BANGKOK Dae 11 : Burma s

down all of the nation s uni versifies after two days of campus demonstrations tn

for Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi. radio

said all of Burma's colleges universities and technical schools would be shut down an Thursday High schools would ^dtofomgoon said the ac-

tion was taken by the Education Ministry and the Health Mintoiry "because of the

disturbances and unscrupulous elements and some political parties '

Thirty five institutions were to close their doors, the broadcast said. Including three medical schools and one den tai school.

AFP says, demonstrations resumed al Rangoon university early today, according to west em residents in the Burmese capital

Security forces entered the campus and made arrests, they said in telephone Interviews from here.

It was not immediately

involve In the protest and how many were arrested.

Troops were deployed today around Rangoon University fol lowing a pro democracy rally a day earlier, according to eyewitnesses

Police were checking iden tiflcatlon documents of stu dents, who were turning up foe classes in reduced numbers, said by telephone the sources, who asked not to be Identified

Some roads were close today That included the portion of nearby university avenue where Aung San Suu Kyi haa been held under house arrest

AP aaya. the protesta began

Tuesday and were the first outbreak of demonstrations against the ruling junta since the military crushed a nation wide pro-democracy movement In September ISM. killing thousands of people

In Bangkok the outlawed dissident National Coalition Government of th* Union of Burma aald In a statement it supported the students' de mands that Mrs Suu Kyi be freed from house arrest

Mr a Suu Kyi has been de rained at the family home on University Avenue since July ISM because of her nan vto

lent opposition to the ruling Juntau Her husband. Briton Michael Aris, and their teenage sons accepted the Nobel Peace Prise for her Tuesday In Oafo. Norway

It called for international pressure on Burma's ruling Junta, which calls itself the state law and order Restoration Council, to force it to release the dissident leader and turn over power to her National League for Demoemey The league won a lanrfellde vic tory in the I960 general alec Uona which the Junta haa tg-

bers of the Sl-ORC that in the IX”' resolution period, they are solely responsible for their deeds and the dire cons* quences that will follow It un due brutality and force are used against the people of Burma.' said the statement signed by Hla P« of the shadow government's ankniatry of in formation

Last week. Philippine Foreign Minister Raul Manglapus sakl In Bangkok after viaiting Rangoon that Burma's generals fear If they turn over poster to civilians they will be brought before ■Nuremberg type trials.'