HYDERABAD APPEALS Grave Repercussions Possible By India's Invasion
Of State
SECURITY COUNCIL POWERLESS?
London, September 14.
The Government of Hyderabad has sent two cables to the United · Nations appealing for assistance against India's invasion of the princely state.
Hyderabad asked for Security Council action by Wednesday. There are fears that India's action may plunge all of the Indian sub-continent into
wor.
Masses of demonstrators marched to the Pakistan Prime Minister's · re- sidence in Karachi yesterday and demanded that Pakistan declare war
· on India bacause of the invasion of Hyderabad,
in
the thrit
All British can 1
officers At least five demonstrations pener and security"
itstal the Hyderabad Hydernland army resigned and processions were counted the proven on the main streets, The Mos-dispute is likely to have serious commissions on Monday, accurd- "Long Live the consequences outside India's owning to the British High Commiss tems shouted
"Do Away with borders Nizam" and the Indian Union,"
india lioure in London no. nesneed that a state of emergency has been proelimed throughout the Indiing Unlim because of the Cautiet
ip-
Hyderabad's first cable uppent 10 the United Nations was parently delivered to the Security Connell before the vision be gam and was chelated to Fougell inembers last night.
to 1hr
the
Lio's Note
M General of the
sion's OMee in New Delk, As. Beuter, United i'ress. The attitude of Pakistan is suited regarded as of vital importance. Iress,
dispute
It well known that Pakistan,
already in which is with India 'over
Kashmir, hos
great sympathy for Hyderabad's
caute.
Warnings
Arabs To Mediate
Alexandria, September 13,
It is learned that the Arab
been have made by Pakistan leaders that aengue torny accepted Pakistan's
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1948.
TO UN Powers Recommend
Somaliland Return
Un-Filipino
Activities
Manila, September 14.
KH-
The Speaker of the House of Reprezentatives, Mr. Eugenio Porez, has thorised the release of 50.. 000 peeps to finance the work of the newly-created House Committed сп Un-Filipina Activities.
It was disclosed that Con- gressman Ramon Magsaysay, who is now in Washingte 1, had been requected to get all the information available on procedures and investigations of the United States' "Huude of Un-Americar Activities Committes.
"it is time we did some- thing to exposo .Communtem and Ita followers and prevent the undermining of our de mocratic Institutions.” Bald Mr. Perez-United -Presa
Paris, September 13.
The British and French spokesmón attending tho four-power talks on the Italian colonios, which began here today, said tonight that all four powers agree in their recommendations that Italy's Somaliland should be handed back to hor as a trusteeship.
But on other points, including the future of Eritrea and Cyrenaica, the spokesman said there is disagreement even among the three Western
powers.
of the It was
On the Somaliland agreement | M. Andrei Vyshinsky, (Russia) there is a minor split, Russia agreed to regard it as a meeting demanding that the trusteeship of the "representatives" four powers in question. period be fixed, the three also apparently decided that no Western Allies insisting, that no. communique or statement › should time limit be set.
be made to the press until after the last-meeting
Most of the meeting was taken up with a barren discus. alon on whether the meeting was one of the Council of For-
Given Powers
The Western delegates main-
eign -Ministers-- 02.. the detained that it was a Council of Foreign Ministers and sinted that puties.
they held powers from their Gov- ernments to take decisions.
US ARMY TO HIRE OWN STEVEDORES
Washington, September 14.
State request that it attempt to mediate The Army announced on Monday night that since might extend to a civil war, between India and Hyderabad
conflict in the Nizam's
not beyond.
In ruch 1 case,
Serunly
mters.
labour leaders.
All But One
to
M. Vyshinsky sald that he was authorised to participate in the discussion but was not authoris- l to take decisions. He anid that the British and Americans, by sending representatives and not Foreign Ministers. had vio- inted the Italian peace treaty.
The next
meeting would be held tomorrow morning and will consider the reports of the de- putles.
The conference opened the afternoon in the French Foreign Ofer under the chairmanship of M. Robert Schuman, the French Foreign Minister.
War Or Peace?
most strike-bound West Coast shipping and Official
eireles refused to 2015- lose details on what specifically
stevedoring interests have declared or failed [were being
However, attempted.
to meet contracts to handle Army cargoes for Cooned according to offerals
Pasha conferred The second appeal was sent would be hond to take note of today. Nakrashi
Pacific ports, it will hire its own stovedores. with the Indian Ambasstator. Mi. and invasion began the resutter under Chapter IV of Syed Hussein and said that has atte: "Any further delay must the Carter calling for a price country is prepared to do every Bridges have offered
The Unions headed by Harry time in which to reach a deci-
load sion.
As M. Vyshinsky arrived at the dangeroulful settlement of the dispute aggravate the most
1441 anicable
fest of the West Coast ein French Foreign Offer to attenil On the question of Hyderntant's thing it can to seek position.
pre- military cargoes at the settlement. Hyderabad's secretary Genetalaternational status, it is pointed;
The Lengue decision to inediate strike wage and working condi- players have sold they would not the meeting,, a reporter asked pen contract negotiations with him whether there is going to be Department of External out by United Nati
Nations just that:
But employers have said the striking CIC: Longshoremen war or peace." ABots, Mr. Zaur Ahmeti, made
terday's meeting of its political they would not handle Army unless Harry Bridges and other M. Vyshinsky first looked as- the ease of Indonesia. the Best request to the Security has a stain stulty with reported to have come at yestions.
The Indian Ambas cargo if it requires dealing lenders slai amstuvils saying tonished and then answered; Connell
When the hidonesin Republie's,mittee.
conferred several bonus with
Communist Party line whether or not they are Com- "Pence". dispute with the Netherlands
with the Arah League billents
Įmunista.
The other delegates to the Four, the Repuditie had praewly and the Syrian and Lelumiese Pre-
An offer to work essential meet
meeting, besides M. Schuman Trygve on, the Secretary (no international
senal recoguilter This
Army cargo "free of charge" if and M. Vyshinsky were Mr. rated Nations, Dutch bay
trntakted from the
The Leimnese Premier. Essolb.
ino agreement can be reached! Hector McNeil Minister of forwardert the formal request to beginning the this was a matter
denied reports that his country
employers was State (for Britain), and Mr. with the of "domestic jurisdletion“.
Mr. Kenneth Roynll, Secretary with waterfront the Security Chnell with
In Seattle Lewis |would raise the Hyderabad issue
Douglas, the American following tele; "Thè
Secretary which the
the Security Council was
at the United Nations if media the Army said that all but one reported on Monday This did teing in a position to not competent to dead.
of the West Coast stevedore cun- by Willam Geltings, regional re Ambassador to Britain. General, ne
tion falled.
The four delegations went into delesine whether he is required not prevent the Council Item
raetors and charter vessel opera presentative of the International News of the Indian lavaston of
and Warehouse the
"Parrots Room" 15+
so-called by the rules of pruedure to vir- going
maiter und ander-
tors have declined or have failed Longshoremen Hyderaba came
conference Nukrashi as
men's Uni-the-Army-that- where the contents was hold rule-the-contention, IDR ingrose he.
Pasha ang Mr. Hossein were adicate their Intentions to carry out
the time prescribed to in men's within i If Pakistan or any
their contracts to tond and trans- our men will work without pay the discussion was to proceed. member of the United Nations'uited Press,
to lead food, medicines and es The situation is that wiless the port Army cargo. aska for the dispute to be dealt
sential Army supplies for over-
of the four bit by tic
representatives All those observera think it would
employed with.
if the employers con powers can agree on a joint plan snid, will be seas areas, Arng. Mr. Royall be very difficult for the Coun.
tor the African territories of cut to avald the leave. In that
required to sign the usual Army time to refuse to hire our me." for
Mr. Gettings saith. Neliher Army Italy by Wednesday, the prob- case, a special delegation from
loyalty aldavits.
nor employers would comment flem must, under the terms of the Hyderabad would most likely
treaty, go before be called to assist the Council
the United Nations General As- In its deliberations,
sembly in Paris.
it to the attention of the Security
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Hyderabad's letter
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Arab House Attacked
luke," sur Fri: of the
officially procliusperi intention Inula is amourseed by its Prime Minister, to unde Hyderabat and. in view of the actual preparations fo Jari mat invasion, the Government of Hyderabad earnestly requests
The point winch 1 Worrying that the complaint of 11ydenbo be pat on the agenda of the Sessue ciceles, here is the possibility attacked π 2.35 am. on Mon-undertake to employ at its regular eurity Council at the earliest pos- that Endra may refuse to nelinow-day in Tripoli.
Wednesday, Hedge the Seritrify Council's furis-
sible date, such
September 15.
-
"An invasion is bound to cance unrestra
maned communal warfare barrassing position. throughout the Indian continent.
"International peace,
the fun-
damental principles
ter and the duty
of the Chur-
would be
Too Early
to attempt
Tripoli, September 14.
The house of an Arab school
Old Rates tinder the circumstances," Mr. teacher. Dr. M. L.. Ageili was Royall added, "the
Army will
Dr.
West Coust port employment
Pot nad
on the Union statement.-Asso- Italian pence
ciatusi Press,
Soaked But Safe
The deputies of the Foreign Ministers have falled
In 11
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Gelignite pled at the door blew offices such stevedores and asso- diction, in which case this Commell open t the derr and damaged rated persoanei ns are needed to
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There was no handle essential Army cargo." Lather clange and no one was
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blinding rainstorm last
Rome was pessimistle today on Palice said the motive may be West Coast before the strike-night passengers jumping from the outcome of the four-power political, personal or plain van- The ne
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The staff at the airport provid-Minister. cd everyone with dry clothing- isolated Reuter.
It is too early prevent 10 walespread bloodshed demand an forecast what the United Nations
of the may do if the dispute cones immediate consheration
the General Assembly, but it is alter by the Security Council. Hyderabad's delegation to the regarded as likely that there will Assembly, opening in Paris next he a strong move to bring about werk, it now on its way by air cease-fire and to appoint seme via London..
kind of mediation committee as Michael Fry, Reutor's United was done in the case of Indonesia. Nations correspondent, wrote
The entry of Indian troops in
It is understond. today:
The fighting between to Hyderabad,
the House of India and Hyderabad have not will be raised in the United Nations a problem Commons this week by the Op which Informed observers bo-position during the debate on the ilove may have Important re-Royal Address from the Throne.
Mr. Anthony Eden, the deputy Hyderabad's decision to bring Opposition lender, is expected in -the-dispulo-
e-to the attention of the refer to the question on Wednes Security Council raises two im-day. Government spokesmen are portant questions:
expected in such case to adhere
percussions.
the
EICHELBERGER URGES STRONG JAP POLICE
Washington, September 13. Goneral Robert Eichelberger today said American troops could not leave Japan until that country had a police force that could put down Com- munist demonstrations.
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(1) Is the Security Council to the line they have always in entitled to deal with the matter? dicated as the official polley-that
(2) Does Hyderabad's Interna-Britain has no status in tional status permit it to bring Hyderabad dispute and that it is a case to the United Nations? a matter exclusively for the Do-
General Eichelberger, retir-
He said ☐ force of sovers! minions of India and Pakistan
hundred ing commandant of the US.
thousand would be and for Hyderabad Stute.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Cie-Eighth Army in, Japan, told a On the first point, United ment Attlee, reaffirmed this policy news conference, "The Com- Nations experts have little doubt when, on Conservative pressure, munist problem there is just that the Security Counell is com-Hyderabad was recently made the the same as everywhere else petent to deal with any situation subject of a Parliamentary de-in the world."
likely to endanger International bate.
Pakistan Attitudo
Should Work More,
'Red Dean'
Says
Bucharest, September 13.
Britain should tighton har bolt, work harder and res- tore Empire free trade if she wants economic revival, according to Dr. Howlett Johnston, Dean of Canterbury.
alists ant a' press
the
enough to guard bridges and tunnels and to put down Com- munial uprisings and protect the duly-elected representa- tives of the Government.
General Bichelberg said When the United States Japanese were an "awfully brave Army disarmed Japan, he said, people" and 30 well-disciplined "we did it perhaps too well." that they would be an
Army sald
he wished the Army officer's dream. He said the Ja- bad actnething to hand back to panese had great respect for the the police. He described the Americans because the Ameri- present Japanese police force of cans had not rubbed them since pitiful, and not enough to guard the end of the war. He added. New York City, much less 80.-that his own Eighth Army had QUO.DOD inhabitants, He guld been "fair and square and at Japan needed a constabulary of times gonerous-far better than several hundred thousand men the Japanese ever anticipated."
with small arms.
Pigmy Nation
"I think the conduct of Ameri- can soldiers in Japan has been wonderful."
The anti-Government Socialist Avanti, criticised the policy of Count Sforza as Foreign
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Japan is a plgmy nation. mill-
General Elchelberger said he tarily unless somebody takes her
Washington by the hand, according to Gen-planned to live in be certo unst
And if the and write a benk.-United Press. Dr. Johnston today told jcratic peace'
ineral Eichelberger. Rumanian and foreign joura- Germany and if cordial relations American troops are to pull out
conference with the Soviet Union were en- now, somebody will, he added.
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Although selling. was light, ral- could from "The Array Secretary (Mr. United States "the Empire and the pound Sterling
Kenneth Royall) on oak leat lying attempts were selective and can weather the economic (ace the dollar."
cluster Instead of a third Dis-limited, the market consequently storm on its own if allowed to
tinguished · Service Medal.
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Urges Policy Change
Refused Visa
Dr. Johnston, who was recently
He is opposed to American and reused a visa to visit the US, British intervention in Greece, said that in a previous trip to
Communist Throat
He is in favour of a freo ex=|"America Unreg—fatectiver had of Japan till they hava" some-Hard
Hard-coal-minings steadied on reL change of goods between Britain been on 'permanent guard in thing to defend themselves with ports that demand for anthracite on the one hand and Soviet Rus-front of his hotel room. "I don't internally, The Japanese "Com- was strong enough to warrant ala and the popular Democracies know if they were there to guard munlabs infitrate, unions, make operating on a six-day week basis.
Final trading produced the US from myself or myself nuisances of themselves, make -a on the other,
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