Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY APRIL 3, .1930. WASHBURN CHOSEN == FOR POST IN JAPAN Diplomat Who Died in Vienna Already Selected for Far East Position. Albert H. Washburn, who recently resigned as United States Minister to Austria, and who died suddenly in Vienna last night, was to have been fige pointed by President Huover to Amcrican Ambassador to Jap: ‘This was revealed at the wnn.e House today following receipt of the news of Mr. Washburn’s, death. Formal an- nouncement of Mt Washburr 's appoint- ment to represent this country at Tokio was only a matter of a few days. Word already had been received from the Japanese government that this diplo- matic officer would be entirely accept- able. House two weeks ago, and it was then that he definitely accepted the offer to go to Japan. In the meantime, it was necessary for him to journey to his old post at Vienna to clean up some details | ) and dispose of some personal matters preparatory to turning his office .over to Gilchrist B. Stockton, who more than | § 2 month ago was appointed by President | the Hoover to tive in Vienna. Mr. Washburn was to have returned to the Unlted States in two or three weeks to go directly to ‘okio. Amencan representa- IL was with much regret that Mr. Hoover today learned of the death of this diplomat, whose services to his Government he so greatly appreciated. ‘There was no indication at the White House that the President has in mind any one else at the present time to name in Mr. Washburn's stead. AUSTRIA MOURNS WASHBURN. Press and Officials Express Regret at | ! Diplomat’s Passing. BY A. R. DECKER. By Radio to ‘The Star and chlcuo Dally News. Copyright, 193 VENNA Austria, April R—Moum- ing the loss of a diplomat who gave |t m\lluable assistance to the young re- | 5 public, all the Vienna newspspers from the tabloid Kronen Zeitung to the Neue Frele Press unite in paying tri- | bute to American Minister Albert H ‘Washburn, who died here yesterday, whu Chancellot Johann Schober de- | clare: ln Minister Washburn, Austria has lost an especially warm friend, who, with all his heart, worked for Austria. He was in the deepest sympathy with Austrian conditions and was pleased by the Austrian successes at the recent | & i ol Mr. Washburn was at the White|p Toving first entered the !onln serv- ice in 1390 u eomul Magdeburg, MUSIC his clear and cool judgment GENE STEWART'S RECITAL. He performed ulunble services for Austrl- preparing the ground for loans in arbitrating Lhe post-war negotiations between Austria and Jugodlavia. n's younger at All-Souls’ Church last Mr Stewart Yreunu a varied pro- th lnthnrlty and bru- erick F. A, is arranging runeml whlch wul tnke plnce s-mrd-y Mrs. Washburn will probaba have the body taken e unuy vau NRHRTEE i 3 t. Th 1 , In order, CADET HONORS DELAYED |Bicn's “roccata n G." one'of the ieast —— ln orks his mn Weather Postpones Presenting of sion to a theme in Cesar Franck's sym- Gommiksiony -,t A chizol phony; the familiar “Fanfare” of Lem- The scheduled presentation of com-|mens and the equally familiar “Ave missions to the High School Cadet offi- Mnru. of Schubert. Knrg-meru cers which was to have taken place in| “Legend of the Mountain” was given :mlmn Stadium, -tcenusl ngh School an interesting reading. The “Air de uis XIIT" his afternoon was ordered postpo: until Monday by school officials n!. t.he comment that it might better have been Franklin Administration Building this | replaced by something else. The same muming. in view of the inclement cunnot be said, however, of the next weather. mber, Mr. Stewart’s own nocturne. 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Per- sonally, as well as in my capacity as chanci;zrl‘lor I can only say that I mourn Calls Washburn Friend. Foreign President Michael Hainisch also expresses the deepest sympathy for Mrs. Washburn. The Neue Freie Press says in tribute, “Austria has lost a good friend; one who, as a jurist of political and inter- naticnal la\"« undcrslufld Austria’s problems.” Mr. washhurn died of erysipelas at 8:30 o'clock last night in the Rudolf Sanatorium. Ten days ago he caught an infection from a scratch, probably a finger nail, on the thigh. Ery- slpelas developed and then blood poison- Dr. Dehne, well known specialist lor ‘children’s diseases, attended the dip- lomat, together with other dermatolo- gists and surgeons. On Tuesday there seemed to be an improvement "in the minister’s condi- tlon, but yesterday he became worss. He was hurried to the Rudolf Hospltfl ‘where a short operation was perfor A weak heart from diphtheria naftened the end. 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