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IIEKALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1955 Standards Are Strict In Gas Lab Former Ike Appointee Sets Defense CAA Probe Gets Okay From Senate km WlI ft.-?. I AGE FOUR rs JFil oft 1 f -i S . The lady or the house has made UI but mind. She wants gas range. But tn the store, surrounded by handsome new models, "he n stuck by, an appalling thought How can she be sure the one she picks out will work right In her home, jtHiid up alter years of wear, be safe? - She can be sure If the range she selects bcurs 'a little metal real with a blue star on a white circle. ;. , '.' , .. That is the American Gas Asso ciation's Approval Seal, the Mgr. that takes the guess out of buying a gas range.- And -95 per cent ol all gas appliances wear It. Before being awarded the A. O. A. Approval cn!,- a range has to pass hundreds of tents for safe ty, durability and, perlprmance. 1 One test, for example, is a rugged workout of the burner valves. A machine turns the valves on and off 10.000 times within fnu' hnlir.4 And if thn vnluoi Ktnnil up after that kind of treatment, I they're really cooking with gas. STIFrUR TKSTS And each year the tests get stiffer. As scientific research de velops appliances with even great er safety and durability, the re quirements are constantly being ungraded mm 1 1.-wpt,r:.iW(r. 1. lp. ..eri OR. tINGFU F. Tsiang, Nationalitt China's representative to the United Nations, raises his arm as he votes to veto the proposed package deal under which 1 8 new members would have been admitted to the U.N. His veto and that of Russia killed the) proposal at Tuesday's meeting of the Security Council.- At left is Brazil's Cyro de-Freitat-Valle. . AP Wirephoto Two Men Named Lee Keep Political Issue Confused WASHINOTON lK Edward F. Howrey, recently resigned as chair man of the Federal Trade Com mission, said Saturday his law firm is working against an FTC complaint originated while he was FTC chief. Howrey defended the action and said it would be "entirely proper" for him to handle the legal case himseif. despite his recent FTC as sociation. The FTC filed charges against two grocery chains and 11- food manufacturers on Nov, 24. alleg ing that the manufacturers gave special allowances to the chains and that this discriminated against other buyers. Howrey, an Eisenhower ap pointee who left the FTC last Aug. 10, coniirmed published reports that his Washington law firm has been retained to defend Food Fairs Inc., a Philadelphia-headquartered firm, one of the grocery chains named. He said the case was being hanoleu by J.oits . . Ure'le. i in ior partner In the firm of Sanders, Grnvellc, Whitlock and Howrey, mi. WASHINGTON i - Here is an I signals and radar warnings and! ."' "J1", "'"V' ABC on two men named Lee whol nirport control towers, and is sup-' "Ji.1 "'P nTr or'8'nal- lost tneir joos on the CAA and of civil aviation in ueaeral. The CAA--Frederick B. Lee wa hab. Sound confusing? It is. Even tellinp the difference between CAA and CAB gels confusing. Now. ! the ad:mnlsti-3tni- And ho hprp The range, of course, is not the I wltn Politics involved, Mines are j is part of the Commerce D?part- only appllunce tested by A. G. A. w0,sc' invent. Tins made Lee answerable man April 1, 1953. Commission regulations forbid a former member to appear as an attorney in any legal proceeding "the files of which came to his Laboratories In Cleveland,' Ohio.' Jllst kc(,P "lis In mind about the j directly to Secretary of Commerce Pf'"al attention during his em- nrt l.n Anl r.ilif TLf lake two Lees before iieltini any orce in more than 6,000 models of gas er: ne ' Josh Lee: the oilier is Democrat, lost hLs Job when his equipment, divided into 31 classill cations Including ranges, clothes dryers, water heaters, and refrig erators. Established 30 years aKO by the gas industiy on a purely volun tary basis, the A. G. A. Labora tories have wo.i acclaim from num erous governmental groups. Thn U.S. Bureau of Mines for exampic, says: "The American Gas Association Laboratories have achieved a leading position In ere atlng public confidence In gas equipment carrying the A. G. A. Blue Seal, thus promoting safe, durable and efficient gas appli ances." - SAMPLE TESTED ' In fact, the testing program has been so effcctlvo, tho A. O. A. Ap proval Seal is now required on all gas appliances sold In many areas. How does a manufacturer go about getting the seal for his ap pliance, to reassure the home maker she's getting the best pos sible product? When a manufacturer develops a new model, he ships a sample to A. a. A. Laboratories, Then the tests for construction safety and performance get under way. Take what happens to the ranae: Engineers Inspect the range to - make sure It Is neat, sturdy and smooth-edged. It must be easy to msKiii, repair, clean and adjust. Hirther. it must be Impossible to put the removable parts back improperly auer tneyve term was up; Frederick B. Lee, a Republican, was bounced. CAB Civil Aeronautics Board Is a five-man board which is the big boss of civil aviation. It says what airlines get what routes writes the safely rules, Invest!- (Bates accidents, and decides who's lo blame lor them. The CAB is answerable directly to the Presi dent. Josh Lee was a member of this five-man board CAA Civil Aeronautics Admin istration carries out CAB's or ders through teams of mspectors, operates Hying facilities such as Wet i.s. Here is what happened: JojIi Lee, lormer Okbhoma sen ator, was appointed to two six year teims on the five-man CAB by his fellow Democrats, Presi dents Roosevelt and Truman, llrst in J01.1, then in 1949. His second term ends Dec. 31. Piesident Elsenhower could have reappointed him but Ployment or on which he per- forniec any work of significant im portance." In saying It would be proper even for him to handle the Food Fair case himself. Howrey stated that he had no recollection of the mat ter while he was FTC head. Many such cases are first de veloped on lower levels in ih fed ACT ESS RHONDA FLEMING offers a baby rhino a tidbit in an effort to make friends wth the beast while on a movie location 120 miles from Nairobi in East Africa. The aefres-.' role of a lady veterinarian in the movie requires her to be on friendly tems with a variety of animals. She expects to return to Hollywood in time for the Christmas holidays. AP Wirephoto Commies Demand Berliners' Surrender Of 'NATO Policy1 BERLIN I An East Berlin rerled that all of Berlin, and not Communist leader demanded Sat-1 only the Soviet Sector, is the capi- uraay mat vvesi uerun, isoiateo no tai oi tne now ".soverenrn (Easti mues oenina tne iron curtain, i German democratic republic. Bb-mfon Us "NATO policy" and Tnj,, wcnt beVond recent Com establish -normal relations" with; mul,lsl clnims that East Ber , surrounding East Germany. 0 )ol,nP1. an occupied Rector o( Alfred Neumann, Berlin districtjihe four-power city but the capi- annot:nc?d ! eral DOlicin? affencv. he sairi nnrl : inc Communist Partv and cand:- ' t -..n-i- ..,.,,,. j . .. Dec. he would reulace Josh Leei-n,. ., ih. !rft. ,n.,nh.r f n Bninh,n .' . . ""I"" """"neo. oy me Si vmv The Home Has Place In History with another Democrat, Minetti of Ncv York This might not have attracted much attention if Frederick B. Lee had not bounded Into the news about the same time Joseph; sion until they have gone through the investigative proceedings." Howrey, came under attack ear lier this year lor alleged FTC ac tivities in an antitrust case against me. Republican I ' '....X .7." " ....". , Secretarv Weekt (divert t, mi- miu iuuwi Euniiiira in wnicn weimaiy wcess lorceq l.ee. a he hart nrpvlniKlv rnrcor,inri ., Vermont Republican, to resign 0f the comnanies hnsft nf rAn ii, s-i,.k..,., 01 lne companies unairman Evins iD-Tenn) of an Investigating House small business suueomnnuee said Howrey's activ ities had raised a grave ethical Small town and rural areas sren,!" - 7-'." y wu,,is lo,a "y to be leading America CAA, a job Eisenhower Rave him in 1954 On D;c. 10 El senhower announced he would be replaced by another HcDUbllcan. Charles J. Lnwpn .lr The Democrats Jumped on this I i"esuun. nowrey testiiiea ne naa not so much on the exit of Dem- "not done an unethical thing" In ocrat Josh Lee as on the fir ins I h'5 ' 3 1 ' -:4,n ' -''-3 of Repubiicr.n Frederick B Lee 1 chairman wrs actually against his but linked the two departures. Thej Previous interest as a private law bi;r question not fully answered j ycr' yet: why was Frederick B. Lee! George J. Burger, vice president forced to resign? ! of the National Federation of In- In a Irtter sent with his lesie-1 dependent Business who opoosed nation to Eisenhower. F. B. Lee i Howrey's appointment in 1953 on Farms Enlarge In California mrm. roaay. rural areas are hn among the most Imporinat mar- taken apart for cleaning This i kets for many major aoollances. In behalf of all thrse ladles who Some of the appliances aro only are not mechanical eenluses. ' Thai's only the first slen. thmiuh The engineers get rough with the range next. It s squeeied. pushed and loaded down with weights. TKMrtRATIIRR WATCHED Walls and floors hear the range have tholr temperature taken wruie me stove la operating at capacity to make sure they re main far below the danger point for causing a fire. To determine the baking even- ir.in ui uie oven, tne engineer! whip up a four-layer ,cake. The four layers aro baked at the same time, two on the bottom shelf and two on the top. After Ihey have cooled they are examined with a photoelectric reflectometer, a del- icave instrument which Indicates any variation In color, All four layers must be baked an even brown to meet A. o. A. require ments. For the cook's convenience, burner trays must have raised nies am ugnt corners to catch spill-overs, smooth edges, rust resistant finishes and easy remov- And this is nnlv ih h., Few new models make the grade the first time, says the director of me mooraiones in Cleveland. Alter an appliance has passed all tests, has been awarded the Approval Seal, the manufacturer may produce Ihot model with the Seal. Only, of course, if each ap pliance Is exactly like the one that passes the tests. IVSPKCTION CONTINUES . The Laboratories' work doesn't end there. A team ot Inspection engineers drups In unannounced on a manufacturer's plant, in a dealer's display room, or In a home to sec Uiat the approved models don't vary a whit from the original. The homemaker. xtAnrim ... dealer's store surrounded by the handsume new ranges, has deci sions to make about color, sine style .vnd other specifications dear to a lady's heart. But as for per formance, durability and depend ability If there's that little metal seal with a blue star on a white circle, she needn't give them a worry. grounds of possible conflict of in Wprfn't CPtllnir alrmn (llLf.n,..-. tprn:f tcoiart a olnlomAnl C(.,v toward .i.; . , " " r.:- C, "T " mnrlnm hnmn. In th. "ul' ,,u- 11r",'n newsmen, uij.Miy nig me ruoa p air case OlS- ?evohmon "PPllance Wwk, llad never toW mm v.,,,,, closure "comes with no surprise." Some of the most important de- "Sil'wLw. , ' ,'. H." 1"d 1U,; :;'oup '" urite "l a vices that .re changing a nat ion's ..r."...8 "ersecie ary of ' lorlhcoining Senate small business h"".0tf 'LV1 ,h ioi lie act with ane"p,aa: lion which explained Utile. He said Lee was asked to quit because of an "accumulation of stresses det rimental to the sound develonment oi civil aviation. beginning to be used in the bin cities. Home freezers, for example, first became Important In smaller places where they helped preserve home-produced foods. In 1949, cit ies over 100.000 still had only 22 9 per cent of the freezer sales. And only recently have such sales reached 33 per cent. Late flRures, cited by Electrical Merchandising, give cities of half million to a minion less than . per cent of j Pr(.dpr,ck B. 'J Up stepped a spokesman for the Democrats. Sen. Monioney of okla-. noma, chairman OI tne Senate's subcommittee on aviation. He said his group would investigate the whole tiling In January. Monroney said Frederick B. Lee had been let otii because he didn't "knurkle under" to Weeks and Rothschild so they could be tne Dig Dosses of aviation. He said big heaiimr on FTC "that more drastic regulations be put into effect that W'ill prevent former high govern ment officials being associated with any. law firm in handling cases against a government agency that the high official has heretofore been connected with." parly newsDauer Neues Dciitscmene. Neumann stressed that the laws of the East German state .DDR) are valid "in Berlin." He said it was a mistake to apply this only ui East Berlin and as serted. "All of Berlin is the capital oi the DDR." He added: "In West Berlin, the occupation statue and the rule of the mnnnn. eir-HiMi?M-m fro, IIFn, ' '"y iuiu Hlld militarists inu.c hp nia farms are getting bisger and I ''j"'?8'01", ,,'hat normal relations more valuable, but there are fewer i """eu witn tne govern or in- ment of the German demnt-roiip The California tarmer has more , '0C ' JV" qUeS"C" nW mechanical equipment to help him' ,,.l,j ,i. , , , with hi, hi,. , .nrt mo fn. , H""" m w ?rned that West Ber- , ' . u- . woula isolate Itself further" if .h. iri nn.nnii'. . ' a" west German laws except for rearmament legislation TO SIZE 48 ' Lucky stouts! Here in one nat. tern you've a complete wardrobe of versatile, mix 'n' match sepa rates! Vest! Blouse! Skirt! Each styled to slim to flatter! Make several of each In fashion's new est fabrics and colors! Pattern 9172: Women's Sizes 34 36, 38, 40, 42, 44. 46, 48. Size 36 skirt and vest, 3i yards 39-inch; blouse, 2, yards 35-inch. This easy-to-use pattern gives perfect fit. Complete, Illustrated Sew Chart shows you every , step. Send thirty-five cents In coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Herald and News, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size and style number, WASHINGTON I Sen. Mon roney (D-Okla) said Saturday he has unanimous backing of the Sen ate aviation subcommittee for an Investigation into the ouster of Frederick B. Lee as civil aero nautlcs administrator. The Inquiry, expected to begin soon after Congress assembles Jan. 3, .may be the first political fire works of an election-year session. Lee, a career worker, has asked to step down as civil aviation chief by Secretary of Commerce Weeks and Undersecretary Louis S. Roths, child. -Charles J. Lowcn Jr ., I.' chief assistant, was named to suc ceed him, subject to Senate con firmation later. Monroney, chairman of fhe vi. tion subcommttee, said in a state ment that "The purpose of the in- vestitration Is to determine whether political considerations entered Into the dismissol of a career civil servant, and whether or not there h ; " " 1 . . ,-. , ground-minded clique in the De '' m-nt of C-immrce. in a bid to control all civil aviation." Rothschild has said no doIHIm figured In the case. He said th Commerce Department wanted a man Abetter suited In leadership talent and teamwork." Monroney made Dublin renti.. by the other four senators on the subcommittee agreeing to the In vestigation. They are two Demo crats, Smathers (Fla) and Bible (Nev). and two ReDubllrnnc Schoeppel (Kan) and Payne Maine). Schoeppel told Monroney he will cooperate in the inquiry "If the acts and circumstances are as you Indicate." Payne said Lee has "been doini an outstanding Job" but added thi Congress "should not interfere un duly in the selection of administra tive officials to carry out primar ily administrative functions." Before freezers, lmnortant nhas. " V"'?!" rog.r"m.l lcl? Du" es of refriierntim, H..,ii. ! "'"'w: V"' weess ana onth,..,;t,. !",,M"M " "ratltoad Its way to market. One of the most rapldlv moving modern Items Is the dishwasher. A major part of these seem to be sold outside the largest cities. New houses, many of them built in the suburbs, take an lmnortant for olde7 houses" f.,..l Jf e 'm "? CAA' Monroney ld. Pnmnloln k, ... .... 'S ...K,. .a uig-cuy regulations slanted transportation policy men Monroney took another crack at Rothschild. He said Ml- netti, picked by the Republicans to succeed Josh Lee on the CAB, although a Democrat, was a "bud dy" of Rothschild. me sacking of Frederick B. natssMAKts oa watchmkii when you ned hlp Jrou nted Help a,1: and union rules change too slowly to meet the need. "The high cost of instollallon Is an obstacle that exists only In the larger markets," says one manu facturer. Now many companies are making portable models which do not have to be Installed and many city people are getting what has become commonplace In manv rural homes. Only 0 5 per cent of the electric ranges are being sold In towns' with over a million people Towns under 10.000 had over a third of the sales, cities of 10.000 to 35.000 take more than 13 per cent. But these figures arc based on sales1 bv dealers In in..-.,B ... j ' not indicate that many ranges went to people who live outside the towns where the sales were made More than five million farms I 94 4 per cent of those In the 1 uiinea states are on power lines. Many ot them seem to De using that power in the home. The gas lines do not extend to, the farms or even to some of the smaller towns. But the gas people ' pointed out that the most modern' gas equipment Is still available for remote communities. Bottled-gas Installations in rural areas now total more than eight million, says the Oas Appliance Manufacturers Association. This is I an uicrease of 30 per cent In the! last two vj cars. I all part of a pattern which Included the blocking of the reap pointment of Josh Lee (to the CAB i. Ross Rizley (a Republican and chairman of the CABi Is soon to be appointed a federal judge. And Weeks will have another posi tion to fill in his grab for control of aviation." Tulelake Plans Chrisfmas Service TULELAKE A traditional Christmas Eve musical service will be presented at 6:30 p.m. Decem- cer 24 in the Tulelake Commmun Ity Presbyterian Church. The can dlelighted service Is planned for the entire family. The choir will sing the favorite old Christmas anthems and car ols. Tnere will be a scripture read ing. The Rev. Mnrvis Kevser, pas tor will bring a brief Christmas message. STABBING REDWOOD CITY (UP) James H. Barker, 17, 50 Hazel Dr., Red wood City, was In Sequoia Hos pital here today with a stab wound In the chest suffered a few hours earlier in a quarrel wi'.h his 16-year-old cousin. The Juvenile assailant was taken to Hillcrest Juvenile Home. from the U.S. Census Bureau 1954 tally of the state's agriculture compared with a similar compila tion in 1950. The preliminary report just re leased shos that although the land in farms Increased from 36.613,291 acres In 1950 to 37.800.380 acres In 19)4, the number of farms declined from 137.IHS to 123,074. Average Size l'p The average size of the Califor nia farm increased from 266.9 acres to 307.1 and the value of the land and buildings soared from an average of i40,509 to A whopping $59 144. The largest decline In the number of fnrms came in the group of small farms between 10 and 29 acres. The only category to show a gain was the farms In the 1000 acre and over bracket. Tne amount of land Irrigated on California farms increased to 7, 04S.792 acres, up 610.468 acres. Increased mechanization made life easier lor the state's farmers. The census showed more farms had milking machines, grain com bines, corn pickers, pick-up hay balers, trucks, and tractors In 1954 than in 1950. The increase in the number of farms with the machines gained added significance from the fact that the total number of farms on which they could be employed was smaller. Making life more pleasant on the lar.n were increases in the num ber of telephones, automobiles, s six per cent Increase m the num ber of farms with electricity, and nearlv double the 195n number of home frp7nrs I More tl.m 96 per cent of the slate's farms were electrified and 95 per cent had piped running water. are automatically adopted also in e-.-si. Di-rnn. West German legislation has been adopted almost without exception but the West Berlin city Pnrii. ment had to read and vote on ev ery law. Under the proposed bill West German laws would be adopt- This, said the Communist lead er, would "increase the provaca lory nature of the NATO hi-iH. head" of West Berlin and cause 5. u.oaavaniages" for its 2 200.000 population. Neumann claimed West n,-iin workers would protest in the fac- iu.ie-.- una me streets against the legislation and u-miiri irti' r with the East German Commun ists to defeat the "NATO follow ers of the Wesi Berlin government. 1956 United Fund Budoer Aoproved PORTLAND on Announcement ?La6rVal ' " 3'.644 budget uL I t was made Saturday by United Fund directors nfT.hi.e budget ls based on needs of the 69 member agencies . mn? HaZ,ei2' ,resui'er, said pay. ments on 1955 pledges are averag- Inlnlsj'ear"'' S"gh'Iy 'SSS On The Record K I. A MAT II COI'NTV MARIEIAtiK LICENSES PATTON-REEVES Tommle L Patton. 21, Hillflboro. and Constance JWfie Reeves, 19, Merrill. WOOD-ROBERTS Murl Wood. 24. Klamath Falls, and Dentse Roberts, 19. Klamath valls. GLAFFIC-GONZALEZ Fred A niaf'ic, .11. Kl.mi.nh Falls, and Ethel A. Gonzales, .14. Yakima. Wain inn ton. KLAMATH f'Ot'.VT V SI'ITS Charles W Rutledne vs. Nannie Frances Rutledge. divorce granted. At torney for Dluintiff, Donald A. W. Piper. Martha E. 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