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Repatriation Agreement
Geneva, Dec. 15.
The Chinese Premier and Foreign Minister, Mr Chou En-lai, accused the United States today of violating the Geneva repatriation agreements between the two countries.
The accusation was included in a statement issued by the Chinese Communist Consulate-General in Geneva, site of the Sino-American ambassadorial talks.
other Anserlean spokesmen.
Mr Chou's latement which je foirs in China", with the au- was also published simultane- | thmitier help. ously in Peking, was a reply to The ataicinen! said that "on accusations made against the the other hand" 38 out of the
· Chineze authorities by tha 103 Chinese who the Ameri American Secretary of State. con admitted had "long ng Me John Faster Dulles, nad applied for permission to de- part from the Unitext Sintes. have not yet returned to China." The statement continued: "Thr American side declared that
bad been their departure proved but it has counted for their addresses nor the reason why they have not returned. What ly more, American
refused to Bicie
The Americans, Bald tho statement, had accused Poking of failing to carry out fully the agreement on the repatriation of civilians reached during the Geneva laiks between the am- bossadors,
Carried Out
The Chinese
authorities had fully carried out the agreement, the statement went on, while I was the United States which had violated il
The Chinese
statement
has
ap- Ac-
sist the Indian Embassy In fearning about their conditions."
The B
aid "cent American Chinese students continuing
that the
reside in the United States, must obtain entrance permits fur Taiwan "was an obvious threat directed against those Chinest students who were for the time being China."
unnble So return to
Outright Violation
said the "repeated" American charges were "without any foundation"
On whlio "it is procisely the Ameri- can side which has not fully compiled with the agreement and has acted in violation of it.
The statement, Isaued In the of the Chinese Forelga Hume Ministry, said: "The American | side has failed up to now to furnish our side with a name-list and Information concerning all Chinese in the United
The statement concludet: The Chinese supplied a name- list and Information on Ameri- "The Chinese Government arm- cans in China at the very startly asks that the American side
put A stop to the Goneva
all its acts in violation of the agreement and
States.
ambassadors'
This, the statement raid, was of the ab "outright violation letter atkl the spirit of the
Or the returns Agreement civilians reached between the two sides,
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Israel-Arab
Must Be
Solution
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London, Dec. 16.
Lord Reading, Minister of State at the British Foreign Office, said tonight in the House of Lords that it was essential to eradicate the hitherto in. soluble problem of Arab-Israel relations.
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Lord Reading, who was speaking for the IN DIRECTIONAL PERSPECTA STEREOPHONIC SOUND! British Government in a debate on the Middle East, said that Russian manoeuvres in the Middle East
Con BOMBAY RIOTS had stressed the dominant need for a vigorous and sustained effort towards a generally acceptable settlement.
The Bombay arrested 80
Cor-
talks, it added.
The Chinese statement said Aly comply with the ogreo-
ment renched between the United States Government
aldes. **——-France-Presse. "Indicated that it could not give the Indian Embassy In the United States any assistance" in the task of "finding out the con- ditions of the Chinese in the United States, to investigate the of their encountering incts obstruction in departure and to
"Perpetuation of the present that astist in their
conditions can only meat return." The Indian Embassy
the was entrusted
tempers will become increasing- with this task at the request of
ly wayed, and ineldents corres- Chine
de-pondingly frequent", he said.
"There is always the risk that one day an incident may or the be stage on one side other, upon a scale which up- proximates so closely to an in- vasion that the consequences of what was designed merely as be an isolated operation may the ou.break. of general hostilities."
Do Not Agree
The ChineRE statement von- tinued: The American sido ted that the Indian Einbassy in the United States could con- act the Chinese residents only themselves had the latter
Bombay, Dec. 15.
today police
including people, two women, after riots outside
Bombay Municipal poration buildings.
The rioters, who were manding that Bombay City be enlarged included In Maharashtra State, amongst 400 volunteers who staged a demonstration in front of the Corporation buildings, where the report of the Slete's reorganisation Commission was being discussed,
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were
The poller
throw, A cordon the and round the building,
asked for it. Our side does not demonstrators left quietly after agree with this interpre.ation of the agreement made by the the Corporation had adjourned. American side,
the yet since American side persists in such
an attitude, our side naturally cannot give the office of the British Charge d'Affaires in China, entrusted by the United States more than reciprocal rights"
-France-Presse.
Not Wise Policy
Typhoon Changes bury, Lord President
Course
In the opinion of Lord Salis- of the Council, the denial of arms to Egyp! was "not a wise policy? if the West wished to win Egypt from the Iussions. Manila, Dec. 10.
"The only Typhoon Ruth gained hur result is likely to be to force The statement said the Ameri-ricane strength as she moved up them to lean more and more on for any cans had "no right to complain North and away from the Philip the Communist bloc
they want," Salisbury in this connection against the pince, the Weather Bureau fore-arms
pointed out. Chinese side as the eltuation is casting centre here said today. of their own making."
the
JET DOCTORS
'SMASH ANY
BERLIN
BLOCKADE’
Washington, Dec. 15.
GERMAN
A Prince
Deputy,
Zu
Hubertus Loewenstein, today called of the Western powers to smash through: any blockade thrown around Berlin by the East Ger- man Communist puppet regime.
History
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Prince Loowenstein, a member of the Free Democratic Party, made his remarks at a press conference here, The Prin o a felon of one of Bavaria's oldest familles, He lived here
Carregle professor
during World War II. He told reporters judicious use.
of Western power wou'd pre- "sovereign" vent the newly
from East German Bate throwing a second blockade
the around
divided city similar to the one Ir. 1948-40 that brought the giant Allled airlift into play....
Eventual Expulsion
At 2 a.m. today the powerful On the other hand, said Lord typhoon was visited about 830 Salisbury, to supply more arms It supffected that if the Ameri can wished to change this
un- miles east-north-east of Ecgaspi to Israel would probably push fortunate situation they should City in South Luzon, generating "not only Egypt, but other Arab first "furnish our side with a 100-mph winds.. It was moving countries" Into the Communist name-list and information con-northeast away from the Philip-not
I believe the wise ecurge is eering all Chinese in the Uned pines, weathermen said.--United
brendly that recommended by States and agree to assist the Press.
Premier Sir Anthony Eden
to Indian Embassy in taking
con.isue ip supply the arms on initiative to contact them".
a very limiled) senle as
before The statement, replying to
to both sets, and maintain so further US accusations, sald
Canberra, Dec. 15.
far de Rozsible
the formar that Americana Imprisoned In The Royal Australian Air balenec, retrving the right o China waro "Americans who Force has set up a ict-280 modify that policy in the light have committed offences against school of aviation medicine at of the situation as 1; dovelops,”. the Chinese law" and that 28 Point Cook Station,
Lera Saltbury concluded Prince Loewenstein contended Medical officers will be trein France-Presse, out of 40 of them had been re-
that any weakness on the leased during the past foured in the special physiologico!
part of the Western powers in months.
problems of high altitude. Jet
dealing with the German The Chinese Government was flying-China Mail Special.
Democratie Republie wen a continuing to "examine the
result in the eventual expul case individually" of the ro
slon of the West from Berlin. The problem of East German Interference with free access to Berlin bas
into come pro minence
through recently Soviet contentions that East Berlin is the capital nt a sovereign State and the four- power agreement: governing the city is no longer in force.
Unliod Freas.
maining 14 Americans in The prison.
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today
Japan 18.
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away on Friday, On Sunday Daisy was back mooing re
The statement Bald the ne contribution to the welfare proach fully through the window. Chinese side at the Geneva of Japanere residents in the A deal is a deni, however, and, ambassadors' talks had clearly United Statos kinco 1917 — the cow was sent back to her
stated their intended proceduro | China. Mail Special,
on this question. On the other hand, the American alde has never informed us how many Chinese are, being : imprisoned ut the United States provided us: wila
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