--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II A I an GERANT RESPO NSABLE un EDITOR: EM. A. MAINT ILLE BERNARD DIEDERICH VOL. 1 S SUNDAY SEPT. 17th. 1950 NO. 1 ALLIES REACH YONGDUNGPO, TOKYO, Saturday, Sept. 16-Wbile United Nations troops pusbed abead quickly after yesterday's landing by United States marines at Inchom, seaport for tbe captnred Korean Republican cabital of Seonl, United Nanons jorces along tbe 120 mile Allied perimeter in tbe south. aruck offensively today 10 pin down Nortb Koa GCX rean divisions and stop tbem from making any move norPhoto By Felix Box and Mrs Renato Alonzo tbward, Eront-line thei wedding cake (See Social News page 10) re reports tbat we wepAomeserresfinmued at Gen. Douglas MacAribur's beadqnarters said that one strike was made from WaeSTREET SCENE tank 9. auroad cwan rection mortbanostesin of tbo di minhie Yonsair sectorspS body of an American cond on tbe Seoul, front and the sesoldier, lying where hewis hit. ted States Second of tbe Uni -70 Division, KOREA United Natiors sextraordinary methods of along tbe Nakting. forces that landed in Kore modern I warfare., Allied Tbis MOTEENS there was no near Inchon, west coas troops started an offensive in word available of tbeir port for Seoullpere reported their beachhead in the the gress; bus observers bere to have a T quickly in southeast in general offen lieved tbat tbe attacks, in tbe land egainst enemy resive. region wbere tbe enemy pre sistance. A South Korean General MacArthur persoviously bad been intensffbroadcast said Allied troopsnally directed the invasion. gying bis presare, were bothad reached tle outskirts ofHe declared that the attack daing actions to pin down Seoul and hadtaptured nearwas sproceeding on schedutbe North Korean troops raby Kimpo andits airfield by (Continued on page 2) SLET ther than atempts 10 breake ther tban atempts 10 breals Mr. Dantès Destinoble Ade; tbrough and join sp witb tbe Envoy Extraordinaire and new beacbbead. Minister Plenipotentiare of From Taegu tO Seoul is a Haili, presents his credentials distance of about 170 air mi to the Pesident of the Repu les, and along the perimeter blic of Peru, his Excellence the Allied forces beretofore General Manuel Odria. bad only a scanty army reserve tbat could be tbrown in for sucb a blow. NATURE'S NEAR MISS South Korean national po lice, now part of tbe Republi -00000 can armed forces, said that <friendlys Troops tbis morning bad reached, the town The Atlantic hurricane of Kimpo and its airficldwhich roared through the o- largest and best in Korea. cean almost 100 miles off Tbis is about twelue air mishore, still caused considera les from Wolmilsland, wbeble damage along the Newre marines crasbed asbore in England coast. Residents of4 masive ampbibions landing far bebind enemy lines Winthrop, Mass, watch w with air, navy and infantry aves break high over thesupport. sea wall. At' least six perso The field, wbich bad been ns were killed and property, beavily bit by Allied planes, BY BLOV. Gale winds that were caused by the Atlantic valued at $ 500.000, dama- was not yet usable. tbey BOATS BEACHED along the New England coast, like these at ged by the high winds. but was seenirely beld hurricane rossed boats onto-bsches Flying Cloud, and smaller craft lie high up on by United States trod Marblcheld, Miss. Here thegkesch, vance guard the sand. field, wbich bad been ns were killed and property, beavily bit by Allied planes, BY BLOV. Gale winds that were caused by the Atlantic valued at $ 500.000, dama- was not yet usable. tbey BOATS BEACHED along the New England coast, like these at ged by the high winds. but was seenirely beld hurricane rossed boats onto-bsches Flying Cloud, and smaller craft lie high up on by United States trod Marblcheld, Miss. Here thegkesch, vance guard the sand. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17! 1950 WORLD NEWS... NATIVES FATALLY SPEAR MAN- EATING (Continued from page 1) lanese National Maritime Sa- LION fety Board. said e today that le, with the attackers suffe- a typhoon has sunk, damaged Kbartoum, Anglo- Egyp ring clights losses. The pre- or washed away eighty-se- tian Sudan. Natives finsence of the battleship Mis- ven. vessels, most of them ally bave speared to death souri in Korean waters was small craft. The typhoon pas- Asad the Assassin, a manrevealed with the announce-! sed over ther western coast cating lion wbich killed se ment that the warship had of the island of Hakkaido at ven bumans but ran away bombarded Samchok, on the 9 a. m. wben an angty bousewife Korean east coast. DAMASCUS, Syria. The pulled bis tail. Tbree perWASHINGTON- The ste- United Nations Relief and sons manled by tbe lion are amship United States and Works Agency offices here in serious condition at Sour three other liners now be- were blown up shortly after ces Yubu Hospital ing built will be troopships. midnight today, killing one When the State Depart- man an dinjuring two others. Fos wuenks the killer bad ment follows through on Pre Dr. Pierre Depage, Belgian been stalking tbe Lande sident Truman's instructions agency. mission chief here, Country of Equatoria Proa said he believed the blast vince, Soutb Sudan. He got to make a new effort for will either was an act of vengean- bis mane from tbe Arabic Japanese peace treaty it caiv an unemployed Arab. wvord for lion sasad>. urge the agreement place no reftzce orintended as apro-" bars on rearmaing and encou- tostr recainst the egency? rage entry, of: Japan into the M A N I LA. A n United Nations. O'DWYER ATBAT Ex-Mayor Villiam ODwyer of Rearmament of Germany vEFiAk ine peeted eruption of a ma- FRENCH MAKE BIG New York appears in Washingotn before tlel Senate was debated at the opening voicano named Hibok GAINS IN PLASTICS Foreign Relations Committe er to aswer critic who opsession af the twelve North has caused eight-four known pointment as U. S. ambassador teMexico. ODyer conAtlantic treaty nations. rdesths including many wOfers with Sen. Tom Connally. LONDON.- msn and children burned or Britain's Labor Minister, suffocated by quantities of Paris. France's blastic warned that Communist cons hot volcanic ashi dumped from industry is making a brave pirators were plotting to dis- the smoking crater on to six comeback in the post- war rupt the nation's essential villages nestled around the era, but still is stiny compaservices through labor dis- foot of the mountain. red to otber nations, incluagencies were A Relice Cake Oven rusFor in America. The turbances. Ready ding WASHINGTON.- hing assistance to the isolated situated on community Total production last Minujes Forced registration of Camiguin Island off the north was 57.020.000 pounds, year Communist organizations coast of Mindanao in the compared with the THE NEW was said to be a feature of north coast of Mindanao in United States gigantic <MAY FLOUR CAKE legislation severely curbing output of AIXES> communism that was tenta- the central Philippines. Most 1.500.000.000 pounds. Ready ding WASHINGTON.- hing assistance to the isolated situated on community Total production last Minujes Forced registration of Camiguin Island off the north was 57.020.000 pounds, year Communist organizations coast of Mindanao in the compared with the THE NEW was said to be a feature of north coast of Mindanao in United States gigantic <MAY FLOUR CAKE legislation severely curbing output of AIXES> communism that was tenta- the central Philippines. Most 1.500.000.000 pounds. JUST ADD WATER.. tively approved by Senate of the victims died lingering VACUME PACKED,TO ASSUKE vadORY FRESH and House conferees. deaths in makeshift field However, the French in- NESS. WASHINGTON. Con- hospitals for lack of medical dustry bas made big strides NOTHING TO ADD EVEN THE FROSTING INgrecs approved the measure aid, according to initial re- for output in 1938 was 0n- CLUDED. paving the way for General ports from the scene of the ly 20 million pounds. Tbe Marshall's appointment as disaster. The full extent of war stopped the industry AT ALL BETTER GROCERS Secretary of Defense. the damage and injuries is until 1945. still inadequately estimated SCOTT AND HACK EN BRUCH -AGENTS FOR SYDNEY, Australia. ponding more thorough surDockers in all New, Zealand; veys. refuge on Mindanao. Thel HAYTI. ports and in the big Austra- Hibok Hibok erupied two Government was lian port of Sydney were onvears ago almost to the same ready to reported TELEPHONE 2185 L strike today: The walkoutsday causing nearly complete to provide commandeer all available ships involve about 15,000 men and evacuation of the Camiguin cuation facilities if evascores of vessels. Islands' 48,000 population by advices pending TOI K Y O, The Jap- boat to the nearest place of ty for it. indiçate the necessiFIRESTONE Buys This Eig $350 Firestone SCU.P-REFRIGERATOR This new Eirestone 8 cu. ft. refuigerator has five soparate storage zones to keep all types of foodsati peak flavor. There's a big locker for frozen - foods and ice eubes; et elarge poroelatn meae U.SA Ehest for roasts and ehickens; lol of shels 4A3 area for srdinarg roods; twta misper for fraita hnd etahles and a BIG THREE GBMIOGET-HER The Big Three REm btn tp kaap dry ss as they begin se- eret sessions in New for-sign ministers get down to Age Y en of France, Dean Acheson Vork.From left to right are Robert of-the U.S. and Britain's Ernest Bevin. A --- Page 3 --- BUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 3 CONFESSIONS OF A GALLOMANIAC Down to the outbreak of I fell in with M. Bernou, the dities and they were highly the river, to whom my had relain French, the war I no more desi- commissioner wiho was over valued on each side. For my tion was for several months ricans for dabbling am the worst re to conserve with a French here buying guns, and whose part I shall always like Ber- that of a grandchild, though, since I myself but I see no reaown dabblers, man in his language English and my French were nou, and feel toward him asI believe we were of the sa- of of us should than with a modern Greek. so much alike that we agreed my childhood's friend. I won me age. He tried to form my son why that any it is anything I throught I understood to interchange them. We met der if he noticed that I was character by bringing me up pretend French well enough for my daily for two weeks and wal- an old, battered man, bothe- on such praiseworthy episo- more than dabbling. The own purposes, because I had ked fo ran hour in the park, red with a tiresome profes- des of his life as he thought usual way of French read it off andi on for twenty each tearing at the other'slsion. me age. He tried to form my son why that any it is anything I throught I understood to interchange them. We met der if he noticed that I was character by bringing me up pretend French well enough for my daily for two weeks and wal- an old, battered man, bothe- on such praiseworthy episo- more than dabbling. The own purposes, because I had ked fo ran hour in the park, red with a tiresome profes- des of his life as he thought usual way of French read it off andi on for twenty each tearing at the other'slsion. I certainly never suspec I was able to grasp. does not lead reading eve an acyears, but when the war a- llanguage. Our conversa- ted that he was. His languawith J a literoused sympathies and shar- tions; as I look back on them ge ntterly failed to give me Ncw at the end of a long quaintance 7S that pened curiosities that I had must have run about like thrat impression. year of these persistent pue- rature. Everybody a in not felt before, I realized the this: I I am able to words in living Luguage have width of the chasm that cut After I lost Bernou fas- rilities report order to be underswvod me off from what I wished <lt calls t0 walks, said tened upon an unfroked pri- two definite results: In thel to be lived with. They are to feel. Nor could it be brid- be, sfiling Brilliantly. est who had come over here first place a sense of my in- not felt as a part of living ged by any of the academic, <lt is good morning, and gone into the shoe tra- capacity vaster and than ignorance when I infi- be literature when and you see them a natural, or commercial mel said 1, xbetter than I bad ex- de- a small, foxy man, who nitely and in second a pressed out labeled in thods that I knew of. They tended.s regarded me; I think, in the gan, found distrust, the possibly vin- pro glossary, but only about. when you were either too slow or they, alt was at yon yestairday light o fan aggrecsor. He dictive in its of all hear them fly A word led in directions that I did ze morning, but 1 deed not wanted to become complety mericans in the origin, city of A-is not a definite thing suscepnot wish to go. I tried a pho- find American and forget France, York who an Newtible ac- of dictionary explananograph, and after many alt was obliged to leap and as I was trying to reverwith profess French cul- tion. It is a cluster of asso- the bouts with itI acquired part early, said 1, sand T teerlse the process, I rather got quaintance ture, including teachers, ciations, of reminiscent of it, of a sermon by Bossuet and busy standing up strigbt all in his way. He could talk of tics, theater audiences, cri-sort lecmen that used occu- sugreal fluency in discussing a around the forenoon. mediaeval liturgies and his ture audienees and gestive of social class, or the quinsy sore throat with a Pa- <The book 1 prayed yoz present occupation, but noth- ses of visiting Frenchmen. patrones- pation, of mood, dignis violenris physician, in case I ever send, be came, and 1 tbank, ing in between, and as he It was true, lack it, primne went there and had one. T bit positively are yott not de spoke English very well, his said pernaps the as peo ces, pedantries, oI 2 ctitudes. then took fourteen conversa-rangedPs A pratical mind revolted at the ple at time, that a It hardly seems I essary to tion lessons from a Mme Car- <Don't talk,s said I. violenris physician, in case I ever send, be came, and 1 tbank, ing in between, and as he It was true, lack it, primne went there and had one. T bit positively are yott not de spoke English very well, his said pernaps the as peo ces, pedantries, oI 2 ctitudes. then took fourteen conversa-rangedPs A pratical mind revolted at the ple at time, that a It hardly seems I essary to tion lessons from a Mme Car- <Don't talk,s said I. <Ne- use of a medium of commu- certain French theatrical ex-Isay that wores in C "iving linet, and being rather wellver talk agin. Ii was really nication in which one of us periment in, New York could terâture ought to ring in the on in years at the start, Inoting unywbere.l bad beenialmost strangled when there not continue for the simple ear with the sounds that realshould, ifI had kept on dili-lvery, 1 reussure.. was another available in reason that it was too good lybelong to them, or that gently, have been able at the which we were both at ease. a thing for the theater-going poetry without an echo canage of eighty-five to inquire <Pardon, 1 glide, bide I glode. I could not pump much public to support: It may be not be felt. faultlessly my way to the There was the of a ba- French out of him. He would that the precise equivalent of post-office. I could already nane, Did I crash you?w burst into English rather re- the enterprise, even if not It may be that there is no ask for butter and sing, a 1 sentfully. Then I took to the hampered by a foreign lan- way out of it. Perhaps it is song written by Henry IV <l noticed no insults, streets at lunch-time an tried guage, could not have per- inevitable that the colleges when teacher eplied. xYou merely gnaw- newsdealers, res manently endured. Yet from which had SO long taught the my went toedmy arms.> book-shops, what I saw of its dead France to take care of her] taurants, invented imagina- critics, enthusiasts, audiences, and from re buried languages should as if now they teach wehalf-brother's children. I Gestures and smiles of ry I errands, bought things what I know af the the ones as will saythis for Mime. Car- perfect understanding. that did not want, and ex- can Gallophile Ameri- were living dead. But there if they, net. Icame to understand, changed them for objects e- cluding myself, generally, I beiieve in- need of pretending that is no perfectly the French for all! I do not know whether ven, lessé desirable That linguistic obstacle to have the formal with this her personal and family af- Bermou, wiho like myself was kept a little conversation been more serious than results acquaintance a fairs. No human being has middle-aged, felt as I did on going day by day, but on the would have us theylbooka tion of literature. in ypreciaever confided in me so abun- these occasions, but by the wihole it was a dry season. It rious enough to suppose se- of the intimate so sense a dantly as she did. No human' suppression of every thoughtlis a strange thing. There are Ithe situation without account for, writer can be founded quality of being has ever SO sternly re- that I could not express inj more than thirty. thousand' ging i nour aesthetic drag-1 verbal vacuum. His on a pressed any answering confi- my childish vocabulary, I ca- of them in the city of New city. confided in me so abun- these occasions, but by the wihole it was a dry season. It rious enough to suppose se- of the intimate so sense a dantly as she did. No human' suppression of every thoughtlis a strange thing. There are Ithe situation without account for, writer can be founded quality of being has ever SO sternly re- that I could not express inj more than thirty. thousand' ging i nour aesthetic drag-1 verbal vacuum. His on a pressed any answering confi- my childish vocabulary, I ca- of them in the city of New city. It wias incapa- place plots, his dences ofmy own. Her me me to feel exaetly like al York, and I had always heardi Itacle that less certainly an obs- tral in literature, his centhod of instruction, if it was child. They said I ought tolthat the French are a clan- of than one-half motives, and the opinion any audience ever of his critics could be one, was that of jealous, re- think in French and I tried nish folk and hate to learn ded in surmouning. succe- jas all just if lentless, unbridied soliloquy to do so, but thinking inl another language, but most his adequately books were studied conveyed, in French when there is so lit- of my overtures in French Ido not mean that the rest the Thrown on the world with tle French to think with, di- brought only English upon'of the audience got nothing language dumb. Of of the deaf and no power of sustaining a convests the mind of its acquisi- the more desirable it seerned out of it, for so expressive drawn to course, C3 4s may be versation on any other sub- tions of forty years. Experi- me. The more peins I took were the players by other process but an auth by that ject than the members of thelence slips away for there are to them that I should be spa- means than words, that they it wc d hardly I Carnet family, nevertheless not words enough to lay red the trouble of continuing often sketched the play,out, be the artistic at stion of resolved tot take no more les-hold ofi it. Knowledge of goodI was always diving into in pantomime. The physical literature; it is as it one felt sons but to hunt down and evil does not exist; the French and they were always activities of the troupe did drawn terest to a woman by an inFrench pepple and make sins have no names; and the pulling me out again. They not arise, as some of the cri- nes. exclusively in her bothem talk. What I really mind under its linguistic li- thought they were humane. tics declared, from the vivaneeded was a governess to, mitaions is like a rather de French people hate broken city of the Gallic tempera- Elementary as these retake me to and from my offi- fective toy Noah's ark. From French worse than most of ment; nor were they assum- to marks may seem I offer them ce and into the park at noon, the point of view of Bernou's us hate broken English. ed, às others believed, becau- Gallophiles On the without apolobut at my age that was out and mly vocabulary, Central' when dragged out into Butise the in the seventeenth centu- fear gy. that I contrary I rather of the question. Then began Park was as the Garden of light of English I tried to ry French actors had been their heads. am writing over a career of hypocritical bene- Eden after six months talk just as foolishly in or- acrohats. These somewhat volence. I scraped acquintan- new and unnamed things eve der that they might think it exaggerated gestures werè BY ce with every Frenchman rywhere. A dog, a tree, a sta was not really my French occasioned by the perception PTANCK whom I heard talking En- tue taxed all our powers ofthat was the matter with tators that the majerity of the specMOORE COLBY glish very badly, and I beca- description, and on a com- me Some times that work- French. were beginners in me immensely interested in plex matter like a policeman ed quite W ell Finding these They were supplied his welfare. that they might think it exaggerated gestures werè BY ce with every Frenchman rywhere. A dog, a tree, a sta was not really my French occasioned by the perception PTANCK whom I heard talking En- tue taxed all our powers ofthat was the matter with tators that the majerity of the specMOORE COLBY glish very badly, and I beca- description, and on a com- me Some times that work- French. were beginners in me immensely interested in plex matter like a policeman ed quite W ell Finding these They were supplied his welfare. 1 formed the ha- our minds could not meet at me just as Idiotic in my own by as ever-tactful people If fool be associated bit of introducing visiting all. We could only totter to- language they went back to a running translation for a wvith a wise man all bis life, Frenchman to French-speak- gether a few steps in any thetrs. It certainly worked large body of self-improving be will perceive the truth 4s ing Americans, and sitting, mental direction. Yet there well with my friend M, Bar- Americans. little as a spoon perceives with open mouth, in the flow was a real pleasure in this tet, a paralytic tobacconist tbe taste of somp. bit of introducing visiting all. We could only totter to- language they went back to a running translation for a wvith a wise man all bis life, Frenchman to French-speak- gether a few steps in any thetrs. It certainly worked large body of self-improving be will perceive the truth 4s ing Americans, and sitting, mental direction. Yet there well with my friend M, Bar- Americans. little as a spoon perceives with open mouth, in the flow was a real pleasure in this tet, a paralytic tobacconist tbe taste of somp. ef their conversation. Then learnest interchange of insipi- in the West Thirties near I do not blame other AmeCbinese Ps 3 --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI THIS WEEK... GUATEMALA BANS 2 PAPERS RALLY FOR COLONEL HAITI TO PARTICIPATE GUATEMALA T h e PAUL E. MAGLOIRE IN TARIFF CONFERENCE Communist weekly Octubre, HELD AT HASCO SUGAR which circulated freely for PLANTATION Haiti will be represented several months, has been ban at the tariff conference ned here by Col. Elfego H. be vagueThursday afternoon a poli- which will be held at To- Monzon, Minister of GovernASKFOR Donit tical rally was organized in quar England Sept: 28 th. ment, on the ground that the honor of presidential candi- The Haitian delegation? paper violates the Constitudate Colonel Paul E. Magloi-includes, Mr Pierre Cauvin, tion, which prohibits the orre at Hasco plantation on the Mr. Ernest Bonhomme, andl ganization of political parCul de Sac, under the direo-Mr. Alexander Dominique ties of a foreign character. tion of M. Monestime André. Mr. Dominique heads thel The circulation of the CaAn enthousiastic gathering de Legation. tholic weekly Accion Social Haig SCOTCH WHISKY of the local people, applauCristiana, founded five years ded Col - Magloire, throu- RADIO FESTIVAL ago and which lately had a ghout a afternoon. HONORS continuously attacked comMarc: André, son of M. munism and criticized the ato Monesti André, delivered Presidential Candidate Government's alleged toleran CSIARI a speec.. welcome, and fol- Colonel Paul E. Magloire ce of Communist activities - lowing several other spee- Each Sunday a Radio Fes- here, also was banned,. on aTetar N FAMOUS SINCE ches, buffet Luncheon was tival, in honor of Colonelithe ground that it was a Fa1627 served the guests. Magloire is held on the langist mouthpiece. TOAS EMCARE 534 grand stand at the Champ The editor of Octubre, Jo- Vve F. Rermingham Succrs. Port-au-Printe CENTRE D'ART HAS de Mars. sé Manuel Fortuny, a former Cénéral Agents COSTUME DESIGNING A Number of speakers come Congressman, has refused to CLASS forth each week and the po- acknowledge the Minister af pular concerts that are pre- Government's authority to Miss Bradly, of the Uni- sented are enjoyed by a Lar- ban the paper. He hasy versity of Ohio, who has ge sunday audience.. brought the question up beA fore Line visited many of the Art Ins- These Festivals are direc- Congress, stating that Complete titutes of Central and South ted by Mr Michelet Jean- the action threatens the Cons America, is at present offe- Baptiste. titution. ring a class in costume des- OF INTEREST TO RUSSIAN SUB REFUELS of gninp. at the Centre' d'Art. BATTERIES The classes are held each) FOREIGNERS, EMBASSIES AT GUATEMALA PORT Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- OR Haitian LEGATIONS girl brought up in Comitan, Mex. Two For Ins- These Festivals are direc- Congress, stating that Complete titutes of Central and South ted by Mr Michelet Jean- the action threatens the Cons America, is at present offe- Baptiste. titution. ring a class in costume des- OF INTEREST TO RUSSIAN SUB REFUELS of gninp. at the Centre' d'Art. BATTERIES The classes are held each) FOREIGNERS, EMBASSIES AT GUATEMALA PORT Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- OR Haitian LEGATIONS girl brought up in Comitan, Mex. Two For turdav morning. Car Republic, Russian Every the Dominican sbips and a submas desires.rine bave been l1 Highly recommended seen recentCOLOMBIA SEIZES work with foreigner, Embas- ly refueling in Guatemala For Every Pocketbook! COUNTERPEITERS sy or Legation as governess ports, it was reported bere BOGOTA, Colombia. Sept. or any other work. Kindly Saturday, 15-Police broke yesterday apply to the Editor of <Hai- Tbree travelers, all descri Motor King Batteries a counterfeiting ring headed ti Sun>. bed as prominent lumberby two recently arrived Spa: men from the tiny Britisb A1 nish nals and impoun- GUINEA HEN crown colony of Belicesaid ded CC te counterfeiting tbey saw hud Russian freiFresh loading oil in FIRFSTONE equipn. that served the Super ghters fuel MOTOR ring to T ten peso. billsto Specialties Paerto Barrios. They repor100 peso denomination. The Grand Rue ted that severybody (om tbe FIT MOST CARS ring also engaged in counter, Next to Pharmacie Caribbean Coast of Guate-! feiting airmail stamps. Telemaque mala) knows tbat Soviet Mk sbibs refuel theres, SPOAUPHRS They said that recentlyn KINE tbey saw a emysterious Soviet suibmarinen dock at Puerto Livingstone and discharge seweral passengers before taking on fuel. U.S.TO RETURN WAR TROPHIES TO MEXICO irestone HAITIAN AMERICAN DRY CLEANERSMMANBAS Ro Wasbington. President FX Truman le Firssione Saturday signed LEFE gislation authorizing tbe re turn to Mexico of flag, stan dards, colors and emblems captuered by the United StaQUICKER 00000STARTS.. tes in tbe Mexicar War. The bill was introduced SMOOTHER by Senate Foreign RelaPERFORMANCEI tions Chairman Connally REG. 75c Firestone CHAMPAGNE R Next to Pan American FROM ISRAEL SPARK Office Natbanya. Israel: Erench 3 INSETS OF 4 or MORE PLUGS and Israeli capitalists plan to exbort champagne from this little Mediterranean cOcity. 1 bottling plant 50 Cts.cach Ira under construction. ER 00000STARTS.. tes in tbe Mexicar War. The bill was introduced SMOOTHER by Senate Foreign RelaPERFORMANCEI tions Chairman Connally REG. 75c Firestone CHAMPAGNE R Next to Pan American FROM ISRAEL SPARK Office Natbanya. Israel: Erench 3 INSETS OF 4 or MORE PLUGS and Israeli capitalists plan to exbort champagne from this little Mediterranean cOcity. 1 bottling plant 50 Cts.cach Ira under construction. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 5 FISH SUPER FRESH HOURS SPECIALTIES. Grand Rue, Next to Hours are from 8 a..m. till Pharmacie Telemaque 4 p.m. some shops close beSHOPPING TEL: tween tbe bours of 12 and. 2p.m. Sat. is noon closing, but mumber of sbops PINEAPPLE especialUP SIDE A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS ly Souvenir shops stay DOWN oper CAKE - AT tbrough the day. By Mrs. Walker Kelly Banks open at 7o and 134 cups sifted: Cake Flour LA BELLE CREOLE close at 1 D.m. Sa ing is 2 tespoons baking powder noon. V teaspoon soda Haiti's Post Offfice at 8 a Store of 1-6 Leading Department cups sugar .m and close at 5:30 p.m. 11-6 cups heavy sour cream salt 2 eggs Pineapple 5or 6 dots of butter FRENCH PERFUMES Method: THE FINEST... Cover bottom of glass baking dish with preSHOES & BAGS JEAN MAHOGANY, SISAL, serves about Ya inch deep, FATOU-Amsur-Ammer dot with butter L'Heure Attendue Moment Supreme SILVER & FRENCH PARFUMES. Mix cake as foliow and pour over Pineapple: Sijt RENOIR: Future Messager flour, baking powder, soda, salt and sugar together seLa Perle des Ant.lles veral times. Whip creain un FISHER'SART and CURIO SHOP til it holds it's shape, andi unbeaten, Rue du - Madame then Quai Tel: 3145 Ewald eggs, add flour, sugar, etc., in thirds (abour)beating until smooth Rue du Magasin de l'Etat after each addition, lastly va LAURA'S nila. Bake at 350 degrees rab TEL. 2724 out 35 minutes. Pan 8x12. GIFT SHOP (Tbe above ingrediences are obtain able at the CenLadies Souvenirs tra Market. Opposite KLM Airways (The above ingredients Rue des Miracles ure obtainable at the Cen9 tral Market. TEL: 3126 Gifts From.. RUGS FRANCE ERITAIN, HOLLAND, * TABLE SWITZERLAND PORTUGAL CHINA, PERU, MEXICO,. MATS "THE SOUVENIR SHOP" * PAQUIN and GAETJENS HAND Rue de Quai Tel. 2795 CARVED MAHOGANY * Visitors Welcome SHOES * GEORGES DESLANDES HAND BAGS * MAHOGANY Factory Dorismond Rue du Peuple & SOUVENIRS Meinberg OF EVERY SI-LA DESCRIPTION LA PANTAL BLDG. Grand Rue RUE DU QUAI Tel: 2634 BELLE CREOLE ATS "THE SOUVENIR SHOP" * PAQUIN and GAETJENS HAND Rue de Quai Tel. 2795 CARVED MAHOGANY * Visitors Welcome SHOES * GEORGES DESLANDES HAND BAGS * MAHOGANY Factory Dorismond Rue du Peuple & SOUVENIRS Meinberg OF EVERY SI-LA DESCRIPTION LA PANTAL BLDG. Grand Rue RUE DU QUAI Tel: 2634 BELLE CREOLE --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 COOL OFF 2000 FT. INTERNATIONAL WORK CAMP ABOVE SEA LEVEL BY JACQUES LEREBOURS ST FRANCIS HOTEL This summer I had the the camp was over, was his Excellent Cuisine pleasure of being one of those impression <The only thing I Pleasant Cocktail Bar who spent 6 weeks of Mon- tell you che continueds e) Comfortable rooms a's University College of the E that I'm going back home Cool Temperature West Indies, a refugees camp/with a new idea of humani- - transformed after the war ty>. It was, I think, a very Books Splendid view and which the Jamaicans are vague answer, not definite C Horse Ping Pong back riding very prouc to call one of the enough to what our AND pool greatest Universities of Cen- was during Bon 7 weeks Large Orchid Swimming Garden tral America. There we wereand what profit we got out of 25 young men and women of'it. I will go iurther than he MAGAZINES Petionville TEL: 1187 nearly as mAny shades of co- Our work was real. The prolor; citizens of seven diffe- jeet was to build a combined IN rent countries, and we were boys' club and community ARTI GROUP TO holding the second Interna- center, in the Papine district ENGLISH HOLD HIBIT tional Work Camp to be held where one had long been Sole distributor of tbe (in Jamaica. Our home coun- needed. Papine is a small New York Herald Tribune Tode etveen the bours tries were Haiti, U. S. A., Bri community about 7 miles (Deliver 1o door) of 10 a.m. and 1.00 p.m tish Honduras, British Gui- from Kingston and 1 mile daily your tbe artist groups LE FOYER ea, England and Jamaica. from the University College A CARAVELLE Rue Roux - PLASTICS> LA DES ARTS In that long University bar- where we were staying, and Tel. 3495 wvill bold their First exbibi- rack called the Welfare Hut, every morning it was a pleation. we were futhering the work sure for the habitants of begun after World War I that district to watch us The exbibt, wubich will by a Swiss pacifist, Pierre going to work like a happy be beld at tbe <Palace of [Ceresole. Ceresole was the and lively band, hiking Fine Artss at tbe exposi- one who through the river bed, singtion grounds, will comprise Istarted the movement now ing and smiling and it was of 160 painting exbibed by! internationaly known as In- also wonderful for them to 40 artists. The public is in- ternational Work Camp: He watch the young women vite t0 attend. maintained, that better un- working right along with the trseage derstanding should and be Ineiling and using the chisel, THE PROFESSOR promtoted among all the sometimes better than the WAS RIGHT world's people if they had a men, some of them sawing, chance of understanding each men. the movement now ing and smiling and it was of 160 painting exbibed by! internationaly known as In- also wonderful for them to 40 artists. The public is in- ternational Work Camp: He watch the young women vite t0 attend. maintained, that better un- working right along with the trseage derstanding should and be Ineiling and using the chisel, THE PROFESSOR promtoted among all the sometimes better than the WAS RIGHT world's people if they had a men, some of them sawing, chance of understanding each men. 0000s other by working, playing Cere- Our daily schedule was to and studying together. The professor of physiolo- sole's first step toward the be up at 4.30 a.m., breakfast gy was on his way home movement was to gather. to-at 5, fifteen minutes for mewhen a gunman pushed a rel gether a group of French & tly tion,the at 6, a non break the for job lunch promp at volver against his ribs and, German students, (former enknock said: <If you move, you're a nemies) to rebuil a village 10:30, off at 2 p.m., déad man>. near Verdun that had been home again for a shower, rest destroyed by shellfire. The and supper at 6. At night, <An the contrary, my start was very difficult, but, sometimes, we had long and friene Slied the profes- neverthless, the idea caught profitable discusions about sor. C love, it is precise- and spread and is still sprea- Work Camp and twice a week ly becs. my nervous sys- ding, lectures by eminent Jamaitem ana my muscular There is too much to be told canspeakers. But the camp BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE tem are at present in R <said one af the Work Cam- was not all work, there were imperfectly defined state cal- pers, when a Jamaican Angli- visits to the different histori led life> I Pour tous. fcan priest asked him, after cal places of Jamaica, and their beautiful beaches and rivers. The was FIRESTONE camp sponsored 1 - by the American Friends' Ser vice Committee and Earlham College: drew Kingston St. An- - Nas an 18% Cuble Foot Youth Council gave a Copacityl grant which corvered part of POVA CAE the materials and tools used for the erection of the SS-AMERICA project; the bivouae. was proviTO ded by the University Colle ge of the West Indies and the Jamaican Government. It think it's an expèrience that EUROPE everybody should have in his life, and if every man had the opportunity of being FROM $ 160 in a Work Camp, humanity would better. Work Camp is Prere one of those little things Firestone UNITED STATES LINES which ca ndo a great deal,it FOOD e is a mile stone to the better cabinet beantifully finished understanding among the n where white enamel. Has one freexing INFORMATION RING: 2242 different kinds of people 15° may be quickly frozen in a ERE temperaturo EF which live on the surface of sompartments, as low Insnlated as with below Aveinches zero, and of two Plberglas storage the earth. Hian Macis motor. 29-inch : Freon depth. refrigerant. 93-inch width, --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 7 truly. great novels of our ge- INTERVIEW WITH A re without neration. HAITIAN ARTIST But must knowing why. John Hersey was born in ROBERT ST. BRICE of the you confess, some THE SUN LIBRARY Tientsin, China, in 1914 and others, especially the lived there until 1942, wheri Robert St Brice, Dainter vodoo subjects, are quite dif his family returned to thej of primitives, was born in ficult to understand without BLACK MAJESTY <THE WALL> United States. truly. great novels of our ge- INTERVIEW WITH A re without neration. HAITIAN ARTIST But must knowing why. John Hersey was born in ROBERT ST. BRICE of the you confess, some THE SUN LIBRARY Tientsin, China, in 1914 and others, especially the lived there until 1942, wheri Robert St Brice, Dainter vodoo subjects, are quite dif his family returned to thej of primitives, was born in ficult to understand without BLACK MAJESTY <THE WALL> United States. He attended Haiti in 1898, be painted knowing your reasons for Tbe life of Cbristopbe BY JOHN HERSEY Hotchkiss School, was gra- bis first painting, a monkey painting I them. a King of-Haiti By duated from Yale in 1936, two years ago. The Amori- A can imagine so. Jobn W. Vandercock. Witb How long bas it been sin and then went to England to can painter Alex Jobn took And that is why I hate peodrawings by Mablon. ce you visited a library, study at Clare College, Cam.t to thbe Gentre d'Art and ple to say that I paint like With a golden bullet Have you stayed away be- bridge, for a year. Upon hisl St-Brice bas never ceased to a child. Every single thing he had moulded years befo- cause you tbougbi you return to this country he paint since. Painting is that I put in my painting re, Henry Christophe, the might not find the book you was private secretary to Sin-mow bis living, with tbe has' a meaning to me and black Emperor of Hayti, en- wvanted. clair Lewis for a summer. belp of a small butique (gro the right to be where I put ded his life, bringing to an a 9 Hersey has been a writer, cery store is tbe basement it. A painting is the result end one of the most extraor 1f you're in tbat class, editor, and war correspon= "auoy SIY JO of my thoughts I and my exdinary and romatic careers bis column is for you be- dent for Time and Life, al Q. There is something periences. If paint a donin the history of the New cause in 1 we are going to writer for The New Yorker unusual in your paintings. key. or a bird this donkey World. point out some of tbe Books and other magazines, and an <Primitive painters> tend or this birds quite difAt the height of his pow we found on tbe <Lanep editor of 47. His jobs as a toward realism in their Cx- ferent from the one going er he built the Magnificent Lit shelves of tbe Haitian 4- correspondent took him to pression. Why do you then along the road of flying in fortress of the La Ferrière, a merican Institute, just wait the Pacific theater of war in as a painter belonging to the sky. It has some meanstructure rivalling the Py- JIg for the rigbt person. 1942, the Mediterrancan in the <primitive school>, eli- ing in my family affairs, in ramids in incredibility, e1943, to Russia in 1944-5, and minate all the realistic de- my religion. Those who do ven in its present half-ruin- To reveal the full staturel IChina and Japan both before tails of your subject? not know my thoughts, my ed state. An untutored man, of man in the face of catas-] the war and in 1945-6. A. LE - I understand what experiences and do not unof tremendous statue and trophe, John Hersey has used you mean, St.Brice said has derstand much about myvrevirility, he freed Hayti, suc a classical literary device While based in Russia, tily. You must understand ligion can hardly explain cessfully, defied Napoleon the rediscovery of lost re- Hereey went with other cor- that I have four chiidrent my paintings and of course Bonaparte amassed a per- cords. For even though the respondents into Poland andand it is my responsibility they interprete them in a sonal fortune of millions wall is ostensibly culled from Esthonia after those coun-i to educate them. IfI want different way. Thar's why and ruled his Kingdom with <the Levinson Archive> it is tries had been liberated by, to be realistic in painting a the song says: an iron hand. cessfully, defied Napoleon the rediscovery of lost re- Hereey went with other cor- that I have four chiidrent my paintings and of course Bonaparte amassed a per- cords. For even though the respondents into Poland andand it is my responsibility they interprete them in a sonal fortune of millions wall is ostensibly culled from Esthonia after those coun-i to educate them. IfI want different way. Thar's why and ruled his Kingdom with <the Levinson Archive> it is tries had been liberated by, to be realistic in painting a the song says: an iron hand. a novel Its substance is his- the Russians. At that time woman Or a donkey, I <Mal lan gran bois, mal Vandercook, with his bril tory, but its details are in-he saw the ruined Warsaw would have to represent alll chaché feuille 6! lian understanding, and af- vented. It transmutes the re-i ghetto, the Lodz ghetto, and the sexual parts of the wo- Lô moin rivé, moin poté ter much research in Christo-cord of vast-tragic events in-1 number af concentration man OF the donkey. Sincel feuille yo! phe's tropical empire, has to a great work of the ima- camps, and these drew his, my children watch me Lô moin rivé, yo di çé written a complete authentic gination. attention to the circumstan- work, they would ger bad ouanga m'potés (1) to biography of the black emces that became the back- thoughts from such an ex- T went to the woods peror. On the surface the wall isi ground for The Wall Other act painting. I don't think pick up leaves (medicine) I Mahlon Blaine became a the story of the systematic bools by Hersey are Men onit is my business to open When I came back, sailor when he was sixteen, piecemeal extermination ofmatan (1942), Into the Val- their minds in thar direc- brought the leaves but he didn't run away to the Jews of the Warsaw ley (1943), A Bell for Adanotion. When I came back, they sea; his father sent him. ghetto, and of the heroic re- (1944, awarded the Pulitzer Q. I can see your point said I brought leaves for Since he has always been sistance of defenseless men Price), and Hiroshima (1946) about the education of your <magic. n a rover; he has been in eve- and women againts the full TOCAME chiidren but wha: 1 meant By Jean CHENET TTR ry country that has a sea- brute force of the Germans. is. for instance, when you port. Upon his arrival in a But the real story is the are painting a donkey, it COPY RIGHT 1950 port, he immediately visited growth in spirit of a group doesn's seem M nie that art jof friends, so that they emerthe the museums. it VISIT Mr. Blaine Jou represent it as is in CENTRE D'ART has been drawing since he ge undismayed and triumGover reality.. was a child, but has aever phant in the face of physical des A.- Well! this case Gallery of had any lessons. annilation. Arto these details, vou in are talk Haitian Art His first venture in bookOpen 9 AM. 4 PM. Wihat makes this novel so ing about, are not SO imRevolution illustration cam e about exciting is its universality. portant. Whei I paint a bu- Rue de la when his Plastiques ship stopped in The author is interested priman being, you can see it is New York to have a bro- marily in separate indiviA00- RUE DU CENTRE AUt an anima , you can suken shaft fixed, during the duals Jewish, Polish, GerPONT-A AU- PRINCEMAUT reiy distingush clearly a ARTISTS SUPPLIES ships' stay he was asked to man in people: And sO donkey from a bird; and eillustrate Lim eho use his novel is built out af seven if I cut out the donkey's Tempera Colours Nights. being, you can see it is New York to have a bro- marily in separate indiviA00- RUE DU CENTRE AUt an anima , you can suken shaft fixed, during the duals Jewish, Polish, GerPONT-A AU- PRINCEMAUT reiy distingush clearly a ARTISTS SUPPLIES ships' stay he was asked to man in people: And sO donkey from a bird; and eillustrate Lim eho use his novel is built out af seven if I cut out the donkey's Tempera Colours Nights. His work became parate revelations of motive NOTICE tail, you still can recognize G so successful that he was and impulse and actual deed The Haitian American it is a donkey. Grumbacker Brusbes asked to illustrate a limited It probes events in terms of Instituta announces tbat it Q. From wha: you just edition of KSalammbo>, by individual responsibility, hu- now bas a permanent win- said I can now appreciate LYONEL PAQUIN Flambert. man values, and personal de dow display at tbe Valerio many of your paintings; He has visited Haiti sere- cisions. It presents charar- Cunez store on the Grand' paintings that I liked befo- Rue Traversiere Tel 3586 ral times of and Sans has Souci, seen and the ters weak as well as strong, Rue. palace ship carring a cargo of ap- chameful as well as heroic, ples and coffee. He likes craven as well as pitiable, HOW IS YOUR PRINTING? Hennessy 5 star better sordid as well as sublime, A woman is the only thing than anything on earth, and but in the end it becomes a I am afraid of tbat 1 kenow DO YOU NEED shipped to Cap-Haitien on a mirror of the preponderant won't burt me. Stationery next to that Bollicellil nobility and durability of -Abrabam LINCOLN Envelopes Harper & Brothers man. XXX Statements Publishers Tba imprudem man re Letterbeads Obtainable in Port-au-Prin- THE WALL transcends all flects on wbat be bas said; ce at A la Caravelle book John Hersey's other work. It tbe wise man, on wbat be DESCHAMPS store. Pricc $2.75 is without doubt one of thelis going to say, --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 MONTE CARLO OF THE A ME RICAS à EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE <21> ONE ARM raim BANDITS... "CASINO NATIONAL" a o LOOK lt does not burt tbe eyes <Gadé pa boulé gén WARM WEATHER IS WITH US REMEMBER PLAIN FOOD TALK! NATIONAL HAITIAN MURAL a cbange in ordinary food! MUSEUM OUR FOUNTAIN Frencb, German, American, An unusual mural in the SERVES and Creole, Cooking of Cathedral of the Holly Trini THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS PORT-AU-PRINCE ty, Po r t-a u-P r 1 n C e DRINKS, MALTS KALMAR'S CAFE was dedicated on March 9 AND ICE CREAM of the Eglise Episcopal d'Hai LA BELLE CREOLE Champ de Mars A unique collection of re-lei in the International Expolics are to be found, at the' sition. The mural is divided NATIONAL MUSEUM oflinto three parts: the Nativi- Genuine GERMAN Hot Port au Prince on the ty, the Crucifixion, and the HOT DOGS, BELR, CLUB ITS OPEN! Champ de Mars. Ascension. These panels, AND REMOSPHERE Visiting Hours: Monday with the angels painted abo- BEER GARDEN TABOU Déligbt ful tbrough Saturday 9 AM ve, were executed by, four OF CHEZ PAULINE 12 noon Haitian Artists under the di- <NOBBE - BONDELS> DINING, DANCING, Swimming Pool and rection of Selden Rodman, (Exposition Grounds) all its Conveniences. HOT DOGS, BELR, CLUB ITS OPEN! Champ de Mars. Ascension. These panels, AND REMOSPHERE Visiting Hours: Monday with the angels painted abo- BEER GARDEN TABOU Déligbt ful tbrough Saturday 9 AM ve, were executed by, four OF CHEZ PAULINE 12 noon Haitian Artists under the di- <NOBBE - BONDELS> DINING, DANCING, Swimming Pool and rection of Selden Rodman, (Exposition Grounds) all its Conveniences. COCKTAIL HOUR lof the Haitian Centre d'Art, and a favoite T AT and Pierre Monosiet. Dishing Up Saturday nite spot <BOHEMLA STYLE HOTEL ROOSEVELT The artists are Rigaud Be witb games and floor sbow DINNERS> noit, who painted the Nati- GOOD FOOD D'HAITI vity; Philomé Obin, who RAVIOLI painted the Crucifixion; Cas is our specialty tera Bazile, who painted the ALSO (Over Looking the PetionAscension; and Gabriel Lé. ICE CREAM ville Square) AT COOL KENSCOFF vêque, who painted the anCOFFEE 5.000 Ft. above Sea- Level gels. Although each of these SODA POP The bestartists is a specialist in his DRINKS CAPTAIN ACES Cuisine Rooms own field, such as street sce- -00000 and Wine Cellar nes, historical events, or countryside, the SAvOY Haitian inDINE BY THF CHATELET DES FLEURS tensity and devotion with RESTAURANT which they all treat reliWATERS EDGE gious subjects gives to the Bountiful, Complet mural unity, and to its sceLUNCHEON EXCELLENT FOOD WELCOME, MEAT, DEALERS nes authenticity and veraciServed today AND SERVICE To P-au-P's Steak Center, Aux Orcbidees wbe- ty as well as beauty. DINNER re they melt in your mouthn Present at the dedication Abundant variety witb Enjoy an Exceptional services were the President Plenty of palate appeal. DINNER of Haiti, the Minister of Re- (Your Favorite drink ma- OUT DOOR CAPE ligion, the military heads,de by Experienced Mixolo- FRENCH AMERICAN Petionville jand leaders of the Haitian gist) AND CREOLE CUISINE government. The cathedral IBOE LELE was filled to overflowing, BAR CONIQUE CLUB and since then many visiCold Drink tors and residents have COand Sandwvicb Palmiste Section ce to see the mural. (American Style Exposition 2 EL RANCHO 2 The project was conceiv- Rue Pavee E 2 Grocery) blocles ed 1949 by the Rt. Rev. C. From tbe Rue CLUB - HOTEL Alfred Voegeli, Missionary Grand -Ewjoy all Club Facilities Bishop of Haiti, Dewitt Pe- CENTRAL MARKET amid pleasant Surroundings ters, founder of the Centre Open for Membersbip d'Art, and Mr. Rodman. ETIQUETTE Apply: Antoine Dupoux Mgr. TEL: 7133 A mortified - NOTICE - ells us that when young her lady Saturday Nite ma had a dinner party grand last In week, grandpa had trouble VODOO CLUB Port-au-Prince with the coffee. He picked DANCING CARREFOUR Is up his cup, took a gulp, CAR CABANE CHOUCOUNE found it scalding hot, and EVERY NITE Nite coughed it out. HIRE SQUAB While the shocked guests sat and waited for an apolo- HAYTIAN TRAVEL HIGGINS BAR SUPER FRESH gY, Grandpa shook his head, SERVICE SPECIALTIES wiped his lips, and' said: HAM BURGERS 10c DRINKS GALORE (Grand Rie - Nest to <Many a dang fool would TEL: 2242 Pharmacie Telemaque Thave swallowed that!s alding hot, and EVERY NITE Nite coughed it out. HIRE SQUAB While the shocked guests sat and waited for an apolo- HAYTIAN TRAVEL HIGGINS BAR SUPER FRESH gY, Grandpa shook his head, SERVICE SPECIALTIES wiped his lips, and' said: HAM BURGERS 10c DRINKS GALORE (Grand Rie - Nest to <Many a dang fool would TEL: 2242 Pharmacie Telemaque Thave swallowed that!s --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 9 OG TAURUS=-For Those Born GEMINI-For Those Born ton oscOT April 21-May 21 or Taurus May 22-June 21 or Gemini POETS CORNER X rising. rising, ting of tbe London SUN-Getting out and SUN.-You'll have to take The vagabond, when rich, tbat people wvith no Library real away may take you or part- a definite stand on recent de- is called a tourist knowledge of were CARIES, For Those Born ner into expensive bypaths or velopments. Partners or ot- Wben tbe rich assemble poetry March commitments. compiling 21 April 20 or Enjoy your- hers may be inclined to play zo concern tbemselves witb <Tben we get anthologies, blamed abRries Rising. self but remember restraint. too big a hand or advise youlphe, business of tbe poor it is out modern sbe SUN. 20th-Have a good MON. Push sales, fnan- to do So. calied charity. Wben the said. alt is not poetry, fair, We time, but don't get stuck with cial arrangements, but keep MON Listen to other peo poor assemble to concern onght to do abthe check. Avoid exagera- an eye out for hidden costs. ple's suggestions ori invita- tbemselves witb tbe business out its, something tion, tall talk empty promi- Losses, shortages, or a cold tions, but take your time rea of the rich it is called an arses. shoulder can stymie evening. ching decisions, for evening chy. Perbaps it ought to be ar MON-Meet new people TUE. - Control emotions) brings other and heavier con By Paul RICHARD rangel thbat tbe wery imin new places; explore new and take no chances. Intense siderations. The poet reciting to Lady portant people wbo didn't territory for social or busi- quarrels, accidents, breaka- TUE Morning news may Diana wbile the footman know Korea was loaded ness advantage. ge, are hazards. Negotiate, not be good; speed can cause subisper ubave a banana>. sbould bereafter bre less imTUE Personal conflicts improve relations in p.m. accidents. People you work The judge enforcing tbe portant. give an edge to competition WED. Don't let pride, with or for may be illumo- obsolete law. A SHROPSHIRE LAD in romance or business ven- poor judgment or advice red, but night is pleasanter. Tbe banker making tbe Tbink no more, Lad ture. Evening's best to gain short circuit, opportunities. WED FOggY notions, a loan for the war. sbonld laugb, men the prize you're after: Unusual solutions, surprise distorted sense of values, can The expert designing the bejolly, make baste wby todie? WIED. -Business and pri- offers, may break in evening. ruin a good chance to impro- long range gup. beads and vate interests may clash. THUR--Now you can re- ve practical situations or ma- To esterminate everyone a Empty make the tongues Keep emotion out of the pic- ally see your way clear. Cir- ke a good deal, Don't listen umder the Sun, road' talking easy walking, and rough the ture to gain material ends. culate, arrange interviews, to advice. Would like to get out but featber of folly Bears Reject rash, impulsive mo- present ideas or material. THUR. You're in a good can only mutter:- the pate ves. vate interests may clash. THUR--Now you can re- ve practical situations or ma- To esterminate everyone a Empty make the tongues Keep emotion out of the pic- ally see your way clear. Cir- ke a good deal, Don't listen umder the Sun, road' talking easy walking, and rough the ture to gain material ends. culate, arrange interviews, to advice. Would like to get out but featber of folly Bears Reject rash, impulsive mo- present ideas or material. THUR. You're in a good can only mutter:- the pate ves. FRI Demands, abruatness, position to discuss financial What can I do? Its my Ob, alling "sis sley. THU There's a premium can loose the whirlwind. Safe or practical affairs and settlel bread and butter. inking jesting, the dancing, on experience, competence, guard position, reputation; them amicably and profita- By Wystan tlugh AUDEN world around. spins I beavy efficiency that pays off in avoid clashes, scenes at home bly. bearts were not so young clever, promotion, a better job. Deal Dr abroad. FRI-Detinitely unfavo- ANTHOLOGIES COMPI Ob, tbey wonld be with those at the top. SAT-Let things quiet rable for travel, especially LED BY NON- POETS for ever: thing no: more; young 'tis FRI-Unwise spending down, doing nothing to revi- for long trips. A mmjor set-to ASSAILED oaly thinking leaves you poorer, brings you ve troublesome issues. Keep with in-lave can oceur. Use London. < Antbologies Lays La no nearer desired social or up appearances. care to prevent domestic ac- ought never to be compiamderground practical goals. LOBSTER cidents. led except by poets Or peoSAT- Speculative moves Suber Fresh SAT- Yestesday's hard ple with a passion for poeare illadvised, unless you've Specialties feeling and other troubles tryn according to Dr. Edith If yon wish to Tooao a enough to cover should re- Grand Rue continue, with Sitwell, berself one of Bri- tbousand years, then consisults be less than promised Next to Pbarmacie standing pat Late every: evening one tain's leading poers. der today, or expected. Erolemaque TEL: may bring on a talking stage. She told the anmual meeHszin Tz. Forel HOLLYWOOD GOES TO WAR: CHEESECAKE QUEENS POSE AGAIN GOOD, OLD SUMMERTIMET ! Hollywood needs scant bounden duty. So bere wein a filmy black and wbite excase any time to rusb its 0o apain, All tbe queens of nigbtie decorated barracks actresses ke before tbe cbeeseca- World War II are girding the world overr is out oftbe cameras. In war-time tbe tor action wer all except one Hnllywood picture now. lovelics consider in tbeir Rita Haywortb, awbose pove But : SHE'LL STEAL YOUR HEART IN "SHOPLIFTER' GAS - With e here's evi. Tw hte Jten wain, re Reret actually Joyce" In a new movie titled 4I Was as Shoplifter" tricks of trade shoplifting are their and Persy PEL -Tifted" ENT in E and given away the public. however, is by is making movies Castle, A a bit tA her movies. A accom M.2 E of from thsl SREE is: L STPAA Peggiei the. Prize E Nipstorp en "Buccaneer's PLLO play now filmed with ELEE James L versal-International: Unia T production neounie Stewart starring Yvorne De Carlo AATARF Philip Friend. Ja - Ss R --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. tA her movies. A accom M.2 E of from thsl SREE is: L STPAA Peggiei the. Prize E Nipstorp en "Buccaneer's PLLO play now filmed with ELEE James L versal-International: Unia T production neounie Stewart starring Yvorne De Carlo AATARF Philip Friend. Ja - Ss R --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950: Dr. Casadas is tbe 1st Se-] Staying at the Hotel Roo ist Mr. Morel Maird arrivcretary at tbe Brazilian Em- sevelt are Mr and Mrs Maxed from Havana Last week bassy bere in Port-au-Prin- Kolnick. Kolnick is conect- and is staying at tbe Hotel. ce. ed witb tbe shbipping busin- Splendid. Mr. and Mrs. Nowark ess in Miami. Colonel Magloire and forwbo are on tbeir tbird trip mer classmates of tbe Militato Haiti, bave decided to stay Mr Jens Koch returned ry School, celebrated tbeir tbis time. o Thursday. leach Miami twentietb anniversay of serTbe Nowark wbo are vice; Friday, with a LunEl comban staying at tbe Ramcbo, at American Artist, Pierre cbeon at tbe Hotel El Ranpresent are bouse seeking Bourdelle and family Te- cbo. Mr and Mrs Renato Alon tbat Miss Solange Etbeart 12 the Petionville areu turned to the U.S tbursday XXX zo bave returned trom tbeir and Jean Verna of Hincbe Mr. Nowark is starting a after a stay in of more tban There are people wbo do wedding trip to the Domi- are to be married next bag factory ni Boziton. a year. Mr Bourdelle will tbings in ap unkind way, nican Republic and are ma- month. XXX lecture this winter at Co- people wbose touch burts, king tbeir temporary bome 4 son (Pierre) was born Wednesday. nigbt tbe lombia University. wbose voices jar, wbose tem in Port-au -Prince. to Mr. and Mrs Paul Boncy Deemings gave a cbampaXXX pers blays tbem false, wubo The couple was married last Tuesday. Botb Motber gne farewell party for Jens wound and worry tbe rtb. at the are 2eosept Sacré-Coeur and son doing well. Mrs. Koch, the <Great Danes Ar Mr. O. Peters arrived, ple they love in the very act cburch Turgean. Boncy was tbe former Mado chitect, wbo bas been witb from Ciudad Trujillo last af trying to conciliate tbem, The bride was the for- Matbon. 1S for tbe last 10 montbs, week, and spent several days and yet wbo need afffection mer Carmen Lopes Rojas Bill Talamas on business staying at Tborland Inter- in Por-an-Prince, staying as much as the rest of tS. dangbter of Ambassador in the Big City (N. Y.) in- national Club. 4 mong tbe at tbe Sans Souci. George Bernard Sbaw and. Senora Rojas of Vene- tends to return to P-au-P. in Many friends taking leave, Edoward Peloux accompanznela, two weeks were Mr. and Mrs Eric Mr. J. Brady a Company ied by bis wifeand two charRenato Alonzo tbe groom Edward L. Brown, a tra- Neff Mr. and Mrs Duia- manager from Miami spent ming daugbters Simone and js son of Senora Ana Maria vel agent, from Fort Lauder ne Adams Li. and Mrs. several days in tbe city last Maud left last friday 4 Mexico for Alenso of City. dale Florida, spent several George ELIE, tbe French Arl week, at tbe Sans Souci. two months vacation in N. Senorita Eva Lopes Rojas day at tbe Hotel El Rancho tist Bourdell, Mr and Al- Mr. and Mrs. Lundberg Y. wbo was maid of bonour Last week. bert Mangones, Mr. James arrived from Ciudad Tru-, Mr. and Mrs Hans XXX Stechfor ber sister, returned to O. be city last Maud left last friday 4 Mexico for Alenso of City. dale Florida, spent several George ELIE, tbe French Arl week, at tbe Sans Souci. two months vacation in N. Senorita Eva Lopes Rojas day at tbe Hotel El Rancho tist Bourdell, Mr and Al- Mr. and Mrs. Lundberg Y. wbo was maid of bonour Last week. bert Mangones, Mr. James arrived from Ciudad Tru-, Mr. and Mrs Hans XXX Stechfor ber sister, returned to O. Phinton and Artbur Ker jillo tast week, er left friday on a visit to Caracas Last tuesday. Mr. F. W. Kessler Stad nedy. The Urac; Industrial- New York. Juan brotber of tbe Bri- ler a wellknown New York Mrs Eric Neffe celebrade, also left on tues day. City mercbant returned to ted ber birtbdy lats friday He will take up bis stridies tbe U. S. Friday. He bad at ber bome in Depas. at Tulane University New been staying at the El Ran- Miss Joan Ratner of Orleans. cbo. <Thisweeks back Foa is the in tbe men fugrance XXX Dr. love and Mrs. Luiz Garri- city. Tbis time to enjoy al Gary Davis and wife Au- do Casadas and Mrs. Casa- much longer vacation. UC dre" returned to the U. S. CASHMERE das, Motber, Sencra It bas been announced BOUQUET and show business. last tinba Ponee de Leao, Agos-i are 1bat Jan Laudin son of tbe week. staying at tbe Hotel El Ran- Cbief of Protocole, and soup It bas been announced cbo. Ghislaine Paul daugbter Mr. and Mrs Edouard * Paul, will be married satur day 23 Sept. at 6.30 p.m. at tbe Sacré-Coeur cburch in Refresh... Add Turgeau. XX Zest To The Hour Its true - Genevieve Peloux and Robert Castera are engaged A Fête is to be beld at Diqnini this morning in bo nour of Col. Magloire. The fête is sponsored by Bellande and Bayard. Pat Weiderman returned to the city tbursday, from a 5E - through tour of tbe Carri-1 Aters will the wonderful evening is over, bean. the fragrant of SE Robert Taylor and Karl haunt his every dream? memory you "Somebodyn, are making Of course it will, if you bathe with tbeir headquarters, Higgins Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Cashmere Bar! Bouquer gently caressesy yours skin leavEdoaurd Hynes left friing it wich the fragrance men love. This day for Obio,wbere be will! K tantalizingh bouquete comes from a secret study at a business schooll S wedding far more of twenty-one rare perfumes, for four years. find in' any costly than you' d expect to The Former Gladys Lé- AN soap. ger of Port-au- Prince wbo Be forever sweet and. dainty with now resides witb ber busCashmere Bouquer Sozp. forband in Jamaica, gave birtb ever alluring with Cashmere totwin girls Last week (5 Bouquer toilerries! lbs. each). Both Gelih Motber and chil "Coke' dren are doing well. Cashmere Mr. Férnando Chavez Nu nes wbo is director of the Bougugt Econmic Affairs Division Afor # eier day lodk é of tbe Pan American Umey de Sae Bogp mgbaeb tbiag, tine arrived in tbe city to M S M Sacus MPA * enufer ral with local Agricultu experts. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY SEPT 17. Both Gelih Motber and chil "Coke' dren are doing well. Cashmere Mr. Férnando Chavez Nu nes wbo is director of the Bougugt Econmic Affairs Division Afor # eier day lodk é of tbe Pan American Umey de Sae Bogp mgbaeb tbiag, tine arrived in tbe city to M S M Sacus MPA * enufer ral with local Agricultu experts. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 11 ALL AMERICAN ELEVEN * e McCOLL, Stanford End FOLDBERG, Army End GAIN, Kentucky Tackle Toneff, Notre Dame Tackle MCFADIN, e SPORE Texas Guard RICHTER, California Guard PIERIK, Cornell Cènter Foot Ball Williams, Notre Back Season Dame THERE'S STILL ROTE, SMU Back KARRAS, Illinois BackThe Haitian rederation of Beauvoir, Bonaventure, and (HEATH Oklahoma Back foot ball has just received an Biamby, were the stars, of a GRIDEMEN OF THE YEAR linvitation from the Jamai- team that played Jamaica in back of the year can foot ball association to, 1938, 1948, and 1949. BOB Williams, Notre Dameserid a team to Kingston The Federation expects to Lineman of the Year TIME near the first of October for include in the team a few BOB Gain, Kentucky a short series of games. Twoyoung players who. won Coach of the Year matches are scheduled OC- their Piace by, the skill TO ENJOY PAA BOB Neyland, Tennessee tober 14 and october 16. shown in the past year. SeaSoph Back of the Year The' first contest between sonal veterans Tassy, DieuCHARLIE Hoag, Kansas U.Jamaica and Haiti was pla- donné, Yapoutes Dadadou SUMMER Soph Lineman of the Year yed in 1923. Subsequently and Lacossade who are curVINCENT Meschievitz, NDthe 1948 teams met in 1927, rently playing in Venezuela 1931, 1938, 1948 and 1949. and Cuba will be included EXCURSIONS MT Haiti won the Last game,in the Haitian team. The which was played in Fort- Latter are expected to reach au-Prince. Port-au-Prince at the end of CIRCLE TRIPS The footballers resumed the month. their training two weeks ago The 16, of 17 players whoThey practice on Monday, will Travel to Jamaica will FROM TENIS Wednesday and Friday un- defin itely be chosen. early BALLS. der the supervision of coa-in October. A few trial mat re ches IT.A. Coicou, Lt. Da-ches will be played. Those: Iniel Beauvoir, Ed. Bonaven-in the best physical condiPort-au-Prince ture and Pierre Biamby. tion will be selected. TO 2 1T TOP TWENTY TEAMS NATIONAL CHAMPION: NOTRE DAME 10-0 Miami 2. CORNELL 9-0 12. MARYLAND 9-1 3. TEXAS 10-0 13. SO. CALIFORNIA 7-2 Montegobay 4. STANFORD 9-0 14. (So. METHODIST 8-2: AND Dunlop 5. TENNESSEE 11-0 15. CALIFORNIA 7-2 Sport Store 6. OHIO STATE 9-0 16. KENTUCKY 7-2 Grand Rue Tel: 7. OKLAHOMA 9-1 17. ALABAMA 9-2 8. ARMY 8-1 18. PRINCETON. ORNIA 7-2 Montegobay 4. STANFORD 9-0 14. (So. METHODIST 8-2: AND Dunlop 5. TENNESSEE 11-0 15. CALIFORNIA 7-2 Sport Store 6. OHIO STATE 9-0 16. KENTUCKY 7-2 Grand Rue Tel: 7. OKLAHOMA 9-1 17. ALABAMA 9-2 8. ARMY 8-1 18. PRINCETON. 7-2 9. LOUISIANA State u.10-1 19. DUKE 8-2 10. MICHIGAN 7-2 20. WISCONSIN. 6-3. Kingston 11. ILLINOIS 7-2 ROUND TRIP SPEAR FISHING On tbe beautiful reefs of THE ALL-AMERICA SQUAD tbe bay of Port-an-Prince. For information $100 ne : 3217 Telepbo- (Does not include All-America Eleven) saving HORACE Ends Wilkinson (UCLA); Sherrod (Tenn); Proctor ASHTON (Texas); A. Lary (Ala.); Earon (Duke); Mutsscheller(ND) Ragazzo (WI & M); Carey (Mich. St.) Tackles $3 Donan (Prince) LEIA : Trautwein (Ohio St.); wahl(Mich.); Beletic ( Purdue ) 2 I Krouse (Md.); Sroud (Tenn); Lea (Tulane); Coleman (Mich. St.); Bolkovac (Pitt); Ciroski (Rice) EFFECTIVE THRU Young people tell wbat Guards LE Ward (Md.); Mizerany (Ala.) Lemonick (Penn) thbey are doing, old people,l Boldin (Pitt); Shoaf (LSU); Daffer (Tenn.); Mayes (Okla SEPTEMBER 30 TH wbat tbey bave done, and U.); Gable (Wis.) fools wbat they wisb to do. Centers - Groom (ND); Holda h (NCU); Root (Rutg.)Far 60 DAY LIMIT ragut (Miss. U) Prench Proverb Backs Dottiey (Miss U.); STOP OVERS PERMITTED The man wbo wakes up! mann (Corn.); Ortmann (Mich.); Stephenson Clayton (Army); (Dart.); McElhen Fleisehand finds bimself famous: ny (Wash. U); Lauricella (Tenn.); EN ROUTE basn't been.asleep. (Ohio St.); Townsend (Texas); Parilli (Ky.); Janowiez Wilson Mizmer. (Cal.); Hugasian (Stan.); Barrett Papit (ND); (Va.); E. Modzelewski Monachino Zas (Md.); Kazmaier (Prince.) ); Cain (Army); Van Buren NO MAN'S LAND (LSU); Cox (Duke); Agganis (BU); Matson. (SFU) Tebran, Iran Barbed PAN AMERICAN WORED AIRWAYS wire entanglements, at ful searehligbts, sentries power- in Haiti Sun watch towers placed at in- Englisb Langnage Sundaybaper. tervals along the borderand Editor: Bernard Diederich PASSENGER. MAIL. CLIP PER CARGO isavage police dogs trained Gerant Responsable: Emmanuel A. Mainville Rue Dantès Destouches Telephones : 3451-3200. t0 trail and pin doun Subseription Rates:- 15c Copy. 50c Montbly intruder! That is a picture eniAtadresed Royal Dry Clean." ng Bdlf Rm. 6. --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. Diederich PASSENGER. MAIL. CLIP PER CARGO isavage police dogs trained Gerant Responsable: Emmanuel A. Mainville Rue Dantès Destouches Telephones : 3451-3200. t0 trail and pin doun Subseription Rates:- 15c Copy. 50c Montbly intruder! That is a picture eniAtadresed Royal Dry Clean." ng Bdlf Rm. 6. --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT 17. 1950 PABST is the BEST BEER CATHOLIGS WARNED OF REX Classified Church Service VISION.CLAIM La Crosse, Wis. a The Sunday at 3:30 p.m. CATHOLIC SERVICES Roman Catholic Church aLES GUEUX AU PARADIS Classified advertisements gain Saturday admonished with Fernandel, want Raimy, are accepted for things HOSPITAL CHAPEL ars faithful to proceed cautiCharpin ed or umvanted; articles for Mass at 8.30 a.m sermon by ously in assessing the claim And at 8:30 sale; personal services; mis- Fatber Smith in Englisb she has seen the Blessed VirBOZAMBO cellaneous items, such as SACRE-COEUR gin Mary. with Leslie Banks, Mina Mc jobs wanted; bouses for Kiney and Paul Robeson, sent; tutoring; traveling Masses are at 46,8,10 a.m. Bishop John P. Tracy PARAMOUNT through an editorial in the XXX companions; ideas for sale: CATHEDRAL official paper of the La Cros Programme of the week Monday at 6 P.M. not accepted, advertisemenis Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7se Diocese warned that Sunday 17 at NAPLES AU BAISER DE of political nature. Rate: 8.30 a.m <there is absolutely nothing 30 p.m. September 3: FEU 25c per insertion, maximum ST GERARD official about the occurren- DEUX NIGAUDS DANS with Tino Rossi and Viviane oflwords. (Near the Oloffson Hotel) ce.> UN MANOIR HANTE Romance and at 8:15. BOIS VERNA Masses are at 5.30, 7,8.30 Mrs. Anna Van Hoof, awith Budd Abbott, Lou Cos- ROMANCE A middleaged farm woman of tello. TROIS Brand new unfurnisbed ST. JEAN BOSCO hat small Central Wisconwith Fernand Gravey, Denibouse witb garage. For rent Mass is at 0 a.m sin commanity, claims she'At 6 and 8:30 p.m. se Grey, Bernard Blier $50 per monmtb, HOLY TRINITY bas bad six visions of tbe L'AFFAIRE DE LA 19th XXX Apply Haiti samn CATHEDRAL Virein Mary and bas anJOCONDE Tuesday Sept. (EPISCOPAL) wounced she expects ano- Scotland Yard Investigator at 6 p.m. and at 8:15 p.m, Wanted Mass 4.00 a.m French ther on August 15. with Sir Smith, BOZAMBO Jeep in good condition Mass 7.30 The bisbop's warning Aubrey E- with, Paul Robenson, Leslie wvitb good tyres. a.m. English ca- ric. Von Stroheim. Nina Mae Haiti Mass 9.00 a. m French me as estimates of the XXX Banks, Kinney Apply sun Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French crowd expected to flock to Monday 18 September at 6. 00 a.m French ther on August 15. with Sir Smith, BOZAMBO Jeep in good condition Mass 7.30 The bisbop's warning Aubrey E- with, Paul Robenson, Leslie wvitb good tyres. a.m. English ca- ric. Von Stroheim. Nina Mae Haiti Mass 9.00 a. m French me as estimates of the XXX Banks, Kinney Apply sun Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French crowd expected to flock to Monday 18 September at 6. xXX House for Rent in Bizorone Necedah from all parts of p.m. Wedneday at 6 p.m. 2 Bed rooms Beautiful view EPIPHANY CHAPEL tbe country continued to1 REBECCA DEUX SOEURS of tbe bay and large garden. Mass 6.00 a.m French grow. Tbe most recent gu- with Laurence Olivier and VIVAIENT EN PAIX Apply Haiti sun Mass 8.00 a.m French esses put the figure any- Joan Fontaine. with Gary Grant, Rudy ValMirna Wanted cheurs LE wbere between 50 thou- Tuesday 19 September 1950 lée, Loy and Shirley sand and 100 tbousand. r'emple. Eurnisbed House or apartTURKEY 1 at ment in or around petionvilSUPER FRESH wben the knife Is over a 6 and 8:15 p.m. And 8:15 p.m. le 2 Bed rooms SPECIALTIES nan's bead, he remembers FAR WEST French) 89 Grand Récital de Violon et Apply Hriti sun GRAND RUE Next. to God. with Gaby (In Hay and Ran de Piano Gied Piano, in good con Pharmacie Telemaqué Afgban proverb. dolph Scott DEUX CONCERTS EN UN dition rebutable make, want XXX Offert par le ed by Music Student. Wedneday 20 September at célèbre violoniste ANDRES Apply Haiti Sun DALMAU et la grande piaSubscription Blank H6p.m. TEMPETE niste GENEVIEVE DALParents Interested in Pri- Please enter my subscription 0 Haiti Sun, effective SunSUR LISBONNE MAU vate Enclisb sbeaking schbool day next. XXX for 4 ands year olds. (In french) Thursday at 6 p.m. Apply Haiti Sun NAME with Eric Von Stroheim LE COURRIER DE LYON Secretary ADRESS: At 8:15 p.m. with. Pierre Blanchard and Free Lance work by expeHaiti Sun P.O. Box 118 GILDA Dita Parlo rienced typist. with Rita Hayworth and Apply Haiti Sun cremene axan ronTrnest Glenn Ford. And at 8:15 Eree Nigbt BOZAMBO XXX with Paul Robeson, Nina SCENE STEALERS IN "CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK Thursday 21 September at 6 Mae Mac Kinney and 8:15 p.m. . with. Pierre Blanchard and Free Lance work by expeHaiti Sun P.O. Box 118 GILDA Dita Parlo rienced typist. with Rita Hayworth and Apply Haiti Sun cremene axan ronTrnest Glenn Ford. And at 8:15 Eree Nigbt BOZAMBO XXX with Paul Robeson, Nina SCENE STEALERS IN "CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK Thursday 21 September at 6 Mae Mac Kinney and 8:15 p.m. xXX LA MAISON DU DR. Friday at 6 p.m. EDWARDES MONSIEUR VINCENT Se with Ingrid Bergman and with Pierre Fresnay A Gregory Peck And at 8:15 XXX Friday 22 September at 6 A LOMBRE DE SON e X and 8:15 COEUR S L'AFFAIRE p.m. DE LA with Charles Boyer and JOCONDE Joan Fontaine Scoltand Yard Investigator XXX with, Sir Aubrey Smith and Saturday at 4 p.m. Eric Von Stroheim TURBULENTE XXX JEUNESSE Saturday 23 September at 6 with Gloria Jean and 8:15 p.m. SACRAMENTO At 6 D.m. (In french) LES CONSPIRATEURS - with John Wayne. with Paul Henried et Hedy Lamarr XXX FOR SALE At 6:15 p.m. HUDSON 1946, 8 cylin 2nd episode Left of to right- Vineent at Gale Storm, Eve Ai rden; Donald O'Connor and Brennan are Sie ders Casanova ft best descriptic Curtain ion Va Creek," Universal- International's 's new comedy Rajer Arden provide LES MIRAGES DE sdrama-with U.S. Calvary, this movie, Wha more She called can one it a ask? "Technical-westerr rn-period backate comedy -mela Good Perfect condition L'ENFER Motor rwith Georges Aimé Phone: 2242 Guetary, Clariond, Jacqueline Gautie