The House of Representatives' special "show-me" committee arrived last week in London. Seventeen Congressmen, plus ten consultants and two secretariesall under the supervision of Massachusetts' stern and thoughtful Christian Herterwere there to see for themselves how badly off Europe was, and how much help England and the Continent needed.
The Congressmen cross-examined Food Minister John Strachey and were a little annoyed by his air of supercilious serenity. They were more impressed by Sir Stafford Cripps, president of the Board of Trade. Cripps said that Britain was bracing itself to get along without another U.S. dime, if necessary.
After lunching with U.S....