  The charge-asymmetry observed in a recent CPLEAR experiment was interpreted
by the authors as a direct observation of T-noninvariance. While this is the
simplest and most natural inference, and the observed effect agrees in sign and
magnitude with theoretical expectation, adherents of T-invariance may argue
that other interpretations are also possible. If K^0 and \bar{K}^0 are produced
equally in \bar{p} p annihilation, and T-invariance is assumed to hold, the
asymmetry observed in CPLEAR must be attributed to TCP-noninvariance of kaon
beta-decays. If that were the case, the charge-asymmetry in K_S^0 \to \pi l\nu
decays should be three times larger than the one observed for K_L^0 decays.
