Lo--i (Stoor, Andarabi, Wasel, Kabul and Tajikistan. The ely linked with it", said ndon continues attempts; 'Rahman Mena, Maarof, Minister of the M- Labour MP R. Hattersley, Deputy to impose on Northern Ir- ifurabaz Square, Azim, Ma- - Health and speaking in Parliament. inistry of Public The Soviet Tajikistan Republic medical institute delegate, on arrival at eland military settlem- liwand Watt, Najib, Cinc- - the president and the Kabul Airport. - Representatives of imm- ent . - ma Pamir, Parwan, Kar- institute were igrant communities, in of the (Photo: Bakhtar) te Parwan, Afif, Khair present. the first place young peo- IN PARLIAMENT Khana Mena, Zulal, Moha- ple, are discriminated in "i mmad Jan Khan Watt, Le- - Britain, noted another A WAR... Vanguard role of SED Meanwhile, the House' mar, Murad Khani and MP Lord Clinton. MP J. of Commons of the BrmsntBalkhi Ibne Cina Darmalz- - (Continued from P. 1) Tilley said that, by all ev- Parliament has refused to fai will run 24 hours in dif-- j read idence, the Conservative In another letter stressed at Congress support tne conservative terent parts of Kabul, Government had failed to aloud to delegates, an Am- Governments move to woman demanded (Ta- 1 draw any conclusion fr- erican BERLIN, April 16 - integration. relations of close friendsh- exclude Sands. of om the racial unrest in ''an end to the power ss) The 10th Congress of "The successful constr-th- e ip with the USSR and its Francis Pym, the Con- Bristol last year.. Governments to produce Socialist Unity Party uction of a developed So- - great multinational liter servative representative in "ever more horrible weap- of German (SED) has co in GD-R- ", House of Commons, co-- cialist society the ature were a characterist- the Kabul Traffic: 42041. ons destruction". ntinued its work in the said memb- ic Ge- nducted lengthy consult WTF team on a alternate feature of Socialist Visa and Passport Office: Later Jaipal told a re- GDR capital, with the de- er of the SED- - Politburo rman literature. ations with the delegations $n17rQ porter the letters had be- legates conducting business- of political parties and first secretary of the "This unity is based oh other Kabul Security office: friendly visit arriving since the UN -like en discussions of the Kotobus district party co- a common ideal, that of a 1 111 yai namcm tpicscnitu Wp(( ' sponsored panel's spring draft directives for the mmittee Verner Walde, society of social justice and then stated that KABUL.V April 16 (Bak-htar- ). itf Central Brigade: 13 session began last Febru- national economic deve- "is guaranteed by fidelity and peace", he said. "We was the common view that Fire A delegation of to Hotel: ary and did not appear lopment plan for 198185. to Maxism-Leninis- clo- oppose our no actions should be tak-- the World Teachers' Fede- firm position i be part of a concerted ca- The draft outlines the se ties between the party of friends of the Soviet en at the moment. iol ration arrived in Kabul yes- though many of mpaign goals and objectives of the popular masses and Union to m Kabul Hotel: 24741. terday for a friendly visit and them bore the slogan country's dynamic econoV fraternal friendship and the greatest foolishness The Conservatives thus! Spinzar Hotel: 22897. at the invitation of the cen- .of "Earth for Life", he add- mic development and cooperation with the par- the 20th century at its have lost not only in thej Kabul Airport: 26341 tral council all-rou- of the Trade ed. is aimed at con- ty and country of great close". bvelections in Ulster, wh Millie Bus: 20441. Unions of Afghanistan. The Disarmament Com- 25358-Bakhta- solidation of US economic Lenin". ere their placeman, the Afghan Tour: r The delegation was wel- mittee, which is the main potential and further im- candidate of the Ulster J Afghan Airlines comed at In- Homecomings the Kabul permanent international provement of the people's MASS CONTACT Unionists, Wesa, had prov les Office: 24451. ternational Airport by the ) forum on arms control, is welfare. KABUL, April 16 (Bak- ed a failure but also inj Ariana Afghan Airlines secretary and incharge of due to end next week the The delegates stressed First secretary of the htar) Another batch of the House of Commons. Sales Office: 24731. the international relations first of its two annual Se- the leading role of the Magdeburg district party 72 disillusioned Afghan Many deputies in thej of TUs ach- the central council ssions, still far from party in all spheres of organisation, Kurt Tid-k- e families belonging to the house, specially represe-- i and the president of the ieving agreement on its life and the great "impor- said: "Under the pres- Achin district, Shenwar ntatives of the Labour J 5. education institutes of the major goal of nuclear dis- tance of close cooperation ent aggravation of the division of Nangarhar pr- Party and the Welsh Na lank Millie Afghan; 25451 f Education Ministry. armament. with the USSR economic international situation ovince, who had left the tionalists, object to anyj Da Afghanistan Bank: and increased scheming country during the reign steps directed at expell-- 3 19 by counter-revolutionary of terror by Hafizullah ing Sands from Pashtany Tejaraty Bank; 2 forces in neighbouring Po- Amin returned home via 21910. land, it is important to Torkham yesterday. ' stress that the construction -- Pi z 11 f Socialism, its all-rou- Thanking the DRA Go- r ,r'r development and defence vernment for its humane TODAY'S RADIO are possible nly when policy, they expressed th- the working class and all eir readiness to make a co- Following ii the Radio Afghanistan' fortim pn f working people are head- nstructive contribution gram: ed by a militant revolu- towards realizing the pro- Language Local Time Kiu tionary party, guided by gressive aims revo- 18.00-20.0-0 60230 (49 r : of the Urdu mt t b the Marxist-Lenini- st th- lution. English 20.00-21.0-0 ijf eory and leading unc- east). an (for Near ompromising struggle ag- Another twentysix pers- Russian 21.00-213- 0 11085 (25 mi ainst all manifestations of ons who had abandoned Arabic 21.30-22.0-0 11085 (25 mt or 22.00-23:0- 0 17755 (16 A . i n j. iH opportunism surrender their homeland due to the Dari and Pashto m) w to difficulties, a party wh- tyranny and oppression of 17755 (16 m) u - ich is constantly deepen- Hafizullah Amin and his (for Europe) 23.30-24.0-0 17755' (16 m- ri 23.00-23.3- 0 in in ing its contact with the sanguine band returned to German masses". their motherland via the ' - I borders of Paktia. Editor: Abdul Aziz Dinlshyar " . ! ' Gunter Gerlich, a well-kno- Tel. 26847 i: M v , East-Germ- an ' ' f-- wri- They expressed their v Circulation: 26859 and to ac-- ter, pointed the tasks readiness to contribute 1 26851-- 65 Ext 41 of the writers as active tively towards the realiz- nqnirtea to Kabul New Tlaet participants in the constr of evolution-- . A delegation of the World Federation of Teae hers, on arrival at the ation the new IAddrtu Watt, Kabul, the Deaocratlc lUfibiU ! uction of developed Soc- - ary phase Kabul Airport (Photo: Bakhtar) of the Saur ialist society. He said that Revolution.