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1 4 frU More. J1, SMINCfiEU) (III.) LUOIRPRISS street and the bomb went oil when he opened It. Marine mollusks known as "tooth sheik" are shaped tiny about 1 to 2 Inches long. Indians along the Pacific Coast of North America nsed ihera for money. One string of 25 "teeth" was worth the price of either a wife or a canoe.

Bomb in Suitcase Explodes, 2 Hurt' JERUSALEM (AP) A bomb packed in a suitcase exploded in East Jerusalem today, wounding an Arab man and his wife, police said. They said the man told them be found the suitcase In the tch her chain reactbn! I 'I Itm II AP wlreBhste Gains U.S. Visit S.i ict actress Victoria Fyd.rava ircelvrj kr visa te is.it the tailed States tram Amrrlcai C.asal James -G. Huff at the l.S. Embassy la M.sc.w yesterday.

She wil) visit ker America father, a retired admiral, living la Florida. Living in Squalor And Desperation 'v 'r- She "is desperately looking for quiet and if she can't find It here she will leave again," a close family friend in Switzerland said. "She lost her brother, then her mother and now her father In such a short time and is dreadfully lonely and cannot cope with being chased any more," the friend said. The 24-year-old shipping heiress was briefly married in the summer of 1971 lo Joseph Bolker, a middle-aged Los Angeles realtor, despite her father's fierce objections. They separated after a few weeks and later were divorced.

in AP Wirephete Christina Onassis, 24-year-tld principal heiress the forts ae Greek shipping magaate Aristatle Onassis, is sbswa fa dtwaUwa Geaeva, yesterday. Expect Christina To Marry Soon Foreign Roundup-Henry Aide at 'Hush Money Talk? TORONTO (AP) A Canadian radio program has charged that one of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's top aides attended meeting on March 21, 1971, at which President Nixon discussed Watergate hush money with John D. Ehrllchman. John Dean III and H.R, Haldeman.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. program As It Happens claimed Thursday that Gen. Brent Scowcroft was present at the meeting In the Executive Office Building. Transcripts of tape recordings of (he meeting show this was the occasion on which Nixon assumed command of the Watergate coverup, the program said. It concluded that anyone present at the meeting was "well aware" of the plans to pay Watergate conspirator E.

Howard Hunt 379.009 hush money. The broadcast said Scowcroft did not actively participate in the discussion, but it said he would certainly have reported the discussion to Kissinger, his chief. British 'Runaway la Arrested MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) Australian police today arrested John Stonehouse, the runaway member of the British Parliament who vanished In Florida. He was picked up on a British warrant listing 13 charges under the forgeries and theft act A police said the charges involved two sums of money: 42,000 pounds (1100,800) and 11,900. No other information was made public about them.

Stonehouse, 49, appeared in a Melbourne court and was ordered released on bail of 31.900. The attorney-general's office said it expected an extradition request from London, and a hearing on it would be held. Sources in London said earlier that the charges stemmed from Stonehouse's private business interests, which include ed a complex of financial and export-Import companies. An Ultimatum Handed Chess King BERGEN, The Netherlands (UPI) Bobby Fischer will lose his world championship to Soviet challenger Anatoly Karpov if he does not decide to play by April 1. chess officials say.

Karpov Thursday rejected an American suggestion that the World Chess Federation give Fischer until May 1 to decide whether he wants to defend his title, a federation spokesman said. Informed of Karpov's rejection, Fischer told chess officials who telephoned him in California the match was "all over." But Filipino delegate Florencio Campomanes told the federation he planned to visit the controversial Fischer this weekend for discussions. If Fischer doesn't change bis mind by the April 1 official deadline tor accepting the match, Karpov automatically will become the title holder. Fischer has said he will not play the title match scheduled for July 1 in Manila because a special congress of the Chess Federation Wednesday did not accept one of fats proposed play rule changes. Portugal's Tourist Industry Suffers LISBON, Portugal (AP) A deluge of cancellations from foreigners fearful over Portugal's political situation is threatening the country's tourist industry, hotel operators say.

Business from Britons is down 80 per cent from last year along the Algarve coast, in the south. Cancellations have been flooding in from Swedish and Danish tour operators since the abortive military coup 10 days ago produced a sharp shift to the left by the military government Three hotel managers told a Lisbon newspaper the cancellations were due to fears of political instability. They said most of the Algarve's 60,000 hotel workers might lose their jobs and the nation much of the 3480 million In foreign exchange that tourists are estimated to have contributed to Portugal last year. Tourism also fell sharply in the first weeks after last spring's military coup toppled the old rightist dictatorship. But it recovered somewhat during the summer.

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Eight children have died in the last two months, the women said. Sam Sip strokes her year-old daughter's head but cannot stop her from sobbing in a small distant voice. She has had a fever and diarrhea for many days, says the mother. But there is no way to get medicine. "Nothing," she says.

"We get nothing." Sam Sip and other women have been selling their own and their husbands' clothing and some of their few other possesions to buy a little food. "Yesterday I sold my huv band's trousers and shirt for 500 riels (25 cents) to buy a kilo of rice (2.2 pounds)," said Chan Sary, a 33-year-old mother of four. "Now I don't have anything left to sell." Because she doesn't even have an identity card, she like most of the other women had to pay the black-market price. Rationed rice from government stores costs only eight cents a kilo. When the clothes run out and the firewood Is gone, when the people of Phnom Penh have no more money for beggars, and the market vendors outnumber the customers, the women don't know what they will do.

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The women say they are starving because they don't have the documents to show they are entitled to the allowances, controlled-priee rice and other benefits of soldiers' wives or widows. As far as the Cambodian army is concerned, they don't exist. "My three children have had nothing to eat but rice soup for five duys, and today we have had nothing at ail," said Turn Kon, 28, placing her palms together in a prayer for help. The women and children, who fled the fighting around Neak Luong, have been allowed to lay their straw mats, baskets and blackened cookpots on the raw concrete at the top of the 14-year-old stadium, part of an ambitious sports center built partly with Chinese money. Only minor regional games were ever played in the sladium.

Now its basketball field hoiwe is an emergency surgery station for wounded coming in from the field. Thousands of war victims of one kind or another take shelter in us rooms, corridors and corners. The aerie of the refugees mm Neak Luong looks down on the playing field with 60.000 seals around It on one side, and on an Olympic-size swimming pool on the other. Tattered laundry hangs the flagpoles. The grand staircase is used as a toilet.

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