T>-, ’V; U. Meta; William MbugW: Pratt* X Mullen. New Ydrk: William x Hechinger to lead Drive Mrs. McLean's Estate Mullins, Boston Herald; WdUam C Murphy, Jr., RepnMietn National Of Industries Committee; Anthony Muto; George Goodwill H. a Washington Estimated at$919,550, i Stassen Says He Might A. Myen; William Mylander, Sidney Hechinger, Minneapolis Star and Tribune. businessman, has been appointed N. chairman of the 1M7 membership Jewels at $350,000 Nomination Edward K. Nellor, Sun; Preparing Campaign drive of the Goodwill Industries of [Accept Fleming Newbold, Washington Eve- Sy tf<* Associated Prats Walsh McLean left Washington. Mrs. Evalyn ning Star; Col. W. S. Niles, U. S. A.; 10.—A re- estimated at $919,550, It TEHERAN, Inn, May is an estate Ernest E. Norris; Robert L. Norton, The organization seeking 5,000 when her ;For Vice President liable Informant a leader of was disclosed yesterday * quoted new members. Its drive begins May Boston Poet; Newbold Noyes, Jr., will was filed for in District I Harold E. Stassen is an avowed remnants of the separatist Azer- 33 and ends May 31. probate Washington Evening Star. Court. The group also Is seeking contri- candidate for the Republican presi- O. baijan militia today as saying they filed Attorney | butions of 35,000 “goodwill bags” The petition, by • dential nomination in but he to start a campaign in the listed Mrs. Mc- 1948, John Lord O'Brien; John C, planned filled with used clothing and house- Thurman Arnold, at $731,330 would consider taking the vice O’Brien, Philadelphia Inquirer; Rob- north against the Iran government hold good which will be renovated Lean’s personal property ; worth “not less nomination if the presi- ot Lincoln O’Brien; Brig. Oen. J. J. this summer “exactly as the parti- in goodwill workshops by physi- including jewelry j presidential than The said O’Hare; John Callan OXanghlin, sans are 'now fighting in Greece.” cally handicapped persons. $350,000.” petition dential candidate and the party plat- estimate the J Army and Navy Journal; John ■nie informant, an Iranian who it was impossible to meet with his value’’ of the "be- ; form approval. O’Rouke, Washington Daily News. returned today from a three month’s “true jewelry cause it includes unique items which The former Minnesota Governor P. tour in Northern Iran, said about market value.” made this clear yesterday, but in- 15,000 Azerbaijanians were organ- U. N. Subcommittee have no appraised Jack Paige, New York; George B. sisted at the same time that he has in the mountains with sup- The petition did not specifically i* Parker, Scripps-Howard Newspa- izing mention the famous diamond, »every intention of making an all-out port from across the Soviet border Hope Maj. Gen. Floyd L. Parks, McLean $180,- ! drive for the No. 1 position and pers; and quoted them as saying they ex- on Orders lor for which Mrs. paid C. S. A.; Don Patterson, Scripps- Split the Star of the an- is not to be considered a pected to strike “any day now." 000, nor East, {definitely Howard Newspaners: Grove Pat- McLean • candidate for Vice President. Armid Unit* fiMVl. other gem. ter son, Toledo Blade; Paul Patter- listed real estate and He said that whether he would The source said he had seen The petition { son, Baltimore Sun; Drew Pearson, Palestine at an ♦ consider accepting the nomination armed units of the former Fedaie, Inquiry mining and mineral rights Charles E. Perkins, Glen Perry th* Auociatacf Prat assessed value of $188220, includ- ■ for Vice President “would depend the militia that was organized by By Wilmington, Del.; F. Lisle Peters, her home at 3308 on who the presidential candidate is the autonomous Azerbaijan regime LAKE SUCCESS, N. V., May 10.— ing Friendship, J Lake Charles, La.; Herbert L. Pet- R street N.W., $172,720; real estate • to be and what the platform con- ■of Jafar Pishevari, in isolated vil- and who tey, New York; Joseph YU Pew, Jr., A United Nations subcommittee at Bar Harbor. Me.. $10,000. and ! tains.” STUDENT ART EXHIBIT ATTRACTS SCHOOL PATROLS—Hundreds of boys girls lages and caves of the Lake Urmia Arthur B. Pierce, on In Colo- visited the art exhibit in the lobby Philadelphia, Pa.; Astara regions. He said their failed to agree tonight proposed mineral and mining rights Warren “Not a Candidate.” participated in the School Patrol parade yesterday morning N. land Daniel T. Pierce, jr.. Princeton, J.; over-all direction was from officers orders for a committee which will rado, $5,500. who has been The first group was composed of some 500 paraders Another Republican of the Commerce Department Building. Campbell Pilcher, New York; Edgar the Furnishings and personal effects the was com- iwho fled to Russia when Palestine this summer. as a for both ! who had breakfast in the cafeteria before the parade. When parade Times-Pie- investigate mentioned possibility building Allen Poe, New Orleans (pishevari government collapsed last Gov. The exhibition, which is open today from 8 a.m. The issue now goes back to the 55- of the nominations, Warren.of pleted many others looked over the pictures. ayune; Herbert Ponting, Detroit (December with occupation of the 000, bank balances at more than insisted, meanwhile, that after which the will be returned to the member Political Committee of the debts owed to Mrs. , until 6 p.m., will close Wednesday at 6 p.m., pictures News; Edward M. Pooley, El Paso province by regular Iranian troops. $160,000 and has been no change in the —Star Staff Photo special United Nations Assembly. at some there schools attended by the various artists. Herald-Post;' Bayard F. Pope, New It was pointed out that the McLean's estate $110,000, 1 he took last fall when he H. Pour alternate on the $60,000 of which was said to stem position Luther L. Hill, Des York; Christopher Pope, Shirley Pishevari militia once numbered proposals said he wished his friends would not Publications; the committee of the will of her H. Povich, Nelson T. Poynter, Otto C, about 24,000 men, but only a few point of requiring from father-in-law, President. Moines; Rear Admiral Roscoe try to run him for Pressprich, Saginaw News;James D. officers and about 4,000 inquiry to study a proposal for the the late John R. McLean. Auto- for Hillenkoetter, U. S. N.; Charles D. hundred “I am not a candidate any immediate of Palestine mobiles belonging to the estate were | New York; John H. Hoag- Preston, Justice E. Barrett Pretty- men were captured or killed in the independence office other than that I hold at the Gridiron Dinner Guests Hilles, made the obstacle to valued at $5,000. Christian Science man, Washington, D. C.; Byron regular army occupation. up largest he said. s din- ECtwara uosugan, uaraner iland, Monitor; McLean’s I present time,” The guests at last night star; Price, United Nations; William F. The irregular force is now being agreement. These will be voted on The petition said Mrs. told the first Des Moines Register and W. J. Hobbs, New York: O. H. Hoff- Mr. Stassen reporters ner party of the Gridiron Club Cowles, Pyper, Booth Newspapers. “immigrants” cross- by the full committee, which will debts amounted to about $174,000 come next man, jr., Philadelphia; Donald Ho- augmented by I test of his campaign will are named below. The names of Tribune; John Cowles, Minneapolis receive the sums owed on promiss'iry McGraw-Hill Publications; R ing the Russian border, the in- report Monday. including in the Wisconsin preferential the members the club appear Star and Tribune; William C. Cox, gate, notes and due in income tax. ; spring of Akron Beacon formant declared. The issue of independence involves $40,000 He be' in competi- Boston; Bennett Crain. Baltimore; Lynn H. Holcomb, A. A. D. Rahn, Minneapolis; Henry primary. may in heavy type: in Teheran recently that the committee shall The petition also requested that New York M. Craven. Bert Cremers, Journal; J. Edgar Hoover, director, D. Sam Newspapers proposals I tion with Gov. Dewey of States. T. A. Ralph, Rayburn, Minority a’ guardian be appointed by the The president of the United Walter E. Hope, New York; charged that a “flood" of immigrants report to the next regular session of in seeking Wisconsin convention Wyandotte, Mich.; Paul B. Cromelin, |FBI; Leader of the House; William F. court for Mamie Spears Reynolds, Herbert Hoover. Jack R. Howard, was entering the country from Rus- the Assembly in September pro- * James G. Crowley, John M. Cum- Scripps-Howard Raymond, John M. Redding, Demo- delegates. of the United and that. Iran was hun- 4-year-old daughter of former Sen- * The Chief Justice Nathaniel Howard, sia, losing posals on solvine the Droblem of Mr. Stassen. Gov. Warren, Gov. mings, Philadelphia Inquirer. Newspapers; cratic National Committee; Carroll ator Robert R. Reynolds and Mrs. States. W. flreds of millions of rials in customs Palestine, including a for and other figures j D Cleveland News; Roy Howard, Reece, Chairman, Republican Na- proposal Dewey political President of the United Na- on from McLean’s deceased daughter, until for The Scripps-Howard Newspapers; Ken- tional A. P. duties goods being imported establishing Palestine independence from out of town were here Committee; Reeves, the child becomes of legal age. tions Assembly. John A. Danaher, Harry Darby, idall K. Emil Luther Russia without charge. A high offi- without delay. the Gridiron Club dinner last night. Hoyt, Hurja, Whitelaw Reid, New York Herald The Vice President of the Philip- Kansas City, Kans.; Representative New York B. E. cial said it had been impossible for nah4 Vafirdmpnf Rarkeri. Huston, Times; Tribune; John A. Reilly, Thomas F. Interim Government Urged. William A. Dawson, Utah; George re-establish a customs serv- pines. Hutchinson, Detroit; William K. Reynolds, Chicago Sun; Donald R. Iran to The Philippines proposed an in- Furnace' to The Ambassador of , S. Demme, Wilmington, Del.; John the 'Task Force Visiting the Capital primarily Hutchinson, International News Richberg, Lawrence Richey, Robert ice along frontier. terim government for Palestine at a Senate sub- The Ambassador of Great Britain. J. Dempsey, Santa Pe, N. Mex.; Get Loan. urge appropriations j Service. L. Riggs, Louisville Courier-Journal; May $30,000,000 the committee meeting today, but to adequate The Ambassador of the Philip- Frank L. Dennis, Washington Post; At the a committee provide L Brig. Gen. William E. Riley, same time high diplo- did not insist on that proposal at To Test Army Equipment in the Interior Department Thomas W. Dewart, New York Sun; matic source said the funds | pines. Senator M. New York. U. S.M.C.; John J. Riseling, Wash- the three hour subcommittee meet- "Task Force Furnace,” a Central recla- Ambassador of Thomas E. Dewey, Governor of New Irving Ives, special bill for the Valley The Canada, Claude had reached a tentative agreement this afternoon. will took James H. J. ington Post; Robinson, ing Army Grounds Forces unit, test' mation Gov. Warren i The Speaker of the House. York; Clarence Dodge, jr.; with Iran to advance the project, Princeton; William E. Robinson, govern- The United States and Russia were weapons and equipment this summer stand in favor of making a start The President of the Senate. Donahey, Cleveland Plain Dealer; Dr. J. Bay Jacobs, Edwin L. James, a New York Herald Tribune; Repre- ment a $20,000,000 to $30,000,000 said to be standing on their disagree- in the Arizona desert near Yuma— on debt retirement ahead of tax Associate Justice Hugo L. Black, William J. Donaldson, superintend- New York Times; Edward Jamieson,. for sentative John M. Robsion, Ken- credit purchase of American sur- ment on,.the vital orders for the where the temperature sometimes Associate Justice F. Reed. ent House press gallery; Robert C. Houston Chronicle; Earl J. Johnson, reduction. i Stanley tucky; Dwight E. Rorer, Louis Rose, plus military supplies and equip- committee of inquiry, but members rises above 125 degrees. He himself in oppo- Associate Justice Felix Frank- I Doty, Louisville Courier Journal; United Press Associations; Herschel thus placed Chicago Tribune; Charles G. Ross, ment. of the secretariat said the draft of The War Department announced to congressional furter. Roscoe Drummond, Christian Science V. Johnson, United States member, sition Republican | Secretary to the President; Maj. A Government official said "by far the involved four the for income Monitor; Arthur F. Douglas, New U. N. Felton M. proposed resolution project yesterday emphasizing leaders who are pressing The Ambassador to the Philip- Council; Johnston, M. re- the of the items to be E. Gen. Ross E. Rowell, U. S. C., greatest” part separate on that point. that the operation will not be a tax cute this year over tne opposi- York; Lewis Dreisonstok, Orvil 'secretary Senate minority; Alex- proposals pines. tired; Frank M. Russell, Oland D. purchased were shoes, bankets, tents The ‘Political Committee turned military maneuver. The idea is to tion of President Truman. Associate Justice Robert H. Jack- Dryfoos, New York Times; James ander F. Jones, Washington Post; Russell, Scipps-Howard Newspapers; and “other noncombat supplies,” but the idea and at least a find out how tanks, helicopters, “I think the first thing—either in H. Duff, Governor of Pennsylvania; Jesse H. Jones, Houston Chronicle; Philippine son. Lawrence Rutman, United Features it was reliably understood that radio sets and other’ life—to insure Edmund Baltimore Sun; Merle S. Jones. half dozen others over to the sub- guns, mines, private or public Associate Justice Wiley Rutledge. Duffy, and Syndicate. planes, tanks, artillery ammuni- committee to try to draft a complete equipment function in extreme des- is to balance the budget Associate Justice Harold H. Bur- ! Robert G. Dunlop, Philadelphia; K. solvency S. tion also will be included. for the full committee. ert conditions. off he said. E. Durno, International News resolution and start paying debts,” ton. George Capt. Walter Karig, U. S. N. R„ American Ambassador C. Dworshak, Labert St. Clair, Alfred W. Santel- George V*. The agreed portions and the alterna- The task force is assembling at “Then it is desirable to have tax The Secretary of State. Service; Senator Henry Representative Frank M. Karsten, I mann, Rudolph W. Santelmann, Allen said negotiations were under- tive ideas will be taken up Monday. Fort Knox, Ky. reductions. My belief is that we The of the Treasury. Idaho. MioCAnvi t? A/T VoiifFmonn \X7nrU Secretary Maj. William F. Santelmann, way both here and in Washington, should start paying off some of the The General. E. Clarence Bud- Romulo Asks Careful Study. Attorney ington Evening Star; U. S. M. C.; Dr. Ernest F. Sapping and “the American Government debt before we begin cutting taxes.” The of the Interior. Gen. Carlos P. chief Secretary Stephen T. Early, Representative ington Kelland, Phoenix, Ariz.; ton, David Sarnoff, New York; Carl presumes and understands Iran Brig. Romulo, debt payment, the Governor The of Features of the to the By Secretary Agriculture. Charles A. Eaton, ; Mar- Bradley Kelly, King Syn- M. Saunders, Jackson Citizen Pa- would use such supplies to maintain Philippine delegation said he meant a “substantial" rather M. C. a careful riner fi. Eccles. chairman. Federal dicate; Keister, Senator James triot; A. A. Schechter, New York; internal security and to defend the Assembly, suggested study than a “token” reduction. The of Labor. P. Missouri; Frank R. the committee Secretary Reserve System; Angus B. Echols, Kem, Kent, Charles Schlaifer, New York; Fred- country, in case of need, from any by proposed inquiry Control Retention. Earl Governor of Cali- Baltimore Sun; Martin H. into “various Asks Rent Warren, Wilmington, Del.; Peter Edson, Kennelly, erick scmuter, Trenton; william foreign aggression.” necessary arrange- of Edward ments interim Republican leaders in Congress fornia. Newspaper Enterprise Association; Mayor Chicago; Kernan, Schooley, Emil Schram, New York; whereby an govern- believe they will be able to get both A. Morris Edwards, Cincinnati; Gen- Cleveland Plain Dealer; Bernard Dr. H. R. Schreiber, Dr. Harry M. A. U. Speech Club to Dance ment, possibly under the supervision G. Adams; Phelps H. Kilgore, Wall Street Journal; George cf the United Nations, may be estab- tax reduction and some debt retire- Eugene eral of the Army Dwight D. Eisen- Scott, Toledo, Ohio; Charles E. The Gen. Democratic American University Speech ment this year, but Adams, New York Sun; Brig. Otto K. Sen- Killion, National Com- Cleveland Richard lished to guarantee the due observ- simultaneously hower, Eitel, Chicago; Scripps, Press; Club will hold a spring dance and Democrats contend they are Julius Ochs Adler, New York Times; Louisiana; mittee, Fleet Admiral Ernest J. B. Newark ance of the existing rights of all putting ator Allen J. Ellender, Scudder, Evening News; revue at 8:45 p.m. at before J. B. Akers; Milburn P. Akers, King, U. S. N.; James F. King, Kan- Wednesday peoples and governments concerned, the tax cuts through they Commodore Ernest M. Eller U. S. N.; Vaughn Shoemaker, Chicago Daily the Arts 2017 I N.W. T. Buf- sas Walter R. Club, street lee whether savings will be sufficient Chicago Sun; Peter Allen, Endicott, Herbert Elliston, City Star; Maj. King, News; Duke Shoop, Kansas City including those of the mandatory Ralph U. The program will be directed by cover a debt also. falo;- John. M. Allison, State De- S. A.; William E. Kingswell, power (Britain) which may to payment Washington Post; Morris D. Ervin, Star; Jouett Shouse, Kirke L. Simp- Miss Ella Harllee. Music and dra- require Gov. Warren said he thought Representative August A. H. Kirchhofer, Buffalo Evening settlement or liquidation by peace- PSJtWgB.tr. Cincinnati Times Star; Edward A. son, William Phillip Simms, Scripps- matic skits were written by students in Government H:-Anderson, Minnesota; Bert An- News; Sandor S. Kleiii, United ful agreement,” reasonable economies Evans, Scripps-Howard Newspapers; Howard Newspapers; M. P. Small, of the School of Social Silences Press Associations; Charles H. of was are desirable at this time, taut drew *&***^JS*tf. Yotfc JJerald Tribune; ■Luther H. Evans, Librarian of Con- Sacramento, Calif.; Carleton D. and The point independence Fletcher Public Affairs. a distinction between Chicago; Gene Kline, Knebel, Cleveland the one over which Herschel V. pfojects whicjr ^imatrr-J. Angtt gress, R. M. Evans, governor, Fed- Smith, Dorman Smith, Newspaper are and 1. wSSiam B. Aiffiur, Plain" Dealer; James L. Knight, Mi- Johnson of the United States and he said self-liquidating, Xrcter; eral Reserve System; StHimah Enterprise Association; Senator. H. Vandenburg, jr.; William Van Du- are not Cowles Publication^; B. Artier; ami Herald; John S. Knight, Knight Andrei A. other appropriations that Clyde Evans, Nashville Tennessean; Frank Alexander Smith, New Jersey; Rex sen, New-York; Maj. Gen. H. H. Gromyko, deputy foreign nature of investments. William B. Asher; Warren R. Austin, Newspapers; Senator William F. minister of Russia, crossed verbal in the Eyerly, Des Moines Register and Smith, Winthrop H. Smith, New Vaughan, Aide to the President; U. S. Del. to U. Frank Knowland, California; Representa- swords. The Governor told his press con- chairman, N.; Tribune. York; Dr. Edgar Snowden, John H. Earl Venable, Republican Congres- Eben tive Harold ference he favors continuation of Aydelotte, Princeton; Ayers, F. Knutson, Minnesota; Sorrells, Scripps-Howard News- sional Committee; Representative Mr. Gromyko has proposed that Asst. Sec. to the President. Frank W. Kridel, ; the submit Federal rent control. Asked for his Edward P. Farley, New York; papers; Gen. Carl A. Spaatz, U. S.A.; John M. Vorys, Ohio. inquiry group proposals to the of war-time Arthur Krock, New York Times; William R. Lawrence E. to thernext regular Assembly meet- reaction lifting B James A. Farley, New York; William Spear, Spi- W. controls including the Theodore Krueger, Buffalo, N. Y.; vak, American Mercury; .Harold E. ing in September, These would In- generally, United Pres§ Agso- T. Faricy, Joseph R. Farrington, George K. Wallace, Kansas regulation of prices, he said ha Ferdinand Kuhn, Washington Rost. Stassen, St. Paul, Minn.; John R. City clude a “proposal on the question ^|#u^,,^Ui