Dutch journalists leave for American tour.

Dutch journalists leave for American tour. Six Dutch journalists, who left The Hague January 11th, 1946, for a 6-weeks' tour as guests of the United States Government, were given a farewell luncheon at the Restaurant Royal, The Hague, by Philip Hiss, Director of the Netherlands Outpost of the U.S. Information Service. The far side of the table, left to right: Malcolm G. Cook, Administrative Officer U.S.I.S.; O.W.P. Mohr, Assistant Director of the Netherlands Foreign Information Service; H.J. Hellema, Trouw; U.S. Ambassador Santley K. Hornbeck, Major J.A. van Houten, Director of the Foreign Information Section of the Netherlands Foreign Office; L.J. Kleyn, het Vrije Volk; Glen Matthews, Communications Chief U.S.I.S.; Near side of the table, left to right: A.J.P. Tammes, Nationale Rotterdamsche Courant; Captain W.G.K. Arendsen de Wolff, U.S.I.S.; A.J. Koejemans, De Waarheid; and Philip Hiss.