Evening star. [volume], October 03, 1947, Page B-6, Image 39

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U. S. Congress Probes
Interfere in Foreign
Nations, Reds Charge
ly th· A(tv>c>3t*d Pr«n
MOSCOW, Oct. 3.—Izvestia, the
Soviet government newspaper, de
clared today that many members
of the United States Congress now
traveling abroad are interfering in
the internal affairs of foreign coun
tries.
Commenting on Russia's refusal
to issue entry visas to members of
a United States Senate committee,
Izestia said:
"The U. S. S. R. is not one of those
countries which can be investigated
by American Senators. The trip is
i looked upon by proper authorities
as having no useful purpose."
The article carried the headline:
"One trip of American "Investiga
tors' which did not take place." It
criticized Senators Bridges, Repub
lican, of New Hampshire for men
tioning the words "iron curtain" and
! said he w'as appealing to the Amer
! ican Government "to estiblish a
! special rule for granting entrance
I visas to Soviet citizens to the United
States."
"Traveling American Senators who
have already become accustomed to
their role as benefactors do not
wish to resign themselves to the fact
there are countries which do not
! want their 'services,' " Izvestia con
tinued.
ι "This useless noise about a trip of
American 'investigators' to the
Soviet Union which did not take
place can fool no orte. The proper
Soviet authorities are ready to issue
entry visas to the U. S. S. R. to
people coming to our country who
have no aims at investigation."
Airs. Bolton and Merrow
Leave for Middle East
ROME, Oct. 3 (IP).—Representa
tive Bolton, Republican, of Ohio
and Representative Merrow, Repub
lican, of New Hampshire, members
of the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee, left by plane today for
Palestine, Iran, Iraq, Egypt and
the north coast of Africa.
Another member, Representative
Maloney, Republican, of Pennsyl
vania. left for Germany and the
Low Countries. Representatives
Jackson. Republican, of California
and Teague, Democrat, of Texas
stayed here for a study of the
! Italian situation. They will resume
their journey to Greece and Tur
key Saturday.
Cleland, Air Race
Winner, Receives
I Speeding Ticket
By th· Associated Press
CLEVELAND. Oct. 3.—Cook Cle
i land received $20,000 last month foi
) traveling 404 miles per hour—but a
45-mile-an-hour pace netted him a
I Traffic Court summons today.
The difference In rewards, Patrol
man Joseph Ο Jansen said·, was due
ι to the fact that the 45-mile-p'er
hour figure was set in an automo
bile on Euclid avenue—instead of
in a souped-up Corsair plane on the
Cleveland Airport pylon race course.
Cleland, who appears in Traffic
Court tomorrow, set the 404-mile
rate during his fastest lap while
winning the National Air Race
Thompson Trophy event.
Chicken and Waffle Supper
Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps.,
No. 6, will hold a chicken and waffle
supper from 5 to 8 o'clock Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Anna Horn, 146
Upland terrace N.E.
Mestrovic to Be Guest
At Sculpture Exhibit
Ivan Mestrovic, Yugoslav sculp
tor, will be guest of honor at a
tea marking the opening of his
sculpture exhibit this afternoon at
the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Mr. Mestrovic's work is predom
inantly religious, and the exhibit
includes large scale wood reliefs,
bronze and marble human figures
and collections of sketches and
drawings. Mr.. Mestrovic now is a
professor in the College of Pine
Arts at Syracuse University.
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