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ft ST.L0UIS POST-DiSPATCH juiy 25. mi so Indonesia Unable to Honor Pacts With U.S., Freed American Says Decline In Wheat Stores. WASHINGTON, July 25 (AP) The Agriculture Department reported yesterday the wheat carryover July 1 totaled bushels, the smallest since 1953. The wheat stocks were the fourth largest of rec- Special for July President Sukarno, "practice complete police-state methods," he said. ird for July 1, but 128,000,000 'iushels less than a year ago.

Look at all you can do with a bottle of INDIANA GOVERNOR SAYS OFFICIAL STOLE THOUSANDS INDIANAPOLIS, July 25 (AP) Gov. Harold W. Handley has accused, an ousted itate officinl of embezzling "thousands of dollars" In receipts from the state intangibles tax division. The Governor called a special press conference yesterday to accuse former division administrator Frank J. Noll Jr.

of Indianapolis, a fellow Republican, but an appointee of the previous administration. Handley said the State Board of Accounts was investigating charges that Noll indorsed taxpayers' checks and deposited them in his personal accounts at two Indianapolis banks. Noll, who was appointed by former Gov. George N. Craig in 1954, was fired 10 days ago.

His superior then said the intangible tax division's records were "in a mess." The tax is paid on bank accounts, stocks and bonds and other assets. with Two new recipe book! givs mora NEW YORK. July 25 (UP) A Moline, 111., anthropologist returned here today after two monhts" imprisonment in Indonesia on spy charges and charged that the Indonesian government is "unable to honor agreements they have with the United States and other countries." Lucien Zamorski, 32 years old, told newsmen that he was placed under military arrest last May 15 on the Indonesian inland of Halmahera and held incom-unicado until July 20 without any formal charges filed against him. He said he wag not allowed to contact United States embassy officials In Jakarta who were trying to get him released. "With outlying districts under military control that is not always sympathetic to the government in Jakarta, Foreign Ministry officials are unable to hanor agreements they have with the United States ando other countries," he said.

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80 4 86 proof rum tions are chaotic would be put- ii mnaiy. Revolts in Prnrrem mil "HI II II TTFrjS -h Vr v) A- 11 I I I I Ll etWi "heraW -f'iJIW NuGRAPE SODA orrtio ir AMERICAN SOCA WATII CO. Zamorski said he believes Indonesia is about to break open in the not too distant future." He said two full-fledged revolts against the Sukarno government are in progress now and a minor revolt in west Java promises to become a major one "in the next couple of months." The scientist, who went to Indonesia in 1953 to teach English and later to study folklore on a Ford Foundation fellowship, had a reunion with his wife, Wilma, 28, who met him at New York International Airport. Zamorski said Indonesian Six Convenient Locations 5659 DELMAR SIXTH and DELMAR 8740 MACKENZIE Bramlo 1717 BRENTWOOD BLVD. 6420 EASTON In WtllitM CHAMBERS ROAD MM Himi Drln, Nortli 1 Malt.

Farry M. "Since 1858" Stor.i ptn lot. Right R.t.rv.d t. Limit G.n.rol 6rocr Co. Associate since we changed MOLL'S military officials told him he was arrested for inciting revolt and spying for the Dutch and 1 "You'll be surprised how these savings add up.

They're helping us buy the little extras we felt we couldn't afford before end when the budget is pinched, we just pocket the eavings. Sure nice to know that you can't do better. Hope we see you next timt we shop." "Dine with the finest" TOPMOST FOODS A it MOLL'S COUPON i Real "Hot Weather" Cooler REGENCY FROZEN 3 19' Regency Froxen LEMONADE practicing medicine without a license. He denied that he had been involved in political activity but readily admitted that he had treated 5000 patients and performed nine surgical operations In East Indonesian areas where there were no doctors and people came to him voluntarily for help. He said local authorities had not objected.

Government Losing Grip. In an interview last night at Amsterdam airport, Zamorski said the central government in Indonesia was "losing its grip." "In all areas outside Java," he added, "people want more PORK BEANS 2 c.n. 23e Topmoif PMch l2-Ol. Ortr PRESERVES j.r 29c PICKLE SLICES I9C 310, 1 Q' Cans I LEMONADE Umtt I CANS With toupon and eHior purchm of 1.60 or mor. tcbtccoi ind liquor.

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Pervukhln, demoted In the Kremlin thakeup last month, has been named the So- 1 viet Union's new foreign trade i czar. LAST CHANCE TO The Soviet Government last night announced the establish-ment of a new State Committee 1 for Foreign Economic Relations with Pervukhln, former first deputy premier, at its head. i The announcement said Pervukhln would be succeeded as Minister of Medium Machine Building by E. P. Slavsky.

The i Pillsbury Flour texasTelT I Wf AT i Bfl i LO Kl I pf jl LbAv9- IqsI 5 39 Medium Machine Ministry su- f. pervises the Soviet Union's l.i fii atomic industry, and Slavsky 9th Grand ABSORBING DRAMA tion on peoceful use of atomic National Bake -Off No Coupon Necessary Limit Ono energy. Because of the Increasing importance being given Soviet economic relations with other countries, Western diplomats viewed Pervukhin's new appointment as evidence that he is one of the powers in the Kremlin. Until the recent shakeup, he had been considered one of the top Soviet economic planners. Pervukhln has been switched from lob to job in Nlklta 'from Job to job in ne til aCanJ oCabei T.pD every weekday afternoon on KSD 1:05 p.m.

TRUE CONFESSIONS 1:30 p.m. WOMAN IN MY HOUSE 1:45 p.m. AFFAIRS OF DR. GENTRY 2:05 p.m. NikitalMfli I 10 I I.

tSJ Crisp, fand.r Pascal Celery Criip, Hnd.r for hand gating Bing Cherries for hand A Khrushchev's reorganization of the Soviet Government, but unlike Georgl Malenkov, V. M. Molotov, Lazar Kaganovlch and Dmitri Shepilov, he has not been denounced as a plotter against Khrushchev's policies. 'HOOLIGANS' RIOT IN POLAND KhPiiihnhati'i fainroanlt arfnn nf the Soviet Government, but un- line vjcurm xviaienKuv, v. m.

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