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Show ,! SUNDAY HERALD Indonesian Forces Score New Gains the main suppry line "within a By WILLIAM MILLER United .Press Staff Correspondent few days." He said in Bukittinggi that the An IndoSINGAPORE! (UP) from Lubukd Djambi to Kilroad nesian rebel spokesman admitted Saturday that Central Government arandjo would be "difficult to forces had scored new gains in hold." the drive on the rebel strongholds Reports here said the Indonesian of Padang and Bukittinggi in West government has concluded a deal for purchase of torpedo boats and Cental Sumatra. I Dahlan Djambek, interior minister of the Sumatran rebel regime, confirmed the loss by rebel forces of the key town of Lubukd Djambi to the advancing Jakarta troops Friday. Lubukd Djambi is 25 miles from the vital gasoline supply road linking Central Sumatra with neutral South Sumatra. Djambek predicted Central Government troops would reach Kilarandjo and cut Col. Snow Keeps Utah Highway Closed Snow CITY (UP) drifts almost four feet high Friday prevented the reopening of Utah Highway 14 between Cedar City and Long Valley Junction. The Utah Highway Patrol said the 9.000 foot mountain road would remain closed until further notice. CEDAR known. These and other reports, including one which said President Sukarno has arranged to buy Soviet warplanes from the Czechs, were dismissed as "nonsmall arms 'from Yugoslavia. Reliable sources said the Jakar- sense" by a spokesman at the ta Government also hat contract- - Indonesian Consulate. Denies Communist Aid "The rebels and their friends Soviet Russia Fires have been trying their hardest in recent weeks to show that the Indonesian government is getting 56,000 Bureaucrats aid from Russia and the CommuMOSCOW (UP) The Soviet nist world . . .," the spokesman government has declared 56,000 said. bureaucrats redundant, State "Such reports are engineered by Planning Commission Chairman the rebels. . .so that they can seek Josef I. Kuzmin said today. aid from SEATO and the United Kuzmin said in .an article in States." the Communist Party organ Prav-d- a that abolition of 141 ministries DOUBLE PLAY of the U.S.S.R. and itst 15 memMOUNT VERNON, 111. (UP) ber republics was one of the Mrs. Paul A. Lewis, Bluford, had "favorable results" of reorganiza- a daughter in Good Samaritan tion of industrial and building Hospital the same day her other management. daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hulbert, Abolition of the ministries has had a son in the same hospital. made 56,000 members of adminis-rativ- The same doctor delivered both staffs and planning agen- babies, and the mothers were cies redundant, he said. placed in the same room. se DENVER CUP) Court approval has been granted to a settlement between United Air Lines and a widowed mother of three children, whose husband was killed in a Wyoming air crash. County Judge David Prof man approved the settlement between the airline and Mrs. Lorraine Bargin of Denver. She is to receive $85,000. Her husband, William H. Bar-gigeologist - for the . j 1S55. 20nmil-lion-doll- far back into an- tiquity. Chinese appear to have practiced . the sport some 2,000 years ago. Ancient sculptures and written accounts suggest that hawking was popular in Egypt, Persia, Greece, and Rome, In medieval Europe it was a favorite pastime of the nobility. e. ALP A Executive Kay McMurray, of Chicago, rejected proposals by both company representatives and Boyd to sut-mthe Issue to arbitration; The pilots' union previously had contended the question of assign tag the third man was not the major issue in its dispute with. Western. However, K apparently took on new importance when union president Clarence' N. Sayea told a presidential .emergency board hearing in New York earii--v er this week he intended to seek a "mandatory" policy calling for three pilots in all jet crews. Vice-Preside- et ar !' f '. Most of U.S. To Get Storms For Easter Sunday WASHINGTON (UP) Most of the country can expect clouds, rain, and snow Easter Sunday except for New England, the Weather Bureau said. 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