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MONDAY. AUGUST 11. 1058 HERALD ANT) NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE Subcommittee Gives Aide Clean Bill In Refund Case WASHINGTON (AP) - Some Democratic and Republican mem bers of a House subcommittee dif fer sharply on whether their re port vindicates the conduct of Sherman Adams in a military con tract settlement case. The report, made public yester day by the House Armed Serv ices Investigations subcommittee, said it found no evidence indicat- Jet To Start Noise Tests NEW YORK (AP)-A British Comet IV jet airliner, which streaked here on its first trans atlantic flight, is at Idlewild Air port for noise tests. The plane, the first four-engine commercial jet to land at the field, is equipped with noise sup pressors. The tests, starting today, are aimed at determining whether the plane meets noise limitations set for the field. The Port of New York Authority, which operates Idlewild, gave permission for the Comet IV to visit the field. Four engine jet planes without silencers have been banned at the field to lessen the noise nuisance to resi dential areas nearby. The jet landed at Idlewild yes terday after a lO'i-hour flight from England, including a 1 '4-hour stopover at Gander, Nfld. The Comet carried 22 persons, including the crew. It was piloted by group Capt. John Cunningham, 41, chief test pilot for the De Havi land Aircraft Co., manufacturer of the plane. Cunningham said the silencers were effective on the ocean flight and did not cut the plane's power materially. Cunningham said that in regular service the Comet should make one-stop flights from England in about nine hours and nonstop flights eastward in seven hours with the help of prevailing winds. British Overseas Airways Corp. hopes to start Comet IV passen ger service across the Atlantic later this year. ing presidential assistant Adams intended to influence the $40,382 penalty refund, after nearly 17 years, to Raylaine Worsteds, Inc., Manchester, N. H. But when interviewed, members of the subcommittee divided along party lines in putting their own interpretations on their findings. The report, adopted unanimous ly, was described by Rep. Porter Hardy (D-Va, a member, as "a minimum in the way of conclu sions, but a maximum on which the subcommittee could agree." Republicans hailed the report as vindication of Adams, who has been involved in. two congression al investigations of reports that his prestige was used to get fa vored treatment "for others. Ad ams has denied bringing any im proper pressure to bear, either in this case or another involving tex tile manufacturer Bernard Gold fine. In its report, the subcom mittee determined that Sen. Styles Bridges and Rep. Chester E. Mer row, both New Hampshire Repub licans, and Sen. Irving M. Ives IR-NY) at various times made inquiries about the Raylaine case. But there was no criticism of them. On the Adams aspect of the case, Hardy suggested the public read the transcript of the subcom mittee's closed door hearings and "judge for themselves whether the conduct disclosed in the sub committee hearings conforms ei ther to their personal standards to the preachments which have been voiced in high places." Rep. William E. Hess (Ohio), I senior Republican member of the subcommittee, said such a read ing would show "not one scintilla of evidence of any attempt to in fluence Uie Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals either by Sherman Adams or members of Congress." Hess discounted the "Dear Sherm" letters from persons in terested in Raylaine, which were relayed to the Pentagon (com the White House with requests for re plies. , "I would venture to say Sher man Adams never even saw those letters, but they were sent along by some secretary," Hess said. Hess joined Rep. William H. Bates (li-.Mass), another subcom mittee member, in saying Ameri cans properly expect they can write to their elected or appoint ed officials about problems and get replies. "I can't think of anybody doing less than Adams did, or see how anything could be more routine," Bates said. . Bates said the findings do not reflect in any way on Adams. Chairman F. Edward Hebert (D-La) told a news conference the subcommittee could not determine Adams' intent, since Adams turned down an opportunity to ap pear before it. "There is no doubt that the memoranda he transmitted on White House stationery had their effect in bringing about speedy action, Hebert said. I don t want to say it influenced the de cisions -of the members of the board." Hebert termed the committee report a "Scotch verdict" an inconclusive decision. In the Raylaine case, Adams wrote the Armed Services sub committee that he never commu nicated directly with the contract appeals board. 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