Evening star., 1933-04-25
FRANK B. MOVES
REELECTED BY A.P.
Star Publisher Given New
Term at Meeting in
New York.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25-Frank B
Noyes, publisher OF The Washington
Star. was reelected president Of the
Associated Press by the Board Of Di-
rectors, in session today following the
annual meeting OF the organization
yesterday
william J. Pape Of the Waterbury
Republican became first vice presi-
dent succeeding George B. Longan of
the Kansas City Star. who yesterday
was elected a director.
Mr. Pape is succeeded as second vice
president by William Randolph Hearst,
jr.
Executives Retained.
Kent Cooper was reelected secretary
of the Associated Press and Jackson S.
Elliott assistant secretary.
The board elected Mr.. Noyes Adolph
S. Ochs. publisher of the New York
Times; Paul Patterson, Baltimore Sun;
Robert Mclean, Philadelphia Bulletin
and Richard Hooker. Springfield Repub-
lican. members of the Executive Com
mittee.
The board reelected J. r. Youatt
treasurer.
Radio Ban Voted.
Members yesterday passed resolu-
ton that no news distributed by the
organization be given to radio chains.
The resolution also provided that no
member newspaper be permitted to
broadcast either its local or Associated
Press news other than brief bulletins.
The directors were empowered to fix as
sessments to be paid by member papers
who do such broadcasting. The resolu-
ton directed that this revenue be ap-
piled to q pro-rata reduction of assess
ments of non- -broad adcasting members.
The members elected five directors.
Two of them, George B. Longan OF the
Kansas City (Mo) Star and L. K.
Nicholson Of the New Orleans CLaD
Times-Picayune, are new directors
Three were reelected: Col. Robert r.
Mccormick of the Chicago Ull) Trib-
une, w. H. Cowles of the Spokane
(Wash.) Review, and E.
Lansing Ray Of the st. Louis (MoD
Globe-Democrat.
Carl w. Alderman, dean of the
School of Journalism, Columbia Uni
versity, addressed the Managing Editors
Association this morning. Mutual prob
lens Of managing editors, representing
more than one hundred newspapers
throughout the Nation, were discussed
and a committee was chosen to arrange
a program for next years session. Those
rlemed were Roy Roberts of the Kansas
City Star. Oliver Owen Kuhn Of The
Washington Evening Star, Edwin L.
James of the New York Times. Roy j.
Dunlap of the St. Paul Dispatch and
Pioneer Press, and ]. p. Miller of the
Savannah Press.
Publishers to Meet.
Another important newspaper gath
ering gets under way this afternoon
the annual meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association. Pub
fishers from all over the United States
were to attend
The Associated Press resolution con-
cerning broadcasting was offered by
James @. Stahlman. publisher Of the
Nashville (Tenn.) Banner. and president
of the Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association. He said his purpose IN
framing it was to bring together pref
erences expressed in poll Of members
taken recently by Frank B. Noyes. presi-
dent of the Associated Press.
The resolution follows:
BE it resolved, That it Is the sense
OF this meeting that the board OF OIL
rectors shall not allow anv news dis
tributed by the Associated Press. re-
eardless of source to be given to any
radio chain or chains and be it further
resolved, That no member newspaper
of the Associated Press shall be allowed
to broadcast its local news or news fur-
nished by the Associated Press. otner
than brief bulletins covering events OF
major local, national or intnrnationa!
Importance with credit to the Assoclateo
Press and the member newspaper, anu
then only over an individual radio sta
tion located at or near the place OF
publication Of the member paper oroao-
casting: and be it further
"Resolved, That it Is the sense OF the
meeting that the board OF directors
shall promulgate at once rules and reg
ula tions covering the hours OF such news
bulletin broadcasts so as to distinguish
between morning and evening members,
Ak a schedule Of additional assessments.
to be applicable solely to those memner
papers which broadcast Associated
press news. the revenue from which
shall be applied to pro-rata reduction
of assessments paid by non-oroadcast-
ing members; take all steps necessary
to protect the news reports Of the Asso-
ciated Press from pilfering or such other
illegal use by radio news commentators
or others! and define the meaning OF
brief bulletins in conformity with the
text and spirit Of this resolution; and
be 1t further
resolved, That all resolutions here
tofore adopted by the membership IN
conflict with this resolution be, and the
same are hereby, rescinded and declared
null and void"
Another resolution, offered by Adolph
s. Ochs Of the New York Times. ]. r
Knowlahd of the Oakland (Calif.) Trib-
une, both directors, and President
Moves, read:
Resolved, That this meeting record
the members appreciation Of the LONG
and faithful service Of Frank P. Mac
Lehman Of the Topeka (Kans.) State
Journal as an efficient director and
loyal member. He earned the graft.
tude of his fellow directors, who. regret
that, because Of i'll health. he felt the
necessity Of withdrawing his name 70,