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' VOL. X NO. 225 KABUL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1971 (JADI 6, 1971 S.H.) PRICE AF. 4

New military academy u I HM felicitates y.uuuuiub gei curia. Gioyanni Leone' KABUL,' Dec. 27,' (Bakhtar).- - prai)ses ' Dr. Zahir youth share His. Majesty the King in a tele- - .gram has congratulated the Gio in ; national defence affairs vanni Leone on his election as the President of Italy, the Infor- KABUL, Dec. V, (Bakhtar). he participation mation Department of the For. of our youth in the defence affairs of the country is eign Ministry said, v a heritage inherited by them from their forefathers,' Prime Minister Drl Abdul Zahir said. Dr.Zahir attends nffiMnl function held at the M.M.K IVUiJ AUUJl j3&mi. uu vv ' Military Academy for the nanding over oi graauaie certificates, yesterday evening. condolences for The Prime Minister handeid over the certificates to this year's graduates of the techrtica1 academy, ar- - - . . 1 . 1 1 i s w ... mcnr Khalid Abasin chlteATJjTe icoiiege, miuuiij in..wtu.jininfinmv ann iron ; officers training schools. T ' ! KABUL, Dec. 27, (Bakhtar).-T- he Dr. Zahir also handed over territorial integrity of the na- condolence meeting of the conditi some prizes to the instructors tion and for securing, late Khalid Shah Abasin .: was to eco and teachers, of the academy. ons pertaining smooth held in the Congregational Mo- happy to meet neie to- nomic and social development sque of Sherpur yesterday mor- 'I'm the government day', the Prime Minister said believes it ning, by the Tribal Affairs De- must have the: necessary mi in his address, 'those youth who - partment and the College,. ,flf htary power Consequently the ' have completed their education : Law and Political Science of and are now taking active parts government, shall pay attention Kabul University jointly. uu Tfer Iiiir1iii(r a obligations require, in iu. wimw in Prima MlnlciAv ava a 4AHfltatA 4a nm orn1iinA i tk a Jaham was attended by . Prime as their ucicieprestige It Iu t natinn'. eservation of the o Gn1"31 Malwand, the commander ol the , academy is in the middle. (Photo: Mustamandi) Minister Dr. Abdul Zahir, the the iloyal Army", the Prm-- v You have iust now received presidents of the two houses - t, most ' important ; VA" - . of the parliament, members of ceruuww:' participation of our yu which secures your future as :The Faryab governor ' the cabinet, judges of the Su- officers of the Royal Army and uth in national defence affms AAA to hold Buzkashi preme Court,. the heads of the & which from now on you will put into is heritage thev have . government departments, fa------katm. lonrr.. inherited frnm theiT . fnrefath--- practice-.'..! - wuai..ij. w- - "- - ; r - dedicates -- new : culty members of the ' univer- ed for years in the defence of ers who were freedom fighters.. games regularly in Kunduz sity, students, Pashtoonistanis w tv,0: Minister I am sure that, in light of this ?. ' PriHfi KABUL, Dec. 27, (BaJihtar)... Afghan Air Authority and residing -' in Kabul and - firm conviction, they will Jper-- continued Maimana dam Tourism have taken measures for holding regular Buzkashi Pashtoonistanis students here. form national ! "In pursuance of the Afghan their dutiei js games in Kunduz...... ,v; According to anither report government expected of them', the Prime v MAIMANA, Dec. 27, (Bakh Constitution, the ihe decision is aimed at attracting more tourists during the ; elders of Apridi and other tri- in nolicv statement which Minister saiu tar). The Sare Hauz Dam nrlnk' uncm, ntiil KHIr-ielil- J .1 i . . . bes its x , .1 -- - Ik. - mgnanw participated in the burial has been approved Dy tne par- The Prime Minister once ag-- here was dedicated by - Faryab "iV 1 ceremonies of the late .Abasin, liament has said, 'For the at- .7. a Pashtoonistani student. of Holy task of pro- taining the ! J 1 1 . : mi . 1 . ' . l.UVUUll.V UUUU111C QU1UOU. IV 1I11C 111 'The condolence messages of independence and auuuireu moaern leunniuues aam nas Deen exiensiveiv j t-- " .j. ... , . u . tecting the ine. j . : : i, "u uiesiueu uvei toy s loreigni visitors u' .:uiuiutu uuus j uirem f 6 sident Sultan Mahmoud Ghazi,n. the opportunity to visT and the College of Law and Po- - AwTforSl afM ' million.; It has the matters related to attracting historical places X' Mtical Science issued in the na- - Xmas special s"Pre 15 miUion of JrUer Majesty and provision! Afghan ilutoority, me of the Apridi tribe were 7500 acres. The . facUities by publi- - DOUAI, France, December 27, mif , 'A frigate further for. them and Tourism in read the' director of city-o- Mia (Reuter). A family row at Chr- discussed. The meeting an effort to furtheratSct fo- - f the department istmas dinner ended with- - iS,MareSrvV;'K - man shooting dead two S of his three children and woun- Ab- - t- - ' mi .S; GeSnT dam makes ssible I DrWakil inspects Bakhta ' ; ffi"Z ; Sea 17'' ding his wife. dul Razaq Maiwand congratu ter use of the river water here . . .. . ki .' Police Said the father pulled laled the graduates .. At me meeunff it was aacia :'.! gun during tab- that the Afghan Tourism to the out a the dinner , The function ended with the In thl repairing of the dam, .Aing otherw, con- - president of Olympic le row last night over the ;! (Continued on page 4) ,n nHHitWi tn pqoV, 9Ron caorc Department should hold Buzka- Y.ice the Nimroz food for 18 daught- very r duct of his .year old of wheat (one seer is equal to; s.m ?ay Z5 . " TL. J"2 - '' kpon ,auz- - A source 01 me Algnan juuuau una buhc w a.iuiuu w. er.' nas given tn tht . . ., jcm)C- - 1l hnMjnct She was fatally wounaea, ana Australian group nrnaraiin fnr n - to ' Afghan and regular buzkashi games with their mother was rushed the . Hlis. sixteen metres high, Ariana' 'Airlines yjv.a . . - It. ' sto- n i the governor of the province hospital after being hit in the zuu metres long, and omit in Bakhtar Airlines, have made iinus taptam special Dr. Mofiammad bediq. mach. concrete. Because of floods, the efforts to provide air .ZARANJ.n Dec. 27, (Bakhtar) dam was badly damaged. It The Minister Without Port- PORT VICTORIA, Austra- Cook's lost anchor now has four walls, each with folio and the Director of the lia, Dec. 27, ; Reuter) H the capacity to pass four cubic Arab ministers meet to decide Emergency Agriculture Deve- Gab- - . year old . Fifteen BRISBANE, Dec. 27, (Reuter) metres of water ner second. lopment Programme of the Pr- was the toast of this An expedition by - riel Cabdelli led Meinour- nieeting ime Ministry, Dr. Abdul "Wak-il- , today- - swim- - hMing summit holiday town after ne S'ock booker David Hume has KABUL, Dec. 27, (Bakhtar).-T- he; oh yesterday inspected the pro- through heavy . ming three miles found an anchor tost from Capt Turkish Ambassador Faruk gress of work on the small pro- seas off South Australia to get ain Cook s Barque Endeavour 201 Sahinbas paid a courtesy call on CAIRO, Dec. 27, (Reuter). Arab Foreign Ministers meet here jects in Char Borjak another today district. help for his father and years ago When it ran around on House of the People President to decide whether to call a summit conference to prepare He was accompanied by Nim- man. ..' a reef near Hope Island, about Dr. Mohammad Omar Wardak a Joint strategy in case of war with Israel. roz Governor Haji Mohammad who never befo- be second high-lev- el the 45 ap- - Gabriel, had' 30 miles (48 km southeast of Co. at the Parliament building yes- It will the within next hours and Asef, ,i ;v swum more than 100 metres, oktown, l.'OO (2,400 north , meeting of Arab league ministers pointed its consul general re km) terday morning. . there The projects .are under im- four-ho- ... a An- set out on his ur marathi of here., , Similarly the departing am. within month as President as charge d affaires. plementation under the Food on after a big wave overturned Sponsors for the expedition sa- - bassador of Egyptian Arab war Sadat's "year of' decision" Reports on the Middle East the for Work Programme. , Saddeek-ElSaye- , the dinghy in which he and his id here tonight that no other in Republic", d Dar-- draws to a close. situation have been drawn up by - According to another report, 43,- and ttuggero formation vet received, fa- - Dr. Sayed Nofal, the .League's the Arab Defence Council, the father Benito, had been wesh. met Dr. Omar to say the Minister later left for r. gCampenini, 58, were sailing three about recovery of assistant secretary general said Arab economy ministers, the the the anchor., ' lewell. and ' miles off shore. " .. that if the ministers decided to foreign ministers themselves over convene a sunfmit conference, of the past six weeks. DUNKIRK, (France) Dec. 27, Bhutto announces plans for Arab kings and heads of state The leaders of the Federation QTYKETO (AFP).i-Ma-ny people burn logs they' Would draft an agenda and of Arab Republics Egypt's Pre- J over Christmas, but local man . fix a date and venue. sidont Sadat, Hafez al Assad of Bernard Deweile used the family, . Judicial inquiry into war The foreign minister, will also Syria and Muammer al Gaddafi ' , resump- - home instead. Bh-utf- discuss the question of a of Libya, have just ended two . RAWALPINPI, Dec. 27, (Renter). President Zulflkar AH Rv Our Own Rwirtpr aged 23,: , to days' epwier . Bernard, wanted government yesterday announced plans for a judicial tion of diplomatic relations with intensive consultations in of his since pledge The new restaurant, Ko alone with the rest fa inquiry is officially de-- scribed here military West Germany, severed Cairo with a to liberate Shahre into what as 'the recogni- - mily to midnight mass, but was 1965 of Bonn's all occupied Arab . Gholghula, was opened debacle In war with India. ' . because territories. last drinking too the night is told he had been At the time the minister for in thrqe months of starting inves- tion of Israel. Their plans have not yet been It in Char Rahi Haji . Yakoub, much. So Bernard stayed home ide , tigations. Sudan and Algeria agreed last revealed. Share Nau, and has tial Jaialuddin - been and set the house on fire, Abur Rahim, warned against he The inquiry commission comp week to resume diplomatic rela- President Sadat had repeated. built after the caves in Ke was still drunk when1 police iinns with West Germany,-leav-- ' ly stressed, however that war can Bamyan. aping blame of Pakis- . . indiscriminate on rises the Chief Justice : . . . .l . . . t u i- - t . him. - ' wiw oe peace l.. arrested the armed forces for 'the natio- tan, Hamoodur Rahman, and .ing only live AraD countries, oniy averted li enorts " if D,g nau' calamity.' two Ruinnnl Chwt Justices. An- - Ftul are awaiting a league u.,. acnieve concrete results. At tne. a",ail uuins, namea (Re-ute- nal PHILADELPHIA, Dec 27, r). warul Haq of Lahore and Tufai Rlnn to ioiiow buik iirew; same time, war preparations are Te e' m Kamdish. Ferobal stamp Ar- famous Police attempts to An official statement gave no li Abdur Rahman of Sind and Egypt,. Syria, Lebanon baud under way in Cairo. village in Panjsher sup- and Kamdish out heroin by atacKing the date for the start of the inquiry. Baluchistan. abia and Iraq. is in Nooristan. ve VIENNA; 27, ' The pliers of the drug may be but said it would be in camera They will be assisted by repr- The Sudanese government said Dec.' (Reuter). restaurant has been de-- to an in- ? no and lead and the panel must submit its esentatives of the Army, Air Fo- a statement that it would .A Swiss airliner collided with corated with natural objectsi by addicts, two to Bonn a sports fog at seats are crease in crime finding to President Bhutto with. rce and Navy.. minate its ambassador plane in thick ine made from tree scientists reported yesterday. Vienna's senwecnat Airpon " mm au decorations are But attacking the supply of es- yesterday killing the Austrian from Afghan Handicrafts. hon-adicti- - Noo-po- sentially drugs like tU.S. on N.V. pilot of the smaller aircraft, air- ihe chairs are made in rt marijuana would work.- - they sa- launches new air war authorities announced. rlstan, with' special engravings. id. ." U.S. planes The Swiss airliner had recei- - The walls are decorated with Hanoi claims shooting down five ved permission for take off and old guns. Rugs are Herati. U.S.' what could be the was beginning Its run when The owner, Shah Wali claims SAIGON, Dec. 27, (Renter). The military command hs announced has Lyndon Johnson announc- the Sports aircraft' appeared on he designed the restaurant biggest air war operation over North Vietnam since former President the runway himself. ed a bombing halt in November, 19G8. strikes of ntted jMiinn The airliner rolled over the There are twenty waiters, MONTREAL, Dec. 27, (Reu- A command statement last night said protective air lighter killing Konrad dressed in national costume. navy aircraft in reaction to North Vietnamese aircraft Ninety of susp- were being conducted by American air force and folk-w- as ter). minutes Vietnam. Glatz, the Austrian pilot, it Every Sunday evening a ended happily for 61 pas activity "which emperlla the diminishing U.S. forces currently in South lori orchestra ense m - - stated. will perform. sengers aboard an Air-juina- The command refused to say The statement last nignt was sue uuivu - many a e- - the how pianes were invoivea, xnougni to comirm muie - 162A00 I phase of by There are now about w W b MjtliU - but observers thought several tensive retaliation iuuucu1.! oaiciv a iuuu utai , u- 7 troops h I ,iT J VMiiVH 13) U.S. in ternational airoort with a Mo- - hundred aircraft might be taking the United States for the loss of 1 ifOJ f . Phantom, in Mia fllrrrflff nver dinlomat c sources have estimat- - I I VifiJ in the new action. 1 w fn3J wnout nosewheel tire. Part ' a numbers will decline to l$ ilia Air-Cana- Recently - North Vietnamese Laos last week. An spokesman 60,000 by mid- northern, eastern and so- Migs jets have added a new about 40,000 to The skies will be cloudy in the said pilot Ally reported that he year. Afghanistan today tonight nger to the deadly gun and mls-th- e But U.S. officials in Saigon,' summer next utheastern and the blowout just after Vietnam news ag- over Kabul will bepartly cloudy York en sile fire at American planes. Last aware of the political consequen- The North The skies today. flight left New monitored In Hong Kong Maximum temperature . In Kabul today will be 8 centi- route to Montreal. weekend a North Vietnamese ces of any noticeable expansion ency, rpnorted five U.S. ? Mig-2- dow- - activity time, ha tnAav that grade. The plane circled Montreal 1 flew over Laos and of war at this -- U.S. to give many Phantom jets had been shot down . The coldest place will North Salang with a low of 8 cen- nlmort. dumnirliT fuel, fof more ned one of four Ph. ve been reluctant cap- 1-'- ' of their pilots - tigrade. wannest place will be Jalalabad with a high of 20 oT,ur5 1 ih tWndav ne! details. Last nichJ's statements and a number The nr centigrade. ' ground crews stood by. iod. . gave little news of the nature, tured. Y ' PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES DECEMBER 27, 1971

THE KABULTIMES 250,000 Oiharis face starvation in Dacca

- DACCA, Dec. 27, (Reuter).-- tf Mukti Bahini.' Indian patrols V - mwc uiair a quttrier oi a mu- muve uuuugii uic tuca in j.-j- 1 ;, a lion Bihari rnoslems, too terrti every few minutes, fied to move out of the collect" tion of slum villages where Bihari spokesman told repor-the- y have taken refuge here,' ters that they are relatively faced the grim prospect fe in their own area during the

of slow . day; but armed Bengalis come - starvation. ; - . - . - ' v ; 7 y- " into the area after dark, j Scores of people appealing for - . - 4. help besieged a red cross ambu- - Each night up to ten people I lance which drove into the area have been killed, and people - on the outskirts of Dacca re-- were now afraid to move out . ai i i, ? u i centiy. 01 meir nouses, mey saia. . i. : - Published every day except Friday and Afghan pu-bl- ic ited cross officials here are holidays by the Cabul Timer Publishing Arancy It was returning the body, of trying to arrange food suppKts a child who had' died of mal. lor the besieged people.- - t nutrition soon after she was , m SJ1AFIE RAHEL, observ-Bihar- evacuated to hospital yesterdays Meanwhile, several - is KCITOR-IN-CHI- FOOD FOR TCOUGIIT who clustered around ers .here have expressed sur-th- e Tel. 26847 car. said that they had not. prise that there has not been Residence: 32070 Successful and fortunate been, able to move out of the.' more reprisal killing of Bihans Editorial Board area to buy food since the sur- -' and attribute this, at. least in Nour M, Rahimi virtue. render of the Pakistani forcei part, to the presence of the In- Mohammad Khaled Roashan to the Indian afrny in ; Dacca, dian army. ,; ' Mohammad Ebrahim Sharifi i - George Seldes. on December 16. i 26848 ': " ... Tel: Editorial . Many of them claimed they Many Bihari rnoslems had Circulation and advertising had not eaten for five days. , joined the Razakar volunteer , .26831 1 55 59 -- i ext The Biharis, a s, non-Beng- ali force thai; fought alongside numbering perhaps- - kistani troops against the Muk-les- s pKilllill than two :million people), . ti Bahini and the Indian army, sided with the Pakistani gow i One sign of of hope for the fVess ernment forces against the Beri-- Bihans, though they have no Review el-do- ; galis. The Biharis are pinned food, is.that the water and LMEttroMi GAUEEZ in the suburbs of Meepur ectricity supplies, to' the area 'Utie Sundays issue of Gahee. and Mohammedpur near Dae- - have, been restored after ajbr-c- a ' J weekly carries several . interes airport. j, eak of several days. ting articles and reports. 'The They claim they are afraid to ' Though their situation is not AD B Issue of Bengal and the Mus-- move out of the villages where yet desperate,' some of the cr-th- ey projects lems of .Pakistan', is the title have congregated for fear owds who clustered around the of an editorial which analyses of reprisals" by the Mukti Ba-- ' Red Cross car today appeared in agriculture tne. situation in: East ? .Bengal. hini (Bengali liberation fight-dos- e to panic. 'Islam . From the Point of 1 View ers) and u other armed Bengalis. People who could not speak of the Communists' is the title ; ' ,.; .' . Kngush Kept plotting their Sharp - - falls in agricultural pro-- oi another article :on .the- front Ten' people who .tried to drive hands to their mouths and tou- some coun . - - auction in Asian page of the paper.' vav. out- of the area in a -- bus v.to chine, their stomach, indicat tries because of drought has rour-da- vs In Tacts "and Judgements' puy 'iooa aeo were ing . they were hungry. ostensibly convinced the As-ia- n Tareq.Zafaryar, from ? Kabul all skilled. IMukti 'Bahini ttroops At one 'stage a- - crowd refu- Picture shows an elevated section of the Sapporo city subway ' snake-lik- e Development Bank to University, comments on the stop cars driving into -- the 1 area sed to allow our car to - move in Japan covered by a silvery snow shelter meand- give priority to loans financ- attitude of the enemies of 'Is- at several points. until we had taken note of th ers through the city suburbs. Seen in the background Is the ing agricultural Village 1972 Sapporo Winter - Olympics development lam' and regrets attacks on re- Indian forces nearby . appear eir plight and promised to seek Olympic for the con- projects. apartment houses ligious! leaders by certain fac to be keeping watch on the help. i: ; sisting of for men athletes. This Is why ADB ; the presid- tions an Afghanistan.' . - ents call in Manila the other ANIS day for a change in policy Shafie Rahel, the editor i in Ali Blin in comes as no surprise. chief of The Kabul Times, who KO's W. German Zurich Viewed from any angle, the accompanied His Majesty . the ADB ought is to be paying more King :to England during ; his re- ZURICH, Dec.1' 27, (Reuter).. . of the British Boxing Board of his right eye was swollen. i AU .said. Blin should be ran-h- to ' attention the development cent visit, has started a series ..Former World Champion Control, who was removed fol- - . After escorting AH to ked sixth or.. . seventh in the of agriculture in Asia. Al- - of articles and "Tenor ts in the Muhammad All produced one lowing an objection from the dressing room, stadium secu- - wojid heavyweight .list and ud-- . most : all ADB member na- Anis cdaily on the visit.. The flash of explosive punching to Biin camD. . ritv euards cordoned off the ded: "During the. fight 1 . was tions are basically agricultu- first part of his report appeared knock out durable West Germ- : Ah produced only occasional iii'ea and prevented excited fans twice nurt Dy xeit nooKS, out ral and the majority of tjheir on page two of Thursday s Anis an Aiergen Blin in the seventh glimpses of the speed which from getting anywhere ijiear Biin did not have the skill to populace, including of 12-r- o follow; that and the second in yesterday's round of their scheduled, made him1 the world's number the fighters, v , up". . - Afghanistan, are farmers. issue, ihe articles have accom und heavy weight clash i here one heavyweight, but he -- never "Blin was often hard -- o hit ten-- , panying photos. . . They throw last nigiht. j seemed in any trouble against 'he- 12,000 capacity v. Hai and answered", Ali .added. I - Their exports are also ; naa:xo-fuove.mn- wa-.- based rght on background informati Blin, never previously beat- - tne. west uermans wua ai- - siaaium was oniy just oyer x wneie, i on agricultural produce. , The ' ' on as well as the programmes en inside the distance n 4 Jacks. .: t half full for the fight and most ted him" Af- in-th- best example would be of the visit. The series is to put up a. spirited char"-- Most ringside experts : madn oi the empty spaces were . , fights, - ghanistan, sm-im- where from car- continue every day in the Anis lenge before1 Ali punched a po- - flue first round even, gave the more expensive seats, tickets A Blim told' rep.n-tt- pet to -- HD karakul pelts, and from daily, i Rahel has written urfii? nttark-Mn the. seventh second to Blin and the remain- - for which ranged from to ers: I gave: my best and I raisins to cotton, all major the narration for the Afghan ' Gerriian to Ali. - 440 Swiss trancs (three to wouiu iiKt tongntJum again in round and .sent the der ' t 144' '.' export commodities; ; are ' ba- - Films ' documentary on His crashing into the ropes with a Like most of Ali's Vopporents, sterling). the T'nncc States. ' sed'on agriculture. Majesty's visit, which is seven- straight right of dynamite for;-c- e Blin suffered considerable da- - Looking relaxed, an unmark- - Ali. wiio now has a career The Asians have not been able teen minutes long. ; He grazed,his right el-- , e,d Ali said after the fight:, The cordof 34 wins and one defeat, to conquer their war against HEYWAD The West German sank slowj bow when crashing into the ro took everything for seven ro-- weighed 100 kilos r while Bhn 'hanger end this has to be the ; 'The Shiberghan-Maiman- a Hi- Iv to the canvas and was coun pes, and was cut on the left unds. He was very determined, scaled JO : '. kilos. The West primary task of every gov- T Rfcrmsn career, record is 3 ghway, the Important Link in ted out by Swiss refree" Di vnvrhooV inm th. fifth rnnnrlv mum. was in better shanel for this ac- - dr-- ernment While efforts for the Chain of Highways' is the Seau.Suter, a title replacement v By the end of the night he fight than I was against us- wins, nine defeats and six celerating industrial develop? title of the editorial of yester- for Teddy Waltham,' Secretary was bleeding from the noie and ter.Methis . ., ' i aws. mentf'pacer ere appreciated, day's Heywad. the agricultural sector must Preliminary work on the Shiber- not be undermined or consi- - ghan-Maimana Highway has Scientist compares Mars Marker satellites ' ; dered less important. started. With its completion, - - Mars-- 2 Mars-3- , MOSCOW, Dec. 27. . (Tass). the resonance lines of hydra- ch into .radio remission and pho- and which re will, be ac- m j . m . . . the'trarisit network - academician i Geory gen, oxygen and argon, says tometryv On the other- hand ceives . the radiowaves of fhe complished, resulting in ' ' three-centimet- re both in terms of machines, as Fetrov writes that the main the article. U.S. instruments have , a num-- wave band of transportation. It ' by . planet . and well planting problem "which .t'Mars-2- " and An instrurhent was specially ber of. opportunities. which arc admitted the as methods is is hoped ..that, important, chan- ' - "Mari-IT'-j station nr snlvtnir Ua Hevelnned for each exrjeriment.- - not overhwroed bv ours. . and .measures their intensity and a big problem. . farming - : . . - - , , . .. -- c Old ges will take 'place- in those s " mi .u - ,. - j4." which whether there is life on Mars; The authors oi tne article ue- tne programmes mutually bup- pupuiansauun. ine utia ui uic areas will be brought - pd-The tractors lack- orgy Petrov and doctor V. Mo- plement'each other". measurements make it dern are surely in touch with the highway. v ing, problem of life on Mars' roz' compare the programmes of A" special optical instrument ssible to determine the tern-i- s and high yielding seeds Today. Afghanistan has 2400 -- ".Mariner-9- ". possible measure perature at a depth of several Flood-contr- ol a central one tackling the "Marses" and makes it to , are not yet available. km. of highways. The new link but its centr-- : of weak water dozens of centimetres as well means are most inad- will. connect not only Badghis is intervowen with a multitude "The U.S. programme is the intensity , of other tasks, the explora ed on direct photography. The vapour absorption lines, ims as determine tne density ana equate, river waters not ful- with Maimana and - Herat, but with astro-physic-al' - easily "detect composition of soil, ly utilised for irrigation, and will also bring the two far flung tion ot physical conditions on arsenal of instru- instrument can . - the planet in general. The fi-- ) ments on board the "Mariner" the insignificarit cfuantity of chemical fertiliser still not provinces in contact with the radiote-de- s . room Mqdest in . size available in quantities nee ,the. nal list of astrophysical expe-- is smaller as a whole: It inclu water.vapour found in the their rest of country, says the re - - infra-re- d , one-met- Rou- lescopes of martian automatic I riments selected for only an radiome-- along a route. ded by member nations of newspaper. "Mars" - - same-quantit- to me- 'Mars-3-" long-wav- e infra-re-d spc- ghly the of it stations make it possible the ADB. 'It has been seen that at ti and looked as fol- - ter. a ultra-vicl- ct asureTadio emission irom areas is here that the need for mes a lows: The measurement of the ctrometer and an is contained along the route tlv. lt vemcie has crossed a - wun a xuu-io- u .w-i- ts making ADB agriculture one temperature of the surface by; spectrometer. It does hot in- rough the whole thickness ol diameter oi hundred metres of desert - ra- - infra-re- d emission, the ex-- J elude instruments for the ? ex- the planet's atmosphere.!! A ometres. Andkhoy in one hour', - in it dio telescope is" installed- on (Reuter) ; ted, become essential.!. The says. Such delays will be pre ploration of the relief by the i ploration on the relief, reseat optical thickness of atmosp-- J OOTUiJf 'prjpuraiiuii liv- vented in the future. the ing in rural areas needs em- Khadem, in an article pub here in the carbon dioxide ab-- 1' 1 band, ph- charged with arson ployment and this can not be lished in the same issue of the sorption research into American millionaire otometric sur- -- achieved through' industriali- paper, calls for the popularisa properties of the A young .millionaire charg-- 1 House and saicf he planned to ley Rand, reported Brody's home sation. tion of knowledge about far face and the atmosphere, the ed Thursday ,with threatening kill President Nixon. 'was burning. Rand told authorir measurement of water va- flung areas of Afghanistan. the. the life of President Nixon ap-- - The secret service said Brody. ties he and another resident had ADB's biggest help could be ISLAII pour content in the atmosphere, peared in cpurt again Friday apparently was the man who had to pull Brody from the burning the measurement of the tempe- extended in the formation of Yesterday's Islah carries sa- accused of, burning down I been calling the wnite House all porcn oi me nouse. - simultaneously ' agricultural associations or mples of several classified ad- rature (and (the 100.000 dollar home, week with various threats, inclu. Brody, grandson of margaine of "soil sit-i-n agricultural cooperatives. The vertisements which hopefully constant) the He. was sent to a psychiatric ding some to . immolate himself manufacturer. J.F. Jelke, was by the plariet's radio emission, cross-legge- d present cooperatives are poo- will be expanded in the daily. home for Christmas. . front of the executive mans- - ting on the lawn the. ultra-viol- et rly financed, badly manag- The dailv carries several Jis-rJa-y research into Michael James; Brody Junior, ion. when firemen arrived. He would of atmosDhere -- sa-su- ch ed, or do not exist at all. ads, but not classified. The emission the in 23, who caused a nation wide Agents said there we're three not answer questions, police The private sector of the eco- information . about the ads sensation with his promise to gi- calls Wednesday. On the Id. . nomy is ready to participate show that more samples w:ll ve away a 26 mjllion.dollar for- third call Brody made a threat in acTicultiml dftvelonment be published in tomorrow's is- tune in" January 1970 was said against the President's life and In January, 1970 Brody said he 26 give aw- efforts, but again the - prob- sue, of the newspaper. to have been found sitting cross-- for the first time gave his iden-- had million dollars to I - ay. His announcement created a lem of shortage of capital for The third part of the report ledged on the lawn . when fire- ti.y. investment purposes is for- on mines in Afghanistan appe- men' arrived at the. blazing hou- - He was picked up by two ag-s- e sensation and brought appeals midable. ared in ysterday's issue of near, dawn. ents soon afterwards, assigned from all over fhe United States. Fertiliser imports and produc- the daily. It contains references Dear Sir, ' Circuit court judge Harold Dejr before a.' U.S commission" on a Brody signed a number of ch. tion could be handled by to asbestos, florite, boxite.- - sul- an set bail at 100,000 dollars on 1 federal charge and'feleased aft. eques, hut. his bank refused to private companies 'or joint phur. . gold, zink and copper. It is heartening to see that the charges of arson, and .disorderly. r "paying V! 10,000 dollars bond. honour them; Relatives say his stock firms, providing ade- project of paving th sidewalks Is Conduct and committed Brody to ' Shortly before rrfidnight Nor-th- e inheritance was closer to one A" quate foreign aid is forthco- fast progressing and one can see F'airfield hills state hospital, . walk police were . called to the million dollars. long e- ming. A firm of this kind WORLD PRESS that it will not be before New town, Conn. . house wher- Brody was living The house in which Brody must be well equipped with Libyan head of state Moam-e- r all the sidewalks will be paved Th case will resumo on Janu- - when he telephoned to report he was living was rented three mo--. transportation means, should el Gaddafy has sent guerril- in the-city- . This project, when ary 3. was being 'threatened by 'men nths ago to his sister, Mrs. Robin have resources to make pur- - las to- - tht .Persian Gulf emi- completed with not only contri Brody was arrested ' Thurs- - armed with guns and ' knives. Chinetti. chases from abroad, should rate of Ras el Khaimah to car bute to the cleanliness of the day by the secret service, the fe- - " When they arrived, police said - Mrs. Chinetti and her four- - know the variety of fertiliser ry out sabotage against Iranian city, especially during the rainy deral agency which. protects .the. Brody told. them the men had year-ol- d daughter were not in needed and be able to run its troops on the islands of greater season, but lives , of pedestrians president. Secret - service acents left. the house t the time of the fi. national networks efficiently. and lesser Tumbs. the Beirut will also be protected to a great said he had telephoned the White . Near dawn, a neighbour, Stan- - re. (Reuter). political ' weekly al .Hauwadith extent as they will no longer be It wonld be one of the few Ins- reported Thursday. forced to use the main road. Wh . TUX) HEVW' wonld in The islands, which were re- ile we praise this step of the titution that be ('Ill I direct contact with farmers cently invaded and taken ' over Municipal Corporation, we hope Khai- measures ,will lilt by Iran, belong to Ras el that immediate - throughout the country. The Mil existing Institutions, of mah. also be taken toward improving only : this kind are illiterate. The ruler of the Gulf Emirate, the parking system in the city. In light of the ADB President's Mohammed Kasirni,- - turned to statement we are looking for- Libya .for help, against 'Iran Sincerely, . . ' Ghazanfar ward with great-intere- st to and recently flew to Tripoli for the new year. talks with Gaddafy. Nader Shah Maina 3 PAGE THE KABUL TIMES - DECEMBER 27, 1971

i NURSING

! BOARDING I SCHOOL The principle of iOPENZD the By Our Own Reporter ' new nursing school A special . school for nursing

has been opened in Kabul by . By Nokta Cheen the Public Health Ministry. . The two storey building for 'I'm sorry I you; heve pliment. r called It's But these girls are ve the school Is a lodge my .in-h- er also for the duly,.Uh.4ilderly..l&dy ry fond of talking and talking" fifty - students and six appien- fifties told the girl reporter fr- - They go to one another's room tices. ' om 4 the Kabul Times. at night. It's a headache I have Situated in Karte Pa.wau,. Is there anything I- - can do to slop " 1 them. They must learn the building ihas fa-- , J tor you?' boarding v; 'ViJ xm She asked her polite, and wad their books. Their tea- - cl- cilities on the second floor; ' ; ."r. chers' are working harder . for on; .the-groun- assrooms floor; for me? No. Nothing. When., them than theyjtudy. They like and t big recreation hall. -' V '8aw you from a distance I to tell jokes, laugh and laugh and JThe idea .is to enroll girls thought you were a man, and laugh again. ' ' Oom all parts of Afghanistan no man is allowed to be in the 'Right you are. But when they V.-- l school; Because of a lack girls hoBtlerherej'-8hatBaidJirm-- - in the iSIMIili are tired, do you tell them slo-- of - -- boarding; facilities, it has o. report nad:goiethere rles to cheer them up?' she ask. been difficult to have girls fr- I t0 interview principal of the ed her thoughtfully! om other parts of Afghanistan I new nursing school in Karte Par- - enrolled ', Mrs. Fat-'1- " wan, Kabul. 'What? Do' vnu'tKmk I'm :ma Omar Naseri, principal ' ' the .'.l i shame,' she' told her a story teller? I'm not. What did of the school told a Kabul Ti-- with a sigh. you say the colour- - of your lip '. , .mes reporter. '. . ., 'Shame on whom? You we- ' atonal .,W...... ,,, aa are stick was. It's nice,' she said with The Ministry .had : opened aring, man's trousers, your ' of students of hair a, greedy eye. small nursing schools adjoining A group picture the the Nursing Boarding School. Mrs. Naseri Is seen in s cut short, and you have a pen. the' row, fourth from the left. by . 'I think you that,' she, every hospital in the country, first (Photo Anwar Sahel). :.. cil and a book in your hand. And like but results obtained have not your shoes said, and handed her the lipstick r: hgh left been successful, she said. ;, Press on women heels. ;, Your coat covers - your and the hostle. The apprentices have ' Com bust, andwhothe-hel- l can tell pleted their . training and from such a distance who you work in ithe city hospitals du- are? You look like boy ' a from ring official i hours. They are:, Pashtoon Zhagh interviews, poetess Latccf a distance, and boys are banned offered special facilities so th- from inside this "; building,' she at theyfmay be able toy stay Br A Staff Writer said rather rudely. rf monthly.' . lnK.abuI. The Pashtoon Zha. went tn Romp lnml rpitniirnnic. to thp nnlipp statirin:" The nlain "This kind of a dress is known Mi IV, "of gh,. organ of Afghan-- to Girls from other Darts :the an Radio and while introduces hprslf clothesman asked Naiiba as a tunje. It is a two piece pant-sui- t. ' - Afghanistan ji are,: enrolled infiistan,!iniits latest issue has in- as a police woman harassed show him her' identity card, It is the latest. Women all. this special jschook' under: f; the rterviewed a young poetess na- - other women there who came to which she refused to do. over: world wear them. Heels? following conditions: : ; iM? medi.Anisa Lateef.- She has have something to eat. v Najiba then ' was taken 'to I don't like them. And hair? Who i ' - They mustj be a graduate of been working in Radio Afgha-- v the police station for ipteno- can look after Ions hair in thpsp mm primary schools. ,(having comK rnistan for .the last three years - The police officer, in plain cl- - gation where it was proven tn daYsBfiard work. Look at mv pieted six years ot education;, as an announcer, . programme ome'. wnue eating at a restau- - at sne was a ,,iaKe poncewom lipstick., that RhniilH . s mm f xney must give a commitmenL. organiser, ana aiso nas been rant noticea that the fake po- - an have ' told you whd l am shp ' fn writing that when they com-- reciting poetry. This Anisa licewoman was areuine with told her curtly. plete the nursing school they Lateef did while she was still another woman sitting next 10 It was also found out that with my dim eyesight :, how will work, at least for three ye- - going to Kabul University. This her. The police officer approa-- h'aa taken monye from several can' I see your .lipstick , at, the ' . jb ,J i.1 a i i . u - i i - i .Li- - .1 j j t .j : l .u L ars, m meir nume piuvinv-co- yeai sue was giauuaieu irora viw-- u ine wuie ana xouna out wunieii aim gins uuuugu su u umer .end of the corridor. I still I J After that she can ask for a the Journalism Department of that Najiba, pretending to he i Legal, activities. .Nanba is re-- can 't see it..' What colour is transfer to some other part of the College of Letters. Given a police woman, was asking the poed to be married and as she asked with interest. if PIMENTO DIVAN RING Afghanistan. Disobedience in the fact that she had long ex- - otner woman to come with her two children. 'Pinkish, 'browns ;suits mc verv This is a great hot luncheon ba- - ; this provision means paying perience vjorking at Radio Af- - wen,, sh told '.hercasually. dish. You, can keep .the :ring mo. ck all the expenses tne state ghanistan she has-- joined -- the 'But what are you doing here?' Id warm in the oven, and unmold has made on training, lodging, Radio permanently doing the. ...and by their-ow- n anxiety abo- she asked without temper. it when you re ready to serve. QVA - 0Kai-fif- sex.orien-te- d Vrn YAr rl U ut fitting' into a highly ara-fro- jniivA uwuiuiiiK' atuucni n4aui l ui wuiiy uial aiic uiu 'I m the Kabul Times instead of shrimp, you can fill - society." '; mix-jew- The physical health of the ap- while she was a student. and I came here for an interv- - the centre with 'a creamed ,' plicant to the school must be , , she told her mildly. tura of chicken. ' ' J , .as-savin- g Education, using all 'available (8-o- z .good.' . She thatr 'Kabul Times? never heard the i lb. size) cream cheese , - lova-5wi- th I be) the best weap- 'The. course is for eighteen- 'I'm in rpoetry and,"! media, should name. What is It,' she asked with i milk V. 5 se- - against risk of spread months, consisting of two music'. The matrazine has du- - on the the interest. 1 can (lOJ-o- z) condensed cream - of 'venereal J disease throughout mesters. At the end of the first Wished an example of her po- , 'A daily newspaper. What do f mushrioms soup is - ', the- world. He writes, "But to ! semester, there a one month etry. She recalls thatven du- you do here'? she asked. 4 . eggs . illustrate-ou- r failure in the past vacation. The girls are then ring the early years tof her life,, ,'I'm looking, i after my girls I teaspoon dry mustard " study . showed sent to their homes for a holi-- she was fond of reciting poetry , a recent British' her.2. There are fifty six of Salt and pepper . niA I I T .- -. 45 In,,' ' aiiuuuin-iiig-. u: ihat 60 per cent of girls and uoj i .uc saiu. ciua m una tun ., a vyeic n . 41 r per cent boys under 20 yeara jvu ujj Will There are two classes in therTnectromTBhefBayr-S- gathered of fortunately you are not, you wo 1 can or jar .) whole' pimi- - school at. nrespnt. in each OS iVtofi arnimrililipr urirf i old appeared to hav had- little uld have known you enios,, drained ,V fin.c o what hell - or-n- sex which twenty five girls are en- then practiced reading poetry educatlbn. have entered.. My role then wo- - 1 package (10-oz- ). frozen brocco. rolled and speaking. ; . uld have been known to you,' li, cooked according to package . The contradiction is obvious, .' There are three teachers who Asked to express her views she said with fl fierce ho- . directions t lang-uag- this, hap- - teach nursing and three e fashion,' Anisa said fa- he contmues;i because; is your narne. sh to jbs. medium-siz- e peeled about - .What ask i jj teachers for Dari, Pashto shion is part and parcel of a pens- iu ed her with continued interest, shrimp and English. is na overtime sexually, where a grow- - woman's beauty. It only e i -- t U 'My name? :you want it for weeks, 7 numoeri pew During the first three tural women alwavs wish ing oi serious that : paper of yours? This why Heat chees in double boiler, .that to sex is students are required to study to look 'beautiful and-lhisai- lieve that a freer atbtude that pencil and book? blending in milk. Beat In soup, s , . from nine to twelve and from jje through fash- - is healthier, where, the woman M eggs, seasonings. Add pimi-eento- s, n nn can achieved is F h and one to 6:m p.m., aiier wmtnl.i.. ion. she asserted. right to sexual satisfaction is ac. .', . cut or torn into large pi- - . . J 1 n.Un.n fkf. nffnIDn. they work in the hospitals in A 1 1 1 i I iTatema? What U your surna- - eces. and the cooked and drain-- - . I1UW ollc epem UCl replaced hp mnrnin.ro an stllSv in- . .. tive. pill has largely uv wnv-- the . . I . J J me?' she asked her with more ed broccoli. Spoon into greased c;hp fu Kiamc nine,.. sue sam icauing aftprnnnnq' caiH By Hugo Anson ' the male condom as a means of interest, ; ring mold carefully arranging , poetiy, listening to music. r hall ia fairlv and control." , These are two phenomena wh. birth fSurname.,.1 don't have.. .no, no pimientos and briccoll so they There: - . , . well equipped. is a to- , j-.- ., s. 'GENEVA,.:. (Reuter). Educat- - I have. My, son .calls himself No. will show through nicely, and nltra.-- intn most striking developm dio, and some otherfgamei in .,, X ingv young people in sexual mat The uri, so I'm Nouri too', she said set in a pan of hit water. Bake TW-- . V . .. vt, ; o im-rf- i increasing freedom of aririition. movies are snowTT TT' '- '- ent is the ' - 375 degree tasaion column, the -r" " - " with a bitter 'smile. in a moderate oven, ice a week to the nurses. Th.se ' "'1 sexual behaviour, the .articlesta you being around here, about 25 minutes or. until set. i - iin.i mi it 1 s i l n iiuiu- - a i i : mri 'With wn- iiiiii.iiir ri iTn.nin pla-ent- er are mainly nursing movies, drpsses' subiects, a report by a World He. ,t.- A siuay in uppsaia, oWu. I'm' sure no man will dare to Loosen, turn out onto warm Na-.-J- g, renter among ye ich is good for them', Mrs. alth Organisation (WHO) expert en.. showed that first deli- - and fill centre with sauted gS T admhed by 10 the premises, she said tter sei said.. ane says here, e studen one n berately. or boiled shrimp, or creamed chi- - tu .!, ,u um. rolati.- women ,'... would catch gonorrhea within, a '' Unless education in all . 'Yes. . you for com- - cken. Makes six servings. ; ;., r.n The magazine also has a re- - sexual Thank the Pri. C year- - matters is increased, Dr. The writes ' days. For the rest, special Throstein Guthe of Norway, ve- - " reclDe .say vegetameg iia- - '.travelling grammes are arranged by the . tn" nereal disease and other problems .Venereal diseases are a fotsignificant role in thrfdiet. speeds across Jrontie- - director. Since most of .the girls v? will continues to plague t greater a people. '.. - , y rs;' regaraiess oi- race.iBwia v. fv,p (hey are rich m vitamin .... trrmtninCTQ re ivauui iui mc xiioi,, uiu., wyj . - ttliuj cvviiuiiiivMMnvrin . o"t the nt-.- the nn wppk- - "U uuiei vuaj. mineial says. In gome countries sta-- c,nm rfv"J ; "Unless it is realised' that ed- - port substances...... t . c chnur UD to 50 Der ' tic. that .. . Ania.-. -- ucation lor uving is as impormn ela' .: .i. Tho Hallv --in.. its, recent rTmDnrted i Mrs.. JNasen mai-mer- e - analiprnil. i. v iii, w. - said f ------unA- ----nrartimi-- vt arP six to tPn beds ih each of issue nas pupiisnea ine piciuie - Dr. Thorstein says that while under 20 are rooms for .the giri,. . gen will r, young people the St?nmoney and good! P contrio en aduh -- ignorant of the workings of tm-- th from women in restaurants wh-- life: Jne'f" civ there - their own emotions." everf"" nursingL.S,school of Kabul ue preienaing to be a police- upper age limit. the He adds that, without this in, is no Maternity House and then left woman, one nasceen inreax women she will re troduction, adolescents will con- - fot Paris with her hubsand. ening that jnterco- - Illustrrting .this. t about their activities if tinue to confuse sexual, ThproL ck tnnir nn 'a lantruaee toi - - A Ultv irwwu f o ' ' ' , urse with love pro- - uuy ui - course, worked with . privat! JW carted oi ItaSt. touUHo in & nursing home, and later ' .r., Naiiba comiaue be m,sUfied k Ta'h government hospital. . SnTSa been taken to a Pans brotnei oy initiation, caught, . his father for gonorrhea,' and his father -- palid the hospital bill. The oldest pa tlent was an man brothel V -- who had been taken to a I'M ' . I V L ' ' , V He too caught gonor- I by his son. ; - his son paid for him., . '1'" " i 7- . rhea and TrV Discussing ways to met the' problem,, Dr. Thorstein says that despite thp blessings of antibio- - A. i. n,. moil, ht.hlV- ilCS we SlUl neeu iicy.V ".o-- ..flective, safe, single-dos-e druf for intramuscular use. if "Yst even then we must rea. lise that drugs alone have nev- er eradicated any. infectious di- co- : -- : : v' sease. Nothing is resolved by .... mplaining of the shortcoming of j Mr. , ....., i drugs, for it is in the appUcahon ' owoilahlp methods that we b JACQUELINE AYEK- For By JACAELINE AYER for OI j tracy Sanganer print la have fallen short This is Plore of Tracy lowe: But! print In black, lowe : black Indian mull. .: a people problem than a drug pr-- white and beige. "d white r : - ;V oblem." ' ' ' I !. ! J - I ijlkmil ?Mr ; II- ,' 1 Right Zuhra wh tho Ahree top stdetsof,iAlsha Durani; IlighschooL From: Sisters are top student of the Melatyar 11th grade, Nasreen Melatyar 10th grade, and Parween Melatyar i 8th grade. (Photo by Anwar Sahel). 27, 1971 PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES DECEMBER

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(Continued from Page 1) HAVE GALA DINNER hoisting of the Islamic flag and chantings of long live ;the King. ' House of the People Presid AT ent Dr. Mohammad Omar War- - dak, Deputy ON THE ROOF OF THE KABUL HISTORICAL AFGHAN ARCHI- Prime Minister Dr; Hamed, ( OF AND Abdul Sarriad TECTURE: DURING THE DAYS AND NIGHTS SPRING urt Minister Ali Mohammad SUMMER THE NEAREST PLACE FOR BEST RECREATION. AT National Defence Minister Ai'- - NEW MARCO POLO TIME OF WEDDING RECREATION AND EVENING PARTIES my General Khan Mohammad, some other members of ca DELICIOUS AFGHAN AND FOREIGN S the DONT FORGET THE binet. Chief of the Joint Stall Restaurant OF BAGH-I-BAL- A RESTAURANT. General Ghulam Farouq and ' Admission: Couple Afs. 600. VISIT YOUR RECREATION PLACE RIGHT NOW. Tel, 31408. the members of the faculties of the academy all attended the Call for reservation Tel. 21701. function. NEW MARCO POLO KH'YBER RESTAURANT

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