Ha ensembles. a up the had the to . .. . ., Congress May Probe German Atrocities WASHINGTON Anril 21. , r- - V Conffress mav soon spnri a. trrnnr nf senators and house members to Europe to eather data for a rennrt on Nazi atrocities. A British parliament delegation already is headed for the horror sites at the invitation of General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower. The supreme commander cabled General of the' Army George C. Marshall, army chief of staff, an in vitation ior iz congressmen and 12 American editors also to make per sonal inspections. Rep. Flood (D.-Pa.) announced he would offer a resolution, in congress Monday to authorize a . oint mm- mittee to leave at once for Germany 10 visii we aeatn nouse and prison camps and get first-hand informa tion"