--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II A I T - EM, A. MAINVILLE EDITOR: : un GERANT- RESPONSABLE BERNARD DIEDERICH, $ VOL. 1 SUNDAY SEPT. 24 th. No: 2 KUSAN RETAKEN BEACHHEAD GAINS SEOUL SECOND STALINGRAD TOKYO.- The United Nations offensive in the Pitsan beacbbead in soutbeast Korea gained momentum yesterday. The greatest advance was made by tbe South Korean 1sy Division troops were attempting to encircle Red forces engaged with tbe United Staes 1st Ca valry Division south of Ta CNASH HURTS. Train A bu. Tbe South Koreans cut men look over the damage FORMER ENEMIES -Athe road north of tbe enemy after a Long Island Rail- merican GI's, patrolling positions, wbile tbe Ameri- road passenger switch train ran near the front lines in can troops pusbed nortb- througn an open and ward. crashed into a parked South Korea, come Kore- upon U.N. forces now control freight train, near Hunting the bodies of North the road from Taegu to Wa ton, L.I, N.Y. More than ans killed in the fierce fighegwan, twelue miles to tbe 50 persons were injured.Lo- tinge Later Nen teports told of nortbwest, wbich fell tbree. comotive (left) was thrown the failure of U.S. troops to days ago. These forces are over on its side by the im- check and drive back Reds moving toward Kumcbon, pact. Note undercarriages of who crossed the Naktong more than tbirty miles nortb cars in left foreground. River on the central front. wvest of Taegu, but tber Gom ACe munists were reported attempting to concentrate a large group in tbe area to flight a delaying action up the bigbwvay wbich leads to Seonl. British 27 tb. Brigade troops crossed tbe Naktong in force, accompanied by members of the advance par ty of Australian troops now en route to Korea. Varions units of tbe 24tb Division advanced from tbree to five miles yesterday, and captured nine enemy tanks and twventy antitank guns. American and Australian planes, wbicb set a record 0f702 sorties on Wednesday yesterday gave strong support again to the ground for ces in the soutbeast, aubile Navy and Marine carrier planes Hlew support in the Seoul-Inchon area. Forty-two B-29 Superfortresses participated in today's attacks, wbich were preceded by tbe first B-29 CELLBOUND West Const CIO labor leader Harry might attacks of tbe war. R.Bridges enters a cell at San Francisco County Jail GIVING AID. A.u.s Army medic gives first aid The cbief targets of the after changing into prison fatigue clothes. Bridges was wounded on the South Korean might attacks were bighways ordered to jail by Federal Judge George B. Harris for to a machine-gunner the smoke and fire rise ls Nortb Korea used by mo- misconduct while on bail pending appeal of recent battlefront. In background tor vebicles. perjury conviction. from a burning vilage. might attacks of tbe war. R.Bridges enters a cell at San Francisco County Jail GIVING AID. A.u.s Army medic gives first aid The cbief targets of the after changing into prison fatigue clothes. Bridges was wounded on the South Korean might attacks were bighways ordered to jail by Federal Judge George B. Harris for to a machine-gunner the smoke and fire rise ls Nortb Korea used by mo- misconduct while on bail pending appeal of recent battlefront. In background tor vebicles. perjury conviction. from a burning vilage. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 WILD TORPEDO SINKS Dr. RALPH BUNCH 2 BOATS receives Nobel Peace Prize Portland, England, Two pleasure craft were torpedo- Dr. Ralph Bunch, famous ed and sunk by a Royal Na-1 American Negro Statesman, vy pracice crew today by has received the Nobel Peaaccident. ce Prize, it was announced in Norway Friday. Dr. Bunch The torpedo, with a dura- bas been invited to Oslo in my warhead, went wild in December to receive the priPortland Harbor after being ze, which amounts to some fired by the crew from a Na $,30.000. vy range. It ripped through two boats moored at the Castle Cove sailing club. up on shore and was recovBoth went to the bottom.The The Admiralty said it had runaway torpedo finally ranl no es.imate of the damage. Uwited States Army troops examine two Nortb Korean Communist tanks wbich we re destroyed by United Nations forces during a battle intbe Republic of Korea. 10 IN ISLAND CRASHES ARTISTS SUPPLIES INVASION SAFE Tempera Colours G An army of fearsome maCrew of 2 Wrecked rine invaders is pouring into Planes Taken Off Grumbacker Brusbes the North Sea. Glacier by Ski Party LYONEL PAOUIN FANT Itis coming from the SarReykjavik, Iceland. Sur Raie Traversiere Tel 3586 gasso Sea. One of the invaders, a 35 foot vivors of an Icelandic Airlicaught by a Swedish octupus, fishne Skymaster crash and the erman, is said to be the larthree-man crew of a United LOBSTER gest netted in northern latiStates Army plane which Stber Fresh tudes since 1550. anosoz 01 SutAn pauseao Specialties Oceanographers at the "hem from atop a 6.000 foot Grand Rue Charlottenlund Marine Liglacier arrived here today. Next to Pbarmacie e Station said the invasion The Skymaster crew af six Telemaque TEL: s induced by the current amen and a stewardess had bundance of he-ring in theMission. been marooned on the glaMercy Guarded by a rifleman riding on the cier seven days. of snow-eovered se waters, luring the eightradiator and another behind, a wounded american soldier Two planes brought the Glacier after a Vatnakoell armed terrors from warmer is evacuated by Jeep from the Korean front lines to a wreck survivors backs from had broreht them ground party seas. rear base hospital. off the an improvised airfield north ice on sliis. RUSSIA TO BUILD SECOND DAM ON DNEPR RIVER Plans to Irrigate 8.000.000 Acres in Ukraine Crimea and Step Up Power Out put Moscow - Soviet newspapers announced additional government plans to build large hydroelectric and irrigation projects, adding thousands of kilowayys to Russia's electrical production and reclaining millions of acres in the Crimea and Asian desert regions. BRITISH NAVY STEPS UP STRENGTH IN KOREA Ten thousand naval officers and men of the British Commonweath are now serv ing in the Far East. Seven housand of these are in Korean waters, where they have been serving since June 28, immediately after the U. N. decision to resist aggression in Korea. More ships of the British Navy are now on their way to fight in Korea. This will make the total naval fighting force in Korean waters consisi of one aircraft carrier, Won four Waegwan A Lone American. Soldier from the fir st cavalry division surveysthe ruins of battle cruisers, one aircraft tred Waegwan shorly after the north korean reds with-drew, leaving the town to U. N. forces. shatte, maintenance troyers and ship, seven des eight frigates. N. decision to resist aggression in Korea. More ships of the British Navy are now on their way to fight in Korea. This will make the total naval fighting force in Korean waters consisi of one aircraft carrier, Won four Waegwan A Lone American. Soldier from the fir st cavalry division surveysthe ruins of battle cruisers, one aircraft tred Waegwan shorly after the north korean reds with-drew, leaving the town to U. N. forces. shatte, maintenance troyers and ship, seven des eight frigates. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 3 WE SAILED THE SEAS ON A FREIGHTER NEBRASKANS TRY of ship were not listed on fol ce to talk shop, but we didn't] because you can ge: in a loti What appealed particularISLANID JUMPING IN ders, and we oblained them The Joliet couple were ex- of sightseeing while in' port ly to me about freighter traCARIBBEAN direct from the Alcoa Steam tensive travelers and freigh- with more energy than the vel was that I had the comMany a Casper Milquetoast ship Company in New Orle-iter voyaging was their favori tropies usually allow and plete freedom of the ship. If has down deep in his bones ans. This company chartersite way of seeing the world. then rest for a, day or two one behaves himself generala yearning to sail the water more than 20 American-built They had been to Suriname until you come to the next ly and doesn't get tiresome, where pirates once roamed Liberty ships that have been and Trinidad the year befo- port. one can. go from the bottom and to sail without the pack-sold to Norwegian companies. re, but didn't see the best HAD FREEDOM OF SHIP some of the most, proa ged aged planning of pleasure They are for use in the Ca-ports on a fancier freighter, On a Freighter you almost of the mast and be welcome craft. ribbean to haul general car- which disappointed them always travel amidship,s and almost unnoticed. This My wife and I have learn- go to that area and return mightily. which is the most comfort- was a fine consideration for ed this since returning to our full of the pink bauxite pow The boat whistles kept me able part of the boat from a an amateur photographer. home in Grand Island, and_der from which your pots awake most of the first night motion standpoint. And I The ship's master was Ma telling our friends about ourland pans are made. I think they are the most might ad that none of us gne Hegvilk, a fine Norwefive weeks' cruise on a fre- These ships never have provocative m ech anical were seasick. Being up 30 to gian gentleman. He ran an ighter in the Caribbean Sea. room for more than six pas- sound in the world. We chec 50 feet above the waterline. efficient, clean and quiet A couple of land-locked sangers; some have no accom ked with: the office and you get the full benefit ofship. He was a mild eater Nebraskans, We had always modations for passengers at found we, were to Stop in the glorious trade winds inand dined once a day with wanted to sail tha high seas. all. Kingston, Jamaica; Port-au- the Caribbean. the passengers in their dinNow that we have had a tas- We flew to New Orleans Prince,, Haiti; Puerto Plata You have no competition, ing room; something that te of it, we can hardly wait from Omaha on January 31) and Cindad Trujillo, Domini for fancy dress. You wear flatters those who consider a until we're our on the salt with the temperature at 15. can Republic; Charlotte A- cot.ons a n d blue jeans meal with the captain as one waters again. degrees below zero. We land malie, St; Thomas; Fredrik- mostof the time, if you like. had a tas- We flew to New Orleans Prince,, Haiti; Puerto Plata You have no competition, ing room; something that te of it, we can hardly wait from Omaha on January 31) and Cindad Trujillo, Domini for fancy dress. You wear flatters those who consider a until we're our on the salt with the temperature at 15. can Republic; Charlotte A- cot.ons a n d blue jeans meal with the captain as one waters again. degrees below zero. We land malie, St; Thomas; Fredrik- mostof the time, if you like. of the prerequisites of a sucOur ticket read: <One- ed about supper timein New stad, St. Croix; Surinam You have your own dining cessful voyage. way passage from New Or- Orleans, and I was the only (Dutch Guiana), South Ame- room and a that you Our nex! detinitely leans to a port in North A- one with overshoes and win- rica;Port of. Spain,Trinidad, can invade at pantry, off hours. will be aboard trip a merica via South freighter. America.> ter clothes in the humid, bal and return probably to Mo- On our ship, the SS Nidar There are SO There was no guarantee my atmosphere of the <Pa- bile, Ala. land, the crew had two wo- we want to see many that we places hardas to which ports we would ris of the South>. We had stopovers of from men members, a know where to begin our stop, when we would The four people who travel- one" day to 274 on the operator a telegraphly planning, But one come back or whether we ed with us wiere an insuran- various islands. days We found Our cabin and girl chbin was a girl. fine certain, We will be thing. off again is would end up in Canada,N. ce broker and his wife from our own transportation and Norwegian girl whoon the high seas when the Y., Baltimore, Mobile or Indianapolis, and a retired stopped and started when we hard country time for another vaca New worked and did comes Orleans. druggist and his wife from wanted to. thing in her every- tion. ESCAPED ZERO WEATHER Joliet, TI. Since T'm a phar-! Island jumping is the ideal our power to keep The Saiings on this typelmacist, that gave us a chan-way to have a real vacation lour food quarters served gleaming warm. andi By W. G. CLAYTON THE SECOND LATIN AMERICAN TRAINEE CONFERENCE By merica and to contribute food in some cases: He stat- with differing needs and pos) ministration, public health, MRS DOROTHY G. their specialized knowledge eded, however, <Your efforts sibilities. Consequently, civil aviation, census proceSHAPIRO to a program of discussion will not be in vain because çooperation is needed. real He dures, labor s.andards and cenered around the generalyou are- exploring something told the trainees that is was education. Mrs. Shapiro heads the topic *Opportunities and you are exploring a nebulous part of their responsibility Trainee Unit, Division of Possibilities for Latin Ame- thing which does not exist o utilize their training in con Conclusions reached by the Exchange of Persons, Office rica in the World of the marvelous called America.. tributing with zeal and good trainees during the threeof Educational Exchange, U. Twentieth Century. America isin process of cons will toward that cooperation day panel meetings on the S. Department of State. The Conference opened rein lies its strength. It is Following the opening ad- seven subjects discussed inAgainst a background of with welcoming addresses far from terminating its des- dress separate panel meetings cluded the following: inter American friendship by, Dr. Amos E. Taylor, Di- tiny, SO let us go to work for were held to discuss pro- a symbolized by twenty-one A nector, Department of Econo herl> blems, developments and so HEALTH AND SANITAmerican republic flags hang mic and Social Affairs, Pan lutions concerning the follow TION 1) New doctors ing side by side and repre- American Union, who presid.talk Ambassador cited the Daniels in his ing subjects: 1) Health and should practice in rural aresentation by seventy two ed as Chairman; Dr. following: inter American friendship by, Dr. Amos E. Taylor, Di- tiny, SO let us go to work for were held to discuss pro- a symbolized by twenty-one A nector, Department of Econo herl> blems, developments and so HEALTH AND SANITAmerican republic flags hang mic and Social Affairs, Pan lutions concerning the follow TION 1) New doctors ing side by side and repre- American Union, who presid.talk Ambassador cited the Daniels in his ing subjects: 1) Health and should practice in rural aresentation by seventy two ed as Chairman; Dr. Walliam the Conference significance ras 1) of Sanitation, 2) Transportation as;2) the principles of public young specialists from eight Manger, Assistant Secretary crete demons.ration af a con- jand Communications, 3). Eco health & biostalistics should een countries of the Western General, Pan American Uni- polcy of all the the jnomic Development of Latin be taught in medical schools; Hemisphere, the opening ses. on; and His Excellenéy, Dr. govarmiments to American-Americs, and 4) Social Impli 3) government subsides sin of the second Latin Ame-1 Luis Quintanilla, Chairman understanding encourage cations of Economic Deve- should be given doctors in rican Trainee Conference of the Council of. the Onga-ples to stimulate among the peo- Hlopment in Lein America. underdeveloped regions, and convened on May 10, 1950 nization of American States lopment of skills and deve-j Discussions of these subjeets 4) local health departments in the Pan American Union The Honorable Paul C. Da- seiences and to social were continued in the panel in rural communities should Building. niels, Ambassador, Repre-I terial and intellectual promote ma meetings of the second day, be expanded. Three-day Conference was sentative of the United States gress, and 2) as a pro- On the last deys the followjointly sponsored by the Pan to the Council of the Organ- tion of the monitesta-ling subjects were covered: TRANSPORTATION AND American Union and the De- ization of American States the closely long history of1) Social Problems of COMMUNICATION-D The partment of State in coope- gave the principal speech. vities of the integrated Western Hemis set-Americs and Implications Latintatin American should be Merchant with Federal Economic Sarerne ration agencies Dr. Quintanilla urged the phere from which have emer Physical Development, 22 efforts should be developed; intensiconducting programs under trainees to face reality, stat-! ged somo of the most pro- Problems of Sciences, Education 3) to secure uniformity of States in eRer the United Govern-ling that one of the greatest gressive ideas of internationLa railroad gages and ment's In-Service Training, dangers to Panamericanism al relationships. In summa- tin ion America and 4) Educa- codes for highway Program, which is coordinat was romanticism. He told ion, he pointed out thai al- and Cultural Exchange. roads, and international 3) there is rail. ed and servicedby the De- them tha: in' 'any study of though the identities of the The trainees who particip- for streamlining technical need partment of State. The pur-ithe opportunities for Latin American peoples are signi- ated in the Conference repre- formalities such pose of the Conference was: America in the twentieth. cen ficant a n d fundamental, sented 18 bureaus or offices procedures; sanitary as and custom poto provide an opportunity tury they shouldi not' lose when we are dealing with in 8 Federal agencies, where lice inspection on for all. participants to ex- sight of the fact that Latin problems in the fields of a-they were receiving instruc- borders in order to crossing change ideas, to become fa- America is composed llargely griculture, healh, and pow-ltions in 15 fields of special- traffic in general. expedite miliar with the general pro- of people without education, er, We are dealing with twen ization, intcluding agricultulems confronting Latin A-. opportunity tury they shouldi not' lose when we are dealing with in 8 Federal agencies, where lice inspection on for all. participants to ex- sight of the fact that Latin problems in the fields of a-they were receiving instruc- borders in order to crossing change ideas, to become fa- America is composed llargely griculture, healh, and pow-ltions in 15 fields of special- traffic in general. expedite miliar with the general pro- of people without education, er, We are dealing with twen ization, intcluding agricultulems confronting Latin A-. housing and almost without ty-one individual countries'Fal. collaboration, public ad- (Continued on page 12) --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 POETS CORNER O SHAKESPEARE AT WAR Ouonosco What! has he been here all the time? BATTLEDRESS <VIRGO> FOR THOSE. <LEO> FOR THOSE <CANCER> FOR THOSE Their clothes are after such BORE AUGUST 24 SEPTEMJULY 23 L AUGUST 23 ORI FORN JUNE 22 JULY 23 a pagan cut, t00. BER 23 OR VIRGO RISING. WLEO> RISING SUN. L Expansive mornHenry VIII SUN- A AM's intensity, SUN. It's difficult toing plans can lead you too overfrankness, or rush, loses get agreement when every- far atield. Travel is not adAIR FORCE its point in happy - go-luc- one in the clan wants to go visable. ky company. Get on better his own way. Pool ideas and MON. Tackie 'practical Til put a girdle round about termb wilh eslt and others. keep expenses down. working desails of jobs, busithe: earth-in forty minutes. MON - Shop, improve ho MON If you believe in ness or home. Buy supplies; A Midsummer Night's Dream me or business conditions, yourself and ideas it's a order repairs; hire help. but secure approval of all cinch to pua them over. Weariness comes on early SILENCE SERVICE concerned. Night dreary, aull Luek's with you. Travel; sellat night. For every pelting petty offi TUE Irritations burst forth; TUE. Personal conflicts TUE. Financial and ecer prfotect yourself fom 1oss, disrupt the home. Selfish de- motinal security are under fi Would use his heaven for th accident, argument in a.m. mands. arouse bitter opposi- re; children's losses can be under; nothing but thunder., Dr. William :Carlos Wil-1 Adviee, help, diversion can tion Find some new basis for expensive. Partners comes up Measure for Measure lians, an American poet who turn thes aide later. fuhr pand amicable adjust with good ideas in evening; has distinguished hirselt in WED - Be ready for sur ment. WED. listen. TOO TRUE two careers,t that of medici- prise invitationd, visitors, You'vé, more drive WED. A breakfast arguWhat bloody, man it that?.. ne and that of Jetfers, was new. Have cash on hand, ands Hetermination to get ment and canispoil the whole day He can: report... of the revoli recently elected to member- clothes ready, to grasp open- tkrings done. Don't let high leave you in a position This is the Sergeant! ship in the National Inslitu- ings without delay, embarass tension wires cross or let mis of missing - an unexpected Macbeth Ite of Arts and Letters, A- ment. rust gum up the works. chance for a personal victory merica's hihest representa- THUR. - Push personal THU Get what's due EMBARKATION: LEAVE tive body of the arts affairs or arrrangements you for effort expended L THUR. Listen to ochers' As many farewells ast bes star social activilies shopping, and get it in cash. Drive" a suggestions, invitations; neS m heaven, smoother relationships. hard, but fair bargain. gotiate for an advangeous With distinct breath and con A SHROPSHIRE LAD FRI Hitches in delive- FRI Competition's keên, position: celebrate successes. - Push personal THU Get what's due EMBARKATION: LEAVE tive body of the arts affairs or arrrangements you for effort expended L THUR. Listen to ochers' As many farewells ast bes star social activilies shopping, and get it in cash. Drive" a suggestions, invitations; neS m heaven, smoother relationships. hard, but fair bargain. gotiate for an advangeous With distinct breath and con A SHROPSHIRE LAD FRI Hitches in delive- FRI Competition's keên, position: celebrate successes. sign'd kisses to them, Oh, when I was in love ries, extra tasks, rush orders, and can be rough when it FRI, Money questions He fumbles up into a loose with yoy, then I was clean put extra strain on patience. gets too. personal. Force no come up again; talk things adieu; and brave how well did I be- Control tongue, temper; pre- issues with pariners that dis over with others involved And scants us with a single have. vent, cuis, burns. tup: domestic peace. curb their expansive plans. famish'd kiss, And now the fancy passes SAT Workaday tasks, SAT Big ideas can SAT Disiasted with the salt of br by, and no:hing will remain, making changes, proceed un- throw éxpenses wildly out same You're sill on the oken tears. and miles around they'll der some tension. Protectof linel subject and still meet- - say Be diplomatic with the same Proilus and Cressida that I am quite myself again. health, emotional well being-/business, marital partners. Ive ing warily. objections, moTEMPORARY CIVIL SERVANT But man, proud man! Dress'd in a little brief auth ority Most ignorant of what he's most assured. Measure for Measure PERSPIRATION - SOILED BOARD OF TRADE Being once perfected how to grant suits SUMMER GARMENTS How to deny them. The Tempest SS AMERICA WILL HINDER PEACE TERMS TO And now subscribe your na YOUR mes That h's own hand may stri POPULARITY ! ke his honour down. That volab tes the smallest br EUROPE anch herein. Love's Labour's Lost FROM $ 160 ARMISTICE News, lads! Our wars are do ne. Othello Make it a habit to call... UNITED STATES DEMOBILISATION LINES Regularly For I looked upon her with a sol HAITIAN AMERICAN INFORMATION dier's eye RING: 2242 DRY CLEANERS That liked, but had a rough Careful er task in hand Dry Cleaning Thant 0 drive liking to the Service. HANDICAP hame of love: Think not sO. much of what But now I am return'd that Boss: You're 000 late gittin' thou hast not, as of what war thoughts me with ho thou hast; but of the things Have left their places vacant, Lem: T those know, mules, Lem. which thou hast select the in their rooms ed Rev. Davis but on I pick- best, and reflect how eagerCome thronging soft and de up and the wayly they would have been licate desires. home, them from there on,sought if thou hadst them Much Ado About Nothing Istand mules didn't under- not. You're 000 late gittin' thou hast not, as of what war thoughts me with ho thou hast; but of the things Have left their places vacant, Lem: T those know, mules, Lem. which thou hast select the in their rooms ed Rev. Davis but on I pick- best, and reflect how eagerCome thronging soft and de up and the wayly they would have been licate desires. home, them from there on,sought if thou hadst them Much Ado About Nothing Istand mules didn't under- not. one word I said, Mareus Aurelius --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 5 FISH HOURS SUPER FRESH SPECIALTIES. Hours are from 8 a.m. till Grand Rue, Next to 4 p.m. some sbops close beSHOPPING Pharmacie Telemaque tween the bours of 12 and 2 p.m. Sat, is noon closing, but HAM WITH PINEAPPLE a number of sbops especiale ly Souvenir sbops stay open Soak I pound slice of ham tbe a A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS through day. (about 1 inch thick) in warm Banks open at A. and water for I hour. Drain and AT close at 1 p.m. Sa asing is dip in flour. Gash edges of noon. ham slice. Brown lightly in LA BELLE CREOLE greased frying pan and place Haiti's leading department store. Post Offfice ot dt 8 G in a casserole, m and close at 5:30 D.m. Pour over the ham 3/4 cup crushed pine apple with juice, and cover. Bake in a moderate oven (3500F.) about 1 FRENCH PERFUMES hour Or until tender. Note if Ham is precooked, LANVIN, CARON, RO,CHAS, PATOU, WIEIL, omit soaking. FRENCH TOAST FISHER More women use Dorothy Gray creams than any 2 eggs other salon creams in America! For at Dorotky Cray, 1/2 Teaspoon salt Art and Curio Shop the combined know-hou of many beauty 1 tablespoon sugar Rue du Quai Tel: 3145 scientists creates cosmetics you oar tris. 1/2 cup milk HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY 3 slices stale Bread Beat eggs slightly; add salt, sugar and milk; strain into Trust a shallow dish. Soak bread LIST OF ARRIVALS in mixture until soft. Cook on a hoz well-greased gridMENS Shoes le; brown on one side, turn NURSES White Shoes hau and brown other side, Serve Stockings. Denethar with naple sugar or honey LADIES Underwear (The above ingredsents Co.ton Strapless Dresses. are obtainable at the CenINFANTS CHILDRENS ..for skin as lovely tral Market. Shoes TEL: 3126 as yours can be, AT follow this famous RUGS LAURA'S "Rule of Three: GIFT SHOP Opposite KLM Airways 1. Clecanss TABLE Rue des Miracles SkiR BA Tor normal MATS Salat Cold skin, Creaits Liquez skin; Roroily Creams B to Genaine PRE Visitors Welcome HAND € 2: Stinultaues CARVED For dry skins GEORGES DESLANDES N Seiatisy Skin Lotions MAHOGANY - MAHOGANY Tsmad Testure Losioen oily skins; SHÔES Factory * Rue, du Peuple 3: Lubricote: HAND BAGS For dry or nute mal skins : - Special Dry: to Mahogany, Sisal Shoes &c Bags Skin For Misture, oily skin; Supt Dorismond Silver & French Perfumes pling Cream; MADAME EWALD & Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Meinberg SOUVENIRS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY PANTAL BLDG. IN TOWN BY OF EVERY Grand Rue SI-LA DESCRIPTION Tel: 2634 RUE DU QUAI LA BELLE CREOLE S For dry or nute mal skins : - Special Dry: to Mahogany, Sisal Shoes &c Bags Skin For Misture, oily skin; Supt Dorismond Silver & French Perfumes pling Cream; MADAME EWALD & Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Meinberg SOUVENIRS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY PANTAL BLDG. IN TOWN BY OF EVERY Grand Rue SI-LA DESCRIPTION Tel: 2634 RUE DU QUAI LA BELLE CREOLE --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI MAINTAINS MODERN IDENTIFICATION METHODS By T. Dickerson Cooke phan Wooley, Lieutenant Jac IA.S. TECHNIQUES ques Ed. Etienne and Lieu- In describing the present Assistant Director, tenant Lucien Scott of the day work of his bureau, L4. Institute of Applied Haitian Army's Police Bu- Etienne had this to say: Science reau, which is the country's <In March of last year the Hlaw enforcement agency, re- present Chief of Police, MaIcalled the finger print, histo- jor Marcaisse Prosper, who Editor's tote: Early in ry of the republic. wanted to give a new impe1947 tbe Institute of Ap- The close relatlonship of tus to the service of Criminplied Science assigned to its Haiti and the United States al Identiffcation, faccepted Assistant Director, T. Dick-s shown when one remem- the services of Cleveland erson Cooke, a 22.000 mile bers that the later dispatch- Wilson, a graduase of the trip covering the Soutb Ame ed units of the U. S. Marine Institute of Applied Science; rican republicsthe West In- Corps to Haiti in 1915 to who is initiating the police dies, and tbé Caribbean arca help the tiny country regain' officers into the efficient Tbis extensive journey bad political and financial stabi- Hechniques taught jby that a two-fold purpose: First, to lity. It was during this pe- school. The Section of Idenstudy the identification and riod of occupation by the ification of the Bureau of investigation metbods in Marines that finger print id- Criminal Investigation in tbe countries visited, and entificaion was established Port-au-Prince now possessecond, to increase tbe good in Haiti. ses a file containing 16.000meighborliness betrwveen id- In recounting those days, records an as many ten finentification officials of sbe Lieut. Etienne said: ger print sets classified acotber countries of tbe westcording to the Henry system ern bemispbere. <The finger print. method In addition, the single finger The report printed bere is was introduced in Haiti in print system following the BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE tbe eleventb in the series, the Port-au-Prince Police Bul Battley method had just been tbe previous ones baving coi reau sometime in 1922 by W adopted.> vored identification sys - H. Rupertus, Capitain of the Lieutenant Etienne, in dis tems jn Puerto Rico, Cura- Gendarmerie of Haiti (now cussing his identification bu cao; Bolivia, Colombia, Ve- the Army of Haiti), who was reau with your reporter said, nezula, Ecuador, Paraguay,i then Chief of Police of Port- <Our Bureau of Idetification FIRESTONE Argentia tbe birtbplace, au-Prince. Richard Shaker is perhaps the most modest of Latin American finger ot the Haitian Gendarmerie, of all those you visited in the print science - Cbile und Assistant Chief of Police course of your numerous tra Cuba Tel of Port-au-Prince, was in vels of study.> As <modest> a le an 18% Cible Foot Copacilyl charge of the Bureati ofas his bureau may be, two NKK faver Some 800 miles southeast Criminal Investigation to cases will reflect the efficien B e of Florida between. Cuba which wias atiached, the Sec- cy with which it is directed. Gendarmerie, of all those you visited in the print science - Cbile und Assistant Chief of Police course of your numerous tra Cuba Tel of Port-au-Prince, was in vels of study.> As <modest> a le an 18% Cible Foot Copacilyl charge of the Bureati ofas his bureau may be, two NKK faver Some 800 miles southeast Criminal Investigation to cases will reflect the efficien B e of Florida between. Cuba which wias atiached, the Sec- cy with which it is directed. and Puerto Rico lies the tion of Criminal Identifica- On November 1, 1945, Jacisland of Hispaniola jointly tion In the year 1925 Lt. ques Paul enlisted in the shared by the Republic of Shaker taught the principles Garde d'Haiti as a soldier of Haiti and the Dominican Re of finger print classification Ithe 4th Company at Port-aupublic. The history of the to three soldiers of the Gen- Prince, stating that the enisland is one of inlense fas- darmerie of Haiti (Florian listment was his first Army eination, and its close asso- Modé, Thomas Anténor, and officials, however, became ciation with the history of Thadal Lysias). Modé was suspicious, believing that he the United States is pointed successively promoded to 2nd was the same man that had out. when one rècalls that L and 1st Lt., and placed at, enlisted in the 3rd Company Christopher Columbs, disco- the head of the Identifica- at Cap Haitien inJuly, 1943, vered the island in 1492 and tion Bureau in 1935 when under the name of St. Surin that his bones are reputed to the Marine Corps left Haiti, Paul. Firestone Finger print records remain in the cathedral of aLt. Shaker remained in of both enlistments were reFOOD FR C IB Ciudad Trujillo, the capital charge of the identification moved from company files beautifully city. of the Dominican Repu- service until December,1929. and forwarded to Lt. Etienrustproof white Misa cabinet enamel. Has one freesing fintshed out a PZE blic which spreads overlFrom then unal 1933 the Bu ne who quickly established compartment as where as food 16° may be quiekly and frozen storage in the eastern two thirds of, meau of Identification wias without any doubr that JacSemperstnre. partments, Inmlated low with below fve zero, inches of two FIberglas ahis Caribbeanggem. directed by Otto Poland, Sgt., ques Paul and St. Surin :. Freon depth. refrigerant. 93-inch width, U.S.M.C. RA agist esus Haiti during the colonizaand Lt. of the Paul were one and the same Gendarmerie of Haiti, From man. tion. of the western hemisphe 1933 to 1934 it was headed The other case told by Lt./ re by the European empires by Frederick Belton, Sgt. U. Etienne involved an innocent that the man had killed his liberated them from the was a prosperous French CO- S.M.C. and Li. of the Gend- man who was saved by fin- daughier and had splanteds chains of inept personal idlony out of whose Negro sla armerie. From August, 1934, ger prim's from implication in the gun near her body to ma entification.The bureau of id ve ranks rose, among others, to December, 1937, Lt. Mo-: his danughter's death. Du- ke the death appear as a sui jentification at Porsau-PrinHenry Christophe to help li, de was in charge af the' iden ring the evening of Novem- cide. However, powder tra- ce may always remain <moberate his people from bon- tification bureau.> ber 20, 1940, the body of Ir- ces discovered on the girl's dest> if compared in size dage and to aid in establish- In December, 1937, Lt. E-ma Azor was found left palm, as well as her fin-lis not indicaing. what is now the Republic tienne was made superinten- led on a bed in her sprawl- iger prints on the firearm, rel tion necessarily a an of Haiti. , powder tra- ce may always remain <moberate his people from bon- tification bureau.> ber 20, 1940, the body of Ir- ces discovered on the girl's dest> if compared in size dage and to aid in establish- In December, 1937, Lt. E-ma Azor was found left palm, as well as her fin-lis not indicaing. what is now the Republic tienne was made superinten- led on a bed in her sprawl- iger prints on the firearm, rel tion necessarily a an of Haiti. home in of bureau's worth. The dent of the Bureau of Iden-i Port-au-Prince. She had been moved suspicious from the The efficiency of Lieutenant Haitian capital city of tification and has remained sho. in the posterior area of father and permitted a con- Etienne's bureau attests For-an-Prinebwhere is still the French at its head ever since, assisi- her skull with a revolver clusion of genuine suicide. its value o the Hai to national langua- ed by three other which lay beside her Just as ti. people of ge, was one of the last stops and several enlisted men. officers In corpse. and his Henry Christophe on the Institute of Applied 1940. he and several other A heated argument had ists fellow. the insurrectionScience our of South Ame- officers were given a ken place ta early. in 19th centuSUSPECT rican and Caribbean identi- of course between the vie-ry freed their countrymen fication bureaus early in the training F B. by a member of tim and her father,Frederick' from slavery when they de- <That's the 1947. There Capitaine SteT. sent to Haiti for Azor, earlier that day, which feated the forces of for,> muttered guy I'm laying that purpose, first led police to assume SO have the police of France, Haiti the farmer crossed the the hen yard, as --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE T FIRST EXHIBITION In the last section is shown LE FOYER DES ARTS only modern paintings and PLASTIQUESdrawings by Dorcely, Pinchi THE SUN LIBRARY Last Sunday morning Le nat The and general Price. criticism of Foyer des Arts Plastiques the public was that this show its first show of was the most <GOOD> presented comprehensive BOOKS. Soutbern novelist, inserted / paintings at the Palais desjand most ever to GOOD interesting FOR YOU tbe following notice. Beaux Arts in the Exposi-ibe presented in Haiti. As fur Since i is an old New tion grounds. The opening ther proof of public enthuAll of 1LS bave certain Orleans. custom to print was entiusiastically attend- siasm 29 paintings were-sold books we bave thorougbly one's feelings in religious m ed by over 450 art lovers. on Sunday and 4 more since enjoyed and wwould gladly atters, and since Lyle Saxon The exhibition, arranged opening day. share witb others. Among so deeply favored each of by Jean Chenet Art Director The exhibition will remain my favorites may be one OT these old customs, I'd like of Le Foyer, was planned to at the Palais des Beaux Arts tuo you bave missed and to burn this one small cand show the evolution of paint until Oct. 3rd and is open will be glad to bave an op- le of comgratulations to God ing from the primitive to the daily to all visitors from 10 portunity to read as part of Almigbty, wbo now bas the, modern. As an introduction A.M. to 1 PM. and from 4 yout reading program. rich, the easy, yet exquisite to the show this evolution is to 9 P.M. pleasure of the company of illustrated by the work of Among the large selection tbis lonely, generous man." St. Brice, Virgin, Perigord, of. Books at tbe Haitian A0- Malebranche, Pinchinat and merican Institute, 1 fonnd- CITIZEN TOUSSAINT Price. De The made the VISIT synthesis in XXX Obtainable By Ralph at the korngold A La Ca introduction is carried over: Porer CHILDREN OF ravelle. to 9 P.M. pleasure of the company of illustrated by the work of Among the large selection tbis lonely, generous man." St. Brice, Virgin, Perigord, of. Books at tbe Haitian A0- Malebranche, Pinchinat and merican Institute, 1 fonnd- CITIZEN TOUSSAINT Price. De The made the VISIT synthesis in XXX Obtainable By Ralph at the korngold A La Ca introduction is carried over: Porer CHILDREN OF ravelle. Price $3.50 into the body of the exhibides STRANGERS Two of the great champions LUCIA CHASE, DANCER tion itself. We pass from St. Arto of the people who arose du- AND CO-DIRECTOR OF re Brice to to Lazarre; Depas; from from Lapier Jacob By Lyle Saxon ring the French Revolution BALLET, THEATER, through Yolette Magloire; Plactigues were Maximilien Robespier- was chiefly responsible for from Edgard Francois to This novel of Louisiana isre and Toussaint Louverture launching this American ballJeanty; from Boucard to Ma 108- RUE DU CENTRE unlike any other novel that History has maligned the for let company 10 years ago. lebranche, etc. PORT AU -PRNCEMAIT has come out of the Deep mer, ignored the latter, for The company, considered A restful gansition, has South in recent years. 'Chill- history has not been written outstanding in technical skill, been achieved by the SLIGHT ERROR ren of Strangers' is a story- by the peopla. Tt is fitting vitality, and breadth of re- tation of sculpture by presen Andrej a simple as life is simple - that the author who recreat- pertoire, follows a policy of Lafontant and ceramics by Fashionably plunging neck of the plantation in is pre- ed the fearless Incorrupti- encouraging American dan- Dorcely, Pinchinat and Raci lines reached such dazzlingsenLday result from the ble> in Robéspierre and the cers, choreographers and ne. ly low points at a recent Ham mingling of three diverse ty Fourth Estate should now do composers. It also presents burg style showing that they pes - plantation owners, ne justice to Toussaint Louver- the work of artists of other shocked society in the Gergroes, and 'free mulattoes." ture. countries and includes both Confucius mân city once renowned for It is chiefly the story of Fa- It is always inspiring to classical and modern Styles With a mirror of brass you its nudist colonies. It was not mie, a mulatto girl who hasi read of a man surmounting in its reportoire of more than can adjust your hat, but with until the models returned to inherited a small plot of great odds. reach a high 40 ballets. antiquity for a mirror you the dressing room that the ground from her slave -own- pinnacle. that man be- ABLADAL 30 a80i can predict the rise and fall horrified designer was able ing ancestors. These ances- gins life as a slave, is still a of empires. to explain that the <decolleta tors wiere of mixed blood, slave at forty, a Negro slave ges> were meant to bare but were once as cultured under a rigid color and cas- was also a humane demo- butbacks, not fronts! (Svensand as rich as white plan-t te system one can only re- crat. Where his énemies CHINESE FEET ka Dagbladet. ters. They were always free. gard such achievement with chered prisoners, retaliate. Toussaint Where China became an It is hard to convey the awe. The life of Toussaint is refused to market for importcharm of this book. Lyle Sa- the story of a Spartacus. lead his. enemies played class ra- a- ant after the, Empress leather-soled Dow von, author of Fabulous ing a slave revolt, of a Tito gainst class, race treated against all shoes jager Tzu Hsi outlawed the No man fears what he has New Orleans' and 'Lafitte freeing his country, of a Linrce: Toussaint ancient practice of binding seen grow. It is hard to convey the awe. The life of Toussaint is refused to market for importcharm of this book. Lyle Sa- the story of a Spartacus. lead his. enemies played class ra- a- ant after the, Empress leather-soled Dow von, author of Fabulous ing a slave revolt, of a Tito gainst class, race treated against all shoes jager Tzu Hsi outlawed the No man fears what he has New Orleans' and 'Lafitte freeing his country, of a Linrce: Toussaint ancient practice of binding seen grow. the Pirate, has writen with coln rising above prejudice men as equals. stole the victo- women's feet to keep them sympathy and deep under- and partisanship to the high- Treachery, when even ve- tiny. African proverb. standing the story of Famie'sest rank of statesmanship. ry terans could not Napoleon's win it, but sacrifice a n d eventual All this in the life of one had already triumph. man. Toussaint left U ae 0Toussaint Louverture was has his mark never on since history. been. Haiti ruled eD (-) DISTINGUISHED LYLE SAXON LOUI a slave in Haiti when the by a foreign power and Naa first ripples of French Revo-1 poleon's. of world conSIANA AUTHOR lutionary thought lapped,a- quest was .plan stopped on its shoCERD the shores of the West Books Albougb Mr. Saxon's lite gainst res. There can' be no doubt eG rary reputation was acbier- ern Hemisphere. Rising quic that Toussaint was one ofl AND edas a bistorian (Fabulous kly to the top of a slave re- those intelligent, responsi-I New Orleans, Old Louisia- volt he put into effect thel ible, spiritual human beings na, etc) bis primary interest prineiples of Liberty, Equal-! who change the course of MAGAZINES CHILDREN ity, Fraternity. He began was in aixistery OF STRANGERS, fiction. bis only a guerrilla but soon com- The portrait of Toussaint IN novel, was bis favrrite book manded an army of free men Louverture on the front of who drove out first the En- the jacket by Warren Chap: died on 1946. ENGLISH He Abril 9, tbe- glish, then the Spanish andpell is a composite made A abheared tem davs jn afterward the personal finally the French authori-from a group of old drawSole distributor of the re the New Orle- ties when they refused to ad-ings and engravings. The arNew York Herald Tribune column of wbat Mr. here to the principles af 1789 tist has tried in so far as is (Deliver daily t0 your door) and newshabers trionds consider bis Toussaint was not only a possible to produce and auRue Roux Saxon' ehitabh. Genroe resourceful general and sta- thentic likeness of the great A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 most fitrine tesmanlike administrator, helliberator, Session Perry, another great --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 MONTE CARLO A has tried in so far as is (Deliver daily t0 your door) and newshabers trionds consider bis Toussaint was not only a possible to produce and auRue Roux Saxon' ehitabh. Genroe resourceful general and sta- thentic likeness of the great A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 most fitrine tesmanlike administrator, helliberator, Session Perry, another great --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 MONTE CARLO A OFTHE A ME RICAS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE x21s ONE ARM BANDITS.. Fnim "CASINO NATIONAL" WARM LOOK. WEATHER IS WITH US REMEMBER It does not burt the eyes aGadé pa boulé gén OUR SODA FOUNTAIN PLAIN FOOD TALKI NATIONAL LOCAL SERVES MUSEUM SONGS THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS a change in ordinary food! AND ICE CREAM Frencb, German, American, of LA BELLE CREOLE and Creole, Cooking Ti mâmâ PORT-AU-PRINCE Fait ki choye pour moin KALMAR'S CAFE 0Pa quitém alé Bountifal, A unique collection of re- Ti mâmâ LUNCHEON Complet CLUB de Mars lics are to be found, at the Fait ti bo pour moin Cbamp NATIONAL MUSEUM of Pa quitém alé Served today - DINNER TABOU Port - au Prince on the Depuis quelques jours Abundant witk Champ de Mars. Cé gnou seule parole variety Famous for its Qui nan bouche Plenty of palate appeal. DINING, DANCING, Atmosphere Visiting Hours: Monday Toute ti moune (Your Favorite drink ma10c Hamburgers tbrough Saturday 9 AM Qui pral l'école de by Experienced Mixoloand a favoite Drinks 12 noon Ou mâme ak moin rist) tad Saturday nite spot and Service Cé deux pigeons IBO LELE witb games and floor show Foc nous joui la vie COCKTAIL HOUR Jusqu'à ce que n'mouri. RAVIOLI HIGGINS AT 0Dishing Up Ti Mâmâ (Over Looking the PetionHOTEL ROOSEVELT Do something for me and GOOD FOOD wille Square) BAR D'HAITI don't let me go Ti Mâmâ is our specialty Give me a little kiss ALSO CAPTAIN ACES AT COOL KENSCOFF and don't let me go ICE CREAM Since 'a few days, it is in COFFEE 5.000 Fi. above Sea- Level the mouth of everyone goSODA POP DINE BY THE The best ing to school DRINKS Cuisine E Rooms You and I are two pigeons WATERS EDGE and Wine Cellar So lets enjoy life E A Till the die SAvOY day we EXCELLENT FOOD CHATELET DES FLEURS IDI RESTAURANT! M Recordings of Haitian AND SERVICE Music by El Saieh, are now Enjoy an Exceptional on Sale at MILEAGE DINNER LA BELLE CREOLE Tourist (calling to old wo- 3 OUT DOOR CAFE CLOSE SHAVE man on porch of mountain FRENCH AMERICAN TONIGHT The muggers closed in on shack); How far is it to thel the Scot visiting New York. nearest town? AND CREOLE CUISINE AT The Highlander put up a ter Woman: Pa figgers hits rific struggle. Recordings of Haitian AND SERVICE Music by El Saieh, are now Enjoy an Exceptional on Sale at MILEAGE DINNER LA BELLE CREOLE Tourist (calling to old wo- 3 OUT DOOR CAFE CLOSE SHAVE man on porch of mountain FRENCH AMERICAN TONIGHT The muggers closed in on shack); How far is it to thel the Scot visiting New York. nearest town? AND CREOLE CUISINE AT The Highlander put up a ter Woman: Pa figgers hits rific struggle. Eventually he about 10 miles thar and 12 BAR AUX ORGHIDEES was subdued by sheer num- miles back, on accounta him CONIQUE bers LL and his pockets yield walkin's straighter goin' Palmiste Section Tstionville ed a nicked and a calling than comin'. card. Cold Drink Exposition <That was a close escape, and Sandwicb boys>, said the leader of the (American Style Grocery) VOD0O CLUB gan. <He's a Scot Le if he'd Rue Pavee " 2 blocks had $10, we'd all be dead.> DANCING CARREFOUR Aftonbladet, From tbe Grand Rue EVERY NITE CENTRAL MARKET NOTICE Saturday Nite CLUB In Port-an-Prince GENUINE GERMAN Is BEER, FRANKFURTERS 1 EL RANCHO-. CABANE CHOUCOUNE AND CAR Nite CUISINE ENEE A HIRE CLUB HOTEL -Emjoy all Club Facilities SQUAB BEER GARDEN amid pleasant Surroundings SUPER FRESH HAYTIAN TRAVBL Open for Membersbip SPECLALTIES OF SERVICE (Grand Rise Next to *NOBBE BONDELS> Apply: Antoine Dupoux Mgr. TEL: 7133 Pharmacie Telemaque (Exposition Grounds) TEL: 2242 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 9 EVE HAITI THIS WEEK... HAITIAN AMERICAN COLONEL MAGLOIRE CHILI INDEPENDANCE be vagueINSTITUTE REVIEWS HONORED DAY ACTTVITIES ASK FOR Dont In Colonel Magloire's ho- Minister of Chili and MaThe Haitian American Ins nor this morning at 9 AM a dame Darrigrandi held a titute. began registration for party is to be held at Thor, grand fête at their residence French. and Dnglish classes near Arcachon. in Pacot last monday night. on Wednesday ofthis week. The occasion was the anniClasses will begin oh Octor versary Gf: the Independanber 2nd. Haig SCOTCH WHISKY For the benetit-offbolh CONFERENCE AT ce of Chili THEATRE DE VERDURE Present at the fête were Hailan and Americans in MONDAY NIGHT Members of the Military Port-au-Prince, the Institate Junta General Lavaud, Col., AG E co has requested that the HAI- Lawyer, RenerJ. Rosemond Levelt and Col. Magloire," TLSUN remind its Government Officials EtoL4ai ofthe following feactres seaderstis of sponsoring a conference, bers of the Mem- and Coa7ae fered by the Cultural Center at the Theatre delverdure, Consular Diplomatic other NE FAMOUS SINCE 1627 this year. monday night at 6 P.M. in Corps and im IRE SALT Ait K P2ASAEAS KIEOIS 1 French classes at all monday nighthat 6 p.m ho-pprtant personages, nor of presidential candidate Vve F. L4ai ofthe following feactres seaderstis of sponsoring a conference, bers of the Mem- and Coa7ae fered by the Cultural Center at the Theatre delverdure, Consular Diplomatic other NE FAMOUS SINCE 1627 this year. monday night at 6 P.M. in Corps and im IRE SALT Ait K P2ASAEAS KIEOIS 1 French classes at all monday nighthat 6 p.m ho-pprtant personages, nor of presidential candidate Vve F. Bermingham SHeCrs, Pert-am-Printe levels given by Mrs. Andree Col. Magloire. Général Agente Perry. Classes meet three (3) BAKERY BAKES days'a week usually MonHours day, Wednesday, and Friday. PRISONER SHOT The, chimney and root of arranged to suit the Edouard Matayers Bakery, Students. TA In Line the St. Antoine Rue Courbe Complete 2- The History, of Mu- Tuesde noon, a prisoner areaon en joux, caught fire and Maca- No sic TA priceless opporuni- deavoring to, escape, attack- Execessive damage Triday. was done ly for music lovers who ed his guard, and in thel as' the fire Brigade arrived want to enrich their know- fight thas ensued was shot-in time. Telephone BATTERIES and (The: was of ledge appreciation: ofThe prisoner was operated, working. good music from the classics on Thesday afternoon, and is For : to 1a7z The Institutes 200/recovery at the general Hosrecord Car volume collection will pital. Every be availabe for illustrations. MANIFESTATION OF For The course wiil run every 50.000 IN FAVOR OF 7:00 to Pocketbook! 8:00 P.M. Every Mfonday NOT SO COL. MAGLOIRE 3. American CivilizaMotor King Batteries ion A ninety-five (95) lec The Newspaper Le Ma- Tuesday evening a mass ture symapostum of the essen- tinspublished in their Thursyméeting of some 50.000 per- - AT tials in American History, day. issue that the contract sons-was held et the Champ Literature Art, Musie, Folk- with Scipa had been signed. de Mars to acciaim Colonel lore, Philosophy etc. It is an According to enformation Pau E. Magloire their choise FIRFSTONE attempt to explain American received by the cHaiti Sun>, as presidential candidate in MOTOR and the American mind ande the contract 1s still-being dis the coming elecions. heir nelationship over the cussed, but is expected to be FIT MOST CARS a past three hundred (300) signed this coming, week. People arrived from all years. The course. will run parts of the countryin autoMonday. Wednesday, Friday, mobiles and On foot, to acKING 6:00 to 7:00 P.M. SIZZLING SLOOP caim ther popular candidate, A library of nearly four Sneeches were delivered by thousand (40003 volumes: Karl Berman's Moter boat Me. Yves Destoughes, Mr. the latest periodicals includ- caught fire whi' it was be. Antoine Théano, Dr. Seying life. Time, Vogue, Haring repaired Thursday, at mour day, Mr. Alain Larapers' and many-others. A mu Bizoton. The fire was exin- que fils, President of the slc collection of two hundred guished with out serious da- kJeunesse Démocratique>Mr (200). Volumes, Membership mage to the boat Molière Compas, President Irecions rulés, have been revised this of the Federation Syndicale AXXXBRAST year to also permit : $.00 MAN Haitienne, Mr. Louis Decamembers to borraw records. TAKES 30 Ft. DIVE trel, Me. Ludovic Bellanton, Firesione 5. - Every INTO SOLID ROCK Madame Madeleine SERAERASI F at8:00 o'elock, Friday nighe Sylvain the Institute Tuesday: afternoon Bouehereau, Me. as, President Irecions rulés, have been revised this of the Federation Syndicale AXXXBRAST year to also permit : $.00 MAN Haitienne, Mr. Louis Decamembers to borraw records. TAKES 30 Ft. DIVE trel, Me. Ludovic Bellanton, Firesione 5. - Every INTO SOLID ROCK Madame Madeleine SERAERASI F at8:00 o'elock, Friday nighe Sylvain the Institute Tuesday: afternoon Bouehereau, Me. Emile St offers a cultural program of derly man was found an at the el- Lot and Colonel Paul E. Mageneral clutle interest. This may in bottom of the ravine goire. QUICKER STARTS.. or an exhibit a movie, or a lecture de-Chene. He was suffering Bols- The.erowd listened with invited, and I etc. You are alla loss of Memory and a frac- intense emotion to the deSMOOTHER PERFORMANCE! all 0 fyou will am find sure that tured skull. When interrog- clarations of Colonel Magloihing tox suit your some- ated at the general hospital, re, and appauded their apREG.75c cular interest: own parti- by his rescuers he refused proval late into the night. Firestone W The Institute is to give his name until paid 3 The Musical 8:00 to 12:00 and 4:00 open to from cents (True). of Lumane Casimir composition <Poter SPAR K Monday though Friday 8:00 Coller> was the and evenings Saturday from 8:00 theme IN song. T SETS OF 4 or MORE PLUGS to 12:00. SCHOOL TEACHERS CONFERENCE TURKEY The National association CONFERENCE AT DAMIEN SUPER FRESH of school teacher held a Con Ministre. of Agriculture, Each SPECIALTIES ference this week at the GRAND Cents Georges RUE Next. to school, <Republic of Vene- a conference Cadet, on presided over Pharmacie Telemaque zuela.> tion, at Damien this reforestra- week. --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 Tbe" Marriage of Miss Gla Alexandra Michel, Ellen De COOL OFF 2000 FT. dys Staco daugbter of Mr Young Craig and Stanly ABOVE: SEA LEVEL and Mrs.Henry Staco to Gé Vrooman, and SO many O- Excellent Cuisine rard Josepb, son of Mr. ans thers. Pleasant Cocketail Bar Mrs. Lélio Josepbywill take Comfortable rooms place at St- Pierre's Cburch REASONABLE Cool Temperature MN in Petionville on october <You're asking big pay Splendid view tbe 7 tb. for a man with, no experien- Ping Pong leach ce.x Horse back siding A Requiem Mass was offe Well, driving a truck is Large Swimming pool combin red saturday morning, at the much harder when you don't Orcbid Garden Catbedral, to commemorate know anything about it.> Petionville TEL: 1187 Monseigneur Louis Coli-toun tuesday. It was re- the death, a century ago, of gnon, Bisbop of Aux Cayes,ported tbut Plantation Cas- General Jose Gervasio Artireturned to Haiti this week tera is in tbe tbroes of a gas. from a tbree month trip tosuccessful Kanaf Harvest, - Mr. Panl Auxila Honoratbe U.S. and Canada. 73 Consul General for UruStaying at the Hotel Bl gueny, accompanied by fri Lieutenant Robert Mango- Rancho is endof tbe Republic attended mes. returned 10 New-York Norman P. the death, a century ago, of gnon, Bisbop of Aux Cayes,ported tbut Plantation Cas- General Jose Gervasio Artireturned to Haiti this week tera is in tbe tbroes of a gas. from a tbree month trip tosuccessful Kanaf Harvest, - Mr. Panl Auxila Honoratbe U.S. and Canada. 73 Consul General for UruStaying at the Hotel Bl gueny, accompanied by fri Lieutenant Robert Mango- Rancho is endof tbe Republic attended mes. returned 10 New-York Norman P. Eldredge, wbo the mass. Tuèsday, after spending ei-is director of tbe American General Jose Cervasio Arght days of Leave, with bis Tour dept: of Tbomas Gooké tigas. is tbe founder and Natamily and friends. and son. - tional bero of Urnguay, Lt. Mangones recently fimisbed a twvo year tour of du Last nigbt, a Mascarade A daugbter was born last ty in Japan. Ball was beld at Cercle dui monday, to Mr and Mrs. Comerce at Gonaives. Tbis Raymond Hloreille.Mrs.Flor Mr. Alan Deeming Left is an anniial Social funtion. ville wbo was the former Hayti tuesday, upon recei- tbat takes place dt tbe end Paula St-Aude, announces ing wwvord of tbe death of of each summer vacation. tbat thoy bave named tbeir a bis fatber, in New-York. Tbis year there wwas a Lar daugbier, Yanik. An instructor at tbe University of Maryland's scbool for Tbe Editor and Staff of ge attendance of Port-anbousewives demonstrates to ber students tbe. art of Hloral tbe Haiti Sun, offer tbeir princians. Mrs. Barbara Copeland - a arangement. TL condolence t0 tbe Deeming returned from the States, family. The funeral of Clara Last week. Vienx, took place tnesday, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Con Mr. and Mrs. Leonce Bonat the rad men a love P.M. Catbedral. Cla- Jordan are enjoying fthefagrance nefil Left Last tuesday for ra Viens, aunt of Madame tbree wweeks stay at the Thor Chicago, wbere they intend Jean Brierre, died Monday. land International Clab. Mr. ase CASHMERE BOUQUET 20 spend a 2 month vaca. Tbe Editor and Staff of the Jordan is a Texaco Compation. Haiti Sun, offer their condo- ny, world-wide represemtaAdmiral Haight, dolence to tbe tine. soap. accompu Vienx family nied by Mrs. Haight and and Mr. and Mrs. Jean daughter 2011, 2014, came to Brierre. Captain Dickey and fami7y. teturned to tbe U.S. wednesday. Captain Dickey bas Refresh... bas been reassigned to duky .Add 7 the Great Lake area. Zesi To The Hour Marcelle Laporte and Gerard Fils-Aime are engaged to be married. Married, saturday at the Sacré-Coeur cburch in turgean were Chrislaine Paul, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs, E donard P. Pail anil Jan Lau din son of tbe cbief of Protoa cole. The Davidson broke the Custom ties on their Model At fter the wonderful evening Is over, Ts: and are now tbe will the fragrant memory of you grand Boiguire! haunt his every dream? Par Handcock at Of course it will, if you bathe with Miss Katby Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Cashmere present visiting in tbe states, Bouquet gently caresses your skin leavis now in New-York and exing it with the fragrance men love. This pected to retuirn to Port tbe tantalizingt bouquet comes from a secret first part of October. Sres rpaer wedding of twenty-one rare perfumes, far more costly than you'd expect to find in any soap. Neus From Everett Erb wbo bas been Travelling exBe forever sweet and dainty, with tensively in the U.S. Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Cashmere present visiting in tbe states, Bouquet gently caresses your skin leavis now in New-York and exing it with the fragrance men love. This pected to retuirn to Port tbe tantalizingt bouquet comes from a secret first part of October. Sres rpaer wedding of twenty-one rare perfumes, far more costly than you'd expect to find in any soap. Neus From Everett Erb wbo bas been Travelling exBe forever sweet and dainty, with tensively in the U.S. is that Cashmere Bouquet Soap forbe intends to return to Port ever alluring with Cashmere au-Prince Soon. Bouquet toiletries! RR2A 00220 pa2l Catie "Coke Barbara Sagar celebrated REaltaz her birthday Cashmere friday, with a grand party at her home in A Boudon. Among the Beuguet C many mhajy Aitfor Heilher way both guest, present were, Scooter rade-tnarks mean the same thing. Joe Noustas EliSoep Fergerson, thabeth and Rona Roy, Su28 eOILED UNDER AVIHORITY OF THE COGA-COLA COMPANY BY sanne Bishop, Terry Smith --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 11 -NL a a2 ei TENNIS - NE SPORTE BALLS. JACKIE ROBINSON JOE LOUIS FAVORITE THERE'S STILL OVER EZZARD CHARLES Brooklyn, N. Y. Broo- Bill Powers, publicity diklyn Second Baseman Jac- rector of the Volusia and TIME kie Robinson will manage Palm beach Kennel Clubs. the Mayaguez team in the Who was once Part owner Puerto Rican League during of Ezzard Charles contract TO ENJOY the diamond off-season, The believes that Charles will PAA batting star will not play, Lose to Joe Louis. Wednesbut will confine himself to day night. master-minding. Powers believes that EzSUMMER zard is too frail to stand up under Louis' pounding. EAST WEST GRID EXCURSIONS GAME SOLD OUT SAN FRANCISCO.--AIL CIRCLE TRIPS gone> was the answer given Tuesday to prospective buyers of tickets to San FranFROM Dunlop cisco's 26th annuai Shrine Sport Store East-West football game to Grand' Rue be played Dec. 30. William N. Coffman, maPort-au-Prince naging director of the classic SPEAR FISHING said Kezar Stadium was alway Sold out during TO On tbe beautiful reefs of East-West contests, but neizbe bay of Port-an-Prince. ver SO early in the season. For information Tickets went on sale in mid TelepboAugust for the ne : 3217 game. HORACE Jackie Robinsort Star seFOOTBALL The Miami ASHTON cond baseman for the Brook top ten Coaches of Montego New College football bay lyn, York, baseball teams in team (the Dodgers), Jackie the states voice the AND that opinion was voted the most valuable Notre Dame will be PLAY B ALL! played in the National Lea- the number one team in the gue, one of the two major nation this year. baseball organizations in A- The poll rated the top 10 merica, in 1949. as follows: Notre Dame,Ar my, Michigan, Tennessee, Kingston Texas, Oklahoma, Stanford, ROUND TRIP ARGENTINE GOLF STARS Illinois Cornell and SouthGET FIRST 4BALL BID Of course each of the 9 Two Argentine golfers other coaches who gave Robert de Vicenzo and Anto these rating has a team ponio Cerda-Thursday had tentially strong enough to $100 the distinction of getting the fell the vaunted Irish. So it saving first invitation to play in thé appears that this opinion a. merica, in 1949. as follows: Notre Dame,Ar my, Michigan, Tennessee, Kingston Texas, Oklahoma, Stanford, ROUND TRIP ARGENTINE GOLF STARS Illinois Cornell and SouthGET FIRST 4BALL BID Of course each of the 9 Two Argentine golfers other coaches who gave Robert de Vicenzo and Anto these rating has a team ponio Cerda-Thursday had tentially strong enough to $100 the distinction of getting the fell the vaunted Irish. So it saving first invitation to play in thé appears that this opinion a. 10.000 International bears a great resemblance Four Ball gold tournament to the sobbing FRANK in Miami, Dec. 5-10. LEAHY before humiliating $35 De Vicenzo and Cerda will each of his opponents every form one of the 16 invited year. teams exempt from qualify- I smacks a little of Bo ing for match play at the Mc Millians famous phase EFFECTIVE THRU Miami Country club. The o-] <My po' little boys>. ther 16 teams mustwin their SEPTEMBER 30 TH places in an 18-hole test. BREAKFAST IMPORTANT MEAL Don't DAY LIMIT let the family shirk When a woman has once good breakfast fare even in STOP OVERS PERMITTED aroused a man's passion, she warm weather. The first is always sacred to him. In meal of the day should supEN ROUTE his eyes she possesses eter- ply one-quarter to one-third nal privileges. Should he of the daily food needs. meet her again, aged or un- Silencel is not always a rrorth of his, she still has a Sign of Wisdom, but Babclaim to his heart. bling is ever a"Folly. BALZAS FRANKLIN. PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS * Do Haiti Sun having pretty Peg- (7 T mrinde movies at Enclish Language Sunday He the sereen eurves SRELT "The Sleeping en- Editor: Rernard Diederichbaper. CLIP and she's the Gerant E PASSENGER. CARGO -E MAIL. PER radays in "Harvey Responsable: Emmannel A. Mainville le E H Rue Dantès Destouches ny Stewart play being starred. filmed with Jins- Subscription Rates:- 1ic. Copy. 50c Montbly Address: Royal Dry Clean ng Bj4 Rm. 6. --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 PAB ST is the BEST BEER Service POPE PIUS RAPS SPANISH GALLEON THE SECOND "Classified Church EXCESSES OF STATE FOUND BY DIVER LATIN AMERICAN CATHOLIC SERVICES Miami, Fla - Discovery TRAINEE CONFERENCE HOSPITAL CHAPEL Castel Gandolfo; Italy - of Seventeenth Century Spa- continued from Page 3 Classified advertisements Mass at 8.30 a.m sermon by Pope Pits XII spoke out Fri isb galleon in tbe once pira- ECONOMIC DEVELOPaccepted for tbings want Fatber Smith in Englisb day against excesses of sta- rida keys was reported a jew MENT OF LATIN AMERIa Or umvanted; articles for te control, declaring neit- sat.ago by deep-sea diver Art- CA - Lack of balance in. esale; personal services; mis- SACRE-COEUR ber tbe- individual nor tbe te-infested water off the Flo nical assistance, and investcellaneons items, such as Masses are at 4,6,8,10 a.m. family sbould be absorbed bur McKee. conomic development, techjobs wanted; bouses for CATHEDRAL by tbe state.> Mr. McKee recovered a ment of capital were dicussrent; tutoring; traveling Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, He addressed in French 2 70-pound silver ingot from reached were: 1) that there companions; ideas for sale: 8.30 a.m bundred delegates from 10 the skeleton of anotber 300-ed, and major conclusions not accebted, advertisements nations wbo bad attended years-old sunken vessel last is a need for offering suffiof. for CATHEDRAL by tbe state.> Mr. McKee recovered a ment of capital were dicussrent; tutoring; traveling Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, He addressed in French 2 70-pound silver ingot from reached were: 1) that there companions; ideas for sale: 8.30 a.m bundred delegates from 10 the skeleton of anotber 300-ed, and major conclusions not accebted, advertisements nations wbo bad attended years-old sunken vessel last is a need for offering suffiof. political nature. Rate: ST GERARD tbe Eightb International year and sold it to the Smith cient guarantees to foreign in 25c per insertion, maximum (Near the Oloffson Hotel) Congress of Administrative sonian Institute for one tbou vestors as well as freedom of of 15 wwords. Masses are at 5.30, 7,8.30 Sciences in Florence. sand dollars. action to employ personnel Wanted ST. JEAN BOSCO The Pontiff said there we He said bis latest find bas on the basic of technical Jeep in good condition Mass is. at 9 a.m re certain rigbts of indivi- netted bim pieces of eigbt, ability without restricion to with good tyres. HOLY TRINITY duals and families tbe state a fivedbossand-pomd amch-nationalitsy: and 2) that prefe Apbly Haiti sun CATHEDRAL must always protect and can Or, a tbree- thousand-pound rence should be given to the not xviolate several camnon balls production of domestic artiHouse for Rent in Bizotone (EPISCOPAL) OT sacrifice to camnon, the education of techni2 Bed rooms Beautiful view Mass 4.00 a.m French a He pretended common goods and a silver McKee mug. was in tbe cles, cians, and the expansion of of tbe bay and large garden. Mass 7.30 a.m. English described tbese as the beadlines Mr. Last wben be cultivation to unpopulated re Apbly Haiti sun Mass 9.00 a. m French rigbt to bonor and a good May gions. Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French reputation, the rigbt and tbe told of being kidnapped.rob Reader in Pacot with telefreedom to venerate tbe true bed of two bundred dollars PHYSICAL SCIENCES pbone wbich doesn't work EPIPHANY CHAPEL God, tbe original rigbt of and tbrown from a speeding 1) Research tools and equipwants a qualified Indian to Mass 6.00 a.m French parents over their children antomobile in New York Ci ment must be made available send and receive smoke si-! Mass 8.00 a.m French and tbeir education.> 117. to Latin America; 2). populagmals from top of Telema- - rization of science should be que Pharmacie on ibe Grand encouraged and supported as Rue Mast bave good eyes "THRÉE CHEERS FOR TAE R8D, WAITS AND BLUEr much as possible by both pri and be able to keep secrets. vatie and governrent interests; and 3) efforts should Try to call 5669. be made to direct the study of science to <hobby groups> Wanted of students which could supFurnisbed House Or apartplement classroom training. ment in or around petionvilTHE PROBLEMS OF EDU le 2 Bed rooms CATION IN LATIN AMERI Apply Haiti suen CA L The principal obstaGrand Piano, in good con cles in this field were described as 1) lack of funds to dition reputable make, want iniiate improved shoul ed by Music Student. forms; and 2) religious reApply Haiti Sun juidce. It was generally pre- agExchange land for carreed that the objectives of Valuable area of Land on education in Latin America the New Petionville roadshould be directed toward a person wisbes exchange the more practical and produeabove for a car tbat is in tive end result rather than good condition. obstaGrand Piano, in good con cles in this field were described as 1) lack of funds to dition reputable make, want iniiate improved shoul ed by Music Student. forms; and 2) religious reApply Haiti Sun juidce. It was generally pre- agExchange land for carreed that the objectives of Valuable area of Land on education in Latin America the New Petionville roadshould be directed toward a person wisbes exchange the more practical and produeabove for a car tbat is in tive end result rather than good condition. (The road emphasizin gthe classical siu is in brand new condition). dies as' heretofore. Apply Haiti Sun EDUCATION AND CULTU RAL AXCHANGE l 1) Fun RENAULT FOR SALE damental education in its broad social, economic and 4 Montbs Old educational application is ba Small mileage sic to raising the standard Ixcellent condition of in Latin America; Town livisg Ou ner Leaving 2) the problem of lack of Apply Haiti Sun teaching materials in Latin SHARE OFFICE America must be solved; 3) Excellent office there is a need to expand the Just off Grand Rie cultural relations between Small rentral. the Americas by increasing the exchange of persons Parents Interested in Pri- (both ways) and information; vate English speaking school and 4) the importance of Enfor 4 ands year olds. gish for study and training in scientific and technical Apply Haiti Sun subjects in 'the United States should be strongly emphas- "TUITION' ized. Lessons of French and Spa ish to Englisb speaking perSOMS Comuersational Pretty SQUAB Metbod around last Peggy Dow is a noise oMiss like Independence" a this Sinee the Pourth of July rolled Apply $o Professor Charles started with Mht ag in Hiding, string .se giant-t Tmt with firecraekers in movieland. SUPER FRESH E. Stepbew C/Q Editor cHai released, and SPECLALTIES - the to ge ot crescende CPEa to theeastof # sum, vull T proud kerestf als sa e Palitser of tho Price Sag she play b ote in which Janes Stewart d Peer may) (Grend Kue - Next to - Hea Pbarmacie Telemaque E --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 11 -N - C 3 AEUNLEME a - TENNIS à SPORTE BALLS. JACKIE ROBINSON JOE LOUIS FAVORITE THERE'S STILL OVER EZZARD CHARLES Brooklyn, N. Y. Broo- Bill Powers, publicity diklyn Second Baseman Jac- rector of the Volusia and TIME kie Robinson will manage Palm beach Kennel Clubs. the Mayaguez team in the Who was once Part owner Puerto Rican League during of Ezzard Charles contract the diamond off-season, The believes that Charles will TO ENJOY PAA batting star will not play, Lose to Joe Louis. Wednesbut will confine himself to day night. master-minding. Powers believes that EzSUMMER zard is too frail to stand up under Louis' pounding. EAST WEST GRID EXCURSIONS GAME SOLD OUT SAN FRANCISCO.--A1L gone>. was the answer given CIRCLE TRIPS Tuesday to prospective buvers of tickets to San FranFROM Dunlop cisco's 26th annuai Shrine Sport Store East-West football game to Grand'Rue be played Dec. 30. William N. Coffman, maPort-au-Prince naging director of the classic SPEAR FISHING 'said Kezar Stadium was alway Sold out during East-West contests, but neTO On tbe beautiful reefs of ver so early in the season. SAN FRANCISCO.--A1L gone>. was the answer given CIRCLE TRIPS Tuesday to prospective buvers of tickets to San FranFROM Dunlop cisco's 26th annuai Shrine Sport Store East-West football game to Grand'Rue be played Dec. 30. William N. Coffman, maPort-au-Prince naging director of the classic SPEAR FISHING 'said Kezar Stadium was alway Sold out during East-West contests, but neTO On tbe beautiful reefs of ver so early in the season. izbe bay uf Port-au-Prince. Tickets went on sale in mid For information TelepboAugust for the game. me : 3217 HORACE Jackie Robinsont. Star seFOOTBALL cond The ten Miami Montego ASHTON baseman for the Brook tcp Coaches of New College football teams in bay lyn, York, baseball team (the Dodgers), Jackie the states voice the opinion AND was voted the most valuable that Notre Dame will be PLAY BALL! - played in the National Lea- the number one team in the gue, one of the two major nation this year. baseball organizations in A- The poll rated the top 10 merica, in 1949. as follows: Notre Dame,Ar my, Michigan, Tennessee, Kingston Texas, Oklahoma, Stanford, ROUND TRIP ARGENTINE GOLF STARS Illinois Cornell and SouthGET FIRST 4BALL BID Of course each of the 9 Two Argentine golfers other coaches who gave Robert de Vicenzo and Anto these rating has a team ponio Cerda-Thursday had tentially strong enough to $100 the distinction of getting the fell the vaunted Irish. So it saving first invitation to play in the appears that this opinion 9. 10.000 International bears a great resemblance Four Ball tournament to the sobbing FRANK in Miami, LEAHY before humiliating 5-10. $3 fol - De Vicenzo and Cerda will each of his opponents every form one of the 16 invited year. It smacks a little of Bo teams exempt from qualify- Mc Millians famous phase ing for match play at the EFFECTIVE THRU Miami Country club. The 0- <My po' little boys>. ther 16 teams must win their BREAKFAST SEPTEMBER 30 TH places in an 18-hole test. MEAL IMPORTANT Don't Jet the family shirk 60 DAY LIMIT When a woman has once good breakfast fare even in STOP OVERS PERMITTED aroused a man's passion, she warm weather. The first is always sacred to him. In meal of the day should supEN ROUTE his eyes she possesses eter- ply one-quarter to one-third nal privileges. Should he of the daily food needs. meet her again, aged or un- Silence is not always a rvorth of his, she still has a Sign of Wisdom, but Babclaim to his heart. bling is ever a"Folly. BALZAS FRANKLIN. PAN AMERICAN WORD AIRWAYS SAAO Do mind having pretty Peg- Haiti Sun 09 Paarn f the movies at Erclish ?. Hei eurves en- Editor: Language Bernard Sunday the Sleeping Diederichbaper. and F SN Gerant Responsable: - PASSENGER. MAIL. CLIP PER CARGO F Emmannel A. Mainville le Ma Rue Dantès Destouches" ELE play Serier flmed with Jina- Subscription Rates:- 11c. Copy. 50c Montbly my Btowart starred. Address: Royal Dry Clean ng Bd4 Rm. 6. --- Page 14 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 MONTE CARLO 17 dw OF THE A M E RIC AS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE a21s ONE ARM MA BANDITS... "CASINO NATIONAL" WARM LOOK. WEATHER IS WITH US REMEMBER It does not burt the eyes aGadé pa boulé gén OUR SODA FOUNTAIN : PLAIN FOOD TALK! Rm. 6. --- Page 14 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 MONTE CARLO 17 dw OF THE A M E RIC AS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE a21s ONE ARM MA BANDITS... "CASINO NATIONAL" WARM LOOK. WEATHER IS WITH US REMEMBER It does not burt the eyes aGadé pa boulé gén OUR SODA FOUNTAIN : PLAIN FOOD TALK! NATIONAL LOCAL THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS SERVES DRINKS, MALTS 2 change in ordinary food! MUSEUM SONGS AND ICE CREAM French, German, American, of Ti mâmâ LA BELLE CREOLE and Creole, Cooking PORT-AU-PRINCE Fait ki choye pour moin KALMAR'S CAFE -0Pa quitém alé Bountifnl, Gomplet A collection of re- Ti mâmâ" * lics are unique to be found, at' the Fait ti bo pour moin LUNCHEON CLUB Cbamb de Mars NATIONAL MUSEUM of Pa quitém alé Served DINNER today TABOU Port - au - Prince on the Depuis quelques jours Abundant variety witk Champ de Mars. Cé gnou seule parole DINING, Famous for its Qui nan bouche Plenty of palate appeal. DANCING, Atmosphere Visiting Hours: Monday Toute ti moune (Your Favorite drink ma10c Hamburgers tbrougb Saturday 9 AM Qui pral l'école de bry Experienced Mixoloand a favoite Drinks 12 noon Ou mâme ak moin rist) Saturday nite spot witb and sbow and Service Cé deux pigeons IBO LELE games floor Foc nous joui la vie COCKTAIL HOUR Jusqu'à ce que n'mouri. RAVIOLI HIGGINS AT Dishing Up Ti Mâmâ (Over Looking the PetionHOTEL ROOSEVELT Do something for me and GOOD FOOD wille Square), BAR D'HAITI don't let me go Ti Mâmâ is our specialty Give me a little kiss ALSO CAPTAIN ACES AT COOL KENSCOFF and don't let me go ICE CREAM Since a few days, it isin COFFEE 5.000 Ft. above Sea- Level the mouth of everyone goSODA POP DINE BY THE Tbe best ing to school... DRINKS Cuisine Rooms You and I are two pigeons WATERS EDGE and Wine Cellar So lets enjoy life E Till the die SAvOY day we EXCELLENT FOOD CHATELET DES FLEURS H RESTAURANT BOK Recordings of Haitian AND SERVICE Music by El Saieh, are now Enjoy an Exceptional on Sale at MILEAGE DINNER LA BELLE CREOLE Tourist (calling to old so OUT DOOR CAFE CLOSE SHAVE man on porch of mountain FRENCH AMERICAN TONIGHT The muggers closed in on shack); How far is it to the the Scot visiting New York. nearest town? AND CREOLE CUISINE AT The Highlander put up a ter Woman: Pa figgers hit's rific struggle. Eventually he about 10 miles thar and 12; BAR AUX ORGHIDEES was subdued by sheer num- miles back, on accounta him CONIQUE bers and his pockets yield walkin's straighter goin' Fstionville ed a nicked and a calling than comin'. Palmiste Section card. Cold Drink Exposition <That was a close escape; and Sandwich boyss, said the leader of the (American Style Grouery) VODOO CLUB gan. The Highlander put up a ter Woman: Pa figgers hit's rific struggle. Eventually he about 10 miles thar and 12; BAR AUX ORGHIDEES was subdued by sheer num- miles back, on accounta him CONIQUE bers and his pockets yield walkin's straighter goin' Fstionville ed a nicked and a calling than comin'. Palmiste Section card. Cold Drink Exposition <That was a close escape; and Sandwich boyss, said the leader of the (American Style Grouery) VODOO CLUB gan. <He's a Scot L if he'd Rue Pavee - 2 blocks had $10, we'd all be dead.>- DANCING CARREFOUR Aftonbladet. From 1be Grand Rue EVERY NITE CENTRAL MARKET NOTICE Saturday Nite In CLUB Port-an-Prince GENUINE GERMAN Is BEER, FRANKFURTERS a EL RANCHO-. CABANE CHOUCOUNE AND, CAR Nite CUISINE RRET A CLUB HOTEL HIRE --Enjoy all Club Facilities SQUAB BEER GARDEN HAYTIAN amid pleasant Surroundings SUPER FRESH TRAVBL Open for Membersbip SPECLALTIES OF SERVICE Apbly: Antoine Dupous Mgr. Saturday Nite In CLUB Port-an-Prince GENUINE GERMAN Is BEER, FRANKFURTERS a EL RANCHO-. CABANE CHOUCOUNE AND, CAR Nite CUISINE RRET A CLUB HOTEL HIRE --Enjoy all Club Facilities SQUAB BEER GARDEN HAYTIAN amid pleasant Surroundings SUPER FRESH TRAVBL Open for Membersbip SPECLALTIES OF SERVICE Apbly: Antoine Dupous Mgr. TEL: 7133 (Grand Pharmacie Rie Next 16 NOBBE - BONDELS Telemaque (Exposition Grounds) TEL: 2242 --- Page 15 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 Tbe Marriage of Miss Gla Alexandra Michel, Ellen De COOL OFF 2000 FT. dys Staco daughter of Mr Young Craig and Stanly ABOVE SEA LEVEL and Mrs.Henry Staco to Gé Vrooman, and sO many O- Excellent Cuisine rard Joseph, son of Mr. ans thers. Pleasant Cocktail Bar Mrs. Lélio Josepbwill take Comjortable rooms place at St- Pierre's Churcb REASONABLE Cool Temperature NE 17 Petionville on october <You're asking big pay Splendid view tbe 7 th. for a man with, no experien- Ping Pong Beach ice.s Horse back siding A Requiem Mass was offe <Well, driving a truck is Large Swimming pool comion red Saturday morning, at tbe much harder when you don't Orchid Garden Catbedral, to commemorate know anything about it.> Petiomille TEL: 1187 Monseigneur Louis Coli-toun tuesday. It was re- tbe death, a century ago, of gnon, Bisbop of Aux Cayes,ported tbut Plantation Cas General Jose: Cervasia Artireturned to Haiti tbis weektera is in tbe tbroes cof a gas. from a tbree month trip tosuccessful Kanaf Harvest Mr: Paul Auxila Honora tbe U.S. and Canada. 73 Consul General for UriStaying at tbe Hotel El.8 sucw3.ctompanind by fri Lieutenant Robert Mango- Rancho is end.of tbe Republic attended mes returned t04 New-Yorkr Norman P. Eldredge, aubo tbe mass. Tnèsday, after spending ei-5 director: of tbe American General Jose Cervasio Arght days of Leave, with bis Tour dept: of.Tbomas Cook tigas. i tbe founder and Na family and friends. sand son. tiondl bero of Uruguay, Lt. Mangones recently fimisbed a two year tour of du Last night, a Mascarade A daugbter was born last tyin Japan. Ball was beld at Cercle di monday, to Mr and Mrs. W Comerce at Gonaives. Tbis Raymond Florville.Mr:Flor Mr. Alan Deeming Left is an anmal Social funtion. ville wbo was tbe former! Hayti tnesday, upon receiv- tbat takes place at the end Paula St-Ande, announces ing word of the death of of each summer vacation. tbat thay bave named tbeir bis jatber, in New-York. Tbis year tbere was a Lar daugbter, Yanik, An instructor at - tbe University The Editor and Staff of ge attendance of Port-anbousewives ber of Maryland's scbool for tbe Haiti Sun, offer their princians. Mrs. Barbara Copeland demonstrates to students tbe art of floral condolence 10 the Deeming S réturned from the States, arangement. M family. I The funeral of Clara Last week. Vieux, took place tnesday, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Con Mr. and Mrs. Leonce Bon- P. M. at tbe Catbedral., Cla- rad Jordan are a forthef enjoying fragrance men love nefil Left Last tuesday for ra Viens, aunt of Madame tbree weeks stay att tbe Tbor Chicago, wbere tbey intend Jean Brierre, died Monday. land International Club. Mr. use CASHMERE 20 spend a 2 month vaca. Tbe Editor and a BOUQUET Staff of tbe Jordan is Texaco Compation. Haiti Sun, offer tbéir condo- ny, world-wide representa Admiral Haight, accompa dolence 10 tbe Vienx family tive. soup. nied by Mrs, Haight and and Mr. and Mrs. Jean daugbter zo1, 2016, came toBrierre. Captain Dickey and famiy. teturned to the U.S. wednesday, Captain Dickey bas bas been reassigned to duty Refresh...Add in the Great Lake ared. Zest To The Hour Marcelle Laporte and Gerard Fils-Aime are engaged to be married. the ny, world-wide representa Admiral Haight, accompa dolence 10 tbe Vienx family tive. soup. nied by Mrs, Haight and and Mr. and Mrs. Jean daugbter zo1, 2016, came toBrierre. Captain Dickey and famiy. teturned to the U.S. wednesday, Captain Dickey bas bas been reassigned to duty Refresh...Add in the Great Lake ared. Zest To The Hour Marcelle Laporte and Gerard Fils-Aime are engaged to be married. the Married, saturday at Sacté-Coenr church in turgean were Chrislaine Paul, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs E donard P. Paul and Jan Lan din son of the cbiet of Protocole. Tbe Davidson broke tbe Custom ties on their Model fter the wonderful evening is over, Ts: and are now the Af will the fragrant memory of you grand Boiguire! haunt his every dream? Gar Miss Katby Handcock at Of course it will, if you bathe with present visiting in tbe states, Cashmere Bouquet Bouquet Soap. Cashmere and gently caresses your skin leavis now in New-York exingit with the fragrance men lovo. This pected to retuirn to Port tbe tantalizing bouquet comes from asecret first part of October. NA sypee wedding of twenty-one rare perfumes, Nr far more costly than you'd expect to M News From Everett Erb find in any soap. wbo bas been Travelling exBe forever sweet and dainty, with tensively in the U.S. is tbat Cashmere Bouquet Soap forbe intends to return to Port ever alluring with Cashmere au-Prince Soon. Bouquet toiletries! RAMA Cate Coke Barbara Sagar celebrated her birthday with Cashmere friday, a grand party at her home in T Boudon. Among the many Beuguet Aikfor ireither way. both guest, present were, Scooter Mrade-marks mean the same thing, Fergerson, Joe Noustas Elidegp OTED UNDER AVIHORITY OFI THE GOCA-COLA COMPANY BY thabeth and Rona Roy, SuX o de sanne Bishop, Terry Smith Soon. Bouquet toiletries! RAMA Cate Coke Barbara Sagar celebrated her birthday with Cashmere friday, a grand party at her home in T Boudon. Among the many Beuguet Aikfor ireither way. both guest, present were, Scooter Mrade-marks mean the same thing, Fergerson, Joe Noustas Elidegp OTED UNDER AVIHORITY OFI THE GOCA-COLA COMPANY BY thabeth and Rona Roy, SuX o de sanne Bishop, Terry Smith --- Page 16 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 2 WILD TORPEDO SINKS Dr. RALPH BUNCH 2 BOATS receives Nobel Peace Prize Portland, England, Twol Dr. Ralph Bunch, famous pleasure craft were torpedo- American Negro Statesman, ed and sunk by a Royal Na-y has received the Nobel Peavy prac.ice crew today by ce Prize, it was announced accident. in Norway Friday. Dr. Bunch bas been invited to Oslo in The torpedo, with a dura- December to receive the primy warhead, went wild in ze, which amounts to some Portland Harbor after being fired by the crew from a Na 530.000. vy range. It ripped through two boats moored at the Castle Cove sailing club. up on shore and was recovBoth went to the bottom.The The Admiralty said it had runaway torpedo finally ran no es.imate of the damage. United States Army troops examine two North Korean Communist tanks wbich we re destroyed by United Nations forces during a battle inthe Rebublic of Korea. 10 IN ISLAND CRASHES ARTISTS SUPPLIES INVASION SAFE Tempera Colours An army of fearsome maCrew of 2 Wrecked G rine invaders is pouring into Planes Taken Off Grumbacker Brusbes FARS the North Sea. Glacier by Ski Party It is coming from the SarLYONEL PAQUIN gasso Sea. One of the invaReykjavik, Iceland. Sur Rae Tranersiere Tel 3586 ders, a 35 foot octupus, vivors. of an Icelandic Airlicaught by a Swedish fish2074450, ne Skymaster crash and the erman, is said to be the larthree-man crew of a United LOBSTER gest netted in northern latiStates Army plane which Super Fresh tudes since 1550. enosoi 01 Sutkn porse.o Specialties Oceanographers at the hem from atop a 6.000 foot Grand Rue Charlottenlund Marine Liglacier arrived here today. Next 10 Pbarmacie e Station said the invasion The Skymaster crew af six Telemaque TEL: S induced by the current amen and a stewardess had bundance of he-ring in thebeen marooned on the glase waters, luring the eightMerey Mission.- Guarded by a rifleman riding on the cier seven days. of snow-covered Vatnakoell armed terrors from warmer tradiator and another behind, a wounded american soldier Two planes brought the Glacier after a ground party seas. is evacuated by Jeep from the Korean' front lines to a wreck survivors backs from had broreht them off the rear base hospital. an improvised airfield north ice on siiis. RUSSIA TO BUILD SECOND DAM ON DNEPR RIVER Plans to Irrigate 8.000.000 Acres in Ukraine Crimea and Step Up Power Out put Moscow - Soviet newspapers announced addiional government plans to build large hydroelectric and irrigation. projects, adding thousands of kilowayys to Russia's electrical production and reclaiming millions of acres in the Crimea and Asian desert regions. BRITISH NAVY STEPS UP STIRENGTH IN KOREA Ten thousand naval officers and men of the British Commonweath are now serv ing in the Far East. Seven housand of these are in Korean waters, where they have been serving since June 28, immediately after the U. N. decision to resist aggression in Korea. Miore ships of the British Navy: are now on their way to fight in Korea. This will make the total naval fighting force in Korean waters consisi of one aircraft carrier, four cruisers, one aircraft Waegwan Won A Lone American Soldier from the first cavalry division surveysthe ruins of battle shatte; maintenance ship, seven des tred Waegwan shor.ly after the north korean reds with-drew, leaving the town to U. N. forces. troyers and eight frigates. immediately after the U. N. decision to resist aggression in Korea. Miore ships of the British Navy: are now on their way to fight in Korea. This will make the total naval fighting force in Korean waters consisi of one aircraft carrier, four cruisers, one aircraft Waegwan Won A Lone American Soldier from the first cavalry division surveysthe ruins of battle shatte; maintenance ship, seven des tred Waegwan shor.ly after the north korean reds with-drew, leaving the town to U. N. forces. troyers and eight frigates. --- Page 17 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 PAGE 6 HAITI MAINTAINS MODERN IDENTIFICATION METHODS By T. Dickerson Cooke phan Wooley, Lieutenant Jac IA.S. TECHNIQUES the ques Ed. Etienne and Lieu- In describing present tenant Lucien Scott of the day work of his bureau, Lt. Assistant Director, Haitian Army's Police Bu- Etienne had this to say: Institute of Applied reau, which is the country's <In March of last year the Science Flaw enforcement agency, re- present Chief of Police, MaIcalled the finger print, histo- jor Marcaisse Prosper, who Editor's tote: Barly in ry of the republic, wanted to give a new impe1947 tbe Institute of Ap- The close relatlonship of tus to the service of Criminplied Science assigned to its Haiti and the United Statés al Identiffcation, facceptedi Assistant Director, T. Dick- shown when one remem- the services of Cleveland erson Cooke, a 22.000 mile bers that the later dispatch- Wilson, a graduate of the trip covering tbe South Ame ed units of the U. S. Marine Institute of Applied Science, rican republies,the West In- Corps to Haiti in 1915 to who is initiating the police dies, and the Caribbean arca help the tiny country regain officers into the efficient Tbis extensive journey bad political and financial stabi- Hechniques taught jby that a swo-jold purpose: First, t0 lity. It was during this pe- school. The Section of Idenstudy the identification and riod of occupation by the kification of the Bureau of HE investigation metbods in Marines that finger print id- Criminal Investigation in the countries visited, and entificadon was established Port-au-Prince now possessecond, to increase the good in Haiti, ses a file containing 16.000 meighborliness betveen id- In recounting those days, records an as many ten finentification officials of tbe Lieut. Etienne said: ger print sets classified acother countries of tbe westcording to, the Henry system ern bemisphere. <The finger print method In addition, the single finger The report printed bere is was introduced in Haiti in print system following the BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE ahe eleventh in thbe series, the Port-au-Prince Police Bul Batley method had just been tbe preuious ones baving co reau sometime in 1922 by W adopted.> wvored identification sys 1 H. Rupertus, Capitain of the Lieutenant Etienne, in dis tems jnt Puerto Rico, Cure- Gendarmerie of Haiti (now cussing his identification bu cao; Bolivia, Colombia, Ve- the Army of Haiti), who was/reau with your reporter said, meznla, Ecuador, Paraguay, then Chief of Police of Port- <Our Bureau of Idetification Richard the FIRESTONE Argentia the birtbplace au-Prince. Shaker is perhaps most modest of Latin American finger of the Haitian Gendarmerie, of all those you visited in the print science Chile and Assistant Chief of Police course of your numerous tra Cuba l of Port-au-Prince, was in vels of study. As <modest> Pe a 10% Cible Fost Copacilyl charge: of the Bureati ofas his bureau may be, two tuaree Some 800 miles southeast Criminal Investigation to cases will reflect the efficien a of Florida between. Cuba which was atlached, the Sec- cy with which it is directed, and Puerto Rico lies the tion of Criminal Identifica- On November 1, 1945, Jacisland of Hispaniola jointly tion In the year 1925 Lt. l of Port-au-Prince, was in vels of study. As <modest> Pe a 10% Cible Fost Copacilyl charge: of the Bureati ofas his bureau may be, two tuaree Some 800 miles southeast Criminal Investigation to cases will reflect the efficien a of Florida between. Cuba which was atlached, the Sec- cy with which it is directed, and Puerto Rico lies the tion of Criminal Identifica- On November 1, 1945, Jacisland of Hispaniola jointly tion In the year 1925 Lt. ques Paul enlisted in the shared by the Republic of Shaker taught the principles Garde d'Haiti as a soldier of Haiti and the Dominican Re of finger print classification lthe 4th Company at Port-aupublic. The history of the to three soldiers af the Gen- Prince, stating that'the enisland is one of inlense fas- darmerie of Haiti (Florian listment was his first, Army cination, and its close asso- Modé, Thomas Anténor, and officials, however, became ciation with the history of Thadal Lysias). Modé was suspicious, believing that he the United States 18, pointed successively promoted to 2nd was the same man that had out when one rècalls that Lt and 1st Lt., and placed at enlisted in the 3rd Company Christopher Columbs disco- the head of the Identifica- at Cap Haitien inJuly, 1943, yered the island in 1492 and tion Bureau in 1935 when under the name of St. Surin that his bones are reputed to the left Paul. Firestone Marine Corps Haiti. Finger print records remàin in the cathedral of <Lt. Shaker remained in of both enlistments were reFOOD R B B Crudad Trujillo, the capital charge of the identification moved from company files beautifully city. of the Dominican Repu- service until December,1920, and forwarded to Lt. Etiena curtee cabinet enamel. Has One freesing fnished out a ELE blic which spreads overl From then unal 1933 the Bune who quickly established temperature somnpartment where low a816° food maybe below quiekly and frozen two storage in the éastern two thirds of, meau of Identification was without any doubr that Jacmpartments, as Insulated with fve zero, inches of Fiberglas ahis Caribbeanggem. directed by Otto Poland, Sgt. ques Paul and St. Surin #uh a. Magist motor. 29-inch :. Freon dopth. refrigerant. 93-inch width, Haiti during the coloniza- U.S.MC. and Lt. of the Paul were one and the same Gendarmerie of Haiti, Fromman. tion. of the. western hemisphe 1933 to 1934 it was headed The other case told by Lt.l re by the European- empires by Frederick Belton, Sgt. U. Etienne involved an innocent that the man had killed' his liberated them from the was a prosperous French Co- S.M.C. and Là. of. the Gend- man who was saved by fin- daughter and had eplanteds chains of inept personal idlony, out of whose Negro sla armerie. From August, 1934, ger prin's from implication in the gun near her body to ma entification. .The bureau of id ve ranks. rose, among others,to December, 1937, Lt. Mo- his danughter's death. Du- ke the death appear as a suijentification at Porsau-PrinHenry Christophe to help lde was in charge af the iden'ring the evening of Novem- cide. However, powder tra- ce may always remain <moberate his people from bon- tification bureau.> ber 20, 1940, the body of Ir- ces discovered on the girl's dest> if compared in size dage and to aid in establish- In December, 1937, Lt. E-ma Azor was found left palm, as well as her fin-lis not necessarily indicanow an ing. what is the Republic tienne was made superinten- led on a bed in her home sprawl- prints on the firearm, reltion of a bureau's of Haiti: dent of the Bureau of Iden- Port-au-Prince. bon- tification bureau.> ber 20, 1940, the body of Ir- ces discovered on the girl's dest> if compared in size dage and to aid in establish- In December, 1937, Lt. E-ma Azor was found left palm, as well as her fin-lis not necessarily indicanow an ing. what is the Republic tienne was made superinten- led on a bed in her home sprawl- prints on the firearm, reltion of a bureau's of Haiti: dent of the Bureau of Iden- Port-au-Prince. She had been in.ger moved suspicious from the The efficiency of worth. The Haitian Lieutenant capital city of tification and has remained shot in the posterior area of father and permitted a con- Etienne's bureau attests Fort-a-Princewhere French at its head ever -since, assist- her skull with a revolver clusion of genuine suicide. its value o the of Hai to is still the national langua- ed by three other which lay beside her Just as ti. people ge, was one of the last stops and several enlisted men. officers In corpse. and his fellow Henry Christophe on the Institute of Applied 1940. he and several other A heated argument had ists early. insurrectionScience our of South Ame- officers were ta in the 19th centuSUSPECT rican and Caribbean identi- of given a course ken place between the vie-ry freed their countrymen fication training by a member of tim and her father, Frederick from slavery when de- <That's the bureaus, early in the F. B. T sent to Haiti Azor, earlier that they guy, Tm laying 1947. There Capitaine Ste- that for day; which feated the forces of France for,> muttered the hen as purpose. (first led police to assume so have the police of Haitil the farmer crossed the yard. --- Page 18 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 9 E HAITI THIS WEEK... HAITIAN AMERICAN COLONEL MAGLOIRE CHILI INDEPENDANCE be vagueINSTITUTE REVIEWS HONORED DAY ACTIVITIES ASK FOR In ho- Minister of Chili MaDont Colonel Magloire's and The Haitian American Ins mor shis morning ato AM a dame Darrigrandi held a titute, began registration for partyis to be held at Thor, grand fête rat their residence French, and English classes near Arcachon. in Pacot last monday night. on Wednesday of this week. The occasion was the anniClasses will begin on Octot versary Gf the Independanber 2nd. ce of Chili Haig SCOTCH WHISKY For the benefitctof/boin CONFERENCE VERDURE AT Present at the fête were Haitan and Americans in THEATRE MONDAY DI NIGHT Members of the Military Port-au-Prince, the Institute Junta General Lavaud, Col., has requested that the HAI- Lawyer, ReneJ Bosemond Levelt and Col. Magloire, TLSUN remind its sponsoring a conferenes, Government Officials MemE1DLAaiS Readesie of-the following feactres of at the Theatre delverdure. bers of the Diplomatic and enals fered by the Cultural Center monday night at 6P.M. in Consular Corps and other im VF FAMOUS SINCESI627 this year. monday nighthat 6 p.m ho- pprtant personages. B SEE wnirmntsmmtmmuins SIZROREOES 11 French classes at all nor of preaidential candidate Yve r. Bermingham Suecrs. Port-an-Prinee lèvels given Classes by Mrs. Andree Col. Magloire: verdure. bers of the Diplomatic and enals fered by the Cultural Center monday night at 6P.M. in Consular Corps and other im VF FAMOUS SINCESI627 this year. monday nighthat 6 p.m ho- pprtant personages. B SEE wnirmntsmmtmmuins SIZROREOES 11 French classes at all nor of preaidential candidate Yve r. Bermingham Suecrs. Port-an-Prinee lèvels given Classes by Mrs. Andree Col. Magloire: Général Agentr Perry. meet three (3) BAKERY BAKES days'a week usually Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PRISONER SHOT The chimney and roof of: Hours arranged to suit the Edouard Matayers Bakery, Students. In the St. Antoine area A Line on Rue Courbe and Maca- - Complete 2.5 The History. of Mu- Tuesdr noon, a prisoner en joux, caught fire Friday. No sic IA priceless opporuni- deavoring to escape, attack- Execessive damage was done ty for music lovers who ed his guard, and in thel as the fire Brigade arrived want to enrich their know- fight thas ensued was shotlin time. (The Telephone was BATTERIES ledge and was of appreciation of The prisoner operated, working, good music from the classics on Tuesday afternoon, and is to. jazz The Institutes 200frecovery at the general HosFor Every Car a volume record collection will pital, be availabe for illustrations. MANIFESTATION OF The course will run every 50.000 IN FAVOR OF For Every Pocketbook! Monday 7:00 to 8:00 PM. NOT SO COL MAGLOIRE 3. American Civilizaion A ninety-five (95) lec The Newspaper Le Ma- Tuesday evening a mass Motor King Batteries ture sympostum of the essen- tin--published in their Thurs meeting of some 50.000 pertials in American History, day, issue that the contract sons -was held et the Champ - AT Liferature Art, Musie, Folk- with Scipa had been signed. de Mars to accluim Colonel lore, Philosophy etc. It is an According to enformation Pau E. Magloire their choise FIRFSTONE attempt to explain American received by the cHaiti Sun>, as prestBential candidate in MOTOR and the American mind and the-contract 1s still being dis the coming eleciions. : heir nelationship over the cussed, but is. expected to be People arrived, from. all FIT MOST CARS N past three. hundred (300) signed this coming, week parts ofthe country.in'autol years. The course. will run mobiles and on foot, to acs 6:00 Monday, to 7:00 Wednesday, PM Friday, SIZZLING SLOOP caim ther popular candidate. KING A library of nearly four Speeches were delivered by thousand (40003 volumes. Karl Berman's Moter boat Mie. Yves Destouches, Mr. the latest periodicals includ- caught fire whi it was be. Antoine mour day, Théano, Mr. Alain Dr Lara- Sey ing.life. Time, Vogue, Har- ing repaired Thursday, at que fils, President of the pers'and many-othersi A mu Bizoton. The fire was * exiin- <Jeunesse Democratique>Mr sic collection of two hundred guished with out serious da- Molière President (200) volumes. Membership mage to the boat of the Federation Compas, Syndicale Iresione rulés have been revised this Haitienne, Mr. Louis DecaARANBARS year members to also permit F $B.00 MAN TAKES 30 Ft DIVE trel, Me. Ludovic Bellanton, 5. to borrew records. INTO SOLID ROCK Madame Madeleine Sylvain Tirtsione CRAERAEEU Every Friday nighe Me. Mr sic collection of two hundred guished with out serious da- Molière President (200) volumes. Membership mage to the boat of the Federation Compas, Syndicale Iresione rulés have been revised this Haitienne, Mr. Louis DecaARANBARS year members to also permit F $B.00 MAN TAKES 30 Ft DIVE trel, Me. Ludovic Bellanton, 5. to borrew records. INTO SOLID ROCK Madame Madeleine Sylvain Tirtsione CRAERAEEU Every Friday nighe Me. at8 8-00 o'clock, the Institute Tuesday. afternoon an el- Bouchereau, Lot and Colonel Paul Emile E. Ma- St offers a cultural program of derly man was found general interest. This may in bottom of the ravine at-the_goire. Boisclute. a movie, or a lecture dé-Chene. He was suffering The erowd listened with QUICKER STARTS.. or an exhibit etc. You are alla loss of Memory and a frac- intense emotion to the deinvited, and I am. sure that tured skull. When clarations of Colonel MagloiSMOOTHER PERFORMANCE! all 0 fyou will find some- ated at the general interrog- hospital, re, and appauded their apching to1 suit your own parti- by his rescuers he refused proval late in:o the night. REG. 75c Firestone cular interest: - to give his name until pald 31 The Musical composition Thel Institute is open from cents (True). of Lumane Casimir SPARK 8:00 to 12:00 and 4:00 to 8:00 Coller> was the evenings <Poter Monday though Friday and theme song. Saturday from 8:00 to 12:00. 3 IN SETS OF 4 or MORE PLUGS SCHOOL TEACHERS CONFERENCE CONFERENCE AT DAMIEN TURKEY The National association SUPER FRESH of school teacher held a Con Mimnistre of Agrioulture, SPECIALTIES ference this week at the Georges Cadet, presided over GRAND RUE Next. <Republic Each to school, 50Cents of Vene- a conference on reforestraPharmacie Telemaque zuela.> tion, at Damien this week. --- Page 19 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 PAGE 12 PAB ST is the BEST BEER Service POPE PIUS RAPS SPANISH GALLEON THE SECOND Classified Church EXCESSES OF STATE FOUND BY DIVER LATIN AMERICAN CATHOLIC SERVICES Miami, Fla - Discovery TRAINEE CONFERENCE HOSPITAL CHAPEL Castel Gandoljo, Italy - of Seventeenth Century Spa- continued from Page 3 Classified advertisements Mass at 8.30 a.m sermon by Pope Pius XII spoke out Fri isb galleon in tbe once pira- ECONOMIC DEVELOPare accepted for tbings wvant Fatber Smitb in Englisb day against excesses of sta- rida keys was reported a few! MENT OF LATIN AMERIed OT unvanted; articles for te control, declaring sneit- sat.ago by deep-sea diver Art- CA Lack of balance inesale; persomal services; mis- SACRE-COEUR ber the- individual nor the te-infested water off tbe Flonical assistance, and investcellaneous items, such as Masses are at 4,6,8,10 a.m. family sbould be absorbed bur McKee. conomic development, techjobs wwanted: bouses for CATHEDRAL by tbe state.> Mr. McKee recovered a ment of capital were dicussrent; tutoring; traveling Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, He addressed in Frenchb 2 70-pound silver ingot from reached were: 1) that there eompanions; ideas for sale: 8.30 a.m bundred delegates from 10 the skeleton of another 300- ed, and major conclusions not accepted, advertisements nations wbo bad attended years-old sunken vessel last is a need for offering' suffiof political nature. EDRAL by tbe state.> Mr. McKee recovered a ment of capital were dicussrent; tutoring; traveling Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, He addressed in Frenchb 2 70-pound silver ingot from reached were: 1) that there eompanions; ideas for sale: 8.30 a.m bundred delegates from 10 the skeleton of another 300- ed, and major conclusions not accepted, advertisements nations wbo bad attended years-old sunken vessel last is a need for offering' suffiof political nature. Rate: ST GERARD tbe Eigbth International year and sold it to the Smith cient guarantees to foreign in 25c per insertion, maximum (Near the Oloffson Hotel) Congress of Administrative sonian Institute for one thow vestors as well as freedom of of 15 wwords. Masses are at 5.30, 7,8.30, Sciences in Florence. sand dollars. action to employ personnel Wanted ST. JEAN BOSCO The Pontiff said there we He said bis Latest find bas on the basic of technical Jeep in good condition Mass is at 9 a.m re certain rights of indivi- netted bim pieces of eigbt, ability without restricion to wvith good tyres. HOLY TRINITY duals and families the state a fresbowsandpound anch- nationality; and 2) that prefe Apply Haiti sun CATHEDRAL must always protect and can or, a tbree- thousand-pound rence should be given to the: House for Rent in Bizotone (EPISCOPAL) not xviolate OF sacrifice to cannon, several cannon balls production the education of domestic artia a cles, of techni2. Bed rooms Beautiful view Mass 4.00 a.m French pretended common goods and silver McKee mug. tbe cians, and the expansion of of tbe bay and large garden. Mass 7.30 a.m. English He described tbese as 'tbe Mr. was wben in be cultivation to unpopulated re Apply Haiti sun Mass 9.00 a. m French right to bonor and good beadlines Last May Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French reputation, the rigbt and tbe told of being kidmapped.rob gions. Reader in Pacot witb telefreedom t0 venerate tbe true bed of two bundred dollars PHYSICAL SCIENCES phone wbich doesn't work EPIPHANY CHAPEL God, the original right of and tbroun from a speeding 1) Research tools and equipwwants a qualified Indian t0 Mass 6.00 a.m French parents over tbeir children antomobile in New York Ci ment must be made available send and receive smoke si Mass 8.00 a.m French and tbeir education.> ty. to Latin America; 2) populagnals from top of Telemarization of science should be que Pharmacie on ibe Grand "THREE CHEERS encouraged and supported as Rue Must bave good eyes FUR TAE RED, WAiTs AND DLUE er much as possible by both pri and bo able to keep secrets. vate and government interests; and 3) efforts should Try to call 5669. be made to direct the study of science to chobby groups> Wanted of students which could supFurnisbed. House Or apartplement classroom training. ment in or around petionvilTHE PROBLEMS OF EDU le 2 Bed rooms CATION IN LATIN AMERI Apply Haiti sun CA The principal obstaGrand Piano, in good con cles in this field were desdition reputable make, want cribed as 1) lack of funds to ed by Music Student. iniiate improved shoul reApply Haiti Sun forms; and 2) religious prejuidce. It was generally agExcbange land for carreed that the objectives of Valnable area of Land On education in Latin America: tbe New Petionville roadshould be directed toward a person wisbes exchbange tbe more practical and produeabover for a car tbat is in tive end result rather than condition. good con cles in this field were desdition reputable make, want cribed as 1) lack of funds to ed by Music Student. iniiate improved shoul reApply Haiti Sun forms; and 2) religious prejuidce. It was generally agExcbange land for carreed that the objectives of Valnable area of Land On education in Latin America: tbe New Petionville roadshould be directed toward a person wisbes exchbange tbe more practical and produeabover for a car tbat is in tive end result rather than condition. (The road emphasizin gthe classical siu f is, brand new condition). dies as' heretofore. Apply Haiti Sun EDUCATION AND CULTU RENAULT FOR SALE RAL AXCHANGE 1)Fun Q damental education in its 4 Months Old broad social, economic and Small mileage educational application is ba Ixcellent condition sic to raising the standard Ou ner Leaving Town of livisg in Latin America; Apply Haiti Sun 2) the problem of lack of teaching materials in Latin SHARE OFFICE America must be solved; 3) Excellent office there is a need to expand the Just off Grand Rie cultural relations between Small rentral. the Americas by increasing the exchange of persons Parents Interested in Pri- (both ways) and information; vate English speaking school and 4) the of En4 ands importance for year olds. gish for study and training in scientifie and technical Apply Haiti Sun subjects in 'the United States: should be strongly emphas- "TUITION ized. Lessons of French and Spa 3sb to English speaking perSOMS Comurrsational Metbod aroun Pretty last Pesgy year, Dow has Hollywood's M1ss like Independenee" this Sinee Pourth of July rolled SQUAB Professor arted noise a of Appls so Charles sta with her Pezis dise in string BL. Mesi in movieland. SUPER FRESH and in ICE E. Stephen CIQ Editor Hai movie The soon s Palitser be released, PLTE a aren to acatds the eastof SPECLALTIES sum, N play in Janes L # tat proud e kewettf as e d to b dare Sowars an Pegty way (Grend Kue - Next to Ea Ieatt L Pbarmacie Telemsque --- Page 20 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 PAGE 4 POETS CORNER 0r duonosco SHAKESPEARE AT WAR a Whatl has he been here all the time? (LEO> FOR THOSE <CANCER> FOR THOSE BATTLEDRESS VIRGO> FOR 24 THOSE, JULY 23 L AUGUST23 ORI TORN JUNE 22 JULY 23 BORE AUGUST SEPTEM Their clothes are after such BER 23 OR VIRGO RISING. ELEO, RISING SUN. Expansive morn= a pagan cut, t00. SUN A A.M's intensity, SUN. LE It's difficult toing plans can lead you too Henry VIII overfrankness, or rush, loses get agreement when every- far atield. Travel is not adits point in happy - go-luc- one in the clan wants to go visable: AIR FORCE ky company. Get on better his own way. Pool ideas and MON. Tackle 'practical termb with- eslf and others. keep expenses down. working delails of jobs, busiri put a girdle round abou: MON L Shop, improve ho MON If you believe in ness or home. Buy supplies; the earthin forty minutes. conditions, yourself "and ideas it's a order repairs; hire help. A Midsummer Night's Dream me secure or business of all cinch to pur them over. Wéariness comes on early but approval dreary dull Luck'swith you: Travel; sell. at night. SILENCE SERVICE concerned. Night burst TUE. Personal conflicts TUE. Financial and eFor every pelting petty ofti TUE. Irritations fom forth; loss, disrupt the home. Selfish de- motinal security are under fi prfotect yourself cer accidént, argument in a.m. repairs; hire help. A Midsummer Night's Dream me secure or business of all cinch to pur them over. Wéariness comes on early but approval dreary dull Luck'swith you: Travel; sell. at night. SILENCE SERVICE concerned. Night burst TUE. Personal conflicts TUE. Financial and eFor every pelting petty ofti TUE. Irritations fom forth; loss, disrupt the home. Selfish de- motinal security are under fi prfotect yourself cer accidént, argument in a.m. mands: arouse bitter opposi- re; children's losses can be Would use his heaven for th Advice, help, diversion can tion. Find some new basis for expensive. Pariners comes up. under; nothing but thunder. Dr William Carlos Wil-l turn the ide later. fair Jand amicable adjust- with good ideas in evening; Measure for Measure liams, an American poet who WED - Be ready for sur ment. listen. has distinguished hinself in prise invitations, visitors, WED. You'vé more drivel WED. A breakfast arguTOO TRUE two careers.that of medici- new. Have cash on hand, and determination to get ment cant spoil the whole day What bloody, man it that ner and that of letters, was clothes ready, to grasp open- tkrings done. Don't Jet high and leave you in a position He can report. of the revolt recently elected to member- ings without delay, embarass tension. wires cross or let mis of missing an unexpected -This is the Sergeant! ship in the National Institurust gum up the works. chance for a personal victory Macbeth Ite of Arts and Letters, A ment. THUR, - Push personal THU. Get what's due merica's highest representa- affairs or you for effort expended THUR. Listen to others' EMBARKATION LEAVE tive body of the arts arrrangements and get it in cash. Drive' a suggestions, invitations; neAs-many farewells asl be star social activilies shopping, but fair gotiate for an . smoother relationships. hard, bargain. advangéous S m heaven, FRI FRI Competition's keen, position: celebrate successes With distinct breath and con A SHROPSHIRE LAD Hitches in delive- and can be rough when it FRI Money questions sign'd kissesi to them, Oh, when I was in love ries, extra tasks, rush orders, gets too personal. Force no come up again; talk things He fumbles up into a loose with yoy, then I was clean put extra strain on patience. issues with partners that dis over with others involved adieu; and brave how well did I be- Control tongue, temper; pre- tup: domestic peace. curb their expansive plans. And scants us with a single have. vent, cuis, burns. famish'd kiss, And now the fancy passes SAT. Workaday tasks, SAT Big ideas can SAT. You're sill on the Disiasted with the salt of br by, and no.hing will remain, making changes, proceed un- throw éxpenses wildly out same subject and still meetoken tears. and miles around they'll say der some tension. Protectiof line: Be diplomatic with ing the same objections, moMA TFroilus and Cressida that I am quite myself again.Thealth, emotional well being./business, marital parners. Ive warily. TEMPORARY CIVIL SERVANT But man, proud manl Dress'd in. a little brief auth ority Most ignorant of what he's most assured: Measure for Measure PERSPIRATION - SOILED BOARD OF TRADE Being once perfected how to SUMMER GARMENTS grant suits How to deny them. 'll say der some tension. Protectiof line: Be diplomatic with ing the same objections, moMA TFroilus and Cressida that I am quite myself again.Thealth, emotional well being./business, marital parners. Ive warily. TEMPORARY CIVIL SERVANT But man, proud manl Dress'd in. a little brief auth ority Most ignorant of what he's most assured: Measure for Measure PERSPIRATION - SOILED BOARD OF TRADE Being once perfected how to SUMMER GARMENTS grant suits How to deny them. SS AMERICA The Tempest WILL HINDER TO PEACE TERMS YOUR And now subseribe your na mes That his owi hand may stri POPULARITY ! ke his honour down. EUROPE That volat tes the smallest br anch herein. Love's Labour's Lost FROM $ 160 ARMISTICE News, lads! Our wars are do ne. Othello Make it a habit to call... UNITED STATES LINES DEMOBILISATION Regularly For 11 looked upon her with a sol HAITIAN AMERICAN INFORMATION RING: 2242 dier's eye: DRY CLEANERS That liked, but had a rough Carefal er task in hand Dry Cleaning Than 0 drive liking to the Service: HANDICAP Think not So much of what hame of love: - 000 thou hast not, as of what But now I am return'd that Boss: You're late gittin' ho thou hast; but of the things war thoughts me with those mules, Lem. 11 looked upon her with a sol HAITIAN AMERICAN INFORMATION RING: 2242 dier's eye: DRY CLEANERS That liked, but had a rough Carefal er task in hand Dry Cleaning Than 0 drive liking to the Service: HANDICAP Think not So much of what hame of love: - 000 thou hast not, as of what But now I am return'd that Boss: You're late gittin' ho thou hast; but of the things war thoughts me with those mules, Lem. which thou hast select the Have-left their places vacant, Lem: T know, but I pick-best, and reflect how their eagerin rooms ed up Rev. Davis on the wayly they would have been Come thronging soft and de home, and from there on, sought if thou hadst them licate desires. them mules didn't under- not. Much Ado About Nothing stand one word I said, Marcus Aurelius --- Page 21 --- WEEKLY II A I I EM. A. MAINVILLE EDITOR: - un GERANT- RESPONSABLE BERNARD DIEDERICH VOL.1 SUNDAY SEPT. 24 th. No: 2 KUSAN RETAKEN BEACHHEAD GAINS SEOUL SECOND STALINGRAD TOKYO- Tbe United - Nations offensive in tbe Pisan beacbbhead in soutbeast Korea gained momentum yesterday. Tbe greatest advance was made by tbe South Korean 1sy Division troops were attempting to encircle Red forces engaged witb tbe United Staes 1st Ca valry Division south of Ta- UhASH HURTS. Train bu. The Soutb Koreans cut men look over the damage the road nortb of tbe enemy aftér a Long Island Rail FORMER ENEMIES -Apositions, wbile tbe Ameri- road passenger train ran merican GI's, patrolling can troops busbed nortb- througa an: open switchand, near the front lines in ward. crashed into a parked South Korea, come upon U.N. forces now control freight train, near Hunting the bodies of North Korethe road from Taegu to Wa ton, L.I., N.Y. More than ans killed in the fierce fighegwan, twelve miles to the 50 persons were injured.Lo- tinge Late téports told of nortbwuest, wbich fell tbree comotive (left) was thrown the failure of U.S. troops to days ago. These. forces are over on its side by the im- check and drive back Reds moving toward Kumcbon, pact. Note undercarriages of who crossed the Naktong more than tbirty miles nortb cars in left foreground. River on the central front. west of Taegu, but the Gom munists were reported at- - tempting to concentrate a large group in tbe area to flight a delaying actionup the bigbway wbich leads to Seonil. British 27 tb. Brigade troops crossed tbe Naktong in force, accompanied by members of tbe advance par ty of Australian troops now en route to Korea. Various tnits of tbe 241b Division advanced from tbree to five miles yesterday, and captured nine enemy tanks and twenty antitank guns. American and Australian planes, wwbich set a record of 702 sorties on Wednesday gesterday gave strong suupport again to the ground for ces in the southeast, wubile Navy and Marine carrier planes flew support in tbe Seoul-Incbon area. Eorty-two B-29 Superfortresses participated in today's attacks, wwbicb were preceded by tbe first B-29 CELLBOUND West Coast CIO labor leader Harry might atsacks of the war. R.Bridges enters a cell at San Francisco County Jail The cbief targets of tbe after changing into prison fatigue clothes. Bridges was GIVING AID. A.u.s Army medic gives first aid migbt attacks were bighuays ordered to jail by Federal Judge George B. Harris for to a wounded machine-gunner on the South Korean ls Mortb Korea used by mo- misconduct while on bail pending appeal of recent battlefront. In the background smoke and fire rise for vebicles, perjury conviction. from a burning vilage. labor leader Harry might atsacks of the war. R.Bridges enters a cell at San Francisco County Jail The cbief targets of tbe after changing into prison fatigue clothes. Bridges was GIVING AID. A.u.s Army medic gives first aid migbt attacks were bighuays ordered to jail by Federal Judge George B. Harris for to a wounded machine-gunner on the South Korean ls Mortb Korea used by mo- misconduct while on bail pending appeal of recent battlefront. In the background smoke and fire rise for vebicles, perjury conviction. from a burning vilage. --- Page 22 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 5 FISH HOURS SUPER FRESH SPECIALTIES Hours are from 8 a.m. till Grand Rue, Next to 4 p.m. some sbops close beSHOPPING Pharmacie Telemaque tween tbe bours of 12. and 2 p.m: Sat. is noon closing, but HAM WITH PINEAPPLE a number of sbops especialA ly Souvenir shops stay open Soak I pound slice of hamn 22 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 5 FISH HOURS SUPER FRESH SPECIALTIES Hours are from 8 a.m. till Grand Rue, Next to 4 p.m. some sbops close beSHOPPING Pharmacie Telemaque tween tbe bours of 12. and 2 p.m: Sat. is noon closing, but HAM WITH PINEAPPLE a number of sbops especialA ly Souvenir shops stay open Soak I pound slice of hamn A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIES throngh tbe day. (about 1 inch thick) in warm Banks open at n AR. and water for I hour. Drain and AT close at 1 p.m. Sa issng is dip in flour. Gash' edges of noon. ham slice. Brown lightly in LA BELLE CREOLE Post 8 u greased frying pan and place Haiti's leading department store. m and Offfice close at 0t 5:30 at in a casserole. p.m. Pour over the ham 3/4 cup crushed pine apple with juice, and cover. Bake in a moderate oven about 1 PERFUMES (3500F.) FRENCH hour Or until tender. Note if Ham is precooked, LANVIN, CARON, RO,CHAS, PATOU, WIEIL, omit soaking. FISHER More women use Dorothy Gray creams than any : FRENCH TOAST other salon creams in Americal For at 2 eggs Dorothy Cray 1/2 Teaspoon salt Art and Curio Shop the combined knou-hou of many benuby 1 tablespoon sugar Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 scientists creates cosmetics you oan truss, 1/2 cup milk HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY 3 slices stale Bread Beat eggs slightly; add salt, sugar and milk; Trust strain into a shallow dish. Soak bread LIST OF ARRIVALS in mixture until soft. Cook on a hoz well-greased gridMENS - Shoes le; brown on one side, turn NURSES White Shoes and brown other Stockings. Dencthag side, Serve with naple sugar or honey LADIES Underwear (The above ingredients Coton - Strapless Dresses. obtainable INFANTS CHILDRENS skin as are for at the Genlovely tral Market. Shoes as TEL: yours can be, AT follow this famous LAURA'S "Rule of Three: RUGS GIFT" SHOP * Opposite KLM Airways 1 Cheonae SkiN TABLE Rue des Miracles DTY: ser Clea Tor normal MATS skin, Salon Colad oily skin; Creaits Tinz to For Geaung Creams K pang Visitors Welcome HAND G 2: Stinutaues CARVED For dry skin; GEORGES DESLANDES iS Skin Crangce Lotions uRloner MAHOGANY Iperad M - k MAHOGANY oily * Tecture Latiany skins SHÔES Factory * Rue. du Peuple 3: Lubricotes HAND BAGS FoF mal dryormats skins a Special Dry- to Mahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags Skin For Mistures oily aktn; Supt pling Cream; Dorismond Silver & French Perfumes MADAME EWALD & Rue du Magasin de TEtat Meinberg SOUVENIRS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY PANTAL BLDG. IN TOWN BY OF EVERY Grand Rue SI-LA DESCRIPTION BELLE CREOLE RUE DU LA Tel: 2634 QUAI BAGS FoF mal dryormats skins a Special Dry- to Mahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags Skin For Mistures oily aktn; Supt pling Cream; Dorismond Silver & French Perfumes MADAME EWALD & Rue du Magasin de TEtat Meinberg SOUVENIRS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY PANTAL BLDG. IN TOWN BY OF EVERY Grand Rue SI-LA DESCRIPTION BELLE CREOLE RUE DU LA Tel: 2634 QUAI --- Page 23 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE T FIRST EXHIBITION In the last section is shown LE FOYER DES ARTS only modern paintings and PLASTIQUESdrawings by Dorcely, Pinchi THE SUN LIBRARY Le nat and Price. Last Sunday morning The general criticism of Foyer des Arts Plastiques the public was that this show presented its first show of was the most <GOOD> comprehensive BOOKS. Soutbern novelist, inserted A paintings at the Palais des and most ever to GOOD interesting FOR YOU tbe following notice. Beaux Arts in the Exposi-be presented in Haiti. As fur *Since i isan old New tion grounds. The opening ther of public enthuAll of 3IS bave certain Orleans. custom to print was enthusiastically attend- siasm proaf 29 paintings werersold books we bave) thorougbly one's feelings in religious m ed by over 450 art lovers, on Sunday and 4 more since enjoyed and wwould gladly atters, and since Lyle Saxon The exhibition, arranged opening day. share witb others. Among so deeply favored cach of by Jean Chenet Art Director The exhibition will remain my favorites miay be one OT tbese old customs, T'd like of Le Foyer, was planned to at the Palais des Beaux Arts two bave missed and to burn tbis one small cand show the evolution of paint until Oct. 3rd and is open will E glad to bave an op- le of comgratulations to God' ing from the primitive to the daily to all visitors from 10 portumity to read as part of Almigbty, wbo now bas tbe, modern. As an introductionA.M. to. 1 PM. and from 4 your reading program. ricb, the easy, yet exquisitel to the show this evolution ist to 9-P.M: pleasure of the company of illustrated by the work of Among tbe large selection tbis lonely, generous man.> St. Brice, Virgin, Perigord, of Books at the Haitian A0- Malebranche, Pinchinat and merican Institnte, I found-- CITIZEN TOUSSAINT Price, the The synthesis made the VISIT in XXX By Ralph korngold La Ca introduction is carried over fove et Obtainable at the A into the body of the exhibiCHILDREN OF ravelle. Price $3.50 LUCIA CHASE, DANCER tion itself. We pass from St. STRANGERS Two of the great champions duBrice to Depas; from Lapier to of the people who, arose AND CO-DIRECTOR OF re to Lazarre; from Jacob By Lyle Saxon ring the French Revolution BALLET, THEATER, through Yolette Magloire; Plastiques were Maximilien Robespier- was chiefly responsible for from Edgard Francols to CENTRE This novel of Louisiana isre and Toussaint Louverture launching this American ballJeanty: from Boucard to Ma PORT: 100-AUE AU- DU PRONCERAITT unlike any other novel that) History has maligned the for company 10 years ago. people who, arose AND CO-DIRECTOR OF re to Lazarre; from Jacob By Lyle Saxon ring the French Revolution BALLET, THEATER, through Yolette Magloire; Plastiques were Maximilien Robespier- was chiefly responsible for from Edgard Francols to CENTRE This novel of Louisiana isre and Toussaint Louverture launching this American ballJeanty: from Boucard to Ma PORT: 100-AUE AU- DU PRONCERAITT unlike any other novel that) History has maligned the for company 10 years ago. lebranche, etc. has come out of the Deep. mer, ignored the latter, forlet The company, considered A restful sransition, has South in recent years. 'Chill history has not been written outstanding in technical skill, been achieved by the presen SLIGHT ERROR a ren of Strangers' is a story- by the peopla. It is titting vitality, and breadth of re- tation of - sculpture by Andrei simple as life is simple that the author who recreat- pertoire, follows a policy of Lafontant and ceramics by Fashionably plunging neck of the plantation in is pre-1 ed the fearless <Incorrupti- encouraging, American dan- Dorcely, Pinchinat and Raci lines reached such dazzlingsenLday result from the ble> in Robespierre and the cers, choreographers and ne. ly low points at a recent Ham mingling of three diverse ty Fourth Estate should now do composers.. It also presents burg style showing that they pes - plantation owners, ne justice to Toussaint Louver- work of artists of other shocked society in the Gergroes, and free mulattoes. 1 ture. the countries and includes both Confuciu's mân city once renowned for Itis chiefly the story of Fa- It is always inspirinig to classical and modern Styles With a mirror of brass you its nudist colonies. It was not mie, a mulatto girl who has read of a man Surmounting in its reportoire of more than can adjust your hat, but with until the models returned to inherited a small plot of great odds to: reach a high 40 ballets. antiquity for a mirror you the dressing room that the ground from her slave -own- pinnacle. Wihen that man be- Aalisii a 880161009/1 can predict the rise and fall horrified designer was able ing ancestors. These ances- gins life as a slave, is still a of empires. to explain that the <decolleta tors wiere of mixed blood, slave at forty, a Negro slave gess were meant to bare but were once as cultured under a rigid color and cas- was also a humane enemies demo- butbacks, not fronts! (Svensand as rich as white plan-te system one can only re- crat. Where his Toussaint CHINESE FEET ka Dagbladet. ters. They were always free. gard such achievement with chered prisoners, retaliate. Where China became an importIt is hard to convey the awe. The life of Toussaint is refused to class a- ant market for leather-soled charm of this book. Lyle Sa-the story of a Spartacus lead his, enemies played ra- shoes after the Empress Dow von, author of Fabulous ing a slave revolt, of a Tito gainst Toussaint class, race treated against all ager Tzu Hsi outlawed the No man fears what he has New Orleans' and Lafitte freaing his country, of a Lintee. the Pirate, : has writen with coln rising above prejudice men as equals. ancient practice feet to of binding Seen grow. sympathy and deep under- and partisanship to the high- Treachery, stole the victo- tiny. women's keep them African standing the story of Famie's est rank of statesmanship. ry when even Napoleon's veproverb. sacrifice a n d eventual All this in the life of one terans could not win it, but left M triumph. man. Toussaint had already - his mark on history. Haiti LYLE SAXON Toussaint Louverture was has never since been. equals. ancient practice feet to of binding Seen grow. sympathy and deep under- and partisanship to the high- Treachery, stole the victo- tiny. women's keep them African standing the story of Famie's est rank of statesmanship. ry when even Napoleon's veproverb. sacrifice a n d eventual All this in the life of one terans could not win it, but left M triumph. man. Toussaint had already - his mark on history. Haiti LYLE SAXON Toussaint Louverture was has never since been. ruled e0h? DISTINGUISHED LOUI a slave in Haiti when the by a foreign power and Na2 SIANA AUTHOR first ripples of French Revo-1 poleon's, plan of world conMe lutionary thought Jappenaquet was stopped on its shoBooks Alibough Mr. Saxon's lite gainst the shores of the West res. There can' be no doubt eG rary reputation was acbiev- ern Hemisphere: Rising quic that Toussaint was one of AND kly to the top of a slave re- those responsi-1 ed as a bistorian (Fabulous volt he put into effect thel spiritual intelligent, human beings New Orleans, Old Louisia- principles of Liberty, Equal- ble, who. change the course of na, etc) bis primary interest ity, Fraternity. He began MAGAZINES was in fiction. CHILDREN a guerrilla but soon com- aslkistory The portrait of Toussaint OF STRANGERS, bis only IN novel, was bis, taunrite book manded an" army of free men Louverture on the front of He died on Abril 9, 1946. who drove out first the En- the jacket by Warren Chap ENGLISH A few davs atterward the- glish, then the Spanish and pell is a composite made tha finalls the French authori- from a group of old drawSole distributor of tbe re abheared jn personal Orle- ties when they refused to ad- ings and engravings. The arNew York Herald Tribune column of tbe New wbat Mr. here to the principles of 1789 tist has tried in so far as is (Deliver daily to your door) and newshabers bs Toussaint was not only a possible to produce and auRue Roux Saxon' triends consider resourceful general and sta- thentic likeness of the great A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 most fittine epitabh. Genree tesmanlike administrator, heliberator. Session Perry, anotber great --- Page 24 --- SUNDAY SEPT. 24 1950 HAITI SUN PAGE 3 WE SAILED THE SEAS ON A FREIGHTER NEBRASKANS TRY of ship were not listed on fol ce to talk shop, but we didn't because you can ge: in a lot, What appealed particularISLANID JUMPING IN ders, and We oblained them The Joliet couple were ex- of sightseeing while in port'ly to me about freighter traCARIBBEAN direct from the Alcoa Steam tensive travelers and freigh- with more energy than the vel was that I had the comMany a Casper Milquetoast ship Company in New Orle-iter voyaging was their favori tropies usually allow and plete freedom of the ship. If has down deep in his bones ans. This company charters te way of seeing the world. then ret.for a day or two one behaves himself generala yearning to sail the water more than 20 American-built They had been to Suriname until you come to the next ly and doesn't get tiresome, where pirates once roamed Liberty ships that have been and Trinidad the year befo- port. one can. go from the botiom and to sail without the pack- sola to Norwegian companies. re, but didn't see the best HAD FREEDOM OF SHIP ged some of the most proaged planning of a pleasure They are for use in the Ca- ports on a fancier freighter, On a Freighter you almost of the mast and be welcome craft. to sail the water more than 20 American-built They had been to Suriname until you come to the next ly and doesn't get tiresome, where pirates once roamed Liberty ships that have been and Trinidad the year befo- port. one can. go from the botiom and to sail without the pack- sola to Norwegian companies. re, but didn't see the best HAD FREEDOM OF SHIP ged some of the most proaged planning of a pleasure They are for use in the Ca- ports on a fancier freighter, On a Freighter you almost of the mast and be welcome craft. ribbean to haul general car- which disappointed them always travel amidship,s and almost unnoticed. This My wife and I have learn- go to that area and return, mightily. which is the most comfort- was a fine consideration for ed this since returning to ourfull of the pink bauxite pow The boat whistles kept me able part of the boat from aan amateur photographer. home in Grand Island, and der from which your pots awake most of the first night. motion standpoint. And I The ship's master was Ma telling our friends about our and pans are made. I think they are the most might ad that none of us gne Hegvik, a fine Norwefive weeks' cruise on a fre- These ships never have provocative m ech anical were seasick. Being up 30 to gian gentleman. He ran an ighter in the Caribbean Sea. Toom for more than six pas- sound in the world. We chec50 feet above the waterline. efficient, clean and quiet A couple of land-locked sangers; some have no accom ked with: the office andyou get the full benefit of ship. He was a mild eater Nebraskans, we had always modations for passengers: at found we wiere to sop in the glorious trade winds an and dined once a day with wanted to sail tha high seas. all. Kingston, Jamaica; Port-au- the Caribbean. the passengers in their dinNow that we have had a tas- We flew to New Orleans Prince, Haiti; Puerto Plata You have no competition ing room; something that te of it, we can hardly wait from Omaha on January 31) and Ciudad Trujillo, Domini for fancy dress. You wear flatters those who consider a until we're our on the salt with the temperature at 15 can Republic; Charlotte A- cotions a n d blue jeans meal with the captain as One waters again. degrees below zero. We land malie, St Thomas; Fredrik- mostof the time, if you like. of the prerequisites of aisucr Our ticket read: <One- ed about supper timeinNew stad, St. Croix; Surinam You have your own dining cessful voyage. way passage from New Or- Orleans, and I was the only, (Dutch Guiana), South Ame- room and a that you Our nex! detinitely leans to a port in North A- one with overshoes and win- rica;Port of, Spain,Trinidad, can invade hours. will be aboard trip a merica ParV freighter. via South America.> ter clothes in the humid, bal and return probably to Mo- On our the SS Nidar There are so many There was no guarantee my atmosphere of the <Pa- biley Ala. land, the ship, crew had two wo- we want to see that we places hardas to which ports we wouldi tris of the South>. We had stopovers of from men members, a telegraph ly know where to begin our stop p, when We would The four people who travel- one" day to 27 days on the operator and a cabin planning. But one thing is come back or. whether we ed with us were an insuran- various islands. We found Our cabin girl was a girl.) fine certain, We will be off again would end up in Canada,N. ce broker and his wife from our own transportation and Norwegian country girl who on the high seas when the Y., Baltimore, Mobile or Indianapolis, and a retired stopped, and started when we worked hard and did every- time comes for another vaca New Orleans. , when We would The four people who travel- one" day to 27 days on the operator and a cabin planning. But one thing is come back or. whether we ed with us were an insuran- various islands. We found Our cabin girl was a girl.) fine certain, We will be off again would end up in Canada,N. ce broker and his wife from our own transportation and Norwegian country girl who on the high seas when the Y., Baltimore, Mobile or Indianapolis, and a retired stopped, and started when we worked hard and did every- time comes for another vaca New Orleans. druggist and his wife from wanted to. thing in her power to tion. ESCAPED ZERO WEATHER Joliet, TI. Since I'm a phar-! Island jumping is the ideal keep The Salings on this typel macist, that gave us a chan-way to have a real vacation lour our food quarters served gléaming warm. andi By W. G- CLAYTON THE SECOND LATIN AMERICAN TRAINEE CONFERENCE By merica and to contribute food in some cases: He stat- with differing needs and pos) ministration, public health, MRS DOROTHY G. their specialized knowledge eded, however, <Your efforts sibilities. Consequently, real civil aviation, census proceSHAPIRO to a program of discussion will not be in vain because çooperation is needed. He dures, labor s.andards and censered around the general you are exploring something told the trainees that is was education. Mrs. Shapiro heads the topic *Opportunities andlyou are exploring a nebulous part of their responsibility Trainee Unit, Division of Possibilities for Latin Ame- thing which does not exist o utilize their training in con Conclusions reached by the Exchange of Persons, Office rica in the World of the marvelous called America. ... tributing with zeal and good trainees during the threeof Educational Exchange, U.Twentieth Century.> America is in process of cons will toward that cooperation day panel meetings on the S. Department of State. The Conference opened rein lies its strength. It/is' Following the opening ad- seven subjects discussed inAgainst a background of with welcoming addresses far from terminating its des- dress separate panel meecings cluded the following: inter American friendship by Dr. Amos E. Taylor, Di- tiny, sO let us go to work for were held to discuss pro- a symbolized by twenty-oné A nector, Department of Econo herls blems, developments and 8o HEALTH AND SANITAmerican republic flags hang mic and Social Affairs, Pan Ambassador Hutions concerning the follow TION 1) New doctors. ing side by side and repre- American Union, who presid.talk cited the Daniels in- his ing subjeets: 1) Health anashonis practice in rural aresentation by seventy two ed as Chairman; Dr. Walliam the Conference significance ras of Sanitation, 2) Transportation as;2) the principles of public young specialists from eight Manger, Assistant Secretary crete 1)'a con- jand Communications, 3), Eco Thealch & biostalistics should een countries of the Western General, Pan American Uni- pohcy demons.ration of all the af the jnomic Development of Latin be taught in medical schools; Hemisphere, the opening ses on; and His Excellenéy, Dr. governiments AmencanAmemen and 4) Social Impli 3) government subsides sin of the second Latin Ame-! Luis Quinianilla, Chairman understanding to encourage cations of Economic Deve- should be given doctors in rican Trainee Conference of the Council of the Orsaples to stimulate among the po-ibpment in Letin America. underdeveloped regions, and convened on May 10, 1950 nization of American States lopment of skills and deve- Discussions of these subjects 4) local health departments in the Pan American Union The Honorable Paul C. Da- Sciences and to social were continued in the panel in rural communities should Building. niels, Ambassador, Repre-! terial and intellectual promote ma meetings of the second day, be expanded. Three-day Conference was sentative of the United States gress, and 2) as pro- On the last days the followjointly sponsored by the Pan to the Council of the Organ- tion of the long moanitenta-ling subjects were covered: TRANSPORTATION AND American Union and the De-] ization of American States thei closely history of 1) Social Problems of Latin COMMUNICATION-I) The partment of State in coope- gave the principal speech. Building. niels, Ambassador, Repre-! terial and intellectual promote ma meetings of the second day, be expanded. Three-day Conference was sentative of the United States gress, and 2) as pro- On the last days the followjointly sponsored by the Pan to the Council of the Organ- tion of the long moanitenta-ling subjects were covered: TRANSPORTATION AND American Union and the De-] ization of American States thei closely history of 1) Social Problems of Latin COMMUNICATION-I) The partment of State in coope- gave the principal speech. vities of the integrated Western Hemis acti- America and Implications of Marine Latin American should be developed; Merchant ration with Federal agencies Dr. Quintanilla urged the phere from which have emer Economic Development, 2) 2) efforts should be intensiconducting programs under trainees to face reality, stat- ged somo of the most: pro- Physical of Sciences, 3) The fied to secure uniformity of the United States Govern-ling that one of the greatest gressive ideas of internation- tin Problems Education in La railroad gages and In-Service America highway ment's Training, dangers to Panamericanism al relationships. In summa- 4ion and Cultural and 4) Educa- codes for international rail. Program, which is coordinat was romanticism. He told ion, he pointed out thai alExchange. roads, and 3) there is need ed and servicedby the De- them thas in' any study of though the identities of the The trainees who particip- for: streamlining technical partment of State. The pur-ithe opportunities for Latin Amerigan peoples are signi- ated in the Conference repre- formalities such as custom pose of the Conference wasAmérica in the twentieth cen ficant a n d fundamental, sented 18 bureaus or offices procedures, sanitary and poto provide an opportunity tury they should not' lose when. we are dealing with in 8 Federal agencies, where lice inspection on crossing for all. participants to ex- sight of the fact thaz Latin problems in the fields of a- Ithey were receiving instruc- borders in order to expedite change ideas, to become fa- America is composed largely griculture, healh, and pow- tions. in 15 fields of special- traffic in general. miliar with the general pro- of people without education, er, we ane dealing with twen ization, infeluding agricultulems confronting Latin A- housing and almost without ty-one individual countries ral. collaboration, public ad- (Continued on page 12)