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Harshest1 Postwar HM Receives West Bank Arabs Flee : ; Senate Budget Britain Warns UN Receives ror Israel 1347 Budget Message On Prepares For New Attack IHOIlin KABUL, March 20, (Bakhtar) The .budget for the year 1347 UNITED NATIONS, March 20,. Fatah a "very - el said grave situa- (March . 21, 1968 to March 21, elcomied By L(R Industry Nonaligned (AFP). representative tion" would follow any Israeli 1969) was presented by the Fin- If at the United Nations yesterday attack on Jordan ance Minister Mohammad Anwar warned that Israeli authorities "There is ho doubt that a new Ziayee to Meshrano Jirgah LONDON, March 20, (Reuter). The Labour the government were preparing a "massive arm- armed attack from Israel against (Senate) yesterday in accordant day slapped extra 923 ' taxation totalling million sterling on a ed attack" against his country. Jordan's territory and citizens ce with Article 75 of the Con- shocked Britain in its toughest-eve- r bid to mend the national ' eco- Summit From would lead to a new- - armed con- stitution. ' ' In a letter to the president of nomy and aid the shaky international financial system. .. A ,. flict in the region, with Israel ' the Security Council, Mohammad ... The budget which covers the' was budget - :. bearing responsibility," It the harshest peacetime in history. ( ,. .... full he income and expenses of the state Roy Jenkins, the new chancellor of the exchequer, .':'imposed said. , for the next Afghan fiscal year higher duties on thousands of consumer goods from whisky to petrol, Marshal Tito El Fatah cited Israeli state- was presented to the president from pots to motor cars. ments threatening reprisals af- of the senate, Sen. Abdul Hadi ter terrorist attacks from Jor- At the same time he told Bri- refrigerators, washing machi- RHODESIAN AIR Dawi, in' an hours meeting with KABUL, March 20. (Bakhtar) danian territory. tons that their wage and divid-- . nes, other household goods are Ziayee. A message on the preparations Meanwhile a report from Tel Leg- end increases would not be al- dearer by varying of Meanwhile, the Legal and amount's for a summit of the nonaligned Aviv says that Arabs living in lowed to rise higher than three new purchase tax. ' ' islative Affairs and Financial nations for discussions on world Jordanian villages near the Jordan- and a half per cent. He also soa- The budget was broadly wel- FORCE RAIDS and Budgetary Affairs commit- peace issues has been received -Israel f. ceasefire line have ked the rich with a one-ye- ar levy comed tees of the Senate met yesterday by British industry, but by His Majesty the King from started fleeing from home on income from investments. greeted by their and discussed matters related to with horror the trade . Marshal Tiflo, the president of in large numbers. '; The main points of bud- -' : them. the unions. Yugoslavia. get were: Leading industrialists, who , NATIONALISTS The draft law on marriage was The mass exodus followed Is- legsla-tiv- 1. Wages company divid- studied by the legal and e and had pressed the government not rael's warning Jordan end increases pagged to a ceiling The message was delivered to that Affairs Committee presided to reduce work incentives, were Majesty by ambassador SALISBURY, March, 20, (Reuter) would bear the responsibility of of per " His the over by Mir Mohammad,, Shah three and a half cent a pleased that income taxes re- Rhodesian troops and police yes- actions committed by the Arab year 10 of Yugoslavia, Ivan Mirocevic, in Siddiqyan. The draft law was for the next months at mained unchanged. "s terday pursued a large band of Af- brganisation. " ' an audience with His Majesty in el Fatah to of the least. Government power thorn-bus- h sent the secretariate has to But even the most moderate rican nationalists in thick .An Israel radio commentator delay wage price Gulkhana Palace Monday, the house for consideration by the and increases trade union leaders were shocked Department of country along the Zambaesi said last night that it was "very ; - Information the of Whole House. by a year. : in- Committee the at the massive increases on Tiver where 11 nationalists and one , Foreign Ministry said. clear" the El Fatah groups in The Minister of Communica- , 2. Duty on petrol up ..by four direct which said" white soldier were killed in a run- taxation, they Jordan had the open support of Ge-ra- n pence gallon. ' tion Eng. Mohammad Azeem a A , were likely to fall on ning Monday. hardest The ambassador, in accordance battle King Hussein, and Ghulam Mohammad 3. Whisky and gin is up from v I the poor...... - ... with instructions from ' his gov- Rhodesian air force planes carried "There is now strong Iraqi-Jordan two shellings and six pence to They president of the Postal were also doubtful whe- also met out air strikes against the nationa- cooperation in assisting meet- twopounds 13 shillings a bottle. ernment Prime Minister Department, attended the ther the proposal to hold down Noor Etemadi lists who Were reported by Rhodes- and organising the El Fatah ac- Bud- No extra tax on beer. and Ahmad in the ing of the Financial and Port wage rises to under 3 12 per Ministry submitted to ian authorities to have crossed into tivities against Israel, the com- sherry up six shillings a gallon Prime and getary Affairs Committee and cent could be made in view of gov- the country from Zambia, the Zam- mentator added shilling him the message from his answered questins of thtf sena- one extra per normal the higher cost of most consu- besi is the frontier. , ernment Reports of the flight from the tors. Decisions taken on the air bottle. y mer goods. ' - . The authorities here have given villages came in yesterday from and surface mail were referred 4. Cigarettes and tobacco is ho details of nationalists strength up to three shillings and four Israel's news agency correspon- to the secretariate to be studied but reliable sources put it at proba- of the Whole pence for the cheapest, six. shil- - dents, who watched from front- by the Committee 1 g 1 bly 100 unofficial - J U.S. Frees and reports have ri- .. nngs ior me most expensive. ,. Entire Gold ier areas across the Jordan House. .... , .'. given higher figures, ; A I ' .5. Annual road tax on motor ver. '.. A , In addition to 11 nationalists kil- cars 25 shillings from raised to Stock To Meet $ led, Rhodesian authorities said they 17 shilling'. Conversion Movement was reported to be Etemadi Invited WASHINGTON, March 20, had captured an undisclosed num- 6. of automobiles up Meanwhile the London gold particularly marked south of the Price (Reuter). U.S. ber. Rhodesian losses were given as President John- market, closed two be- Galilee - and of the Dead seven and a , half per cent in for weeks north son soldier-kille- unspeci- ' ' has freed the entire U.S. cause of one d and an Sea. " r To Pay Official purchase tax (small family car ' the world monetary cri- ' gold stock to meet claims fied number, wounded.. will enst 488 - st.prlinc against for sis, will be allowed to sell gold Meanwhile in Amman Jordan- conversion of . 460 dollars for gold to the .jewellery ian. Minister of State and For- previous sterling). by trade and foreign banks, Ri-f- ai 7. Most other consumer goods central the other British industrial users, eign Affairs Abdel Moneim Visit To Iraq White House 'announced . yester- the Bank of England said called several Arab and day.'- .-. :. ... day. :;vV.; : FRG To Ask to office A.' i , Paks. foreign ambassadors hix KABUL, March 21, (Bakhtar). The treasury," meanwhile, re- The biggest and them, to inform their Gdmulka Outlines ' market in the asked Taher Yahya, the prime minister vealed that the gold stock drop- - world- will remain shut until Why They Lost governments of the serious con- of Iraq, has invited Prime Minister ped another 202 million 1 on March April as part of international sequences which could arise from Ahmad Etemadi to pay an Causes Of Polish 14, when U.S. Noor the asked Britain measures to halt the gold stam-- , Tarbela Bid renewed Israeli aggression. '. friendly visit to Iraq to ' official and close the London gold mar- pede. ,. .. . Student Unrest , . .j COLOGNE, March 20, (Reuter) at a suitable time the Information ket. , I A Minis- WARSAW, March 20, (DPA). A bank spokesman said the West German cabinet minister Department of the Foreign drop brought remai-- . Tuesday the government wan- At a meeting with activists in War- The the five firms which comprise - the said THE KABUL TIMES try said. ning gold $11,232 ted an explanation saw, held on March 19th, a speech stock to million London market would be allow- from The invitation has been submitted its level since Novem- why the Tarbela contract was Jamil Sa-he- b. was made by Wladyslaw Gomulka. lowest ed to make gold available' ffor Dam Wishes its readers a happy by Iraqi Ambassador Ali ber, 1936. industrial purposes at the not given to the West German-Swis- s The speaker said that during the new and prosperous , New Year. The White House said Presi-- ; . consortium which submitted the lo- accepted last ten days important events had commercial rates. , The offices of the paper will The Prime Minister has dent Johnson, without public ce- gold ; be west tender. invitation with thanks and will taken place in the country. - fo would released remain closed . tomorrow, the remony or announcement "Quite a considerable part of the at the from official reserves to meet in- Economic Cooperation, Minister Thursday, March 21, on the pay a visit to Iraq. The date for time, Monday night signed a bill Hans-Juerge- n Wischnewski said two student youth in Warsaw and other dustrial demand, he added. an occasion of Nauroz. the new' the visit will be fixed by the removing 25 per cent gold independent should in- university centres have been deceived the Gold has been selling in Eu- commission year. countries. cover on the dollar. rope 40 vestigate the of and led astray by forces hostile to r at around $ an ounce circumstances the since Sunday's decision of wes- West German government. socialism, i , this month West Germa- "These forces have sown seeds of tern central bankers. Earlier the KENNEDY WONT In Paris, gold n-Swiss protested adventurous anarchy, of sales increased consortium that Parade May slightly on the bullion market yes- World Bank had influenced Pa- among the students. Using the the TAKE 2ND SPOT terday with prices falling peo- against accepting its method of provocation they have as kistan tender ple took their profit after last wee- to build the giant Mirage Plane Display excited the minds of a part of our dam. Include UNDER JOHNSON kend's stampede to buy. however, youth, with the aim of provoking Pakistan, has suggested (Re- Trading Na- the disqualfied be- French-bui- disturbances in the streets and bloo MANHATTAN, March 20, was heavier in that group itself KARACHI, March 20, (Reuter) of lt Mirages at this year's ' Ken- poleon gold which drop- cause raised its price: 200 mil- follow- dshed." uter). Senator Robert F. coins it by Pakistan one of the latest on the parade would boost morale, ped sharply price lion 20 sterl- In the events which have taken nedy has rejected any possibility in as the mar- marks (about million growing list of countries buying Fre- ing reports of new Soviet arms pur- ket opened flooding ing) submit- place in our country fht dividing of accepting the Democratic vice with offers after the tenders were nch military equipment may unveil chases by India. in from eager sellers. Shari-fuddi- n line runs between socialism and all president nomination under Pre- ted. her firstvMirage supersonic fighter Pakistan Foreign Minister kinds of reactionary forces, between i sident Johnson in 1968. bombers at a military parade in Raw- Pirzada has told the Soviet His n of idea selling India will the policy ot Polish-Sovi- friend-- 1 the alpindi this weekend. Union that arms to Indo-Pa- k. anti-Sovi- came while answering questions help ease troubled ship and alliance and an et Americans Deploying Fastest, Usually sources have not to Monday following ' - policy of reactionary bankrupts and an enthusias- said that Pakistan is buying 50 istani relations. tically received stu- survivors, between a policy ensuring address to Mirages for its once almost exclusiv- Pakistan has had little success in dents Kansas university. Biggest Bombers In Vietnam at state American-equippe- obtaining from Moscow which Poland 'the security of her frontiers ely d air force, arms "I would under no circumstan- SAIGON, March 20, (Reuter). bombs. can she sought following the American and development, and at- It deliver , nuclear ' Two French-bui- lt submarines are ces accept presidency swing-win- g tempts to push Poland onto the road under America's controversial warheads, the air force said. also on order to bolster Pakistan's embargo on arms aid to both India Johnson. I F-l- ll 7 President think the a supersonic fighter One of the most versatile pla- and Pakistan after their second Ka- of ruin." . ' armed forces in view of what Raw- country needs new leadership bomber make, designed, will its combat nes ever it is the best alpindi sees, as a threatening military shmir conflict in 1965. and I think we have to change debut in bombing raids on American fighter-bombe- r pin- North at build-u- p by its neighbour, India at the top," he said. Vietnam U.S. point hombing through cloudy .Acupuncturist later this week, a with whom Pakistan has twice Kennedy, who entered the air force said here night skies, U.S. mili- cokesman weather or fought the strategic Himalayan state campaign for the Democratic Tuesday. tary said. Cures Deaf And sources of Kashmir. Gandhi Unleashing presidential nomination cn 'Sa- The planes were sent to Thai- Dumb Chinese turday as an anti-Vietna- m war Six of the sophisticated jets land frorn Nellis Air Force Base The annual Pakistan day parade--to candidate, was wildly cheered Royal be held on' 23 PEKING, March 20, (AFP) arrived at Takhli Thai Air in Nevada without completing March marks the 'Hooligan Rule', when he called for immediate Force base in Thailand last Sun- their operational tests so they anniversary of the 1940 Lahore re- For the first time in histo- efforts to scale down the war. day ry, a Chinese doctor had cu-- ' in a major effort to bloster could be used during the cur- solution by the Moslem League Pa- ... t - rty ' deaf-and-dum- America's air punch over North rent poor weather period over to establish Pakistan as a home- red b patients Says Opposition Vienam. t North Vietnam, the sources said. land for Moslems of the then und- , by treating them with acup- , Japan Sign ' The spokesman said need-die-nose- d it " combat-teste- d British-rule- d uncture, the Kuangming, the But will be ivided, India. NEW DELHI, March 20,' (Reuter) would be con through ac- - President ta- Jih-Pa- o reported Tuesday. the most dense and Ayub Khan usually 40 minutes bat-teste- There was uproar for Commercial d over anti-aircra- ft The inventor of the new the North this curate fire of the kes the salute at the parade, but his in India's upper house of parliament week, but he could war, U.S. pilots Reports cure in an article said he not reveal said. convalescence after a recent serious here yesterday as opposition mem- Minutes targets. from men who flew raids over illness had discovered two vital may keep him away this year. bers charged Indira Gandhi's gov- : The F-ll-la is biggest, fas- . HONG KONG, 20, the the Hanoi and Haiphong In 1966, the occasion par- points for puncturing. , one March areas of the ernment with unleashing "hooligan test working fighting-bombe- r anti-aircra- ft of which controls the organs (AFP) China and Japan yester- this week said the ade was used for a display of a nu- rule" in Punjab state. day in American's arsenal, capable Mig-19'- s, of hearing and another just signed "the minutes of talks fire was the worst they have mber of Chinese which Punjab was one of two North of carrying approximately 50,000 experienced over the- - behind the nape of the neck, for the promotion of trade" be- ever two Pakistan had acquired. Indian states which collapsed, into pounds of rockets, missiles or key North Vietnamese cities. which commands the organ tween the two countries the New Observers here believe a flypast political- - chaos raising the possibili- gnews of speech. China agency reported. ty that the entire belt of northern were signed His first experiment was The minutes in India between East and West Pakis- Peking coun- made on a patient between the China Amazonian Indians Reduced By Thousands tan might soon come under direct who was said reco- - cil for the promotion of the in- RIO - to have de JANEIRO March 20. was stated that 134 officials' of the A further development Monday presidential rule. vered the use of these two ternational trade and the Japa- (AFP) A former central governm- SPI Indian Protection Service had was a statement by former SPI dir- y promo- Fighting in the Punjab assembly faculties after a treat- nese association for the ent minister and a former state go- been charged with maltreatment or of and ector Noel Tutels that the basic mo- developed over an attempt to pass ment. tion international trade vernor are implicated in the murd- murder of Indians under their char- - organisa- tive for murdering the Indians was the state budget. was passed only The same treatment had five other Japanese er of several thousand Amazonian - It the appropriation of useful land they after the deputy speaker overr- similarly successful results tions . Indians over the last 20 yean; an had The' minutes said fri- : It was disclosed yesterday that the occupied, but used only for hunting uled an adjournment by the speaker, on other patients including that the , official source said here Tuesday. and fishing. several adults, said the pa- endly contacts and trade be- inquiry has been held up "owing to who had left the assembly. ). per. tween the Chinese and Japanese The source refused to give details the indisposition of public prosec- He said : "The Indians have al- In, parliament here yesterday, op- The doctor also remarked people could be developed smo- due to political pressure being bro- utor Jader de Figueiredo Correia." ways been invaders to colonisers, position members declared the bu- - that western medicine had othly only when both struggle ught upon members of an inquiry' It was be who officially handed who asked us to expel them dget was "illegally passed by an ille- been incapable of relieving against the "UK imperialism, commission which announced its over to the Interior Ministry the from certain areas "suitable for gally constituted assembly." They his patients and ' that even the Soviet revisionism and the findings last week. A results of the inquiry, carried out in raising livestock or grain." also alleged that police had entered cli- ; Tutles acupuncture experts had pro- Japanese reactionary ruling, The inquiry has been in progress 17 states and territories , in equator-- said the situation had been the Punjab assembly and beaten up nounced them incurable. que" for several months. Last week it ial Brazil. like this for more than 30 years. opposition members. MARCH '20, 1968 PAGE 2 l HE KABUL TIMES Commonwealth, Race And ' - against non People of the Bv John GrkK vour of whites and often talk meas- Commonwealth idea, and Britain concept, how much more so is whites, as previous British Thought ' controlling immigration Food For in particular is very often con- colour, and how absurd, above ures should be iden- have done though less explicit- demned for betraying it. But all, that the two ' ' ' is Commonwealth idea? tified. Pigmentation is a ly. v what the accept Does it really exist, or is just of climate, as Shakespeare So, if we the spurious , no divisions mark whites and Time has to art anodyne phrase one of the could see without the benefit of distinction between Us passage, there never a thun: non-whit- es most obsessive i many thought-substitut- es which a scientific educaton. In "The as the time, der storm or blare of trumpets to do duty in leading articles and Merchant of Venice", the Prince "racial" distinction of our announce the beginning of a new perorations?, Can we honestly of Morocco begins his speech to' it is beyond question a racialist to be month or year. Even when a new say that there is any idea under- .Portia: act. What people believe " begins only we mor- greater practical century it is lying the Commonwealth as an . "Mislike 'me not for my, com- true is often of itse-- ! tals who King bells and fire off pis- institution ' and providing its plexion, : importance than the truth If..,-.- : , tols. . members with a common inspir- The snadow'd' livery of the Thomas man ation?, ?V;t!. ' burnish d sun, In more valid, though perhaps THE KABUL TIMES v'' "i'''0 material, senses, racialism ; Those who answer in the affir- To whom I am a neighbour less , mative go on to! claim that the and near bred..." flourishes throughout the Com-- , ia mpans n..,rn.lik orA "Or hv nn Published - Commonwealth is (or was) based, Jljuuwaui every day except FnUu and Afahun trub- , Kingdom multi-racialis- not confined to the United He hottdavs ' ' upon the idea of She turned him down, but , kv te Kabul Timet Publishing Agency or white members. iiiiiiiiiiiiiik'i miitiii tiiiiiiiiiiditiiiiiiiiiiiii or They see it as for his complexion). In Britain, other iiiiii miiiiiiitiiiii iiiniiMMniiiii'tiiii.iii.iiiiiiiiuiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiUiiiMMiiiiiiHiiitriiiimiiiiii.iiiitiiiiitiii ' feeling a pioneering attempt to trans- the term "coloured" is now used There is strong raoial partner- between Chinese and Malays, form . an empire into .a quite indiscriminately to describe and Tamils, ship of free' nations, in which dif- people whose ethnic group . is the between Sinhalese HUMAN RIGHTS YEAR " Asians of races on terms of same as overs or quite different, between Africans and ferent conflict amity, and equality. The Asian community in East all sorts. But the colour March 21st is being observed as day on from carrying out a transplant. The very fact to the evils of the . But when racial differences Africa, for instance, is ethnically blinds people which racial discrimination and all forms of seg- that a black man's heart Is now keeping a are mentioned in this context, distinct from the Africans," but nearer home. New na- regation will receive universal condemnation. white man alive shows that in reality there what nearly everyone has in not from the Europeans. As a tions which otherwise have little are-unite- in resent- It is a happy coincidence that this year has been , is no difference between black and white men. mind is the; difference between rule,. South Asians differ from in common called by the United Nations the Human Rights The eoiour bar is a creation of man to "white" and 'coloured", which British people in religion, and ment against white racialism. ' Year and consequently not only March 21st flaunt his vanity, ambition and greed. is not in fact a racial difference of course they differ, to a grea- This is an inescapable hango- but throughuot the year Human Rights will In principle apartheid and discriminatory at all. The hope of idealists was ter or lesser extent, in colour., ver from the age of European ' ,; would receive worldwide emphasis. practices are condemned by the world at large that the Commonwealth dominance, and Europeans should as solvent for what is called It is an irony of our age that while so much and yet in practice no effective measures can act But they do npt differ in race understand the historic reasons the colour problem. public and is said about human worth and dignity adopted to wipe out this shameful blot except in the colloquial and for it. The British certain be tragically failed regimes are allowed to perperate a rule of ter- from human existence; The United Nations Race itself is a very elusive perverted usage of the word. its leaders have . Af- point. che- subject, on which it is difficult Moreover, the Asians of East to see the , ror and humiliation against majority of the which is the only repository . of hopes again-- . speak or with scientific English-speakin- which The refusal to use force black population in some African countries. rished by man for a peaceful, just and equit- to write rica are precision, for the fairly obvious is more than could be said for st the Smith regime in Rhodesia,:, The South African government and illegal able life- - on this earth has been suffering one pre- the reason that the human race-ha- s Huguenots (the French and the apparently growing ' to the Ian Smith Regime in Southern Rhodesia are setback after another in its endeavours not developed in watertight com- Protestants- - who poured into judice against colour, have dealt following an open policy of racial discrimina- realise human rights in Africa and elsewhere " ' ' England towards end of the ...hot mair Ua a fatal Mow to the partments t the tion, on this earth. 17th century, and whose yalue as non-raci- al Commonwealth idea i Certain broad ethnic groupings set Several resolutions have been passed in is immigrants is never disputed.) the idea which new members may be noted, . but there no coun- which Bri- most store by. It was a muddled The indigenous people in both these the world body urging member nations to 6uch thing as racial purity. Mig- , The legislation the : was not free from tries are denied even the most basic human impose economic sanctions on the African and intermarriage in less tish Parliament has lately enac- idea, and it ration of hypocrisy. All the same, it was in rights. They are not given equal opportunities racialist regimes to force .them into more ci- self conscious ages than our own ted to check the influx Asians passports has Britain's interest to treat with for work, education housing and above all vil behaviour towards the indigenous popula- have made nonsense of exclusive holding British denounced in every part of respect and to act in the spirit participating in the government They do not tion. Yet none of these resolutions have been doctrines of race. Humanity is a been ' ' the Commonwealth as racialist. of it, even at substantial risk .cocktail. J any representation In their countries' of any The hard fact our time : (FWF) have avail of is that dubious Certainly, it discriminates in fa V parliament. the United Nations has assumed the role of a But if even race is a In South Africa the indigenous popula- debating forum, where nations on the verge tion is not allowed to sit in the same restu-aran- ts of a collision can let. off .their steam. While 6r to send their children to the same this is an essential role and is of great impor- No Scoffing At UFO, UK Scho lar Says or to the peace, schools, to live In the same areas ride tance in safeguarding it needs unreserved Rv Ponnv Seeber v same buses as the white men do, and yet when a support of its members to action in order of the would be on a journey to the moon." take is arrogance that makes lists, policemen, members Afri- "It our reluctance to recognise dying whiteman needs theheart of black to realise human rights and purposefully pur- 'flying sau-- armed forces and civilian pilots. , People's us doubt the presence of .extra-terrestri- al is no legislation to stop the surgeons sue the principles of its own charter. Quite apart form the tens of even the possibility of can there cers. We expect no one to have comparable to ss reports, space probes was reached a greater degree of knowl- thousands of there '' been innumerable radar the theoiogicaiiy-oase- u Btvpuw.. edge than ourselves. And yet we had Mi- earth-centre- d attitude of the ' objects; in and first flew a powered aeroplane in sightings of unidentified ts bad as the gun-sigh- had ddle Ages. "We are as 1903 here we are today hurtl- some cases aircraft i&TT and - " philosophers who IPlKE &"ILimDlE ships locked" on to them. He also belie- mediaeval HOME ing round the earth in space thought the there was some substance were furious at the that Another letter by a resident of been paved long ago. at 18,000 miles an hour." ved that communications world went round the sun." Peo- Yesterday Anis welcomed the Mi- Karte Parwan named Aber complains But they are not only unpaved These are not the words of a to reports that the were happy to accept official nistry Agriculture arid Irrigation's that the municipal corporation pays they are still dirt roads. spoken by Brit- systems at military installations in ple 'of crank. They were questioning. . country only hearted the United States had on occasion explanations without efforts to raise tea in the half attention to this After many years of waiting last ain's leading aeronautical historian, last by UFOs hovering During the big "saucer" flap and put forward a suggestion that residential district year they laid some gravel on them; Charles Harvard Gibbs-Smit- when been affected . October, two policemen in the West the ministry's researchers also con- There are many streets, in this There were expectations that this views on unidenti- above them. he gave me his England what he termed a district, especially the would Gibbs-Smit- h himself has never of made sider propagation of dates. on lefthand be followed by paying but fied flying objects recently. "flying saucer" but, with the ireally excellent report on a grown soma extent side portion of which should have there is no word of it yet, says the Gibbs-Smith-'s hand-boo- avi- seen a"flying Dates are to it on followed for 70-8- 0 per cent of saucer" which they had in Nangarhar, Laghman and Farah letter. " . Mus- wry comment that ation for the London Science was published ' saucer" , photographs miles in their car. It provinces. It also suggested bamboo eum are the classic works on the all "flying heading ; Times under the and coconut which are not grown however, in were fakes, he produced a photo- dn the subject. It was not, the . , feasible graph for whose authenticity he : ("Constables Baffled". here at all, but it may be Science Museum that I met him' but , ' Britain's Ministry of Defence then to grow where dates are found. in the Victoria and Albert Museum could vouch. ' policemen Taken by the friend of one of his stated that the UFOs the. for fine and applied arts where he definitely United Sta-ite- s hi- been developed had seen were Bamboo and coconut trees are is head the public relations assistants, it had , The Vietnamese commun- go back the of planes refuelling in because North to their units, but the me- printed by one of . England's Air Force ghly profitable to grow and education department; here he and then ist party daily newspaper Nhan Dan eting was apparently a hoax arran- a blown-u- p the air. The Sunday Express from their roota to their branches, has worked, apart from a spell at leading photographers and all the . American fruits are made a brief mention about Robert ged by the deserters themselves and version was exhibited at . the .established that inside and ouside their the Ministry of Information during grounded by Kennedy's decision to seek the De- by unidentified Swedes. Royal Institution and the Imperial Air Force planes were profitable commodities. the war years, since 1932. night. mocratic nomination in this year's State Department spokesman Ro- time of the sightings that The paper devotes its second edi- average person who College of Science and Technolo- Ibe " "The talks after an ad displaced U.S. presidential elections. bert McCIoskey said Russell had gy. The rest was silence torial to the, plight .of about 'flying saucers' both has not and Ministry It said that in recent statements, been instrumental . mission from the Uetence persons with particular reference to in arranging for evidence," told Scientists were invited to suggest the will not read the he explanation did not South-We- st senator said" he was opposed one American absentee to return to this bri- ithat its former South African and Af- me. Originally he himself had been alternative explanations for to certain acts aimed at intensify- his a few tear-shape- d water. rican refugees: unit weeks ago. ght sphere trailing a . hold very sceptical. "I gave one of the month, astronomers seg- ing President Johnson's war and re- could light. Only one made a su- In the same Victims of discrimination and earliest broadcasts laughing the of sightings commended ."negotiations'' as a Soviet industry fulfilled its plans was a parhelion attributed several UFO regation, these refugees deserve whole thing to scorn." Then he had ggestionthat it un- - means of solving the Vietnam prob- for February both as regards, the bet- over England's south coast to the every kind of consideration, the edit- read the evidence. . an atmospheric . phenomenon lem". volume of sales and the output of oriujoiuic t Sewral orial says. It had come as a shock to find ter known as a "sun dog") and usual But, the paper said "at the same most of the important products, (days later a small paragraph appe- had "and this inference was based on study he is opposed to the withdra- Ekonomicheskaya how much been written, papers saying that Royal editorial urges all member time, Gazeta writes. of a murky reproduction of the ared in the The said about unidentified objects in convinc-- d wal of America's armed forces from newspa- Observatory officials were nations of the Uni the skies and how many reliable photograph in a national Vietnam." The increment of industrial pro- mat Venus could be ruled out ted Nations organisation to extend ' people had sighted them. Now he per; this interpretation P has since, The paper, which commented on duction in the first two months of (that there must be "something" up their full backing ana support to ue believes that intelligent beings from been vigorously contested by Dr.' Sen. Kennedy's decision at the end this year as compared to the same there after all, since one of jthe Ob- world body to topple the edifice of civilisations' perhaps thousands of Hynek. . of an article on the American peo- period of 1967 amounted to 11 per servatory's friends had reported se- the South African discrimination pr- times older wiser than ours , I asked him why most scientists dev- and unidentified object flying policy of apartheid. ple, said that "according to Ameri- cent. This exceeds the average refused to discuss seriously the pos- eing an omoted by the could be visiting us in space craft the ob- can public opinion, Robert Kenne- elopment pace Soviet extra-terrestri- cloud level But since of industry sible existence of al .below and might well have been doing so ab-io- dy has gathered a substantial amo- last year. In January-Februar- y lab- ject was sighted below and not Yesterday Anis carries two lett- for centuries. space vehicles. Why they were so str- productivity" it was by definition its The first one is unt of support and is a fairly our increased by 8 per quick to scoff at reported sightings the clouds, ers from readers. . going back thousands of ong adversary for President John- cent, which is also better than the Records, no interest to astronomers. sent by the cheif of the Publicity unidenti- - of "flying saucers." of years give descriptions of Gibbs-Smit- h was son." , results in 1967. , becau-- . Of one thing Department of the Kabul Munici- fied flying objects (now known as He thought this was partly Commenting on peace candidate ; Enterprises working under the sure. There is no conspiracy on the pal corporation which answers cha- for. short) which tally closely se "it is thought perfectly proper for Sen. Eugene McCarthy's showing new economic system also overful- UFOs part of the British and American rges of negligence in price controls with the reports of modern obser- , someone who is considered a lead- in last week's New Hampshire pri- filled the plan. Working the authorities to hush the whole thing corporation. under ' ing some field to give his made against the vers. man in himself maries, the paper said, "McCarthy new system in February were 7,800 which ' up. As someone who has to our time, he mentioned opinion on other subjects in Prices, says the letter, are the pro- beat Johnson in new Hampshire al- enterprises. They have greater rights Nearer worked in the Ministry of Informa- ray in 1897 when 700 to 800 he has no experience, often without duct of demand and supply situation though he only polled 42 per cent in respect of using their financial a tion, he explained that the junior Americans saw an object which looking at the, evidence." in the market. of the votes." and material resources. Only a lim- ' officials offered "corny" explana- flew over four states. It was the As an example of the. mistakes ited number of indices is handed tions to journalists because the high- i great can make by refus- French astronomers, however, who tven men noth-- - Navertheless the municipal corpo- The United States embassy in down to these enterprises form above he show- er authoritis had told them kept particularly . precise records ing to study the evidence, ration does issue own rates for Stockholm is sending the Swedish that is from corresponding minist- 1896 by ing. .. its during the 19th century. " ed me a letter written in ..... be the city's market Foreign Ministry a' vote after a hoax ries and chief administration the - the auth-oriti- items to sold on They noted sightings of bright Lord- Kelvin to a Major Baden "It is simply the fact that in order to give the population Sunday involving an embassy offi- paper writes. , of know enough to be objects, which they called "bolides" Powell (a brother of the founder do not idea what they cost. cial, an American journalist and pedoso and Feofanov , official explanation. an of (large meteors), crossing the sky for the Boy Scout movement). In this able to give an two American deserters, the State said in Izvestia it is only Britain's they nothing. What can they up to 12 minutes before disappear- letter, Lord Kelvin, one of So say However, if there are cases of ex- Department said. natural that more than 40 said there is some evid- ing; it has since been established leading scientists of the period, do" He thinks cessive overcharging it is because national Olympic committee ex- he would not think of joining ence officials in America mi- that ,"if an object is proved to .have that that the people rarely cooe rate with the The incident reportedly occurred, pressed their will to boycott the Society be- discourage much been in view for more than one mi-- the Royal Aeronautical ght be trying to too municipality.', after William Russell the European 19th summer games if the basic law ( he kites about "flying saucers"; nute, it is not meteor." cause, although knew about excitement editor of Army Times, and embas- of Olympic games is broken. t and balloons, he did not believe for They might be afraid of the type of "We given our prsent state sy secretary Merle Earp had been moment gripped north-ea-st Am- can't, In this century, the Mount Palo-ma- r a in the possibilities of the panic which of financial have a city poli- asked to see the two deserters who The authors said that the only way radio affairs, Observatory in California with aeroplane. erica) after the famous mock1 cemen standing in front of the tho- were said to be seeking help in re- out of the situation is to convene .Martian landing 200-inc- h telescope revea- announcement of a Ger- emergency Inter- its giant has usands of shops in the city," says the turning to their , uints. in West the session of the This was written in the year Welles programme in ' led "there are possibly millions of in an Orson many. V. national Olympic Committee since that letter. world like own in the universe." when the great German Lilienthal 1938. , the meeting of the IOC executive our "huma-noids- completed his main series of gliding He personally thought that " Just before leaving Gibbs-Smith- 's "We have some price control teams The two officials turned up with committee planned by brundage before visiting the earth could have flights and only seven years office, I asked if he didn't think it roaming the city, but that is all we identification documents, , which cannot revise the decision, of the the Wrights' first powered flights. come from one of two stars Tau curious that if it was true that in- have", it adds. would have enable the deserters to IOC session. Ceti or Alpha Centauri which are "Why do people appear to find telligent beings were making such IMIMIIHIIIMIIMIIIIIIHIIMItMlllMMIHtllHIIHIIIIIllMIIIIMIIIMIMIIIMIIHIIIIIimi MillHltllHIIIttllllMHIII IIIIIHMtllUllllllllMMMIIIIMMtlMIMIMItlHMinMIIMIIIIIIHfllllllllllttli' u some: lOi and 44 light years' dista- ithe whole idea of 'flying saucers an effort to come here, they did not 5S respectively. I seem ' - nce form the earth 'from outer space so funny" asked interested in communicating Editor-in-Chi- ef Display: Column inch, Af. 100 S. KHALIL, , He pointed out that he had tome Mr. Gibbs-Smit- h. Well, be conside- with us. ' (minimum seven lines per insertion) very reputable fellow-believe- (in red the very term "flying saucer", "We are always judging everybody 1 Telephone: 24047 . I the sense of taking the possibility didn't help. It might describe the ob- .by ourselves." The visitors might come Classified: per line, bold type Af. 20 very 'seriously), among . them the ject appropriately, but "here is an from a civilisation so advanced te- subscription'rates SHAFIS rahel, Editor distinguished American ' astrono- element of humour in this". Then, chnologically that they could travel mer, Professor Torobaugh( who dis- "it is, of course, a very, very cho- faster than light. "Perhaps ten years For other number first dial switchboard f covered the planet of Piute in 1930. ice ground for crackpots." A very to us is one minute to them." Yearly .. At 1000 For ... Dr. J. Allen Hynek, the United easy way to call attention to ones- all we knew a replacement crew Half Yearly Af. 600 number 23043.. 24028, 24026 States Air Force's scientific consul- elf. He himeself did not believe repo- might be born during the flight. Per-ha- Quarterly . . . Af. '30O tant on UFO cases, had turned rts of men from outer space with they could learn enough about ' from outright scepticism to near green faces and red eyes or pump-kin-ahap- ed us without ever establishing direct Editorial Ex. 24, 58 FOREIGN conviction. Hundreds of. UFO re- heads. The most credible contact. In any case, from what they ports had come from people whose sightings were those where the had seen, "they probably think we're Yearly .. $ 40 , Clroulation and Advertising work and standing would ' make were "all wrapped up in pretty awful". I Half Yearly $ 25 Extetlon 59 them good judicial witness acienr . space suits, as our own spacemen (FWF) J MIIMItll (rilMIIIIIIMIItl Iliri Illfllllllllllllllllllllllllltt MMIfMMtUllllllllMllllllltlllllllllMllllMMIllllMtllllllllllllMllMIIUIIIIIIIIIItltltlMlllMlllllllllllllllllllllItt PAGE 3 THE KABUL TIMES MARCH 20, 1968

' 7" Nevr r ;: Cruelty V Provincial treatment brings Press for By A Staff Writer tuberculosis Commenting on thp Rhodesian Two new breakthroughs ' have situation, Ittefaql Islam in a recent Shah Ghaznavi. been reported editorial says that tha illegal regime against tubercul- ' who ruled in the first half of the osisthe world's most widespread of Ian Smith has revolted against fifth century Higera, had appoin- infectious disease problem. all basic elements of law and civil ted a cruel governor in Ghor. One is development of a new rights. The hanging of several Afr- One of the natives of Ghor after drug called Myambutol, which ican nationalists by 'the Smith re. experiencing oppression the of appears to cure when other me- gime can only be interpreted as an the governor decided to submit dicine will not. Representatives stubborn defiance to world public his plea to the Ghazni ruler. Af- of Lederle Laboratories of New opinion. ter hearintf the.stnrv Bahram York, who developed it after 10 Shah ordered a royal decree to years of research, said the drug The Smith regime should first and be sent to the governor warning has proved significantly foremost know that the land upon stop effective him to his injustice. in clinical trials involving near- which it now claims sovereignty does ly 3,000 tuberculosis patients in not belong to the white minority, It When the Ghorid arrives with t the United States and other is the land of Africans dominated the decree the governor puts him countries. It appears to work in by a colonial power. Several years a cell and tortures him in to tubercolusis cases where the pa- ago the white minority without the cuph an avtanf kaf V.A ia 4ntnnA tient had become resistant to consent of that colonial power to swallow the decree. other standard drugs. the unilateral independence The Ghorid unswayed by .the of Rhodesia without making any treatment once again goes to The other breakthrough is a provision in the constitution of ' new type maj- Ghazni to complain about the . of vaccination, with that country that guarantee a those to be new events Covered with' snow and clouds the lofty peaks of the Pamir range are snow capped immunised simply ority rule. sitting quietly 45 throughout the year. - for about mi- Bahram Shah orders a stron- v nutes in a closed room while a Was it unsual for the majority of ger decree to be written. His ,mist containing the people of Rhodesia to defy juch secretary chooses a larger paper vaccine is sprayed into the room. a cruel and unjustified action. Alth- than the former to write the EACH ONE TEACH ONE IN... BRAILLE The vaccination is accomplished ough Rhodesians revolted against " the king's orders on, By Robert Mathias ' by breathing in the mist. The the injustices of white minority, the Journalists have a reputation for blind students of all ages. itself is simple' enough, it was method takes the place of vacci- national elements who opposed the Ghorid nation through a needle punctu- The amazed by the for being tough and not easily "Our. youngest pupils", she told , extremely difficult to apply, regime were convicted to death in size of the paper pleads the se impressed. In London soon after me, "are s,. and the- cause of the process used in pr- ring the skin. order to destroy African opposition cretary 10 write me decree on a the war, I used to work in the re's no upper age lim.it. Only inting braille. Traditionally, the Tuberculosis research has been within Rhodesia. More than 100 small paper so that it may be offices of one. of the national the other day? an old lady of 80 raised dots are made by placing emphasised by scientists in the Africans are waiting in their death ' swallowed without much difficul-- dailies. Every evening, as the left us after learning to read and stiff paper between two metal U.S. because it is widespread. - cells three of whom were executed ty- ' - night editor went through the write in braille." . sheets and using a special kind despite a perogative issued by Que- x. An estimated 1.5 people 1 teach- billion thesecircu-instance-s latest pile of articles and agen-- . ABAC specialises in the of composing machine wifh a en Elizabeth. Under all half the population-- are Hearing this Bahrain Shah is cy dispatches, he would groan: ing of illiterate adults, a serious keyboard. The actual printing world's is important to refer to believed to be infected with it filled with laughter,, and when "All this stuff is terribly dull, it's problem in Brazil as it is in ma- requires a type of press which the stand adoped by the British gov- the germ of tuberculosis. The the man sees the king laughing not what I call 'news.," "what do ny other countries, because most you find only in firms specialis- ernment The British government says: UN World Health Organisation carelessly he "It is indeed you expect?" we'd ask. "Well" schools for the blind only accept ing in this work." holds that the Rhodesian minority a pity to laugh at this moment ABAC centre, estimates there are between 15 a broad grin "the only , real children. At the This difficulty was resolved has revolted against the mother co- your orders have not been study in in and 20 million active cases, with when news as far as I 'm concerned children and adults Sao Paulo ten years of tr- untry, Supposing if such a situa- carried out by a subordinate." The child- after two to three million victims dy- would be: 'Cleopatra Arrives At separate classrooms., , "The device-w- tion will happen by a minority in ' which ial and error. e ing annually. U.S. medical men Charing Cross'!" ren take a primarV course eventually developed", Sen- the integral geographical confines of The ruler depressed by the entry into said say about 30 million Americans The fact is that events move prepares them for Vellini-Acho- n, will hora "can be ad- may carry the inactive germ. k country what the government words, vows that he will rest and so fast these days and 'news' is state schools and colleges where, re- apted to any kind of flat or ro- New cases are reported of that country do to curb such a eat only after he has avenged so varied that we do tend to be with mastery of braille, theycan in this tary press and can be used with country 50,000 volt. the governor for his cruelty and a little blase; but even the most continue their education along- at the rate of a every grade of paper. What is year, 8,000 disobedience. hard-bitte- n .. and about Americans reporter' would sure- side sighted children. more, can be operated by my The measures adopted by the Bri- story Association, of- it die annually from tuberculosis. ly have been moved by the For adults, the compositor, because the tish government primarily respo-- ; He girths his sword up- together braille The U.S. National Tubercolusis then I heard recently from a blind fers literacy courses impressed automatical- nci'hlp far the events taking nlace in lions, mounts on his hor- var- signs are Association said that the Lederle on his Brazilian woman who had just with vocational training in sa- ly when the 'visual' letters are is that country has been economic se and' heads towards Ghor, to- 25 tradea: dress-makin- g, drug "appears recovered her sight after ious manual printed." Apart from obvious sa- nctions. The measures have not been gether with his soldiers and em- g, wiring electri- to present a new breakthrough" years spent helping other blind money, the government of same time spreads on, as vings in' time and the in chemical treatment of tuber- effective because irs; and at he people. cal appliances,) and so clin- new process will also lead to in- particularly pa- South Africa, another country the rumor that the party is going Vellini-Acho- n 14 printing skills type- culosis, in those Lelia was well as in crease openings for blind people ging stubbornly to a policy of ra- ranges proof-readin- g, tients who have not responded hunting in the mountain sight of her y when she lost the setting, braille in the printing trade. cial discrimination has been indirec-l- "of Ghor. the-- to prior treatment and whose eye. Knowing that infection etc. sending all those items banned on would us to what is Lelia Vellini-Achon- 's story is germs may be resistant to other she was suffering from And this brings Rhodesia. original and an example of courage-th- e cour- drugs. The As- king reaches desti- , ultimately spread to the other perhaps the most As the his suffering sociation is sponsoring meeting by gov- eye in fact she became complete- - important aspect of Senhora age of a woman from a nation he is greeted the study test- There is no doubt that by refusing Vellini-Achon- 's a severe handicap who has de- in January to clinical but when his eye falls up- - ly blind 12 years later she work for her ernor small life to helping other ing reports and prospects for fu- to obey the British Crown's peroga- on Ghorid he senses trouble started to learn braille and to association also runs a voted her the house handicapped people. The story ture use. tive the Smith regime has created a and dismounts his horse to kiss prepare herself for what she de- printing and publishing ' and has a happy sequel: after years situation which should me dealt by the kings stirrups. But as he cided would be her job, in life: and the new equipment may Lelia Vellini-Acho- n The easy new way of vaccina- the British more sternly. Hn like herself, developed there . .spent in darkness to nVtnnt tn on Rnhrnm Shah :i teaching those who, techniques' ' can again. "It tion was developed by Dr. Sol E. says: "I have vouched to punish were condemned to live in dark- lead to a minor revolution in the see is a teaching of brail- miracle", she says, "the begin-nin- g Rosenthal, director of the Insti- Ittefaqi Islam published in Herat, the cruel and such flattering will ness. printing and commenting the opening of two perhaps the of a new life for me, and of tution for Tuberculosis Research on not dissuade me from my decis- She realised that le. . diesel generators for electricity in ' handicapped of all are the out a new stage in my work. at the University of Illinois. ion." , worst What the Association set to that city, says that although the op- blind, and in 1942 she (UNESCO FEATURES) (CONTINENTAL PRESS) illiterate do was to develop a method eration of deisel engines is expensive The governor is punished for founded' in Sao Paulo the ao would enable a sighted Alfa-betivac- which since diesel has to be imported He- Gho- pro Bibliotecae ' person his disobedience and the person to teach a blind rat has been provided with such po- place. para Cegos (ABAC) kno- rid appointed in his write without hydro-electr- Is to read and BROTHERS ANTIQUE SHOP wer until a ic power wing braille himself. For, as prouced out, there. Lelia Vellini-Acho- n pointed parts of the "there are many The newspaper says that at pre- BAKHTAR AIRLINES of braille Antique Articles world where teachers sent planning to utilise such a sy- supply, not to are in very sljort stem to generate power with ' water speak of schools for' the blind. very available for sale at reasonable prices at is under investigation. It is hoped we hit on was t ...... The solution that one day hydro-electric- stations simple", she told me. Share-Na- u will be built in this part of the cou-nr- y. THE NEWLY FORMED , BAKIITAR AFGHAN "Above the braille signs, which the new shops in opposite Air ' ' ' 4 4 as you know, are arrangements dots, we print the of raised American Embassy's compound Ittehad of Baghlan in an edito- letters of the Latin or any , old AIRLINES WITH ITS FAST SPEED PLANES AND correspond rial commenting on the new acade- other alphabet that mic year says that the entire hope sounds represen- to the letters or of our nation is fixed on our youh by dots. This means that ted the especially upon those attending sch- YOUR DISPOSAL. HAVE A anyone who knows how to read EXPERT PILOTS IS AT ools at present The paper says that and write can quickly learn to FAROOKHI NENDJARE the Minister of Education in hit sp- teach a blind person in braille. even more YEAR TO ALL OUR CLffiNTS. eech over Radio last And, what is perhaps A HAPPY NEW Friday reverse is possi- the concept of important,' the education in Afghanistan. COMFORTABLE JOURNEY, ENJOYING ON YOUR ble, a blind person can teach a present F0LK" sighted illiterate. FAROOKHI NENDARE; solu-tion'- ,'; To him, as to all the Afghan na- "I said it was a 'simple ac- tion the aim behind education she continued, "but in AND MODERN in our LORIC AND CULTURAL SHOWS, schools is to pave the fur- WAY TIDE BEAUTIFUL NATURAL SCENERY ON tual fact, though the principle road for ther progress and to foster our na- AFGHANACTORS AND; tional unity in accordance with the DRAMA BY ITS POPULAR principles laid " down in the Consti THE OUTSTRETCHED OUTSKIRTS OF THE COUN-- Let ...... tution. ACTRESSES ON Tlffi OCCASION OF NEW YERS DAY. The minister in his speech was not exaggerating a bit and it is our hope TRY OTHERWISE UNAPPROACHABLE AS YOU ADDRESS- :- CHAMAN HUZOORI. that our educators at first and our Your students also will realise the vitality of the issue and see that education in FARAHI ROAD. 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