Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-29
Cuban and Argentine ENJOYS
Oppose Plan to Circum-
scribe RevoIutioniSts.
MEXICO AND NICARAGUA
SEEK TO HALT UPRISINGS
Hughes Holds Committee Can Only
codify Law. Indirectl: Nck-
ing DR.. Ferrara.

b. the Associated Press.
HAVANA. January 2s.-Revolution
lists and rebels of all kinds 10 consti-
tuted government had their day today
at the an-American Congress when,
in the midst of a discussion aimed at
promoting a degree of international CO.
operation for the repression OF political
disorders. their cause was suddenly ana
eloouently taken up 10 the discom-
future of a proposal further to hamper
their activities.
Two Latin-American Ambassadors TO
washington. OreStes Ferrara OF Cuoa'
and Honorio Pueyrredon of Argentina
arose 10 champion the rebels, proclaim
ing the debt which all American re-
publics owed to this system OF mIo-
ducing liberal ideas into this contnent.
The question arose when DR.. Fernanoo
Gonzales Roa. Mexican member OF the
committee on public international law.
asked the committee whether IL "ouIo
be ready to discuss the matter OF alio"-
ing constitutional governments 70
bIockade ports in their own terriVot!
which should have fallen mto u,e
hands of revolutionists Inc QueSooad
VAS not on the official proceedings anu
Dr Gonzales Roa said he would DC
ready 10 introduce resolution Ior ttie
consideration of the committee tne
latter should agree 70 extend us agenIa'
Ambassador Ferrara imme0lateiy op-
,.rted To the consideration OF the prof.
ect saving the committee sno1Io au
here To the prepared agenda. ON iuI'
,her frsistence from the Mexican oeie-
ssfe Dr Ferrara in a loud declamator!
scne said that the conference nae
.haen doing excessive work against tne
,1oor revolutionists. We must not 10Y
Ssf that most of the countries here rep
resented have progressed mostly through
the efforts of revolutonists
himself and old revoiutionist aes'
snain in the days OF the CUBAN ihsul ..i..
Tection. DR.. Ferrara conunueu: "a
those countries where the conoIs..t.s
are such that political cnanges are
come easily from below sr;se
the only way for new IDEAS 70 80
srs.,x have most of the liberal prirci..
,ies in This continent been introouceo'
mr.. Pueyrredon Applauds-
verara added. however. that ne vas
=, tsvoT of fouenting such conui.
@ ~. - ,hs, revolutions could be star.eo
.,s v-oirn of any political ieaoet'
a.. he thought that it would oe e1ces
i've 70 enforce extraordinary measu'eS
- close ali possibilities OF revoiuklon
Dr Pueyrredon appisuded the CuoAr ~
An,hassador's patriotic aposoes %
reyolI,tiors" and pleaded Win .ns oou -
r1ittee that they leave soine"e al.
ihe revoiuiionisS. we muee i.o we
r-s,x think of the governments,
.,.s sIso keeu In mind the people.
CnaTIeS Evans Hughes. former secIe,
,.~v M state and sponsor OF ihe i0Ls
Car+yaI American treaties almeo a.
stSIrc constituted governments 70 .S
-. ,syhesyais. found himself lnoiisc1S
s--cks5v Ferrara and Pueyrreoon. LiAe
80 Ia1fer ne moved that the MeAlcah
,,.o.tor be not considered. aItnoush i"i
different reasons. ,,,,ae
~ HUGHES said 10 the con1m.uee
.hat in his view the duty OF tne lA'Ni
ysx simply 10 codify indisputaoiy es-
,aij,shed precepts OF international gov
It's object. he said. was nov 70 81 e~s
is opinion as 20 what the Ia" Hlsh. 80 VI
should be. or 70 suggest or iornent M.
movements on existing pfacCce. o!loo o
Re vicht 10 close harbors heln oy Ie'o-
,,,,.,,.,sfs was not a definitely establish
"a v-,ie Mr. Hughes voted against '1s
confederation al that time
Motion Is Defeated.
The motion vas finally defeated vim
t,oaever Mexico and Nicaragua Yotans
in favor Of lis adoption. 49,,
THE saY,ae committee conciUdec tii.
afternoon the consideration Of o'sIt
rreaiy establishing the duties OF SIabes
IN case Of civil strife. It's cnlei pro.
VISIONS are that all governments muel
,,reyprt their inhabitants. whether ma
,,orais or foreigners from engaging ~
snY activity tending u c!StufD une
,yAsoe In another, including the man
ming and adapting of any FeSoe! aiIo
g1lyI running 0! any KIND In FAVOR OF zoe
getels. Rebel forces crossing tfofitleI
would have W he cissrngec ann iilDIileu
~ ne government into whose beff'""s
thfY crossed ,,
Dy fa,is p0ces.z Costa. technical en-
r,eyf ~ the Argentine delegation. lntIo-
rgo4d anc obtained the adoption oi
.,,o,vaslou whereby Tarsnip$ usfo ~
,evoit,tlouis,s c0glc " selzec ny iFifilo'
n, Governments and turned over W hl'
,ee1onfze6 ZoyefnnleDt Merchant YES
sefs similarly used could De Srlzsc anc
s,,t.tect4c 10 the laws o; the sfizi't
country Should filheF msD~oi "a'
or . merchant Veasfl managed Dy rev
ol,gtpgnlsts hoist a flag not US own y
soter it's sctiyltles tnen thls coaic ~
captured by the oo1ntiy "n"se nag VA
flown
E1oclent homage ~ TIE spirit anc
<eeas of yoS@ Mart father u tne caJ@
~ Cuban !4dcDeuGsHse winch lie cic
,.ot i've ~ st,e gFSlizec filed the Rffs'
,sn of the IHlYeTSlty - Havana bJdaY
srne delegaDes assembled there ~ pD-
seyye thf anniversary ~ uge bH'n bl
.s,e of An1ef3Cs : grea1es. champions 1i
liberty,
President Ma had0 H. Moved.
presids.,lt Cefatdo Marnaco himself
90, esTIy disciple III Marl and still Desf'
,ao the MARKS imprinted on flis rugged
@+@,uteuauce by long years III suffer
tro Ia the struggle for freedom, pre-
,l6eo IL the memorable SESSION.. ~
,'srnnly gYaeDed the hand o! L,ndoif'
C[,ll0r. Brazilian spokesmsn for tne aS
sx,ntie,1 delegates Wi3oDe fefYlc clio
,,slencA IN praise of the virtues ~ Mart
r.o.ed Macbsoo " Visible emotion.
Ia his eUlogy ColbT qdDl@d AaFu
darty1ne that. America H1uSt TDcguFsG'
everything thst tends ~ utl'e ~ t'eoi'ie
.ro ,ousf leave 81 tnat tends " sep
sfsH them
s.ne died ~ he had wished " dc
liz CoIloy with ms iace ~ tue siln
,nrrdeflt II Jiae saOy feaihsLpn
char liDefsy The deBih ~ Hafu Va
IN. tfs u Cube 10 greater Eh"S '@i
h imagined than tnst III man Wiz
sipes Lls life 30 The life ~ ptviHF
Ana vhe1 tie reality III Dls safIififf
tne sovereignty 81 Cubs. u means
etsst contribution " illf oisnlg ~ hh
asogs sB1 he Sil0 hes gwen ms Dif u
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