June 12, 1979

Refugee and intelligence sources say Vietnam appears determined to expel all ethnic Chinese and is exacting hundreds of millions of dollars from them before their departure, much of it to repay Soviet aid and arms sales; Yu Hoang, Vietnamese official in charge of emigration in Ho Chi Minh City, says Govt wants to expel Chinese as quickly as possible and asked him for help; says there are still 800,000 to 1.2 million Chinese in southern Vietnam following departure of 300,000 during last year; Red Cross official believes that as more refugees put out to sea, likelihood of their reaching foreign shore is declining; calculates that proportion of those drowning or dying of exposure, hunger and thirst at sea has risen from 50% to 70%; refugees comment (L)

It was incorrectly reported in SportsMonday yesterday that the Metropolitan Golf Association had begun clinics for junior players. The program is being administered by the Metropolitan P.G.A.

Interviews with Iranian bank representatives in NYC on revolutionary Govt's takeover of private banks; Bank Sanaye Iran manager F Barry Wall is uncertain whether his bank will stay in business; 60% of bank was owned by Khodadad Farmanian who lost about $100 million; Levon Djanece, director of Bank Melli Iran's operations in North America, says takeover will have little effect on bank since it was nationalized 50 years ago; Bank Sepah agent Mehbi Amin lauds move; his bank is owned by Iranian military pension fund; Amin says full impact of takeover will not be felt by 4 NYC agencies for some time; Bank Saderat Iran agent Haidar Hamedani refuses to comment on takeover; Wall illus

Because of trash‐removal problems during the tugboat strike, alternateside parking regulations will be in effect today and tomorrow in Manhattan and Brooklyn only.

Article on ecumenical services at St Peter's Lutheran Church, Manhattan, in which Christians and Jews worship together; illus (L)