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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
BATT7BDAT, AUGUST M, IMS
Chinese Students Quoted
On 'Persecution 7 in U. 5.
TOKYO, Aug. 20 (JP).—Three
Chinese students, recently re
turned to their Communist
homeland, told a story today of
what they called “interrogations,
persecutions, threats, arrests
and jailings” while being de
tained three and a half years in
the United States.
Peiping Radio, in a lengthy
propaganda broadcast, identified
them and the schools they at
tended as:
Miss Sha Yi-shen, University
of California; Huang Pae-tung,
Texas A&M and Polytechnic In
stitute of Brooklyn, and Tu Yen
yae, Pennsylvania State Uni
versity.
Say They Lived in Fear
All said they lived in fear.
They claimed there were others
being held under similar condi
tions. Red China has made the
same charge in ambassadorial
talks now under way at Geneva
to free citizens of the two na
tions.
Huang, a chemistry student,
said:
“I was imprisoned for 116
days on Ellis Island. ... I spent
nearly four months in the
shadow of the Statue of Liberty
in a single, big. filthy room,
crowded with hundreds of people,
which somebody compared to the
asylum in the .. . movie ‘Snake
pit.’ "
Tu, a student of physics, said:
“I was haunted by United States
Immigration * authorities, cross
questioned and even put in jail
(for three days).”
He said he was questioned first
in June, 1950, about his political
beliefs. Nine months later, im
migration authorities asked him
to report and he asked a post
ponement to finish final exams.
Says He Was Arrested
“The immigration office sent
its agent to Pennsylvania State
University and arrested me on
the spot.” he continued.
Tu said he was released, but
questioned again in 1952 before
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being permitted to leave the
country in June, 1955.
Miss Sha said she made many
friends and found the people
friendly, “but I had a most un
pleasant experience . . . when
the United States Goveraiqent
tried to prevent me from re
turning to China.”
She said sne was afraid to
apply for an exit permit at first
and was turned down when she
did.
“I was ordered not to leave
the country and threatened
with a fine of up to $5,000 or
five years in prison if I dis
obeyed.”
She and 75 other Chinese stu
dents were granted permission
to leave in April.
Newsman Acquitted
On Bowles Charge
DOVER, Del., Aug. 20 (Jt).—
Robert Hagy of Laurel, Del., a
correspondent for Time and Life,
has been acquitted of stealing
a picture of Bryant W. Bowles,
president of the National Asso
ciation for the Advancement of
White People.
Judge A. B. Magee, jr.,
dropped a petty larceny charge
against Mr. Hagy after a lengthy
hearing in Kent County’s Court
of Common Pleas.
The charge was brought by
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Boy, 15, 'lnvolved'
In Assault Case
A 15-year-old boy, who with
five other juveniles and an adult
were charged with raping a 14-
year-old girl, yesterday was
found “to have been involved”
in the crime.
Juvenile Court Judge Edith
Cockrill then remanded the boy
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Another of the six Juveniles yes
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Ousted After Red Link
TAIPEI, Formosa, Aug.2o, (ft).
—Gen. Sun Li-jen, a war hero
in Burma area fighting, has lost
his job as personal chief of
staff to Chlang Kai-shek be
cause his name was linked with
a Communist agent.
An official announcement said
today Gen. Sun submitted his'
resignation August 3 as “an ad
mission of negligence” and Gen.
Chiang accepted it.
A commission of inquiry
headed by Vice President Chen
Cheng was appointed to make
an investigation.
Gen. Sun’s resignation follows
recent discovery of a Communist
spy ring headed by a man named
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matter and ignorance of Kuo’s
subversive intentions which
might have caused serious
damage to the nation.”
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