Evening star., 1936-12-20
DIPLOMATIC YOUNG.
TO OBSERVE YULE|
Greetings in Many Tongues
. to Be Sent to World by
Radio Tomorrow.

Christmas greetings in many Ian
ruages will be broadcast around the
world by q young sons and daugh-
tiers from foreign embassies and le-
cations in Washington tomorrow aft
ernoon at 4:3o o'clock.
This is the fifth international chill
drens Christmas program sponsored
annually by the Greater National
Capital Committee Of the Washington
Board of Trade, conveying the sea.
sons best wishes to the children Of
the world. Twenty-three countries
will be represented among the youth.
full speakers. including the children
Of five Ambassadors and six Ministers
Broadcast by Short Wave.
The program will be broadcast from
the gold room of the Shoreham
Hotel over the red network of the
National Broadcasting Co. BY short
waves the messages will be relayed tc
foreign countries.
Ted Kimball, N. B. G. announcer
will be master Of ceremonies. Each
boy and girl will be introduced and
will extend goodwill greetings in his
or her native tongue and in English
An audience of invited guests, in
cluding many officials and members
of the diplomatic corps, will be pres
ent in the gold room when the
broadcast takes place. Following the
program the children will be enter
tanned. The United States Marine
Band, under the direction of Capt
Taylor Branson, will furnish the
music.
List Of Participants.
Following Is the list of participants
Camilla Victoria Torr, 8, daughter
of Col w. w. Torr, military attache
British Embassy.
Martin Althaus, 4, son of Capt
Juan Althaus, naval attache, Peru.
Wan Embassy.
Charles Francis Lombard, s, son o.
Lieut.. Col. Emmanuel Lombard, mill
tary attache, French Embassy; Ora.
cia, 6, daughter Of Charles Saint
third secretary of the French En-
bassy.
Irene Fritzsching, 13, daughter O
Kurt F. Fritzsching, and Karl Sallet
IL, son of DR.. Richard Sallet, bott
attached to the German Embassy.
Carmen Puga, 6. daughter o.
Squadron Comdr. c. Alfredo Puga, ali
attache, Chilean Embassy.
Masako, 4, and Sakiko Saito, 6
daughters Of Hirosi Saito, Ambassa.
dor from Japan.
Daughter of Turkish Envoy.
Selma Ertegun, II, daughter OF
Mehmet Munir, Ambassador from
Turkey.
Thelma Prado, 8, daughter OF A. B
Bueno do Prado, first secretary, Bra
Eilian Embassy.
Leon Leonard, S, son Of Charles
Leonard, chancellor, Belgium EN-
bassy.
Enrique Patterson, 6, son of Senor
Enrique Patterson, third secretary,
Cuban Embassy.
Guillermo Najera, S, son of Senor
Don Francisco Castillo Najera, Am
bassador from Mexico; Luis Quin-
tanilla, Counselor of the Mexican
Embassy.
Maria Fabrizia Suvich, 10, daughter
OF Signor Flllvio de Suyich, Ambassa-
dor from Italy.
Mary Recinos, z, daughter of Senior
Don Adrian Recinos, Minister from
Guatemala.
Neils Eickhoff, s, son of Wilhelm
Eckhoff, Counselor, Danish Legation.
Son of Special Ambassador.
Billy Viteri, S, son of DR.. Homero
Viteri, special Ambassador on the
Border Commission and chairman of
the Ecuadorean Boundary Delega-
ton, Ecuador.
Vera Douglas, s, daughter of Baron
van Bruegel Douglas, Counselor, Meth
erlands Legation.
Marjorie Bertha Morgenstierne, S,
daughter of Wilhelm Munthe de Nor
genstierne, Minister from Norway.
Fathy Helmy, 4, son of Mahmoud
Helmy, agricultural attache, Egyp-
tian Legation.
Polo Fotitch, 6, daughter of Con-
stantin Fotitch, Minister from Yugo-
slavia.
Matilda Pastoriza, 13, daughter Of
Senor don Andres Pastoriza, Minis
ter from the Dominican Republic.
Jacinto Jose Fombona, 4, son of
Senor DR.. don Jacinto Fombona-
Pachano, Counselor and Charge DAT
faires, Venezuela.
Charles Mahoney, IL, son of Mer-
chant Mahoney, first secretary, Ca
madam Legation.
Melba de Bayle, 7, daughter of Senior
DR.. Henri de Bsyle, Charge d'Affaires,
Nicaragua.