THE WEATHER KABUL TIMES YESTERDAY Max. 31C. NEWS STALLS Minimum " 19C Near Shahi Pul; Blue Mosque San sets today at 0 pjn. Share-e-na- Khyber Restaurant Sun rises tomorrow at 5--00 am. International Club; Pamir Cine- Tomorrow's ontlook. ma; Near Ariana Afghan Airlines. - :. ES. Cloudy. KABU L TIM Forecast by Air Authority VOL. H NO. 119 KABUL, SUNDAY, JULY 21. 1963 (SARATAN 29, 1342 S.H.) PRICE AT. I Afghanistan's Democracy Eastern Summit To Be To Pak Ambassador Work For People Of To Kabul Held In Moscow Wednesday

Afghanistan His Majesty . Agrees To To Discuss Economic Issues Gen. Yousufs Appointment ' SOFIA, SUNDAY, JULY 21, (AP). DR. ZAHIR INTERVIEWED KABUL, July 21. The Minis- AN liastern summit meeting will be held in Moscow next try for Foreign Affairs announces Wednesday to discuss economic - questions, the official ON U.S. TELEVISION that His Majesty the King has Bulgarian news agency BTA reported Saturday. ' agreed to the appointment of BTA said the Central Com- m KABUL, Sunday, July 2L General Yousuf as Pakistani Am- mittee of the COMECON coun- Abdul Zahir, President of the Afghan bassador - National Assembly, at the Court of Kabul Afghan Consuls In tries . Communist Parties- have who Is visiting the United States at the head of a Parlia- A request to this effect had been reached an agreement to hold a mentary delegation said in a television interview Friday night made by the Government of conference in the Soviet capital , Peshawar & Quetta that Afghanistan is anxious to have friendly relations with all Pakistan earlier. July 24. nations. General Yousuf was Pakistan's COMECON is the East bloc's , High He - said-- Afghanistan hemps Commissioner in London. Leave For Their Economic integration organiza- there will be "understanding and tion. ' friendship between ed Development HIS MAJESTY GREETS "The conference is to discuss the Of . Posts Eastern and Western blocs." . KING BAUDOUIN the account of the COMECON -- on He said he hoped "there will be KABUL. July 21. A ielegram-m- e KABUL, July 21. Mr. Sayyed Executive Committee what ' Hazara imple- a united world." Jat has been despatched on behalf Tajuddin, the Afghan Consul in has been done so far to Asked whether the system to of His Majesty Peshawar and Mr.' ment the decision of the June Delegation Leaves the King to His Mohammad 1962 of represen- be established in Afghanistan for Tour Majesty King Baudouin L con- Ayoub Aziz the Afghan Consul in conference the would resemble the system of KABUL, July 2L A delegation Quetta tatives of the Communist Parties composed of Mr. gratulating him on the anniver- left for their respective " governments in other countries. Abdul Hai Aziz, sary of the Belgian National Day. posts yesterday. Similarly Mr. of the member countries, BTA Dr. Zahir said no nation can copy the Minister of Planning; Mr! said. Keshawarz, Gul Ahmad and Mr. Abdul democracy from another.. He the Minister of Agri- ' Rashid Afghan Trade Agents in "The conference will also dis- said for Afghanistan's Would be culture; Mr. Ghulam Ali, Presi- Premier Inspects cuss the further tasks of develop- it dent Mines Peshawar and Chaman respective- a democracy that we hope would of in the Ministry, of Municipality Project ly left for their posts. ing the economic , of work for the people of Afghanis- Mines and Industries together KABUL, July 21. Prime Min- these countries," the brief BTA tan. with a group of foreign and local ister Dr.- - Mohammad Yousuf in- announcement said. . President of the National As- experts left Kabul for Hazara Jat spected Saturday- - afternoon the BTA said the agreement on the sembly said the present changes in Central Afghanistan Saturday project launched by tfie Munici- conference provided that the in Afghanistan have started in an morning. pal Corporation for the improve- Dr. Lea tham Leaves Communist Party Chiefs and atmosphere of goodwill and com- The delegation is to make a de- ment of the older section of Premiers of the COMECON coun- plete tailed study of the area's natural Kabul city. Mr. Mohammad tries would attend the conference. resources and possibilities Kabul - Hungarian Communist Party Afffhan-UA- R Friendship .the Asghar, the Mayor was giving of their development so that guiding explanations regarding Chief and Premier Janos Kadar Society's effective steps may KABUL, July 21. Dr. Leatham, already Administrative be taken for the project to the Premier. a is in Moscow. It was not its social and econmic progress. London University Cardiologist, immediately clear whether Al- Members Announced who had come to Kabul last week KABUL, July 21. confor- bania, which is still nominally a ' In New Kabul to give a series of lectures on COMECON country, partici- mity with the constitution of Radio -- will the WHO Chief Arrives heart ailments and visit Kabul pate. un- - Afghan-UA-R. Friendship Society University This was considered In Kabul . Health Institutes, at likely, however. the following persons have been Sfadio To Be the invitation of the College of appointed as the Society's admi- KABUL, July 21. Dr. M. Observers in Vienna believed - Doraisingham, Medicine left for London Satur- nistrative members. WHO chief for day- Romanian opposition to curtail Completed Soon Southeast Asia and Dr. R, Modira, . . 'its heavy industry projects would Dr. Mir Najrouddin Ansari, Mr. ' Abdul Rashid Latin, Mr. Moham- chief of the WHO laboratories in be a main topic. Bulgaria, al-- KABUL, July 21. Work on the that region .arrived in Kabul Before departure Dr. Leatham though said to be strongly sup--, mad Shah Irshad, Mr. Moham- Construction of the new said at the airport: "I feel that mad Moosa Shaft q. Dr.- - Moham- studios Saturday to look into the possi- porting the Soviet Union, may of Radio Kabul has. progressed to bilities of developing labora- British medicine can be of con- bring up its unhappiness over re- mad Akbar Omar and Mr. Moh- ninety per the siderable , -- cent of completion assistance to Afghan Yaseen Af- its tories or Public Health- Institute. duced support for its heavy, in- ammad Mohsini from and will be completed at WHO, medicine, particularly' in the ghanistan and-Mr- . the end has assisted considerably dustry expansion. Mohammad of the current year. The facili- the training of specialists and I would Abdul Rahman Osman Director institutes. help The observers thought a com- ties which would" be installed at The WHO representatives met" like to in, particular with promise solution would be looked of the UAR Cultural Centre in the studios the cardiology. , Kabul; Mr. Mahmood Mohammad will make it possible Dr. Mohammad. Omar, Chief of for because Mr. Nikita Khrush-- . to broadcast three different pro- tha Public Health Institutes, to chov needs all the support he can Din, Counsellor of the UAR Em- grammes at "There, has been great success bassy and Mr. Abdul one and the same discuss the future development get from the East European Rafee time. . " in Afghanistan with preventive Yasooni Chief Liberarian of . plans 'for the institute. countries in view of his ideologi-- the This was stated by Engineer Advisors to the depart- medicine and this was the first cal feud with People's Republic Cultural Centre from the United various need. Soon you will of v Attayee, President of the Techni- ments of the Institute and WHO be able to China. Arab Republic. cal section of Radio specialise more m medicine and Similarly Mr. Far-ou- Kabul to representatives were also present Ore-Carri- Mohammad k (Contd. on page 4) surgery." er Seraj, President of the at the meeting. Sinks Olympic Federation and Mr. Mohammad Hashim Mojaddidi As It Collides With have been appointed as Society's Day Turns Into Night; Wolves Howl: members on recommendation of Ship: 22 Die other members and the 'approval Japan & Pacific Observe Eclipse of the founder Total PETITE-RIVIER- members. E. Quebec, July NEW YORK. July 21. fAP). lipse in-- a jetliner to York, TSHOMBE LEAVES Day attain data where the eclipse was 88 21, (AP). Twenty-tw- o bodies turned into night and back on the freaky light emanating per cent total, the sun showed up.. to day again. . were recovered from the St. PARIS FOR SPAIN from behind a black blob .of a on 1 v screens like a clipped toen- (Reuters-Presi- dent Lawrence river Saturday after a PARIS, July 21, On the Alaskan coast,- - a pack Moon. They hoped to find clues ail hanging sky. - of - in the ship collision sent an ore-carri- er Moise Tshombe of animals, presumably wolves for man's, future ventures into At Fort Simpson, in the Cana- Katanga on Saturday left .a Paris howled in the woods. In" Japan, space. to the bottom. dian north west territory, the The number of known dead was clinic, where he has been under- there was a black sunrise, a few .' For science, this was perhaps total eclipse lasted the longest going to con- reported by the Foundation Vigi- medical treatment, hours later in the north Atlantic the most intricately covered 100 seconds. lant, tug valescence in Spain, hospital offi- there was a black sunset. history.-- , a sea directing the search eclipse in With equip- At Grand Mere, Quebec, a thick of Tri-- cials said. Stars twinkled 0 a.m. lor survivors the sunken ' at in ment of the modern age, scientists cioud cover hanging over the area a . Mr.: Tshombe arrived in Paris parts of Alaska. Thex spooky tonira tsfwutnn dr-- photographed it, timed it, mea- all day broke up just six minutes ed in Bermuda but assigned to on June 15, suffering from a kid- spectacle of a total eclipse of the sured and simply looked - - - it at the before the show began overhead, St. Lawrence. ore traffic. ney ailment. , sun blotted out in some areas by beauty of it. Their results won't and -- hundreds of scientists from The number of dead may rise. President Tshombe said that clouds stretched , along an arc be known for weeks perhaps Italy," the Netherlands, France and after a few days' convalescence 10,000 miles long and 60 miles A number of men, including river months. Switzerland quickly scribbled pilot Armand Lanchance, 60, of "I intend to return to my coun wide. In Anchorage, the morning sun notes and clicked their cameras. try this Congo to which want was Sunday Japan, Quebec, still are missing. I It in Satur turned to a bright moonlight that The highway into Grand Mere The Tritonica to devote my regained strength. day in north America!. Ameri- - carried a crew cast eerie shadows as the eclipse was clogged with cars with sight- of 49. It was involved in an early in full, loyalty and complete co- - . cans experienced the .spectacle in first moved across the North seers. 1 ; morning collision in fog operation with the Central Gov aim k.j j.ATnck. dense iaii iu iiaaa auu iiiauic, American continent. Street lights with. the British ship Roonagh ernment." and in lesser degrees . in other were turned on. - Japanese scientists who .watch- Head, carrying 45. parts of the Nation. . Most people in Anchorage heed- ed the black sunrise .north- KABUL, 21. Mr. Ahmad Farid An army of scientists, amateur in ed the warning that the rays of eastern Hokkaido reported suc- KABUL, July 21. Engineer bu Shadi, -- the UAR Ambassador astronomers and just plain curi- the eclipsed sun could damage cessful flights. A study team of it the Court of Kabul paid a fare- ous laymen watched the eclipser eyes. Mohammad Hussein Massa. the their They peered at the the astronomical observatory in Acting Minister of ' Communica- well call on Dr. Ali Ahmad Popal, from land, sea and air. eclipse with a device of pinholed Tokyo took four pictures of the Second Deputy Prime Minis- U.S. Astronaut M. Scott Car- the tions left Kabul yesterday for the cardboard. corona the sun's outer rim of in-- eastern province of Nangarhar to ter and Minister of Education penter and a group of scientists Millions of Americans saw the candescent eas from at Saturday morning. slong nlan inspect the communications whisked the path of the ec eclipse on television. In New 13,120 feet. affairs in the area. PAGE 2 ' KABUL TIMES JULY 21, 1963 THE LANGUAGE KABUL TIMES .Mr. EChrusfacCiov's Proposals To Published By: PRESS JBAKHTAR NEWS AGENCY Prevent Surprise Attacks AT A GLANCE Editor-in-Chi- ef Premier Khrushchov leaped By: ESTON GROVER A freezing or reduction Sabahuddin Kushkaki into the East-We- st negotiations meeting of 6,000 in honour of of military budgets, Yesterday's Anis devoted its edi Editor here Friday with a proposal to Hungary's visiting Premier and A system of posts of ins pec-ba- ck torial to the possibilities of future S. Khalil . up a nuclear test ban with a Communist Party leader, Janas tion scattered both East and West development of Hazara Province Address: on pact and a system Kadar. - railroad stations, highways; and In central Afghanistan. Joy Sheers of airfield and railroad inspections Mr. Khrushchov made clear in ports. Their presence might A powerful delegation, said the Kabul, Afghanistan. to prevent surprise attacks. his speech that he spot-an- troop movements for a editorial, left for Hazara to fur- .Telegraphic Address; While the negotiators meeting wanted on pact or surprise attack. ther study the Province's natural Times, Kabul", -- in a nearby palace sorted out de-- something mighty like it to come Reduction of the armed for-- " resources and the possibilities, of Telephones: tails of a partial test ban, the dy-- out 0j the present negotiations, ces on both sides in East and its development. , 21494 Extns. 03. namic Soviet leader walked to the Undersecretary of State W. Ave-- West Germany, .The area as a whole forms the 22851 4. 5 and 6. podium in the Kremlin's Congress ren Harriman, Chairman of the The proposal for inspections to back-bon- e of the country from the Subscriptiou Rates: hall and made a series of propo- - jj.S. delegation, has repeatedly "shield both sides from surprise geographical point of view. The AFGHANISTAN sals that seemed to head straight sa jje nere t0 negotiate a test attack by ground or air forces mountainous regions of Hazara Yearly ... At 250 for a summit conference. He ag-- ban, though he is ready "to dis-- had been made before, are among the most fertile and Half Yearly Af 130 reed the United States, Britain cuss anything else under the sun. It was originally advanced by" rich in the country. Quarterly Af. 80 and the Soviet Union are approa-- Mr Khrushchov appeared to the Soviet Union in the U.N. Ge-chi- ng In addition to its untapped re- FOREIGN agreement on a nuclear jeave somewhat open as to neral Assembly-fiv-e years ago, sources, Hazara has always been Yearly $ 15 test ban covering everything ex- - wnther the nuclear test ban had though airfields were omitted at famous for its meat, butter and memo-wan- ts Half Yearly ... $ 8 cept underground explosions. He to coupled with a non-aggre- s- that time. The Soviet other dairy, products. The lofty too, said,, ad-- Quarterly . ... $ 3 those he but sion pact before he would approve randum offered in disarmament peaks of Hazara form the ori- Subscription from abroad ded that the' West insists on ins-- it discussion then went even further gins of many rivers. will be accepted by cheques pections. He implied those will But he claimed such a pact, to- - in one was, suggesting aerial Above all, continued the edito- of local currency at the offi- not be approved. - gether with agreement to prevent photography to check on parts of rial, the people of Hazara are con- cial, dollar exchange rate. surprise attack, would be most Central Europe, the Soviet Uni-Wi- th sidered to be the most important Printed at: A the test ban he wanted a acceptable to him and "would be on and the United States, asset of the province. They are on pact, as op-- uovcnimeni mniinf House just he receive(j great satisfaction In the light of the new and hard working and intelligent The said July 2 in Berlin, but he clear- b WOrld public opinion". - timistic approach to lowering writer of the editorial then gives - East-Wes- ly opened a new way to negotia- as wnen he welcomed Mr. t tensions, the idea ac an example of the ingenuity of KABUL TIMES tions on that by saying: "We Lord Hailsham of Bri-- peared to take on new life, the Hazara people. visit- of Harriman, When he think that the questions the uin otner . members of the "I think it would be useful to ed the Helmand Valley some time JULY 21, 1963 on pact form of the western legations in the Kremlin come back to our proposal of ago and was told that a Hazara can be solved without any great st monjay Mr. Khrushchov ap- - 1958 to carry out some measures worker, known as AH ' Daryab, difficulties to the mutual satis- - on the prevention of a sudden - pearei m warm good humor. deserved all the credit after the faction of both sides. Most im- jje jt was clear that the attack". Mr. Khrushchov said, foreign experts, for the construc- MR. KIIRUSHCIIOVS portant thing is not the form, but negotiations already have india-- "What should we do for this? tion of one of the bridges built the content". han covering nuclear "First of all, to make impossible dis- PROPOSALS iui - in that area. Ali Daryab had The most important thing is tt air, under the- secret concentration of big Is is good news the - explosions m the charged the duties of an expert that for each side to display willing- water ani m outer space can be troop units by the aggressors, admirably and beyond expecta- on . Moscow talks a test ban ness to ease tensions and to ahiAwA without which a sudden attack is tion. agreement is progressing we IiqCridate the state of the cold Hpr is tv,at he Drooosed: The impossible'. The economic development of every- - ex- - "For this we consider it expe- - and satisfactorily. If war".. test ban covering all nuclear Hazara, said - the - editorial, has thing goes well and there are The dramatic proposals tame-- plosions except underground, dient to set up in certain regions been desired for many years but indications to this affect, the diately were studied anew by the which he said is not feasible now. of the Soviet Union and in other there were natural and economic on ground control three nuclear powers will be British and American delega A pact between cowries as weU difficulties. The most important though there was powers and the the vicinity of airfieUt able to agreement tions here even the Warsaw highways problem is that the area is moun- tEtf?n some indication that he had out-- North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- - railroads stations, and This makes the construc- hibiting outerspace, . to tainous. tl fir,t inn big ports. Of course, it all has tion of connectlnff hiehwavs verv atmosphere underwater. "a - on the basis of recipro-- and h nrned the ne-- A settlement of the Berlin- be done difficult. Highway construction in Prime Minister Khrushchov's i th Kremlin. German Question he sees no city . .AT) KUVUIblUAM . .... the province, therefore, said the remarks on Friday and Presi- Mr. Khrushchov spoke at editorial, is the number one prob- dent- Kennedy's press confer- lem. ' " ence on Wednesday, have CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS It is hoped, concluded the'edito-ria- l, added greatly to the optimistic that the delegation would be feeling which has fortunately IN THE CITY able to. recommend soma practical surrounded the Moscow dis- steps for the speedy economic and development of, the Hazara cussions. Mr. Kennedy has in- People's Cooperation Necessary For Success social dicated that if a test ban- - is Province. reached as the result of Mos- Of Municipal Projects Yesterday's Islah carried an in- cow talks, it will undoubtedly terview with Dr. Noor Ali, Presi- v ' lanri trt a flrwimpntc rn a variAt-- with the provided with proper sidewalks at the end of the Shahi Wat will dent of the Chambers of Com- " The Municipality, . and fee so as to widen :Vr I '37'' ufv- - f merce. Replying to a question on Port and :,Twill road and --provide --passages on ' - hi rethe. . , ways and means of improving dc iween ine jwusi axia vyesi. .rnmenl is to implement a series . , us i ,i Aa l" xvxuruxiy ot commerce in the country, Dr Noor f" project " bousingr 7. The road system in the trians. Ali is quoted as saving; "as far as has given further details of the traffic, sanitary and - a"t condluons'lTih city of Kabul. Shah Shahid are5 wUl be improv- we are concerned trade in a coun-'tr- y his East Berlin remarks - . Btf-- i nnn 5. On the Pakhtunistan Square are no. ovei-am- ui riwraiviiiru. can be considered satisfactory non-aggressi-on The projects will cerning a pact. . . A special unit of the Ministry parking space and sidewalks only if it fulfils the following con- 1 imnei-.tiv- some landscaping which he has said should be ,oulLJD1 JrT5. e of. Public Works," Labour Corps be provided and ditions: "a) It must guarantee an equit- for home producers - --- 5 - able income Kijsiiisa- satis city Kabul, ssttisr- whole srsasiaof the of adequate ed his 1958 proposal concerning they give the Western powers programme b) It must ensure an . 1 IS divided into two categories. The slum clearance by In con- - . . ar,A Droiects; supply of commodities needed insnectiona to Xnnevent aurnris considerable material lor mn. mnsista of the foliowine - JT - a JHfC imyiVTfcw.", . home consumers and at reasonable To Western The construction of parks in the ' attacks, and has proposed that templation.N struction 0f roads and the other ririofi - definite locations be establish- - powers these proposals were u the clearance of slums toge- - following areas where, in some basic cases, new housing could be adja- - , c) Exports must be the ed in the Soviet Union and. unacceptable when originally ther with the construction of means of financing for imports; imple- - housing and the cent - other countries as ground con- - because their parks and new tothe nhFo!- it is necessary that export goods trol posts, airports, Lntation, in fact, would have and services balance .immediately railway junctions, highways meant the recognition of East me,aseurads or at least over a set period, im- xo pOSI8nune consist,.. ported goods and services major ports. He stat-- Germany. How they mteiio: -- parks and the new hous- and also o foUowing projects: ,' These of published in now will re-- ing designed by the Muni-cou- ld One the letters ed that the Western powers deal with the issue 1 The former airport area will be yesterday's Islah recommended have their representa- - quire considerable consul ta-- roa'd system. In this project, the cipaUty. In order to improve the supreme allies, sanitary conditions in the old city the establishment of a tives in Soviet forces stationed tions among Western whole of the road network in the economic council in Afghanistan, Composed ranmng cmuuiuuB, w .;n v v rxi h former airport will be built and attention, two projects will be ttccdUlM" icpisciiut- - i ujr y f world parks. regulate and all econo- A.1 - .:j A. rili started toeether with the TIT a J .1 MMVU7 H2 UI iOlbCU. Tki.X lliO nrint uvea in wesi Germany in ana uwi is 4L.i t . " vujs v nf.nuds. One is the improvement of the mic activities in the country. western De tne Degmmng m Ct water dispo-Th- e The paper devoted its editorial forces stationed there, talks wui 2 The jmprovement of the drainage and waste move Soviet Union is also ready constructive trend; the results Khan road with sal system and the other is the in woVnminff the recent Mohammad Jan ment in Kabul Municipal Cor- lo negouaie a reaucuon 01 01 wnita wiix uc the provision Ol parsing space Bnuuutuuu the latrines. About 70 of the houses poration. It is commendable to foreign forces in East and West the difficult problems between 3. The Ministry of Education editorial, that the Germany the two sides. The questions and Istiqlal School road is to be in the old city can be equipped note, said the 1 Corporation is taking serious steps . , . , . x.j -- -- j u in h nhU to rone with such latrines. me aoviei'. proposaisare npi aireaay presen - volume of The last project on the list of to improve the sanitary conaitions "1 "1p a uv a new. Aa-- 1 muni rait "oti t11 .TnpaitnrM tn r under--- the older section of Kabul City, . - tffir fvm l3nHvninI nunfonrr in offered again at a time, when however, that mere is a soiu- CJUTied out so as to enhance the taken immediately in the city where . majority Of the citizens there is a general trend on the tion to the present situation, esthetic appearance of this sec-- of Kabul is the construction of live. The Corporation should also part of East and West to work providing goodwill exists on tj0 or the city. - high standard public latrines in be credited for its efforts in stab-lizin- g out a joint strategy of peace, Ijoth sides. .4. The Bagh-e-Omo- bridge various parts of town. prices of essential diets PAGE 3 ""JULY 21. 1963 Miss Universe - Love LVo c? z c2 ttt im Finalists' Lives SUNDAY For at least two of the Miss EXTERNAL SERVICES Universe finalists there are men between the crown. On 19 Metre Band p.m. Ellen Liebenberg of the Repub- A.S.T. 10-3- 0 GMT Music 7; lic of South Africa plans to marry 3-- Commentary Music international rugby star Jannie article on "Men who Engelbrecht of Capetown Dec 14. made history" Music Aino Korwa of Denmark wants to marry Gert Jensen, an electri- Second English Programme:' cal engineering student, in Octo- -4 p.m. - ber. On 19 Metre Band for South Should either become Miss Uni- East Asia and Indonesia. " verse 1963, she would have to ' delay the wedding until the next Urdu Programme: annual pageant. Reigning Norma Nolan of Ar- pjn. A.S.T. on 63 Metre gentina delayed her marriage to Band in the Short Wave: Franco Zanotti, a Buenos Aires Third English Prerimrai!: builder, for the same reason. p.m. A3.T. 14-0- 0 GMT I dare not think about it, "Miss on 63 Metre Band. Denmark said. "It seems so im- News Music possible such a situation could Commentary Music developed." " Russian Programme: ne approach and the spillway .tunnel of the north of D aronta Canal power dam. Blue-eye- d Miss Lienbenberg, - p.m. A.S.T. on 25 like Aino a shapely 6, was Metre Band. equally surprised. "I sent Jannie a telegram on NANGARH - Arable Programme: . AR IRRIGATIONSCHEME TO 'I L. . . --1 . L. A 17 1 J UI.l. 10-- p.m. AS.T. on 25 j.uiuuajr iiiguL, sue saia. s Metre Band. so sudden to be a finalist. I never WATER MORE THAN 30,000 HECTARES dreamed I would be, nor consi- Nangarhar irrigation scheme ding to Mr. Gharzai, eight dered the consequences." German Programme: 60 bridees local villages and the remaining is complete. When will span the canal at various 2,000 Others among the finalists rep- the project is finished Kw for illuminating purpo- resenting five' continents, express- 11-- p.m. A.S.T. on 19 it points. Five of these bridges, at ses in Jalalabad. Forty per cent will irrigate 30,500 Moy-Mubara- k, equal hectares of Amarkhail, Gho-cha- k ed concern but refused to Metre Band. land. Mr. Mohammad of the work on the hydel plant offer definite plans for marriage. French Programme: Safar Raig Shah Merdan Khan has "been finished and the machi- Vakeel Gharzai, Chief of the Nan-garh-ar Miss Ireland, Marlene Mckeown, pan. A.S.T. on 19 and Barikab have been completed nery, which has already- - arrived scheme is reported to have and-- are now being munched a cookie and said, "my Metre Band. utilized for in Jalalabad, is being assembled. plans are" told a Bakhtar correspondent power-pr-ductio- n, uncertain. 'What I do Western Music: that traffic. Referring to Mr. Gharzai disclosed that 3,500 a 50 Km. portion out of a total Mr. Gharzai persons after the contest depends now -- said that the have been under three times a week length 70 Nangar-ha- hydro-electr- trained entirely .pn a of Km. of the r ic plant a letter letter from pjn. Sunday classical at Daronta the course of .technical training " Canal has been exacavated will generate 11,000 someone very important. I cannot and . light music, alternating Kw of power. during the past two years. Three and work is now in progress near Of this amount 7,000 tell you his name." weeks. . Kw will be hundred trainees, he said, are Nadir Shah Kote. The water-pump- Marite Ozers of Chicago, Miss Canal, he used for operating s, currently receiving training said, ranges from 12 to 24 metres in U.S.A--, was careful not to pin- 2,000 Kw for domestic use in the this course. - wide and is capable of carrying point her s. future. "He is not 50 cu. metres of water per se- through school yet. It's too early cond. . to decide anything." Ritta Kautianimen'of Helsinki Twenty-fiv- e thousand hectares had made up her mind not to . consider marriage reign, MONDAY . . will be irrigated by the until her canal itself and the re- as Miss Finland jends next April. n w a ar va A T ATVf IVVS maining 5,500 hectares by means Then is time enough. Fve al- of water-pump- s. Work on level- ready promised to stay single, DEPARTURES: - ' ling and reclaiming land will be- and I must." gin in November this year; 1,000 Other finalists were Mondque Kabul Mazar hectares will be levelled and !3 - Lemaire of France Helga Karla 8-- 10-4- ready Dep. 30 Arr. 0 . for planting this year. The remaining area will be finished by Italy, Kim Myung-j- a of Korea, ARRIVALS: 1966. Mr. Gharazi said that four Norika Ando of Japan, Olga Gat large experimental farms will luzzia of Argentina, Gertrude also be established Dash-Rai-g Bergener of Austria, Ida Marie Mazar Kabul . at 11-- 13-0- - Varnez of Brazil, Marie Alvarez, . run 00 Arr. 0 Shah Merd Khan, Barikab Nadir. Kandahar Kabul Shah Kote and Pushpulak respec- Colombia, and Plelaine Bennett, 14-0- Thirty-on- e Philippines. Dep. 12-3- 0 Arr. 0 tively. subsidiary water-channe- - - Philip- Beirut Kabul ls will also be exca- t Miss Italy and Miss- 14-0- pines, already Movies, Dep. 12-3- 0 night Arr. 0 - vated to move watef from the in said . main channel. Of these 3 water-channe- ls. T.M.A. With a total length of 40 (Contd. on page 4 ) Km. have already been excavated Free Exchange Kabul Beirut: on the eastern bank of the canal. 11-3- Two tunnels , Dep. 0. with a total length of 8,844 metres are also being Rates At Da - built in the Surkh-Diw- ar area One-thousa- metres of the first tunnel have been completed and Afghanistan Bank lined with reinforced concrete KABUL, July 21. The follow- and cement. . The new arterial IU fttipovi&ni - ing are the foreign free exchange roads, which- will be used when rates Daronta Barrage is completed at the Da Afghanistan Bank y and existing roads are submerged, Baying Rates In Afghanis Telephones are also near completion. Accor The approach of the power dam to the south of Daronta AC Crt - TTO Canal. xxi aj per u O. jLoiiar. Af. 140 per Pound Sterling. Al 12.50 per Deutche Mark 20121-201- Fire Brigade 22 11.6414 per - At Swiss Franc Police 20607-2112- 2 Mickey Mousey By Wolf Disney. Af. 10.1214 per French Franc Traffic - 20159-2404- 1 Af. 7.50 per Indian Rupee Ariana Booking Office - . ' 'cheque) 24731-247- 32 Af . 7.40 per Indian Rupee , Airport 22318 '- (cash) - - :' . Selling- Bates In Afghanis "Per unit of foreign currency: Pi, If At 50.65 per U.S. Dollar At 141.82 per Pound St-rli- ng Af. 12.6625 per Deutsche Mark Af. 11.7928 per Swiss Franc Af. 10.2530 per New French Jahid Phoaa No. 20034 , Franc Mahmood Phone No. 21438 At 7.60 per Indian Rupee Parwan Phone No. 20887 (cheoue) Kabul Phone Na-205- 63 Af. 7.60 per Indian Rupee raryaM Phone No. 20M7 ' (cash) PAGX KABUL TIMXS JULY 21. 1963 Chinese Home News In Kataghan Governor Delegation Leaves AT THE w Addresses Large For Home After Ideological Brief BAGHLAN, July 21. Mr." Sul- Group In Kunduz Talks With Soviet Union tan Mohammad Roufi has been elected Mayor, of Puh-Khumr- y. BAGHLAN, July 20. Lt Gene- Elections" for new Municipal RESULTS PuJi-Khum- CINEMA: . ral Abdul Karim Seraj, Gover- OF TALKS NOT members were held at ry PARK 0, 8 10 p.m. nor of Kataghan Province, addres-in- g Wednesday and Thurs- At and English a large meeting of prominent ANNOUNCED day. . film; WONDERFUL THINGS, figures YET Mr. Roufi was unanimously starring: Frankie Vaughan, Jere- and citizens of Kunduz, MOSCOW. Sunday, July 21, (AP). my Spenser m and Jackie Khanabad arid Hazrat-Ima- at Republic elected Mayor at a meeting of Lane. the Municipal Club on Thursday. pEOPLE'S of China's Communist Party delegation the new members on Thursday. KABUL CINEMA; described the devclnnmrnt r. left Moscow Saturday night after two weeks of apparently GRISHK, July 21. The pro At 5 and 7-- 30 p.m. American construction, educational, econo- futile talks on seemingly irreconcilable Soviet-Chines- e differ vincial Government of Grishk film; ATTACK OF FLYING mic and social plans launched by ences. gave a farewell 'reception in ho SAUCERS. the Government under His Ma- The delegation, nour or jur. Ansan, former De- BEHZAD CINEMA' headed .by 7-- jesty's guidance for raising the Coirfmunfst Party General Secre- puty Chief and Mr. Safi, former At 5 and pjn. Russian film: Director-Gener- al UNDER-WATE- R living standard of the people. Situation In Syria tary Teng Hsiao-Pin- g, took off of Education of STONES with General Seraj urged the people after farewell dinner with Soviet the Helmand Valley Authority, at translation in Persian. to extend their full -- Premier Khrushchev. Lashkargah Club on Thursday ZAINAB CINEMA Still 7-- Described 30 to the authorities in this regard As the Chinese departed, the evening. ' At 5 and pjn. Iranian film; and reminded them that a num- Soviet News Agency Tass report- The function was sHon i VILLAGE SONG in Persian. ber of important developmental Tense ed that the farewell dinner "took high-fa- n king officials of Grishk and reconstruction projects were place in a friendly atmosphere." Province and the Helmund Val- BEIRUT, Lebanon, 21, ley Authority, under way in .the region. He add- July It said Mr. Teng and Mr. Khru-shcho- v as well as foreign ed that these local projects need (AP). A tense hush hung over exchanged toasts hut it experts- and thoii- - orivoc' svauuucui the sincere of the Syria Saturday night. Its borders gave no details. at Lashkargah. Mr. Ansari has people. He also reminded them sealed for the third straight day, The Chinese flew off in two big been appointed Chief of the Ad- of the important humanitarian its streets empty and patrolled by Soviet Tu 104 airliners immediate- ministrative Department and Mr troorjs after almost 36 hours nf work being done by the Afghan ly after dinner at whirh oui acting cnief of newly estnb-lish- ed Red continuous curfew. Department of Crescent Society in allaying the Soviet Communist Party's top" Planning in KABUL, suffering as- The country's hopes to join the Ministry of July 21. Mr. John and providing timely presiaium members were --present. Interior Milton sistance whenever needed. Iraq and President Nasser's UAR.' A Western correspondent NEW KABUL Steeves, Ambassador of ry asked RADIO The report in a three-count- Arab Federa- the United States at the Court of stated that a num- Mikhail Suslov, Chief Soviet Kabul met ber of speakers expressed their tion appeared wipedL out by a spokesman, if an agreement on STADIO Prime Minister Dr. gratitude bloody but unsuccessful pro-Nass- er Mohammad Yousuf Saturday for the efforts of the patching up the two sides'" diff er-- (Contd. from page 1) morning. Government for their benefit and revolution Thursday and the ences had been reached at the Bakhtar reporter Saturday. He pledged full support and execution of 20 pro-Nass- er rebels secret talks. said the total cost of the studios with development by the Government. "It will be will involve a KABUL, July 21. Mr. A. J. De schemes Telephone in the papers," he sum of eighty mil- La Mare, the British and projects. reports from Damas- replied curtly. lion afghanis. Part of the equip- Ambassador cus said army strongman Maj. ment at the Court of Kabul met Mr. A ' which will, be installed at Rishtya, Gen. Amine Hafez moved heavy correspondent asked Mr. the studio has the Minister of Press and weapons into uneasy Teng before he boarded plane arrived in Kabul Information Saturday the capital. the and the rest is on the way, he morning. Soldiers and national guardsmen "have the talks been successful?" said. These equipment cost 130 -- Jagan May Fly lined the otherwise deserted He replied very good. - thousand KABUL, July 21. The Yugo- "Did you get any dollars. slav Ambassador streets and troops guarded stra- results?" Engineer Attayee added that at the Court of To tegic positions. Suslov was the nnlv to there are three mmnkvot ; Kabul held a reception last night London Soon You'll read it in the papers." iu nunour out-goi- ng The situation is completely new studios each containing auxil- oi ine UAR calm," said one Damascus resi- Then he added helpfully : "Not in iary Ambassador and Dean of GEORGETOWN, British Guiana the papers studios for music, tape re- Diplomat the July 21, dent over the censored telephone tomorrow". cording Corps at the court of (Reuter). Dr. Cheddi line, adding and announcer together Kabul Jagan, leftwing Premier that Syrians, who W1 the related control rooms. of Br they-wou- ld The Soviet official The tish Guiana, may fly were warned be shot then started The main music function was attended by to London in for violating the curfew, the western newsmen by asking; studio has been some --Cabinet - the near future, usually were "W planned to accommodate fifty members high reliable listening anxiously to radio or hat did you hope for?" ranking officials of the Foreign sources here said on Friday. The newsmen musicians and some four hundred Ministry ne would nave watching, television in .' their hesitated for a spectators, he said. and some heads of the further meeting homes. - moment and one said: "For diplomatic missions in with. the Colonial Oflice and meet peace." The building will have all KabuL 'I opposition modern amenities. members of Parliament Damascus Radio Improved Export there, the sources added. admitted for Answering a question as what Dr. Jagan had the first time that some Govern- would be the effect of talks here ment soldiers were wounded the 'new ly with Mr. Duncan Sandys, Bri- KABUL, studio in the improvement of Methods for Afghan when rebels attacked the July 21. Mr. Saifur-rahma- n broadcasts, tish Colonial and Commonwealth Dence Sahiharfoh an Engineer Attayee said Potations Ministry and the Country's key t the quality will improve Secre:.iy. broadcasting Thursday. Uie Department of . Geological and also Fruits Mr. Sandys brought Jagan station It ourve-- the "supply of transmitting mate- Discussed Dr.' gave m the Ministry of . and the main opposition no numbers. , Mines rial will be made easier. leader, The broadcast said Gen. Louay iu inuusu-ies- Jen Kabul for the new The Meeting Makes Decisions Mr. Forbes Burnham, together for united States to studio will have music and Atassi. Head of the ruling Na- receive higher other KABUL. July 21. A meeting . talks aimed at forming constitu- Joining in engineering broadcast material was tion to end the tional Revolutionary Council, visit- under a libraries. An annex will be held on Saturday afternoon racial crisis and ed wounded troops in the Damas- AID scholarship programme. for there at the Hall of the Ministry lead this colony to independence residence of radio officers. . of The cus military hospital and kissed Commerce to- - discuss measures talks were suspended on them as he Thursday de- thanked them for their that should be adopted as regard after Mr. Burnham efforts quelling manded removal of the emergency in the revolt. DO me export oi Aigftan fresh fruit. In an - regulations introduced during the NOT "PLAY WITH opening- statement The Revolutionary FIRE" Sarwar De- recent ek general strike. Council Omar, the crushed the uprising in two and BY PUSHING puty Minister of Commerce who Despite a half hours with tanks, guns and FORMATION presided over the meeting, ex- this, an air of optimism jets. plained prevailed In politic ll circles on the government's point of Friday. OF MALAYSIA view about organizing and ex Gen. Atassi was en route to panding the volume of Afghanis- tan's The - independent UAR. when the rebellion started. fruit export. newspaper to settling The . Guiana Graphic said the Govern- discuss the 'political SUKARNO'S WARNING meeting discussed the ex- feud between Syria's Baath So- TO RAHMAN port of fresh fruit from Kabul ment was "prepared to ' and revoke the "regime T . . - regulations if a reduc- cialist and Nasser, in J4K1PT1 J Kandahar and pomegranate from there was hopes of going ahead with plans sunaay, July 21, (AP). Khulm tion of tension between the Indi- warned and Mazar tj the Soviet .Negro to merge the three Arab Nations ' n7f.Tr ildent Union, India and Pakistan. It ad- an and communities. It is in September. MaTaysU 87' said barbed wire and guards had President Nasser FederSn 'orutJLTtl opted a number of decisions for had earlier in the face of Indonesia's " already been removed froin cer- refused to unite with opposition. the better presentation of these tain areas. an regime in Syria - " emotion-packe- d. hour-- commodities to foreign markets. and insisted the Baath Party keep Mi long speech. Dr. Sukarno The meeting was attended by its pledge to give Nas- Universe open the lft Jagan and members of his President possibility that he will members of the Ministry of Com- ser followers a voice in the Gov- (Contd. from Page 3) boycott the Manila summit talks merce; President of the Ariana Cabinet are leaving here on Sun- ernment. their with Malayan day to attend a West Indies Prime interest in the contest was and Phillipine Airlines; Presidents of the Cham- entirely professional However, if Leaders. ber of Commerce in Kandahar and Ministers' conference in Trini- The of either . dad. execution eight soldiers is chosen, she would have Mazar; President of - Kandahar The Premier is unlikelv tn and 12 civilians in Mezza prison to forfeit a Dr. return for about 10 days, movie contract or Sukarno agreed earlier . to Fruit Company and representa- and .following the uprising ed renegotiate usuallyreliable sources her current one. attend the Manila conference, tives of orchard owners from said it was an anu-ayn- an campaign Miss Korea scheduled to open - likely emergency in turned down an later this year, Kabul and Kandahar. most the powers UAJL's controlled newspapers offer for a screen "but now I could be ended by the time he test "because haven't made up my who denounced the Baathists and m my country, a cultured woman mind. It depends on what comes gets back. strongman Gen. Hafez is not in the This would enable the tilks for movies. I want to from Tunku Abdul Rahman New Chief For "drowning the nation in a sea of continue a fling at films. But some (Prime Minister of Malaya)," he with Dr. Burnham to be resum- blood." day all I Prospecting ed. really want is to get said. Petroleum married and have three children." Department Previous Syrian coups d'etat German speaking Zie-sem- er Dr. "Meanwhile, police reported only Helga Sukarno,' speaking at a pre- KABUL, July 21. On the pro- there have been seven successful and Gertrude Bergher sidential reception by- one minor incident overnight. An ones many attended a posal of the Ministry of Mines and others attempted smiled at the mention of number of diplomats including and Industries approval attempt was made to blow up a since al- marriage, the of world war two were but both said they the Malayan Ambassador, repeat- the Cabinet and sanction by His Hindu Temple at the East Coast most bloodless and no rebels have would wait. Helga wants ed the Village of Plaisance, but little to accusation he first made Majesty the King, engineer been executed since 1949. Usu- continue modelling and Gertrude July 10 that the Tunku had Abdul Kudoos Majid damage was done. ally were im- will has been rebels exiled or return to her job on a week- "broken his promise" by f It was the first racial violence prisoned, ly signing appointed acting president-o- the to be freed by th next television show in Vienna. the London agreement on petroleum prospecting reported since last weekend. , coup. (AP) Malaysia.