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Dangerous Move
TR Nehru's "final solution"
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of the Kashmir problem
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is a dangerous, inflammın- | tory move which quite naturally has siirred up much Indignation and Hentment in Pakistan; this I bad enough, But to have taken such an arbitrary step In defiance of the Secuelty Council's unanimoux opposition (not even Russia could side with the Indian position) IR deplorable; diligent support india bus
Ho in view of the
Consistently given The United Nations in the past
and the sanctity with which it hus regarded its decisions.
The Security Council's resolu-
tion, insisting on a status quo in partitioned Kashmir properly reminds India of the six resolutions adopted by the Council between 1948
and 1950 which endorse the
principle that a plebiscite conducted under UN ausplecs should deelde thei Anal disposition of the State. The plebiscite iden may not indeed be entirely realistic, but it was the Indians who originally sug gested this course. Also It should
that
recalled bo
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CRITICISM OF DULLES GROWS
Losing Confidence Of Congress, Claim EXPLOSION
"NOT HANDLING M.E.
SITUATION WELL”
Washington, Jan. 27.
Three Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee alleged today that Congress was losing confidence in Mr John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State, and called for an investigation of his conduct of United States foreign policy.
This action was urged in interviews with American reporters by Senators Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota, John Sparkman of Alabama and Estes Kefauver of Tennessee.
Senator Humphrey predicted that Mr Dulles might become a "casualty of the cold war just as Mr Eden was." (He was referring to Sir Anthony Eden, the former British Prime Minister).
Senator Kefnuver said a "lot" of senators had the feeling that Mr Dulles was not handling the Middle East situation well,
The Foreign Relations Com- mitice in holding an Inquiry on President Elsenhower's Middle East doctrine. The hearings are expected to last the rest of the week.
"A lot of us feel that Mr Dulics hasn't handled the situation well in the Middle East." Senator Fefauver sald. Another Democratie member of the committee, Senator J. questionet Mr Dulles sharply William Fulbright of Arkansas, during the hearings last week notice he was golug and military and economic to demand a full fledged review authority to counter any Com- of administration policies after mund munist expansion into the action on the Middle East resolu- Middle East.
lon was taken.
Democrats had no choice" but Senator Humphrey said the to support some form of a re- solution giving President Eisen-
bower
India originally took this dispute to the Security Council with the complain of Pakislaul aggression. As there are still Pakistan
troops
Kashmir on
soil India can hardly feel that
But he insisted the administra- the question Is disposed of, tion's resolution, as drafted by unless it says that it has Mr Dulles, did not represent any | no objection to titem being constructive step toward meet- there, and that its coming Middle Eastern problems.
plaint almost ten years ago)
was groundless, India's pre- sent stand on Kashmir is
apparently based on the contention
Wrong Medicine
"The resolution is not direct-
I'ın
served
Mr Dulles was defended in an Interview
today by Senator Leverell
u Republl- can fuscits.
Senator Saitonstall said he did not belleve
Congress was losing confidence in Mr Dulles. He said he was
ceriain Pre- sident Eisenhower retained full
"Of course the Secretary la Woing to be subjected to criti- cism," Senator Saltonstat satd. "Ife has difficult de. cisions to make all of the time. But he has tried ably to gulde
Un toward RIGOTU Peaceful world."
ed at the real danger of Con-confidence in the Secretary, of that ali the munist Indiration of the Mid-State, states in the sub-continent die East," Senator Humphrey automatically became part Raid, "We are being prescribed of India in 1947 unless they the wrong medleine and specifically chose to go to afraid We need to change Pakistan; and In Mr doctors, Nehru's eyes this seems to get round the need for holding a plebiscite among the Kashmiris themselves. This action cuts off all hope of
n solution and completely Ignores the grievances of malcontents on both sides of the ceasefire line. This is
impetuous, foolish diplo-
macy,
Kashmir, always a focus point of enmity between India and Paklatan,
threatens now to become a point of
**Dr' Dulles has not diagnos- ed the situation or prescribed Correctly for It. There is growing lack of confidence In Dulles and the policies he is pursuing. There is A grow. ing feeling that Mr Dulles may well be a casualty of the cold war. Just as Mr Eden was.”
Senator Sparkman said an in- quiry into Me Dulles' conduct of foreign affairs need not delay neilon on the resolution.
He
said Mr Dulles could be ques- tioned about his policies, follow ing committee action.
Doubts Wisdom
EGYPT ADOPTS NEW ATTITUDE
Cairo, Jan. 27.
The Egyption Government has told the United
Nations it is willing to discuss a more permanent settle- ment of outstanding issues with Isruel and try to reduce tension once Israel has withdrawn its forces from Egypt, usually reliable sources said here today.
The sources sakt. It was signi- at this stage to a "formal peace
neant Unt Colonel Abdel Kader treaty" with Israel, It was not tatem, chief of the Egyptian | Impossible that the armistice Information Buru, should provisions for frontier observers have re-armed Egypt's adher could be revitalised in the form ence to the 1940 armistice of a "gentleman's agreement." agreement in a statement on the This could be on the lines of eve of the General Assembly de- Mr Dag Hammarskjold's
Bug- bale on the withdrawal of Israeli gestions in his recent report to forces from Egypilan territory. The UN General Assembly with The sources said that while the United Nations Emergency Egypt was not ikely to agree Force or similar large United Nations truce observer groups stationed on both aldes of the frontier.
Police Break Up Inter-Tribal
Fight With Bullets
Johannesburg, Jan. 27. Police opened fire in a fierce inter-tribal fight among 1,000 men and women in the African township in Johan- neabury today.
Thirty Africans were admitted to hospital after the the riot-20 of them suffer ing from bullet wounds.
The clash started after the funeral of an African who died from wounds received in another battle last Sunday. Members of one tribe rushed into the township firing pistols and shotguns and brandishing axes. other mob smashed up homes.
An-
Polica armed with rifles and Sten guns opened fire to restore order.
This is the 11th clash between the tribes in the past months.-Reuter,
Bulldozer
Knife Kills Five
The sources said King Saud of Saudi Arabia, who i to sec President Eisenhower
on
would urge the
States to settle outstand- ing Arab-Israeli issues, parti- cularly the withdrawal of Israel fonces from the Tiran islands at the entrance of the Gulf of Akaba-China Mail Special.
Report Criticised
An
KILLS 5
New York, Jan. 27.
explosion and fire
have killed and injured af East four others here. The fire raged out of control for almost five hours through a downtown clty block leav- ing some 30 familles home- less today.
Firemen believed an oll burner explosion in the Faris Bowilde Alley start- ed the $2.5 million blaze and
from spread
there throughout eight buildings in the crowded city black. Policeman Fred Pettl, 41. was killed when second explosion collapsed bowling alley wall. The fitmi chief was hosptialised and three other fremen slightly injured.-United Press
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Prison For
"Prank" Demanded
Washington Talks
DULLES' GESTURE TO SANDYS
Washington, Jan. 27.
Mr John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, to- night invited Mr Duncan Sandya, Britain's new De- fence Minister to his home for an unscheduled, in- formal hour's talk on world affairs.
Mr Sandys, in Washington for important talks on world- wide millary planning based on Britain's economie crisis, thus became the first. London official to receive personal entertain- ment from Mr Dulles or Pro- sident Elsenhower since the sift between Britain and the US over the attack on Egypt,
Ometal sources sold that Mr Sandys and Sir Harold Caccia, British Ambassador emerged from this evening's meeting with Mr Dulles obviously well- pleased,
DELIGHTED
The unexpected gesture to- night by Mr Dulles delighted Commonwealth repre- sentatives in Washington,
When Mr Bandys arrived at aleport Wilson, the
British Berlin, Jan. 27. The Communist prosecutor today called for two-year prison terma Cach for the dryer and the conductor of An East
..
Me Chonal
Berlin elevated train on chars of Defence, set the
sonal
for a particularly per- for the talks by Lavour
in Inviting Mr Sandy's to join him.
Jerusalem. Jan. 27, that they mashed 250 windows The Israel Foreign Ministry in Beriln while riding by tonight described
Mr Dag their train, Hammarskjold's latest report to
at lunch following their morn- the UN General Assembly as
The Communist East Berlin Ing rounds of official talks so "negative and unconstructive" Court said Arthur L, 27, train that there would be no inter- and said, it merely seeks to driver, and Kurt S., 21, condic ruption. restore a regime (of the armis for, (falt names not available) Commonwealth military circles impression Brittan has kept a hrge store had was that Mr Sendys wou
Lice agreement) which already ended“ in disaster," Reuter.
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS FIRED ON
Vienna, Jan, 27. Hungarian border guards today opened fire on two Austrian customs officials who patrol- led along the border on Aus- trian territory, it was officially reported here. The incident took place in the Guessing area at 8,50 this morning, The two Austrian officials were not injured.
only
The Senate Republican leader, Senator W. am Knowland, sald he doubted that it was "appro- priate for the supporters of Adlai E. Stevenson to pick on
Manila, Jan. 28, President Elsenhower's Seere- Five people, including tary of State."
Senator Knowland said Presi-four girls, died a hideous
Another report sald that Eisenhower had received death yesterday when
bulldozer blade ripped into the side of their truck in Anbu village, Cavite Pro vince, about 18 miles south of Manila.
dent
an "overwhelming mandate" at
the polls last November,
"If they wanted to displace Mr Dulles they had ample op- portunity to cleat Mr Stevenson and get a
new Secretary of State, Senator Knowland said, added that he did not belleve The Senate Republican leader Democratie leaders supported "the effort, on the part of some
scrlous tension and crisis. So far as he was concerned, Recklessly the Pakistanis Senator Sparkman said, appro- talk of war. Few will take val of the resolution would not these threats seriously but mean an endorsement of the
administration's none should deny the In-
on's policies. enlculable harm the Indian do here is to repair some of the "All we are being asked to decision has caused. A
one." he said. damage already done,' festering wound remains Senator Kefauver said there and only India can now must be a "general review of Deinocrats to discredit Mr take the initiative to settle tho this dispute sensibly and amicably. It should do this without delay,
administration's foreign Dulles," polley netions that contributed 10 bringing about the present dilemma.”
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The Eve were
returning to nie in Cavite when the truck Manila after having had a pic- met an Army trailer with a bulldozer aboard
The blade of the bulldozer ripped open the left side of the truck like a knife through 'but. ter, killing the four girls instantly.
businessman, at hospital. wero his
Senator Henry Jackson (De-
The other, a mocrat-Washington) added his died upon arrivai volce to the current Democratic | The.
four giris criticism of Mr Dulles on a employeca-France-Presse. television programme tonight.
He said of the Secretary of State: “He has lost the con-
fidence of many in Congress and we know he has lost the confidence of our allies,“
But, he added, he was "not
going to suggest that Dulles should resign,'
(Contd. on back page, Col, □)
He Was Not
-Joking-
Washington, Jan. 27. Mr John Foster Dulles, was not joking when his nah last Friday: "Per- sonally, I'd rather not have British 4 French
and
ช
soldier beside me, one on my right and one on my let", Democratio Benátor, Wayne Morse, said today,
Morse said that Dulles "spoke in complete serious- meas" in his statement on the Middle East alluation. Morris said Dulles “clearly was not joking”.
Morse is taking part in a Joint session of the Senate Foreign Relations
35 Hungarian refugees cross- ed the bortier Into Austria Hungary's today.
Deputy Premier Gyoerry Marosan, at a rally in Pecs today, announced government measures to break the spirit of realstanice at the Hungarian schools and univerallies
The
tion" including stones, wartime machinegun projectiles, succeed in the announced objec
ploces of icon and whole tive of his visit: mainly, to ex- legs of chairs, which they shot pand and improve collaboration and threw at windows in private | borw
between Britain
ritain and the US in homes, department stores and the development of the most arms in East Berlin,
modern weapons, Including gulded and balllatie missio
STONED BARRACKS
On the United States side, officials preparing
for the talks
According to Radio Budapest,
Marosan declared that "reas In addition, the pair was privately expressed sympathy for tionaries had attempted to charged with having shot stones the British proposition of cut- misuse the universities for at the barracks of the Com-Ling down expenditure anti spreading their ideas and for munist railway police and of force sizes while maintaining instigating
armed con having smashed 20 windows in overall strength by utilising spiracies. However, the gay-other elevated trains.
Intent advancements in military ernment 'would take any
science.-Router, measures to maintain discip- The defendants admitted their guilt, but said thay..considered line and order under any their actions were only "youth clrcumstances.
Marosan also
warned
ful pranks" and "practien] Hun-jokes." The Court said nobody garlan writers and journalists was seriously hurt by the stone
not to take stand against the throwing. people's democratic regime.
Ben Gurion - Ill
Jerusalem, Jan. 27. Premier David Ben Gurion
was confined to bed with fever
and was not expected to return.
He said that only those journ ductor, shot stones and marbles was announced today-United The Count sald Kuri, the con- to his office for two weeks, | 13
allats
and writers
would
enjoy freedom and support who were ready to serve sa- cialism 201 the People's democracy-Reuter,
Munro-Smith Fined $1,000
Or Six Months
Bruce Munro-Smith of Room 205, Lyton House, Kowloon, was fined $1,000 or six months imprisonment by Mr I. T. Morris at Kowloon Magistracy this morn. vehicle while under the in- fluence of liquor.
Helped Man Toing for driving a motor
Kill Himself
"
Defendant, who was found, special reasons In this case for New York, Jan. 27.
guilty of the offence on Friday not disqualifying him. If there Robert Ponton,
last, was also disqualified from were to be any they must be despondent over being unemployed told holding a driving licence for 12 special to the offence and not
to the offender, Mr Walter Ryan, a special 'roll-
months.
way depot guard, that if he had *Munro-Smith was represented
a gun he wouli küll himself, | by" Mr Gordon Hampton of police reported today.
Hastings & Co.
NO FOUL PLAY
Tokyo, Jan. 27.
Mr Ryan pulled out his .38- calibre pistol and handed it to The case against him arose Ponton, who put the gun to his out of an accident at the junc- A member of the British con- head and pulled the trigger,|tion of Nathan Road and sular staff in Yokohama, zaid police auled. He fell dead. Gascoigne Road on January 22 today that an investigation into Police arrasted Mr Ryan on in which a pedestrian was in-the. possible cause of death of
British scaman charge of abetting a suicide. jured while crossing the road 10-year-old They said Ryan told them on a pedestrina crossing.
James Laverty of Liverpool, had he thought Ponton's threat to
been completed and there wa Mr | no eviderico to, support suspi- nocions of foul play, Reuter.
kill himself was a joke.--China- Sentencing defendant Mail Special.
Morris sald there were
POLAND'S RULERS: MAJOR CHANGES PREDICTED
Warsaw, Jen. 27.
be made in the, membership ui
members Crowaki, a member of the
¡ retain their seats on the Council | Vice-President of the Council of The Pollah Communist Party { which, according to the
con- Stato. newspaper Tribuna. Ludu, saldstitution, is composed only of and
loday that major changes would members of
Among the others on the list ers of parliament. Among tho. Six
to be replaced are: Stanislaw the cil-of-State, Poland's whose seats will thus be vacated | Skr
Council collectivo executive.
are some of Poland's top Communist Party's Central Com Six of the present dozen Coun Enders: Jan Dembowski, Vico mlite a former Foreign Minis- cil members will be replaced President of the Council of ter released from his duties on after the newly elected parlla the State and President of the April 28, 1958 and appointed on ment convenon next month, the Folleh Parliament: Franclezek the same date to the post of paper indicated.
Armed Forces Commlitees, now studying the govern ment resolution on the "Eisenhower doctrine" for the Middle East.
It was Morse who askel Dulles the question which drow the controversial reply about French and Brlish woldiers last week.
-France-Presse,
These abx members did not Muur, membte of the Com-Secretary of the Council of State, not munist Party's Political Bureau. and Bleur Matuszowski, "a mem= run for re-election to the partia the Secretary of the Party's ber of the Communion for the ment in this month's election, Central Committee, the Vice- rovision of the workers party. and therefore are not eligible to President of Parliament, and the Franco-Presve
with a catapult at windows, Press. preferably lighted ones behind
Cholera Kills 40 which people moved. Meanwhile, Arthur, using only one hand to drive the train, tossed out pieces
Benares, Jan 27. of iron and wood with the other. building a dam at Chunar, about Aboul 40 workers engaged an The Court is scheduled to pasa 40 miles from here, are reported sentence tomorrow. United to have died in a cholerà out- Press.
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