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' Address: Share Nau opposite Tela: 30189 and 30183. Blue Mosque Post Box: 406.. Tels: 32035 and 31051. . 3 j Cable. PUSTINCHA Cable1 NawrozKabu! i ' ; - ... 4 1971 13, 1350 S.H.) LT3rNO,"l32 - - 7 KABUL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER (SUNBULA' . PRIOE4 condemns Royal audience ' I 1 J Work begins "on ; KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar) building rayon, According to the Royal Protocol Department announcement, the Israel's plot to uproot following were received in audi- nmuii lexuie mum ence by His Majesty the King ' during week )- the which ended KABUL. Sept. 4, (Bakhtar - Arabs from Ghaza Thursday, September 2: The foundation stone of a new I Deputy Prime Minister Dr. textile factory which will, cost Abdul Hamed; Na- -- con- Samad Afs. 140 milion was laid in the ; KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar) Afghanistan tional Defence Minister. Army industrial estate of Kabul by His demns the efforts and plots of Israel for the non-Arabi-sat- General Mohammad; Fore- Royal Highness Marshal Shah ' ign Minister ; : Mohammad Moussa Wali Khan Ghazi Thursday. of Ghaza. Afghan issued Shafiq; the Ambassador The plant called Prait, will pr- This was officially stated in a statemenjt Si- in Peking Mohammad Osman - oduce 2.5 million metres of ray hv the Foreiern Ministry Thursday. . dky, Kapisa Governor Abdul Ra.-- - on and nylon textiles annually. In its Continued policy 01 aggression in me occu- our waisa, oozjan governor the Minister of Mines and Ino . ., w s T?nM L - 4 cm m v xw aeer Nabi Alefi: Loearw- Governor- VT J V.I - n k ir cwrm i i u vi i.,..,ryA14 u 111 .111 11 n. pieu Arau uawuiics, t Abdul Hafeez Kakal; angarhar "T, an saia in ms aaaress. in Prasid-haz- a series of severe measures against the Palestinians Development Authority The machines and 'equipment.. - which have caused arixiety among the Arabs ent Dr. Mohammad Naser Kesha- nave oeen purcnasea wim tne help anc1 loan of a South Korean PtOgr- - esident Ghulam Sarwar Nasher. firm. - -- vie tmiiMr Tn accordance-- with this in atwuuautej wim w.i.o - - During week His Majesty fij, recently ly the The Minister said with the op- - -' amme, Israel has Israel has started evacuating for- also received elders of Shinwar. of refu-- pelled 15,000 Arab refugees from thousands Arab They were accompanied by the of th3 country's gees Ghaza area end their camps and have transported needs for texti- from the Deputy President in the Tribal les will be met. ' original homes in the .ter- their Mohammad Commerce Minister ritory occupied in 1967 to the Mohammad peninsula. Aref Ghanssy and Dr. Chai the northern Sinai His Majesty also received dur Ambassador opinion and demands for stop- and , , consul general - of been made. ing the week the survivors the of South Korea in Delhi airt so- ping it have Dr. Mir Najmuddin Ansar! Ag Ministry A of Foreign Min- late me other officials were present at source the " istry expressing its view on this and condoled them. , the ceremony. mission inspects issue said: "The continuation , of the occupation by Israel and its HRH Shah Wali new plots for the transplanting Majesty 1 Helmand project of the residents of Ghaza from their original homes to ' other hands out KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar) areas and the bulldozing of the- j The mission from the Min-ist- rv ir houses by the occupied Israe certificates of Agriculture and Irri li forces is not only repugnant greets Arab HRH Marshal Shah Wall Khan Ghazi initiating the headed by Dr. Moham-- to the human rights but is also gation of the Prait Textile Mill. , KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar). mad Ehsan Rafiq which was a new negative political stage The 12 new graduates of Agri- - ma- - the sent by the Ministry of the consequences of which Ashraful Madares received their we- - peacs rultu're and Irrigation last ke the search for in the graduation certificates from His ek to survey the possibility of Middle East difficult. AMBASSADOR ZIAYEE'S supplying drinking water to This action of .the Israeli gov Wali Khan GhazL the small cattle breeders in ernment clearly shows 'that 6he BODY LAID AT REST The special function held on Zabol, Kandahar and Helmand is trying to erase the Arab cha- rs the occasion was attended by a racter of the occupied territories, of Sept. 4, (Bakhtar.) The body of the late Afghan number learned men and off- terday. thus accelerating merger of these KABI L, icials of the school. The mission, ''.,'.While in Lash-Vnrfo- V. areas with Israel with the aim KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar). -- Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Abdul Razaq Ziayee, flown here pr before a grave heiH talks with the to put the world In similar telegrams to the pre- by the speotial plane of. President of Czechoslovakia Thursday, Valley reality, the source added, Egyptian Arab esident of the Helmand sidents of the to in the evening. or Afghanist morning, was laid rest Authority and neimanu wv-ern- The government of Republic, Syria and Libya, His Mir Mohammad Ak-b- ar an, in pursuance of its' perman- Majesty the King has congratu- Eng. Dr. Ab- HRH Belqis, deputies fr- ent policy of support of the ri- lated them on the formation of Some members of the Royal Family, Prime Minister Reza and the , Ali Mo- nomads of Garmsair ghts of the Arab brothers, cond- the Federation of the Arab Re- Family, HRH - Marshal Shah dul Zahir, Dr. om the dra- Minist- hammad, some members of the Hameed Zohree and Ab- -. emns this pjot of Israel and publics. Wali Khan Ghazi, Prime Sardaii Wali Abdul of Deputy Pri- cabinet, judges of the Supreme Rashid on the pastures in ws the attention the United The Information Department er Dr. Abdul Zahir, dul Nations and peace loving pe- saidj Dr. Samad Hamed, Court, officials of the Foreign Mi- KABUL, Sept. 4." (Bakhtar.) Raigestan and possibility of su- the of the Foreign Ministry me Minister water to the ople of the world to the need to that His Majesty in identical House of the People President ur nistry the Ambassador of Czech- The Defence Minister of the So- pplying drinking am--, stop it,' the source concluded. mpesntroc haa mficrrntiilatpd Dre-- - Mohammad Omar Wardak, Chi oslovakia and some other viet Union Marshal Grechko he- bassadors in Kabul attended the ld a banquet dinner honour of mission has also visited si dents Anwar Hafez ef Justice ADaui naKim ziayee, in The ' Mohammad, funeral ceremonies. Her Royal Highness Be- ad Moammer al Gad- Court Minister Ali Princess the pastures in Raigestan. and tiis Majesty dafi on the formation of the new some members of the cabinet, so- lqis and HRH IGeneral Sardar compartsing Egypty members of the Parliament, The biography of the late Zia- Abdul Wali, the commander of federation me ' Teachers! academy to pay official Libya and Syria. some members of the judiciary, yee was read put by Mohammad the Central Garrison last night. officials of the Foreign Ministry, Yousuf Mehr Del, the director It was attended by the chair- for In his message His Majesty the Ambassador of Czechoslova- general of the administrative de- man of the Supreme Council of planned ; visit to Mongolia has considered the formation of kia and members of the Czech- partment of the Foreign Minist- the Nationalities of the Soviet the federation a pleasure to the oslovak embassy in Ka- ry. He said the loss of Ziayee Union Yadgar Nasruddinova, Nangarhar Islamic and has prayed bul and ' a large number who was an experienced, honest the Deputy Ministers of the So-- f wAmn on page 4) for the .Sifir and solidarity of of people and relates of (Continued Continued on page 4) JALALABAD, Sept. 4, iBukh-tar).-- A ilBSari Ziayee were at the air-- Mongolia the Arab for the restoration "f the late Higher Teachers Train- - at the invitation of Arabs' port to accompany the body to the Chairman of ' Presidium1 the usurped rights of the a ..j ,.,;n ho established the prosper-- the residence. HOME NEWS ROUND UP Khurnl of and their progress and itv. People's Repub-- po- Following is the text of the The President 'of the first KABUL. Sept. 4, (Bakhtar). ghan Commercial delegate in boys and lie. Czech-oslovaki- an ' The craduates of the identical message of His Majes- litical department in the Justice Minister and Attorney Meshhad has been appointed in as schools will be enrolled Foreign Ministry Riv-erpo- girls The official invitation to His ty: General Mohammad Anwar the president of the Afghan rts will be taught Lflew the body to the academy and Majesty was extended on April "The sincere support of the pe- Hlavac with visited the reforma- - Authority, the Commer- and science!. . in social sciences 17, 1969 by Deputy oples of member countries Kabul. , tory of the Thur- ce Ministry announced Thurs- is ex- the First the This year's enrollment Minister of Foreign Affairs of of the Federation of Arab Re- The body was taken from the sday evening and issued instruc- day. 120, Al-du- l pected to be around Mongolia, Khfj:i jvhicli publics is a towards residence of the late Ziayee at tions to the director of the Ins- Rahmanzai, director Jargalsii great Moqim the was accepted then but a date the "achievement of tne AraD 4:30 p.m and after prayers were titute on the training program- KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar). 6aid. ' - of the Academy not arid is a matter of great said in the Puli Kheshti congra- me of the juvenile delinquents. The meeting of the special com- - examination to for it was fixed. Unitv The entrance Reporting Foreign ail gational mosque it was laid to Dy held by this the satisfaction to the Moslems nuuee assigned me informa- the academy will be rest in the (amily graveyard in MAHMOUD RAQT, Sept 41 tion Culture Ministry to pre- Education Ministry said yzi'ti-li- tha: over the world. and a special team of the Qole Abchakan. , (Bakhtar). A library was open- pare for years ofj His Majesty's visit will ire the scenarios two films Ministry. After two (Continued on page '4) Some members of the Royal ed in the Pashtoonyar school In to be produced by Afghan' will te- place this month- the learning the graduates Panjsher district Thursday. This Films was convened Thursday secondary schools in the ach . is the sixth such library, opened morning in the Afghan Films province, he concluded. Promotion Dept. duties outlined indifferent schools in Kapisa pr- building. It was presided over by ' ovince during the current year. Deputy Minister of Information Auqaf body Department will organ- and Culture Mohammad Khalid KABUL, Sept. 4, (Bakhtar) different scientific issues such The JALALABAD, Sept. 4, (Bakh- Prtootkan eeono ise three to six month courses As a result of several meet- as social, political, .'.. tar.) The President of the Ma- The meeting decided to prepare meeting ings held in the Ministry r.f. science and teehivoioijv inlc for writing and conversation laria Eradication Department holds to reading mater- the scenario for Adam Khan and Information and Culture In the Pashto and to prepare and pu- and supply Dri, Abdul Qader arrived here ials for these courses, first of Durkhanai, a Pashto folklond past three weeks for the pt.pu-lorisati- blish novels in this language. Thursday to see the malaria tragedy. of condolence also be- which will be held for the off- and development of , The Department has eradication programme in Kon-a- r of special co- pro- icials of the Ministry of Infor- The members the language. Pashto en instructed to, establish . (Bakhtar)'. the national al- and Nangarhar provinces. mmission are: Mohammad Akbar KABUL, Spt 4, the lin- - mation and Culture. It will - some duties of the Pashto De. fessional contacts with Pamir, Abdul Kayoum Baised, The condolence meeting of, the wo- - so prepare tapes of Pashto co- - Later in the day, accompanied velopment and Popularisation guistics departments in the Rafiq Yahyayee, - Ahmad Shah late Hafizullah. a member of the UrSe3, Al-Dle- Department been deter eXPeiienC9 Council of Devines ( Jameeyat have iSScSlKUrtnS Alam, Sayed Moqadas Negah was held by the Auqaf mined. UswSf be- - Dr Ghulam Hasan Yakoubl he Abdul Qadeer Faheem, Moham- this, source of The Department has also be-- The Department has also Administration and the survivors Reoorting a prepare dram-- left for Konar province, mad Yousuf Kohzad, Wali Lati-f- i, Departm-entJia- s en asked to coordinate Pashto pn instructed to of the 'late Maulavl in the Shah the Ministry said the - Mohammad Mehdi Dohagoy, as and educational and infor- . mosque. been instructed to tra- writing and popularise Pashto mDVMo Ali Raunaq and Doshamshera - mative scenarios and to trans-- Mohammad publish outstanding dialects through radio and pr , It was attended by Prune nslate and (Continued on page 4) the AT-- Fazli. ' 4) works of. the world on ess publicity. M.4:,, on page literary PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES SEPTEMBER 4, 1971 Food For Thought Watson testifies in court

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 4, (Re-ute- r) iWWtson told in emotibnless son had given him some LSD -C- harles "Tex" Watson, tones how he helped kill, four Watson said he gave up A blank but polite, testified people at the Sharon Tate Ho- lorryload of his possessions to Wednesday how h.e llywood house but denied tak Manson, including most of his People think too historically.' smoked ma- rijuana with acess Doria ing part in the 'murder of the clothes, his stereo equipment Day's son, Terry pregnant film star. and cameras, and the lorry ' it- They are always living half in .Melcher, in the room where Watson is ac- The former high school ath- self. cused of fatally stabbing preg- letic star turned drug addict Watson, 25 charged with se- a cemetery. v nant film star Sharon Tate a said his hippie commune lea- ven murders and testifying in year, later. der Charles , Manson ; ordered his own defence said he had --MENCKEN ,A former high' school athlete him to kill everybody in the , taken LSD, "speed" now wasted by drugs and sick- house "as grussorae,as I could", mines)! and the poisonous drug ness, can-kille- d: Watson said in evidence Watson said of the people he belladonna when Manso at his trial here that he smo- ed .him over and put a gun and ked "pot'V "They had a form but I THE KABULTIMES wjth Melcher in Au- didn't see faces or impressions, knife in niSyhand. - i gust 1968. ' ,, . They were just blobs"., Published every except Friday Afghan Watson" has "He said for me to take the day and pleaded not gu- Watson's mother, Mrs. Hiza-- - holidays by ilty and not guilty by knife and to t?o ud where Terrv the Kabul Times Publishing Agency reason of beth Watson, wearing thick insanity to charges of mureder-in- g Melcher used to live and to kill dark glasses, sat in the back pvprvhnHv thp Vinnco Miss Tate, and six others in no crm. in of the room listening to I" August 1969. court esoma as could", he said, v ' her son's testimony- - BERLIN ACCORD Melcher, a record producer, Watson was asked bv his law Melcher, power agreement on Berlin is the European security conference. was the1 previous tenant in the Watson, neatly dressed in yer if he believed the The four son of actress Boris Day, was East-We- Sharon Tate house, Miss navy blue suit with blue strip- - first major st accord since 1949 which The accord as it stands has something for Tate and her husband, film director ed shirt and a Windsor-knotte- d still living in the house.' ended . blockade of city. Although the every one concerned. The West Berliners will the the Roman Polanski, red tie,: said he went to Melch-er'-s to Berlin and West Germany moved in ear- He said Manson. had trd him technicalities ot the agreement have yet to be be able visit East ly in 1969. house to borrow, his car to ' Melcher .was no longer there. Worked out" between East and West German and unimpeded access to Berlin will be middle-ag- -. y Watson said he was introduc- drive north with a "I think he said something ab- protocol is ' governments before a four power ed.:, - ed to. Melcher and to hippie le ed hippie friend who had to out movie stars living there". come Secretary of com- ' signed and the understanding on Berlin The United States State ader uiarles Manson by Den- face a drug charge near San Watson, V said he climbed into effect, the signing of the accord constitu-e- s menting on the agreement in a press confer- nis Wilson, drummer in a pop Francisco. the d fence into the house with a the first important stage towards normali- ence said: "The act marks a step forward and group, whom he picked up one Watson-sai- the iriend Dean kmfe'Tn and gun situation in western Europe. is persuant to President Nixon's desire for re- night hitchhiking. Moorehouse, 52, kept telling jn the other ' ' sation of the him, of Manson's philosophy " of whole and West. embra- , His defence lawyer admitted Three Manson "family" , The successful conclusion the conciliation between East It - girls during his opening . statement and urged him o give up eve- him-Li- set in motion a series of only promise of better way of life were with nda Kasa- - Berlin agreement will ces not the to the court that Watson killed rything afid join the Manson- , and negotiations between the for West Berliners but enhances the prospects bian Susan Atkir, new contacts or participated m the Killing of cia Krenwinkel. western allies and the Warsaw pact countries. for greater peace and security in Europe. mrprvnnp in thp Tat.p hnncp Moorehouse told me he had The member states of the North Atlantic West German Chancellor Willy Bran- - but said he did it on the orders freed daughter (Ruth Moo inten- agreement , driSClSSd"?? Treaty Organisation are preparing for . dt said he was convinced the Berlin of his i'god", Manson, and un- rehouse, then 16) by giving her them and a csar cam WaJ conse- of to Manson, and Man-- UD sive diplomatic consultations on mutual forces was an important step the' der the influence drugs. . Charles ..(Continued on page 3) - reduction with the Soviet Union and its allies quences of the division of Europe and Germ- in Europe. '. any. '. two signatory parties too ha?e ' The Soviet Union has been pressing for The other satisfaction with the provisions of Breakthrough in Leukemiareported sometime for the holding of an European expressed to hoped satisfac- Bv Lawrence Altman Philin J7 Fialkow T)r V. The ratification of West the agreement. It is be that n security conference! made in New York A tea'm of scient- cThey'ithen'i injected into her Thomas, Mrs. Jean Moscow Warsaw tory and speedy progress will also be IBryant, and German treaties with and ists in Seatttle has reported veins millions of bone marrow Dr. ..Paul Nieman wrote. conclu- the subsequent negotiations between the East The were made to depend on the successful the strongest clue that .some cells donated by her health. . scientists are geneticts governments in working out ' who are and West German cases of human leukemia'- can brother. bone 1 sion of the Berlin talks. V marrow experts. - acc- technicalities of the agreement , by (The bone marrow cells make s Now that the first stage of the Berlin the be caused a virus.,.' Ths suggestion that human le- Afghanistan as a peace loving country wel- Doctors- - know viruses can the-whit- 'blood cells. ord has been successfully concluded there is that ukemia can be xaused by a virus, comes the Berlin accord and hopes it will mark cause leukemia in animals such The. new therapy, which also Fialkow said, does not mean ejvery hope that these treaties will be ratified t that - beginning of a new era ' of lasting peace ass mice. Though scientists have is beinaone-a- some v other the disease is contagious. headways niade towards the mutual balan- the medical and Europe and in the world. have long suspected that viruses centres, enabled the girl About 18800 new cases of leuk- 6f and holding of 'the and security in to Ho- ced reduction forces the can cause leukemia in man live several extra weeks. emia, the American Cancer Soc- wever,; they have not been able to prove she. died from' ah infect- iety says, will develop in Ame- the case. ion that complicated a recurren- ricans of all ages this year. Th- But a strong clue for. a viral ce after the bone marrow trans- ough doctors now are able to pro- cause of leukemia in man co--i plant. . duce remissions of leukefuia and mes from studies that the Seat- By studying the chromosomes thereby extend ' of a nes should try to use pure Da lives of patients Thursday's Anis carried ,an uctive raises the prestige reported in the cur- the ' doctors could distinguish longer and from incoprat-io- n tle doctors for periods than they ha- open oy newapdpci ri reain between blood lener onanruiu. iviuo foreign is words into the rent issue of Lance, a medical white "ls from ve in the past physicians consider lys- Newspapers should observe a the girl uar 'iorvvaroing suggestions language. Newspapers and an- journal published in Britain. , and her brothel. From leukemia a fatal disease ox press certain literary standard and University ofl the do- (N.Y. ine improvement .tne Radio Afghanistan Doctors at the chromosomal studies the Times) D their contents na- nouncers in in Aignamstan. oiiowing are should be uniformity Washington Medical School and ctors learned that when the leu- do not observe any i tional, and Afghan in character. . United i States Public Ilea-lt- h' kemia recured was the male nignngms oi tne letter: pronunciation of words. So- the it snouid be ma- In other worlds they should be in Hospital in - Seattle studied cells of her brother,not her own. Appointments me of the officials of Radio Af- qua-uiicati- interesting for our peoples to bundles of that were cancerous de on tne basis oi personal as an- the chromosomes or - ghanistan go on the air and not on tne basis read. just heredity information, during the Because the radiation had wip- So- nouncers and newscasters 16 old ed out her cel- oi any otner consideration. though course of illness of a year all female blood Mini- News, editorials and some ar- for the fun of it even they for a ls, the only; cells present were me oi tne officials in tne girl whom treated ticles published they are highly incompetent. ly- her brother's. stry of information and Cultu in all the three type of leukemia called acute Some how, his same newspapers (Anis, eywad and Radio Afghanistan puts on the mphoblastic. donated cells had become leuk- re nave been doing tne five or six Iranian poems years. Tne Islah) are practially the same. air Because the young ; girl was emic. Her brother has remained job lor many long proses. This needs to be reconsideration. Something should be done to and near death after all other treat- healthy, without evidence, of the situation needs should : have make these newspapers differ- changed and the Radio ments had failed,-th- Seattle disease. Certain new departments on literature the Min- ent from one another. concentrate physicians used a new therapy been created witnin ' So- The newspapers arid magazi called bone marrow transplanta-- . The doctors reported thaf they istry without justification. instead. pe- tion to 'prolong her life. did not know what mechanisms me of the At first, her disease respond- had caused the normal ic ople have been appointed to do espe- ed to various combinations of bone marrow cells to trans- professional jobs. This is powerful antileukemic drugs. form into leukemic ones. provincial de-- of cially true of the Then the cancerous cells resist- "A likely possibility is activa- information and Physicians tion re- ed the drugs' effects. of a leukemiagenic (leuke- "This it a fine time to tell me The situation needs o culture. e iradiated fher body with mas- mia causing) 'agent, such as a vi- you'U French independent newspa-ther- is the risk of perpetuat- - never ever watch them ctification. dose of X-ra- in an ef- rus in1 susceptible donor hidden per Le Monde said that Libya's ing the present sive 'cells, again!" some of the offices situation nei all blood-formi- or fr- In Colonel Ga- fort to kill her transfer of such an agent e are not gi- leader Muammar ther peace nor war' which of cells. . om (patient) to donor cells," 'Dr. talents so- ddafi emerges as the great in a chance to develop. In the end is beneficial to ven gr- victor from the voting on the the Israeli me of the offices there are leaders". betwe- constitution of the Fderation The new oss differences existing federation can help of- of Arab Republics groupings, promote greater co- en the bosses and the lesser economic does Egypt, Syria, and Libya. . operation. "But 100 ficials. This state of affaire serious efforts m degrees in the lab the fun . But the provisions of the' must be made to overcome the not help in improving Scientists at the Julich Ins-- eo by measurement, energy is offices. Some new federation subject a nego- national characteristics of the released than is ctioning of these of - so, tiated solution of the Middle member states", the newspaper titute Plasmaphysics, expe- - And on a micrometric uired for the heating process." the officials get promotions with, ale same of recommenda- East conflict between Egypt said. deuterium, a the process which This energy can be won on the basis of heavy isotope ha- en-v- e on and Israel to the prior appro-- 1 of hydrogen, - has supplied the sun with condition that the hot gas does their superiors where- ' tions by -languag- achieved temperatures ergy for many of not come qualify val of Tripoli and Damascus, it The independent e of hundreds into contact with mat- fact they do not more 100,000,000 - as in s, than degrees millions of years was observ- ter. SO that tha nlscmg in said. newspaper, war- f."oinu ui fx ceniigraae. . eo. fusion reactor pages previous attem- ' has to be enco- - Sdlumber of ned that Arab Nonethelpss. Hpsnitp K go- At such extreme ' thia ciir.- "mnnscorl i: newspaper the Libyan and Syrian to . - , I mnm.ti. of make k "If pts federate had met with V i- ' J "'ascui luies not vernments under the every gas disintegrates in cess m uuiicn,l iweniy or tnirty iorce. form and cannot dismal failure and caused bit- - e interesting. The to negative electrons and po uoat-- urill nmViaKli, alqnrA Vr . A little .j, . Se papers should federation's constitution, force' ter disillusionment. s i j i ...l.!J. ine iruiee 01 contents of the sitive atomic nuclei common- - fore this process can be used this to become Egypt to resume hostilities ag- - in an editorial on the federa- - ring of plasma is the re- mprove if they are ly referred to on ge-- are ainst Israel, they can, however, tion between Egypt, Syria and as plasma. ' earth and controlled to actor jacket proper, heated by nteresting. .Newspapers The plasma produced in Ju-- . nerate electricity. ' radiation, support and block through their veto any Libya, referred to pre- ' there just to lich took of a cylind-,- " The iu-- not a,irncieS. settlement they consider inco- vious union experiments from the form fuel for the necessary their concepts", er about a hundred centimet- - sion reactor consists of heavy It is comparatively easy to Criticising mpatible with the birth of the Arab League to res nVgSVne-nffice- s wrote. in length and five to ten isotopes of the element of hyd- - conduct off the heat in the iac-- is the, the newspaper the plebiscite taking place' in vv...i,.icura iii use stea-hel- d 1 Le Monde added: "In effect, uiomevcr. uicy lugcu. icuiciiuni aim uiuum ana it to generate onri neneve tuna" the three countries stable mill- - ,lMIlMIlll''MIM,,'lin'",MMI'lM'll'''in'Ml"IM"IMt'll'',',l'l,'l'll'M' ,I,II"I,"I""II,"I,"",IMM",1"11" lllllllllllllllllilllMltllltlllllll1lllllllllllMltlllH it for about a are converted in the process to am, which in turn is used to ionth of a second. isotopes. ADS. RATES 3. Editor-in-Chi- ef helium drive a turbine drivine a dvna-- suun mo, thermo-nucle- ar Classified: 150 per insertion Tel: 26847 unuct tonaiiions, two wnen sucn processes laxe deuterium nuclei place at temperatures of a fusion - Display: Column Inch, At 100 . Residence: 42369 should fuse few is a new course of ener- into a helium minions rploac- - hnnHrorl mil linn rlonroec ponti- - rtr urVitnU ma.. n.k:n.. Shafie Rahel, Editor J subscription ing neutrons and energy, whi-- grade and densities of 'a few erable economic importance ratef ch exDectatinna Tel. 26848 rr Yearly Af. 1000 32070 UtV MPlUKrrtt NEVE)? Residence: WE EVEN 6CT OUI? UE. 6ET THff WONDKni I Half Yearly Af. 600 HOW COME an 1 TEAM NCVEC niNC Quarterly Af. 300 13 -- For other numbers first dial satrssrPo E6T ovroFAaTHis,y rJ c FOREIGN 20851-5- 3 rCJ switchboard numbers X?r (T A Yearly 40 TQ N Half Yearly IS Editorial Ex. 24, 18 . 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I was1 told by a friend that us two hours to arrive there, viet assistance.' We made for there is plenty "of water in Gh-- Everything was green- - there the1 erigineers office. A tall fr- azni. So I made a trip to Sultan too. iendly Russian from Tashkent Mahmoud's capital last Tues- We spent the night in the and a student from Farghana day to find the facts for my-feel- f. Farrukhi Hotel whose corrid- met us at the entrance and took -- i ors were filled with the frag- us to the office' where they ex- As soon as we entered the rance of horning incense, giv- plained the important fea- area under the jurisdiction ,of ing it the atmosphere of a Hin- tures of the area brought under Maidan province, we were so du temple. The room was clean. cultivation.

happy to see running water in So were the beds. But bed- ' ' nut-shel- the In a l, the brooks, on, steads were too short two reservoir the and later in the for was designed by Soviet engin- ' of us. I folded my legs once streams. Everything was lush eers but the building was star- con- my is tal- ; green which made such a but friend who much ted by the Afghans themselves. desolate ler, folded his twice. And none trast with the areas In 1967, the government sign- arid provinc- of us could go to sleep. in Kabul Parwan ed an agreement with the Sov- es.-: After a "stupendous breakfast iet Technc-Expo-rt - Company to ' stop a friend, we Sar-de- h We did not haVe time to with left for complete it. So Wala- to they sent by and see more because our see the reservoir com- sov as the chief and other en destination was Ghazni. It took pleted sometime ago with ; So-- gineers, The whole project has cost more than 60 million Rubles and over afs. 550 million to ir- rigate vmore than 88,000 "jeribs which . is about 44,000 acres. The soil is so good that one can grow anything in it. Part of is irriga- the projected area Building In Char Dewal engineers ted through underground dit- where the have their offices. W ches called "karez" but as 60on as the irrigation canals are co- - shkent University and does 1 J. 1 1 1 the other to the of pro- rather1 ''-- J T I J1L left the the stale:looking waters me neid woric in bardeh. lie mpieiea. vne uiiuexsiuu.iu jected area, The government Ihe reservoir actually stores also did the . internretine . . . . . for ches may well stay under thehag-- i .i . - - . . far settled claimg iiooa water wnica- coiiecis ' ... ground. in the chief engineer when we made on the prices of land ly ine spnng. une oi us naa suj- - were there. We asked to The trouble with tnis as well j i u ..iif. i u.., them, gie-Barre- l shotguii. Someone , ; as other projects is the stay with us. and have lunch : prmtel Jands inilifipute on the oth. loo- ownership 'of the land. Since! borrowed it while we were which was prepared for us by lllflflltelte er side 'Slave hot been dealt king around arid shot a duck f does not settle ' the man in charge of farming the government with so far-.- starting with it.. We also claimed the and agriculture. iThey - consent- this question before duck forgot to bring the project, people in the neigh- Walasov accompanied us to but it ed and offered us some Rus 'there were four coriffedtionery' bourhood claim huge chunks the reservoir. There are seve- sian wKdh had ral lakes, one larger than the of us and one duck. turned so soft. Inside the . c. belong to them. The boy from Farghana is an two main canals, other, as you go further. There (Continued on 4) There are engineering student in the Ta-- pa?e one running to the right and were a few ducks swimming in MiR HAMZA, THE MAN Oh CENTURIES Wh- Ha-'- a some arrows. Every traced Omar and the horse. ld to tear down art of the wall Abdul Mutalleb once told bow and ' Hamza tried was too en he saw his stallion dead, he so that 'they could go out - but mza to walk in the country with bow that ' crying. Hamza asked him Omar objected saying the '-- place Omar to avoid complications, soft for him. The man brought started was matter. mer- -' belonged to two prophets and iThe two pals saw a palm tree, him a strong one frorn his house. what the. The he Omar chant told him what had happe- wouldn't show such a disrespect. Umar was quicK nice a kh; Once Hamza and were Engineer Walasov ' explaining: Sar-- who He for So they were roaming around the main features of the ten climbed the tree and started m the plain, they saw a man ned. had bought the horse Ham-a'- s stolen by a till they came across a piece of deh Reservlor Hamza asked xrho introducd himself as a King but it was eating the dates. him he stone on which was inscribed some but Omar archery instructor. Hamza dervish. Hamza asked if it him to give him that Hamza the soil of Abdul refused. He said if .Hamza wan- said he did not know him. He reoOgni)ed the dervish. The going and Mutalleb, would come to this pl-a-cft Watson testifies in court to the dates, he should said he was to teach him merchant looked around ted eat now.' angle the) culprit. on such and such datp. (Conf nued . jrom page 2) woman and she had blood all also take the trouble to climb He was an entrusted couldn't pinpoint Iha with this task and disappeared Hamza realised what had hap stallion would be his and: he can son said. over her. I started stabbing the tree. ' as soon as he did his duty. pened. So he asked about the also make use of the treasury . enraged and upro- "I stuck the gun in the car her". Hamza was and the arsenal hidden undernea- ackno-wledingh- Omar told Hamza to choose a price of the horse. The merchant a"nd shot" said Watson, is' Watson denied that he went oted the tree. The owner of the th. petrified. He good horse from his father's sta- said he had bought it for 20,000 first victim, Ste- back into the house or he palm grove was ' that looked" and se- dinars, Hamza paid him of When they broke the lock , of ven Parent, 18 friend of the 'took part in the killing of the came, gasping, to Abdul Mutalleb ble. They around half . the door and cham- - 30 years old lected one. stallion which they that and promised to pay the entered the house caretaker. , last of the victims, Sharori Ta to complain that his hpr. thpv cnur cillr foKrlno destroyed by his instantly saddled. But the mo- rest later. - . ti i. w - i.a .iiaucmoA "I walked in the front door. te who was eight months preg- palm tree was in China a ring belonging son. ment Hamza mounted on him, The merchant left with his ca- to The door was closed but I nant. Prophet David, ) pair of Abdul Mutalleb decided to send the poor animal collapsed and ravan. . boots walked right in the door. Asked why he went to the Sa-le- There They grieved. Hamza again asked Omar to and a sword used by Prophet h. be-doi- school. Om- died. were both a Watson Hamza and Omar to -- was guy laying on the couch house, said: "I was Omar get him find him a horse could car- They saw a great' treasure asleep' ar started clowning with the tea- Hamza asked to that what Charlie told me to another horse ride. Omar set ry him. He left Mecca and some- - in the ante chamber that did not Watson cher who gave them the first les- to said Atkins arid do". ... out on a journey till he noticed wnere in tne aesert, he saw an know how to carry home. Omar herded three people son in Arabic characters. He a.., He said he had no grievance said has no while 'be' a caravan. There was a dlsttng- - orchard surrounded by a wall, lie uc nuuiu ujr w luiu gome into the room. 'alef dot pack 1 animals. against any of people he had has one underneath. Omar said uished looking merchant with' a . lept over and saw a pool with "I was kidding and went-ou- t running killed and did not clearly re- with distinguished looking horse. Om crystal clear water which was So he of the orchard and jumping back and forth the "have" should share his ana saw a . call faces when he was killing the "have not". (He could teach ar disguised himself as a 'der- also fragrant. There was a thrc-- few Worses and cam-- behind the couch arid making ' ne made of crystal beside the els- grazing. ' them. i the big powers a good lesson in vish" and went to the merchant Hsat beside funny noises. . - He said Marison's "family" ' 2 who was eating his lunch. pool. Omar sat on it. The mo shepherds and started eJ (Susan giving away per cent of their "Sadie Atkins) . said members introduced him to lsd GNP to developing countries The merchant offered him so ment he was on the throne, a raisins. Thi shepherds ytiked out' and I the 'watch turned around and peyote, a cactus drug, al- during the Second Development mething to eat But Omar was stallion came noisily. He took to him to give them someTHe of and emptied the gun". though he had already smoked Decade). looking at the horse all the wh-- his heels. a handful of raisins This was -- Watson's second marijuana before joining the The teacher lost his temper He. The merchant asked the re- Omar told Hamza about that that 'were treated wuh victim, Miss Tate's former fian- - He ason. horse and Hamza in his turn to powder that made them uncons-- ."family"., . and Omar left the school. ce, hairdresser Jay Sebring. pinched the teacher's shoes and He sighed and said his faher ld his father and asked his perm- - cious. So he brought all the hor-- Asked about his first journey possessed such nice horses in ission to go and get the stallion. ses and camels to the orchard and to pawned them in the sweet shop, i "I went around behind the the Tate house in August bought some brought his stable which he used to ride. 'Abdul Mutalleb said the orchard, packed them with the treasures. 1968, Watson do sweets, couch and started stabbing said: "I recall them to the school and gave Ha-- But eversince his father's death, the throne and the horse prima- (How did theyenter the orch- a We - him. She said hollered at me going through gate. went mza some. he has lost everything and beco rily belonged to Prophef Isac ard?) ' house, because she was fighting and into the into the front When the lesson was over, Om- me a dervish which he left to his son, King News reached 'Abdul Mutalleb stabbing a man going out the room. We stood around in the ar left before everybody else. The merchant took pity upon Solomon. Many people including and his tither-son- that 'Hamza door. She hollered 'Tex, Tex' front room and smoked some While the teacher was fuminrj, him and hired him to look after wowsherwan have tried to con-- had conquered the place and and I ran over and started hit- marijuana'. ' Hamza realised what had happe- the horse. quer that place but thev have was : coming 'with the ' reasure ting him with a guri". In the front room of the ho- ned. He sent for the teacher's umar spent sometime' with the .iailed. f iney came halfway to meet use on August, 9, 1969, Miss stote Watson said he, chased, the shoes and relieved him. . merchant, but eventually "i Hamza insisted'on going, and him Hamza on seeing his father, man, Voiteck Frykowski, a Po- Tate was found stabbed and While Hamza was making a the horse and brought it to Ham- - nls' father eventually cave in. dismounted from the hors nH lish friend of Miss Tate's hus- hanged. The rope around her steady progress in his lessons, za. He told Hamza that he i had ..As'soon as the two Dais arrived kissed his feet'They were all so band, Polanski, out into the neck was slung over a ceiling Omar lold him one day that paid for part of the price and ntar tho orchard they climbed happy. - He divided the treasury garden and stabbed him on the beam arid linked to the body according to Buzurgmehr, ha the balance should be paid la-- th wall and dashed toward the into three parts: one went to his lawn. of her stabbed and shot former would conquer the whole worH. ter. The moment Hamza throne. Hamza 'iat on it when father another to the poor in "Katie (Patricia Krenwink- - fiance, Jay Sebring. If he went on studying like he was on the back of the w horso; tag norse came' i anger. Hamza Mecca and the third to the kpli rame running over and Three other victims were was, he would become a mulah the poor animal collapsed and gripped his ears and jumped on chant to Whom Hamza owed said there was one over here found dead in the front gar- - soon. , died.. his back. The stallion instantly some money. and I ran over and there was a den. (Reuter) So they went to a shop to buy Meanwhile, the merchant had recognized his rider. Hamza to-- To be concluded. ' " 4, 1971 PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES' SEPTEMBER Burial ceremonies Pashto Dept. HOME NEWS ROUND UP 'Continued pom page 1) congregational mosque. and dedicated son of this land ) The late Ziayee who, died at (Continued from page 1) MAZARE SHARIF, Sept. 4, American law returned home was a great loss to the Foreignthe age of 59 from'pancer last late dramas of foreign writers (Bakhtax). An Agricultural Thursday. Ministry, week had worked in the For into Pashto for stage perform- company, named Aryan has be- Judges, lawyers.and legal ex- Lu-dv- perts 33 The special wreaths from ik eign Ministry for forty years in ances. en recently established in Ba- -' from countries atten- Svoboda, the Presides .of various capacities. The Deparment, has also be- lkh. The charter of the compa- ded the seminar. The participa- Czechoslovakia, the Czechoslova-kia- n The late Abdul Razaq Ziayee en instructed to popularise sci- ny has been approved by the nts later visited some courts Foreign Ministry and hea- was the son of the late Sardar entific 'terminologies through Commerce Ministry. in the U.S. The ds of diplomatic corps in Prague Azizullah Qateel. He was born in Bakhtar News Agency, reports The shareholders in a meet . participants have also and those of the Foreign Ministry Kabul 59 years ago. He studied and other press media. ing held recently elected Abdjl visited courts and legal institu- - Lufthansa here were laid on the grave . political science. His first Job The source added that the Afoad Wahab as president and "ons m Japan, Thailand and Telefon 30509.32311 On behalf of the family of was in the military school Department has been entrust- Mohammad Rahim Mtehraban .ngapore. the' late Ziayee, Chief Justice Twelve years, later he served as ed with the task of helping the as vice president of the com- Abdul Hakim Ziayee thanked all one of the sub-edito- rs of the ls-la- h officials of the Ministry with pany. those who had participated in daily, to become the trans- Pashto language in administra- The Company, which has LOW HOTEL the funeral services and the lator of the French language in tion work and to prepare slog- been established with an initial govrnmn-fo- mak- the Foreign Ministry a year la- -' language' of capital of Afs. one million will ans in the national , Just opened. Good location within walking dist- ing arrangements for the trans- ter. Pashto. It will encourage Pa- help farmers in the cultivation 'Four years ap- ance of almost any place you may go portation of the body of the late later he was shto by holding competitions of cotton and export, of cotton like to in the pointed as ' ' ' --- Afghan envoy and expressions of the Deputy Director "' City. p'V'-'ri'- '.""'.'- . ". the winners of which will be and oil seeds. f , T vl condolence Mi- of the Legal Affairs of the For and the Foreign -' lucratively. - Airy, well eign Ministry - awarded furnished rooms, modern bathrooms. mstry and the government for and after five ye- - KABUL,. Sept. 4, (Bakhtar). i. Rates ars he was aDnointed thp diruc- - Qasemy-a- r, that fit your pocketbook. KABUL, Sept, 4, (Bakhtar) . Mohammad Ismael . The condolence meeting of the of Personnel in the Ministry. Deputy President of ; Hotel lrSix years later he was appointed --Two Afghan tennis players, the late Ziayee as held by the For and Studies De- Char-Ra- hi Malik-Asgha- ir Min- as the consul general Afghan- Mohammad Omar Seraj and the Research opposite Foreign eign Ministry in the Shairpur of partment o fthe Supreme Court istan in New York; Six years la- Salahuddin Yaf tali returned istry gardens. v-- -":: United States so- ter he was also appointed as here after participating in Ten- who went to Condolence held in Singa- metime ago to partidipate ijn meeting the representative of De Afgha- nis tournament and :. the seminar on internatonal nistan Bank in New York. , 'In pore recently. 1962 he returned Kabul " (Continued to and from page 1) was appointed as the chief of FILM WEEK nister Dr. Abdul Zahi-- v Bids House protocol in the. Foreign Ministry. Afghan Film announces Society for Lit- wantecj of the People Dr. Mo- Afghan President 'One year later he was appoin-te- in hammad Omar special Film Week , - Wardak, Senate as the Director General of eracy President Dr. Abdul Hadi , Cinema, exhi- the Administration in the Min- Saturday August!, Russian Afternoon tea and Chief Justice Dr. Abdul Hakim istry. In 1964 he was appointed co- The Maintenance Department ' of the Ministry Ziayee, Deputy film 'Liberation' part III. bition or international Prime Minister as the Minister Councillor of the Dr. Abdul Samad Hamed, Court Afghan Sunday August 5, AmcVan stumed dolls Wednesday Embassy in Tehran and m'True Grit'. Minister Ali Mohammad; some a year later became the Deputy fil Sept. 8, 1971, at the gard- members of Monday August 6, French film of Public Works needs the following items: the cabinet, judges Minister for Administration in ' ens of Mrs. Haq, , Jade of the Supreme Court, some me- the Foreign 'A Maison des Borles' Ministry. Tuesday August 7, Russian, film 4. - T p.m. mbers of the Parliament, and ci- In August 1970 Welayat, he was apoint-e- d 'Tchaikovsky': vil .and military officials and the as Afghan Ambassador Tickets Afs. 40 at the in Wednesday 8, French 1. Spare parts for Wisconsin Engine Model AENL 64 relatives of the late Maulavi. Prague. ; August film 'L Une ou 1'Antre entrance. Showing time ever ay. at 7 Raising land productivity p.m. items (Continued pom page 3) much attention to increase the WANTED that one of us used" the spoon productivity. to eat some. '.. br-in- 2. Spare parts Wisconsin Engine Model TH 51 items We have plenty of land to g Ariana Packers requires two female Sales su- for They are both charming per- under cultivation but our sons and very good ambassad- main problem is to increase pro- pervisors- proficient Eng- ors of their country. ductivity. We Candidates should be in have to show our 3. 75 Abdur Rahim Shokoor :a fanners how to raise the produc Spare parts for Wisconsin Engine VE4 items expert in starting farms in Af- tivity of land per acre per year. lish language. Knowledge of typing in English will ghanistan. Everywhere you see a farm where they experiment Moscow be preferred. Apply to P.O. Box 568 or phone 31128 4. Spare parts for Flaherty Spread Master 108 items with all sorts of seeds' and pl- pa!rty ants, you rest assured that it .(Continued from page 1) for appointments. was he who had laid it out. viet Defence Ministry On our way to his residence Marshal Zakharnov and General Sergi v, 5. Spare parts for Minneapolis Moline Industrial near the reservoir, he proudly the Deputy Chief of the showed us the sun-flowe- rs he Army General Ivan Paulovski, has been growing as well as the Deputy Chief of the Air For- the vegetable patches and abo- ce Marshal Paul Wheelers Model 283B-- 4 160 items ' Kotakhov, some ve all, the water-melon- s of i oiner assistants in me ueience which we liberally served our- Ministry and the Afghan Ambas- selves after lunch. sador in Moscow, General Moha- ca- 6. Spare parts Delco Remy, Galion . He told us the 'irrigation mmad Aref. The current Afghan month of Sunbula is the for Graders nals are built up to almost 8Q Gen. Sardar Abdul Wali and 30 items percent. As soon as the network Marshal Grechko exchanged fri- is completed, one can grow endly speeches. time for submitting the balance sheets and paying: anything in' this area. Marshal Grechko and General ' ' We had a disagreement about Sardar Abdul Wali held friend- ,'; - '. ; ... '..'.' Local and foreign firms who) can supply the above items the way. in which the land sh- ly talks on Thursday. General) the taxes. Thus all'.:''organisations, firm's, local ould be utilised.. He is of the Aref was also present. afifpr ' submit their applications to the Secretariat of the Minist opinion that the area should be Moscow Radio reported that ...' '. i ... dividded into plots and the Afghan Princess and Gene- ry in the Nadir ' Shah Mena and should come to the Foreign sold to the people who do not ral Sardar . Abdul Wali visited eign businessmen and other tax payers are informed Kremlin ' possess any land at all. the Palace and museum " " Procurement Department to see the list of the goods and. sped-appearan- I suggested that a greater yesterday. part of the land should be con- forms fications, within ten days frpm of this notice. Octo-Th- e verted to a huge State Farm HM's to prepare their balance sheets and declaration of sheep sh- message where thousands ber 19, 1971 Is the bidding date. necessary banking guaran- - ould be raised. Since we are to export our sheep planning (Continued from page 1) and submit them to the concerned departments and tee will be secured 'from bid- - ders. shortly, by the time the project 'On this happy occasion I will come to fruition, we will wish to convey my congratu- have found the market for our lations to Your Excellency and ' pay taxes in accordance with law and regula BAGH-I-BAL- product. to the people of your country. their A RESTAURANT. Walasov of course backed I pray to God Almighty for su- me. Others were divided in ccess of the fraternal Arab na- their opinions. tions in the battle of unity and tions before the end of the current month. Overdue Well, there is plenty of hope its struggle for the "restoration that the Sardeh Project will con-- 1 in full dignity of its usurped tribute to the productivity of the righs and for its further develop- , country if the land is used profi- ment and prosperity. action is liable o fine. tably. , ' There are two sides to the argument about the distribution of land in the project. The first, i Sho-ko- or Ml which is supported by Mr. 7 "'.,'"'- - and his likes is to divide the plots and area into small because 1 the smaller the size, the most A 1 mmm mmmm m cultivi-te- d .'. m mam productively it would be 1 ' I .i'.A f fc tf 0"- The other side of the argument TfR4riC4i is that the larger the size, the T' far- ... 1 i . 3 more possible to use efricien I .-. ming methods and implements. A THE MORE OU FLY - THE MORE YOU LIKE SAS and THAI tractor can plough the land bet- ter than a pair of bullocks. And it helps produce more. If the area is divided Into throe contact your travel agents parts, one sold to the landless peasants, the other two are built up for grain and sheep produc- or tion respectively, the results ON THE ROOF OF THE KABUL HISTORICAL AFGHAN ARCHI- would be enormous. TECTURE: DURING THE DAYS AND NIGHTS OF SPRING AND Some criticise the way in which SUMMER THE NEAREST 'PLACE FOB BEST RECREATION. AT the lands were distributed in the KjD TIME OF WEDDING RECREATION AND EVENING PARTIES Nanearhar Project. Most of the Y Near Blue Mosque fertile and semi-ferti- le land went DONT FORGET THE DELICIOUS AFGHAN AND FOREIGN DL individuals who do possess Shar-e-Na- u, to SUES OF BAGII-- I BALA RESTAURANT. land, and plenty of it. They wou- No. 32889. Kabul Tel. PLACE RIGHT NOW. 31408. ld not 'be in a position to culti- VISIT YOUR RECREATION Tel. vate the lands personally and their stewards would not pay