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Voice of Americo Probers Get
Final Briefing for Flying Trip
By tK« Associated Pross
Two Senators and six Representa
tives get a “final briefing” today
for a flying trip to*Europe that will
take them to 20 countries in 33 days.
The objective of the high-speed
swing is an on-the-spot checkup of
the State Department s controver
sial cultural and information pro
gram, with main attention focused
on the Voice of America radio broad
casts.
“We are trying to go too fast on
this," Senator Hatch, Democrat, of
New Mexico told reporters. “I be
lieve we would learn more and do
a better Job if we did not cover so
much ground.”
Senator Hickenlooper, Republican,
of Iowa agreed it “will be a quick
trip,” but said he hopes to learn
“how effective our program is and
how it can be improved.”
The committee will be made up
of five Senators and six House
members.
The itinerary and time table were
mapped by Senator Smith, Repub
lican, of New Jersey, and Represen-,
tative Mundt, Republican, of South
Dakota, heads of their respective
delegations. Neither was in Wash
ington today.
The investigation was ordered by
the Senate afer a lengthy Senate
House controversy over extending
the wartime program into the post
war era.
Secretary of State Marshall asked
Congress for $35,000,000 to tell the
United States' story to the rest of
the world, but Congress whittled
that to $12,400,000. The House first
refused any funds on the ground
Congress had not specifically author
ized such activities.
Later Mr. Mundt succeeded in win
ning House passage of authoriza
tion legislation, but this was stalled
in the Senate and the investigation
substituted on a last-minute move
by Senator Smith.
A separate House investigation
had been ordered earlier, so it was
decided to make the inquiry a joint
undertaking.
Senator Smith plans to leave to
morrow by boat and join the other
lawmakers in Berlin.
Senator Lodge, Republican, of
Massachusetts already is in. Europe
and will meet his colleagues there.
while Senator Barkley, Democrat,
of Kentucky may fly from here
later. He has been in Kentucky
because of an illness in his family.
The trip will be made In an Army
plane departing tomorrow. Today's
gathering in the House Foreign Af
fairs Committee chamber was due
to include instructions on how to
wear parachutes and how to act if
it became necessary to "ditch” the
plane at sea.
House members expected to make
the trip include Representatives
Mundt, Judd, Republican, of Min
nesota; Smith, Republican, of Wis
consin; Jarman, Democrat, of Ala
bama; Gordon, Democrat, of Illi
nois and Mansfield, Democrat, of
Montana.
Each lawmaker has been provided
with a special questionnaire to be
filled out in each of the countries
visited after a talk there with
Americans and citizens of the na
tion.
Visits have been arranged by the
State Department in England,
France, Switzerland, Luxembourg.
Belgium, Holland, Norway, Den
mark, Sweden, Finland, Poland,
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Austria,
Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece, Turkey,
Spain and Portugal.
Youth Gets 22-Month Term
For Thefts in Arlington
A 19-year-old Arlington youth
was sentenced to 22 months In Jail
on his conviction In 11 cases of
petty larceny in Arlington County
Court yesterday.
He Is Robert Gray, colored, 2120
South Oxford street. Grey was
arrested Saturday by county police
who said they surprised him in the
act of looting a parked automobile
in the Arlington Village Apart
ments.
He was convicted of the theft of
clothing from clotheslines and laun
dry rooms in Arlington Village,
Buckingham and Barcroft apart
ment developments and of articles
from parked automobiles.
Police said approximately half of
the loot, valued at approximately
$250, was recovered in Gray’s room.
He was sentenced to two months in
jail on each charge.
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the Flavor with this
HEW French Dressing
You don't know bow good a simple
lettuce or green Summer salad can
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right proportions to be tangy but
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years of experience in making good
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flavor of fruits, greens or vegetables.
Get Mrs. Filbert’s delicious,
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Donald Duck Orange
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