Evening star., 1946-08-18
Diplomats Due
Back in T01Un
From Vacations
Others Expect
To Return Here
By 4 mn Cline

The somewhat depleted stats Of
the diplomatic corps will begin to
I'LL out by the end of this month
as vacationing members return from
resort areas, those travelling for
business reasons come back and va
can't posts are filled by new ap-
pointees.
Expected back in town this week
are the Nicaraguan Ambassador,
DR.. Don Guiliermo Sevilla Sacasa,
the new Peruvian Ambassador, and
Sonora Prado and the recently ap-
pointed Cultural Attache of the Pc
ruvian Embassy, DR.. Percy Gibson.
DR.. Sevilla Sacasa, who left here
August 4, is due to arrive by plane.
He accompanied the wife of the
President of Nicaragua, who is Sc
nora Sevilla Sacasas mother, back
home after her visit here.
The Costa Rican Ambassador and
Sonora de Gutierrez came in by
plane today from their home after
a two months vacation. They re-
turned via Panama, Havana and
Miami.
The Finnish Legation received a
cable about week ago from it's
Minister, DR.. K. T. Jutila, saying
that he had left Finland for the
United States and expected to arrive
sometime this week. Whether Nine.
Jutila will accompany him is not
known, but the possibilities are
rather doubtful.
Later this month Nine. Welling-
ton Koo, wife of the new Chinese
Ambassador, will be here to take
over her duties as hostess of Twin
Oaks, the Chinese Embassy. Mime.
Koo had planned to come by ocean
liner but now has decided to make
the journey by air.
On the High Seas
Sonora Judith de Garcia Grana-
dos, wife of the Guatemalan AM
bassador, in company with their
son Jorge, jr,, has left Argentina
after visiting for two months and
should be here by the end of the
month. They sailed on the Rio
Salado. Their son goes to school in
Argentina and will be here only
temporarily.
Already back are the Polish AM
bassador, Mr. Oskar Lange, and the
wife of the South African Minister,
Mrs. n, T. Andrews. and their
daughter. Mr.. Lange, who has been
in Warsaw and Paris, was grounded
in Newfoundland by bad weather,
but landed at the Washington Ma
tional Airport Friday night Mrs.
Andrews and her daughter. Miss
Lidia Andrews. have been vacation
ing for a month in Wianno, near
Cape Cod.
October will find many members
OF the corps returning to Washing-
ton. The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann, and the First Secretary
and Mime. Boissier all sailed on the
Queen Mary for their homeland and
arrived about a week ago They all
are due back the first of October.
Also scheduled for an October
return is Mr.. Henrik de Kauffmanh,
Minister of Denmark The Minister
was in Copenhagen attending the
food and agriculture meeting and
had planned to return when the
sessions were completed. He decid-
ed to stay over for the FAC Confer
ence, which is to be held in the
same city beginning next month.
Miss Karen Ahlmann-Olsen, sec
retary to the Agriculture Attache,
Mr. Soren Sorensen, left by plane
Thursday night to assist the Min
ister at the conference.
A. long-vacant post - almost a
year-will be filled the first part
of next month when DR.. Oscar
Ivanissevich, newly appointed AM
bassador from Argentina. presents
his credentials to President Tru-
man. DIR. IvanisSevich came by
special plane from Buenos Aires and
landed in Washington Thursday He
plans to call on Acting Secretary
of State Acheson tomorrow and will
see the President soon after the
latter returns from his vacation
cruise on September 2.
Word has been received that Mp.
Norman Maxim, newly appointed
Ambassador, has left his
country and is on his way to Wash.
ington.
Getting in their vacations before
the summer is over are the Iraq
Minister and Nine. Jawdat, who
left last Sunday for Lazy Ranch in
Colorado for the remainder of ths
month; Mime. Eric Kessler, wife OF
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