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j.voniD Niwrr Protestants stop work in Ulster protest Passover protest for Russian Jews if I -aJJ. jjpj I I Wm W- 1 ri IRA MILITANTS DENY CEASEFIRE I mm ri II OI LADIMI, "Herald" Cormpondrnl IlEIaKAST, The fimt great lest of Protestant deter-minatlon to renUt Hritaln'n take-oer of Northern Ireland iVunn today twiMiay utrikc railed by the militant Vanguard Movement got under way. land Tittl It. (Kit An.Mt liofl baa al mar.hr fii a Ih Nalionalol Pirti ht ta'fd 1.4 an IK Inn, lhe Al! Paiti. hi.

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wrdta fmra I Mi4nll 1 Th political and Tt IRELAND HLFAST Al Ifatl 400 sugar and tfiiil mill wrre affiled hy th dre Jut, tuear and txtilt are ihe nations major (tpon itfmc Among ihe bankt and 1. -w. tOMX)N'. M.n.jy. Wiih ihe tntiiiuiMn r( ilii'ti fulc lrm Kciminilff.

Ihoiijhn in L'Nicr ate lurninj ini.lcr4iion Kiilrf Kruicfa Ni'iilicifi IrrtjnJ nj ihc Ifnh Hrpul lic in ihe -uih. Srvifitiiv. ih mrnu irUtt ii ih hn4 itt la 1 1( Km. Iff rf l'lici, hnh hie Rmn t'aiho-Ik mKitir fnly tt ft If J.lrr t4 lh rf Irtljnl ffiuij Mnt. nvni.

Mr Wiilum Ojij. hr it alwi a formrr I tijhiin Mmmtr rf H.wti Aflairv tftlr.f lhal aim of Ihe l. irtif Often I li'fi in I nnilondrffv. anj aln Sritn nj Slir-ne lrns lb pfrl Hy mrn frf ihe crtuixi of iff icrntofv i pirily ht.lfij rv Its politivxl flitv Ihil ih n' nl i rwnl in many nt of Nmihrrn lirlnrf Alvn. Ihrr It ihe fhi ihe if u.it i.n cn onlv Kf pficrm.

f(f thml pfiifslt. hv Ih of itr niimff of Rniih l.llftt. The Armv. In tct, rtulil find im on poinit in frMir of ihe idf. fint lhl it now hut to guard Ihe enhre JOO-mile REPUBLIC x.

OF Milts tMIII) SAIIONS. Monday. Soinh Alrxa hat iifl the I nilcd NaiHuit lli.it penjr rK and it Jf leiminalion thould he hauc tlrmrnli in th f.i'm t4 S-'mihia fv AI'Kal. lo dpUimalu tHirttt hrr Ihe l'i. howfter, il Cci in how ihfy inirrpfct tho av or tit, the uit.ct Vli.

I Ihe court Jtouih Affita had rropotfd Ih Pit.f. Mr Ivtwh. muht ffrt KHild IV4 lfu lo aUow ihiHitardt of nh-fiifn io li in an irpuMic Hut aN'ui I prr nl of mrn in lorw)n. tkrty hii of or, and fijtintly hff pf-trntjfe anion the male popuialion Sllahane. nth ion itould re an mharravmnt Id a loun-try iih an unrrplomrnl rat among Ih hihr4 in Wpniti I uiop.

I urthf imotf. hat onld Kt Ih of pp! on the I it tiU of the Nititff. Iiting n-lully I'roirtianl lomimi. iiiiit' Uoild Mr lynih alow ihm to ot thfir loon into l'lii? loalitt thrmvrltr hjIJ. in ihe mwii).

neter allow ai of thr province to 'n av Pirmral. and Inmn ti'th at Nty mmht i(ily tale on a itaiut timilar to that of I onilondfrry in Protettjnl nuniK, tfn if Ihfv axifpifd a horder hnh cut the Bofide from ihe Uttff tt. Mote than i montht afir iniftmrnl and following th lofidondrry hxiinif. thy are in no mood for ht thy would conidrr half-miire. fAAP) Intimrke companirt, wo IRELAND Vif Mujib oter Batios-wide raJo and television tarn wnhio hours nf a gun calut and miliiaiy parade in lhe capital com-mrmoraimg the first anniversary of a clandestine fadio hroddiatt cWlaring ihe indrpendrm of Hang-Udrth fiom Pakistan.

At the anmtervary celebrations, a hue crowd chrrst at Shnk Muiio and lhe Prrsident. Mr Aha Sa)(d Choojhur). arntcd at the parade ground. In in broadcast th Prima Minuter alto taij hit to-mofiih old government would lake control of all mrrfis with fnd attett of mora lhan I quisalnl of $Alft7O0. II formally nationalised the national DACCA.

MdnJay. Bangladesh's Prime Minister, Mink Muiih Rchman. ofdered the nationalisation fstcr-day of hunJrccic of jute, sugar and textile nuils and at lead 14 banks and 12 Insurance companies. The shfik ifimfd Iht titrprtg economic ma-tqrrv a "Vientif.c. tonal-istic poUv and called for bt of th population.

loitignownfd banks and insurant companies were excluded from the nationalisation program, I here wa po mention of compensation. 1 he announcrmrni by tal otr in I1tr hy tmin'r it i nn.li.laVit avl th Pnm M.nifr, Mr Mraih ramrd Ihff Min-ttrr to at. fr Uil. am th V'-irtary Siaie f.r No-f-ftn Ireland. On of thr I rrd indham.

it a Romm fatholif. Another. Mr htnnon. ha cloj I rl with Irrlmd thtfiurh hit familv. and Ih third it Mr David llowrll.

a for I of the bank were Kergali. owned and the 12 hrt wrc bCadqiiarirrrd in lour of the 12 insurance companies BengaJi-owntd. Shrik Muiih did not mntion any of th forignowned lndustriv tuch at lea estates and hit iaMivhmf nt of a I pirnte lor SouthAcl Alrua Ihc acirrmrnl and the itton with rfsard to IOI posit future foreign inseviment pn.pot.il ttere taid lo hat hoijfr fffiurnily tuf. loun.lfd bt a hHiiie rofiibimn. fly fiiPmi bV the ffonhrr (f mil, into I ltrr tjiiiiHit rvunlv, Ih IRA fjiwjgf of arm Id the nmtrt iuld tciiin-I) J.

ii pi of With a lt hi-iil Kf-Irf. Ih Army nuld hope lh.il tiolrnl ((fpiiKuunt llflljl ttoiilj find Ihcir op Miiont thrnfllmg up a Ihfy te loly tljrtrd of jpont and pliitct in rm (low that ihe iitiier misht pio-dme In people of nom pftMmion MOIltJ hnf, hfn lhy conidrrcl ctaxtly how tr lhe Kvdff lo re mJ. It i prohlfm lhl UiUfd hy the ahortite KnirvUrv enrnnntuofl, up in 194. in m.ip out Ihe rxif.ter htn northern and vouihftn Itfland. Ihe (nmmiuiun nr.

in ll. tnr-miiifd a rrport Kfiaii L'ltr and the lire Stt had mutual frat or hai ihe rrtult Milif h. Tody. for political raont, the Itith Rrpuhhc Come in talk which th the country Wat not made clear. Sfticl.uy irnral Or Wal who it on Ih lihfral of Ih Coi Parly.

It it hoped in Gom mrnt tirtlt th.it ihre p-pointmrnn will further ilhcim hid With tiflitialt 5- iuih Iiom Mar 6- 10. iiifrjihfn the confidence of Ihe Catholic and Oppo- French leftists 'lion Iradrrt in I liter in KEY WITNESS HAS SEIZURE Anne Slh the Rntith Coemment'i intmiion. I ON DOS. Mvjmtav. Princess Anne f.mthed eighth in the Crookham NLW YORK, Monday.

The antituberculosis taccine BCO may help in tucng-themng ihe bsxly i natural defence mechanism against skin cancer. Dr I tank Sparks, of th L'nistrtity of ahfornia. pakjpf at an American Cantr Society seminar in Honda If rJay. drsenhed animal iftit in which BCG tha-cillut calmtttcgrutvin) wat imecttd directly into ihe nodule, or black bump, appearing on ihe tkm of melanoma patients. Th injected suet melted away, he said.

More importantly, so did tome nodules which were not injected. Ibis apparently means thai whit blood cells had acquired antibodies and then sought out and warred again! Ihe other nodules. Dr Sparks said this stimulation of the natural defence mechanism might lake care of the microscopic and undetectable sites lo which cancer had spread and which often become killer after surgical remov-al of obvious cancer site. Dr Sparks cautioned that use of BCG was very experimental and was not yet something the average physician could employ. In anoiner report, Dr Richard Simmons of the University of Minnesota said a combination of BCG and neuraminidase, an enzyme or chemical activator, has shown ability to make cancer cells more open to attack by the body's immune mechanism.

to abstain horse trials nrar A liter shot fttrril.iy aftrr trading at the tiait of Ihe third and Italy warned of final Mac. on EEC Her horse DouMct. on Disease kills 25 children which won th I mo Calcutta bodies found CAiniTA. Monday pcan hampionthip last PARIS. Monday.

September, dropped d.n I renen Ixxiahsti yestcr the field because cf lime Fascist revival day formally decided lo fault. Winner wa Mis Hacl Booth, on Mary abstain from voting in next month's referendum 1 IMA. Monday. Tnty Poppins. five children have died on enlarging lhe Com in an ouihreak of en -Mt twiiie were dug up last nichl from what i mon Market.

fcrocolilit following Fair deal Centie I eft coalition. Since then, violent Inc Socialist leader Mr flood around the nor Francois Mitterrand said dents have heighiened bit fr.irrj to he a mat grav of the vktim of political violence in the Northern thern Peruvian city o( after the decision, taken at irrnets between left and Puira. Government offi the party's national con Richl. cial s.nd here. veniion.

tn.it only massive The left-wing Rome absicntion from the refer Piura i one of the places newspaper "Paese Seva' cniium could create a worst hit by flood last night quoted Professor Giutio M.icc.icc.iro, one vast political current caused by an unprece against the ruling denied summer deluge, of the four doctor con Mr Mitterrand said the which also Ndly bat ducting the post-mortem referendum was an at echoed widespread fears of growing violence as Italy's election campaign entered iis second week. Yesterday bomb exploded during an Italian Socialist Movement rally in a Milan theatre. They caused little damage and no injuries among the 2,000 neo-Fascist supporters gathered there. Four Mololov cocktails were also hurled at an Italian Social Movement branch office in Milan, but caused little damaee. President Leone dissolved Parliament on February 28 and put the elections forward a year, following the collapse of the tered more than 200 ROME.

Monday. Italy's former President. Mr Giuseppe Sarag.it. warned yesterday that a new wave of political violence provided the ideal atmosphere for a ascist revival. Speaking at a political rally in Milan, Mr Saragat said: "More than 25 years after the proclamation of the (Italian) Republic and in an increasingly civilised and democratic In rope, we have the humiliation, as Italians and free men.

of seeing a resurgence of the poisonous plant of Fascism." Mr Saragat'i speech on millionaire publisher tempt by President Pom other towns throughout Mr Giangiacomo Icltrin pidou to make people "for the country. li. as saying ne was as Calciilia auburn of Sih-bag. in. The victim, uncovered hy if am of the Wm Bengal Male re mated to have died about nx month ago during reported faial clash between supporter of the Conpre Party and the Marxist Communis Party Police wid they expected to find more bodie.

including victims of Nixalite (Maoist revolutionaries). (AAPReuter) I get the thousand and one sassinated. The children' deaths bring sc.ind.ils by a diversion. to about 120 the total of He was referring to re Gloria Snanson cent allegations that tome Mr Feltrinelli's body was found beside an electricity pylon primed for sabotage nearly two weeks fatal casualties directly attributable to the floods v. ic a 'it a sV I j.

(A recent cancer confer NEW YORK. Gloria Swanson has ence in Sydney was told that cancer, in various forms, killed 18,000 Australians in 1971. ago. Rightists claim Mr Fel ruling Gaullist Party parliamentarian were involved in financial irregularities and that the Prime Minister, Mr Cha-ban-Delmas, had taken ad in the past three weeks. More than 300,000 people were made homeless.

(AAP-Reuier) said she will spend her 73rd birthday today in tnnelli. a close friend oi Australia has the highest leftist extremists, died in Washington, lobbying for a fairer deal for herself and America's 40 million sabotage attempt, but the vantage of tax loop-holes for several years. UPI pKtur incidence of skin cancer, including melanoma, in the world.) (AAP) Leftists say he was killed and framed by Rightists to other single adults, who, Mr Mitterrand said the Mrs Beard in her hospital bed. she says, pay 20 per cent A hero's welcome discredit them. A Milan prosecutor yes.

more in Federal income tax than do married WASH I Monday. Mrs Dita terday issued a warrant for door was still open for a joint stand by French Socialists and Communists, despite the Communist decision last week to people. the arrest of Guiseppe Saba. 28, a garage mech beard, a key witness in the ITT case, collapsed anic and suspected collab. with a heart attack after oration of Mr Feltnnellis giving evidence before a vote "no in the referendum on admitting Britain, Ireland, Denmark and Norway into the Common Market.

who is charged with placing dynamite at the pylon Senate sub-committee in a hospital-bed hearing in where he died, though not of involvement in his The Socialists and Denver yesterday. Before collapsing, Mrs death. (AAP-Reuter) Communists had been negotiating to work out a Beard branded as a "forg common front and a joint ery the alleged memo Government program for randum which columnist next year's general elections, but were deeply split over their attitudes to the Jack Anderson had published charging collusion between the International Telegraph and Telephone company and the Nixon Administration. referendum. (AAP-Reuter) 2.30 pm MONTY MONTANA (U.SJL COWBOY) 3.45 pm Model Aircraft 4.00 pm Tent Pegging with International Stars 5.45 pm BOYOED'S MONARO PRECISION TEAM 6.35 pm.

BIG BALLOON ASCENT 7.00 pm LAINIE KAZAN-NEW HORDERN PAVILION 7.00 pm FIREWORKS 7.20 pm Bill Moyes, The Flying Batman 7.30 pm Cavalcade of Transport 8.00 pm OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE 1972 ROYAL EASTER SHOW IN THE MAIN ARENA 8.30 pm GRAND PARADE followed by Cavalcade of Transport 9.15 pm Polo with International Stars a a Zm is i i iiiiMrtan Indonesia to patrol straits Mrs Beard said the Lunar vintage PARIS. A 48-gallon lot of high quality wine named Apollo 15 was bought at a wine auction in Dijon yesterday for a record 6,500 francs 1,050) by a merchant representing the US Space Agency. The wine, of the local Bourgogne Nuits Saint-Georges variety, was named Apollo 15 in return for US astronaut Colonel Michael Scott's naming a moon crater Saint George. In appreciation KAMPALA. Uganda's President, General Idi Amin, took Miss Madina Najjemba as his fourth wife, at a Moslem ceremony in Uganda yesterday.

Miss Najjemba was given to President Amin "in appreciation for his generosity" towards the Buganda people. It memorandum was apparently intended to "embarrass the Administration, embarrass my company and destroy me." costs much run too Shaken members of the Senate sub-committee immediately left the hospital room when Mrs Beard to Mintoff home with pact VALLETTA. Monday. Thousands of Maltese gave the Prime Minister, Mr Mintoff, a hero's welcome last night on his return from signing a new seven-year defence agreement with Britain. Today Mr Mintoff faces another and possibly bigger demonstration of loyally when he goes to Parliament Building to read a statement in the House on the accord.

The agreement, which guarantees Britain rights to Maltese military bases, was signed in London yesterday by Mr Mintoff and the British Defence Minister, Lord Carrington. It stipulates that the Warsaw Pact powers will be denied any uss of military facilities in Malta. News of the agreement was welcomed throughout the island, under tension for the last three months as Britain started withdrawing from the bases. From early yesterday, In anticipation of the signing, cheering crowds picnicked The chairman Senator NEW YORK, Mon Philip Hart, of Michigan, said the sub-committee day. Senator Vance would abandon scheduled Hartke of Indiana withdrew today from the race for the Democratic presi hearings for today and to AAP-AP plctura Malta's Prime Minister, Mr Mintoff (left) and the British Defence Secretary, Lord Carrington, sign the Aid-for-Bases Agreement.

morrow, ana wouia not JAKARTA. Monday. Indonesian ships are to patrol the Straits of Malacca between Sumatra ard the Malay peninsula to ensure the safe passage of foreign vessels. Communications Ministry sources said today. They did not specify which type of ships would be used, but a Jakarta newspaper said patrol boats and coast guards had been prepared for duty in the waterway, which Malaysia and Indonesia both regard as territorial waters.

The decision was seen here as a move to enforce the Indonesian Government's recent suggestion that vessels over 200.000 tons should use the Straits dential nomination and question Mrs Beard further in view of her heart condition. warmly endorsed Senator Hubert Humphrey, one th tv.arh. and ast Italy Amoassaaor io on Roy Macartney. nicht eathered in force to ST: of 11 contenders on the April 4 Wisconsin primary ballot. iiinnii'Mii'iilMHipy1111 mwpiiiiiiwMiuiiwiwiM ijtli Fischer baulks "My determination was MOSCOW.

Mondav. there, but 1 didn't have the money," Senator Hartke US challenger Bobby land in the defence of the Mediterranean. Britain and NATO refused to budge from their final combined offer of 14 million million) annually as rent for the bases against a demand of 18 million (SA 38.5 million). Mr Mintoff, however, will get- separate bilateral economic development aid from several NATO countries. (AAP-Reuter) said, explaining his Malta, Dr Enrico Giglioli.

Mr Mintoff's escalating demands during his nine-month dispute with Britain over the rent for the bases caused anxiety and some irritation' among the NATO partners. The support which NATO gave to Britain in its drawn-out negotiations with the Maltese however, showed the importance the alliance attached to the strategic position of the is Fischer has withdrawn his approval of Belgrade and welcome back Mr Mintoff. So thick: were" the crowds that it took Mr Mintoff, smiling, but obviously tired, the best part of half an hour to complete the usual five-minute drive home. The Prime Minister was accompanied by the British High Commissioner Sir Duncan Watson and Reykjavik as venues for Despite a hard personal his world chess champion of Lombok, east of Bali, campaign after his surprise Page 40 this week in The National Times ship match against the Soviet world champion Boris Spassky, Tass re and the Straits of Macassar, between Borneo and the Celebes. (AAP-Reuter) entry in the New Hampshire primary, Mr Hartke won only 3 per cent of the vote.

General Amin JF16S22CB) ported today. i' A.