Iran Refuses To
Recognize Hankey
Offered by Britain
TEHRAN, Iran, (/P>—Iran re
fused Tuesday to accept Robert
Hankey as the new British am
bassador to Tehran.
The British had submitted
Hankey’s appointment as a new
move toward ending the bitter
deadlock between the two coun
tries over the Anglo-Iranian oil
company holding, which Iran na
tionalized last spring.
Hankey, 46, was to succeed Sir
Francis Shepherd, who has been
British ambassador in Tehran
through all the oil trouble.
Hankey's name had been sent to
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's
government for approval under
normal diplomatic procedure. Its
rejection—a rare event in the
field of diplomacy—seemed bound
to* worsen relations, already al
most at the breaking point, be
tween Britain and this tumultu
ous middle-eastern kingdom.
It was another resounding slap
at Britain from the Iranians, who
10 days ago ordered all nine Brit
i s h consulates in the country
closed. The British, after strong
protests, shut them down Sunday.
REDS IN HONG KONG MAIL
GOV. CRITICISM FREE
HONG KONG, (TP) — Chinese
communists are making it easy to
denounce one another in their
nationwide anti - corruption cam
paign.
The Tientsin newspaper Chin
Pu Jim Pao reports postoffice
boxes have been set aside for let
ters charging corruption, bribery,
. tax4 evasion, pilferage, waste and
bureaucracy.
Letters addressed to such boxes
require no postage and the writers
do not have to sign their names.
Evidence Shows Truman
Did Not Expect Tax Grant
WASHINGTON, (/P)— Evidence
mounted Tuesday that President
Truman’s request for five billion
dollars more taxes was made with
no real expectation that Congress
would grant it.
For instance:
il. No arrangements have been
made for Secretary of the Treas
ury Snyder to present „ any tax
plan to the House Ways and
Means Committee, starting point
for all revenue legislation.
2. The President himself, in
giving newspapermen an advance
preview last Saturday of his $85,
444,000,000 budget for the next
fiscal year starting July 1, said
he planned no special message to
Congress on taxes. He said he had
made clear last year what he
wanted when he asked for at least
ten billion extra tax dollars, and
that is still his program.
“The Korean War Is a
Truman War*' — Taft
BELOIT, Wis., (/P)— President
Truman’s demands for a biparti
san foreign policy, says Sen. Taft,
are “pure hyprocrjsy.”
The Ohio Republican senator,
speaking Monday night on what
he termed his presidential cam
paign “battle ground,” said -that
Mr. Truman, since his reelection
in 1948, has “thrown any idea of
a bipartisan foreign policy out the
window.”
Taft declared “The Korean War
is a Truman war.”
Taft’s initial major speech in
his bid for Wisconsin’s 30 dele
gates to the Republican presiden
tial convention drew an enthusi
astic crowd of 4,660 to the Rocky
County Women’s Republican Club
Lincoln Day Dinner at the Beloit
College fieldhouse.
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Hirohito Urges
Jap Parliament
To Work for Peace
TOKYO, (/P)—From the dais
where he once announced Japan’s
i
war policy, Emperor Hirohito yes
terday urged the Japanese parl
iament t o work for “eternal
peace.”
The lawmakers stood stiffly
with their heads bowed low in
ceremonial respect. The emperor
was welcoming Japan’s 13th post
war diet, which is expected to be
in power when a peace treaty is
ratified and Japan again becomes
a sovereign nation.
The emperor said:
“I think the duty of our people
is to work for development of
international peace and har
mony.”
In reply Joji Hayashi, speaker
of the House, said:
“It is earnestly hoped that the
people will realize the grave re
sponsibilities and duties they will
have to shoulder once they be
c o m e independent, and renew
their determination to respond to
the expectations and trusts of the
world’s nations.”
The emperor spoke of a “sense
of gratitude for the friendship and
assistance constantly accorded by
the Allied powers throughout
these six long years” since Japan
was defeated in World War II.
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