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VOL, XIII NO. 286 KABUL, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1975 ;(HOOT 19. 1353 S.H.) PRICE AF. 6

President sends President Daoud telegram to U.N. on Baluch refugees arrives in maia KABUL, March 10, (Ba- khtar). --A spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign on official visit f Affairs said yesterday ' U that with the arrival of , March 10, (Bakhtar)- .- The Pres-ide- nt another group of Baluchi and Prime Minister Mohammad Daoud on arri-- 1 refugees in Afghanistan, val today at New Delhi Internaitional Airport was following those , already warmly wlecomed by Indian leaders. taking refuge in Afghan-- 1 The Bakhtar correspondent nister Mohammad Daoud left for ' istan from violence and from New Delhi reports that the New, Delhi by special plane at " President and Prime Minister on 9 : 10 this morning for an official despotism of the armed arrival at Delhi airport was wel- and friendly visit to India at the forces of , Pre- comed by Indian President Fakh-- invitation of Indian President sident and Prime Mini- ' Pri- ; Ali ' ruddin Ali Ahmad, Indian Fakhruddin Ahmad." ster' I Mohammad Daoud me Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi The President of State on arri- and members of Indian Cabinet, val at Kabul International Airport has recently sent a mess- ' Ambassador, of , Republic of. Af- bid farewell with Mohammad j age to United Nations Se- ghanistan to New Delhi Abdur-Rahma- n Nairn, Deputy Prime Minister cretary General Dr. Kurt Pazhwak and ; Indian Dr. Mohammad ; Hassan Sharq, ' Waldheim drawing his Ambassador ; to Kabul . K.R.P. members of the Central Com- -' ' and international organi- Singh, foreign ambassadors ', ac- mittee, Cabinet members, Ge- credited to New Delhi and distin- nerals and senior officers of sations' attention to the guished personalities of India. ' the Republican Army, high tragic situation of these ' civilian Pashtu-nistani- s Afterwards the , President and ranking officials, refugees who have been Prime; Minister accompanied by residing in Kabul, Am--. objects of des- Indian President Fakhruddin Ali bassadors of friendly countries, inhuman ; President and Pritne Minister Mohammad Daoud saying goodbye to' Moharnmad Nairn prior to Ahmad while the national an- ', members of Indian, Bangladesh potism of the government departure for India this morning. ' V thems of Afghanistan and India and Iraqi embassies in Kabul who vi of Pakistan. were played inspected the guard were at the airport to bid fare- ' The spokesman added of honour. ,''J".' v?.; 'l;" well to the President of the State. Later the President and Prime'i.' Afterwards the President of that in the message of the Minister shook hands with other State and Prime Minister while Regulations 'g govt. Armed Sindhi President and Prime Mi- . welcomers, members of the Af- accompanied by Chief of General of of " nister the Republic ghan embassy, in New Delhi, Af- ; Staff inspected the Republican guerrillas Afghanistan it is noted : loot , nation-- 1 comi into ghan students and Afghans , resi-- and the ing force to ding in India! The President and al anthem of the Republic of Af--. that although up date ' KABUL, March 10, (Bakhtar). W were passed in a bid to coordin-- ' Prime' Minister was given a rou- ghanistan was played.1 , ' the government of Af Regulations governing purcha " ate, and ease the process of pur-- v Habib Bank sing welcome by great a number sings by ghanistan has offered ev- Pr- government offices and ' chasing by government offices of New Delhi residents by .The President of State and j ' (i public enterprises, drawn up in ' and public enterprises. KARACHI, March 10, (Bakhtar) ery possible help to these sentiments of friendship, ime Minister was seen off near ' ca--"i iAccording to reliable reports ' three chapters and 47 articles, The! regulations allow the go ( refugees, but as their handclappiag, slogans of , welco- the plane by Mohammad Nairn, me into lorce rouowing tne app-- f vernraent ottices ana puoiic from Karachi armed Sindhi guer- me and waving of the national, Deputy Prime Minister, ; memb- - numbers are increasing ' of the Cabinet, and its pub- - ;i terprises to make their purchases rillas recently attacked one of flags of the two countries. . ers of the Central Committee and constantly, therefore, thr- ' lication in the official gazette. i'w 'v promp'tly, and without red tape. the branches of Habib Bank and The " Bakhtar correspondent Chief of the Presidential Office, source Ministry -- seized all its cash. ough the Secretary Gen- who wished him a journey. A of the of Makine Durchases in the oast was further adds that the , Indian safe Firiance said the new regulation, a protracted and" difficult nro-- ( Another report says that a per- -, eral of the United Na- ,, v special ;; press has described the visit , v of , The plane' of President. son named, Mohammad - Yaseen President and Prime Minister of of State and Prime Minister and tions- and in the name of s In,X)rder to induce domestic pr- who was trying to plant a bomb Afghanistan to India as effective the delegation accompanying him Afghanistan, attention of , ME nations may oduction the regulations call belonged to towards strengthening left Kabul airport at 9:10 a.m. ' for People's Party. further of V-.- International League preferring domestic products , the friendly and traditional relations In this visit the President of " while. 'making purchases even-thoug- h According to another report of Red Crescent and Red between Afghanistan and India. State is accompanied by Com- invest 200,000 m. ' prices of domestic: prod- the Government of Pakistan has Cross Organisations and . The President and Prime Mi- - merce Minister Mohammad Khan . ucts, up to 15 per higher Jalalar, Planning Minister Ali are cent sacked a large number of offic- United Nations Commiss- ' comparison to foreign Ahmad Khuram and Deputy For- dollars by 1980; in. similar ials belonging or , sympathising ' products. ion for Refugees is drawn .Farewell call eign Minister for Political Aff- with the National Awami Party. Government organisations are to the plight of these airs Waheed Abdullah. ,; , March 10, (AFP)- .-; The Pakistani government still ' Oil-ric- allowed to make their day to sacking of KABUL, March 10, (Bakhtar). The President and Prime Mi- h Mideast ; nations are continues officials. refugees. 50,000 The Ambassador of Saudi Ara- nister at the end of his official '. expected to invest a total 200,- - day purchases up to afs. ' ! ' i ' bia to Kabul Sheikh Mohammad visit to India will go to Banglad- 000 million dollars in their do- directly. Syria says ' j no paid a fa- esh and Iraq at the invitation of mestic economic projects by The' new regulations outline to Geneva of rewell call on Commerce Minis- Bangladesh President Sheikh 1980, according to a new fore- - the .responsibilities both the ter Mohammad. Pre-.- .. ; buyers and the sellers, said the Khan Jalalar at Mujiburrahman and Iraqi cast. ,,-.,?- ,r vvpt.;. - Mideast without PLO ' source. meet 10 a.m. , r. , Finance Ministry yesterday. ,, . , . sident Hassan V , This is about 10 times more ;than the comparable,', inveBt- -, LONDON, March 10, (Reut They said that since Dr. Kis- ment8 in 1660s. .However, er, Turkish leaders to the ; Kissinger meets er). Syria yesterday particip- singer was just beginning a political and ep economic instabi- ation at the Geneva Middle step-by-st- process, "why sp- lity in the region may affect East 'l peace conference with a eculate just now about a new discuss Cyprus crisis today the projects, a recent report , Israeli leaders Palestinian presence at the Geneva meeting. by Economic In- ep the Research bargaining table, which may That step-by-st- approach stitute for the Middle ad-- .. , March 10, (Reut-er-). East handicap Dr. Henry Kissinger's was condemned yesterday by dify its ,view that Cyprus must . ded.. ;.,.; ' ',,.-- :J.-- . 'for peace talks for a Turkey will spell out the become a al re- efforts new agreement on the , which favou- federal The private Tokyo concessions it is prepared to public with ethnic Greeks and institute the Sinai. rs the Geneva talksof which said increasing oil revenues ; H JERUSALEM, March 10, (Ren- make on Cyprus when U.S. Turks running their own auto Syrian President Hafez it is rather than would cause an economic deve- ter). US Secretary of State Hen- Secretary of State Henry Kis- nomous administrations under who Saturday offered its exclusion by Dr. Kissinger's ' lopment boom in the Mideast, ry Kissinger opened new Middle ; singer is here this after- a joint central government, the to set up joint political and shouttle diplomacy. ' even involving nations without East peace talks with Israeli lea- noon ; to discuss the Cyprus officials said. military commands with the The Soviet party newspaper l oil resources. . ders here last night amid signs step-by-ste- p crisis and the U.S. embargo '.i. Palestine guerrillas, said if this Pravda said the . : that the going might be tough, on armB to Turkey with Tur- Since Turkish troops landed in Mideast na- happened they would either approach was an attempt to ' i Informed sources said Dr. Kis- kish leaders, including Foreign Cyprus' last summer, Turklsh- -' tions were increasing economic both go to Geneva or both stay force Arab nations into accep- singer talks with Syrian Pre- Minister Esenbel Turkish offi- Cypriots have controlled the' development investments by away. ting Israeli occupation of the- ' l 200 to 500 sident Hafez in Damas- This, coupled ir, cials said yesterday. , northern 40 per cent of the is- per cent ; annually, with Egyptian land. '' cus yesterday before coming he- The officials said Ankara land and set up a separate fe- though neigh- President Anwar Sadat's rejec- re had: been "very difficult" with would first listen to Dr. Kiss- deral state there ' to prepare bours were far behind. tion Saturday of Israel's prime Egypt optimistic ';" the Syria's taking a hard stand. inger's views on the Cyprus cr- for the federal republic they But political and economic demand of a pledged of non- i Dr. Kissinger divulged little to isis following his meeting on are demanding. ' ' ' ' instability coupled with Inad- belligerency, cast some gloom of second troop i .reporters travelling with him. Friday with - Greek Foreign The' establishment of the equate administration has for over the latest Kissinger mis- sion Minister Dimitrios i Bitsios. state followed the U.S. Cong- ced changes in or suspension of He was due to inform Prime aimed at an interim agree- disengagement j ' Dr. Kissinger plans to meet ressional decision last Februa- development projects, accord- Minister Yitzhak Rabin on his ment covering the Sinai penins- ASWAN, Egypt, March 10, ' '' ' ' ing to the report. talks with President Assad and ula. ' Egyptian Bitsios again after his talks ry 5 to severe military aid to ; (Reuter). officials were discussions Saturday with '' Pre- Dr. Kissinger arrived in Is- optimistic yesterday' about here Turkey would make clear Turkey because Congress was , For example, Kuwait gave . the ' sident Anwar Sadat of Egypt. rael last night from Syria, un- it was prepared to redraw the not satisfied 'with Ankara's up a large investment plan be--: chances of US Secretary of State ' ' ' i Dr. Kissinger is trying to set smiling and looking grim, and se- demarcation line between Gr- peace efforts. , cause investment-worth- y proj--. Henry Kissinger arranging a in1 ' ' Dri up new Israeli withdrawals said he was looking to see if cond troop disengagement with eek and Turkish dominated ; Officials said Kissinger ects were seriously limited. . areas of the island and make ' was concerned about the effect Excessive investments could ' Sinai la return for peace' pledges new ideas can be developed Israel despite President Anwar ' from Egypt. lea--' other detailed concessions. of the arms embargo on NA- cause, trouble in some Mideast, But the Syrian for further peace discussions. Sadat's rejection of a der was reported to be sticking Informed sources in Israel pledge, , But Ankara would not mo TO's southeastern flank. nations; the report said- - , ,. firmly to his stated line that he said it appeared that neither Before leaving for Syria yester- Cannot' accept a separate Israeli-Egyptia- n Syria nor Egypt had felt the day morning, Dr. Kissinger said NUGforcesfight 6 miles from PHnom Penh accord which does not ideas he had put forth constitu- he held good talks with President also provide for Israeli pullbacks ted a basis for further discus- Sadat and would work out ideas PHNOM PENH, 10, March (R- major fuel depot close, by the International Pochentong airport in the Golan Heights, sions they said the Syrians for moving the negotiations for--, Unity (Govern- eutersNational garrison but gave no other de- have been halted 1,000 metres r" Strict security surrounding Dr. were taking a hard line. ward after he had been to Da- ment forces trying to demolish tails. (yards) from NUG-hel- d vil- the Kissinger's new round of shuttle . Israeli foreign Minister mascus and Jerusalem. Phnom Penh's northern defences The command also reported a lage of Tuol Leap. because , of , diplomacy, expected to take two said the Israeli go- Dr. Kissinger came here seek- suffered 143 killed' hi a battle on battle. 15 miles (24 kms) south- - stiff opposition the command j to three weeks, with breaks for vernment hoped the U.S. Sec- ing concrete proof bringing about Friday night, the Lon Nol high, ' east of Phnom Penh at the villa- said. I visits to Ankara and probably to retary of State's report would be an Israeli withdrawal in Sinai, 'f command said yesterday . ; - -- ge of Russei Srock on Basac Ri- I airport, 15 kms ' The from the the gulf states. . "more constructive than what but met with firm refusal by i ' " 4 ver. It gave no village, came under NUG roc--: . ( .. details. Dr. Kissinger was to fly to has been emerging from Arab ; President Sadat to accept the non- - ' ! J The battle which continued un- attack yesterday. One ex- past ket civilian Turkish capital today and is mass media the few days." belligerency . agreement sought til Saturday morning Was for the i The NUG forces mounted person was wounded. - their; n.1 pected to return here on Tues- Israeli officials, who Satur- by Israel. Lon, Nol garrison of Prek Phnev assault on this sector last De- According to the command day before flying back to Aswan day commented that the propo-- President Sadat is apparently Six miles of com- v-- : Syrian-Palestini- north here, the cember ghting was continuing outside ! in Egypt for new talks with Pre-- sals for a waiting for Dr. Kissinger's re- 1 ; mand said. ' , i .West of the Cambodian capital Longvek village, 34 - miles (56 Sident Sadat joint command caused grave turn on Tuesday Wednesday ' or i Unity Go- an ' wh-- ; It said the National infantry and armoured task kms) north of Phnom . Penh, The .sources said no schedule concern, would not be drawn before setting out detail how he (NUG) Saturday vernment forces force sent four days ago to flush ich the NUG forces' occupied last' for the proposed trip to the gulf on President Assad's "both or believes an agreement can be 1 ' night also attacked Phnom Penh's Out NUG gunners attacking 'Friday. ... , the had yet been set up.. , , . none" threat yesterday. . . reached. , PAGE 2 THE KABUL TIMES MARCH 10, 1975 THE KABULTIMES IS DA Y OF THE HIJACKER ALMOST OVER?

' - Its failure to come to. grips trial, he added. , "No, no, I don't want them had failed to achieve their pur- . . 1 J A with the issue of hijacking was The three. Arab gunmen who here. I allowed several groups pose, mey naa manasea io go ' seen by many as one of the lost tried to destroy an Israeli air- of terrorists to take exile here, free by bargaining for refuge in . .. opportunities of the controvers- liner with rockets at Orly, then but now its finished'. .nA,k tv.:. ial, latest session of the United seized ten hostages and with- The fact that the Orly gunmen cape hatch" should now be clos- Nations General Assembly. stood an siege before th- had found a string of Middle ed or at least considerably nar- - Since then, however, a signifi- eir inevitable demand to be flown East airports closed to them was rowed. cant hardening of international away to escape justice. also noted by the Iranian news- There were at least two Inter-- w opinion against ter- . nfi'nn ol MnuAnfirUIH Afl4 fAri. this form of But they , found all Middle paper, Kaybaa International.!'' . rorism could lead to a greater airports closed in 1970, East to them and, i. eluded in the Hague and resolve at this autumn's UN mee- according to the Iraqi authorities, In an editorial it said that for the Montreal agreement of - the ting and spell the end of the were eventually allowed to land the three terrorists the affair was fnllm.Mn rt vAnr hw uhirh tfnvprn..' hijacking era. '. at Baghdad only because the Fr- an exercise in futility although - ments agreed to take concerted day Following two inci- Published' every except Friday and public holidays. the recent ench airliner they had comman- eight people had been severely action against hijacking. But not , dents at Orly airport, , 'Fr- deered was running out of fuel; injured in the airport, shooting all UN members were signatories ance, will be in the van of de- and the lives of many others had to these treaties Now, however, mands thati the world commu- The incident occurred only a been put at grave risk by these me uue uyiuiuu t. uau ' ui puuiu; FOOD '. FOR THOUGHT nity should get tougher with h- few days before President Sadat's antics. '.; t.-- t turned sharnlv atrainst mert such EDITOR ijacking. to France, and in an "For the rest of us, who do as those who acted out theif fan- NOUR M. RAHIMI Healing is a matter of time, "I wish there to agreed ' be an interview with the leading Fren- not share the belief that we can tasies at Orly, the editorial said. : Tel. 26847 international position that would ch newspaper, Le Monde, the Eg- affect the course world history - of Editorial Office . but it is sometimes also a mat- ' allow the punishment of terrorist-k- yptian leader said that the at- by lobbing hand grenades at in- A string of Arab countriel had . Tel. 26848 ' .,' illers", the French Interior tack was directed against him in nocent passengers, there are. les- been able to refuse to receive the Advertising Dept. 26859 ter opportunity. ., of Minister, Poniatowski, said after that it. was an attempt to sabo- sons to be learned", the newspa- terrorists,, ana tne incident naa Circulation Dept. 23834 the second of the two incidents. tage relations between France per said. ' been universally condemned. - 26851 Ext 59 ' Hippocrates and the Arab world. Although there had been few "The time is ripe to make an- Agreed and collective imple- "Let the devil take them away successful hijackings recently, other attempt at firming up ex-- . mentation of such measures wo- I dont want to hear another many people had been killed and isting agreements and at secur--' notably ; , 1 . v.. .' uld permit courts in co- word about these guer- therefore security at airports sh- nig auiieaiuu iu incui uy , auuiii-.jj.'ii - untries where such attacks were rillas. They are criminals", Pre- ould be further tightened. ' onal countries." R staged to put the terrorists on sident Sadat added. Then,' even frees eview though hijackers (Lion Features) Govt, purchasing ANIS Kenya battens down for the economic strains regulations The daily Anis of ' yesterday Kenya has is recognised as stability,-- carries an interview with Presid- entered its twelfth He the key . andan enduring political good rains, with high prices for Insti- year of independence with a br- man in mounting the country's may carry her through. cash crops suclf as coffee and Passage of a set of new rules go- ent of the Afghan Women's ' and new parliament, some . new defences against the economic verning purchasing by state tute Kubra Noorzai on the occa Factros militating against' her sisal. Earnings in the vital tour ,'. blood in the administration, and storms now blowing around the are a population ' ict ivifliicfmr hnurAirAw " Aa."'' offices and organisations is an- sion of March 8 which has been growth rate of mA many tough new economic prob- fair shores 6f Kenya, and indeed 3.5 per ,.' other step in the way of refor- recognised as International Wo- cent a year, the .fastest wn last year by 11 per cent the-- men's Day. The day was marked lems in an increasingly hard wor- the whole of East Africa. But he rate in Africa, (13 million now, ugh a slight recovery is being ming the nation's administra- ' ld for developing countries. had to be' moved from his old wi- processes. by all UN member nations. In rising to 15 million by 1978), noticea tms year.- - .:, , a :C. tion machinery, and ' The October general election constituency, where he was unf- rising Exercising of greater caution in Kabul the occasion was observed th unemnlovment and a Kenya, however, does not eas--' by wom in which the Kenyatta administr-tio- n airly under attack for the rising dangerous drift from the poor ily panic. Mwai Kibaki recruiting personnel, supervis- a photo exhibition on , has told committed itself for the thi- cost of living, to a safe new one. areas to ion of working in government en's movement in Afghanistan rural the cities and to . the nation the whole sad story of rd time to the verdict of the pe- -' Kibaki's handling of Kenya's wns. Huge organisation, maintaining a during the past fifty years. "back to the land" its economic plight, with no pul- ople, toppled nearly half the Mp-- . economic performance in the la- programmes, pertinent and effective system Kubra Noorzai is quoted with vast sums spe- ling of punches. 's in the previous parliament Fo- st five years has been largely re- on of and punishments, saying: Women have played th nt rural development, are the Belts are to be tightened, luxu- - j rewards mi- ur ministers and 13 assistant sponsible for her success. Forei- key four-ye- ar ', and making retirement as eir role, along with men, in diff- notes of the current ry imports are to be restricted, nisters lost their seats. gn investments have ' ceptable as possible by offering erent social, cultural and educa- ' flowed in development plan. ; higher prices are forecast. .:. . - In a continent of mainly milit- to boost industry. .Foreign ' greater pension benefits have tional fields. However, the ser aid Social - unrest in Kenya caus educa--tio- n ; ary dictatorship such ani has come in showers a tribute to Population growth would by poverty privile-- , been some of areas that- - baye vices rendered by women and be ed and under though fought within the fr- Kenya's credit already been acted upon. their participation in different worthiness abroad bad enough,' but Kenya is now ge is unlikely, but as always un-- amework of one de facto party, j Smooth functioning of many a social fields have not been paral entering the new era of world der the new pressures, on the ." Ke- -; KANU, can be chalked up to She has a healthy', agriculture ; state organisation to a great lel and equal due to the require economic stress in which she will cards. Rapid Kenyanisatioq has nya's credit side. producing all her valuable extent depends on efficient ac-- ments of the time and social nor forei be sorely tested With almost all brought thousands of Africans X, But the future, face of gn exchange . exports; eggs quisitioning and dispensing of ms of the nations. Such an in- in the earning her in one agncultural bas-- into the higher income brackets. heavy by imported infla-".- .. and a -- materials. Warehousing and equality and the need for wo- attacks considerable slice of her ket. it onlv needs There has been a genuine effort j tion rising living costs, will own mounting food Man- - , purchasing, hence, should be as men to take active part in the and , needs. ght. (Kenya has had them befo- - to distribute the benefits of inde V social services in societies test all Kenya's reserves of finan- ufacturing industry is making , re) to wipe our exports pendence efficient and easy as possible, the her and downwards. , . i - r cial "fat" earned the years goods in- - but leaving no room for plagia drew the attention of the world from many the field bring famine to millions of Afri-- I But Kenyanisation and free en of appropriate of prosperity. import, substitution; and inc- cans, already the rising terprise has j rising public property, or funds. that measures have hitby brought ; tlwusandi Kenya's much-vaunte- d political reasingly auditors of various minist to be taken to establish the right for export. cost of living. , v , of ambitious Africans, into even The ' ries and those of the Prime of women and to expand their stability will count in the hard Unlike Zambia and: Nigeria. higer brackets of wealth V' - and pr Ministry are now going dver scope of participation in all fields years undoubtedly ahead. It is Africa' two most; economically The oil crisis has hitKenya's the records and performance of life fortunate that the leadership is. successful countries, Kenya has reserves with devastating effort very conspicuous elite ..niatching tt still "in the" hands of "President" (. , of many institutions that may It was on the basis of this idea """au muni! spcaiuug ui me tusi oi on imports tms year the Europeans and the "Asian .. except some have discrepancies in their ac- that 1975 was slated as Interna- Jomo Kenyatta and his did gua- flourspar, and relies is up by 50 million. Total imp They cannot fail to be aff bl- mainly counts, or mismanaged or mis tional Women's Year and can rd", aided by some good new on agriculture; a still yo- orts, including vital machinei ed rather less than the ood..''.'-" .',f,V".' ung manufacturing industry, and for industry, used public property or funds be considered as the commence- fertilisers, pesticid nMch (the masses)' by the econo V ::, These men to crises. tourism. ;; . .; ; ; in one way or another. ment of a widescale movement of are used es and raw materials for manuf "Mm iu LAJiiit. h nil w m axw They fought a colon- bfev It ought to be noted that regula- women in the world. J war against acture, may be up this year by something of a miracle if un th- They are her only in tr- 40 tions pertaining to government In her interview Kubra Noorzai ialism and have taken Kenya stocks some with 350 million sp- icai ui some Kina does not show warehouses and warehouses stresses the need of further popu- rough many storms to its present ade with which to make her way ent this year against 206 mill- itself in the coming years, in a sever- unique place Africa. . hard world. But the Kenyans ion last year. ely as well as those related to pur- larisation of education both am- in . .. testing Kenya's traditional so- chasing while seemingly very ong men and women because it Predictably, "Mzee Kenyatta, are industrious people. That, pl- Offsetting this, Kenya had ex- cial and political stability. through left a great deal of is only through education that now 85 was returned unopposed us shrewd planning from above cellent harvests this year due to -G-EMINI - ground uncovered. women can achieve due status in for his Hatundu seat, and for the v ' , presidency. He is still If this was in the form of ex- the society. , , hale and pense for ensuring smooth op- From the onset of women's mo- hearty and still has an iron grip eration and performance of vement the wo- on affairs. No logical successor IN OUR STRANGE WORLD the organisations and institu- men in the country have taken emerged to answer the perennial BUENOS AIRES, March 10, 20 to one match Friday. 20 cooks prepared covered would not mat- part with in social affairs question: "What happens when a, banquet for tions it active (Reuter).An busin- Ka-rpo- Argentine Satarday it reported that the recentinn, , whara da - ter too much. But this was not and have come out with success- the old man goes?" The situa- ess ..wv. UT tvculi csa- executive, kidnapped last 23, won 16 games, lost two es served the food. - the case. ful. This indicates the talents of tion has some dangers and many September by V breakaway Pero- - and drew to one of them aga-- , The In the new set of rules just ado- Afghan women, says Kubra people around him believe there n bride, Dqua- - i the nist guerrillas, has been freed for - inst a woman, Lyudmila - Lebede- er of the wealthy duke of West- pted by the government of the Noorzai. should be a clear succession. a 500,000 dollar ransom, his fa- va from in Byelorussia. minster, looked Rtllnnintf a Republic of Afghanistan rela- In the same issue the daily One election, sensation was mily announced Saturday. Parpov is supposed to" V meet ceremony in a gown ting to public purchasing small Anis in its "economic ' developm- the defeat of the Foreign Minis- by dior. Af- - They said Senor Alfonso Mare-- Fischer on June 1 in Manila. terwaras tne couple heli-copt- er and large scale purchases, em-- ent" page carries a report on ani- ter, Dr Njoroge Mungai, in one left by ueritte, a senior executive in the Karpov is now expected to re- for a honeymoon ergency and regular purchases mal vaccine. According to the of the fierces electoral battles. Dunge at a sec-- and born Argentine busi- tire into seclusion , ani- with his train- ret destination. .. are distinguished from , each report eighty per cent of the Whatever Dr. Mungai's distincti- ness Empire, was ...... freed Pridav ers, . Yeflm Geller and Semyon other. mal vaccine is being produced lo- ons in diplomacy, his constituen- by his montoneros captors. Furman, to prepare for the Queen Elizabeth In the past virtualy the same ru- cally. The report further adds: ts had the last word and found title and other ine brothers Jorge and Juan match. members him th- of the royal family les applied to small and large In the last eleven months over unsuitable to represent bora heirs to the business cm. - stood among the purchases, or purchases that four million doses of vaccine ha- em. .. , guests in the pire were also kidnapped by the cathedral as had to be done immediately produced by the Vaccine President Kenyatta's new For- a fanfare of trump- . ve been montoneros last September. CHESTER, ets ENGLAND, March, heralded the approach : and those which could wait, Department of the Ministry of eign Minister, Dr. Mbuya Waiykai The born family of the have denied 10, (Reuter). An English city was 'bride. . all possible con- The is a and nuances Agriculture and Irrigation. distinguished academic, but recent reports that broth the closed to outsiders Saturday wh- The puke of Westminsterwho-Kavehisbr.d- sidered. figure shows an increase of over so far untried la the government e were freed following , payment en society photographer Lord Li- It has often happened that expen- two million dos'es compared to service, though the noises he is away, of 30,000 million dollar. The fa chfield, a cousin of Queen Eliza- down the sive equipment would remain the corresponding period the pre- making suggest that he intends aisle in . whJL mily say the brothers are still beth. "Quietly" marripd ladv - becau- give Kenya in " U- an inoperable for months vious year. . to a more forthright TSL5 asinma arts captivity. onora Grosvenor, one of ric-- shortly se a small part that would not The Vaccine Institute has a image in foreign affairs where the before the rcmony. . Police said that in another in. host UAi ;n !, lanj t .j t . cost more than a few dollars capacity of some 12 million doses for years she has played a low - - sumi was Or ddent a suburban branch of the Before the colourful ceremonv heavy white silk could not be ordered or pur- a year. The Institute produces profile role, especially in the tur- r bank of Tokvo was jmrnvpH with in this ancient northwest ered w,U chased outright. six kinds of vaccines which meets bulent affairs of Africa. city the butterflies in organza bullets. couple had said: : "We are det- Under the new regulations every sixty to eighty per cent of the Already he has been successful fed ,Pearl8- - Het ermined it will be as Quiet and held government organisation is au- overall need of the country. in solving the highly delicate di- with the family MOSCOW. March 10. iReutsrV intimated as possible". tiara, thorised to make purchases at The vaccine made at the Ins- plomatic and economic problem an ancient heirloom. ' Soviet chess grandmaster Ava-to- ll They then quitely invited near- their own descretion up to afs. titute has proven highly effective of Tanzania's extraordinary ban Earl of Lich- Karpov, lost two games while ly 2,000 guests to the ceremony field, one 50,000. This provision on the and results achieved from vaccin- on Kenya's giant road transpor- of London'a most popul-a-r Playing 20 people simultaneous. In Chester cathedral including face of ft might not appear too ation on animals have been very ters crossing Northern Tanzania for almost 20 -- ly in what could have been his Queen Elizabeth,. years, important but it will solve un- satisfactory. with vital freight to landlocked had invited a, troop of last public appearance Eli--, problems before he Princess Margaret,. Queen former girl friends told number of for JAMHOURIAT Zambia. plays champion Bobby to the cere-- ; Fischer of zabeth the queen Prin- mony. : government organisations. mother, , ( r The projected cooperative the The election did not demonst- tne US ' for the world title, it waa cess Beatrix of the Netherlands Of course greater care must be establishment of which has been rate any. kind of blanket attack reported Friday. rJheI ?duded film 8t Britt multi-millio- n and the exiled King Constantine Ekland, Gayle exercised when making approved by the Cabinet has dra- on the administration, , though Hunnicut and Ale-- , The newspaper Komsomolska. of Greece. , Ja-- 1 Jtandra Bastedo. Afghani or dollars pur- wn the comment of the daily there were many signs of dissat- ya Lady Jane We-- Pravda selected the opponents v Local baker Frank Wemholt ' chases or deals, and the new mhouriat of today. isfaction, perhaps whose nami was roman- - natural in this tn a nationwide competition am spent six regulations such Republican quiet weeks making tically hnked last year call for care. The state, as has aggressively free enterprise, capi- ong its readers, with Prin ability and staged the a 200 pounds wedding cake and ce was Afghanistan's in translat- been explicitly expressed in its talist state, among the "have no-ts- " unaries, alsd there. ing into action national aspira- policy statement, gives top prio- against the growing wealth tions and development targets rity to the welfare of the popu- of the "have's", who appear to is directly related to her suc- lation, says the paper. From the have cornered too large a share cess in administrative reforms. very start the Republican state of the economic cake. This often During the past eight to 20 mon- has been gearing all efforts to- took on tribal and clan associa- ' ths' many formidable steps ha- wards achieving this' end, adds tions, with attacks on MP's and ve been taken in this direction. the paper. ministers who were accused of .In this campaign the govern- The establishment of the coop- handing out too many "jobs for tea- ment deserves the wholeheart- erative for the civil servants, boys." ; ed support of all compatriots. chers and government employees Much to the relief of business Is is among industrial-circle- It our hope that with deter- the fundamental steps financial and s in mined work on the part of the taken by the Republican state Kenya the clever and very able government, and full public which is aimed at helping a gr- Finance Minister,, Mwai Kibaki, support this objective will be eat number of people, asserts was returned to parliament; and achieved. the paper. Inevitably to his ministry. r " - w '" j' rn - - t 'ilriffrnnnminr Mini in wwni.ii. . .. .i i.m.u j. nuir-.r .j

PAGE 3 THE KABUL TIMES 'IV MARCH 10, 1975

Afghan women: ; f- ) til'':yj.y'WK::tt:''Mli tH" '!:X?y i Hi-,- la i S " Rare p hoto graph s de pict ,. begin ning of emanci patio n : ' I By Afzal Naslri cer respectively. J , ; ,' , With the passage of the time A photo exhibition demonstra- 577 and gradual development in the ting the movement of women in country the movement of women Afghanistan during the last fifty accelerated. The photographs years was opened in Kabul Nen-da- ri visualise participation of women Saturday. The exhibition in university education, nursing, has been organised by Women's I. industry, medicine, etc. Coordination Committee' of the The real breakthrough came Ministry of Information and Cul- in 1959 when President Daoud ture in cooperation with the Wo- was the Prime Minister of the men's Institute, Bakhtar ' News nation, Veil was officially dis- - Agency's photography section, ! carded. There was no mundatory - maternity hospital, Family Gu- . order for unveiling, but pho? , the )( idance' Association. and a number . tographs speak of themselves. .'. if of private individuals. Women can be seen shoulder to shoulder with men. The Afghan The photo exhibition is a part, woman proved herself capable of Women have not lacked behind in any fied, here a of Women's Committee's endea-your- s Gauhar Khanum was a member meeting the challenge of enter- graduate receives a degree at the convocation. to observe 1975 as the In- of group of girls which for the ing the society as equals. time Afghanistan for Iqbal Khanum the first woman ; ternational Women's Year, which first left J' Portraits of this period are is in accordance with the decis- higher studies to Turkey.. , teacher in Afghanistan. depicting the active part of wom- ion of the United Nations. The en in the social and cultural de- UN Secretary General Kurt Wal-dhei- velopment. Women can be seen on the same day declared attending international meetings open a photo exhibition at Unit- and seminars. A corner of the ed Nations headquarters. Like- display is devoted to the famous wise in all the member countries international women politicians, exhibitions displaying photos on writers, poets, scientists etc. ' : the movement of women were A source of the Women's Coor 1 opened on this date. - , dination Committee speaking in The exhibition at Kabul Nen-da- ri this regard said that the object consists of over 300 photo- of organising such an exhibition graphs on different aspects of is to give a picture of the wo- women's movement in the dif- men's movement in the country ferent periods of history. The and ' to provide an opportu- photo gallery obviously begins nity .to the women to ex- with the portraits of 50 years press their difficulties and find back when the foundation for the their solutions. emancipation of women was laid. J The' coordination committee envisages to reproduce excerpts 50 years An outstanding , photograph A group of the girls which travelled to Turkey nearly from Sera jul Akhbar edited by of t this period ' in the gallery back to pursue studies. the father of journalism in Af- shows a group of six Afghan girls ghanistan Mahmoud Tarzi. As who were the first to have been (Iqbal Khanum whose photograph nurse graduating from nursing early as 1300 Afghan era a col- is sent to Turkey for higher edu- is also exhibited was the first school in 1312 also on display. umn under the caption Narawar-an- e - La-ti- fa cation. One of these Gauhar Kha-nu- Afghan woman teacher at Mast- Meermon Parveen and Mrs. Zanane Jahan (famous wom- - lived to be one of the first oora school in the year 1300).' Kabeer Sera also stand out en of the world) was introduced women teachers in Afghanistan Photographs of the first ever as first singer and radio announ-- in Serajul Akhbar. The column . was written by Asma Rasmia and Rooh Afza. Its object was to liq- uidate the negative attitude per- - The women Social workers deep country side , sisting in the Afghan society ag- travel into the ainst the development and pro- 'to enlighten, the fellow women they carry out heroic campaigns :::SJ gress of women in the nation. against illiteracy and malaria. ; i. - Indirectly the writers tried to ; inspire the public with the pro- gress of women in other nations. Why beauty is a matter n This met with stiff resistance but the column managed to survive weight with "the newspaper.. .the wom- of shape, and not llllilililli in- en's coordination committee - BY SARA LAMBERT s . tends to reproduce these columns According to modern psycholo- tablets than anyone. Muscle is in the' form of a collection. The gy, the shape of your body can heavier than fat and a woman W' VllA Committee also hopes to publish say a lot your mind and who has broad shoulders, a a magazine. about your personality. And it is the and thicker wrists and shape and proportion of a wom- ankles could easily be five, or The Women's Coordination Com-- ' body her attrac- even ten pounds heavier than av- mittee has helped the establish- an's that make erage without looking overwei- ment of similar associations in tive. The scales can indi- ght. Ingrid Bergman is a 'good the provinces of Zabul, Helmand, bathroom cate reassuringly that her weight example of a muscular type. ' Herat, Nangarhar, Kandahar, Gh- -' hei- Beauty tips? Keep the body azni, Lashkargah, etc. the com- is absolutely perfect for her point well toned with exercise. Enjoy mittee has four publications to ght... but they won't out stomach ; co- lots of fresh air and emphasise Afghan women in the field of medicines. its credit so far. the mpensating for the small bust. that healthy, alert look. You can When it comes to the beauty also probably wear bolder and war a tape measure is a better more interesting clothes than ot- weapon than a weight table. And her woman and get away . with SLIM TUBES FOR LEAN TIMES according to experts most of us it. . come into particular physical ty- Digestive types tend to have BY PHILIPS STROUDLEY AND . AMY LANDRETH pes. Identifying the type, and narrow shoulders and wide hips It would have been surprising There are sa'lor smacks at learning to make the most of. ...and they do put on weight ea- can "spared tho- Gis-car- d is is sily. Although small ponedi they indeed if the Paris fashion desig- stripes. , be another era of Scherrer, where Madame all possibilities, what beauty ners had not reacted in some St. Laurent's originals are in se ladies with large backsides d'Estaing, wife of the Pr- about. can look heavier than they are. way to the world's money pr- 'pure silk jersey. But they will and "sat out" skirts. Dior's--, suits esident of France, buys her cl- The Greeks recognised only th- .Elizabeth Taylor is an example. oblems this soring. be copied in the synthetic jerseys are either in cricket-whit- e flan othes, and Scherrer tooo has ree physical types. The Endomor-ph-, Sensible diet is important for And sure enough, here they in no time and will be in your nel bound with navy or. black, or doublebreasted tailor suits wh- a woman who is thick in sta- this type and it's a good tip to come wim a line mat is spare friendly high street stores ere in fine, striped gabardine suit- - ich are much in the tailored ture rather than broad or long. go, on 'quickie' diets immediate- and skinny: far removed from long. ings. His coats go straight and style this first lady seems to She will have a round, soft fig-- 1 ly the scales show an increase of a couple of Digestive ty- 11 the bulk and bunchiness of unbelted from sharolv tailored orefer. ure, a pig chest and round sto- pounds. last season's capacious look. ' In spite of much speculation yokes with squared shoulders ; ' ' mach. She'll probably also have pes can't afford to let the pounds It would have been surprising that the mini was coming back and neat, set-i- n sleeves. Cardin produced the only show- - a round face, larger thighs but mount up. collect-rity-- small too ift had not been that most the length, everywhere in Paris But he does relax the seve-- stopper of this spring's hands and feet. , .,.' Exercises to trim hips are a contemporary of, designers, is an uncompromising mid-cal- f. of his line' with a 'series Ions, his topless tube dress to The Mesomorph is broader and good idea. Try lying flat and cy- Yves St. Laurent, who reacted Only one designer, Ungaro, tried of pretty garden dresses in fl-- caramel jersey worn by the sup-oat- y stronger. She will have big bon- cling in the air. Ankles and above-the-kne- . most strongly, to the new mood., an look on some multicoloured r chiffons, .,. erb Indian model, Angeli. But es, a firm muscular body and a . wrists are usually slim, so emph-- ; thoug-ing- s. li- i For our pared-dow- n life styles belted shift dresses and, much as gay. and light as Seurat paint- - nudity, was not a serious straight back. She's also quite asise those with nice shoes and of the SeventiesVYves puts us everyone would have welcomed These have full dirupdi, ht with him and one suspects kely, incidentally, to have . thick bangles and wear clothes that all into slim tubes of silky dark a little fun and frivolity foe spr- skirts and loose puff--, at Cardin could not resist show skin and a tendency to large po-- - hang from the shoulders to look - ; ' jersey. UnclutteredXalmost sea- -' ing, it was clear that this defini- ed sleeves held in just above ing us a bit more of this really res. more slender ,T mless and Just right for these tely was not it. the elbow. And with them go beautiful six-fo- girl who wears The Ectomorph is thinner, ra- If you have nice shoulders and But, be consoled, the mid-ca- lf well. a chest and pretty be frigh- lean times. large matching fichu y shawls . his clothes so y ther linear with small a bustline don't is Eli- .It's the nearest thing yet to length a lot less drab than the and floppy hats with' crochet long, poorly muscled . arms and tened of dresses. capsule wardrobe fashion ; old midi, because Paris has also , Cardin has a very becoming. legs, She's likely to have a flat zabeth Taylor isn't I the. the crowns i 9 C5 ft i'ViJ." , world has been predicting for brought back the high heel.. .the days dress which is in the tube belly and long hands and fingers. . Cerebrals rarely have a weight four-inc- evening, has a - - so long. No cleaners' bill: no cr- real h teeterer with tarty For Dior tube mood but not so relentlessly str- She may have poor posture-pr- o problem.- Quite the reverse in too,., but .with such , . softnestf , ha- eases, the St Laurent girl can straps and bare toes.:r ,' ' aight. He has a loose, hip length bably because she feels rather fact, they tend to be too thin, the; almost carry her complete jer- Colours are fairly muted to and feminity! He revives waist' line which is slightly gath- tall and she may have dry, ra- ve narrow shoulders, narrow hips highwaisted Empire, dress! in sey wardrobe in her shopping match the mood with navy, grey . ered in front though not at the ther pale, 'skin. and small breasts. The original ''; organzas and crepe Chine-whic- hold-al-l and sand predominating. , Plains de, . .back.4 His suits, with their strai- Today's experts usually divide ' 'boyish figure.' Audrey Hepburn and stripes are much in evidence float down from . ainy ght mid calf skirts and little ki- , us into four physical types Mu is a cerebral type. bra-lik- e tops almost invi- He uses the heavy jersey for and prints at a premium. The with ck' pleats have flaring boxy Jac-- 1 scular, Digestive, Cerebral and ' shoulder straps. With th- well-know- n everything from casual one-piec- e few we saw, were mostly confetti sible kets and are worn with incredib- Respiratory. Dr: Eric Berne, Shaping up for cerebrals me- jump suits to day suits and long dots on summer chiffons, ese too go huge matching sh- ly high wedgeheeled sandals. American psychiatrist, po- ans exercises to develop the ch- : awls.: 7 evening dresses. He has a basic .i v .. : ':;) - ints out that each physical type est and shoulders and a good, he- cardigan shape which, in varying There is one lovely new colour, Even Balmain, the most in- Lanvin and Chanel are two has particular personality traits althy diet Keeping - the body lengths, makes either suit or a soft peachy pink called 'i Pink ' tricate cutter in Paris, has si- designers who go on in their own ' and each can be easily identi- firm and toned improves the ap- pants suit, jackets, mid-cal- f day Champagne which is highly flat- mplified his line, banishing all .sweet way regardless of the me- fiedyou can,Nfor example, be pearance and guards against the "muscle-minded.- ' dresses, or down to the ankle tering to most women, including bias cuts and the godets and ssage being radared by the rest. -"-digestion-minded" or ". scrawny look that is the biggest, - ' dresses for dinner wear; His day those with grey hair. i inserts "which 'made so many Lavin gives is his dimdlsklrted danger. e. however,-al- l long-legge- skirts are mere tubes too, with At Dior the line goes straight of his creations utterly uncop-iabl- peasant dresses once more with - For beauty purposes, Respiratory types are d ' ; ' ; - - ' just a hint of gathering in lea- ored blazer jackets worn with a bands of 'embroidery and big sle- that matters is making the narrow hipped with ther belts. up and down with hup-leng- th But he breaks the slender, eves. Chanel gives the classic most of the good points and dis- chests. With care they ' Always there are matching fr--' tailored blazer jackets worn with unbroken sihouette with some plaid suits with their pleated sk- guising the bad ones of the type can have stunning figures ; : ' . simple inged scarves and the shirt tops: straight skirts to just below the when worn over irts and gold buttons. But there you were born into. And sensible Brigitte Bardot is an example : always subdued colour combina-nation- s knee. These, often in a new fine when worn over simple tube are some new Chanel knitted sa- exercising and diet can help. and they will keep their figu gabardine, just of tube dresses, make very pre- the The Muscular types should pr- long of black, navy and occa- have a hint lts which are a gesture in dlrv res after . most of us have ' sionally Oram with narrow chalk gathering and ease so that we tty ensembles. '' ' ection of sleekness. obably worry least about weight gone flabby. PAGE 4 THE KABUL TIMES MARCH ;10, 1975 87 crew members, Split foreseen in Lisbon's World Brief

- scientists rescued coalition government - BANGUI, March 10, (AFP)- .- France will hold discussions with

African on . from US Icebreaker LISBON, March 10, (Reut-er- ). fore hand at the suggestion of countries the The Popular Democrat an officer who told them he lemi of their immigrants in Fr- ance Party (P.P.D) last night accu-- , could not guarantee their safe-- , and the interpretation of BUENOS AIRES, March 10, - 'agreements on sed its partners in the coalition ty. ; :: ; movement of (Reuter). Eighty-seve- n crew me- people country to country, provisional government of , be- Authorities in Setubal confi- from mbers and scientists were yester- ing involved in the wekend rmed that the headquarters French cooperation Minister Pie- day taken off the ' violence which wrecked its ral- was set on fire but were una- rre Abelin announced here1 Sat- largest Icebreaker, which is' tra- urday. ly in the "Red" Port of Setu-ba- l. ble to give further details. pped in the thick ice near the .' Senhor Jose Casimiro Corvo, Abelin said the question had tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, a been, raised at this morning's clo- ' Although deep split has set a P.P.D. leader in Setubal, said Argentine authorities said. sed of, Franco-Africa- n the socialists and the centre-le- ft he had other party members session the P.P.D against the third-part- y , planned to return to the build- summit here. They were taken off the 8,449-to- n within the coalition, it ing today or Tuesday. The France.' interpretation of the icebreaker Glacier by helico- was the first time one party COPCON agreements did not correspond pter and flown to the Argentine military security had accused another of a maj- force had agreed with the wishes of the African air force's Antarctic base at to their or act of violence. request for. protection. countries, and consequently dis- Narambio. , cussions would be bet- - Troops were yesterday guar- A P.P.D. statement accused opened The only round-th- e -- world all cargo scheduled airline ding an empty police weqn France and countries con- Glacier was trapped last . week station in the Communist Party and its FOR BOOKINGS, 'TMA offices ( opposite PAT Bldg) Setubal after an 18-ho-ur siege cerned to examine the question, after answering a call from the satellites of supporting a wave uawwa, IVABUI. -- ADeun said. waiiwmro 32581 31868 Argentine icebreaker General which highlighted the crisis of of aggression and violence ag- - 10475 San Martin, which became stran- authority as the country prep- ainst the P.PD. in the last ded after developing engine tro- ares for Next month's 'General two week,, .'..;. Elections. uble. The P.PD. statement said NEED FOR QUALIFIED BIDDERS About 50 policemen were re- the demonstrators who attack- An Argentine air force spokes- scued in army lorries Satur- ed the rally wore emblems of in- UNITED man said a total of 135 people, day night after being trapped the Communist Party and three Tilt STATES A.I.D. MISSION TO AFGHANISTAN cluding 13 civilian, scientists and by about 300 leftists with extreme-le-ft wing groups whi- (USAID) INTENDS TO ISSUE INVITATION-FOR-BID- S TO QUA-- 10 students, will be taken off whom they exchanged shots ch have announced they intend Glacier leaving 91 crew, who ha- during Friday's P.P.D. . rally. , to take part in the elections, LD3TED BIDDERS ve '; th- AND IS INTERESTED TO MAINTAIN QUAL- - accepted to stay on board ; With one person dead and 26 Senhor. Caldes wanted ( pu- rough the winter. ' IFTED BIDDERS LIST WIIO WOULD injured., It was the worst out- blic pacts between all 14 part- PROVIDE SERVICES ON break of violence since last ies registered for the elections, COMPETITIVE BASIS IN Tlffi AREAS OF: year's military coup which guaranteeing that they would Qverthrew the old right-win- g observe democratic rules dur- A. CUSTODIAL, CARETAKER AND GARBAGE CLEANING SERVICES ANKARA, March 10, (Reuter). dictatorship. t ing the campaign. have been The P.P.D. said its headqua- FOR TIH5 MAINTENANCE UP-KE- EP put in a state of readiness follo- AND OF USAID OFFI rters in Setubal was set on Iraq-Tunisi- a, wing disturbances in the Greek fire by leftists Saturday night, ' ' armed forces, a military sources CES, BUILDING AND ALL GROUND AREA RELATED THERE and the party accused ar- said here Saturday. ' the TO; v med forces of failing to keep resume All leave and the demobilisa- a promise to protect the buil- tion of some reserve officers ding. B. SECURITY GUARD SERVICES AND HOUSING WATCHMEN and other ranks were suspended The P.P.D did not know how normal relations' last Monday, the source added. badly it was damaeed. as thev SERVICES FOR TIHi PATROL AND PROTECTION' OF US-- f had evacuated the building be OAUtiUAU, March 10, (AF- - AID PROPERTY. I ,,'"l,MIIMMMMiMiMMinnHMMMMnap) ..The Vice President of the I Iraqi Ruling Revolutionary REQUIREMENT AND QUALIFICATIONS OF BIDDERS , Command Council, Saddam Hussein Takriti, returned here 1. A BIDDERS MUST HAVE SOUND ACADEMIC from Tunis yesterday, after an BACKGROUND ' ' extensive eight-da- y tour mar-- WITH ked by an Iraoji reconciliation FLUENT KNOWLEDGE OF SPOKEN AND WRITTEN agreement with neighbouring Iran, reached in Algiers. ' ENGLISH. , In Tunis yesterday, inform- ed sources said Takriti'g visit ADEQUATE FINANCIAL RES OURCES OR ABILITY TO OR- - FLY IRAN AIR there in the last two davs had ialso reactivated Iraai-Tunisi- TAIN SUCH RESOURCES LN Tlffi PERFORMANCE OF CON Boeing 727 relations, which were "norma- lised" two years ago after a TRACTUAL SERVICES. IR 821 V v . 'V' if long period of estrangement.': 3. RECORD OF SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE, INTEGRITY AND Every Monday & Thursday The Iraqi-Irania-n reconcilia- tion came during a meeting BUSINESS ETHICS. Kabul-Tehra- n At 0845 last Wednesday between Tak- , AM and riti the Shah, while they 4. fVITH IMMEDIATE CONNECTION TO EUROPE were attending an Organisati- COMPETENT ABILITY TO OBTAIN AND PROVIDE SER-- MONDAY on of Petroleum ExDortine Countries (OPEC) summit in VICES REQUIRED LN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTABLISHED US-AN- D LR, 717 HI 751 Algiers. j Dep 1234 Dep Tehran 1600 ADD STANDARDS PROCEDURES. Arr 1445 Arr Athen 1800 On the way to Algiers, Tak- Dep Rome 1530 Dep Athen 1845 riti visited Libya and France. INTERESTED AFGHAN INDIVIDUALSFDIMS WITH FULL BACK- - Arr; Geneva 1640 Arr ' Paris 2055 In Tunis, Takriti conferred Dep Geneva 1725 with Tunisian President Habib GROUND DETAILS AS , ABOVE, Arr London 1730 Bourguida and Prime Minister INDICATED SHOULD SUBMIT THURSDAY rledi Nouria. TIffim RESUME TO THE USAID, ATTENTION: ASSISTANT BLR-- HI 755 The earlier differences bet-- IR 725 een Iraq and Tunisia dated Dep Tehran 1130 Dep ECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT, USAID CO AMERICAN EMBASSY, Tehran 1234 from 1965, following proposals Arr Abadan 1240 KAUBL BY MARCH 15, 1975. Arr Zurich 1515 from Bourguiba for a negotia- Dep Abadan 1330 Dep Zurich 1600 ted settlement with Israel , of Arr Athen 1545 Arr Frankfurt 1650 USATO I C AP-TII- the Palestinian problem. Ad-- RETAINS THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND I ALL E Dep Athen 1630 i v verse pr- PLICATIONS. IN EVENT AS - Arr London 1800 Arab reactions to the OFUNSUITABILITY, DETERMLN- oposals were mar- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION particularly ED BY USATO. PLEASE ked in Baghdad. ACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT OB IKAN AIR OFFICE TEL: 25071 OR 25072. numillliiiiiiiiiiiimi 500127 IT IS YOUR LUCKY DAY TRY OUR CHEF'S DELICIOUS MENU BIDS WANTED THE SPECIAL WINTER BUFFET (FRUEII SCHOPPEN) Tins FRIDAY MARCH 14TH FROM 12-2:- P.M. THE AFGHAN CHEMICAL FERTILSER COMPANY HAS RECEIVED OFFER FOR TWO MILLION BAGS FROlvi X AT THE BAMIYAN BRASSERIE AFS: 200 PER PERSON CHILDREN UNDER SIX ARE FREE JAPANESE COMPANY EACH BAG 32 -- '. FOR AT CENTS INSURED UPTO KARACHI LOCAL 4ND FOREIGN FIRMS WHO RESERVATION CONTACT TEL: 31851-5- 4 EXT: 204 - ' ' : . ..' :., i BOTH CAN SUPPLY THE ABOVE SHOULD SUBMIT THEIR APPL ICATIONS TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT '. A I vl t mnm ' I OF THE COMPANY IN KHUWAJA MULLAH BY MARCH 15 AND REPORT IN PERSON ON THE SAME FOR

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