Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
By Katherine M. Brooks

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Secretary General of the Or
ganization of American States
Carlos Davilla returned late yes
terday from asweek's visit in New
York. He is expected to propose
some changes in officials of the
GAS to the Council.
In the meantime few of the
rumors Of who and what these
changes will be have been, at
least in part, run down, verified
or exploded. DR.. Davila's COL
league in his chosen profession
of news gathering and writing,
Carlos Reyes, will come back.
The latter has been i'll and now
is on the recovering list so he
will come again to Washington
where he has many friends made
during his years as public rela-
lions or press, attache at the
Chilean Embassy.
Senior Reyes return to this
Capital does not necessarily
mean that he will have charge
Of that work for the GAS. Mr..
Michael Lever, who has had that
post for some years has not
rendered his resignation as the
rumors have had it.
Another of the very persistent
rumors in the past few weeks put
DR.. Raoul Diez de Medina Of
Bolivia In Mr.. Levers post at the
GAS. Senior Diez de Medina, son
Of a former Bolivian Minister,
spent much Of his childhood in
this Capital and after the retire.
ment and death of his parents
he continued to live here. He
was q writer. under a pen name,
for numerous newspapers in this
country and at home including
The Evening Star.
No veriflcation Of his coming
back to Washington can be had
either from the Office of DR..
Davila or the Bolivian Embassy.
But he is a friend of DR.. Davila
since the days that the latter
was Chilean Ambassador to
Washington and Senior Diez de
Medina was secretary and later
counselor of the Bolivian En-
bassy.
News of Other ChiIeuns
Chilean Ambassador and Sc
nora de lara, now vacationing in
Spain are expected. to return to
Washington Immediately after
Labor Day. They made the trip
abroad by boat but probably will
stay as long as possible and make
the return trip by plane late in
the month.
Senior Victor M. Vergara, who
has been Counselor of the Chile
an Embassy and interim repre-
sentative to the GAS for some
time has been transferred to be
a delegate to the United Nations.
He and Sonora de Vergara and
their family have given up their
house in Chevy Chase and moved
to New York. No one has been
named to take his place.
Senior Fausto Soto, also coun-
selor of the embassy and Sonora
de Soto are mentioning on Cape
Cod and will not be back until
after Labor Day.
Sonora Anita de Ramirez, who
two months ago became second
secretary of the embassy and ir
charge of the consulate, has re-
turned to Chile for reassignment
Sonora de Ramirez, not to be
confused with Senorita Anita
Ramirez-Duque of Panama, took
the post Of Senior Luis Urzua who
now is Chilean Charge DAT
flares in Santo Domingo.
Diplomatic Travellers
Dean of diplomats, Norwegian
Ambassador Wilhelm Munthe d.
Morgenstierne left by plane Sun.
day for his homeland. He went
home for conferences which
means no time can be set fol
his return. Mrs. Munthe de Nor.
genstierne and their two daugh.
tiers, Selveig, and Mrs. John Cole
man have returned to Rehobotf
Beach from their several week.
stay in Maine. They will be al
the Delaware resort until thu
middle or latter part of Septem.
Der.
During Ambassador Morgen.
stierne's absence the acting dear
of the corps is French Ambas-
sador Henri Bonnet as Nicara.
guam Ambassador Guillermo Sc.
villa Sacasa also has gone home
for conferences. Ambassador Sc.
villa Sacasa is the next in length
of service at this Capital to Am.
bassador Morgenstierne.
Although the Bonnets are nov
in New England, he is considered
at his post as long as he is II
this country.