Evening star., 1950-11-21
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taries of State gave lunch parties
yesterday, two honoring Ambassa-
doris to Washington and the third
Mr.. George c. McGhee entertain
ing in honor of the Cyranaican
member of the United Notions fo1
Lydia. Ali Bey Jerbi. Mr.. McGhee
was host at Wardman Park Hotel
his other guests including the new
British Minister, Mr.. Christopher
Steele, and the Second Secretary
Of the British Embassy, Mr.. D. C.
Tebbit; the Second Secretary OF
the French Embassy. Mr.. Gabriel
van Laetham and the Attache, Mr.,
Gabriel Rosaz.
United States officials at the
luncheon included Representative
Mike Monroney. Air Force Brig
Gen. P. M. Hamilton and Mr.
George Brownell also of the Air
Force. Officers from the State
Department completed the COM
pany including the Messrs. E. H.
Bourgerie. Philip A. Mangano
Leo H. Cyr, Harold w. Glidden
Arthur Gardiner and F.. Garner
Ranney.
Burmese Envoy Guest
Assistant Secretary Edward G.
Miller, jr.. gave his party at Pros
pect House and his guests were
asked to meet the new Burmese
Ambassador, Mr.. James Barring
ton. U Tin Muang, First Secre-
tary Of the Embassy, who has
been charge d'affaires since the
Of the former Ambas-
sador U So Nyun, was among the
guests and others included Chair
man Camille Gutt of the Board
Of the international Monetary
Fund. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. John G. Graham, Sur
geon General Leonard A. Sheele
Of the Public Health Service, Di-
rector of International Trade for
the Commerce Department, Mr..
c. Miller; Maj. Gen.
Stanley L. Scott, Mr.. Fred J. Ros-
sitter. Associate Director Of For
eign Agriculture Relations; Mr..
Shannon McCune and Mr.. Nor
man j. Meiklejohn of the Eco
nomic Cooperation Administra-
ton; and from the State Depart
ment, Mr.. Livingston T. Mer-
chant, Mr.. ]. Klahn Huddle, Mr..
William S. B. Lacy and Mr.. r.
Austin Acly.
ENJOYS Shore Honors
The Paraguyan Ambassador, DR..
Don Luis Oscar Boettner, shared
honors yesterday with the United
States Ambassador designate to
his country, Mr.. Howard H.
Tewksbury, at the luncheon which
Assistant Secretary Edward G.
jr.. gave at the Carlton.
Mr.. Tewksbury took the oath Of
office today for his new assign
ment succeeding Mr.. Fletcher
Warren. now on duty at the State
Department.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
3oettner went to New York later
yesterday and will not return to
Washington before the middle of
December. The Ambassador has
'een his country's representative
it the United Nations Council and
lie also serves as ambassador toi
he Organization of Americana
Rates. The new Minister Coun-
elor. DR.. Cswaldo Chaves was
here attending one Of the first
'ff1cial parties since taking over
lis new duties. Others from the
staff at the luncheon
we're the First Secretary, Senior
Atilio Montana. the Military and
Air Attache, 1t. Col. Adalberto
Canata and the Assistant Mill
AIRY Attache, Col. Carlos M.
3obeda.
The Secretary General of the
of American State,
Dr.. Alberto Lleras and the AS
sistant Secretary General, Mr..
Manager were among the
guests and others included the
Vice Chairman Of the Export I'm
port Bank, Mr.. Hawthorne Arey
and Senor Jorge Del Canto of the
International Monetary Fund.
Colleagues Of the host In the
State Department who attended
the luncheon were the Chief of
Protocol, Mr.. John Farr Simmons;
Mr.. Samuel w. Anderson, Mr..
Fletcher Warren, Mr.. r. Kenneth
Oakley and Mr.. William Sanders.
The Ambassador r-designate and
Mrs. Tewksbury will leave De-
cember 4 for Asuncion.