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Henry a Wallace — Part 4
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Lima, Peru.
April 21, 1943.
Res VISIT OF VICE-PRESIDENT
HENRY A. WALLACE TO PERU.
PERU ~ POLITICAL.
DETAILS :
On March 25, 1943, Vice-President WALLACE arrived in Lima, Peru,
at the Limatambo Airport, local aviation field of Panagra, Ince, such
arrival being at approximately 4:30 pem.
so----+- --- Myre WALLACE was greeted by Mr. HENRY/JNORVEB, the American” ~~~"
Ambassador, and the Minister of Aviation, the ress, and an aide-de-camp.
President PRADO was not at the airport. There; were present approximately
2,000 people, Peruvians and Americans, all high officials of the Peruvian
Army and Navy, along with the officials of the U. S. Air and Marine Missions
in their dress uniforms. Also on hand to greet Mr. WALLACE was the Chief
of Protocol. Mr. WALLACE received a twenty-one gun salute fired by the
Peruvian Army, and a full troop of mounted full-dress cavalry was present.
From the Limatambo Airport, the Vice-President was driven to the
- residence of the American Ambassador at Schell 210, in Miraflores.
Immediately upon his arrival at Mr. NORWEB's home, Mr. WALLACE held a press
conference during which his comments were very general, concerning his
smal] view of South America prior to that.time. He commented that he
thought Lima was a beautiful city and that he was proud of the reception
given him at the airport. He further. commented on his twenty-one gun
salute, and he stated that if one request were granted it would be
to play tennis.
Immediately following this press conference, the Vice-President
paid an informal call on President PRADO at the Palace Gobierno. This was
in the nature of a social call purely and had no diplomatic weight.
At 8330 o'clock in the evening, a small dinner was offered by
Ambassador NORWEB at his home.
It should be noted that on this occasion Mr. WALLACE wes supposedly
traveling incognito and was considered in transit, looking forward to his
official visit to Peru on April 12th, 1943. However, he received official
recognition at Lima and also at Arequipa.
At 6:30 o'clock the following morning, Mr. WALLACE boarded a
Panagra plene at Limatambo Airport to continue his journey to Chile.
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