Evening star., 1926-04-08
NOyESLAUDS AIMS
Of PRESS MEETING
Editor Sees Lasting Benefits
as Result OF Pan-American
Congress.

Lasting dement's IN the fealm oi IN
ternational friendship and peace were
toreseen today by Theodore W..
Moves. editor Of The Evening Star, as
result of the first Pan-American
Congress Of Journalists. now in ses
sion here, and the nationwide tour
they are TO take throughout the coun
try following the congress.
Speaking at a luncheon given by
The Evening Star to the congress and
a number of distinguished guests from
official and newspaper life of the
United States. Mr.. Moves praised the
spirit which had been fostered among
the nations of the Western Hemi-
sphere through the Pan-American
Union, which he said was the most
potent of all these ties of friendship.
Referring TO his trips 10 South
America in 1910 and 1924 when. the
speaker said. he had had opportunity
To make a study of the countries and
Peoples there. Mr.. Moves expressed
his appreciation for that opportunity
and predicted that the tour OF the
pan.American journalists in this
country would help through reci'
procity of travel to increase the
wholesome contact Of appreciation
and sympathy among nations.
Should Dissipate Prejudice.
This reciprocity of travel, Mr..
Moves said should he power in
dissipatiny prejudice and in building
no the mutual beneficial co-onera-
ton" which provided the firm foun-
dation upon which both national
friendship and peace rested.
The spirit which the PanAmerlcan
Union, the present Congress Of Jour
naiists and such reciprocal travel is
building up. Mr.. Moves said. Is not
militant nor military. but union OF
thought and purpose. kind ot
unity, he said. which is rooted in
higher ideal.
The assemblase of about 400 was
called to order by Frank 3. Noyes'
president of The Evening Star News
paper Co and president of the AS
sociated Press, who introduced his
brother. Theodore w. Noyes. for the
only address of the day.
The United States Army Band.
Capt William J. Stannard conduct
ing. played national music of all the
countries represented.
Between courses the following ar
lists appeared: Mrs. Flora Bry-
hwski mezzo-soprano; Fred East,
baritone; Mrs. Artie Faye Guildord. So
prano: j. e. S. kinsella, basso: George
n. O'Connor, baritone: William Ray
nond, tenor: Miss Grace Washburn,
coloratura-soprano. and "lrmanette,
terpsichorean violiniste, from Keith
Albee vaudeville. The accompanies
were: George H. Wilson and Matt
Horne piano, and Master Sergt. Alex
ander Lutkiewitz of the United States
Army Band. flute.
The hall was profusely decorated in
hags of the Pan.American countries.
palms and flowers.
Those present were:
Willis !. Abbot. Christian Science
Monitor: Franklin Adams. counselor,
Pan.American Union: Filiberto Aguero
Rosales, La Defensa. Manzanillo,
Cuba; Luis Alamo. Caracas. Venezuela:
Ricardo d. Alduvin. Excelsior. Guate-
mala Guatemala: Senor DIR, Don Ri
cardo J. Alfaro. Minister of Panama;
William Althoff. Department of Com.
merce: Efren Alvarez Lara. Ell Guam
te. Guayaquil. Ecuador; Senior DR.. Syl.
vino Gurgel do Amaral. Ambassador
of Brazil Harold NJ. Anderson, New
York sun; Lincoln G. Andrews. AS.
sistant Secretary of the Treasury;
Miguel Araujo J.. FL Porvenir. Carta-
gena. Colombia: Senor DIR. Don Jose
del Carmen ARIA, Minister of the
Dominican Republic; George F. Au-
thier. Washington. D. c.: Eleodoro
Avlies NJ. Ell Guante. Guayaouil,
Ecuador; Charles E. Babcock. Pan
American Union: Ebert n. Baker,
Baker. Syracuse Post-Sta ndard; Senor
Don Juan Barberis. charge d'affaires
Of Ecuador: Senor Don Jose II. Baron.
charge daffaires of Cuba. Victor Man.
uel Barrios, Ell Heraldo. Cucuta, Co
lombia: Robert Barry. Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger: Lieut.. Col. James Frank
lin Bell. Engineer Commissioner. Dis
trict of Columbia: Uric Bell Louis
vile Courier-Journal: Ira Bennett,
Washington Post: Clifford n Berry.
man, president the Gridiron Club:
h. a. Bickel. president United Press
Associations: Edmund w. Booth. Grand
Rapids Press: Crosby ~ Boyd. The
Evening Star: Fl. Gait Braxton. Kin.
ston Daily Free Press: Ashmun n.
Brown. Providence Journal: James
Wright Brown, editor and publisher,
New York City: James William BRYAN,
Washington, D. c.: Mrs. Flora Brylaw.
ski. Washington. u. c.: H.,C. Buchan.
an, Au-American Cables. Inc: Aleian.
dro Bunge, Ell Diario. Buenos Aires.
Argentina; Jaime Conrado Cadenas.
a Information. Campeche. Mexico:
d. A. Calcano. El Heraido. Caracas
Venezuela; 1gnacio CaIderon. Wash.
inEton, d. G.: Arthur D. Can. Wash.
lngton, d. Chloe Camacho Lorenza ma.
Bogota. Colombia: }. Bart Campbell
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin; Jose
Camprudi. La Prensa. New York Citv:
Luis Cano, FL Espectador. Rogota
Colombia: Arthur Capper. Toneka
Capital: Abel Carbonel. Ell Diario del
tomercio. Barra nuuilla, Colombia.
Juan Carmona. FL Impulse. Baruuisj
meto, Venezuela; George H. Carter.
puollc printer; Joao Castalde. A. Capi-
tsi sac Paulo. Brazil; Tiburcio Cas-
taneda. Havana. Cuba: Senor DR.. Don
Salvador Castrillo. Minister of Nic
aragua; Senor DR.. Don Hector David
Castro. charge daffaires of Salvador.
Emilio Charry. FL Diario Nacional
Bogota. Colombia: j. r.. Cbenard. Ia
Discussion. Havana. Cuba: Antonio
Cicero. Journal do rommercio. Rio do
Jsherio: Brazil; Assis Cintra. Sac
Faulo Journal. Sac Paulo. Brazi,
Col. Edward r. Clark, Wasninpton
y. G.; Henry r. Claus. Boston Evening
Transcript; Il. Diaz Collazo, La Cor
respondenria dc Puerto Rico. Pedro
NJ. dc la Conception La information
Havana. Cuba; Jack s. Connolly
Washington, y. c.: Col G. Fred Cook
The Evening Star: Kent Cooper. the
associated Press: Wade H. Cooper.
Washington. ID. c.: w. s CoDeland
president Virginia Press Association: !:
Senior Enrique Coronado. Pan.Ameri.
ran Union: Julio Cosi. Sac Paulo
BraZl; i. Stuart Crawford. Washing.
, ton. d. C.: NJ. \. Cremer Department
' of Commerce: Harris NJ Crist. Brook
lyn Daily Eagle: Carlos Cuadra Pasos.
~ Diario Nicara aguensc Granada
Nicaragua: Juan Cueva Garcia. Ell
Universe. Guayaquil Ecuador: Surg
Gen. Hugh s. Cumming. Washington.
y. e: Albert w. Cunmns Washins.
ton Morning News: Antonio Cuneo.
La Critfca. Ruenos Aires, Argentina:
J. Harry Cunnin CHAM, secretary. the
Gfdiron Club: William l.. Daley. Ma
ffonal Editorial Association, Washing