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16 THE GUARDIAN Wednesday November 3 1971 ENTERTAINMENTS GUIDE Insurance plan for investors abroad E2ESB3SET Ill FREE TRADE HALL Manchester THIS WEEK RAFAEL FRUHBECK Conducts Tomorrow, 7 30 pm Haydn. Mozart. IDIL 8IRETCAROLINE CRAWS HAW Sunday, 7.30 pm Inrf.icni.it Mn-jf A Midsummer Diimiji MJ.NULLSbOIIN The Kflfl of Spnua STRA INSKY Sinner from Royal Manchesttr College of Music PROSPECTUS 2l)p. TJrkeL from 35p. The Government scheme will be run by the Export Credits Guarantee Department.

The ECGD will not vary premium rates from country to country, but they may not offer cover in certain particularly volatile areas. There has already been a considerable amount of interest in the scheme since the White Paper, and the Queen's Speech is expected to promote even more interest. The scheme should be operational by next March. The Government's aim is to pursue a policy of trade, rather than direct aid by-handouts. The investment insurance scheme is not purely altruistic.

The criterion for approved cover is that the project concerned must be mutually beneficial to the investor and the recipient country. at the next comprehensive review, which should take place within the next 12 months, it is possible it will be revised upwards yet again by the time 1975 comes. The Queen's Speech also promised legislation to put into effect a Government investment insurance scheme, which was proposed in a White Paper last April. This is aimed at encouraging British firms to invest in less-developed countries by offering them cover against noncommercial rist, such as war, expropriation, or restrictions on the repatriation of profits. No commercial insurance venture offer? British industry this sort of cover, except Lloyds, in limited, terms.

Premium profits or reimbursements will move in and out of the Consolidated Fund. Box ODin, 11 Crosi Street. Mancri5ter M2 1WE, lei. 061-E34 1j33. Nlixr WLCK HALLE VISIT BnAUfORD.

Youths in court after gang war Sentences ranging from 12 vears' imprisonment to borstal training were passed on 16 self-styled Hell's Angels and Road Rats at the Old Bailey yesterday. They followed a gang battle on Chelsea Bridge, London, in October last year between about 60 youths carrying weapons including iron bars, motorcycle chains, at least one shotgun, and even a medieval mace and ball with spikes. Describing it as a most terrifying tale of gang warfare," Judge Edward Sutcliffe, QC, passing sentence, said the sentences would be heavy so that all those who are like-minded to follow the examples of these thugs and bullies know the risk they run." One man was shot in the stomach bv a shotgun during the battle, and almost died. The battle was probably over the question of which of the rival factions was going to run London, the Judge said. He sentenced the president of the Road Rats.

Paul Luttman, (19). of Wrandsworth. London, to 12 years' imprisonment. He was cleared of attempting to murder Peter Alan Howson, aged 23, of Dartford. Kent, but convicted of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, possessing a firearm, and possessing offensive weapons.

Of the other 15. two were sentenced to four years' imprisonment, one to three years, two to IS months, and three to 12 months. Six were sent to Borstal and one to a detention centre for six months. Motor salesmen accept new law In the Queen's Speech yesterday, the Government reaffirmed the aid programme laid down hv Labour's Minister, Mrs Judith Hart, in 1969, and announced legislation to put a new investment insurance scheme into effect to cover companies against political losses in less-developed countries. Under Mrs Hart's programme, British aid should go up to 340 millions in 1974-5.

which should at least maintain the purchasing power of the aid against the ravages of inflation. Even this figure may rise, if only to meet the Prime Minister's declaration at the United Nations last year that, in spite of a policy of cutting public expenditure, the new Government would maintain its aid programme and try to meet the target of one per cent of gross national product laid down by the UN. by 1975. With global inflation rates nearly swallowing increases in aid, and technological advances by industrialised countries all further widening the gap between rich and poor countries, Whitehall aid ecperts are alreadv predicting a total figure for 1975 of 360 millions. If this figure is announced Dates for top team The world bridge champions from Itaiy.

l'ietro Forquet. Benito a o. Walter Avarclli. and Giorgio Belladonna, captained by Mrs Wei, the wife of the inventor of the precision system, will play two matches in this country. They were to play in Belfast aKainst an Irish side, but owing to the present situation they are playins in London instead, at Berners Hotel, on Friday, November 5.

at 30 pm, Saturday. November 6. at 2 and 30 pm. against the Enslish national team, -which is to represent Britain at the European championships this year. They are then travelling to Manchester and playing a combined team nf Manchester and London at the New Century-Hall.

Corporation Street, on Tuesday. November at and 7 30 pm Tickets are obtainable at the hall and also from the Central Bruise Club, 81 Central Road, Manchester. By our own The motor industry last night welcomed the legislation to strengthen consumer protection envisaged the Queen's Speech. The legislation will end the system under which manufacturers can ask customers to sign away the rights of redress in Common Law relating to inferior products in exchange for a guarantee or warranty. Mr Michael Feather, secretary of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Trader, which has 1,700 members, said he thought the motor industry would have little lo fear from the new legislation, which had largely been pre-empted in the motor industry because in the a Reporter last five years it had put its own homp in order.

There used to be a number of instances where signing away customers' rights caused bad customer-trader relations. But I do not think there is one major British motor manufacturer now that still puts a clause into a warranty under which the customer signs an exemption or exclusion Irom the law." he said. If you bdd aj-ked me five ago. 1 would not have been able to say this." Mr Feather said there would still be further need for improvement" in educating the customer, though this was not necessaryily a point that should be dealt with in legislation. iiiorc iivrlv now that you have been caught.

Kvery time you took a tar there was a risk of injury to Mr Shane Coleman, prosecuting, said the boys were arrested v. itli another youth at Elles-mere I'ort in a car taken from Liverpool. They had admitted having taken cars almost daily from the end of Liverpool at t'no rate of two a day between October. 1069, and August. 1971.

1,000 offences admitted Trust buys the Chasms With the aid of a large, anonymous contribution, the Mar.x Museum and National Trust has acquired a 60-acre tract of shoreline, which includes the famous Chasms, a series of vertical clefts in a sheer cliff almost 200 feet high. Multi-media A new group on Merseyaid. Multi Media Realisations, utoich hopes to give a platform for creative art. is to call a jwfcftfce meeting tomorrow. The sroup plans to organs events which use modern teeix nology and combine various forms: an assortment covertns electronics, jazz, poetry, dance, lighting, and other media.

Tuo boys aged 16 who each admitted two offences of taking cars and one of burglary, asked yesterday for more than l.O(K) other offences, between them, to be taken into consideration. Terence Abbott and Jamc Michael English, both of Saunby Street, Liverpool, were sent to Borstal by Judge Lyons, at Liverpool Crown Court. He said that the citizens of Liverpool "will breathe a little LIBRARY THEATRE COMPANY KORU THEATRE. 437 9663 VVthrnhawe Town Crniro Otwnin'i Tonight 7.50. Susan Urrmtt.

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WARNER WEST END. Lelcs. Sq. 14 G7fU. 7iiAld Sutherltn.t in KLUTE (X).

Pro-n. V4n. 6. tjst- Fn. urn! Sat.

11 pm. LOAN EXHIBITION Of DRAWINGS BY OLD MASTERS FROM THE COLLECTION OF MR. GEOFFREY CATHORNE-HARDY AGNEW OALLERV. I. I t.l OLD MASTERS RECENT ACQUISITIONS.

1.1:11 IV-. 11. I htl BASIL JACOBS GALLERY. Bruton St. W.l RECENT PAINTINGS.

DRIAN GALLERIES. 5 7 Porchtr Place. W.2. uoUT I'iintinoo I-i' i'. 10-1 FIELDOORNfc GALLERIES.

63 Qutrn't Grove Si Johns Wood. NWS. iti.iuonr.u I N'ubitmQ iMmtlnm hy EMMANUEL LEVY. Hi. Ctifvwn.

ltn. i ti tle 1 iH-s. Wr.t.-"-1:. 10-3. Mi ml a.v 10-1- Ne-eil MonJ.ix GIMPEL FILS.

SO South Motion Str, W.l 01 LI4H8. MALLLOLj -ltltiiitre HAYWARD GALLERY Arr Council. Two 1 1 1 Anorlet r(ist- mrtm. In o-(, 10-S: -in. i.

40i- Than, 'Pn i.t.ini,-. Xk- both exhibition) St.V. M. MARLBOROUGH FINE ART. 6 Albemarle Street 1.

A.tolnh iotrtfrb l'i tuiu 1 '17 1 OpeiHtiii Nov. MARLBOROUGH GRAPHICS LTD. 17. la Ola Bond Strut. W.l.

OSKAR KOKOSCHKA f.nir-tli. iyii3-571 i lO-l-SU ROVAL "ACADEMY oTf ARTS. ENSOR TO PERMEKE 1 nrmixh Palnrrrs. AJmi-ssion 50n. Mond.ix-.

tukrls l.a. Mu.lmts .111.1 h.ill Trur. Wikil.n-s. THACKERAY GALLERY. 18 Tluckrrav Kcnslnaton Scrr.

W. 8. 01.057 r.stss oonXld mcintyre PaintlnBt. I mil No'llibrr 117. In.

10. V1. 10-S. TR AFFORD GALLERY. IIS Mount Strttt.

W. 1. PETER BRANNAN. COLISEUM badlrrs Writs OPERA Tomsiiit nnl t.t. nt 7 THE FORCE OF DESTINY TWiiorrmv Tubs, nex 7.30 I MADAM BUTTERFLY FVt Uctl.

npxr ar 7.30 CAVALLERIA RUSTIC ANA and PACLIACCI OHicr S3t 3161 COVENT GARDEN ROVAL BALLET Itiur. ..30 SWAN LAKE Uf1. nev: flt 7.30 ANASTASlA A few j.itlaMe net tverwin.il Now to)kin9 tor Vn. 'o to 22. COVENT GARDEN.

ROYAL OPERA. A Tries, next 7.30 FALSTAFF niwvtp, Krion. Vauohan. ResntV. It lavirt.

n.n-joae. CcrxJ: Cecrato In Zertjrt-Ilt's irtuoo production. erdis nia-stennere n-mains ote of trie flood thinos lue." n. Trl. 1 rt- nn! Mo.i.

next 7.30 FIDELIO. SeaU available. (2401(Kel SADLERS WELLS THEATRE. Ros. berv A (837 17CK Until bat.

7 .30. 3rd ilytrvtinlc ot Ceo? ml Londoo preggnt Scnrrana' THE TWO WIDOWS Not. rr 20 Kirt London perft ot T.le CULLBFRG BALLET BETHNAL GREEN MUSEUM. Cam bridgt Heath Rud, E.2. KaLcwciika; lYinw nnJ OrawrrC trom tbo Col-lecrton ot Count BethusvHuc.

UnrU January 16: wee-kdays 106: Sun-das 2.30-b. VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM. South Kensington. FASHION; nn nntliolosy by Cecil Br.iton. Cntil 16.

WVctys. 10-b fTtiurs. 10-nt Sun. U.30. -Wm.

20n Cambridge CAMBRIDGE PRINT EDITIONS- Fxhl-bifion Onntnal Pnnts. LITHO GRAPHS, ETCHING. SILK SCREEN. SENATE HOUSE. CAMBRIDGE.

A. S. S. ABC AR WICK BLUE WATER WHITE DEATH 1 21). 5 15.

10 ABC DE A MSG ATE 832 ,5252 K-n Huwll's THE DEVILS Sep. pcrtl. 2.15 (Sun. 2.30). 6.15.

S.15 GAUMONT. Oxlord Street 236 S2S4 NUN OF MONZA 1.5, 5.0. B.4:. (Licensed Bsri BOROSOLINO LM'HIII'i. 7.4 i MANCHESTER FILM THE AT BE.

Oxlord Street. IJ'iT I14'I7 BOG ART WEEK I.I.Li; THE PETRIFIED FOREST. ii.TiO 6.311 THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE IM Inr WAR PEACE COiniiu. NEW OXFORD SWISS FAMILY 4.5 A. 7.50.

236 0264 ROBINSON L.S. 6. 'JO. ODEDN. Oxford Str.et BLIND TERROR i.jj.

WILMSLOW 22266 pi 1 h.rf Oilurin STUDIO 1. Oxlord Rd. T.I. I r.tr.K SEX IS NOT FOR VIRGINS ii.io. Th i in HOT PANTS (M 1 4i.

0. 23G 2437 Ilr.i'.! STUDIO 2. Oxlord Rd. Tel 23S 2437 Till- Hunt oi li' UPd: Uhi; Murk BLUE WATER. WHITE DEATH lull 4.50.

J.iiih-1. Cdlnirn. I. in.b OUK MAN e'LINT 'Ni" J. 30.

lie "-n I.v UNACCOMPANIED r'-ii. TATTON LUXURY CINEMAS. GATLEY MAJOR CROMWELL II') i pm. lr is, mid f.irtl" liit.ikal.le. I mid W'- WHEN EIGHT BELLS TOLL if pm.

A 8 30. All tMiuk.ilil". (A) THEATRE ROYAL CINERAMA I IN r.l.K I eteprtfiirc -l '(o' Pel nrtn.ini L' A 1 L.t:-- I mt.it A II tun 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY H' Stockport mum wr mr-mmMT-ja Leigh LEICH ARTS FESTIVAL i i 111 hi l.li Mtl( Stratford-on-Avon PETER DINCLEY GALLERY If, Ml 1 MOM.WUtl TOIK LAIN THEATRE UPSTAIRS (750 554). L-M" Ul.tK. venini.s H.O.

AC DC In Heatlit u.ite illutrn. "the national theatre NEW THEATRE i.t. 7 i it), -iii. I imr A f. A.

fnti! l.t-: inrl- AMPHITRYON 38 ihl pules or THf OLD CAME pern- VIC 1 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE M'-m llli-vi-! -i i iiu ni.1I') tmie I tf.iiilii'rl ti' to 1ft THE NATIONAL HEALTH miQ luun- r---. Book now. HeUiit etl prur lliur. VAUDEVILLE lS3h yiHSl. 1-.

'Itn-s, 4-. 5.0 k.i. i lWier i nn iti LAN AI.VWMMH ml CKTI I OUBTM lOfiF MOVE OVER MRS MARKHAM lHnrtlter hir of the- vNr. 1 nrver l.nioliino." I'eopir. 1 N-- VICTORIA PALACE S'4 h.l"i ami K.4".

4UD i.1 ii PrtHiiict.eu of THE BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW MAGIC OF THE MINSTRELS WESTMINSTER .4 OJSS IUk nnw. H-m eAk so.i-ni Give Doq a Bone. Oi-ii IVi', tt I li.tii;'"l I.inu'v WK'TEHU' nf Atiul! I nti rr.iinr.ii I i "0. i.l.S S.4 Kit 7 rm. in.ci.

Lm.iltui'! 'nf iniTM.tl Se Coiu ly PYIAMA TOPS I WYNOHAMS t.ti iiUK. I vkj-. 7.43. in.t 'OIll UI IH.U i'l A6ELARD and HELOISE Mom r.i MiJ! ir'" verv tin. -ii i mi-.

nirHi-sEnTchino esp'Ti Ii. I rlcqr.ipll YOUNG VIC (Bv Old Vic) i128 761M I o. 3i. (i His' i-ir (i CATO STREET bv in- YOUNG VIC STUDIO. Nm.

r-13. S.O. THE PAINTERS. e.iis 40t. TALK OF THE TOWN 7Vl JOSH.

F- 1 1 tlinin-i p. 30 R-ie TONtGHT'S THE NIGHT and nt 11 DOROTHY SQUIRES OPEN SPACE 5S0 4970 Tortenham Courf Road LAY BY by seven authors. Brutish unffnlightening pisce ot work Michl Billington Curdin "Major theatrical event" Nicholas dc Jongh Cuirdijn A total success in its own terms New York Herald Tribune. Tuesday to Scay pc-s S.O p.rn. SPE'AL LATE SHOW'S Frldjy and LAST WEEK I i I 1 i IbuVe all got something in common It's called the Northern Commercial Classified.

And It's enormously valuable to every business in the area shown on this map. For this Is the new directory that's supplied FREE by the Post Office to create afestand vital source public Whatever your company needs, this new business-to-business directory will show you where to find the answer fn this vast and important area (Lancashire, the West Riding and parts of Cheshire.) Your company has a copy of the Northern Commercial Classified, flfvou haven't, or if you need ore free copies, place an order with your local Telephone Manager's Office.) But please make sure it's in the right place-close at hand for the ot contact cetweer? Business ana Business. Ana every business telephone subscriber in the area gets it automatically. The Northern Commercial Classified lists every company which deals principally with other businesses and not with the general man wno ouys. Northern Cbmmercial Classified IQSEBONEIHBBCKXQr.