Evening star., 1950-06-11
Turkish hEnvoy
Sails Friday
For Europe
Other Diplomats
Making Trips
Far and Near
BY Katherine M. Brooks

The Turkish Ambassador and +,
Nine. Erkins have booked passage
aboard the Saturnia sailing Fri
day from New York. They will 20
home for a visit and then will
spend two months travelling In Eu-
rope. The rumorS that the AM
bassador would not remain in this
post since the change of govern
ment are, according to published
reports in the Turkish press, un-
founded. They expect to return
TO Washington late in September
or early October.
The Korean Ambassador, DR..
John Myun Chang, who has been
absent for more than two months,
has arrived on the West Coast
en- route to Washington. He Wis
tied in Australia and New Zealand
before going to Korea and when
he started back to the United
States. he was accompanied by
Mrs. Chang. They are expected
to come to Washington this week.
It will be Mrs. Chang's first trip
here since her husband became
Ambassador.
The Counselor Of the Embassy.
popular Mr. Sac Sun Kim. has
been Charge d'Affaires during the
Ambassadors absence.
The Panamanian Ambassador
and Sonora de Herbruger will
be back today from New York,
where they went for the luncheon
Friday Of the Panama Society OF
the United States.
Going to New York
The Ceylonese Ambassador, Mr..
G.. c. S. Corea, will join the group
of Washington diplomats today in
New York, where they are attend
ing sessions Of the United Ma
tions Security Council. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Corea.
The newly appointed Portuguese
Ambassador, Mr.. Luis E. Fer
nandes, will be received tomorrow
by the Secretary of State. Mr..
Dean Acheson. This call is the
prelude to the call on the Presi-.
dent, when the new envoy then
will be accredited Ambassador at
Washington.
Another recently appointed AM
bassador to this Capital. DR..
Athanasios Politis, is expected to
arrive in New York the first OF
next week and probably will come
at once to Washington. The very
popular Charge dAffaires. Mr..
Paul Economou-G Gouras. was not
sure he could get away to meet
him in New York when he and
his charming wife were chatting
with a group of friends at the
British garden party Thursday.
The Counselor OF the French
Embassy. Mr. Christian de Mar
gerie will come back today from
New York where he accompanied
Nine. de Margerie and their four
children. The family left Friday
and Nine. de Margerie. with
Philip. Beatrice. Tony and Charles.
sailed yesterday aboard the De
Grasse. They will visit Nine. de
Margerie's parents. the former
French Ambassador and Nine. de
Laboulaye in their home near
Paris. Mr.. de Margerie expects
to join them later this month and
with Nine. de Margerie will make
the pilgrimage TO Rome In July.
Nine. de Margerie does net ex-
pect to return to this country un-
til early October In time for the
older children to resume their
studies at school.
The First Secretary Of the Uru-
guayan Embassy. Senor Juan
Felipe Yriart.- went to New York
the middle of the week TO meet
his parents. Senor Felipe Yriart
and Sonora de Yriart. The vis-
itors arrived Thursday from Mon
teyideo and will visit their son
in Washington for two months.
Senior Yriart and his parents
will come TO Washington tomor-
row and the senior Yriarts plan
to sail August 10 aboard the lie
de France for q trip in Europe.