Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-12-03

warShip speeded southwark today
through smooth seas for Callao, where
PreSident-elect Hoover will make the
second call of his South American good
will tour on Wednesday.
Upon arrival at 9 am, Mr.. Hoover
viii be greeted on the Maryland by the
Peruvian foreign minister, personally
representing President Leguia. He will
be welcomed on landing by the mayor
of Callao, who will extend to him the
freedom of the city. After this cere-
mony the President-elect and mem
berS of his party will motor 10 miles
to Lain, the Peruvian capital, and go
directly to the American embassy, where
greetings will be exchanged with mem
bers of the American colony. A rest will
intervene before the party goes to the
presidential palace to meet President
Leguia.
will Return to Embassy.
After the exchange of Fluctuations
and expressions of esteem between the
people of the United States and Peru,
MFR. Hoover and President Leguia will
return to the American embassy for
a private luncheon. In midafternoon
the American goodwill ambassador will
receive the mayor of Lima and other
municipal officials at embassy and after
ward take an automobile ride.
Returning to the embassy, Mr.. Hoover
will receive members of the American
Society of Engineers Club and then
rest before going to the presidential
palace for dinner as guest of the Peru
Wan executive. After dinner there will
be a reception and dance for Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover before they return to the
ship at midnight to continue their Voy-
age southwark.
Will Receive BOIivians.
It is now fairly definite that Mr..
Hoover will stop at Chilean port north
of Valparaiso to receive representatives
of the Bolivian government, who will
journey from La Paz to greet him.
Antofagasta is the port now under
consideration for hating Of the Mary
land so that Mr. Hoover might enter
tain the BoliVianS aboard.
Expectations are that the goodwill
ship will reach Valparaiso December 10.
The President-elect looked back to-
day with pleasure and satisfaction on
his visit to Guayaquil, Ecuador, where
he was honored by President Ayora
and other officials of the republic, who
are regarded as extremely friendly to-
ward the United States.
mentS showered Mr.. and Mrs Hoover
with gifts, the PreSident-elect receiv-
ing among other things a complete
library of Ecuador.
The foreign minister of Ecuador
Homero Viteri Lafronte, was especially
thrilled with the character of the
Hoover visit. He gave his impressions
while Mr.. Hoover and President Ayora
were exchanging farewells by embracing
each other in Latin style.
New Era Is Hailed.
AFTER this astounding and thrilling
OCCASION" said Senior Lefronte, when
republics OF the Western world unite N
bonds of friendship am convinced that
Mr.. Hoover has done something that is
historic and may be tranScendental II
world affairs. l believe he has this daN
inaugurated new era, in that he has
set an example which hereafter will
make . difficult for nations to quarre
seriously.
I'm other words, if they do, the peo'
pie will say look what Mr.. Hoover did
Why cannot you do likewise?'
Popular moral pressure will thu
force a solution Of the differences b,
peaceful methods, rather than by brut,
strength.
Il think too that Mr.. Hoover is estab
fishing a new situation through thu
friendly solidarity of all republics o
the Western world"
SQUADRON TO FOLLOW HOOVER.
Section of u. S. Fleet to Visit Ports il
Peru and Colombia.
BY the Associated Press.
President-elect Hoover's goodwill
visit W South Ayoorfoo rd1I 10 elasel