Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-30
|Pakisfan Plays
Host 10 Chou,
Blasts Ne1ru

DACCA. East Pakistan, Dec. 29
i P).--Red China's Premier Chou
En-lai wound up visit to Paki-
stan today by taking boat ride
with Prime Minister Husseyn
Suhrawardy. The Pakistan lead
err had some harsh words to say
about midas Prime Minister
Nehru, whom Mr.. Chou will see
tomorrow in New Delhi.
Mr.. Chou and Mr.. Suhrawardy
made a 12-mile river trip from
Dacca to Narayanganj, an in
dustrial town. They had sepa-
rate talks with newsmen. Mr.
Suhrawardy's arks were
Ipointedly pro-Western and anti
|Nehru. Mr.. Chou stressed that
IPakistan- Chinese differences "do
not prevent our friendship" and
|evaded questions about relations
between Pakistan and India.
Understanding" With Chou
Mr.. Suhrawardy told inter-
viewers:
Il am on the side of the free
democratic world because no
small country, particularly when
she is in danger, can afford to
be neutral" He added that Chou
knows my mind perfectly y
and that he had arrived at a
fair understanding" with the
Chinese leader.
Mr.. Suhrawardy characterized
Mr.. Nehru's policies as mo neu-
traliSm, but pure, simple black
mail" He said "Nehru wants to
get the maximum bargains both
from the Western powers and
the Communist bloc. He is nei-
ther honest with himself nor
with others ;"
Mr.. Chou delivered an anti
Western, anticolonial speech al
Dacca. He charged the colonial
powers with trying to sow IAN
Itagonism and hatred among
African and Asian nations.
He voiced opposition to the
setting of military blocs in the
lAsian-African region. saving the,
disrupted unity. Red China il
among the directors to the
Southeast Asia Defense Treaty
Organization, to which Pakistar
belongs.
] Chou Cuts Visit Short
1 Mr.. Chou will cut short tn,
remainder of his visit to the In
dian subcontinent and return t.
his capital, Peiping, on New
Years Day.
! Indian officials announced tina
Mr.. Chou will postpone entirel.
IA visit to Nepal, mountainous
country on the border between
India and Communist-control
Tibet. and shorten his visit tt
India.
Informed sources said urgen
consultations for Mr.. Chou
Forthcoming trip to Moscow ma,
be the reason for the change il
plans.
From Moscow, word came tina
Mr.. Chou's arrival there. SEIZED
iuled for January 7, seems timet
Ito permit the Kremlin to Civ
him a full briefing on its side o
the Polish situation before h
flies to Warsaw in mid-month.
Peiping Critical OF Tito
J, Although the Chinese Premie
: endorsed the Soviet Unions in
'ltervention in Hungary, he pre-
!. viously has talked of the danger
of great nation chauvinism."
However on Friday Peipin
; radio broadcast a sharp criticism
: of Yugoslavia's President Tito
. This gave rise to speculation tina
; Communist China might be lin
ing up with the Soviet Union il
, a common stand on the attitud
: ito be taken toward Communis
: satellite nations. Marshal Tit,
. follows a policy of independent
. communism which has brough
+ him into conflict with tn
, Kremlin.
Some observers in Moscow
have predicted that Mr.. Chou
visit would permit him to ex
! change with the Soviet leader
: ideas on a new drive to brin
Communist China into tn
United Nations. Presumably. tn
effect of Mr.. Nehru's visit T.
Washington and talks with Pres
iident Eisenhower would be dis
cussed in this regard.