u11(9il*1SSto11Ml?rler-9SVCncdItDOatbitithiluUvL'i 1 1,1 uu* iJinn/ » ■tn hla memorandum of April I moved from NATO command-Aussies Send More Troops to Yiet NamSYDNEY. Australia, April 22 (UPI) — The troop carrier Sydney sailed Friday with more than 500 troops to bolster Australians fighting in Viet Nam, Drafted national servicemen, whose assignment to Viet Nam stirred nationwide controversy and demonstration*, were among the soldiers aboard the carrier Which also Was crammed with howitzers, personnel carriers, trucks and other war materials, A huge crowd of friends andrelatives jammed Garden Islanddockside as the Sydney salted, Sydney harbor erupted into a bedlam of whistles, loots and sirens from freighters* ferries and small craft sounding farewell to the fighting men.A naval crane lofted the Sydock Market PricesApr. 2* Airr. 11A»r, 2* Apr. 81*3•3%Riythron41'*farm4M,Repufti Sll4 V'*41H34«aWiflfvlon51uw*fti'/fMl*1ftRijr Mrl144*H♦P-IRry Toh40*fttc* M*r7? t»UU»|Ran tonntl'iW**WjRoy Dut*uM41 */|wWfttifawjyt*.41'*5»»cit*nn«uM■ a a rney‘a last gangplank aboard and ( tugs nosed the troop carripr Into the harbor.The Sydney was expected to pick up Its Viet Nam escort nt Manus Island.Meanwhile, Australian Prime. Minister Harold E* Hah* the first Allied government chief to Visit Viet Nam, HlTlVCd In Saigon amidst the thunder of ceremonial j cannon and roar of planes flying j h combat IHolt emerged from his Rayol Australian Air Force piano at! Tan Son Nhut airport and told { Premier Nguyen Cao Ky Australia is ,Jpraud to share in the struggle against the Communists.21-Gun Salute As four 105mm howitzers boomed out a 21-gun solute, a flight of American Phantom lei planes roared aloft across the field attacked only last week by Viet Cong guerrillas.Ky thanked Australia for sending the Royal Australian Regiment to fight In the jungles and rice paddles.Holt stepped before the microphone and said, I think youknow of our admiration for thegallant resistance the people of South Viet Nam are making against Communist aggression/'