Cherbourg. Apr. 9.
Col. Charles A dbergh sailed from here for th ed States last ight. He refused to see the press ud no announcement was made regard ug the purpose of his visit to d Press ashington, Apr. 8.
Senator Morris Sheppard, chairman Senate Military Affairs Com-ce, said tonight that it "might be ug" to have Chane h testify before his Com mittee during the visit of the aviator to the United States.
The Senator said Col, Lindbergh might be ked to report on the latest aviation progress in Europe, a subject which Col. Lindbergh recentl had an unusual opportunity to study Senator Sheppard said the que of calling Col. Lindbergh before the Committee would be discussed at th next Committee Press, He commenced with Jesus' greeting to the Apostles on the evening of the Resurrection "Peace Be With You."—Havas.
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