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VOL. X NO. 261 KABUL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1972 (DALWA 23, 1350 S.ft) PRICE AF. 4

480 Ground breaking function M 'VI.' i new apartments to be built here Held for nev200-b- ed near Govt. Press hospital in Jalalabad KABUL, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar). C; Four hundred and eighty new JALALABAD, 12, -The Feb. (Bakhtar) ground apartments will be built with- breaking ceremony of the new 203-be- d hospital for in two vears by tile House and Town use by the people of Nangarhar, Laghman nd Kon-a- r Construction Authority opposite the Government Prin- provinces was held Thursday by Public Health ting Press. A 3ource of tfie authority said The foundation stone of the new hospital today that the new apartments was laid will u the compound of the present civil hospital. 'AS be better than the present J apartment blocks in Nadir Sh- The Minister later Inaugurated the new boarding .r ' ah Maina and cheaper. school for nurses. .v The construcflon material for The hosoital. beine built under the Public Health I I II ? the new apartments is ready. T'iere are 2,000 engineers, ar- Development Plan will also serve as a training centre. chitects and workers in the The hospital has surgery, int-- cess of the Public Health Minis- - jJf'S&J ;, Authority who have acquired 0' try. gynocological and infecti-- expert aprt-ment- s. emist, Picture shows Her Rayal Highness Princess Belqis presiding over a meeting of the Volun- skill in building WHV.s, It will While inaugurating the board-i- n a i'Pase ,c tary Women Association held in the Women's Institute Thursday. w.jW.I with in' .a libia.y and school for nurses, the Min- At present 1,600 The meeting decided to send help to poor women in several provinces including women in families audiLi'liiti'. ister referred to the importance ' are living outdance Jails. ' - r in the Nadir Shah While laying the foundation st of training nurses from the pe- Maina apartments, built at an one, the Minister said he was ople of the area. nun. happy to see another hospital He thanked the parents of the Kabul Times ad v estimated cost af afs. 600 mill- t Wall! Khan demand , being constructed in pursuance girl nurses in enrolling tfiffir da- .... . reiterates ion. of the good wishes of His Maj- ughters in the school. revenue increase? According to the source, bet- esty the King for the welfare of Miss Nadira Samadi, the prin- for lifting martial law ween 5,000 to 6,000 people come the nation. cipal of the school, and Miss Ma-dei- tit Kabul from the provinces Mohammad Kabir, the President and Miss Nasima Akhtar, 110 4 LAHORE, Feb. 12, (Reuter). Ihe leader of the National in monfhs Awami Par'y, Wali annually and unless expansion of the Banayee Construction Co- students in the school, in their Khan Abdul Khan, yesterday reiterated his is planned demand for the lifting of martial law and the immediate restora- perpendicularly, the mpany explained the technicali- speeches welcomed the opening KABUL, Feb. 12,- - (Bfikhtar).- -, city can not meet tion cf democracy in Pakistan. A , the expanded ties of the new hospital building. of the new school. ... . i The advertising revenue of tb3 needs. He threatened that his demand was met. his party wo- It will have waler distribution The functions were attended Kabul Times has increased by if not uld neither take part in local elections due on March 15 nor and supply grid, central heating by deputies from Khogyani and 110 per cent in the past four mo- Pe-ghte- attend any session of the assemb lies if they were convened under and will be completed within ei- -. Deh Bala to the House of the nths and twenty days Over the Kosygin assures ople, the governors of Nangar- - niar ial law. months. first six months of the current - ' Wali Khan lie would lau ing an all parties- by Haji har, Konar Laghman. ' said conference Faqir Mohammad, the and the Afghan year. ; Arabs of " Val-th- nch a movement for the restora- President Zulfikar Bhutto to deputy from Jalalabad city to President of the Nangarhar e Tr. total advertising revenue Ali an tion of civil liberties and the discuss the problems faced , by House of the People said he ley Authority, the dean of the of paper in the first half of tl2 of the people in Pakistan and find a solution on appreciated the government's me- - College of Medicine of Nangar-asur- e th current vPBm was fs. 224.1fl2I "u""1"1;1" efficient aid" Pakistan, but not say when a national level. in building hospital har University provincial ,hiia in -M did the and the i uiiv, 4 iiitv. jjiaij, vui 4nuii or from where he would it. . and prayed for the further sue- - officials. twenty days has shot up start MOSCOW, Feb. 12, (AFP). and it He told a press conference He said that at this juncture to afs. 585,008. ; The Soviet 'Union will give the here he would embark on a tour the ruling party should take oth- The average daily volume of Arab states "an efficient aid to of all the provinces to compel er political parlies into its con- USSR officially advertisements has increased fr- reinforce their defence capacity rejects the ruling party to restore (to fidence and seek' their cooperat om thirty to seventy inches, a so that they can face up to im- people the rights and civil ion effectively to tackle the pro- - source of The Kabul Times said the . perialist moves in the Middle NVxon's liberties snatched away .. from blems confronting the nation. peace plan Al-ex- Vietnam today.; East," Soviet Prime Minister ei Ihe people since the days of for- - 'Had I been in the place of MOSCOW,. Feb. 12, (Reuter). Ihe Soviet Union yesterday offlc. . Kosygin said yesterday. mer Ayub Khan and Bhutto I would have sought the ially rejected President Nixon's latest proposals peace Viet- th rsnnn. Ko io r,i,. rresiaent Quoted by . the Soviet news for in k, the dawn of dictatorship in Pa cooperation of all parties irres- nam and renewed its call for a withdrawal all U.S. reduced, from afs. ( In aticncy Tass, the Soviet Premier of forces 92650 kistan. pective of any consideration," he from South Vietnam. . - the first six months of year was speaking at a lunch in hon- the Wali Khan proposed conven- - added. In a statement published by Tass News Agency the Soviet 'o afs. 434,610, the source add- our of a visiting Iraqi delegation, government said American propaganda had started a "clamouro- ed. led by Saddam Hussein Ideputy eight-poi- secretary us campaign" around the Presid ent's peace plan f In the past five months , the general of the count- made public last month. format of the paper has been ex- Brezh nev condemns Nixon's ry's ruling Baathist Party. The plan included the resigna- - and fully capitulate." panded from a length of 18 inch The Soviet Prime Minister al- pl-de- nt (in tion of South Vietnamese Presi- - The statement said Nixon's es, in the first half of the year, policy Viletnam so promised 'maximum political Nguyen Van Thieu, new el- - an was only aimed at continuing to 21.5 inches, which means and economic support,', to the Ar- in VESAILLES, -- ections in South Vietnam, a total the war through the policy of effect the paper has been expand- Feb. 12, (Reuter) Srviet Communist Party Chief abs. withdrawal of U.S. troops and an Vietnamese. ed by one page. leonid Brezhnev and artist Pablo Picasso both condemned Pre- exchange of prisoners. The "most rabid" supporters of The possibilities of expanding sident Nixon's policies in Indochina in messages to a giant ant), war Friday. Seven killed the Vietnam war could see that The Kabul Times into an eight conference which opened here in But the statement said an an- military victory was impossible, page paper are being studied. Over 1.000 international delega tes sharply criticised U.S. policy. alysis of the proposals showed the statement continued. The anti-wa- r rally in the form er royal seat on the outskirts Jalalabad fire that Washington refused to set But some people in Washing- of Paris prompted threats from Washington that it would call off peace on, a withdrawal date and was try- ton were clearly trying to subs- USAID donates the Paris talks Viet nam. JALALABAD, Feb. 12, (Bakht- message three-da- y ing to make the South Vietna- titute at attaining the same goals In a to the "The majority of the American ar). Seven people were killed Versailles conference, which gr-- people that eight- - mese people agree to the continu- which the U.S. military could $10,000 worth of know Nixon's and several injured in a fire "pro-Americ- oups 7U point (peace) ed existence of the an not attain in the past," it said. delegates irom countri- plan simply will which broke out in es, Brezhnev called on the Unit- not the puppet regime in Saigon.". The statement called for a full, end Ihe war. ..and neither straw mats market here last It said acceptance of the plan prompt and unconditional withd- - Ag. equipment ed States to halt all air attacks will Nixon's visit to China," he jAg;t All kiosks against assur- the in the would mean that communist for- - rawal of the U.S. and allied forc- - North Vietnam and market and six Ishops outside res 'should lay doWn their arms (Continued on page 4) KABUL, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar). ed the Indochinese peoples of were gutted by the blaze. TISATD has eiven ten thous full Soviet support in their str-- One father who was asleep uggle independence. in and dollars worth of equipment for his kiosk with four of his sons for aericuHtural' popularisation Indochinese struggling for na two other mat always and dealers we- and communication programmes tional liberation "can be re burned to death by the fire. to the Ministry of Agriculture absolutely sure of finding id the The charred bodies were later and Irrigation, which has been Soviet Union a sure ally and fri- recovered. accepted with thanks, it was end in combat," Brezhnev decla- announced Thursday. red. V P.caso denounced Americans':.':'' AIBAK, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar).-- Mr. the positions in the war as 'horrjble'. Staness, representative lOTYWETO of the International Red Cross Feb. 12, and American participants' str- -' LA PAZ Bolivia, and Red Crescent Societies Le- we- uck fiercely the position By Our Own Reporter (Reuter). Thirty children out at ague, arrived here yesterday seriously, wh- taken at Paris talks by Chief The oxygen producing plant re injured, some the and held talks with provincial tak- U.S. delegate, William Porter. in Kabul produces 920 litres of en the back doors of a van officials on the consequences of pa- - ; ? Dr. Sydney Peek; professor oxygen of 99 content every V ing them to an amusement the two ysars of drought. Ai rk oDened unexpectedly and of Sociology at Ihe University of 24 hours. -. Massachusetts, delegates A source of the plant th- spilled them on to the pave- told the HERAT, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar). said - tne1 un-dr- en at during the current . Afghan ment here Thursday. The chil- American people wanted Three Soviet experts arriv- all came from state-ru- n ited States to get out of Indo- - year 4836 baloons of oxygen ha- ed here Thursday to put into ve been produced orphanages. china "lock, stock and barrel.' operation the new veterinary and sold. The oxygen is used wo- lab which will play an impor- for welding rk, textile companies and me- France-Ge'rma- n summit tant role in protecting catties. dical establishments.

A seen of the heavy snow fall . in Kabul. After three days and Distribution of 500 nights of snowing, '';, telephones Intermittent the sky cleared over Kabul this Eastern policy to the 1500 morning. France supports Bonn's families living in Franco-Germa- n the Nadir Shah Maina apart- (Photo: Moqim, the Kabul Times) PARIS. Feb. 13, (Renter).. : Two days summit talks ended here yesterday with agreement to press for economic and monetary union In western Europe. ment buildings will be commen- President Georges Pompido u, speaking to reporters after a final session with West Ger- ced by the Communications M- i- i rour suttocate to man Chancellor Willy Brandt, said France and West Germany were now more united than inistry shortly. Laying of the l- ' lines is continuing area. " ever In moving towards "the J construction or fcurope'. in the jMKl MBUm cool They were in agreement on Britain in such a union. ; ported in the west. dfrom pressing towards western Eu-- The French President and The Chancellor told reporters rorjean economic and monetary Chancellor Brandt, who met Th- - he was in 'complete agreem-- JALALABAD, Feb. 12i (Bakh-tar- ). gas in Herat union, and their finance minis- - ursday and yesterday in one ent with the French President's For the first time in five ters would take active steps to of the regular series of biann- - remarks, and had little to add. years it snowed in Jalalabad ye- HERAT, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar). get the Common Market as a ual Franco-Germa- n summits, Pompidou began his statem- - sterday. A source of the Public Four people suffocated to whole moving in this direction, made an unscheduled appeara- - ent by saying that he had de-- During past two days the Works Ministry said that traffic death from coal gas in their Pompidou said. nee before journalists jn the cided to meet the press beca-- - skies ail over tjhe country were on the Kabul-Kandah- ar and Sal-an- g rooms here last night in two The Finance Ministers, Va- - Elysee Palace after rounding off use of the special importance of cloudy and snow fall was re- highways is hazardous and separate incidents. lery Giscard d Estamg and Pr-- their discussions. the talks and their "extremely ported in thirty regions. The fan- 30 drivers are advised to put chains In both cases,' coal was ofessor Karl Schiller, would , Pomrjidou indirectly...confir positive" results. sky over Kabul: cloudy with on the wheels of their caTs. ned and kept in the rooms, wh- start work next week on draw-- med that the summit meeting centimeters snow. The skies in Snow ploughs have been depl- ich had no ventillation. Parts ing up a joint position on eco- -; of the enlarged Common Market He spoke of clouds which had northern Afghanistan, includ- to- oyed on several major highways of the bodies were also charred nomic and monetary union, Po due to be held after this year hung over Franco-Germ-an re-- ing Kabul will be cloudy throughout Afghanistan to sweep by fire. mpidou added. would take place in Paris. lations a reference to differ morrow. The Maximum tem- off the heavy snoW. This would then be put to the The French President also ences during last year's in- perature in Kabul tonight will The snow in Kabul in the past KABUL, Feb. 12, (Bakhtar). other tour common Market said that France backed Bonn's ternational monetary crisis, ad- be 3 centigrade and minimum three days has been the heaviest . Soflzadah Limited Co. has countries and also to Britain, policy towards eastern Europe ding: "But this meeting has sh- 8 centigrade. for several 'years, it has apparen- donated 2,000 bottles of peni- Ireland, Norway and Denmark without reservation. own that West Germany and Yesterday the coldest place tly been received with a sigh of cillin, worth afs. 200,000 to the which are due to join the com Speaking after Pompidou, Br France are more united then in the country was Shahrak relief and by those living in the Public Health Organisation of munity next year. andt said it was very import-- ever in their Dolicies both bila with a low of -- 26 centigrade, - old quarters of the city, with Kabul University which . has Pompidou laid particular em- ant for West Germany to know terally and with respect to the the warmest was Jalalabad with - apprehension. , been accepted with thanks. , phasis on the importance of that its eastern policy was sup- construction of Europe". a high of 9 centigrade. PAGE 2 THE 'KABUL TIMES FEBRUARY. 12, 1972

THE KABULTIMES Arabs7 feelings towards Pakistan India Pre-a- n new:; state CAIRO, Feb. 12, fReuter).-T- he refugees who fled to India as Ali Bhutto who replaced , by recognising the de-wi- Sup Arab countries have long ma- excuse to settle old scores sudent Yahya following; the th of Bangladesh now . set in intained good relations with Pa- .Pakistan. teat of his army in East Pa- - East. Pakistan. He appears to. kistan because of .their common .They accused her of turning .kistan :' to make a lightning have succeeded in his trfission. vi- islamic ties and also with In- her back on the principles of "tour of the Middle East last Some of the - countries he Sy-- non-align- and dia as a leader of the ed peace which had been pursued month. sited, especially Egypt nations. by her late father, former Pri- Between January 24 and Jan n'' strong. ties with the Neh- uary 28, President Bhutto vi-- Soviet Union which had bacKea equally important for the me Minister Jawaharlal - Arau countries nas oeen tne ru, and the late Indian leader sitp'H Iran. Turkev. Algeria. Tu-- ,. India in the conflict.. ThS Pak- sympathetic attitudes of botn Mahatma Gandhi. nisia Morocco, Libya, Egypt istan leader may nave Deen an e inaia and Pakistan to tneir ca- Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Li- and Syria xious aDout ine sort or nuiu-enc- use against Israel. bya were the most outspoken The analysts think he wanted Moscow was bringing to to get :ine inclo--f akistan war last in support of Pakistan. to persuade these countries not bear in these countries matters to recognise Bangladesh. December posed a dilemma for Other Arab , countries seem- to complete for him them most Arab countries. Observ- ed torn between their symoa-thie- s sym- Ob- ! ?...... ers sensed that the basic and their interests. Published every day except Friday and Afghan public pathies ot these states were servers here believe that some holidays by the Kabul Times Publishing Agency with Pakistan partly because of them feared that aUout; Ar- she was a fellow Moslem co- ab support for Pakistan could untry, but also because they have pushed India into extend- India of Israel.' Editor-in-Chi- ef thought that in this case ing full recognition FOOD FOR THOUGHT fac- SIIAFIE RAHEL, appeared to be exploiting its . India, while extending del power. to recognition to the Jewish 26847 happen" to" superior military Tel. No evil can a good state, now stopped sh- 32070" To many Arabs this seemed has till Residence; ort of full recognition and the ...Editor man, life after dea to parallel the Israel attitude in tiplpaiffliil either in or the Middle East conflict. exchange of diplomats. Nour M. Rahimi to t Israel ffi Pakistan's attitude Editorial Board th. When, in March last year, Pakistan' under President Mo- has been as hard as that of the Mohammad Khaled Roashan Arabs. Mohammad Ebrahim Sharifi Socrates hammad Yahya Khan began a East Pakistan ag- Many Arab countries, with- crackdown in to ainst what he thought were se- out committing themselves -- urged cessionist tendencies, Arab pu- supporting either side, n blic opinion was divided ab- India and Pakistan to reach a rress neview out the measures he was tak peaceful settlement. '.' ing This policy was to some ex IIEYWAD : Many Arabs criticised him for tent dictated by the knowled? having gone too far at a time that an influential section of par m. is subject Pashtoonistan the when he was promising to re- India's ruling Congress (Party of an editorial published ' The office mater establish democracy in the co- favours full diplomatic sTelati-on- s Prof. Setsuo Kamei of the department of archaeology at in the Thursday issue of Hey-wa- d untry. with Israel, observers here faculty of science, Kyoto University, poses with a skeleton daily. 'the -- But when India went . to war believe. of a Naumann elephant. The creature is believed to have liv- - of statistics Some reports from the two with Pakistan in :December in The Indo-Fakist- an war lasted ed about 300.00 years ago and 70 per cent of its fossilized rem- provinces of occupied Pashtoo- support of the East . Pakistan only two weeks, and its quick ains have been recovered thanks ta Prcf. Kamei others in cen- Pe--; and The establishment of the nistan, Baloochistan and Bengalis, attitudes appeared to end gave undecided A'ab Hokkaido. The first fossils were recovered Hiroo, Hokkaido, some political the in tral statistics office within shawar, indicate swing in the Middle East. countries a welcome breathing during road construction work. The skeleton wag reconstructed Pri- This lifts off the organisation of the tension. the screen Many Arab commentators su- space. in plastic, following the pattern suggested by the recovered fossil po- is decidedly a from the truth that dissatisfa- : me Ministry ggested India's 'Prime M- Political analysts think this s. is the biggest find of its kind here, . The elephant is believ increased that It sitive move which will, in ction has in Pakis- "Mrs. Indira "Gandhi, was dilemma may have been what to have come to Japan Europe, China. - inister, ed from via The skeleton long- run benefit our pla- tan in the same year . during - the using the 10 .million iBengali prompted President . Zulfikar model will be on display at a science museum in Sapporo. nners. which the people faced bloody The office, which will gather, conflict. ....unify, elaborate, harmonise While the subcontinent is still Foreign Policy message . . and analyse statistical and under the effect of recent ev- demographic information In ents, it has been proven that Afghanistan, is the nucleus of the climax of the situation in a new department which will that country was a result of nt Nixon touches on Peking visit have to expand in years ah- the clash between democracy WASHINGTON, Feb. 12. allies,. but he said secrecy wrsainst Moscow and there was no Limitation) Talks, he said. He ead and become the backbone and dictatorship. Today the po- (AFP). President Nixon, in indispensable in view of the question of Washington exploi would be going to Moscow next ' of et of the planning system. litical leader the Pashtoons his foreign policy message to 'natural" mutual distrust of ting bmo-bovi- tension. The May and the date of his visit The office had to be formed wi- wd Baloochis, Khan Abdul i Congress, said here Wednesday a U.S. and China that had had Soviet Union and the U.S. had had been announced last Octo- - thin 'the framework of the Wali Khan, who is also the the future of United Mates re no diplomatic relations for a maior problems to solve and her.-..- , Prime Ministry, because of leader of the Awami League lations with China was dictated quarter of a century. they were not going to imperil, .Nixon Jsaid he was going to the mush it meeds : its accep- and whose Darty has a majority by realism and not sentiment. The first contacts, Nixon said, a solution by creating new an ; Peking, without illusions. '; The of of work in occupied Pashtoonistan, is took interme- ' it- tability method He said his visit to China place through the tagonisms. . ',iourney. was not an end in and the need for cooperation confronted with this kind of t next February 21 would be the diary of friendly countries. Th- Moreover, since July 15 wh- self but a beginning. with it by provincial admini- clash for the attainment of the culminating point of three ye en, "after a period of cautious en his Peking visit was an "The historic significance op national aspirations of Pash-toonistan- con- - strations. ars of patient efforts on both exploration and gathering nounced, progress had , been this;Journey lies: beyond .iwhat- For years there has been a po- says the editorial. sides to breach a decades long fidence, we settled upon a reli- achieved both over ;Berlin' iMd.'ever. ibrtnal understandings w pulation Wali Khan, who has no ani- of census office in the isolation. able .means communication on the SALT (Strategic Arms migh,t reach",, he said. , mosity toward but Pe- : Interior Ministry. Now and Pakistan "No other U.S. foreign policy between Washington and " '". 'v ' - then some renorts on its work wants to attain the national and move in the past three years king". ...''' are being published, but since political aspirations of the Pa- has been approached more me .The need - to establish a dial- no census has taken place in shtoons and Blaoochis, has sta- ticulously", he said. ogue with Peking was dictated this country undoubtedly, its ted his terms for cooperation He called that in October 1967 by the following considerations: work is not progressing with with the People's Party of Pa- he had written in the magazine "Peace in Asia and peace in any satisfaction. kistan. This includes the for- Foreign Affairs that any Am- the world require that we ex- The government may be advis- mation of democracy, and provinc- erican policy toward Asia must change views, not so much des- ed to a main mate this census ial-assemblies as the .first come '.urgently io j?rips with pite our. differences as because office with the newly founded step fonthe restoration of de- the reality of'TSrintf', .of them..".It is in America's in- office. The merger of the two mocracy, says the paper. As Accordingly,., in the fortnight terest, and the world's interest, Wali itherpre-sen- t could produce better organi- Khan has said, if following his investiture in that i the -- Peoples Republic of sation, more funds, more tra- Pakistani rulers rely on January 1969 he gave instruc- .China. play its appropriate role use of force ag- ced personnel, and better the once again tions for the Peking governm in .shaping . international arr- chances of success for a po- ainst the demand for self de- ent to be informed of his atti angements that affect its pulation survey In Afghanis- termination, then every Pash-toonista- tude. one nation should tan. has a gun and knows 'Nixon denied that the new be the sole voice for a bloc of The Ministry of Agriculture and how to use it. Wali Khan's American diplomacy meant th- states Both Chinese and Am Irrigation has its own pro- party also has a Pashtoon Zal-m- ai at fPeking would be having pr- erican policies could be much you- if-w- tects for collection of agricul- branch, consisting of iority over Tokyo. less rigid e had no.need tc tural statistics. Since no re- th. The party is so well formed "With the Chinese", he said, consider each other permanent ports on Its activities are that in times of need it can re- we ate at the beginning of a enemies China and the Unit available, it is premature to ly on its own organisation. long, process. With the Japan- - ed States .share rmany : parallel evaluate its work. However, President Bhutto of Pakis- ese we ' have enioved over two' interests.. . ..It is no accident .th now that the new office has tan has made the restoration decades of 'the closest political at the Chinese and American been established, that) depart- oi democracy his goal. But the and economic cooperation. peoples i have such a long hisJ ment too may be merged wi- difference between rhetoric tory of friendship". th it. and action resulted in violence "It would be shortsighted in- Nixon nevertheless agreed This will expand the work of in Pashtoonistan and Balooch- deed to exchange strong ties that his new policy "cannot help, causing in- the new office, and will also istan the death and with a crucial ally for some mi but i be .painful .for our old tr increase its manpower, as juries. This was caused by the tiuation rtf the hostilitv of a tend on Taiwan . gover- well as its financial resour- appointment of a new dedicated opponent. But it wo-- : He regretted that the United ces. nor who was imposed on the uld be equally shortsighted not I Jiations General Assembly had There are other ministries wh- peoples of the area, says Hey-wa- d. expel .Taiwan and said ' to seek communication and voted to ich have some data collect- ' .. batter understanding wilth a the U.S. was preserving its .fri- ing facilities and the newly fo- The paper at the end hopes quarter of the world's people. endship, diplomatic links i and unded office ough to look for the Pakistan government will 'He admitted that the secrecy defence arrangements with' Tai- them and 'merge them along. understand the realities of the preceding 'the announcement of wan. situation and take measures for his journey to China had dis- ,. He stressed that the newiUJS.i The need for a computer pro- the realisation of the national pleased the majority of, U.S. initiative was not directed g- Tut your dog on. Ruff wants to bark at him!" cessing centre in the new of- aspirations of the peoples of fice is being gTeatly felt. Pos- Pashtoonistan. sibilities of cooperation with the Afghan Computer Centre ISLAH IN OUR STRANGE WORLD Inc. should be studied. Statis. 'Our Nationals in Bangladesh ' : rmally quiet central England vi - eries in and the Argenti Is, a nigh'.club owner killed in CRANFIELD, England, Feb. 10, . around tics is one field which can are Returning Home' is the he- queued llaee. ne capitaL his bed. indis- (Reuter). Motorists all ncfi work its adline of the second editorial coin-in-th- e - without night at a self-servi- garage One of his slot pu- The .youth, Eduardo Robledo The accomplice, a teenager id- pensable too the computer. published in yesterday's issue.; de- mo- only here-whe- word got around thai mps had broken down and Puch already dubbed "the entified as Somoza,' died th- of of daily. newspapers-accompa- nied While the assistance the the Islah petrol was being given away livered 400 gallons of petrol for nster by local ree days ago during a frustrated foreign agencies in establish- The difficult situation creat- free. noihing. . detectives to var- rajd on an ironmonger's shop ing the new centre at the ed during the war in Bangladesh all-nig- But when he arrived there ne- "That's the end rof my ious parts of the city Tuesday to during which a night watchman Prime Ministry is appreciated necessitated the transportatiort self-servi- ,of 30 was xt morning garage -- owner Cyril scheme,' he said reconstruct some the or also killed. the attention of tTie Afchan of Afghan nationals back ho- hold-up-s ha- - by no means plea- - ruefully, The .station is to close more he is said to -- Robinson was ' should be drawn me. From the in years. authorities lists obtained down night, and an attendant ve organised in the past two WICAN'ciTYTFlb. 12, (Reu-ter- ). to training sed by the trade boom in this no at the the need for East Bengal, the government willrbe on duty in the day. S.reet hawkers staged a Afghan personnel in the field checked the Afghans' identity Robledo, reported to be the son high level protest on the ton of of statistics. carefully, links fami lo- with their -- SYDNE Y0 Feb. .12,' (Reuter).-A- -4 of a weallhy executive of the - St. Peter's Basilica Tuesday ag-- Planning in Afghanistan then, - Co-c- Our Ministry should lies and 4yar old. building site fore cal subsidiary of an American amst the refusal Rome City ar - IL.I i steps were taken tr- mgn-power- ea sec uiat guuu uuuuverparvs eu c for their man wno new . a . firm, has long, curly bloade 'uncil to grant them licences to provided for the foreign ex-,per- ts ansportation home. The Afghan religious Dear Sir, Rivet, gun against his stomach to hair r and what police describe as sell objects and colou- - working with the cen-- . authorities then got in touch Us safety features, - expression.' slides opilgrims On and off I' hear about the demonstrate "an innocent red t who throng years Bangla and tes-shi- rt ire so that in the ahead with Desh circles --hospital Wednesday a striped Square. import of a neon sign factory. died in after He wore and Peter's we are able to run our own arranged for the transportation . three-inc- zip-u-p guess was three years ago ths,gunisent .a h (7.5 casual jacket and produ- - Twenty two of'them took the business. of Afghan nationals, said. I it bo- - the it 'Printing cm) nail straight through his ced a faint smile for photograph- - lift "to the top of Michelangelo's that the Government ay. ci Cupola Press announced the project ers as he was hustled through of the Basilica, then troo- ty handcuffed to two st- - ped out to the balcony 120 and I thought 'by golly we win streets some BUENOS 'AIRES, Feb. 12, (Re- sern-face- d policemen. metres 400 up, have a brighter city at night'. feet overlooking uter).-rPoli- ce .yesterday pfeded to Nothing doing, Lobhdos victims are said the Vatican and Rome. bo far 'there a i -- i ac- - Th-- .l. have included one of his own After three hours the number is no factory and, no neon. I . n . . . ed complices,, four .night watchmen .of protestors droppd to five. And . The 'Indonesian Observer! in and secondly "a message from, ose firms interested in havmg they-'finall- .have-t- killing -- 11 at supermarkets and .warehouses came down after fo-vt- editorial captioned "no recog- President Z.A. Bhutto' after mu- - its - -b- b- attractive young model gir- ur hours. nition without withdrawal" said tual consultation" between the Sffl Kad.erwhlc! .$5 . i. . l : . - I ii. t r wings". pay exorbitant prices, or sim M ' I - I mat me iiiuuiiesiau uuvciuweui leaders of the two lfmi' f WitJ Jll.JUSISMA 72 1Cn- - two for recogni- Ply wait ana keep tneir lingers , set conditions . I .1 fc & M m l v Ji t I fac- . tion of Bangladesh. Editorial also referred to the Crossed that the Afghan I i J --v r 1 pressure on Indonesia both from tory will be .actually put into 7znfz The conditions as defined by the Communist and some of ist operation. tne.1 foreignT1 minister,H A vi.r AiuaiiiJ 'nations although "not Can any one tell me when the Malik are: Firstly, that the Indo- all states which fall under one factory will be . productive? jjj nesian Government is seeking fi- or the other from the Governm- jShah. Nazar, (f Ind- joined . rst complete withdrawal of ent have the march to Nadir Shah Maina, , dejUi vKi'r ian, troops from East Pakistan recognition." Kabul.. THE KABUL TIMES FEBRUARY 12, 1972

I L I wn H 1 tlMiTII ' 1 IB!I.I 11. II With Waleh

Nationality of great men of the past most important bone of ing countries Have no reason to on the basis of facts. ! " Avicenna wyho was born in If ' III contention between the' 'two be proud of their own accom- -' The facts should not be bb- - Bokhara, emigrated with his fa- - SiSilSM 'neighbouring countries may be plishments, they tend to make viously supplied by the nations mrly to Balkh and lived and died :0m ' f' the nationality of great men it up by taking too much pride claiming these personalities. I A in N.ashapur, Iran. .. .' (IllllillSiil" of the past: poets, philosoph-- in great men of the past whe-- fact' finding mission could Joe Another example is Jalalud- - ers. astrologers, astronomers ther they belong to them or net commissioned to visit, the to din Balkhi also known as Ru- - : matViomatiriana nViwcifiano nnH AnH it k tprrihlv difficult to iiirtrips rrnpprnpH nnH mnlro its mt who was hnrn in Rqlkh hni- JiliSli,); so forth. extricate these men from th" o.-- observations. moved to Qunieh, Turkey, where No rdoubt intellectuals in complexities surrounding their Tha rules that I can think icf he spent most of his time and most countries believe, that gr- - live in the past and tell the and these are nothing more tV.-e- at was buried there. be- - men of science and culture oeople clearly where thev an offhand, are as follows: ; My main concern in this ar- belong to humanitv as a wh - long. However there could , h"; 1 The birth rule which r" ticle are the men in dispute bet- ole. For instance, Aristotle and found some rules according to dicrtes which country the dis- - ween Afghanistan and Iran. C Beethoven both belonged to which these men may belong to putsd sage was bom m ccurse I believe that great men the whole world. one or tne otner country out work rule which belong to the world and not However, it is the masses th- these rules can be in no wav f ows where the person in ques one particular country but who ' at get excited over a few lines nl. 1 think it is up tq the UN- tio 1 wrote his works. - ? - hammer this principle into tha that apnear in a certain news- ESCO to devote one of its ses- 3 The death rule: which " 'masses who reat so strongly paper claiming that such and sions to this important subject notes where the man died or against any claim made on the J? y, 1 Tt such men cf letters had such and settle the long-standi- te was buried in. rationality or any great man nd such nationality. Because between certain nations. One of the great men of the lot the nast whom they the common people in develor Th may go through r past who is claimed bv Uzb has been usurped from them. list of disputed personalities , and decide where they belong , kistan, Afghanistan .and Iran is We should take into consid- eration the fact that when th- ese mn lived, the man of th4" Another reoscn for longevity part of the world was different. There were mighty emnir ' My doctor friend told me the this. But he smiled and did not the pills, licked one of them, sa- -. each ruling manv parts of the other day? perhaps another say anything else until . shs had devoured lit. that id what it was and rouinri nnw fnrminu variniva . reason the age died. There 16 kinds of pills wh- c ''behind advanced were untries. So none of the of grand-moth- gre- Now thai the old woman is in ich But counU' his was her she stuffed herself with. rie3 that lay these at appetite for all kinds of me- her grave, the doctor says not she was too careful not to take claimon great mefi existed as such. may preposte- enly vitamins helped her live for pill a fr- dicine. This sound more than on? at time, There were no identification rous lo other doctors but it is 11C years, she also 'devoured .all om oach. ' : cgrds pr passpo' ts in those days true. - .si v ; ; kinds of tablets, powders and so : When j the doctor arrived, his B'--d the men themselves have 1 .tie said whenever the old wo- on. You named it' and she took wife kent quiet not lo annoy the often associated their names wi- oIK" I man noticed a pill on the table, it. nld woman but one of his child- - - th their native towns or vilh- grabbed sw- Cne day,' she spant the morn-- said: ' she immediately and ren ges. And because travel was so allowed it, no matter what was ing with one of her married da- - Daddy; granny opened the -- easy, as no visa was necessary, it prescribed ugnters. The complain- medicine, boxes, on. of it and .who: was for. daughter and . took these men generally did not .She -- used to ay ,' U is such a ecr or a splitting neadache. one - pill, she going to be etch 'isn't ...stay-ii- their native towns or wasle to see medicine lying' ar- - save her an aspirin and took an- - sick?" r villages. Besides, "' these . men ound. And medicines are to cure, ether herself. For lunch, she jo-n- ot family of of so-- The was But - to kill. ined the one her doctor horrified. Modernisation of agriculture hi Afghanistan is being- assisted ''Fortified with this attitude, ns. The youngest child wag co-sh- e he couldn't admonish her. He ' pire.to Shtr l by funds from foreign fritndly countries. . JL , lookout. any tighing.: She took a spoonful of :and fumbled proposed was on the forj fumed and nft HiffDrBnpn fnr thorn The Agricultural Development Bank of Afghanistan Is provid- - i kind' medicine 'that 'she' could the syrup. In the 'evening, she to wash her stomach. But the of where thev lived and where ing medium and long-ler- loans tc fanners f or the purchase of gr-W- e lay her shaking hands upon. :,i.ca.me.. t6, visit. her favourite old woman refused, saying medi- - they died so long as they found firm equipment, including- 'tractors and pumpsets, and for impro always kidded the doctor? andson, around on the lable. cines are to cure and not to kill, ' "the right patrons without .wh'- ,iement of small irrigation sche-me- s. ' that Vip fori tha nlH wnmon on Thp wav shp HDnrnarhpH the according to her own finding. om they could not flourish. An Afghan farmer, Abdul Kayum, is served evening tea in much vitamines every day medicines was most interesting. And the old wpman lived till the .that The ease.gnd facility with wh- - his farm house in Kandahar by his wife In a typical Afghan ho-- , half of is income rwas 'Spent on She opened every box, took out time Came ich these men and also their r.:e. rL i: " i works travelled is marvellous '. '

Mohammed Jan was a Herati 1 Mullah lack of modern transport anr, mi tre UT1 'LI16 . UrKUmOn CUSTOfTIS - - - an lhe lamous folk song entitl- Jan was one of the great iollow- and the existing poor roads wh- so on.. 10 give example, tne One of the five ethnic groups Probably the young man of Khwaja only ' sonnets by Hafiz of first ed, "Mullah Mohammad Jan," ers Abdullah Ansari 4ch were tracks. written in Afghanistan, the Turkom- who started this custom was which was sung by an Afgh, the guardian 'saint of Herat and When he was frustrated his Shiraz, Iran,' were equally en- - first in ans, live in the north and the too shy to face his in-la- lor an girl, Salma, over Radio Af sDenL 25 vears of his 67 vear at b'ians. he comDosed now joyed ana dancea to by the m the. north-we- st and their specialty was scared to death to face th- Iran- iimakdan, building song opening li- - ack-eve- d beauties of Shiraz and ghanistan and later by an a (pposite famous with the is weaving carpets. The best em or they were nagging on ian singer, Puran, was comp- the Ansari tomb. He was joined or. "Mullah Mohammad Jan, let the Turks of Samarkand" , as "mauii" carpets woven by pay by great, are him to the dowry as soon osed by an Afghan sufi living in there on Wednesday nights by us go to Mazar to see the flow- ' mentioned the' poet the Turkoman women who ha as possible ' ' but he was not in a V- -- '; - himself. And these used r - Herat. other sufis who sann and danced ers and the fields covered with tore- ...for-tu:i- ve sometimes a price position to amass such a e. r , ' Born in 1216 of Hsgira at Ghi-za- n, together till the small hours of. tulips." . . ach places as far as Bengal, also ,Afg eacn8be. 200 000 on j according to poet ' tnm he learned the prevalent night. This he sang as a consolation the himself. . tj' v se ve tn h At Shikhan, Daulatabad area, knowledge of the day and beca- From the instruments, he pla' to himselfg. But the Iranians are . From the three rough and re- - cows for their husbands al- - the groom cannot get married me a "sufi" of the 'Naqshbandi" ycd "chang" and I'dotar", the making a film about his life wh- - ady rules, the most pertinent is most all their lives. unless he fully pays the "mahr" school Afghan type ha- - and then switched to that first the of Jew's ich remains to be seen how he the ed work rule which In article, I deal ' this short which is a kind of alimony paid of "Chesht" the latter asking its rp, the second a stringed instru- - would be pictured. shows where the man in disp- - with the customs of Turkomans in advance. followers to pray with music meat having two strings in those It is said that he had compos-day- s. ute lived and produced most of as far as marriage is concerned A man has to pay the woman and dancing in a special way. , ed several songs and compiled his works. According to this, and the Turkomans' in question two kinds of alimonies which According to Saber Herawi, a few hundred poems but noth- -' Rodakty the Chaucer of Dari live in the north. " means he lets her share his has-bee- there is a difference of opinion Mullah Mohammad Jan always ..ing else n traced so far to 'f Persian)' literature belons? In the Andkhov area, a man nrnnprtv Onp ie ''immprfiat" So- Sha- - at out the Mulla's profession. wanted to travel to Mazare claim his authorship. Only one to Bokhara (Uzbekistan) and who has been engaged with a and in cash, the other is "de-ri- f me believe he was a real mullah in order to pay his homage other song .is. said to have been 'Avicenna belongs to Neshapur, girl avoids facing his would-be- - ferred" and is in kind. and conducted services in a mos- to the tomb of Ali, the fourth composed oy mm wnicn is enti- - Iran. But men like Sanayee who in laws and the close relatives The amount of each is to be que. Others think that he ran a Caliph - of Islam but it used to tied "Ya Maula Shayela" but it were born, bred and buried in thereof. If he is trapped some- - entered into the marriage do- shop to sell shoes for the horses, take almost two months to ma- ts not sure. Ghazni belong to Afghanistan, where, he covers his face with cuments but in most cases the which was a kind of blacksmithy. ke the journey due lo lack of ef-- Mullah Mohammad Jan who Actuallv Sanavee did not mo- - his "chaDan" which is the stan- - prnnms nosses-- their wivps hp. of -- top-coa- t Anyway, Mullah Mohammad ficient means ( transportation was visited frequently by Haji ye'from Ghazni all his life be- - dard for almost all Tur- - fore paying the alimony in w 4 Mohammad Esmayel Guzuk, the cause in the earlier stages of his korians and Uzbeks in the nor-- cash. mmm tamous numounst poet or Herat, life, , he was a court poet and th. (Continued on page 4) died in 1283 of Hegira while full ,was much attached to his pat-- of smiles. He ' was not married "ron. In; the latter stages, , he and was thus survived by nobo- - was converted to a mystic ; 1 ' dy. .. ;iliiiiftfesliii!4 . (Continued on page 4) ', Gur " the lump brown sugar -- r"Gur', pronounced ; like put, is. nd. i J':"- - brown-suga- the Afghan r sold in -- The best gur comes from the lumps. It is produced in Nangar- - best sugar cane and also from har province and is consumed the top of the container because wiih tea. Those who take gur the impurities are usually in the with their 'tea contribute to the bottom. national economy as well as to The high qualify ' gur can be their health. - bought not in Jalalabadi ffhe r I'Afghanistan imports i annually "Mandawi" in Kabul is the right CA AAA : ' 1 r 1 . 11 . ma uu.ouu .atuns oi sugar irom piace ior purcnasing an sons ui Soviet Union while its dom- - rice and other grains and the be- - estic output at Baghlan seldom at gur perhaps at the same pri- - excseds v8,000 'tons a year. So ces that one can get in- - Jalalab-- 1ST" the ' less sugar we consume, the ad. vliiIIilSi! less we would import ; Sometimes the gani owners According to doctors, gur con-il- or; mix certain tains a certain ingredient that nute- - like walnut with gur wh- - kills the worms in one's bowels, ich makes it all the more tasty. 1 1 J4 ku Il'iv: J t 1 It is a matter of common knowl- - But they buy the cheap walnuts Wii0 ; J edge that almost everyone eats and therefore more often than quantities of raw, vegetables es- - not one finds rather blackish pie- - N. : :, pecially lettuce without washing ces in the gur. m&-- V--m::rrm.,fm i,: V' J them in potassium permangana-- . The best policy would be to So - t?. the particles . of manure take pieces, of walnut and pist- and other impurities coming with achio to the gani and have them the vegetables lo the stomach mixed with gur and then yum ' 1 Clip''' and from there to the bowels and yum. hence the worms. And once one Sometime ago, the jtabul wits or two worms are lodged in the had circulated ' or-- - ' I rumodfs in the f bowels, they keep multiplying. town that the reason behind the lhe worms afflict the children scarcity of imported sugar was mos; because they liberally help that someoneof importance from " . - I , ' 4 themselves with vegetables. How- -' .ItfanBarhar was. asked bv npoDle ' ever, they are equally -- fond of from his province to do someth-gu- r and this makes up for that, ing so' that last year's gur be Gur is made through a rather " sold. So he pulled a few strings primitive plant known as 'gani" and the consumers had to buy whichipresses the sugar cane to gur as a substitute for sugar. The A farmer is seen examining-bu- fertiliser ' which fa about h. to extracts the juice, then the juice gur producers . of couose take at the agricultural office in larg-- credit, Kandahar, second is boiled till it becomes sticky such rumours ly A prospective - Afghan farmer looking jubilant after the recent city-- In Afghanistan. - ha-a- ,et ' and the lumps are made by laugh. at them. snowfalls in Kabul. ' Turkomans Brezhnev condemns! Olympic Roundup (Continued from page 3 ) I Of course the idea behind (Continued from Daee 11 Russia loads Olympics E. these alimonies is to prevent es, military advisers and arma-menl- s. , Germany second SAPPORO. 5Vh 19 ( the men from divorcing their w"l UtVi . Fortuna owed his vietnrv tn c rfown the course vesterdav af- - wive3 they do, This, together with Czechoslovakia because if the the anno- won its first first jump of ill metres boos- - ternoon. wives have the right to app- uncement of a withdrawal dead- gold medal of the 11th winter ted by a favourable gust France's unlucky ski team bo- line, an Olympics oi roach the court and ask for end to Vietnamisation last evening when fi wind. i had a tardy consolation prize alimonies. and of support for Vi- gure ga-- - th Sometimes the the South L"ssaier unarei JMepela He totalled 219.9 pts to squ- and its first medals at Sapporo alimony in kind covers almost etnamese government, could end med his expected victory after eak home by Debemard and figures. the narrowest of when Daniele all the husband's possessions or the conflict, it added. , the free margins ahead of Switzerland's Florence Steurer came in se The half of it which he finds hard Czech nicknamed "the Walter Stemer who had 219.8 cond third. Lufthansa" man Who and to part with. 'The United States should de- never falls" tnnlr pts. German Rainer Schmidit Switezrland's double gold tumble on At any rate, until the man sist from its attempts to force its landing from a com- was third. Marie-Theres- Nadig plicated medallist is able to pay the alimony, he diktat on the people of South airborne figure but the Japan's highly-rate- d ski jum- abandoned irr the first run of get is kind- Vietnam respect the- fall was disregarded cannot married but and should by the pers who swept all three med-a- l the slalom this morning. legitimate 70-- m ly allowed to meet his fiance. ir aspirations and Great men i in the jump were c Monika Pfl" in-la- will," TWO Old haH a Ironn He can stay with his as it said. rivals of luck today. Yukio won 1,000-met- er (Continued from page 3i Kasaya, the women's long as he likes. He can have The Soviet government reaffir- struggle for second place with the bpst Japanese jumper, speed skating race setting a a of God locally Sergei had sex with his fiance and she may med its policy of support for the certain man Cheverukin of the Sov- a disappointing seventh place. new olvmpic record of 1:31.40. as "Mud-Eater- ". iet Union give birth to one or more chil- struggle of the peoples of Indo- Known the getting the edge over Barbara Cochran, whose The German girl caused a su He produced all his works in Patrick Pera sister dren in her father's house. china and for settling the prob- of France. Marylin and brother Bob rprise by beating Atje Keqlen-deelstr- a Ghazni A are The girl, however, covers her lems of the area in their inter- and died there where roiish competitor aptly na- also competing in the United of Holland and Aann everyone pay his homage to med Fortuna hut .- face when there appears any- ests, the statement concluded. ...w fcv- States ski team at Sapporo, won Henning of the United States, s his tomb. Iore the SaDDoro earnec one from her family, ctnla the women's slalom to become yesterday's winner of the s male or female. Not only in Ghazni but also the thunder from the Japanese the on third American gold me- sprint. hen they get married, they MONT DE MARSAN, France, in Herat and Balkh, there are their national foundation dallist of the games. The Soviet Union won th" day to 90-- m are giVen by the husband"s fa- Feb. 12 (Reuter). A woman burried hundreds of great men win the nordic ski Thick fog and a who have heavy snow- biathlon relay with Finland ther a "khirgah" which is a here received a postcard from produced scores r jump. fall reduced visibility duri tikinj? the silver medal and scholarly works each. Most of The gold soerical dwelling covered in- a childhood friend saying "bt medallist Wojciech the second zig.zag slalom run East Germany the bronze. side nice carpets wishes and many thanks". On these have lived in one or the with and the town outside ' structure made of checking, she found it was pos- other because they form- reeds. ted in 1913. ed the scientific and cultural centres for whole region ".':. i the in , I various ximes. BIDS WANTED Since Iran and Afghanistan are the best of friends, nothing r should mar their cordial rela- THE AFGHAN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY IN tions including the dispute ov- er their great men of the past. The Afghan Red Crescent Society has receiv-e- d But public in all countries can be easily exerted over matters of. national pride and therefore ITS SEVENTH SERIES OF LOTTERY OFFERS A TO this score ought to be settled between them as soon as possi- offer from ble. an the Commercial Councillor of The only referee that both countries would listen to is the YOTA MICRO-BU- S, TWO DIIESEL WATER PUM UNESCO which can reach an equitable solution in the case the-Sovi- of each great man of the past et Embassy for seven new Zeal tru- through its fact finding miss- ion. PS MADE BY JANGALAK, AND HUNDREDS OF No Afghan in his right mind would claim Saadi of Shiraz of Shiraz despite the fact that cks of he was a Sunni. like most of eight cylinders each at $3515.50 deliv the Afghans, bat many Inuv OTHER CASH DON'T FORGET TO Sa-nay- PRIZES. BUY ians claim Jami of Herat, . ee of Ghazni and Daqiqi of Balkh. And when they do this, many Afghans OUR TICKETS FOR AFS. 10 ONLY. who listen to ered at Bander. The individuals, organisatio-n- s these claims or read about them are angered. And sometimes they are angered very much.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12, (Reu- WANTED ter) The United States and the and firms who can supply cheaper Soviet Union yesterday agreed should 1. The American Embassy has openings for the on a major expansion of coope- ration in health care by pool- ing their resources , in research following positions. jon cancer, heart disease and ail contact the General ments caused by pollution. Services Department of They set up a high-lev- el MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR-Capabl- e of super- joint committee for health cooperation which will facilitate exchanges vising work of Painters, Carpenters, Plumbers, Elect- of information to avoid duDlicat. Jed effort on finding cures for ca the Society by February 15 ricians and Tinsmiths. Applicants should be nter ana otner Kiiier diseases.

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