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have Soviet-built Egyptian and Al-

ma transport planes airlift-t

lag arms for the rebels through Khartoum, the capital, inmid- Sudan, and Juba, in the Sudan- ese far south.

The Congolese army com- mander. Mai-Gen. Joseph Mo-

150 miles to Aha, a town just inside The Congo. He said most of the weapons were made in the Soviet Union, China and Czechoslovakia.

Mobutu also says intelligence agents have spotted 40 Algerian "civilians" at Juba who had some to help the rebels. He says the rebels also have re- ceived aid through the Sudan

on in the three southern prov- inces for months. It spread to Khartoum last week, badly shaking the coalition civilian government which took over rom a bungling military re-

gime in October. This Negro revolt in Sudan has been enfiamed by h

t bloody chaos of The Congo just across the border. Thousands of southern S u d a n ese refugees now are in The Congo.

The Khartoum government is trying to align itself with the majority of African states in tsupporting the Congolese rebels against the hated Moise Tshombe. However, Khartoum lives in the fear that aid given to the undisciplined Congolese

Rail Revenue Shows Increase

OTTAWA (CP) —— Operating revenues of Canadian railways it August totalled $112,163,989, In rease of 12.1 per cent from the August revenues In 1963, the bureau of statistics reported tod y.

Angst operating expenses at $104,600,911 were higher by 9.7 per cent. Net operating income in August was $7,563,078, as compared with $4,724,026 in the same month last year.

Total railway company oper- ating revenues, comprising railway, ress, commercial commnications and highway services rose 10.3 per cent to $122,398,338, while expenses in- creased 8.7 per cent to $114,802,-

resuiting operating in- come increased to $7,596,010 from $5,393,208 a year ago.

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