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VOL. XIV * SEPTEMBER 4, I960. NO. IV
CHINESE SPY RINGS MORE CHINESE TOLD TO oourage hoteliers and local
ACTIVE IN INDIA LEAVE KALIMPONG transport association! to
Mew D.lhi Sept 2 Kalimpong, Sept. 2 joinjly orgMi«e ■ »gnl.r
,iew uomi, oepi. < t- e. r conducted sightseeing tours
The Union Govern- "he headmaster of jD Oarjeeling and the
ment is investigating re» 'he local Chung Wah surrounding areas. So far
porta or Chinese sp Chinese School, Mr. Chang Dsrjeeling lacked such
rings operating in India. Shu Feng and a business- amenity which had evoked
Announcing this in the •°*n Mr. Yu Cben Hsiu considerable comments
Rajya Sabha on Wednes- along with their wives from tourist. The advisory
day Mr. B. N. Datar said bave been served with oommittee is likely to
that the Government was notices to leave Kalim- take up the matter soon.
fa statement made Pong immediatrly for
by a former security offi - tnp«r "undesirable activi- CHINA ADMITS INTRUSION
cer of Tibet regarding ttie *>•»"• The notices have
alleged existence of an been by Govern- INT0 N-E"F-A- IN
extensive spy network in ment of [udla und" tha New Delnl' SeP*- 2
India, a. also some Cal- n.w Forelgnen act which Mr Nehru jnform(,d
cu.ta report* suggesting regulates the entry and th(> Lofe gabhft on ^
that the' Chinese living nf Foreigners in Q(.gday (hat the chin#f#
in Calcutta were respon. Kalimpong. Tftp^ tQ rn(jj,>8 protest
aikle for anti Indian pro- Till nnw notices on against the incursion by
pnganda in Kalimpong and 13 Chinese nationals have some Chinese personnel
other areas. been served to leave Ka- jnto Indian Territory in
Mr. Datar said that limpong. Subsequently N.E.F.A. region in June
the oeusus of Chinese in three of them Mr. Tai I nao< been reoeived and
India had now been com Pin, Mr. Liang Tzu Cbih wka under examination,
plrted and there were and Mr Le Pi Tiang have .
12,373 registered Chinese been asked to leave India. Acoordirg to the Chinese
in the country in August """.'D' h# »dded- D,D8
this year. CONDUCTED SIGHTSEEING working personnel, who
TK. Mini.,., *AA.A TOURS IN DARJEELING h»d g°nf out t0 fe" bam-
t „„o M'"'S n • r a . o boo'" 'he forest, lost
that 206 Chinese were Darj.el.ng, 8ept. 2 ^ m&y Qwing t(J thjok
now Indian nationals and The State Government, f0g Bna> )ow clouds and
Mia applications of a few it is understood, has for- .trayed into Indian terri-
Cbinese seeking Indian warded a propojal to the tory. Realizing their
itftizenship was under con- Tourist Advisory Com- 'mistake' they withdrew
0deration. mittee, Darjeeling, to en- immediately.
HAnnual Ri. 6/- Per Copy 13 nP.
VOL. XIV * SEPTEMBER 4, I960. NO. IV
CHINESE SPY RINGS MORE CHINESE TOLD TO oourage hoteliers and local
ACTIVE IN INDIA LEAVE KALIMPONG transport association! to
Mew D.lhi Sept 2 Kalimpong, Sept. 2 joinjly orgMi«e ■ »gnl.r
,iew uomi, oepi. < t- e. r conducted sightseeing tours
The Union Govern- "he headmaster of jD Oarjeeling and the
ment is investigating re» 'he local Chung Wah surrounding areas. So far
porta or Chinese sp Chinese School, Mr. Chang Dsrjeeling lacked such
rings operating in India. Shu Feng and a business- amenity which had evoked
Announcing this in the •°*n Mr. Yu Cben Hsiu considerable comments
Rajya Sabha on Wednes- along with their wives from tourist. The advisory
day Mr. B. N. Datar said bave been served with oommittee is likely to
that the Government was notices to leave Kalim- take up the matter soon.
fa statement made Pong immediatrly for
by a former security offi - tnp«r "undesirable activi- CHINA ADMITS INTRUSION
cer of Tibet regarding ttie *>•»"• The notices have
alleged existence of an been by Govern- INT0 N-E"F-A- IN
extensive spy network in ment of [udla und" tha New Delnl' SeP*- 2
India, a. also some Cal- n.w Forelgnen act which Mr Nehru jnform(,d
cu.ta report* suggesting regulates the entry and th(> Lofe gabhft on ^
that the' Chinese living nf Foreigners in Q(.gday (hat the chin#f#
in Calcutta were respon. Kalimpong. Tftp^ tQ rn(jj,>8 protest
aikle for anti Indian pro- Till nnw notices on against the incursion by
pnganda in Kalimpong and 13 Chinese nationals have some Chinese personnel
other areas. been served to leave Ka- jnto Indian Territory in
Mr. Datar said that limpong. Subsequently N.E.F.A. region in June
the oeusus of Chinese in three of them Mr. Tai I nao< been reoeived and
India had now been com Pin, Mr. Liang Tzu Cbih wka under examination,
plrted and there were and Mr Le Pi Tiang have .
12,373 registered Chinese been asked to leave India. Acoordirg to the Chinese
in the country in August """.'D' h# »dded- D,D8
this year. CONDUCTED SIGHTSEEING working personnel, who
TK. Mini.,., *AA.A TOURS IN DARJEELING h»d g°nf out t0 fe" bam-
t „„o M'"'S n • r a . o boo'" 'he forest, lost
that 206 Chinese were Darj.el.ng, 8ept. 2 ^ m&y Qwing t(J thjok
now Indian nationals and The State Government, f0g Bna> )ow clouds and
Mia applications of a few it is understood, has for- .trayed into Indian terri-
Cbinese seeking Indian warded a propojal to the tory. Realizing their
itftizenship was under con- Tourist Advisory Com- 'mistake' they withdrew
0deration. mittee, Darjeeling, to en- immediately.
HAnnual Ri. 6/- Per Copy 13 nP.