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How Will this New Trouble Affect
LISA? See Next Weeks Installinent
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

de mi tardanza hallareis sin du
Ia que no soy tan culpable como
me hace la apariencia. Pero ha-
blemos, ante TODD, de la senori-
ia Enriqueta.
ST, 81, de mi hija-tarta-
mude6 ell anciano, resplande-
ciendo a la vez su rostro con ex
preston de infinita ternura.
He cumplido la mission que
os dignasteis confiarme-pro-
Fsigui6 Roberto.-La Senorita
Enriqueta Y su doncella han
partido para Orleans en- ell tren
de las cinco y veinte minutes
las instal6 en- ell departamento
reservado para senoras Y no me
separe de su lado hasta despues
de la marcha del tren.
Ell ancianO fij6 la vista en- el
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
LOS BANDIDOS TAMBIEN
AVANZAN CONTRA LOS


Shanghai, JUNO Tel ejer
cito nacionalista esta %resistien-
do hoy la ola rebelde del nor
tie V otro peligroso movimien~
to que procede del sur. Des-
pues de haber estado comba-
tiendo durante un mes para
contener a los rebeldes de la
alianza norte que marchan So
bre Marking, la capital, ell go
bierno ha sido llamado5 a ha-
Ger flente a una amenaza del
sur.
Rebeldes de la provincial de
Kwangsi y hordas de bandi-
dos, que forman un contingen
tie de $4,000 hombres, avian :
ian para atacar a los naciona-
Iistas en- su nueva base al sur
de Yochow, provincial de HUI
nan. ZIG
Expulsados aver de Chang
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Paris, JUNO 6.-Despachos
recibidos de Dalai, Amman, di-
cer Que dos personals murjc-
ron y II resultaron heridas en-
c,emoStraciones que az tdvie-
ron lugar.
Dos mil manifestantes de
Indo-China marcharon coa
pendones rojos demandando
Ia distribution de las tierras
entire los campesinos y rehu-
sando pagan las contribucio-
mes.
Los guardas no les dejaron
entrar en- la aldea. A la mis-
ma bora Sc efectuo otra demos
TRACTION de la misma clase en-
la provincial de Gia Dinh.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

sechad esas tristes ideas.
No 10 son para mi. GPuede
llamarse existencia la mia? 81
mi querida Enriqueta no nece-
sitase de mi, creed, amigo MIC,
que en- mi oraci6n de esta noche
pedirfa a Dios que me llamase
a 81 manana. Pero va hemos ha-
blade bastante de mi; ocupemo-
nos de vos: sabfais que espera-
ba noticias de la partida, y de-
biais estar de vuelta para CO.
mer; ique os ha detenido?
I'm accidente.
Jos ha sucedido algo desa-
gradable ?-pregunt6 ell amelia
no vivamente.
-iPUr Dfus que ST
-iCOsa grave? Espero que
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
Secretario

-Lo mas necio y mas vulgar.
He estado a punto de pagan con
la vida una distraction momen-
tanea. Cuando salia de la esta-
ci6n para tomar ell coche. come
Il la torpeza de no preocuparme
de un carruaje que venfa en- di-
reeci6n contraria a la mia al
trote largo, y la lama me di6 un
topetazo, despidiendome rodan-
do a diez pasos.
-iOh, Dios MIC!
Ell choque fue tremendo.
Perdi ell conocimiento como una
mujercilla, de 10 cual me aver
guenzo; me condujeron a la far
maeia mas pr6xima, donde me
hicieron-volver en- mftras nO-po
cos esfuerzos. Por fin abri los
OlOs: no tenia ninguna fractu-
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

sha, 10000 nacionalistas Sc
retiraron hacia ell norte para
formar una nueva Inca de de-
fensa.
Los funcionarios del gobier-
no en- Shanghai tratan de vi
gorizar ell lado financiero de
la guerra y Sc recuerda que ha
ce dos semanas ell ministro de
hacienda Song telegrafi6 al
presidente Chang Kai-Shek,
cue Sc encuentra al frente de
las tropas, diciendole que es
Imperative una rapida victo
ria.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS

Bucarest, JUNO Tel que
fuera principe 'heredero de Ia
corona, que anoche hizo un dra-
matico regreso del destierro, en-
aeroplano, sera proclamado hoy
rey de Rumania. Detras de Ell
dej6 en- Paris a SUI companera
de varios amos, la pelirroja Mag
da Lupescu, por ell amor de la
cual ZEN 1925, el renunci6 sus
derechos al trono Y estableci6 la
succession que dos amos despues
condujera al coronamiento de
su hijo Michael, en- su lugar.
Retorn6 vestido de general ru-
mano, aunque con ell nombre
que lie diera ell parlamento des-
pues de SUI renuncia, Carol Ca
raiman. I'm grupo numeroso de
sus amigos lie recibi6 en- ell aero
dromo de Cotroceni y fue con ell
hasta ell palacio real donde ha-
bio con SUI hermano, Nicolas, a
quien reemplazara en- la regen-
cha del consejo. Mas tarde fue
recibido por ell ministro de la
gobernacion Y primer ministro
Julio MANU-. Ell gabinete volvi6
a reunirse hoy por la manana, y
despues de TN Gambia de impre-
stones suspendi6 la session para
que ell primer ministro pudiera
asistir a I'm mitin del console
de la regencia. Mas tarde ell pri.
mer ministro anunci6 que espe.
para una real proclama sobrt
ell retorno de Carol y despue'
dimitira.
Creese Sc lie pedira forme III
puevo gobierno de concentra
ci6n de todos los partidos.
Ell populacho y ell ejercito re
cibieron con algeria la noticis
del regreso del principe erran
ute.
La reina Maria sali6 aver pa
ra O-berammergau, sin aparen
temente saber NADIA del atrevi
do golpe de estado.
Ell principe Nicolas saldra d,
aquf ell dia 18 para un viaje POI
Europa y esperase que la prin
,lcesa Helene, madre de Michael
no Sc quedara.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

reloj de Boulle, colocado sobre
la chimenea, y exclam6:
i Las diez y media!
La senorita Enriqueta ha
llegado hace ratio al termino de
SUI viaje-continu6 Roberto
Y, seguramente, dentro de dos
dias recibireis carta de ella dan
docs noticia de la sonora conde-
sa de Nancrey.
Querida hermana mia +!
mo la volvere a yer!
i Quien sabe?
"A su edad Y a la mia-dijo
con voz ronca,-tras una sepa-
raci6n de diez amos, es va muy
dificil reunirse nueyamente: no
hemos de encontrarnos sino ALA
arriba, y este sera pronto.
-iPOr que pensar ass? De-
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

ra; pero una gran debilidad,
que no Sc ha disipado sine muy
lentamente, me ha impedido re-
gresar tan pronto como eran
mis- deseos. Esta es la causa de
mi tardanza.
-iY 20, que os hacfa la in
Justicia de acusaros de negligep
tie! ion, 81 hubierais muerto!
Me espanta ell pensamiento del
peligro que habeis corrido.
-iMe hubierais hecho ell no.
nor de lamentar mi perdida p
dijo Ell joven en- tono jocoso =
ique mas podia desear?
-Pero, al menos, iestais va
repuesto del TODD?
Me -encuentfo tan hien CO.
mo 81 NADIA me hubiera sucedi-
do.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Deseo darle las gracias a to-
dos mis- amigos y conciudada-
nos del condado de HILLSIDE
rough por la esplendida ayu-
da que prestaron a mi candi-
datura para la reelection al
puesto de Comisionado deb
|Condado por ell distrito No. e
No habiendose decidido es-
ia election por mayorfa de vo-
tos, segun va Sc ha visto, ten
dra que decidirse en- las elec-
clones que Sc celebraran ell dia
"a de JUNO.
Mis- esfuerzos por darle al
pueblo una administration e.
ficaz y honrada, en- cuanto a
mis- deberes oficiales, va han
Sldo plenamente demoStradoS.
He hecho uso de todas mis- e.
nergias, economic estricta, v
dedicado TODD mi tempo q es-
tie trabajo. Sc que los votantes
del distrito No. 2 tuvieron sus
tsreferencias cuando votaron,
y siento que todos no pudieron
ganar. Sere candidate para las
segundas elecciones ~primarias
y apreciar6 que Sc me consi-
dere y Sc me de ell voto.
(Adv.) <9~ I
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
DE Ell BEN PUBLICO

Ell DR.. Nesaor A. Portocarre-
70 oper6 aver a Salvador Gar
cha, vecino de la Octava 1913;
Por ell DIR. Rafael Ortega fue-
ron operados Sara Garbalosa,
de la avenida Michigan 1915, y
Antonio SalinerQ, de la aveni-
da Garcia 1912.
Lorenzo de Chas, Jr., de Ia
Octava 1908, fue operado por e.
DIR. Bustillo.
Oper6 Ell DR.. A. A. Gonzalez
a Carmen Mermuy, de North
Albany 2216, Y Aurora Diaz dc
la Ounce ayenida 1911.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
JUNTA GE-
NERAL EN- Ell CIRCULO
CUBANO

Para tratar del veto impues
to por ell presidente de la So
ciedad a un acuerdo de la di-
rectiva Y considerar inciden-
ties ocurridos en- la Ultima jun
ia general, Sc ~efectuara ell vier
mes pr6ximo, dia 10, una jun
ia general extraordinaria, en-
ell Circulo Cubano.
La directiva tom6 ell acuer-
do de establecer un botiquir
para despachar las recetas dc
los socios y ell presidente Il
veto.
En- la Ultima junta genera
ell presidente mantuvo su veto
Dfcese por algunos observa
dores de la situaci6n que 81 81
acordara hacer 'prevalecer Il
idea del botiqufn, entonces s.
tratarfa de concertar un EN-
prestito para pagan a los boti
carlos y establecer la farma-
cia.
FL Circulo Cubano, hac'
amos, tuvo dos farmacias, un'
en- Ybor y otra en- W. Tampa
Segun los que presumen d.
bien enterados, ell primer ex
perimento fue un fracaso.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Grain, quien declare que los cri-
menes deben cesar.
Ell 1ltimo crimen de que Sc
tiene noticia ocurrio hoy en-
Chicago donde ell cuerpo de un
chino lavandero fue encontra-
do tirado en- la Gale.
POGO despues muri6.
En- Everett, Mass, murio a
noche Sing Wong, tesorero del
Hip Sing de csc distrito, a
quien mataron mientras traba-
.jaba en- un tren de lavado. Dos
chinos fueron asesinados aver
en- ell area de New York, Lui
Sing, un lavandero de Brook
Ign, a quien mataron estando a.
costado en- su cana, y Cheong
Fook, muerto q punaladas n
Manhattan. Ha dado aviso ell
comisionado de policfa Multroo-
ney de que los asesinates dec-a
terminar o ciertos chinos Sc
ran deportados.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
CENTRIC ESPANOL DE
TAMPA

Sc eta a todos los miembros
de esta Sociedad para la jun
ia General Extraordinaria que
tenGra lugar ell Lunes 9 del CO
rriente, a las 8 y media de la
noche en- ell edificio de Ybor
para continuar tratando sobre
los asuntos que quedaron pen
dientes de resolution en- la Jun
ia anterior del 81 de Mayo I'll.
timo.
F. Souto,
Secretario
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

New York, JUNO Twill
liam McAdoo, principal magis
trade de las cortes de la ciu-
dad de New York, y subsecre-
|tario que fuera de marina en-
la administration del presiden
tie Cleveland, murio aqui hoy,
a Ia edad de rs amos.
Ell magistrate falleci6 en- su
casa de la avenida Park, a las
seis de la manana, despues de
una enfermedad de varios
dfas. 49,,
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Bombay, JUNO LA in
tranquilidad de las tribus al
norte de la frontera continua
siendo ell foco de atencion de
los europeos, junto con las no.
ticias de que dos oficiales in
gleses y la esposa de uno de
clos han sido secuestrados en-
AchakZai. Los ingleses han u
tilizado aeroplanos contra ~los
hombres que en- las colinas
mantienen actitud hostil y es-
ia noche la situaci6n en- la
trontera parece dominada.
Aeroplanos de las fuerzas
aereas y una columna de in
fanteria sostuvieron combate
con los tribenos de Afridi, los
lcuales cast habian llegado
hasta las murallas de Pesha-
Wsr.
Tienese entendido que los
il digenas sufrieron muchas
i Eajas.
Los europeos secuestrados
son 81 comandante z. L. Mar
ley, estacionado en- Quetta, 81
/ captain ]. C. Frere, de la de-
Gina segunda brigada de in
fanteria, Y su esposa.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

inerte a 10 largo del cuerpo) y
la tendi6 al j6ven, murmuyan-
do, o mas bien balbuceando con
voZ eXtrana:
Mas vale tarde que nunca,
Bien venido seals, querfdo con-
de. Isl supieseis con cuanta i'm
paciencia os esperaba t..
La gaceta., 1930-06-07
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
Xavier de Montepin
LAS E
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedraza y Paez

paciencia y hasta de c6lera.
Mas, reconociendo al que lie
gaba, esta expression de su fiso-
nomia Gambia por complete. Ell
entrecejo desapareci6 de SUI
frente. Una vaga sonrisa Sc di-
buj6 en- sus labios. Levant6, ira
bajosamente, la mano izquier-
da Gel brazo derecho pendis
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Montgomery, Ala, JUNO Z.
Ell coronel Roberto Fierro, a.
viador mejicano, y su compane-
no Arnulfo Cortes, salieron de
Maxwell Field, a las 1880, con
rumbo a New York.
La semana proxima trataran
de hacer I'm vuelo sin parada
entire New York y Ciudad de
MEXICO.
Las malas condolences del
tempo les obligaron a pasar a.
qui la noche.
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Ell condo Sc acerc6 al males
tuoso anciano Y estrech6 con
respeto su tr6mula mano.
-Sabiendo-dijo-que me es-
perabais con eXtremada impa-
ciencia, por NADIA del mundo hui
biera prolongado mi ausencia 81
hubiese estado en- mi mano ha-
Icerlo. Cuando sepais ell motive
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

New York, JUNO Con seis
chinos asesinados en- varias ciu-
dades desde ell jueves, los jefes
de los On Leong y Hip Sing
fueron hoy llamados en- confe-
rencia por ell fiscal del distrito,
La gaceta., 1930-06-07

Atlanta, Ca, JUNO T. Ell
DIR. Forrest P. Hudson murio
hoy en- un hospital de aqui
luego de haber matado a dos
de sus hijos, I'm var6n de dos
amos y una hembra de seis.
Ocurri6 ell doble asesinato
Y suicidio en- ell hogan del me-
dico, que tenia So amos, en-
Tucker, a 18 millas de aqui.
Los dos ninos eran los memories
de una larga familia, nacidos
del cuarto matrimonio del me-
dico. Cuatro disparos Sc oye-
ron.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
Ralph Totten
Coming Here
November |

The United states minister to
the Union of South Africa.
Ralph A. Totten is en- route to
the United States and will ar
rive In Washington November
first.
He is accompanied by his
mother. Mrs. James Totten, ST.
Mr.. Totten was made chief Of
the United States diplomatic
mission at Cape Town last fall
but did not receive the rank Of
minister until June when the
government Of the Union Of
South Africa sent Eric Louw to
washington 80 minister.
Mr.. Totten halls from Nash
Vile, Tenn. but is claimed as
"0f washington" by the Capital
where he made q host Of
friends during his term Of duty
here, at the State Department.
He is one Of the departments
best known career men, hay
ing entered the diplomatic serv.
ice in 1908 as United States
consul at Puerta Plata, capital
OF the Dominican Republic.
Afterwards ne held a number
Of important c consular posts,
among that Of consul general
At Barcelona, Spain. He is a
cousin OF Major George Oakley
T'otten, who has made the Capt.
tAl his home for many years.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
OCTOBER 10

Rainbow Club Of the District
Of Columbia, meeting at home
Of MRS. Herbert Martin. 1928
Thirty-fourth st.. Mount Rain.
. Ter, Md.
OCTOBER il e..
Chapter 3, p. e. o., at 8 p.
M, meeting 1t home Of Mrs.
]. w. Crabtree, 1904 Euclid 81.
N. w.
Sixteenth Street Heights Club
meeting at home Of Mrs. A. q.
Thomas. 4616 New Hampshire
Ave.
National Women's Demo
cratic Club, dinner, $50 p. m,
for District of Columbia Wo-
mems Educational Council,
1926 New Hampshire Ave.
OCTOBER II
Eastern Star, annual grand
visitation.
Daughters of America, Happy
Hours Social Club, Triumph
Council, card party, $50 Seventh
st. 8. Z.
4 \
Daughters of American Revo-
luton, Our Flag Chapter, card
party, z o'clock, Carlton Hotel.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
Program Women s Clubs
OCTOBER l8


Eastern Star, card party, Ma
tron Lavinia Dunham's home,
80 8 st. N. W., at 8 o'clock.
OCTOBER 81
Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea, social meeting.
4 H
Women's Christian Temper
al1ce Union, meeting at Friends
Church, Thirteenth and Irving
Streets northwest.
= y
Women's Guild of American
University, meeting at WomeTl's
Residence Hall Of the American
University camps.
OCTOBER % and %
Eastern Star, Bethany Chap
ter, rumrnage sale, held by Mrs.
Amelia II. Marshall.
OCTOBER ~
Catholic Daughters Of Amer
lea, installation of officers. ini-
tiation and seventeenth BIRTH
day anniversary.
OCTOBER 81
Victory Chapter, D. A. R.,
afternoon card party at home
Of Mrs. r. B. Litteil.
NOVEMBER 8
Columbia Chapter D. A. r.,
card party at the Raleigh Ho.
tel.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
What's in Fashion?
Lingerie With Dress Details

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.--What
with low-necked slips sweeping
the ankles and nightgowns
showing off-shoulder decollet-
ages, it's none too easy these
days to distinguish the under
wear that's displayed in store
windows from outerwear.
In her zeal for being feminine.
Fashion has put ell manner Of
dress details into lingerie.
First-in the lines themselves.
They're more fitted. Some even
fitted In closely swathed prirl-
cess silhouettes. Some with
soft housings over indicated
waistlines.
These fitted lines are Sc
cured by seamings, diagonal
cuttings or inverted tucks at
the waistline--as many dresses
are made.
Then, like dresses, lingerie
starts out to be individual.
Nightgowns have bOleroS,
dropped shoulders. surplice clos
ings, reVers. Some even have
the wrap-around skirts that
dresses have.
Chemises-SOme of them
actually have buttons and but
tonholes down the side. CThis
inSures q smoother, closer fit,
too.) Or they have yestees Of
lace, fagotting, embroidery and
heEnstitching.
Lace Trimmed
It's femininity, too. that's
made lace-trimmed lingerie the
fashion. NighteownS, chemises,
slips, panties, brassieres - all
have their lace trimming.
In borders at the top and
bottom. Around the armholes.
In incruStations ON the mate
rial. Even little pockets OF lace
are appearing on many gowns.
This lace is Of the Alencon
type mostly. In q soft ecru
shade. But there's q new pink
ish ecru called "viOlene" that's
beginning to be fashionable.
And it looks particularly lovely
on the soft pink and peach
shades that are the most popu'
lar underwear colors.
Satins and silk crepe are
still the most fashionable I'M
derwear silks. But lots Of peo.
pie like sheerer materials--chif
The Washington times., 1930-10-13

quite as tailored and mascu-
line as they were. The trousers
are wider. The blouses that
tuck-in - or tuck out - have
sasi1es. And more Of them are
lace trimmed.
Fashion-knowing women aie
ensembling their underwear
Just as they ensemble their
outer costumes. And in lingerie,
ensembling takes the form Of
sets.
Not necessarily sets intended
to be worn together. But night
gowns and chemises to match.
Or chemises and panties and
slips all in the same color
and same lace trimming.
Ankle length petticoats, flat at
the hips and sweeping in long,
flowing hines, are new for wear
with long, flowing evening
dresses.
Light shades of blue, incIud-
ing turquoise, are some of the
new and well-liked underwear
colors. Mint green is still newer.
4
A nightgown with high waist
line, low decolletage and little
puff sleeves is an almost exact
reproduction Of an Empire
gown.
Copyright, 1880, by Amos Parrish)
Tomorrow: Amos Parrish
writes on the Jumper dress.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
Ricardo AcebO NOw
Here as Secretary
OF Spanish Emb0ss1

The newly appointed first sec.
retary Of the Spanish Embassy,
Ricardo Gomez Acebo, arrived
IN Washington the early part
Of last week TO assume duties
at the embassy. Senior Acebo,
q bachelor. comes to Washing.
ton from Budapest, Hungary.
Prior to that appointment ne
waS on duty at Vienna and at
the foreign office in Madrid
During his stay in. New York
before coming to washington.
senior Acebo participated in the
entertainments for Gen. MILAN
Astray. founder and former
commanders of the Spanish For.
elgn Legion. and one of the
illuStri0uS officers in Spain.
Also included in the delega-
tion greeting General Astray
upon his arrival were Major w
n. Shutan, OF Fort Hamilton,
representing the War Depart
Ment and Jose Girleo, Spanish
eoasul IN New York.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
F all Frocks
Demand Slim
Lines
By WILMA La VILE

Here are some of the new
foundation garments to weM
under your fall and winter
clothes. Not only will they give
you the correct lines but, as you
see from the sketch, they are
most attractive and dainty in
their appearance and some Of
them make complete under cos
tunes without the addition Of
other garments.
The one-piece garment sketch
ed on the right is designed
especially for a woman Of larger
proportions. 1t has an inner belt
that messages away any surplus
flesh about the waist and holds
the hips in natural and normal
lines. The elastic inset makes
1t fit comfortably and snugly.
It's we'll stayed and scanned and
is OF brocade in flesh color. The
upper section which holds the
bust in normal lines is of fine
silk jersey.
The other garment is for eve
ming or formal year, and is one
Of the very attractive types that
has lace panties attached so that
you don't need to wear any other
llndergarments. This feature is
quite a help under closely fitted
gowns, for it's hard to find lin
gerie without single wrinkle or
waistband that will not show
through your clothes. 1t may be
purchased in either batiSte or
crepe de chine with the bandeau
section of lace in Alencon pat
tern and the panties Of the same
lace. 1t is in lovely eggshell
color or in flesh. It was de
signed primarily for rather slim
people, but similar garments
may be bought in any size.
Miss LaVille will gladly an.
Swer any question about these
articles or about fashion IL you
will telephone District $3.50, Ex.
tension 165, or write, sending q
self.addresseds stamped envelope.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
N.->e Ia5s
Tn boston
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In Boston
The Ambassador of Italy, No
bile GlacoTno de Martino, is in
Boston, where he went yester-
day to attend the Columbus Day
exercises.
&A4
Envoy Arrives
The retiring United States
minister to Egypt, Franklin
Mott ouhther, arrived today in
New York on board the Levi
Atfian and will be at the Bar.
clay for q few days before
coming to Washinktor1.
William jatdinA former Sec.
fetary OF Agriculture, has sue.
ceeded Mr.. Gunther at the post
In Cairo. Mr.. and Mrs. Jardine
and their family have already
arrived at their embassy there.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Davis s. Ingalls,, who
spent the weekend with his fam
lily at Hot Springs, Va, returned
to Washington this morning.
He was accompanied by Mrs.
xngalls and their daughter, Miss
Edith 1ngallS.
The Washington times., 1930-10-13
Minister Ratshesky
Arrives Today on
Board the LeUiGtltGn

The United States Minister
to .Czechoslovakia Abraham G.
Ratshesky arrived in New York
today on board the Leviathaa.
Mr.. Ratshesky is a Boston
banker and was during the
World war assistant food adj
ministrator for Massachusetts,.
He was appointed to the Czecho-
slovakiar1 post in January.
He is expected in washington
today or tomorrow. : -