OF PAKISTAN
THE MEDICAL CENTRE
PHI-35

NOTICE

for supply of Atta, Sugar,
and other items etc. to the Jinnah
ruchi.

The Director, Jinnah Post-
ni should be submitted in his
day, Blank tender forms etc.
Jinnah Postgraduate Medical
ember, 1973 to 14th Novem-
on payment.

Sd-
(DR. AMIR ALI SHAH)
Director

K.D.A. TENDER NOTICE

th Karachi Division No. I,
approved contractors of KDA
reach him in the Office of
ting KDA on 17-11-1973, at

the same day in the presence
present at that time.

<table>
  <thead>
    <tr>
      <th>Tenders<br>cost.</th>
      <th>Earnest<br>money.</th>
    </tr>
  </thead>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>Rs.</td>
      <td>Rs.</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>10,51,403.00</td>
      <td>21,028.00</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>3,354.80</td>
      <td>70.00</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

urchased from the Cashier(D)
D and Rs. 10.00 respectively
opening date of tenders.

ons can be seen by the ten-
the Executive Engineer,

ights to reject any or all ten-
reasons thereof.

K. D. A.
TENDER NOTICE

The Executive Engineer, Project & Design Division, Fil-
ter Plant, C.O.D. Hills, Karachi Development Authority, Ka-
rachi, invites sealed Tenders from approved Contractors of
K.D.A. for the following work. The tenders will be received
by the Staff Engineer-I, Karachi Development Authority
(Water) K.D.A. Building, Shah Rahe Kamal Ata Turk, Kara-
chi up to 11.00 a.m. on 24th November, 1973 and will be open-
ed immediately after the receipt, in the presence of the Ten-
derers or their authorised representatives, who may be present:

<table>
  <thead>
    <tr>
      <th>S. No.</th>
      <th>Name of Work</th>
      <th>Estimated Cost.</th>
      <th>Earnest Money.</th>
    </tr>
  </thead>
  <tbody>
    <tr>
      <td>1.</td>
      <td>Construction of Syphon Nos. I &amp; II from Khanwah to Gharo, Part-I. IIIrd Phase of Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme. (Pile Foundation &amp; 84" dia Prestressed Pipe laying.)</td>
      <td>Rs. 37,06,390/14</td>
      <td>Rs. 74,128.00</td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>1.</td>
      <td>The Tender Forms can be obtained from the Cashier (Water) K.D.A. Super Market Building, Opposite Saddar Post Office, Saddar, Karachi on payment of Rs. 200/ only (non-refundable) upto 23rd: November, 1973.</td>
      <td></td>
      <td></td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>2.</td>
      <td>The details of works and drawings etc. can be seen in the office of the Executive Engineer, Project and Design Division. K.D.A. Filter Plant COD Hills, KDA Karachi on any working day during office hours.</td>
      <td></td>
      <td></td>
    </tr>
    <tr>
      <td>3.</td>
      <td>The K.D.A. reserves the right to accept or reject any or all the tenders without assigning any reason thereto.</td>
      <td></td>
      <td>Sd-</td>
    </tr>
  </tbody>
</table>

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KARACHI PORT TRUST

Consolidated Advertisement

TENDER NOTICES

Anne's wedding
guest list

LONDON, Nov. 6: Twenty-three
members of royalty, six Gover-
nors-General, 30 Lords a few
horsemen and horsewomen, some
soldiers, the Prime Minister and
his Cabinet and a few sailors
from the Royal Yacht.

That's the guest list for Prin-
cess Anne's wedding to Capt.
Mark Phillips on November 14,
released today by Buckingham
Palace.

The surprises, if any, among
the 1,508 names are not those lis-
ted so much as those not includ-
ed.

Sweden's King Carl Gustav, a
friend of Anne's is not on the
because Heads of State are not
being invited. The only exception
is Prince Rainier of Monaco, who
will be there with Princess Grace.

The guests fall into four main
groups, a Palace spokesman said
—friends of the bride's parents,
the groom's parents and of the
couple themselves.—UPI.

DAILY: 3.30, 6.30 & 9.30 P.M.

2nd Horsemen Week

VASTLY ENTERTAINING... A
FILM THAT EVERY-ONE MUST
SEE......

Father and son
battle for glory!

The radial
October R
By YURI F.

By YURI F.

November 7, 1917, marked the
birth of a new people's power
in Russia, of a new state run
by the working people of the
Soviet state. New social system
—Socialism—came into being.
The state was very young at
the time and it had to streng-
then, grow and defend its exis-
tence under incredible difficul-
ties, in fierce battles with the
enemy. But its very birth
signified that the life of the
working man can be different.
And such a victory had to have
a tremendous effect of the
whole world and on the entire
subsequent course of history.

The country of the victorious
Socialist revolution was a liv-
ing inspiring example for the
peoples of all continents of the
realisation of the age old hopes
and aspirations of the working
masses. This was immediately
understood not only by the
friends of the October Revolu-
tion but also by its enemies.

The Soviet people staunchly
and courageously fought for
their righteous cause, and with-
out stinting their forces they
defended their revolutionary
gains, their freedom and the
independence of their country.
They fought until the counter-
revolution was smashed. And
having defended the country,
the launched on peaceful lab-
our for the rehabilitation of
the economy ruined by the war
the building of their country.

The founder of the Soviet
state, V.I. Lenin, wrote soon
after: "After the victory of the
October Revolution; for the
first time after centuries of
working for others, of forced
labour for the exploiter, it has
become possible to employ all
the achievements of modern te-
chnology and culture in one's
work".

In his address over the Amer-
ican television, General Secre-
tary of the Central Committee

Kissinger in Rabat
on peace mission

RABAT, Nov 5 (PPI) —US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will be going on his nine-day peace mission to the Middle and Far East here tonight.

Mr Kissinger left here shortly after Israeli Premier Golda Meir and Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi, who returned to their respective capitals after intensive discussions with President Nixon and the Secretary of State.

After talks in Rabat with

King Hassan, Dr Kissinger is going on to Tunis and then to Cairo tomorrow evening. He will then go to Amman, Riyadh, Teheran and Islamabad on his way to Peking, where he is scheduled to reach o. Saturday for a three-day visit.

The Secretary of State will stay for two days in Tokyo before returning to Washington.

## EMPTY BAG

Meanwhile in Algeria the Government newspaper 'El Mujahid' today predicted that the 'leap frog' visit of the US Secretary of State Dr Henry Kissinger to Arab countries would be 'sterile' and that Dr Kissinger would return to Washington 'empty handed'.

"The Arabs know what Mr Kissinger is coming to tell them and they scarcely feel like being duped," the newspaper added.

seemed to be an almost unassailable military Government, are more royalist than revolutionary. The king though a constitutional monarch, is more firmly entrenched on the throne and

but the sympathy of the King.

All might still have been well if it had not been for Col. Narong Kittikachorn, son of the Prime Minister

## Violation of human rights held terminal

The Report of the UN Special Committee to Investigate Israeli Practices Affecting the Human Rights of the Population of the Occupied Territories, dated 25 October, was circulated on 31 October.

Excerpts from the Chapter on "Conclusions" follow:

The Special Committee has analysed the evidence that came before it since the adoption of its last Report on 25 September 1972. The Report is the result of a continuing investigation reflected in the preceding reports of the Special Committee, which were considered by the General Assembly at its 25th, 26th and 27th sessions.

In summary, the Special Committee has established that Israel is still following a policy which is contrary to the provisions of the applicable international law

that necessitate creation of these regional centres in order to function as a cohesive force.

The Special Committee is of the opinion that any transactions for the acquisition

NEWSPAPER Hurriyet

Date November 6, 1973

Page Back Page

KISSINGER'S MIDEASTERN TOUR WILL PROVE FRUIT—LESS, ALGERIAN PAPER

Algeria, Nov. 5 (PPI) -- Algeria's official organ "Al Mujahid" has made a forecast that the visit of the U. S. Secretary of State, Dr. Henry Kissinger, will be fruitless, because the Arabs are fully aware of what Dr. Kissinger is coming to tell them. The paper said that in all the Arab countries there prevails great anger and hatred against the Israeli invaders and their friends, which is a great success of the Arab leaders. The Arabs' support for the decision to cut off oil is more powerful than any other diplomatic effort. In the meantime, an open letter of the former Moroccan minister, Mr. Ahmad Alvi, says, Dr. Kissinger will find Shah Hasan a well informed mediator. If there exists any misunderstanding between America and Morocco, which has stained our relations with the United States during the last 25 years, this visit provides a golden opportunity to remove it. However, the only solution of the ME crisis is that the entire Arab territory is vacated and the Palestinians' rights are restored.

Tameer, Rawalpindi. November 6, 1973. Page 1

امریکہ اور اسدئیل کے دمیان مشرق و سطحی کئے تصفیہ کے طریقوی لحاق

مشرق و سطحی اثر کے سے حب و اکثر کیونج کا صد تکسٹ سے مشو

ٹنگٹن ہ۔ نومر اپ (امریکہ اور اسدئیل کے دمیان مشرق و سطحی کئے تصفیہ کے طریقوں پر عام انفاق راتے ہو گیا ہے یہ بت اسدئو گولڈ ایم اور اڈ و اکثر کیسنج کی کھلکو کے بعد اسدئیل ذرائع نے خانی ان ذرائع نے کہا ہے تا اہمان اقدامات پر اس واقعیت عملاً نہیں ہو سکتا ہیں کہ اڈ و اکثر کیسنج کوئی دیکھو گیا ہتی ترین ڈا اف ترکیسنج کے آج مشرق و سطحی کئے کہا ہو سے دوسرے لہذا سے بیٹھدھنچن سے ملاتا تک صدھن جملہ نہ کو کیا کہتے ہیچ نے خیال ہے کو کل اشکل نہیں ہیں جے دو اسدئو گولڈ ایم ایم بار دن کے نمازات کئے فقہ لیا ہو سکی ہیں۔

AMERICA AND ISRAEL REACH ACCORD ON THE MODE OF
MIDDLE EAST SETTLEMENT

DR. KISSINGER CONSULTS PRESIDENT NIXON BEFORE HIS
DEPARTURE FOR THE MIDDLE EAST

Washington, Nov. 5 (APP) -- A general accord has been reached between America and Israel on the mode of settlement of the Middle East problem. This was disclosed by Israeli sources after the conclusion of talks between Mrs. Golda Meir and Dr. Kissinger. "However, these measures cannot be adopted until Dr. Kissinger talks to Egyptian leaders," these sources added. Dr. Kissinger also met with President Nixon before his departure on the Middle East tour. President Nixon reached Key Biscayne on Thursday and is expected to return to Washington some time tomorrow. Meanwhile, Mrs. Golda Meir left here for Tel Aviv at the conclusion of her -four-day round of talks.