--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II A I I I EM. A. MAINVILLE GERANT- RESPONSABLE BERNARD un DIEDERICH EDITOR: VOL. 1 S SUNDAY OCT. 1st. No. 3 RED DIG UP 38 th NOBEL AWARD PARALLEL 000The avard of tbe Nobel TOKYO Peace Prize 40 Dr. Rapb Advancing Soutb Korean Bunche bas evoked. widesforces slammed artillery fipread landatory comment ve into fugitive Reds digin the U.S. press with many ging in on tbe 38 tb Paraleditorials describing the alol boundary of Commamist ward as not only a tribute Nortb Korea Saturday, but to Dr. Buncbe for bis work they were under orders of jn principles set fortb in tbe Allied command to balt tbe United Nations Charter tbe chase at tbe parallel The editorials emphasize and regroup. to their readers tbat Dr. Wbetber tbe victorious Buncbe js a credit not only Allied forces, baving smato bis fellow-Negrnes in 4shed the Red invasion of merica but to all AmeriSouth Korea, will eventual cans and to the world. 1 ty lygo after tbe Red army pical comment on tbis leftovers in Nortb Korea point wvas made by tbe wvas a question not yet ansNew York Post, wbich obwvered by tbe United Naserved that sfew men bave tions supreme command. labored as comscientiously The order and tirelessly ase He bas in to balt regromping went NOT THE TUNNEL OF LOVE. A combat of tbe 241b Divi- the cause of a decent, bono 8th Army beadpatrol Infantry rable peace - botb in tbe out from just as tbe Soutb sion inspects a blasted railroad tunnel. (continned 012 Page 2) quarters Korean 3rd Division chascd retreating Red troops to the parallel on the east coast and shelled them squa yely astride tbe line. The spokesman wbo announced tbe order refused to comment on the nature of any orders tbat may follow the regrombing. The 38 tb parallel, originally tbe dividing line between American and Russian occupation forces atthe time of the Japanese surren Ter five years ago, is not vecognized by either side. Both tbe United Nations xponsored Korean republic and the Soviet sponsored Red regime aluays bave claimed sovereignty over all Korea, but atil the Red invasion of June 25, the parallel was a reall even tbougb urecognized boundary. Wasbington sources said tbe Soutb Korean balt for regrouping south of the pa rallel was regarded as military action- not political. Mac Artbur empbasized tbat Nortb Korean troops could surrender wwitbout POWER BATTERY. Tbe New York Yankees" afear of reprisals. HIGH LEVEL CONFERENCE. General Dou- ce battery, catcher Yogi Berra (left) and rokie pitcher Rhee said justice would glas MacArtbur bolds a conjerence 01 tbe steps of the Whitey Ford, compare notes after Ford notched bis be meted out to war crimi- Kimpo Airfield administration building near Incbon. ninth straight win. Since co ming up in mid-season, nals and assured tbe people Witb bim are Gen. Edward Almond (left) and Colo- Eord's pitebing bas sparked tbe Yanks in tbeir drive (continued on page 2) nel Lee of tbe 1st Marine Division. for tbe pennant. He is unde teated. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. Ist. NOBEL AWARD WORLD NEWS... Continued from page 1 (Continued.from page 1) Near East and tbrougbout of buman being tbis troutbere would be no indiscri- gaisb betwveen tbe world. Altbongb tbe bled world needs at tbisl minate revenge. He said tbose impressed tyrants and wvords bave been used befo particular time. He came LATIN AMERICA OFFER- the repuiblic wouild distin- ce by tbe invaders. I SUN SUNDAY OCT. Ist. NOBEL AWARD WORLD NEWS... Continued from page 1 (Continued.from page 1) Near East and tbrougbout of buman being tbis troutbere would be no indiscri- gaisb betwveen tbe world. Altbongb tbe bled world needs at tbisl minate revenge. He said tbose impressed tyrants and wvords bave been used befo particular time. He came LATIN AMERICA OFFER- the repuiblic wouild distin- ce by tbe invaders. into servire, they apply with special up from poverty by bardED OF POINT 4 FUND accuracy t0 tbis distingui- work, won bis way as a tea WASHINGTON. sbed grandcbild of Ameri- cber, field investigator and Tbe can Negro slaves: be is a public official, and com- United States advised Latin credit to bis race, tbe bu- mands the respect of all American cotentries today man racen. wbo bave come in contact tbat i 3s prepared to pint THE NEW YORK TIMES witb bim Or wbo know! Jup $. 12.000.000 for co-ope SAID: even a little about bis ac- raive technical assistance American Negroes bave complisbments. programs in the Western a right to be prond tbat one Hemispbere. of their race, Dr. Ralpb Wben tbis mucb bas Edward G. Miller gr., As sistant Secretary of State, and Capus Waynick, admi mistrator for the Point 4 program, made the annotncement to a meeting of tbe Inter-Americam Economie and Social Council at tbe Pan American Union. The council is an intergovernment organization of the American rebublics. Mr. Waynick noted that NEW BADGE FOR MURPHY. Acting Mayor Vin- $.12.000.000 was about one cent Impellitteri (left) of New York pins a police third of the total money: badge on tbe neuly-apointted commissionner of poliCongress apropriated for ce, Tbomas F.Murphy. Murpby's wite looks on. The technical assitance pro- new commisstonmer, as an assistant U.S. attorney, SULCgrams, called Point 4 from cessfuilly prosecuted the Alger Hiss case. President Truman's listing of it in an address to Con- INDONESIA JOINS and a greater number of Mogress. Indicating there would UNITED NATIONS AS 60th slems than any other nation be aid for sach projects as MEMBER The Netherlands and Great Britain, among the nation's The pboto, taken in New York City (June 24, 1949) roads and airfields, Mr. The republic of Indonesia speaking, not welcomsbows Dr. Ralpb Bunche (center), Acting United Na- Waynick said assistance ithe former Dutch East In- ed Indonesia, but only also tions Mediator for Palestine, receiving Volume IV of would be giren tbroughdies and now the world's ed the fact that many deplor other tbe xPalestine Yearbook ani Isracli Anmaln, present- sucb agencies ac the CHeilinewest independent state - countries had been ed by Miss Sopbie A. Udin (right), Director and Li Aeronantics Administration became the sixtieth member vainly, some for four trying years brarian of tbe Zionist Arcbives and Library of tbe Ke- tbe Public Roads Adminis-lot the United Nations thurs- now, to admission to ren Haysod (Palestine Foun Jation Fund), and Mr. A- tration, the Census Bureau iday, and the first new U.N. the U.N. again In there brabam Krumbein, cbairman of the Finance Commit- and othbers. in (right), Director and Li Aeronantics Administration became the sixtieth member vainly, some for four trying years brarian of tbe Zionist Arcbives and Library of tbe Ke- tbe Public Roads Adminis-lot the United Nations thurs- now, to admission to ren Haysod (Palestine Foun Jation Fund), and Mr. A- tration, the Census Bureau iday, and the first new U.N. the U.N. again In there brabam Krumbein, cbairman of the Finance Commit- and othbers. member since the admission fourteen frustrated all, are tee of tbe Keren Haysod. A United States mission of Israel in the spring of ants lined up outside applic- the U. Bunche, bas been awarded been said we still bave to wbich studied economic pro 1949. ADMISSION APPLAUDED n. door. Five are Russian sa tbe Nobel prize. All Ame- return to tbe fact of race. blems of the Pbilippines js In the Assembly a ceived tellites the whieh have never seven re President parade necessary ricans bave a right to be Ralpb Bunche is a great in-expected to give of countries hailed the ad- votes in the Security Counproud too. But the import- dividual but tbe recogni- Truman retailed recommen mission of the new country cil and nine countries ant point is not that Dr. tion tbat bas come 1o bim rations for a new program tbe is- an island chain which has which have been are knocked Bunche isa Negroes OT speak eloquently to tbe co- of American aid t0 a population of 72,000.000 out by Russian vetoes. tbat be is an American. lored peoples of the wworld: lands suun. Official sources The important point is tbat Tbis is democracy speak- said today the proposals tbis award, given for ser- ing and saying to all buma-were nearly ready t0 go to vices in bringing peace to nity that it values meni itbe Wbite House. Israel and the Arab states, for their personal wwortb was ricbly earned by cbarac and not for tbe extraneous! ter, courage and intelligen circumstances of tbeir bre- GUATEMALA ce. Ralpb Bunche 75 the sort ed or origin. ELECTIONS DECREED GUATEMALA CITY. An executive decree calling for Presidential elections on TOURIST VISAS Nov. 10, 11 and 12 was approved by Congress today. The action of the Chilean he travel division of the The winner of the election and Bolivian governments Fan American Union, the will be inaugurated March in eliminating visa require- g overnments of Colombia 15, 1951, when President J. ments for United States tour- and Paraguay are in the pro Jose Arevalo's six-year term ists was praised last week by ess of modifying their en- expires. Dr. Alberto Lleras, secretary ry requirements in order to general of the Pan Ameri- ttract greater numbers of - Lobster can Union, who pointed out ourist. Uruguay eliminated i that where tourists are per- he visa requirement some Super Fresb mitted to enter with a tour- time ago. Ecuador, Mexico ist or landing card nota- and practically all the Carib- Specialties bly Mexico and Cuba- tour hean and Central American AAIES IN KORBA-Commandir of the British forces ism has become a major eco republics now admit tourists Grand Rue in Korea, Brigadier B. ry requirements in order to general of the Pan Ameri- ttract greater numbers of - Lobster can Union, who pointed out ourist. Uruguay eliminated i that where tourists are per- he visa requirement some Super Fresb mitted to enter with a tour- time ago. Ecuador, Mexico ist or landing card nota- and practically all the Carib- Specialties bly Mexico and Cuba- tour hean and Central American AAIES IN KORBA-Commandir of the British forces ism has become a major eco republics now admit tourists Grand Rue in Korea, Brigadier B. A. Coad (on the right) speaking nomic resource. on a tourist or landing card with Maj. Gen: Hobart Gay (on the left) Officier comAccording to a survey by.which is easily obtainable. Next to Pharmacie manding the first cavalry Division. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY OCT. 1st. HAITI SUN PAGE 3 HAITI THIS WEEK... Chamber of Commerce JACMEL TO HAVE <STARS TO BARS> AGRICULTURAL of Hayti BROACASTING ENGINEER TO STUDY augurate a campaign to raise In acordance with art.20 STATION Renel Leon, Leon Joseph, IN U.S. a funds new for the consaruction a of of the Statutes, the active workers at the Rhumi Bar- Agriculauralist Faine Jn. to schodl, at cocktail members of the Chamber A group of businessmen bancourt establishment here Baptiste, brother of the rican party Ambassadors be held at the Ameof Commerce are requested have in view the instalia- in' Port-au-Prince pull a rum young industrialist Sylvestre this residence meet to in General Assem-Ition. in the capital of the my stunt. While in the em- Jn-Baptiste is the beneficia- ing. coming wednesday evenbly on Friday October 13th Southwest of a broadcasting ploy of John Gardere they ry, of free tuition from the 1950 at' 5:15 p.m. Order of station on. two wave lengths stole, seals and labels of3 Department of Agriculture, COFFEE CROP the day: 4V. PM and 4V-LC. It is and 5 star Rhum, and sold of the U.S for a period of 1) Report of the Presi- believed that the contract them to Phacius Milord who one year. He ist to complete Reports received from the dent will be signed soon and the,in turn bought bottles of I his studies On cattle raising, caffes-producing areas of the 2) Report of the Secreta- equipment stpplied by theistar Rhum and changed the on which he already has stu- country announce that the ry- Treasurer Western Electric Co. of'seals and labels to the stolen died for 3 years. crop will be a good one this 3) Election of the Manag-New York. 3and 5 star., year. Already in the towns ing Commitee for fiscal After neceiving numerous and villages of the Southern year 1950-1951. NEIGHBOUR GETS CHUM complaints, John Gardere and Artibonite Provinces MY ANNEXES $1.500 dol turned the case over to the UNION SCHOOL the price of this commodity Port-au-Prince, September Madame Louis Coquellot, police. BUILDING COMMITEE fluctuates between 30 and 27, 1950. reported to the police: recen- The police set up an im- TO OFFER COCKTAIL 40 cents gold: Louis DEJOIE tly, the theft of $. 1.500 from mediate investigation, and on PARTY WEDNESDAY LR3m Lmatu MONt3 Agr. Engineer her) home in St-Josephs Pa- the morning of the 18 sept. NEXT Sin has many tools, but a President rish. at 4 AM. following a lead lie is" the handle which fits The Police immediately théy. raided Phamcius Mi- The Building Commitée of them all. Louis DECATREL set up an investigation, andlord store at the: Market Sa- the Union School will in- Oliver Wendell Holmes Secretary- Treasurer on inspecting the home of Momon.He was caught with Madame Coquellot found ahe goods, 300 dozen labels' St-Josephs Pa- the morning of the 18 sept. NEXT Sin has many tools, but a President rish. at 4 AM. following a lead lie is" the handle which fits The Police immediately théy. raided Phamcius Mi- The Building Commitée of them all. Louis DECATREL set up an investigation, andlord store at the: Market Sa- the Union School will in- Oliver Wendell Holmes Secretary- Treasurer on inspecting the home of Momon.He was caught with Madame Coquellot found ahe goods, 300 dozen labels' that it was a house divided and seals and more than 500 JEAN BRIERRE in two by a partition, and bottles. The A that living în. the other half star mixers are awaitLine Director tbe National Complete of was Felix Eugene. On inves- ing trial, Office of Tourism tigating Felix Eugene's actiWednesday evening, sept. vities, it was found that he 26 th. the Counsel of did not money enough NOW THEYRE HERE ALL of SecreBATTERIES taries of State met, and pass to pay for ReEal the material DAY a new: law creatinga Natio- needed in his making of ce-i a nal Office of Tourism. Pramics. He declared that he George Timoncles, FloresFor had Car purchased same, on cre-It te Louis, Every It has been reported that dit. But it was found that he, and Franck Raymond Pintro André the former under. Secretary had cash. A search of of Leogaof State for Tourism Jean paid ne, made quite a habit of For : Pocketbook! his revealed $ 500 their Every Brierre is to head this new quates spending nights in Port department. concealed in a trunk. au-Prince. Two days later Eugene's Police headquarters reMotor King Batteries mother went to the Police ports that George Timoncles, THE ONLY SPANISH station, and handed the Poli-IFloreste Louis, and Raymond LANGUAGE NEWSPA 700: The AT ce $. money sheAndré were arrested after PER PUBLISHED in HAY- said was given her by her Frank Pintro, who was_apTI TAKES THE FIELD. son to purchàse a house. at. FIRFSTONE prehended the Port-au- MOTOR We offer our congradula On being arnested Felix Prince- market selling stolen tions to Madame Lemaire, Eugène confessed to the re property, confessed as to his FIT MOST CARS On her first edition of <Elmoving of partiof the parti- accomplices. After an invesAlba>. <0l Alba> is a weekly tion and. stealing his neigh- tigation, the Police made the MKspanish language newspa- bours $. 1.500* He is now: a- arrests, and upon arresting VEWR per. waiting trail, George Timoncles, who had KING Lin his Dossession a tox: pistol, found 10 trunks of stolen; T a THE SYNDICATE GRAND MANIFESTATION articles valued at 8. 500. of Hoteliers and Tourist IN. HONOR OF The Police have discovered au : Agents of Hayti. COLONEL MAGLOIRE that these goods had been City Hotél owners and On Saturday September sstolen six months. over the last year and Tourist agents met monday 30 th at 5:00: PM. therr person A large afternoon' in the offices of nel of the xChantiers de la quantity'of the reIresfone STANDANS the Chamber of Commerce, Route Boutiliers Port- au- coyered claimed. property is still, unto set up a permanent orga- Prince organized a grand ma EX Fifsstone nization, so, ds a unified nifestation of sympathy on course of action may be tak-behalf of the people's candien to combat the matydate to the Presidency of HOTEL RESTAURANT problems confronting the the Republic, Col. A large afternoon' in the offices of nel of the xChantiers de la quantity'of the reIresfone STANDANS the Chamber of Commerce, Route Boutiliers Port- au- coyered claimed. property is still, unto set up a permanent orga- Prince organized a grand ma EX Fifsstone nization, so, ds a unified nifestation of sympathy on course of action may be tak-behalf of the people's candien to combat the matydate to the Presidency of HOTEL RESTAURANT problems confronting the the Republic, Col. Paul Ma- BELLEVUE Re-opened tourist industry in Hayti. gloine. This took place ata QUICKER STARTS.. Officers ellected to the spot on: the road behind thet The Hotel Bellevue that new <Syndicate of Hoteliers Sanatorium. Several speak- has under gone an ultra mo SMOOTHER PERFORMANCES and Tourist agrents of Hay- ers addressed the audience. lern face lift, opened its ti> are, Danding-onudialie-and sky doors at12 noon yesterday REG. 75c rockets wene the Before Firestone eveningi under- going rePresident Yves (Destouches highlights. pairs this Hotel restaurant Vice-President: SPARK was note for its excellent Pierre Chaluvet cuisine. 3 IN SETS OF 4 or MORE Even if a PLUGS Sec. Treasurer: André great thoughts coRoosevelt ne from the heart it is bet- He who knows ochers is The next meeting of the er that they should emerge clever; he who knows himorganization is toj take pla- hrough the head. elf is enlightened. e Oct. John MORLEY. 2nd. Cents Eac Lao-Tse. --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. Ist. POETS' CORNER ( Conosce POEMS IN ENGLISH OF FLOR DE SOL - P.- MORAVIAH MORPEAU 000You were about to leave SUN. Meet de irks tome demands. sPoèmes antilléens de ve your flower bed. The riders LIBRA > For those, cisions with determination: necessary *SAGITTARIUS-.- lours et de flammess. of the setting sun purple born September 23- October For elouds have already formed or libra rising but a willingness to adjust. those born November 23 Carnival Haitien their groups. The shadows of Keep unruly emotions or December 22i0r Sagittirius the night, an immense pur- SUN. Entertaining, keep- children under control la- rising. OUDON OUP, PON PON ple: flower amidst the tropi- ling up with an expansive ter. SUN. Visitors, new: or PON, it is the Haitian festi- cal essences. The staccato of croved or a purely personal M ON. Excellent for impulse can switch plans, val with its haunch contor- the scigaless and the tami splurge can flatten your pock! shopping, digging up pros- but casual entertaining Or tions, its dryness at the tam of Vodoo drums. The etbook. Beware excess, loss. pects, forgotten contacts or meetingsprovide fun. throat, the violence of its tro squashes under the trees, in MON. Exert yourself to things put away for a rainy within boinds, though. Keep pical atmosphere, its synco- between thel grass, stars! charm, persuade, sell. Disap- day. Keep tight hold of pos MON. - A receptive audien pated popular music. GOU- punctuating a green tapestry pointment for or delay makes sessions in evening. ce gives you fertile fields DOI OUP PONPONPOUF carpet in that torrid space TUE a worrisome night. TUE. You can't get for: initiative. Night turns The stirostros> ephemeral eternally vibrating at that Unease continues, what you want by force, no dull Or difficult. Beware kings decked up in purple hour. Numberless wireless perhaps over emergency ex- matter how hard you push. neglect. adorn the sceneries with anwayes full of messages and blms, penses. Use p.m. to settle pro. ce gives you fertile fields DOI OUP PONPONPOUF carpet in that torrid space TUE a worrisome night. TUE. You can't get for: initiative. Night turns The stirostros> ephemeral eternally vibrating at that Unease continues, what you want by force, no dull Or difficult. Beware kings decked up in purple hour. Numberless wireless perhaps over emergency ex- matter how hard you push. neglect. adorn the sceneries with anwayes full of messages and blms, penses. Use p.m. to settle pro. Be cautious of energy, ac- TUE. Arrogance, disreorphidic lavishness of tinted musics will be lost to us. fine arrange for terms. Even- tions. Neighborhood af- gard, demands, make for contortions. GOUDOI OUP. ling home sociability. fairs are enjoyable in p.m. tense or dangerous situaThe obsessing <coudiailles ENVOI A LA CREOLE WED. Situation break WED. - Sudden news, in- tions. Go carefully. Contact violates all musical harmo- Fair Creole of the West sooner than expected. Try terruptions, breakdowns or higherups, clarify, in p.m, nies. Mixed up in the crowd Indies your penetrating eyes not to let personal or do- minor accidents get you off WED. Daytime can sidark, brown, light complet- irradiate the sweetness of al mestic complications intere- to a bad start. Afternoon is phon off energy, hope, ed women adorn in dresses moonlight night. Your statu-ifere with advancement, pro murky, but evening can op- funds. Work behind the sce of variegaled hues, vie a- re, stately as that of a palm fit. en up a new personal chan- nes for cooperation, financgainst one another in deli- tree on our islands. THU. Fine for shopping ce be alert. ing. A gift Or special favor rious undudlating buttocks. And la flor de sol, the sun- closing deals, gerting job THUR. Routine straigh- may turn up.. ON TON PON PON TOPOP, flower, la fleur du soleil, or household affairs in bet-itens out; friends are help- THU. E Good work Or itis the Haytian festival tall, slim, standing in your ter shape. ful, entertaining, full of management builds with its haunch contortions. small garden, a greenish um FRI. - Haste, irritation, news. Circulate to do busi- Shop cannily, boost prestige your Rythmic 1ocal fashion sex- brella protecting the incom- can result in damage, stub- nes. stock with important peoappeal. Slow penetration of, parable hue of an attrative born arguments, hurt feel FRI. Another day when ple, the syncopated popular mu- chrysanthamum turning inings. Keep expenses down. you can put. your foot in it FRI. Plans, order, quiet, sic. Awakening up of the your direction as you appra- Smooch things over tonight if you rush, try to force fly out the window. Watch senscs. OUDONONPPONPO: oched it as would of the sun. SAT. - Accumulated chores others or take too much for out for cuts, burns, spats, OPiti isi the Haytian festival. your Or others edginess, ma granted. Wisdom can blowouts. Mediation, getSUMMER SUNSET ON ke it easy to nurse or re- vent accidents. prc evenSAINT MARC THE ARTIBONITE hash grievances. Find divertogethers, improve RIVER sion in a SAT. Emotional uphea- ing. sPoème Social Haitiens Stillness. The voices die a- <SCORPIO> show, hobby, treat vals or difficulties with SAT. - Keep up efforts to Western edge of the city way. From the deepness of born October 24 For - Novem those children may have distur- erase animosity and get eve of Saint- Marc. Facing the the valley comes up a S00- ber 22 Or Scorpio rising. C THE ARTIBONITE hash grievances. Find divertogethers, improve RIVER sion in a SAT. Emotional uphea- ing. sPoème Social Haitiens Stillness. The voices die a- <SCORPIO> show, hobby, treat vals or difficulties with SAT. - Keep up efforts to Western edge of the city way. From the deepness of born October 24 For - Novem those children may have distur- erase animosity and get eve of Saint- Marc. Facing the the valley comes up a S00- ber 22 Or Scorpio rising. bed sleep, leaving you in rything functioning visit. smooth sea. The railway train comes thing silence. The purple an edgy condition, to meet ly. Write, to a stop. The tropical sun tainted mountains present a in its intenseness pours toreligious aspect. So it be the maximum its white ac- when desires are subdued erb-rays. The station is jam- and - apprehensions vanish. med with well- to- do bour- All around and inalte rable se - geois, state guesses but still renity. The palm trees, erect hankering after more honors and white, are thoughtful in their quietness: Amphytrite was lovely Dreamy are the fire trees trimmed with laces of all the adorned with their flaming red. AMERICA tints And SS of blue. when, as per adventure, a piece of A black fisherman with a bread flew out of the win- background of the intense TO dow of a coach, a small out- dark blue of the opluent seal classed scantly dressed up brings to mind a Vodoo Nep-i boy was there to catch it. tune with a secret to confide The sea also was beautifully to. his Kingdom. And beyadorned with laces all ond, the white EUROPE of sails are as hues of blue. Dominating/many question marks dotting the scenery, unconcerned.the the purple crepuscule of the overhanging mountain Dia- oncomongnight. FROM $ 160 mond stood... COMPLETE STILLNESS We require the darkness of the night to worship the HAVE YOUR night. The scucujess make Jarl Sandourg, noted Unit UNITED EMBROIDERY of the STATES ground a starlit d LINES night. States poer, and biograph DONE FOR YOU From afar comes the slow T of- Abrabam Lincoln (U. and everlasting music of the President from 1861 10 INFORMATION RING: Blouses Handkerch-fs in sea its feverish flirt with 865). Sandburg's latest nature. And the sea sings on 0ok, xLincoln Collectora Skirts Table mats its slow enchanting music. ompilation of letters, docuDresses House Hold nents, and Lincoln source material be midwestern State - SQUAB elating to and bis of Il- tbe puiblications of wCbica Coverings neriod, was Dublisbed Febru linois. As a young man be go." His poetic works incluSUPER FRESH ry 1950. followed a varied career in- le wCorn Huskpers, <Smoke CALL: DENISE MADIOU SPECLALTIES lnding neuspaper and edi- nd Steel, wplabs of tbe 17 Ave. du Travail Tel:5390 (Grand Kue - Next tG Sandburg was born Janu- orial writing, He first won unburnt West and <Tbe Pharmacie Telemaque ary 8; 1878 in Galesburg, in fame as a Poet in 1914 witb People, Yes. 1950. followed a varied career in- le wCorn Huskpers, <Smoke CALL: DENISE MADIOU SPECLALTIES lnding neuspaper and edi- nd Steel, wplabs of tbe 17 Ave. du Travail Tel:5390 (Grand Kue - Next tG Sandburg was born Janu- orial writing, He first won unburnt West and <Tbe Pharmacie Telemaque ary 8; 1878 in Galesburg, in fame as a Poet in 1914 witb People, Yes. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY OCT. lst. HAITI SUN PAGE 5 FISH SUPER FRESH HOURS SPECIALTIES Hours are from 8 a.m. sill Grand Rue, Next to 4 p.m. some sbops close beSHOPPING Pharmacie Telemaque tveen the bours of 12 and 2 p.m. PINE APPLE FEATHER Sat. is noon closing, but CAKE a mumber of sbops especialSubstinute I cup siup ly Souvenir shops stay open the from one pine apple and 1/2 A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS tbrough day. cup hot water for milk in N Banks open at - G3. and fluffy yellow cake. Cut bakAT close at 1 p.m. Sai scuing i ing powder to 2 teaspoons noon. and add 1/2 teaspoon soda LA BELLE CREOLE and frost Post Offfice ot R at 8 Gi Put layer together Haiti's leading dej partment store. and close at - with pine apple seven .m 5:30 p.m. Minute Frosting: Add 1/2 cup drained, crushed pineapple to I recipe Seven - MiFRENCH PERFUMES nute Frosting. SCOTCH FINGERS 2 cups ground rolled oats LANVIN, CARON, ROCHAS, PATOU, WEIL, (grind in food chopper) 3 Teaspoons baking powFISHER der More women use than 1/2 Teaspoon salt Dorothy Grayscreams any 1/4 Sup sugar Art and Curio Shop other salon, creams in Americal For a Dorotisy Couy 1 1/2 Tablespoons melted Rue du Quai E Tel: 3145 the combined kanow-how of many beauby shortening HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY scientists creates cosmetics you oun frusi. 1 1/4 Cup molasses 1/4 Cup Milk Mix day ingredients; then add shorening, molasses and LIST OF ARRIVALS Trustis milk. Mix well. Four thel board with ground rolled MINS Shoes oats, Roll mixture out in a NURSES ET White Shoes thin sheet and cut in narrow Stockings. au oblongs. Bake on a buttered LADIES Underwear Dencihor cookie sheet 12 to 15 minuCo.ton - Strapless Dresses. tes in a moderate oven(2500 INFANTS CHILDRENS F.) This makes 18 fingers Shoes for skin as lovely x3 inches. AT as yours can be, LAURA'S follow this famous RUGS GIFT SHOP - Opposite KLM Airways "Rule of Three" Rue des Miracles TABLE 1.Camet, Dr y-5a19 MATS Clea cans ser Tor normal Creams Visitors Welcome gkis, Salon Cola oily skin, Lina to For Cle coxsinNg Creoas fiNg HAND GEORGES DESLANDES CARVED M AH 0 GA NY 2: Sutnulam For dry aking MAHOGANY E Skin Oraniget Rlomer Letion, Factory - 1 orasmalet oily SHÔES Testure Imntiony skinsk Rue du Peuple * HAND BAGS 3: Lubricotes Mahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags dry or DUTt * For mal skins .:0 Silver & French Perfumes Special DE Skin Misiune oily skin, Sepe MADAME EWALD For a Dorismond pling Creams Rue du Magasin de l'Etat & Aar W Meinberg SOUVENIRS PANTAL BLDG. 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This tou very narrow valley between ching and beautifully writthe endless lines of folded ten document was presented A great many people inhule Soybeans,hemp, wheat, to the Japanese with peacethe World were very vaguel barley, and vegatables are ful intent, ibut the signers about the location of Korea cultivated in dry fields. were executed. untill the recent outbreak of Throughout its modern his A provisional goyernment fighting in that litle coun- tory the ancient nation ofin exile was formed. For matry that juts from Manchuria Korea has been engaged inny years this powerless govand the Soveit Union, a tragic struggle for freedom, ernment, under Dr. SyngIt is a rugged land of 30. uniy, and independence. man Rhee, campaigned for 000.000 people with moun- Japan annexed the coun- indepdence. In 1948 the Rhee tain ranges comparable in try in 1910 and proceeded to government rat Seoul was reheight to Mountains of exploit its resources through, cognized by the United NaH aiti covering virtually ly. until the end of World, tions, though the northern all he country. Granite hills War II, But for years prior half of the country was unup to 6.300 feet fold the ter-to the annexation, Korea der Russian domination. rains of the United States had been a pawn in the big sponsored Republic of Ko- power politics of Japan, Chi- STRANGE CUSTOMS rea - the southern three- na, and Russia: seventh of the 'peninsular Peace-secking Korea ush- The Koreans have a numland. They form a twisting ered in its modern era by con] ber of customs which people BRASSERIE COURONNE networg of valleys which in cluding an. door> trea- jof oiher country find amusDELA vaders have always followed.. ty with Japan HT 1876. But ing. So completely do the rug- Nipponese promises of inde- For instance, by long estged hills crease the country pendence were soon forgot- ablished custom, the Korean that rail and highway routes ten. The Sino-Japanese war bridegroom stays with his twist fantastically in conhec-of 1894-95 left Japan the do- bride three days in his father cities and towns. FIRESTONE ting minant foreign power in Ko- -in-law's house before returChief transporation arte- rea. This hold was consolid- ning with her to his own paTY of South Korea, for ins- ated by victory in the Russo- rents' house. Official mantance, is the debl-tradedJapance war a decade later, hood begins for the Korean E e 18% Foel standard-gauge railroad fun and the Koreans had no free lonly after marriage, Even if a aae Copociyl ning diagonally from Haeju government of their own un- Ihe is 70, a bachelor's opinin'the northwest on the viol-lail the elections held in 1948 ion has little influence. her to his own paTY of South Korea, for ins- ated by victory in the Russo- rents' house. Official mantance, is the debl-tradedJapance war a decade later, hood begins for the Korean E e 18% Foel standard-gauge railroad fun and the Koreans had no free lonly after marriage, Even if a aae Copociyl ning diagonally from Haeju government of their own un- Ihe is 70, a bachelor's opinin'the northwest on the viol-lail the elections held in 1948 ion has little influence. ated 38th-parallel boundary under United Nations auspi- <White is the traditional through Seoul, Taejon, and cesi color of mourning in Korea, Taegu to the soutieastern' a Sinde it is, worn for three port of Pusan. From Haeju FOUNDED IN 1122 B. C. years for close relatives, Koto Pusan by way of the cities rean families are in mournnamed is just about 290 air Old Korea's origins are ing white much of the times. miles and 400 miles by rail. obseured by time, but her Potential barrier to an inpeople claim a history of mo vader's progress is the poRICE MAIN CROP re than 42 centuries. Korean pulation of South Korea. It legend celebrates a founder is now 20 million, threeAt some time in the past, named Tan Gun, of superhu- fourths of them on farms. nature's forces tilted thel man origin, whole alleged Despite the mountains that southward poiniing peninsu-1 tomb rule out cultivation Firestone is still venerated. Moof most la down on the west, or Yel-, re credible are the historic of the area, that is more FOOD F R 2 R D RE low sea side, and up on the references to a Chinese no- than twice the population of east, the coast of the Sea of ble who emigrated to Korea North Korea, and five times St beantifully Hna ome freezing fnished of a Eus Japan. As a result this in 1122 B. C., and founded a that of Hayti. amgartmang where as may be. quickly frozen in E tilt, Korea, althought averSemperature tments. aa Insulated low 15° below zero, and of two Fiberglas storage miles dynasty there that ruled the with five inches ages 150 in width, has country for many century. RLA srae Sua Freon doytl. refrigerant. 93-inch width, out its 15 drainage miles inland divided from the ab- <Much of what we now At the last moment there east coast. know as Korea had attained lis always a reason not exista degree of unity and enjoy- ing before: namely, the imThe west coast has a part- ed an old culture at the timei possibility fo further vacillaly submerged short line mar/the Roman Empire flourish- tion. ked by counthess fjordlike ed. In the 14th century the George ELIOT cta bays and islands. Yellow Sea Helatively small peninsular CD A3 tides, flucaating 25 feet and country became known as Most forms of more, have created broad ti- the kingdom of <Chosens, a but contempt dal mud flats. name often given Korea to are unwise; one of them this day. seems to us peculiarly ridiBooks The east coast on the ot- Korea, afer completing its culous age one lives contempt in. for the AND her hand, has almost no is- treaty of 1876 with the Japa JAMES lands and a straight, steep nese, made similar. <open Henry shore line. Mountains slope doors agreements with a into the sea or from narrow MAGAZINES sand beaches washed by number of other powers, inLOBSTER clear waiers. often given Korea to are unwise; one of them this day. seems to us peculiarly ridiBooks The east coast on the ot- Korea, afer completing its culous age one lives contempt in. for the AND her hand, has almost no is- treaty of 1876 with the Japa JAMES lands and a straight, steep nese, made similar. <open Henry shore line. Mountains slope doors agreements with a into the sea or from narrow MAGAZINES sand beaches washed by number of other powers, inLOBSTER clear waiers. cluding the United States. IN but none served to protect South Korea is the agri- Korea from aggression and ENGLISH cutural part of the peninsu- exploiation. Super. Fresb Sole distributor of tbe la as divided arbitrarily at Japan, after winning its Specialties New York Herald Tribune the 38th parallel in 1945 as a war with Russia, made Ko- Grand Rue (Deliver daily to Russo-American military ex rea a proteciorate for a ti- Next to Pharmacie your door) pedient for the disarming of me until the annexation, A LA CARAVELLE Rue Roux Japanese troops. Rice is when Korean properties we- Telemaque Tel: 2662 Tel. 3495 --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY OCT. 1st. HAITI SUN PAGE Z PICTURES OF THE works of the following artCENTRE D'ART AT sts: MONTEVIDEO (Uruguay) Maurice Borno THE SUN LIBRARY Prefete Dufaut Mr. Marceau Louis, Direc- Rita Doucet his labor in sifting through or of Enseignement Urbain, Xavier Amiama GOOD READING FOR can find through these sim- the available facts. He is as- who left last week for Mon- Pierre Monosiet RELAXATION ple and clear sentences, the; tute in appraising them. But evideo (Uruguay) had with Luce Turnier basic ideas of modern theo-1 his genius is his presentation him works of several artists Robert Wilson The Time is fast approach retical physics and their ori of facts and personalities. He nembers of the Centre d'Art Gesner Abellard ing wben you're going toigins. A remarkable little writes with a combination of Raoul Dupoux vant a good book OT to atlbook which meets the chall- breezy informality, simplie- These pictures will be ex Geo. Remponeau arm's length after you've enge of translating and inter, ity, and personal enthusiasm. libited first at Montevideo, Wilson Rigaud spent a bard day at tbe off- preting Einstein's scientific <To say that Mr. Gunther hen in other cities of South Castera Bazile ice. achievements. is, the world's foremost America. Hector Hyppolite Since we know of no bettical is not poli- des- The Department of Natio- Antonio ter place to get tbose books FICTION cribe reporter his function quite to ac- nal Education chose the Fernand Joseph Pierre than at your Haytian Ameri He M can Institute Library, we ba- THE ASPHALT JUNGLE curately. is. reporterve selected a few of tbeir reinterest educator. he Because is of his own cent additions to point 013 By cause he is interesting. he Be is wbat's in store for you wben W. R. BURNETT educational. learning, Because he you visit there The Asphalt Jungle is a ver pontificates ne-] novel of a very striking orior lectures, ART ginality and power. It deals he is as exciting as life itwith men living in big ci- self.> BALLET IN AMERICA ties which are jungles made - By reasonably safe by the efGEORGE AMBERG foris of a handful of men in - Ballet in America is the authorithy weak, crook, first comprehensive story of honest and well-intentioned, the ballet States. ational. learning, Because he you visit there The Asphalt Jungle is a ver pontificates ne-] novel of a very striking orior lectures, ART ginality and power. It deals he is as exciting as life itwith men living in big ci- self.> BALLET IN AMERICA ties which are jungles made - By reasonably safe by the efGEORGE AMBERG foris of a handful of men in - Ballet in America is the authorithy weak, crook, first comprehensive story of honest and well-intentioned, the ballet States. all of VISIT in the United them being a part of Tt follows the fascinating re-Ithat Asphalt Jungle, ail Goyer cord from the early days of struggling with the real prodles theatrical dancing, but it em blems which caused sleepAnts phasis on the recent years ness nights to the eity offiwhich have seen the emer- cers of modern and anas a fully ma- cient An Plaotiques gence of ballet world. unforgettable tured American Art, and on panoramic picture of the mel 106- RUE DU CENTRE those qualities which have tropolitain world of the big PORT AU pRm given ballet in that country cities. its specific American charac ter, Mr. Amberg, traces the HAITIAN well-growing interest of the INSIDE LATIN AMERICA AMERICAN American public in ballet, he By INSTITUTE TO GO sees ballet not in term of John Gunther ONAIR dancing, but as a synthesis The Haitian American Ins of dancing, music and scenic Available at tbe bookstore itute bas announced tbat it art, he is more concerned a Caravelle. Price P4.50 vill soon bave a weekly with the whole choreograrogram on a major Haitian phic effect. A good referenRadio Station. Details of tbe The New York City Dance Theatr'e <Fables of ce for student of Art, and Raymond Swing in The rogram are note yet avail- Our Time> based on cartoons and dilsgue presents by ihe confor those interested in chor- Book of-t the Month Club ble. tempory American humorist James Thumber, with chorenographic dances. News: <Mr. Gunther's book ography by the Aimerican dancer, Charles Weidman. is the key to hémisphere deThe' humor, projected by gestures and dis.ortions of hoSCIENCES fenge, not in the sense that ARTISTS SUPPLIES mely,every day movements, in concerned with Afcan ALBERT EINSTEIN HIS it supplies the soluion of the Tempera Colours was part of the initiall sea-social behavior. The dance WORK AND ITS problem, but that it unlocks & son's reperioire of Dance Theatre wihich gave its first INFLUENCE ON OUR the. door. For this reason it Grumbacker Brusbes performances in December 1949. The Dance Theatre is WORLD can be acclaimed as the most part of the New York Ciy Center, a non-profit, private By important political and edu- LYONEL PAQUIN organization which also preseris opera, ballet, and draLEOPOLD INFELD cational book to come from Rue Traversiere Tel 3586 ma at modestly- scaled prices. 1e Mr.Infield discusses in his the American press for a long time Innumerable read book the great Einstein revo ers. will be as thankful to halution Special Relativity. ve a new world swim into COOL OFF 2000 FT. Einstein's role in Quantum their ken as was Keats on ABOVE SEA LEVEL HOW IS modern theories YOUR Theory and reacung his HoPRINTING?? of the structure of the univer mer. Chapman's ST-FRANCIS HOTEL se with a presentation of BT an unexcelled clarity; the <Mir, Gunther's book 1s nis Excellent Cuisine DO YOU NEED book is written with a pas- third volume written by a Pleasant Cocktail Bar Stationern sionate desire to avoid any- formula of his own conven- Comfortable rooms Envelopes thing smacking of the mys- tion. on ABOVE SEA LEVEL HOW IS modern theories YOUR Theory and reacung his HoPRINTING?? of the structure of the univer mer. Chapman's ST-FRANCIS HOTEL se with a presentation of BT an unexcelled clarity; the <Mir, Gunther's book 1s nis Excellent Cuisine DO YOU NEED book is written with a pas- third volume written by a Pleasant Cocktail Bar Stationern sionate desire to avoid any- formula of his own conven- Comfortable rooms Envelopes thing smacking of the mys- tion. The author chooses the Cool Temperature Statements tical or vague, so those who essential facts and states Splendid view Letterbeads are never confident in their them; he chooses the essen- Ping Pong capacity to understand the tial personalities and sket- Horse back riding real nature of Einstein's dis- ches them. The formula is Large Swimming pool DE SCHAMPS coveries and the revolution- no great shakes; Mr. Gunt- Orcbid Garden nary steps of his thinking,her is. He is indefatigable in' Petionville TEL: 1187 The author chooses the Cool Temperature Statements tical or vague, so those who essential facts and states Splendid view Letterbeads are never confident in their them; he chooses the essen- Ping Pong capacity to understand the tial personalities and sket- Horse back riding real nature of Einstein's dis- ches them. The formula is Large Swimming pool DE SCHAMPS coveries and the revolution- no great shakes; Mr. Gunt- Orcbid Garden nary steps of his thinking,her is. 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He but hes presented a careful- rein the human mind and he C elestia 1 order Paul Artbur Scblipp and showed that here never ly prepared sintellectual au- matter are b rid g e d in the structure of throught containing evaluations by could be such a thing as ab- tobiographys by the famous through, mathematics, the de idself thought which com26 leading scientists of Al- solute motion, but hat eve- thinker himself. cision as to what constitu- prehends both the atomn and bert Einstein's philosopby rything moved relative to so The essays"thiset book con- tes true substance is as un-- the cosmos. and bis theory of relativiny, me oher system. He show: tains relate to many subjects. satisfactorily answered by END is called by reviewer Hier- ed that the earth was like a In fact, when Albert. Einstein Einstein as it is by any other Tbis review appeared in the bert B. Nichols ca momu- man adrift on a great body was asked to comment on natural philosopher. May 13, 1950, issue of THE mental piece of workn, ofwater in a small boat in hem, he wrote: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MO a fog which prevented his cAfter some vain efforts I Spiritual reality is not con NITOR, one of the outstanAlbert Einstein, the famous seeing shore lines or stars discovered that the mentali- sidered, through the expres- ding newspapers in the UniAmerican scientist,is revered Ail he can tell about his mo ty which underlies a few of sion snonmaterials can be ted States. The writer is nathe world over as one of motion is related to the mo-- of the essays differs sO radi- found. He would like to dis- tural gience correspondent the greatest geniuses of this vement of other boats, lights cally from my own, that I pense with world of matter of THE CHRISTIAN Scentury. More specifically, aand ships which pass within am incapable of saying any- by viewing its concepts as CIENCE MONITOR. mong men of letters and nahis vision hing useful about them. I <free creations of the human tural scientisis, he is known But <Albert Einstein,Phi- first attempted to discuss the mind>, attributing their mea as the man whose thinking losopher Scientist>, edited essays individually. Howe- ning, their wjustification>, to ORIGINALLETTER BY overturned conventional no by Paul Arthur Schlipp is ver, abandoned this proce- the totality of sense impres- ST. THERESE SENT lions of physics, chemistry.not primarily concerned dure because nothing even sions; to which, he says, they IS and celestial mechanics ti with such readily. observed approximately homogeneous are coordinated and intuitive TO U. S. produce a new relativity a- phenomena as the motions resulted... ly connected. Englewood Priest Gets It mong established theories of of stars and planets and their The great mathematician's CA proposition: is correct>, Cburch After 28-Year Quest; space and time, energy's ssociated forces. The book own contribution is an eva- Ihe says, cif, within a logical to Sbow Missive inertia, and later a new in- rather strikes directly to the luation of the historical, me- system, it is deduced accorterpretations of gravitado- heart of problems that have raphysical, and epistemologi ding to the accepted logical By Francis Sugrue nal forces. troubled philosophers since cal aspects of bis own work. rules. A system has truth con An Relativitys is merely a bisrory began; namely, He calls it <something like tent according to the certainoriginal letter writconvenient one= word des- What is reality?> <Of what my. inertia, and later a new in- rather strikes directly to the luation of the historical, me- system, it is deduced accorterpretations of gravitado- heart of problems that have raphysical, and epistemologi ding to the accepted logical By Francis Sugrue nal forces. troubled philosophers since cal aspects of bis own work. rules. A system has truth con An Relativitys is merely a bisrory began; namely, He calls it <something like tent according to the certainoriginal letter writconvenient one= word des- What is reality?> <Of what my. own obiguaryn. But it is ty and complerenes of its cOo en by St. Therese, who is cription for the volumes and value is sense testimony?> more than that for it con- rdination possibility to the mown to Roman Catholics libraries of new knowledge If readers expect to find tains his views on the com truth content of the system hFoughout Little the world as the established in every major Flower of Jesus, has SHAMT M to which it belongss. subdivision of natural scienEinstein for whom the Jeen relrased from the archi ce sice Albert Einstein's Oc void between natural science ves of the Carmelite convent casional eryp.ic <works of and reality presents an e- n Lisieux, France, and sent quality> began to appear. ver-present challenge ex- O The the United Sattes as a gift His brief writings aril compa presses a hope that the sta- er seventy-two-word letred by Prince Louis de Bro istical merhod of quantum is not only an unique and glie, distinguished French physics will prove to beonly riceless gift but will becophysicist who wrote a <Gea temporary, expedients. In all nea precious souvenir for neral Surveys 02 the great this he disagrees with most Roman Carholics in this mathematician's work for contemporary theoretical phy country. When the Ietter is this book, to ablazing rocsicists. shown Sunday afternoon at kets wihich in the dark of St. Cecilia's Carm elite I cannot believes, he says Church 55 he night suddenly cast a <that God dice with at Demarest Avebrief but powerful illuminaplays nue, it will be the first time he a tlon over immense unknown wo-do.Asserting on ma missive in St. Therese's nyoccasions his belief ina u- hand has been regions. niverse of order and harmo blicly writing in puThe principal <blazing rony, he has repudiated the In displayed the world ket> to which he refers is doctrine that mankind can fact, all the original the light which Albert Einsonly report and correlate etters' the of church St. Therese of tein brougt to maladjustresnlts of observa- theschich edge has knowments physical in physics and astrotion. To the end that ques- are at preserved the in the nomy puzzling researchers ing men may someday touch rchives ent, where the Lisieux' Little Flow- conat the beginning of the twen the hem of real substance, r was cloistered nun tieth century. Relativityl a from would Albert Einstein tells J. Robert Oppenheimer, direc- Einstein explored the infini- he time she unnever have been fas- tor of tbe Instittite for Advanced Stndy in tbe Unit- tesimal realm of the atom, she died was sixteen not hioned had it been for matter but il in 1897 at the the desire of men 10 find the ed States, about bis recent nttompts to explain bis only its midts to swing to the his. istered nun tieth century. Relativityl a from would Albert Einstein tells J. Robert Oppenheimer, direc- Einstein explored the infini- he time she unnever have been fas- tor of tbe Instittite for Advanced Stndy in tbe Unit- tesimal realm of the atom, she died was sixteen not hioned had it been for matter but il in 1897 at the the desire of men 10 find the ed States, about bis recent nttompts to explain bis only its midts to swing to the his. gaze age of twenty-four. Only earth's absolute motion in 7n terms of space. Mr. Opp mbeimer, famons for from unplum cholars andi church authori space. live work on atomic energy, took over as bead of tbe Ins- bed immensity of space and ies are permitted to study Theugh we on a titute in October 1947. time among the stars. He - he planet which seems quite sta tands in particularly intima- lerters. ble and stationary, astronothe Saint's Sisters Living mers know that the real answers to these ques- prehensibility of world, te relationship with God as A single letter was remov motions earth's tions from their examination and on the value which. he defined by Spinoza: <I belie- d from the collection are and ried. It many its and va-) of 781 pages by 26 contribu- frels can be placed upon. sen ve in Spinoza's God( not an: sent to the Rev. Albert H. ving rise spins on axis, giftors, they may be disappoin- se testimony. thropomorphic), who reveals Dolan, founder of the Socie ie to day and night: ted. Truth I think, is not to Some readers will see him himself in the harmony of all ty of the Little Flower, moves around the sun found in either "natural in his rowboat again, carless, being, not in a God who con two surviving by of such a way as to imbe at other the sisters the year and produoejscience Or human philoso- grasping boards phi cerns himself with the fate St. Therese, both of whom moves the seasons; it phy. Rut if one enjoys intel- sophers have tossedi to him. and actions of men>. lare nuns at the French con1oa Point along in with the sun lectual argument, there is e- The truly primary reality, be vent. For Father Dolan, who star Vega; and space near the nough here to satisfy even hind all science, he holds, is Only so far can the vision is now attached to the Cargalaxy itself, lastly, the he most ardent dévotee. mathematical construction, that sees God as-a principle melite Monastery, at Englesuns R with all, the, Editor Paul Arthur Schlipp which énables One to disco- of mathematical construction wood, this marks the successaway from contains, all is moving has done a monumental pie- ver newconcepts and the penetrate: The God who is a ful end of a twenty-eightIt was Albert others. ce of work: he has not only laws connecting them; which principle of ethical value! year effort on his part to obnew form Einstein's assembled the observations thus give uS the key to an and who has, been worship- tain a letter or note of singlei which told geometry of the world's leading sa- understanding of all natural ped by simple men as a lo- composed with the saint's uists why their physical scien- vants who built upon Albert phenomenal Although he of- ving, compassionate Father wn hand. termine efforts to de Einstein's foundations (six fers a new-old *relativity> or must be sought beyond the St. Therese's sisters, Motabsolute motion,are Nobel Prize winners), synthesis of throught whe-1 structure of the atom ori (continued on pagel2) --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. PERSPIRATION - SOILED SUMMER GARMENTS leachy acomin WILL HINDER Miss Horelie is the Cbarles Schwartz accoun-baipasant wbo was suppos- daugbten of tbe late EdouYOUR tant for Harris Kerr Forres- ed to bave settled bere af- ard Horelle. ,are Nobel Prize winners), synthesis of throught whe-1 structure of the atom ori (continued on pagel2) --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. PERSPIRATION - SOILED SUMMER GARMENTS leachy acomin WILL HINDER Miss Horelie is the Cbarles Schwartz accoun-baipasant wbo was suppos- daugbten of tbe late EdouYOUR tant for Harris Kerr Forres- ed to bave settled bere af- ard Horelle. ter, of New York is retaurn-ter tbe French Revolution, Madame Mereis NarcisPOPULARITY ! ing to Hayti tbis week twventy years proir to bis se of sHlalitation Neretten Mr. Scbwartz will stay al moving to tbe: U.S. Petionville gave birth to tbe Tborland International Admiral Haight and fa- quadtribl'ess, 3 boys and Club. mily returned to the Harv- one. girl. Tbe S averagel Mrs Jessie Boncard, tbe est fields, Last Monday. weight at birtb was 3V losl former Jessie Dejoie, cele- Next wednesday migbt, Motber and cbildrem ane brated ber birtbday Mon- the' Bingo game at <Thor- reported to be in good Make it ai habit to call:.. day, witb a party at ber ja- ands will be in tbe bands health. Regularly tber's bome in Pacot. of Albert and Emily Man- Sad news for Saturday Foi Among. tbe many guests gones, in" the absence of Mr nigbt Cboucoume go'ers HAITIAN AMERICAN present were Mr and Mrs. and Mrs Vrooman at the Hayti's No: 1 Orcbastra DRY CLEANERS George Leger, Marie There Union Scbool Building Leader El SAIEH bas quit Careful sa, and Kiki Villard, Mr. Fund. Cock tail party. tbe public eye. Dry Cleaning and Mrs Lyniol Paquin, Jar (The first price stands at He says be bas no intenService. que Martin. Marie Therese $. 50.) tion of returning eitber. V Boncard and Nicole Re- Oswald Desrosiers and Dasbing Young Menevist. Mireille Olivier were mar- lick Donyon ofAux Cayes, Roesmary Fourton, Secre- ried Satrday morning at now residing in Port-aitary to the assistant Sales the Cathedial, Prince, is to wed tbe charPromotion manager of PAA The Bride and Bride ming Miss Jiset Chemaly. in New York City return- groom are botb from Aux The marriage will take ed to tbe U.S., after spend- Cayes. place tbis coming year. the ind a week the 7ob men dt Ghislaine lové Tborland Horelle, and Martha Chandler aubo hagrance International Club. Titar Leon, were martied, spent a sbort vacation in I is: interesting t0. note at New York City LSp CASHMERE Thursday morning last montb, BOUQUET tbat one of Miss Fourton AM, at the Sacté-Coeur bas restmed ber daties at ancestors wwas Admiral Mapl Cburch Turgeau. Ecole des Gardes Malades. soap Director of the National Aericultinal Scbool, M. Clande T. Prévale returned Refresh...Add 10 tbe Gity last week.* During bis stay in tbe U.SMr Zesi To The Hour Prévc' studied at the University of Wisconsin. Mr Louis Laws, Secretary General of the Carribean tourist commission, left wednesday.aftrer a fiveday stay at Hotel-San SoucM Mr Laws, was here on the invitation of Colonel Levelt. (The Carbbean Commission. includes France, Great". Britian, the U.SA Holland. the Dominican Republic Cuba and Hayti., The Commission, is planning an extensive Pu 1 frer the wonderful evening is over, blicity campaign a throughA will the fragrant memory. of you out the world this coming haunt his every dream? F season. , Secretary General of the Carribean tourist commission, left wednesday.aftrer a fiveday stay at Hotel-San SoucM Mr Laws, was here on the invitation of Colonel Levelt. (The Carbbean Commission. includes France, Great". Britian, the U.SA Holland. the Dominican Republic Cuba and Hayti., The Commission, is planning an extensive Pu 1 frer the wonderful evening is over, blicity campaign a throughA will the fragrant memory. of you out the world this coming haunt his every dream? F season. Saturday, a party was Of course it will, if you bathe with beld at tbe, Palace of Hayti Cashmere Bouquet Bonguet Soap. Cashmere 10 celebrate Colonel Antoiingit with gentlyéaresery the fragrance yours men love. skin leav- This 1heg Lewelt birthday anniver- - tantalizingl bouguer comesf fromas secret sary. Tbe fête was given by wedding of twenty-one rare perfumes, the Commandant and Dffis far more costly than you' 'd expect to cers of the National Palace. a find in any soap. Mr. Marcel Antoine, Hay Be forever sweet and with tian Consul in Santiago CH Cashmere Bouquet dainty forba. arrived tbis week, 10 3 Soap use spend a sbort vacation ever alluring with Cashmere Gatb with Bouquet toiletries! "Coke his family bere in Port-an M22A Prinice. Mr J Théopbile Ricbard EUREE oypmot - Haytian Ambussador to tbe Cashmere Aik for ifeilher way both Dominican Republic will made-mark: mean the same thing. be bere for several wweeks Bouguet BOTLED UNDER AUTHONTY OFT THE COCA-COIA COHPANY BY Married Sajurday mornhared Resathe M ine nere Miss Raymonde digp Brasserie del la Couronne S. A. Haspil : and Guy Pierre- 2 Louis. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY OCT. 1st. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 CAN T NO SPORT EZZARD CHARLES WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION THERE'S STILL FILMS OF THE LOUIS GOT SL 102.840 CHARLES IS CAPABLE FIGHT JUNKED FOR BOUT FIGHTER The L.B.C. took movies of JESSE ABRAMSON SAKS TIME the fight at a COSt of $ 10 Louis reiterated be wasm't 000. Brt the picture goes SOTTY be decided on tbis co Tbe Cbarles of Wednes- into the ashcan. The 1.B.C. meback. But tbe record day night would bave beat- and R.K. O. agreed that TO doesn't sbow that be made en Louis time in bis ENJOY PAA any Tbis tbere wasn't enough pictothe money be needed to post-war career. Cbar- rial value to make distribupay Uncle Sam. With 35 les would bave been an tion profitable. Tbe videots cent of tbe net gate and armfull trouble even for bowever, wvill see tbe figbt f money, Louis earned Louis at % best. Tbis was again. Tbe kinescope verSUMMER $1102.840.Nor counting the a strong, capable figbter, sion was presented fritaxes off this, he's suppos- bold and fearless, fully e- day and Saturday ined to owe more tban dou- quipped in all debartments twenty-five cities tbat were He is a slaEXCURSIONS ble tbis figure to the gover- except weight. outside tbe coaxial circtit, places like Mimneapolis. Los Angeles, San Francisco, MiCIRCLE TRIPS ami, etc. Many fans were saddened tbat Louis bad to go tbe FROM way of all beavyweigbt flesh (except Gene Tunney) But Louis was a professionel fightr wbo went o1t Port-au-Prince tbe projesional way. X-rays! revealed he did not break TO bis left band. 1t was only bruised - like bis bead. Nor be will resume, 4t a $. ial circtit, places like Mimneapolis. Los Angeles, San Francisco, MiCIRCLE TRIPS ami, etc. Many fans were saddened tbat Louis bad to go tbe FROM way of all beavyweigbt flesh (except Gene Tunney) But Louis was a professionel fightr wbo went o1t Port-au-Prince tbe projesional way. X-rays! revealed he did not break TO bis left band. 1t was only bruised - like bis bead. Nor be will resume, 4t a $. 15.000 Miami annual salary Montego bay WITH THEIR EYES SHUT. After 15 bruising plus an of undisclosed the profits, percen- bis job AND rounds, Joe Louis (left) and Ezzard Charles both have tage Internabadly-bluised faces and left eyes that are practically as director of tbe Club's fistic shut. But Charles has a big smile" - he won recognition tional promotions. Boxing One of wbose as heavyweight champion by taking the decision at bromotions was and still is Yankee Stadium, New-York. E Charles, tbe chamKingston Ezzard pion wbo bad to sbatter a nment. His accountant, sbing puncher for 184 V legend to proue be is is ROUND TRIP Ted Jones, disclosed tbat pounds but not tbe power cbampion. tbe government is wwilling bitter Or destructive finisto listen to a compromise ber tbat 15 all be needs to RIGGS BEATS BUDGE offer and Lonis' agents will acbieve the color be still LONDON. L- Bobby make tbe offer, based on lacks as Louis's successor. Don $100 Wednesday's purse, in Chi- Tbose wbo bad previons last Riggs night catlasted to win third Budge prize saving sago Monday, ly derided Charles as a cau 7n tbe singles of Wembley tious ff not a cbeese cbam- Stadium's indoor professio20 to S Cbarles, getting per pion were willing offer nal tennis tournament. 58,766, bis big their Otber cent, earned bim respect. FOOTBALL gest touch yet. figbters tbinking of cbal- Football Antoine lenging bim will tbe respect real Tassy and playera Roc Pierre are bim more, :00; be's back. Thursday last the Hayboss of the beavy wweigbts Antoine and will be for some time tian football players arrivEFFECTIVE THRU to come. Tassy and Roc Pierre ed in the city from Venezuea SEPTEMBER 30 TH Wbo is tbere to beat Ez- "They will play in the comzard?He is a figbting cbam ing games Haiti: v. Jamaica. 60 DAY LIMIT pion wbo must figbt often SPEAR FISHING STOP OVERS PERMITTED to make the money. Tbere's no. million-dollar Louis sty. On the beautiful reefs of ROUTE le gate in the offing $ par tbe bay of Port-an-Prince EN ticularly in tbis TV era. For information TelepboCbarles wwill fight any one. ne : 3217 Tbe International Boxing HORACE Club family wbich bas ASHTON been rooting so bard for Louis t0 knock Charles for FISH PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRHAYS sons, probably will match SUPER FRESH bim wwitb Joey Maxim, SPECIALTIES. world liwught beavyweight next Grand Rue, Next to PASSENGER. MAIL. COIFFERCAKGO champion in Chicago Pharmacie Telemaque Rue Dantès Destouches March. --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. Classified Church Service The Society of the <Friends) COMMUNIQUE LEGA- Continued from page 9 of the Argentine Nation> (S TION OF COLOMBIA A.N.A) founded lon December Agnes, who CATHOLIC SERVICES is eighty-niClassified advertisements HOSPITAL CHAPEL er 27, 1947, in its session of The Legation of Colombia ie, and Sister Genevieve, are accepted for tbings September 20. es March. --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. Classified Church Service The Society of the <Friends) COMMUNIQUE LEGA- Continued from page 9 of the Argentine Nation> (S TION OF COLOMBIA A.N.A) founded lon December Agnes, who CATHOLIC SERVICES is eighty-niClassified advertisements HOSPITAL CHAPEL er 27, 1947, in its session of The Legation of Colombia ie, and Sister Genevieve, are accepted for tbings September 20. th instant pro in this Gapital has issued to! eight-one,and the other nuns wanted or unvanted; Mass at 8.30 a.m sermon by ceeded to the renewal of its the Press.t the followingg Com at the conventigave the letter dles for sale; personal servi- ariFatber Smitb in Englisb Managing Commitee as fol- muniqué: The Government O the Carmelite priest in retes; miscellaneous items, SACRE-COEUR low: of the Republic of Colombia ognition of his labors to ho sucb as jobs wanted;bouses Masses are at 4,6,8,10 a.m. Presidente: re-elected Mo-' has just issued Decree No. nor thesLittle Flower and in for renti tutoring; traveling liere Jh. Compas 2996 sized by all the Minis gratitude for the food that companions; ideas for sale. CATHEDRAL Vice-President re-elected ters, by which it is provided has been sent to the convent not accepted, advertiseClovis N. Bonhomme that in the event of presiden by Americans devoted to the ments of political nature. Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, Secretary Treasurer re- tial vacancy, temporary of de St. Therese. Rate: 25c per insertion, ma 8.30 a.m elected: René Jacques finite, and awaiting the élec ximum of 5 words. Secretary; Viergi- tion of the Chief of the Go- The autographed letter --- ST GERARD Deputy gina Desgazons vernement by the Cham- 2 tender note addressed toa Wanted (Near the Oloffson Hotel) Doputy-Treasurer: bers, the presidential powers nun who was a friend ot St. Jeep in good condition Masses are at 5.30, 7,8.30 Wilmina Cesar will be exercised by the Therese's at the convent l with good tyres. Filer and Librarian: Membe of the Cabinet, in was written on July 16; Apply <Haiti Sun>. ST. JEAN BOSCO Dorléans Thomas accordance with art. 125 of 1897, two months before the Mass is at 9 a.m Advisors: Nestor Amisial the Colombian Constitution saint died. It was composed House for Rent in Bizo- HOLY TRINITY Pierre Armand, Lucien Bour and ranking order as provi- in pencil because she was tone 2 Bed rooms Beautiful CATHEDRAL get, Faine Scharon, Manassé ded for by law. In defect of 00 weak to use a pen and view of tbe bay and large (EPISCOPAL) Compas, Huberman Normil- Ministers, the Departement one of the last letters she garden. Mass 4.00 a.m French Charles, Nelly Perpignan,Vil Governors will exercise the wrote. Apply <Haiti Sun>, Mass 7.30 a.m. English vert Mérosier, Marie- Cécile Executive Power, ranking Letter to <Twin> Mass 9.00 a, m French A. Compas privilege being accorded the The letter read: Wanted: 1913 American Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French For the Commitee: Governor of Department July 16, 1897 5 cent Piece Liberty bead the closer to the Capital of No. French Charles, Nelly Perpignan,Vil Governors will exercise the wrote. Apply <Haiti Sun>, Mass 7.30 a.m. English vert Mérosier, Marie- Cécile Executive Power, ranking Letter to <Twin> Mass 9.00 a, m French A. Compas privilege being accorded the The letter read: Wanted: 1913 American Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French For the Commitee: Governor of Department July 16, 1897 5 cent Piece Liberty bead the closer to the Capital of No. .Buffalos. Re- EPIPHANY CHAPEL VIERGINA DESGAZONS the Republic. The Decree Dear Sister Martha of Jeward Mass 6.00 a.m French has 10 considerations in us: APPLY HAITI SUN Mass 8.00 a.m French Deputy-Secretary. which is analyzsed the ran- I suddenly realize that I ge of the Constitutional Re- have not wished you a hapWould sell or swap for a form of 1945 in connection PY birthday. Ah! be assured car in perfect condition a with the designation of of- it is an oversight which beantitul property located ficials in charge of the Ex- wounds my heart. I was in at Mussean Or the new roal SMART KID ecutive Power as aforemen- such great joy over your, from Air Port to Petionvil- LOOK WHO'S HERE! <Here boy, said the man tioned, "These considera- birthday that I wanted to gile. to the boy, who was helping tions establish that the post ve you the prayer on humiThe land measures 1 acre him drive a bunch of cattle, of official chosen as Chief lity; it is not yet finished rejs leveled and bas a trialy chold this bull a minute, will of the Provisional Govern- copying, but you will have magnificert view over tbe you?s ment is now vacant in accor it soon. wbole Cul de Sac plain and - aNoz, answered the boy, dance with the said consti- Your little twin, who the bay. Tbe nea water liel don't mind bein' a direct- tutional reform and the in- wouldn't be able to sleep if from at or in this company, but Tm he had not sent you this litne Freres passes li darned if I want to be a terpretation given by the note. 200ft. from tbe property Congress of 1949.By virtue, ile stockholder. Therese of the Child Je ne. of which it is established ENQUIRE HAITI SUN LA BELLE hat in case of presidential us. LOIS vacancy, temporary of defi- ha were <twins by profes Wanted nite, the2nd part of the sion, because they made Furnisbed House or apartfirst paragraph of art: 125! St. Therese and Sister Mar ment, in or around Petion: of the Colombian Constitu- their vows entering the Carville 2 Bed rooms. tion must be applied. melite order on the same day Apply <Haiti Sun>. Port-au-Prince, Septembcr in 1890. The prayer for hu 27, 1950. nility mentioned in the letSHARE OFFICE er was. finally completed Excellent office and published in the large eJust off Grand Rue dition of <The Story. of a Small-vental. After from an sosenee of a TF and DUCK Soul, the antobiography of NET returns - NETRE Bog SUPER FRESH St. Therese, which Vras trans SALE Abbott, to star in IRCENE and FOR Costello the Aeatere for SPECIALTIES lated into almost every pmtedsan ndmeal A proknown language. in the letSHARE OFFICE er was. finally completed Excellent office and published in the large eJust off Grand Rue dition of <The Story. of a Small-vental. After from an sosenee of a TF and DUCK Soul, the antobiography of NET returns - NETRE Bog SUPER FRESH St. Therese, which Vras trans SALE Abbott, to star in IRCENE and FOR Costello the Aeatere for SPECIALTIES lated into almost every pmtedsan ndmeal A proknown language. longed illness kept little Lou away Piano Studio from the cameras. (Grand Kie Next to Reprinted from the N. Y. Pbarmacie Telemaque Herald Tribune. Upright, one price $.300 Refigitaire good condition $ 80 Electric Stove with oven $. 90. HAITI SUN Parents Interested in Private Englisb speaking Subscription Blank school: for 4 and 5 years olds. Please enter my subseription to <Haiti Suns, effectiApply <Haiti Suns. IE ve Sunday next. TUITION> NAME Lessons of Frencb and Spa nisb to English speaking ADDRESS persons Conversational Metnew beauty portrait of divorced of George Jessel, hod. Abbly to Professor Her Ru -E is featured Cbarles E. Stepben C/O Edi as Richard Green. appears for starring Yvonne Haiti Sun P.O. Box 118 a ES tional RE ANALS of the Arabian harems. Universal-internaRE 20T <Haiti Sum. --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY OCT: 8 th. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 UT - MAPOU MAGIC a ten PM TALES FROM THE HAITIAN COUNTRYSIDE SPORT Paul E. NAJAC the Anglo-Saxon may gesti-usual answer from. the HAITI VERSUS Messrs Victor Sada, If, by any chance, a pleas- cualte for emphasis, the Hai- ers is listenJAMAICA Franck Wilson and ure trip led you to one of tian uses gestures as an es- The <Cracz, are expeted the many thousand thatched sential of his narrative. puzzle tale is a king to accompany the team. -roof <kayss that dot our part of story which reflects admi Friday evening. the Foot- The following players Everyone in these groups rably the intelligent ball Federation held a meet! will represent Haiti if their Haitian country- side, you young. and old, tell tales (as cacity of the. Haitian perspi- and ing to select the players! medical cxemination prov- would see how Haitian pea- they say ctire coritex mean- his high. Sense of humor. and officials that will goles satisfactory: A. sants, for the most part, ing <shoot tales>. So the tel- They are to Kingston, friday october. F. Mevs, P. Bonaventure, Joseph, spend their evenings with ling begins and everybody in from humorous sometimes. pieces drawn 19 ch. 1950. A. Mathurin, C. Joseph, A. their families. Nearby the lit his turn will shoot tales. Haitian folklore and other of The names of the offic- Nau, P. Thevenin, G. Clau tle house, in the large yard The stories are divided in- times the fruit of very minu ials are as follows: Antoi- de, Y. Dorceans, L. Ed- or sometimes on the porch to two categories:a) The puz- te observation, ne Champagne, Marcel Pre- mond, F. King, J. Lherisson of the house, all the family zle, called in Creole xconte and listen to this: zeau, Felix Baker, Fritz Ber L. Savain, A. Tassy, R. and many friends who live divirtor,> and b) The singing Stop Cric in the would bel Narrator rouet, and Lt. Antoine Coi- Pierre, E. Leger, Y. Martin vicinity circle tale called <conte chantes. Audience Crac cou. L. Sainté, A. Alexandre. seated in a large tel-In conte divinor the narrat- Narrator. zle, called in Creole xconte and listen to this: zeau, Felix Baker, Fritz Ber L. Savain, A. Tassy, R. and many friends who live divirtor,> and b) The singing Stop Cric in the would bel Narrator rouet, and Lt. Antoine Coi- Pierre, E. Leger, Y. Martin vicinity circle tale called <conte chantes. Audience Crac cou. L. Sainté, A. Alexandre. seated in a large tel-In conte divinor the narrat- Narrator. Rond boule ling stories. There you would or always starts with a specon sée, if your spirit were not cial formula which varies ac- et longue con grand cheparalyzed with fear of the si cording to the section. In min. lent night in our tropical fo- some places, in the North (round as a ball and long, rests (because story- time for example they say: as a road) must be at night in Haiti)- Narrator. Cric Answer: a; ball of thread whoever tells tales before Audience Crac Amnother one: sundown will draw death on Narrator Tim Tim Narrator Cric his mother as they say in Audience Bois zaboca Audience Crac <Creole>: Ouap voye man- (avocado, tree) Narrator. Dlo campe (stan manou alle.> Literally trans- Narrator Combien li ding water) lated; <You are going to poté (How many pears on Answer: sugar cane. send your mother away>.) - the tree) and this one: you would see a man makTi cod chante nan mitam ing gestures in the middle Then the audience will say deux montagnes (little cock: of the circle. He would be a chosen number, like 3 forsings between two moun-- describing an experience or example. The narrator will tains). imitating, an animal He has then haver to tell three Duz- Please figure this one out: to use visual exxpressions zles beginning each of them yourselves, dear ritlies readers... with his hands. because hej by the usual <Crics whose more to follow next week, VEA) is a real Haitian and while SURPRISE, Manager Eddie Sawyer (left) of the Phij ed?> Continued from page 6 SHE'S PREY TO "THE DESERT ladelphia Phils surprised baseball experts ands fans when said the waiter, HAWK" he named Jim Konstanty (ri ;ht) to pitch the opening. ga- <Oh, Milanaise, sauté in! me of the world series. Konstanty, the Phil's ace reliefer butter, with a little spaghetdidn't start a game all season iti over it, on that a filet of anchovy, and an olive on top, she: said: <That is very nices, said the waiter, and went out to - order it. PERSPIRATION a SOILED <Jessas Maria and Joseph!s said the Dentist when he heard the order and he turn SUMMER GARMENTS ed to the Chef and cried: <What did I tell you? Now what are we going to do?y WILL HINDER The Chef said nothing, he put on a clean apron and YOUR walked. into the dining room to the tabie of the Lady. The re he bowed, bent down to her and said: <Madame has POPULARITY ! ordered an Elephant cutlet>. Yes, said the Countesslet of anchovy and an olive?s MOVE FELLOW THIS vith spaghitt etc ? MEANS YOU Yes. <Madame is all alone?> <Yes, yess. <Madame expeets no one else?, <No. Make it a habit to call.. <And Madame wants onRegularly ly one cutlet?> Foi rYes, said the Lady, <but HAITIAN AMERICAN why all these question?s DRY CLEANERS *Becauses, said the Chef Careful <because, Madame, I am veDry Cleaning "y sorry, bu: for one Cutlet Service. we cannot cut up our Ele- Yvonne in "Song De Carlo, of Shaharazade," who was last y returns seen # as phant, HNETL Lat7 ert By Rs Technicolor action-romance starring her withLudwig BEMELMANS Varoene it. rYes, said the Lady, <but HAITIAN AMERICAN why all these question?s DRY CLEANERS *Becauses, said the Chef Careful <because, Madame, I am veDry Cleaning "y sorry, bu: for one Cutlet Service. we cannot cut up our Ele- Yvonne in "Song De Carlo, of Shaharazade," who was last y returns seen # as phant, HNETL Lat7 ert By Rs Technicolor action-romance starring her withLudwig BEMELMANS Varoene it. a Universal- International HEA production. --- Page 14 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. PAGE MONTE CARLO OF THE A M E RIC A S EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE <21> ONE ARM Fva BANDITS.. "CASINO NATIONAL" WARM WEATHER IS LOK.. WITH US ..It does not burt the eyes <Gadé pa boulé gén REMEMBER OUR SODA FOUNTAIN 1 *STEAK> NO I ON THE IIT NATIONAL e PARADE SERVES TONIGHT MUSEUM <A Mexican song that bas THOSE COOLING, DELIGIOUS DRINKS, MALTS of 1319 become very popular in AND ICE CREAM AT PORT-AU-PRINCE towm LA BELLE CREOLE <VIAJERA> KALMAR'S CAFE Cancion - Blues. Cbamp de Mars A unique collection of reLuis Arcaraz Bountiful, Complete GENUINE GEMAN ics are to be found, at the Viajera que vas por ciolo LUNCHEON Served NATIONAL MUSEUM of 2 por mar today BEER, FRANKFURTEBS WARM WELCOME Port au Prince on the, lejando en los corazones Abundant DINNER Champ de Mars. iatir de waricty with AND COOL SPOT Visiting Hours: Monday passion,vibrar de ca Plenty of palase appeal. tbrough Saturday 9 A.M ncion (Your Favorite drink iaCUISINE 12 noon 9 luego mil decepciones. de by Experienced MixoloHIGGINS XXX Ialw 4 mi me toco quererte tam rist) BEER GARDEN BAR bién IBO LELE RE COCKTAIL HOUR besarte J despuès perderte. FEATURES TI RO RO AT Dios quiera que al fin te can OF and bis drums HOTELROOSEVELT ses de andar. Dishing Up TRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC 5 entonces quieras quedarte *NOBBE BONDELS> D'HAITI GOOD FOOD RUE DU QUAI XX No sé que sera sin verte, is our specialty (Exposition Grouds) no sé, que vendra después, AT COOL KENSCOFF No sé si. podré olvidarte, ALSO 5.000 Fi. above Sea- Level no sé si me moriré., ICE CREAM Cold Drink T Tbe best xXX COFFEE Cuisine Rooms Mi luna y mi sol iran tras de SODA POP and Wine Cellar ti k DRINKS and Sandwich unidos con mis canciones (American Style Grocery) deciéndote ven, regresa oira SAVOY CHATELET DES FLEURS vez, Rue Pavee 2 blocks mo rompas mas corazones. RESTAURANT From tbe Grand Rue Enjoy an Exceptional DINNER CENTRAL MARKET TONIGHT AT CAPTAIN ACES DINE BY THE AUX ORCHIDEES WATERS EDGE Petionville EXCELLENT FOOD VODOO CLUB AND SERVICE DANCING CARREFOUR EVERY NITE ST CLUB a 2 EL RANCHO - o CLUB HOTEL -Emjoy all Club Facilities CAR amid pleasant Surroundings Open for Membersbip HIRE Apbly: Antoine Dupoux Mgr. TEL: 7133 A motorist touring in the west coast State of California HAYTIAN TRAVEL in the United Staes stops his car in a tunnel 'cut through SERVICE a esquoia tree in a State park TEL: 2242 SERVICE DANCING CARREFOUR EVERY NITE ST CLUB a 2 EL RANCHO - o CLUB HOTEL -Emjoy all Club Facilities CAR amid pleasant Surroundings Open for Membersbip HIRE Apbly: Antoine Dupoux Mgr. TEL: 7133 A motorist touring in the west coast State of California HAYTIAN TRAVEL in the United Staes stops his car in a tunnel 'cut through SERVICE a esquoia tree in a State park TEL: 2242 --- Page 15 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. PERSPIRATION - SOILED SUMMER GARMENTS lerachy comn WILL HINDER Miss Horelie is tbe Charles Schwartz accoun- papasant wbo was suppos- daugbter of tbe late EdouYOUR tant for Harris Kerr Forres- ed to bave settled bere af- ard Horelle. ter, of New York is return- ter tbe French Revolution, Madame Meneias NarcisPOPULARITY ! ing to Hayti tbis week tventy years proir to bis se of <Hlasitation Nerettes Mr. Scbwartz will stay 411 moving to tbe U.S. Pctionville gave birtb to the Thorland International Admiral Haigbt and fa- qnadtriblets, 3 boys and Club. mily returned to tbe Harv- one girl. The averagel Mrs Jessie Boucard, the est fields, last Monday. weight at birth was 3V Lbs former Jessie. Dejoie, cele- Next wvednesday migbt, Motber and childrem ane brated ber birtbday Mon- the' Bingo: game at aThor- reported t0 be in good Make it a habit to call... day, witb a party at ber fa- andn will be in tbe bands health. Regularly ther's bome in Pacot. of Albert and Emily Man- Sad news for Saturday For Among. tbe many- guestsigones, in" the absence of Mri night Cboucoune go'ers HAITIAN AMERICAN present were Mr and Mrs. and Mrs Vrooman at tbe Hayti's No: 1 Orcbastra DRY CLEANERS George Leger, Marie There! Union School Building Leader El SAIEH bas quit Careful sa, and Kiki Villard, Mr, Fund, Cock tail party. the public eye. Dry Cleaning and Mrs Lyniol Paquin, Jar (The first price stands at He says be: bas no intenService. que Martin. Marie Therese $.. 50.) tiow of returning eitber. ne go'ers HAITIAN AMERICAN present were Mr and Mrs. and Mrs Vrooman at tbe Hayti's No: 1 Orcbastra DRY CLEANERS George Leger, Marie There! Union School Building Leader El SAIEH bas quit Careful sa, and Kiki Villard, Mr, Fund, Cock tail party. the public eye. Dry Cleaning and Mrs Lyniol Paquin, Jar (The first price stands at He says be: bas no intenService. que Martin. Marie Therese $.. 50.) tiow of returning eitber. Boucard and Nicole Re- Oswald Desrosiers and Dasbing Young Menevist. Mireille Olivier were mar- lick Douyon ofAux Cayès, Roesmary Fourton, Secre- ried Saturday morning. at now residing in Port-autary to the assistant Sates the Catbedial; Prince, is to wed the chbarPromotion manager of PAA The Bridé and Bride ming Miss Jisete Chemaly. in New York City return- groom are both from Aux Tbe marriage will take ed 1o the U.S. after spend- Cayes." place tbis coming year. 7ob the ind a week at the Tborland men Ghiclaine and Martba lové Horelle, Chandler wwbo fagrance International Club. Ttas Leon, were married, spent a sbort vacation n wolti is. interesting, to. note Thursday morning dt 10 New York CHy last month, TUe CASHMERE tbat one of Miss Fourton BOUQUET AM, at tbe Sacté-Coctr bas restmed ber duties at ancestors was Admiral Mapi Church Turgeau. Ecole des Gardes Malades.. soap Director of tbe National Acricultiial Scbool, M. Refresh... Add Claude L. Prévale returned t0 tbe City Last aveck. During bis stay in tbe U.SMr Zesi To The Hour Préuc" studied at the University of Wisconsin. Mr Louis Laws, Secretary General of the Carribean tourist commission, * left wednesday, after a five day stay at Hotel-San Souci Mr Laws, was here on the invitation of Colonel Levelt. N (The Carbbean Commission: includes France, Great". Bririan, the U.SA Holland. the Dominican Republic Cuba and Hayti. The Commission is planning an extensive Pu a fter the wonderful is over, blicity campaign throughA will the fragrant evening memory of you out the: world- this coming haunt his every dream? season. E Saturday, a party was Of course it will, if you bathe with beld ab the,Palace of Hayti Bouquet Cashmere Boaguet Soap. Cashmere to celebrate Colonel Antoiing it with gentlyéaresesy the yours skin leav1e Levelt birtbday anniertantalizingt fragrance men love. This sary Tbe féte was given by a a wedding of bouquetc twenty-one comes froma as secret the Commandant and Dffis far more costly than you'd rare perfames, to cers of the National Palace. à find in any soap. expect Mr. Marcel Antoine, Hay Be fprever sweet tian Consul in Santiago CHCashmere and dainty with ba, arrived tbis wéek, to P ever Bouquer Soap forCatil shend 4 sbort vacation with alluring toiletries! with Cashmere "Coke his family bere in Port-an Bouquet fe Prinice. - Mr J. Théobbile Ricbard R lo 702 * ifeither both C Haytian Ambassador to: tbe Cadhmere Aifor may. Dominican ade-mark mean the same thing. be bere for several Republic will Bouguet wecks BOTTLED UNDER AUTHIONTY OFTE.G COCA-COIA COAPANY BY Married Saturday mornine mnere Miss Raymonde dogp Brasserie de la Couronne S:A. Hashil and Guy PierreLouis. -an Bouquet fe Prinice. - Mr J. Théobbile Ricbard R lo 702 * ifeither both C Haytian Ambassador to: tbe Cadhmere Aifor may. Dominican ade-mark mean the same thing. be bere for several Republic will Bouguet wecks BOTTLED UNDER AUTHIONTY OFTE.G COCA-COIA COAPANY BY Married Saturday mornine mnere Miss Raymonde dogp Brasserie de la Couronne S:A. Hashil and Guy PierreLouis. --- Page 16 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. lst. NOBEL AWARD WORLD NEWS... Continued from page 1 (Continued.from page 1) Near East and throughout of buman being tbis troutbere wonld be no indiscritbe world. Altbongb the bled world needs at tbis] minate guish between tyrants and avords bave been used befo particular time. He came LATIN AMERICA OFFER- tbe revenge. He said tbose impressed into serviye, they apply with special up from poverty by bard ED OF POINT 4 FUND reptiblic would distin- ce by tbe invaders. accuracy to tbis distingui- work, won bis wway as a téa shed grandcbild of Ameri- cher, field investigator and WASHINGTON. The can Negro slaves: be is a public official, and cOm United States advised Latin credit to bis race, tbe bu- mands tbe respect of all American cotentries today man racen, wbo bave come mn contactltbat it 2s prepared to pia THE NEW YORK TIMES witb bim Or wbo knowlup $. 12.000.000 for co-ope SAID: even a little about bis ac- rajive technical assistance xAmerican Negroes bave complisbments. programs in tbe Western a rigbt to be proud tbat one Hemispbere. of their race, Dr. Ralpb aWben tbis much bas Edward G. Miller jr., As sistant Secretary of State, and Capus Waynick, administrator for tbe Point 4 program, made tbe announcement to a meeting of tbe Inter-American Economic and Social Council at tbe Pan American Union. The council is an intergovernment organization of tbe American republics. Mr. Waynick noted tbat NEW BADGE FOR MURPHY.- Acting Mayor Vin- $.12.000.000 was about onei cent Impellitteri (left) of New York pins a police third of the total money badge on the neuly-apointted commissionner of poliCongress apropriated for ce, Tbomas F.Murpby. Murpby's wife looks on. The tecbnical assitance pro- new commissionmer, as an assistant U.S. attorney, S1LCgrams, called Point 4 from cessfully prosecuted tbe Alger Hiss case. President Truman's listing of it in an address to Con-' INDONESIA JOINS gress. land a greater number of Mo Indicating tbere would UNITED NATIONS AS 60th slems than any other nation be aid for such projects as MEMBER The Netherlands and Great The photo, taken in New York City (June 24, 1949) roads and airfields, Mr. The republic of Britain, among the nation's shows Dr. Ralpb Buncbe (center), Acting United Na- Waynick said assistance ithe former Dutch Indonesia East speaking, not only welcomtions Mediator for Palestine, receiving Volume IV of would be giren and In- ed Indonesia, but also deplor tbe sPalestine Yearbook an 1 lsraeli Anmual>, present- suicb agencies q tbe Hbrowsbdies now the world's ed the fact that many other Miss - ed by Sopbie 4. Udin (right), Director and Li- Aeronantics Administration CHeilinewest independent state countries had been trying brarian of tbe Zionist Archives and Library of tbe Ke- tbe Public Roads Adminis-lot became the the sixtieth member vainly, some for four years ren Haysod (Palestine Foun Lation Fund), and Mr. ine Yearbook an 1 lsraeli Anmual>, present- suicb agencies q tbe Hbrowsbdies now the world's ed the fact that many other Miss - ed by Sopbie 4. Udin (right), Director and Li- Aeronantics Administration CHeilinewest independent state countries had been trying brarian of tbe Zionist Archives and Library of tbe Ke- tbe Public Roads Adminis-lot became the the sixtieth member vainly, some for four years ren Haysod (Palestine Foun Lation Fund), and Mr. 4 tration, tbe Census and United the Nations thurs- now, to again admission to brabam Krumbein, cbairman of the Finance Commit- and otbers. Barestiday, first new U.N. the U.N. In all, there are tee of tbe Keren Haysod. member since the admission fourteen frustrated applic1 United States mission of Israel in the spring of ants lined up outside the U. Bunche, bas been awarded been' said we still bave to wbich studied economic 1949. n. door. Five are Russian sa tbe Nobel prize. All Ame- return to tbe jact of race. blems of thbe Philippines E ADMISSION APPLAUDED tellites which have never re ricans bave a right to be Ralpb Bunche js a great in- expected to give President In the Assembly a parade ceived the necessary seven proud t00. Biit the import- dividsal but the recogmi- Truman retailed recommen of countries hailed the ad-' votes in the Security Counant point is not that Dr. tion that bas come to bim rations for a new program mission of the new country cil and nine are countries Bunche isa Negroes OT speak eloquently t0 tbe co- of American aid to tbe is- an island chain which has which have been knocked tbat be is an American. lored peoples of tbe world. jands suun. Official sources a population of 72,000.000 out by Russian vetoes. Tbe important point is tbat Tbis is democracy speak- said today tbe proposals tbis award, given for ser- ing and saying t0 all buma- were nearly ready to go to vices in bringing peace to mity that it values men tbe Wbite House. Israel and tbe Arab states, for their personal wortb was ricbly earned by charac and not for tbe extraneous! ter, conrage and intelligen circumstances of tbeir bre- GUATEMALA ce. Ralpb Banche js tbe sortled Or origins. ELECTIONS DECREED GUATEMALA CITY. An executive decree calling for Presidential elections on TOURIST VISAS Nov. 10, 11 and 12 was approved by Congress today. The action of the Chilean he travel division of the The winner of the election and Bolivian governments Fan American Union, the will be inaugurated March in eliminating visa require- g overnments of Colombia 15, 1951, when President J. ments for United States tour- Ed Paraguay are in the pro Jose Arevalo's six-year term ists was praised last week by ess of modifying their en- expires. Dr. Alberto Lleras, secretary ry requirements in order to general of the Pan Ameri- ttract greater numbers of S can Union, who pointed out ourist. Uruguay eliminated i Lobster that where tourists are per- he visa requirement some mitted to enter with a tour- time ago. Ecuador, Mexico Super Fresb ist: or landing card nota- and practically all the Caribblys Mexico and Cuba- tour hean and Central American Specialties AAIES IN KOREA ism has become a major eco republics now admit tourists Grand Rue in Korea, Commander of the British forces nomic resource. ry requirements in order to general of the Pan Ameri- ttract greater numbers of S can Union, who pointed out ourist. Uruguay eliminated i Lobster that where tourists are per- he visa requirement some mitted to enter with a tour- time ago. Ecuador, Mexico Super Fresb ist: or landing card nota- and practically all the Caribblys Mexico and Cuba- tour hean and Central American Specialties AAIES IN KOREA ism has become a major eco republics now admit tourists Grand Rue in Korea, Commander of the British forces nomic resource. on a tourist or landing card with Maj. Brigadier Gen. B. A. Coad (on the right) speaking According to a survey bylwhich is easily obtainable. Next to Pbarmacie manding the first Hobart cavalry Gay Division. (on the left) Officier com- --- Page 17 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. Ist. LAND OF THE MORNING CALM KOREA HAS STRUGGLED grown on every flat space re seized or expropriated. FOR UNITY AND where irrigation is possible. Korean patriots penned INDEPENDENCE FOR Thaiched farm houses and their own declaraiion of in50 YEARS green terraces snuggle in e- dependence in 1919. This tou very narrow valley between ching and beautifully writthe endless lines of folded ten document was presented A great many people inail Soybeans,hemp, wheat,to the Japanese with peacethe World were very vaguel barley, and vegatables are ful intent, but the signers about the location of Korea cultivated in dry fields. were executed. untill the recent outbreak of Throughout its modern his A provisional government fighting in that litle coun- tory the ancient. nation ofin exile was formed. For matry that juts from Manchuria Korea has been engaged in ny years this powerless govand the Soveit Union, a tragic struggle for freedom, ernment, under Dr. SyngIt is a rugged land of 30. uniy, and independence. man Rhee, campaigned for 000.000 people with moun-I Japan annexed the coun- indepdence. In 1948 the Rhee tain ranges comparable intry in 1910 and proceeded to government at Seoul was reheight to Mountains of exploit its resources through, cognized by the United NaH a iti covering virtually ly. until the end of World, tions, though the northern all the country. Granite hills War II, But for years prior half of the country was unup to 6.300 feet fold the ter-to the annexation, Korea der Russian domination. rains of the United States had been a pawn in the big sponsored Republic of Ko- power politics of Japan, Chi- STRANGE CUSTOMS rea - the southern three-na, and Russia: seventh *of the "peninsular Peace-secking Korea ush- The Koreans have a numIand. They form a twisting ered in its modern era by con ber of customs which people BRASSERIE COURONNE of in of other find amusDELA networg valleys whichi cluting an. <open doors treacountry vaders have always followed. ty with Japan in 1876. But ing. So completely do the rug- Nipponese promises of inde- For instance, by long estged hills crease the country pendence were soon forgot- ablished custom, the Korean that rail and highway routes ten. The Sino-Japanese war bridegroom stays with his twist fantastically in conhec- of 1894-95 left Japan the do- bride three days in his father ting cities and towns. FIRESTONE minant foreign power in Ko- -in-law's house before returChief, transporiation arte- rea. This hold was consolid- ning with her to his own pary of South Korea, for ins- ated by victory in thé Russo- rents' house. Official mantance, is the double-tracked, Japahese war a decade later, hood begins for the Korean a - @ 18 a Fool Copacilyl standard-gauge railroad run and the Koreans had no free only after marriage, Even if t ning diagonally from Hheju government of their own un-lhe is 70, a bachelor's opinà MARe in the northwest on the viol- l the elections held in 1948] ion has little influence. to his own pary of South Korea, for ins- ated by victory in thé Russo- rents' house. Official mantance, is the double-tracked, Japahese war a decade later, hood begins for the Korean a - @ 18 a Fool Copacilyl standard-gauge railroad run and the Koreans had no free only after marriage, Even if t ning diagonally from Hheju government of their own un-lhe is 70, a bachelor's opinà MARe in the northwest on the viol- l the elections held in 1948] ion has little influence. ated 30th-parallel boundary under United Nations auspi- <White is the traditional through Seoul, Taejon, and cesi color of mourning in Korea, Taegu to the soutHeastern Sinde it is worn for three port of Pusan. From Haeju FOUNDED IN 1122 B. C. years for. close relatives, Koto Pusan byway oft the cities rean families are in mourn-! named is just about 290 air Old Korea's origins are ing white much af the time>. miles and 400 miles by rail. obscured by time, but her Potential barrier to an inRICE MAIN CEOP people claim a history of mo pulation vader's progress is the pore than 42 centuries. Korean of South Korea. It legend celebrates a founder is now 20 million, threeAt. some time in the past, named Tan Gun, of superhu- fourths of them on farms. nature's, forces tilted the man origin, whole alleged Despife the mountains that southwand poinsing rule out Firestone paninsutoimb is still venerated. Mocultivation of most la down Jon the west, or Yel- re credible are the historic of the area, that is more 1 R E E Z R dow and on FOOD sea side, up the references to a Chinese no- than twice the population of east, the coast of the Sea of blel who emigrated to Korea North Korea, and five times cabinet enamnel, ome freesing finished As a result srLen Japan. of this in 1122 B. C., and founded a that of Hayti. where low as food may below be. quickly in a EEE tilt, Korea, although. it averemperature as 15° zero, and LE storaga miles dynasty there that ruled the partments. Insnlated with fve inches of Fiberglas ages 150 in width, has country for many century.. 1/8 a motor. 98-meh ...Froon dopth. rofrigorant. 93-inch width, its divided sei out 15 drainage miles inland from ab- the <Much of what we now] At the last moment there east. coast. know as Korea had attained lis always a reason not exista degree of unity and enjoy-l"ng before: namely, the imThe west coast has a part- ed an old culture at the timeiposstibility fo further vacillaly submerged short line mar/the Roman Empire flourish- tion. ked by countless fjordlike ed. In the 14th century the George ELIOT e bays and islands. Yellow Sea Helatively small peninsular O AK y) tides, flucaating 25 feet and country became known as Most forms of R more, have created -broad ti- the kingdom of <Chosens, contempt dal mud flats. name often given Korea aare tol unwise; but one of them (CCE this day. seems to us peculiarly ridiBooks The east coast on the ot- Kores, after its culous E contempt for the G her hand, has almost no is- treaty of 1876 with completing the age one lives in. AND lands and a straight, steep nese, madei Japa Henry JAMES shore line. Mountains slope doors similar <oben) into the sea or from narrow number agreements of other with a MAGAZINES sand beaches washed by cluding the United powers, inLOBSTER clear waters. them (CCE this day. seems to us peculiarly ridiBooks The east coast on the ot- Kores, after its culous E contempt for the G her hand, has almost no is- treaty of 1876 with completing the age one lives in. AND lands and a straight, steep nese, madei Japa Henry JAMES shore line. Mountains slope doors similar <oben) into the sea or from narrow number agreements of other with a MAGAZINES sand beaches washed by cluding the United powers, inLOBSTER clear waters. States. IN but none served to protect South Korea is the agri- Korea from aggression and ENGLISH cutural part of the peninsu- exploiation. la as divided arbitrarily at Japan, after winning its Super. Presb Sole distributor of tbe the 38th parallel in 1945. as ai war with Russia, made Ko- Specialties New York Herald Tribune Russo-American military ex! rea a proteciorate for a ti-) Grand Rue (Deliver daily to your door) pedient for the disarming of'me until the annexation, Next to Pharmacie A CARAVELLE Rue Roux Japanese Rice is LA troops. when Korean properties we- Telemaque Tel: 2662 Tel. 3495 --- Page 18 --- SUNDAY OCT. 8 th. HAITI SUN PAGE 9 LETTER FROM AMERICA By Mary WILLARD that they are willing to ac- der, apple butter, and pectin. and in the 000cept the slogan almost lite- Pectin is used to solidify when pink cloud, the ripe fruit is fall, Cactum that apple trees October is apple- picking, rally: For generations Ameri- fruit jellies. Apple butter and red and stored cellars gathe- or should besaluted on Christtime in many: parts of thej can children have carried ap- cider are' usually made from stacked in in mas Eve. United States. The red, rus- ples to sehool in their lunch apple that are too small or on shop counters.The bright pyramids festive In America, one of the Naset, or golden fruit, with, pails. It is an old cnstom am distorted to sell as eating an- are usually sponsored by ci--tion's favorite folk heroes is itsi faintly pungent odor, is ong children to shine an ap- ples. Cider fermenter apple rvic in commumities associated with the fruit, Ac as characteristic of the ple and place it on the teach- juice retains its sweet, sligh where groups apples are an to legend, all the month as the brilliant folia- er's desk as, a present. This y fangy taste for several ant source of income. import- Para- cording ple trees in the American ap: ge and crisp, sunny days custom has given rise to. the weks before it turns sour. des, and the selec- Midwest were by that mark the autumn sea- exprescion, *Polishingt the ap After that it can be used as tion pageants, of a pretty wo- John Chapman, a planted son in most of the country. ple>, used to mean toadying vinigar. man to be -Apple young Queens cher who was gaunt the supposed In largest apple-produSE to any person in a position Apples are a pleasant ex- are customary events. have sown them in the early cing States; where a commer to granta favor. cuse for festivals in many National Week will nineteenth century. He has cial grower may have as ma- A fourth of the American, parts of the country; both in be observed Apple this year from come down in as history ny as acres (120 hecta- apple crop goes into such the spring, when the apple october 28 to November 4. Johnny Appleseed. A 250res) of orchards, farmers processed by produets as ci- blossoms resemble a delicate It is promoted by the mile stretch of in outa send call for pickers industry to dramatize apple the the State of Ohio highway from is planted neighboring States. ma- A fourth of the American, parts of the country; both in be observed Apple this year from come down in as history ny as acres (120 hecta- apple crop goes into such the spring, when the apple october 28 to November 4. Johnny Appleseed. A 250res) of orchards, farmers processed by produets as ci- blossoms resemble a delicate It is promoted by the mile stretch of in outa send call for pickers industry to dramatize apple the the State of Ohio highway from is planted neighboring States. Mihealth value of the fruit, em- with flowering crab grant workers who follow the ghasize its importance in the trees as a memorial to apple Johnharvest establish themselves Nation's economy, and to sti-ny Appleseed: in tempory settlements to dot mulate interest in the var- In addition to the October the selective careful job of ious apple festivals. The ap- arple festivals, the also: the apple colletting perishable fruit ple's ample vitamin and mi- figures prominently jn whose the Smailr communties far neral content almost justifies celebration of Halloween on: mers /have an unexpectedly the saying; <An apple a the last day of October. At sometimes day, large yield shortkeeps thedoctor aways. The Halloween parties school sbobbing ert the day to allow oltruit provides starch, sugars for applesa, 35 a der traditionall children to help with the ron, phosphorus and pectin, game. Children- kneel around. crop. College students and ciand vitaminsA, B, C, and G. a large tub of water in ty workers often spend a The apple has played a pro which apples are in floating. week end the country picmin: nt role in world folklo- With hands clased. behind king applès to earn extra moIre. In Greek mythology, the their backs, they try to and pick ney enjoy the pleasant Apple of Discord, awarded up an apple with their teeth, a autumn weather. S 0 o n by Paris, son of King Priam and hold it there until trucks with they, loaded high bask of Troy, to Aphrodite, preci- get up. Prizes are waiting. ets of apples thunder down pitated the Trojan war when for those who can the manage highways on the way to Aphrodite showed her grati-l the feat. In still another Halpromoted the sale of their' tude by helping Paris steal lowen game, anples are hung glass jugs of cider, the beautiful Greek Helen from on strings from the ceiling" tawny-colored drink that ist her husbandiGreek mytholo- The contest is to see who made from the juice of apples ay also tells the story of Ata can eat one of the are twirling Apples one of the most A favorite poem American children" begins <When lanta, who lost the race to apples with his hands tied be valuable items in America's the frost is on the pumpkin and the fodder's in the shock which she had challenged hind his back, The appie is fruit crop, and the principal It describes the countryside throughout most ofthe ruri them droppeal three golden also a fortune- telling device source of income for farmers al areas of the United States To the farmer who must apples andishe paused to pick at Halloween parties. If a in many sections. The entire rather the corn irom brown rper: dstalks standing in them up: The legendary boy or girl can peel an apple frujt crop is valued at 7/ or 8 shocks and carry in the pumpkins in the month af Swiss patriot William Tell-so that the skin ds all in one percent Nation's total agri- or October, it is aseason of long but pleasant working wasif forcedi to shoot an apple piece, he will throw the peel cultural production. days. Here a horse-drawn wagon is loadèd with ears of from his son's head: The ing over his left shouldér and Apple growers have long ripened corn. in them up: The legendary boy or girl can peel an apple frujt crop is valued at 7/ or 8 shocks and carry in the pumpkins in the month af Swiss patriot William Tell-so that the skin ds all in one percent Nation's total agri- or October, it is aseason of long but pleasant working wasif forcedi to shoot an apple piece, he will throw the peel cultural production. days. Here a horse-drawn wagon is loadèd with ears of from his son's head: The ing over his left shouldér and Apple growers have long ripened corn. The two farmers working alongside the wa Scandinavian goddess Iduna decipher a letter from the prometed the sale of their! gon, rip the ears of corn from the stalks and toss them washin charge of apples with'alphabet in the patiern the product with the English pro into the wagon. In. the background frostnipped trees the miraculous property of peeling assumes on the floor verb, <Am apple a day keeps shed their red and gold leaves. Autumn is a time of conferring immortality upon The letter, according to leg the doctor away>. Many A-] mellow satisfaction to the farmer. He seest his crops those who ate them. British end; will be the first initial mericans like apples so much laid by and views the harvest cf his year's work, folklore still preserves thelaf the person he will marry. SIX YEAR COMMONWEALTH AID PLAN TO ASSIST ONE QUARTER OF HUMAN RACE LONDON. Sept: The urigions which form Asia's vi-; Pakistan and Ceylon) will riod, 1951-1957. Financial aidl the problem of technical asgent needs of some 567.000. tal erice bowl>. mect, to approve a six-year andi available resources willi sistance. At a preliminary 000 Asians are being discus- Among. the countries con-Iplan of development for the thus be concentrated on de- meeting last May, a central sed at the British Common: cernedi in the southeast Asia entire region. velopment plans of exceptio- bureau for technical aid was wealth conference on, aid. to conferences are India, Pakisnal urgency. established at Colombo, Cey southeast Asia, currently tak tan, Ceylon, Malaya, Singa-) The problem has been 1on: This lureau wasi allocating place in London. These pore, North Borneo, Sarawak in these words by. Mr. Met The chief needs of the a- ed- a special etght million people form more than one: Brun-i, Viet Nam, Cambodia colm MacDonald, British rea are for inexpensive food pound (S: 22:400.000) fund, quarter of the world's popu- and Laos. Because economic Commission:r- General for and clothing, better farming which ist to be spent over a lation. resources. are still largely un; South East Asia: <A huge, implements, machinery for three year perioal Stretching for more than derdeveloped, living- stand- far- rraching and at the sa- wells and irrigation and mo4.000 miles from easti toi ards are low in many of the- me time realistic program is re adequate transportation Poverty int one areal is" a wiest and 2.000 miles from se countries. required.. starting, as soon facilities. With taese go thel peril to prosperity and peat north to south; the area. of as possible and. lasting as technical experts required ce: everywhieres If the Comsouth and southeast: Asia is After preliminary discus- long. ast possible. for letailediplanning and the monwealth six year plan, toof the greatest importance- sions, the Commonwealthl Thisi program which is bas installation and. care of ma- gether with similarp projeets and politically- to the. free Consultative Committee (con ed on self-help and mutual chinery. by the: Umited: Nationgs andi world. In addition to rich mi sisting of representatives aid, will be. kep strictly with the United States,, succeeds, neral deposits at also includ, from Britain, Canada, Aus-lin the limits of what is prac The London Conference hot only southeast" Asia but es the food- producing re-i tralia, New. Zealand, India; tical.curing 142. six year pe-i will, therefore, also diseuselthe whole world will benefit. --- Page 19 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. by the: Umited: Nationgs andi world. In addition to rich mi sisting of representatives aid, will be. kep strictly with the United States,, succeeds, neral deposits at also includ, from Britain, Canada, Aus-lin the limits of what is prac The London Conference hot only southeast" Asia but es the food- producing re-i tralia, New. Zealand, India; tical.curing 142. six year pe-i will, therefore, also diseuselthe whole world will benefit. --- Page 19 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 1st. The Society of the <Friends) COMMUNIQUE LEGA- Continued from page 9 Classified Church Service of the Argentine Nations (S TION OF COLOMBIA A.N.A) founded on December Agnes, who is eighty-niCATHOLIC SERVICES er 27, 1947, in its session of The Legation of Colombia ie, and, Sister Genevieve, Classified advertisements HOSPITAL CHAPEL September 20 th instant proin this Gapital has issued to eight-one,and the other nuns are- accepted for things Mass at 8.30 a.m sermon by ceeded to the renewal of its the Press the followingg Com at he convent,gave the letter wanted or unvanted; arRatber Smith in English Managing Commitee as fol- muniqué: The Government o the Carmelite priest in redles for sale; personal servi- SACRE-COEUR low: of the Republic of Colombia ognition of his labors to ho tes; miscellaneous items, Mio- has just issued Decree No. nor theLittle Flower and in such as jobs wwanted;bouses Masses are at 4,6,8,10 a.m. Presidente: re-elected 2996 sipned by all the Minis gratitude for the food that for renti. tutoring; traveling CATHEDRAL Vice-President liere Jh. Compas re-elected ters, by which it is provided has been sent to the convent companions; ideas for sale. that in the event of presiden by Americans devoted to the not accepted, advertiseClovis N. Bonhomme tial of de St. Therese. ments of political nature. Masses are at 4, 5.30, 7, Secretary Treasurer re- finite, vacancy, and awaiting temporary the élec Rate: 25c per insertion, ma 8.30 a.m elected: René Jacques tion of the Chief of the Go- The autographed letter ximum of 5 words. ST GERARD Deputy Seeretary; Viergi- vernement by the Cham- a tender note addressed to a gina Desgazons bers, the presidential nun who was a friend of St. Wanted (Near the Oloffson Hotel) Deputy-Treasurer: will be exercised by powers the Therese's at the convent Jeep in good condition Masses are at 5.30, 7,8.30 Wilmina Cesar Membez of the Cabinet, in was written on July 16; witb good tyres. ST. BOSCO Filer and Librarian: accordance with art. 125 of 1897, two months before the Apply aHaiti Stinp, JEAN Dorléans Thomas saint died. It was Mass is at 9 a.m Advisors: Nestor Amisial the Colombian Constitution Sn pencil because composed she House for Rent in Bizo- HOLY TRINITY Pierre Armand, Lucien Bour and ded for ranking by law. order In as defect provi- of 00 weak to use a pen was and tone 2 Bed rooms Beautiful CATHEDRAL get, Faine Scharon, Manassé Ministers, the Departement, 'one of the last letters she view of tbe bay and large (EPISCOPAL) Compas, Huberman Normil- Governors will exercise the wrote. garden. Mass 4.00 a.m French Charles, Nelly Perpignan,V1l Executive Power, Letter to <Twin> Apply <Haiti Stnn, Mass 7.30 a.m. English vert Mérosier, Marie- Cécile privilege being accorded ranking thej The letter read: Mass 9.00 a, m French A. Compas Commitee: Governor July 16, 1897 Wanted: 1913 American Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French For the closer of Department 5 cent Piece -Liberty bead the to the Capital of Dear Sister Martha of -No. elly Perpignan,V1l Executive Power, Letter to <Twin> Apply <Haiti Stnn, Mass 7.30 a.m. English vert Mérosier, Marie- Cécile privilege being accorded ranking thej The letter read: Mass 9.00 a, m French A. Compas Commitee: Governor July 16, 1897 Wanted: 1913 American Daily Mass 6.00 a.m French For the closer of Department 5 cent Piece -Liberty bead the to the Capital of Dear Sister Martha of -No. Buffalos. Re- EPIPHANY CHAPEL VIERGINA DESGAZONS the Republic. The Decree us: Jeward Mass 6.00 a.m French has 10 considerations in I realize that APPLY HAITI SUN Mass 8.00 a.m French Deputy-Secretary, which is analyzsed the ran- have suddenly not wished you a I ge of the Constitutional Re- birthday. Ah! be assured hapWould sell or swap for a form of 1945 in connection P is an oversight which car in perfect condition a with the designation of of- wounds my heart. I was in beautiful property located ficials in charge of the Ex- such SMART KID great joy over your at Mussean GT the new roal LOOK WHO'S HERE! <Here boy,> said the man ecutive Power as aforemen- birthday that I wanted to gifrom Air Port to Petionviltioned, "These considerale. to the boy who was helping tions establish that the post ve you the prayer on humihim drive a bunch of cattle, lity; it is not yet finished reTbe land measures 1 acre - <hold this bull a minute, will of official chosen as Chief copying, but you will have is leveled and bas a truly of the, Provisional Govern- it soon. magnificent view over thbe - you?s <Noz, answered the boy, ment is now vacant in accor Your little twin, who abole Cul de Sac plain and - I don't mind bein' a direct- dance with the said consti- wouldn't be able to sleep if the bay. The new water li3 futional reform and the in3 or in this company, but I'm he had not sent you this litne from Freres passes at darned if I want to be a! terpretation given by the tle note. 200ft. from the property li stockholder. Congress of 1949.By virtue Therese of the Child Je ne. of which it is established ENQUIRE HAITI SUN LA BELLE LOIS -hat' in case of presidential ha us. were <twins by profes vacancy, temporary of defi- the s'on." because they made Wanted nite, the2nd part of St. Therese and Sister Furnisbed House or apartfirst paragraph of art. 125! their voWs the Mar ment, in or around Petionof the Colombian Constitu- melite order entering on the same Carville 2 Bed rooms. tion must be applied. in 1890. The for day Apply <Haiti Sunp. Port-au-Prince, Septembcr mility mentioned prayer in the hu- let 27, 1950. er was SHARE OFFICE finally completed Excellent office and published in the large eJust off Grand Rue dition of <The Story of a Small-rental. shsence of a and Co DUCK Soul,> the a of AE Tor osautobiography E NT Bud SUPER FRESH St. Therese, which as trans and Te AtCE to star in IRUCT for lated into FOR SALE the Forcign Legion" SPECIALTIES almost every longed little Tot away proknown language. . er was SHARE OFFICE finally completed Excellent office and published in the large eJust off Grand Rue dition of <The Story of a Small-rental. shsence of a and Co DUCK Soul,> the a of AE Tor osautobiography E NT Bud SUPER FRESH St. Therese, which as trans and Te AtCE to star in IRUCT for lated into FOR SALE the Forcign Legion" SPECIALTIES almost every longed little Tot away proknown language. Piano Studio from the cameras. (Grand Kize Next to Reprinted from the N. Y. F a Pharmacie Telemaque Herald Tribune. Upright, one price $.300 Refigitaire - good condition $. 80 Electric Stove with oven $. 90. HAITI SUN Parents Interested in Private Englisb speaking Subscription Blank scbool. for 4 and 5 years olds. Please enter my subscription to <Haiti Suns, effectiApbly <Haiti Suns. AH ve Sunday next. <TUITION >> NAME Lessons of French and Spa misb to English speaking ADDRESS persons Conversational Met- A portrait Lois divorced of George bod. Abbly to Professor Run E Peteet E. Stepben C/O Edi Richard" Green. appears starting Yvonne Haiti Sun P.O. Box 118 TE Charles for E tional as a of the Arabian harems. Universal-InternacHaiti Suimn. RRTNES tor --- Page 20 --- PAGE 4 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. Ist. POETS' CORNER 0. atonosco POEMS IN ENGLISH OF FLOR DE SOL P- MORAVIAH MORPEAU You were about to leave Méet necessary de irke ome demands. aPoèmes antilléens de VE your flower bed. The riders LIBRA > For those cisions SUN: with determination *SAGITTARIUS-. For lours et de flammess. of the setting sun purplei born September 23- October but a willingness to adjust. those born November 23clouds have already formed or libra rising December Carnival Haitien their groups. The shadows of Keep unruly, emotions or 22:or Sagittirius the night, an immense pur- SUN. Entertaining, keep-I children under control la- rising. OUDON OUP, PON PON ple flower amidst the tropi-i crovedi ing up with an expansive! ter. SUN. Visitors, new; or PON, it is the Haitian festi- cal essences. The staccato of or a purely personal M ON. Excellent for impulse can switch plans, val with its haunch contor- the scigaless and the tam etbook. splurge can flatten your pock! shopping, digging up pros- but casual entertaining or tions, its dryness at the tam of Vodoo drums. The MON. Beware -Exert excess, loss: pects, forgotten contacts or meetingsprovide fun. Keep throat, the violence of its tro squashes under the trees, in yourself to things put away for a rainy within boands; though: pical atmosphere, its synco- between the grass, stars charm, persuade, sell. Disap- day: Keep tight hold of pos MON. A receptive audien pated popular music. GOU- punctuating a green tapestry pointment or delay makes sessions in evening. ce gives you fertile fields DOI OUP PONPONPOUF carpet in that torrid space for a worrisome night. TUE. You can't get for initiative. Night turns The stirostros> ephemeral eternally vibrating at that TUE- Unease continues, what you want by force, no dull or difficult. Beware kings decked up in purple hour. Numberless wireless perhaps over emergency ex- matter how hard you push. . A receptive audien pated popular music. GOU- punctuating a green tapestry pointment or delay makes sessions in evening. ce gives you fertile fields DOI OUP PONPONPOUF carpet in that torrid space for a worrisome night. TUE. You can't get for initiative. Night turns The stirostros> ephemeral eternally vibrating at that TUE- Unease continues, what you want by force, no dull or difficult. Beware kings decked up in purple hour. Numberless wireless perhaps over emergency ex- matter how hard you push. rieglect. adorn the sceneries with anwayes full of messages and penses. Use p.m. to settlc pro! Be cautious of energy, ac- TUE. Arrogance, disreorphidic lavishness of tinted'musics will be lost to us. iblems, arrange terms. Even- tions. Neighborhood af- gard, demands, make for contortions. GOUDOI OUP. ing fine for home sociability. fairs are enjoyable in p.m. tense or dangerous situaThe obsessing <coudiailles ENVOI A LA CREOLE WED. Situation break WED. Sudden news, in- tions. Go carefully. Contact violates all musical harmo- Fair Creole of the West sooner than expected. Try terruptions, breakdowns or higherups, clarify, in p.m, nies. Mixed up in the crowd Indies your penetrating eyes not to let personal or do-l minor accidents get you off WED. Daytime can sidark, brown, light complet- irradiate *the 'sweetness of a mestic complications intere- to a bad start. Afternoon is phon off energy, hope, red women adorn in dresses moonlight night. Your statu-1 fere with advancement, pro murky, but evening can op- funds. Work behind the sce of variegaled hues, vie a- re, stately as that of a palm fid len up a new personal chan- nes for cooperation, financgainst one another in deli- tree on our islands. THU. Fine for shopping ce be alert. ing. A gift or special favor rious. undudlating buttocks. And la flor de sol, the sun- closing deals, getting job THUR. Routine straigh- may turn up.. ON TON PON PON TOPOP, flower, la fleur du soleil, or household affairs in bet-tens out; friends are help- THU. Good work of itis the Haytian festival tall, 'slim, standing in your ter shape. ful, entertaining, full of management builds prestige with its haunch contortions. small garden, a greenish um FRI. Haste, irritation, news. Circulate to do busi- Shop cannily, boost your Rythmic 1ocal fashion sex- brella protecting the incom- can result in damage, stub- nes. stock with important peoappeal. Slow pénetration of, parable hue of an attrative born arguments, hurt feel FRI. Another day when ple. the syncopated popular mu- chrysanthamum turning in Tings. Keep expenses down. you can put your foot in it FRI. Plans, order, quiet, sic. Awakening up of the your direction as you appra- Smooth things over tonight if you rush, try to force fly out the window. Watch senses. OUDONONPPONFO oched it as would of the sun. SAT. a Accumulated chores others or take too much for out for cuts, burns, spats, OP it is the Haytian festival. your or others edginess, ma granted. Wisdom can blowouts. Mediation, SUMMER SUNSET ON ke it easy to nurse Or re- vent accidents. PEC togethers, improve even- getSAINT, MARC THE ARTIBONITE hash grievances. Find diver- SAT. Emotional ing. wPoème Social Haitiens RIVER Stillness. The voices die a- sion in a show, hobby, treat vals or difficulties uphea- with SAT. Keep up efforts to Westemn edge of the city way. From the deepness of born *SCORPIO> October 24 - For those children may have, distur- erase animosity and get eve of Saint- Marc. it easy to nurse Or re- vent accidents. PEC togethers, improve even- getSAINT, MARC THE ARTIBONITE hash grievances. Find diver- SAT. Emotional ing. wPoème Social Haitiens RIVER Stillness. The voices die a- sion in a show, hobby, treat vals or difficulties uphea- with SAT. Keep up efforts to Westemn edge of the city way. From the deepness of born *SCORPIO> October 24 - For those children may have, distur- erase animosity and get eve of Saint- Marc. Facing the the valley comes up a SO0- ber 22 or Scorpio rising. Novem bed sleep, leaving you in rything functioning visit. smooth sea. The railway train comes thing silence. The purple an edgy condition to meet ly. Write, to a stop. The tropical sun tainted mountains present a in its intenseness pours toj religious aspect. So it be the maximum its white ac- when desines are subdued erb. rays. The station isi jam- and , apprebensions vanish. - med with well- to-do bour- All around and inalte rable se geois, state guesses but still renity. The palm trees, ereet hankering after more honors and white, are thoughtfal in their quietness. Amphytrite was lovely Dreamy are the fire trees trimmed with laces of all the adorned with their flaming AMERICA tints SS of blue. And when, per adventure, a piece : A black fisherman with a bread flew. out of the win- background of the intense TO dow of a coach, a small out- dark blue of the opluent sea classed scantly dressed up brings to mind a Vodoo Nepboy was there to catch it. tune with a secret to confide The sea also was beautifullyto. his Kingdom. And beyadorned with laces all ond, the white sails as EUROPE of are hues of blue. Dominating many question marks dotting the scenery, unconcerned,the the purple crepuscule of the overhanging mountain Dia- oheomongnight FROM $ 160 mond stood.. COMPLETE STILLNESS We require the darkness of the, night to worship the HAVE YOUR night. The <cucujes> make Carl Sandburg, noted Unit UNITED EMBROIDERY of the ground STATES a starlit LINES night. d States poer, and DONE FOR YOU From afar comes the slow T of-Abrabam Lincoln biograph (U. and everlasting music of the : President from INFORMATION RING: Blouses Handkerch-fs sea in its feverish flirt with 865). Sandburg's 186110 latest nature. And the sea sings On ook, xLincoln Collector,w a Skirts Table mats its slow enchanting music. M ompilation of letters, doctiDresses House Hold nents, and source material be midwestern SQUAB elating to Lincoln and bis State of Il-the publication of aCbicaCoverings SUPER veriod, was publisbed Febru linois. As a young man be go.> His poetic works incluFRESH ry 1950., followed a varied career in- le aCorn Huskers, aSmoke SPECIALTIES CALL: DENISE MADIOU (Grand Kie Next t6 Sandburg was born Janu- luding newspaper and edi- nd Steel, aSlabs of tbe 17 Ave. du Travail Tel:5390 Pharmacie Telemaque ary 8; 1878 in Galesburg, in orial writing, He first won unburnt West, and aTbe fame as a Poet in 1914 witb People, Yes. uFRESH ry 1950., followed a varied career in- le aCorn Huskers, aSmoke SPECIALTIES CALL: DENISE MADIOU (Grand Kie Next t6 Sandburg was born Janu- luding newspaper and edi- nd Steel, aSlabs of tbe 17 Ave. du Travail Tel:5390 Pharmacie Telemaque ary 8; 1878 in Galesburg, in orial writing, He first won unburnt West, and aTbe fame as a Poet in 1914 witb People, Yes. --- Page 21 --- WEEKLY, II A I I * a.KA BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. 4. MAINVILLE un EDITOR GERANT RESPONSBALE VOL. 1 SUNDAY $ OCT. 8 No. 4 UNITED STATES SECRETARY'COMMERCE TO VISIT HAITI THE GENERAL The Honorabler( Charles W. Sawyer, United States Secre ELECTIONS tary of Commerce, will arrive.in Port- an- Prince on 00000October g for aninformal vi-l sit. Secretary Sawyer will This marning Sunday acspend one night in the city, tober 8, General Elections as guest of American Ambas awill be beld bere in Haiti sador William E. DeCourey: 100 cboose by direct Mr Sawyer will be accompa vote the President popular of tbe nied. by Mr Albert J. PowRepnblic, 37 ers, Chief of the Caribbean Senators and Deputies, 17 ConstitiSection.of the Office of Inents. The latter to write a new Constitution. Voting - started tbas morning at sixc and will dontinue till six tbis evening. As each voter casts bis ballot today, bis little finger will be dipped into colored ink, to preuKorean Flag waving Ch dren waving flags to U.N Troops. ent donble voting. The lice announced publicly Pa day, tbat all firearm ouners must turn in tbeir weapons at Police Headquarters before Election Day for sajekeeping. C55 The tremendous popular acclaim tbat bas greeted the candidacy of Colonel Paul Magloire assures bis election beyond any sbaternational "Trade; Mr. Mason dow of doubt. Colonel MaBarr, Chief of the Caribgloire i5 supported by evebean Branch of the Division ry class in Haitan life. of Territories and Island Pos sessions of the Department Candidate Fenelon Al of the Interior; Mr. Delbert pbonse, wbo was completeM. Little, Assistant Chief of ly unknoun, 5 e D e ra 1 tha United States Weather months ago, is." claiming Bureau; Mr. Donald W. Noconsiderable support from rop. Deputy Administrator members of profesional of the Civil Aeronautics Adgroups, farmers and tradesministration; and Commandmen. Political aligbtb er Karl B. Jeffers, Assistant eartsn report that bis Libeto the Director of the United - ral Democrakc Party is States Coast and Geodetic TROUBLE IN BELGIUM Strikers continue to protwell the organized tbrougbout Survey. est against King Leopold thr Ow chairs : and bottles country. Mr. Sawyer, as Secretary throught theair during a cla sh with mounted Brussels poof Commerce, has jurisdie- lice in the city's Place Rog er last week, A tour of tbis city tbis tion over nine United States M morning did not revedl a Bureaus: Patents, Census Fo Mrs. William O Tyson single incident, people wereign and Domestic Commer (center) kisses her husband re going about vote casting ce, Coast and Geodetic Suras their dauthter, Mrs. Mel-i in a conscientions and ordv:y, Weather, Civil Aeronau lisa Carter, looks on in Los erly maner. tics, Public Roads, Standards ingelos, after they learned and Inland Waterways. Lawthat an act of kindness 30 Last nigbt many groups yer and businessman of Cin year ago had brought them in Petionville and Port-an cinnati, Ohio, Charles Sawa fortune. They gave an old Prince beld meetings witb yer has been active in publie man a ride to the beach in4 view to supporting Cololife since he was 24. He gra1920. A will, written on" nel Magloire. 1: 25 prestmduated from Oberlin Collewrapping paper by the oldl ed that tbe electoral opera7e, Oberlin, Ohio. To pay his man, an eccentric millionai- tions will go along smootb way through the University re, left the Tysons $1. 100. ly. And by 12 midnight tbe Continued on page 2 000 and Mrs Carter $23.000 results sbould be known. Cololife since he was 24. He gra1920. A will, written on" nel Magloire. 1: 25 prestmduated from Oberlin Collewrapping paper by the oldl ed that tbe electoral opera7e, Oberlin, Ohio. To pay his man, an eccentric millionai- tions will go along smootb way through the University re, left the Tysons $1. 100. ly. And by 12 midnight tbe Continued on page 2 000 and Mrs Carter $23.000 results sbould be known. --- Page 22 --- SUNDAY OCT. 8 th. HAITI SUN Page a FISH HOURS SUPER FRESH SPECIALTIES. Hours are from 8 a.m. till 4 pom.some sbops ckose beSHOPPING Grand Rue, Next to tween tbe bours of 12 and Pharmacie Telemaque 2 pm. Sat. is noon closing, bus a number of sbops especialCREAMED HAMBURG 13 Sonvenir sbops stary open A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIES tbrougb tbe day. - Banks open at n S7. and AT close at 1 D.m. Sa assng 3 Tablespoons butter noon. Vs pound boktom round LA BELLE CREOLE 8. ground Post Offfice ot ast 3 Tablespoons flour sals Haiti's leading department store. m and close at 5:30 p.m. and pepper 2 Cups milk LIST OF ARRIVALS 2 beef bouillon cubes FRENCH PERFUMES dasb woreestersbine sance. MENS L Shoes NURSES White Shoes Melt tbe butter in e fryStockings, ing pan and saute the LADIES - - Underwear ground meat in i until se-1 Coton Ll Strapless Dresses. porated and brown. Stir in INFANTS CHILDRENS flour, salt and pepper. Add Shoes tbe milk and dissolved beef bouillon cubes slowly let AT boil 1 minute and then sea son with worcestershire sau LAURA'S ce and additional salt and R FOONE pepper if necessary. 4 balf - GIFT SHOP teaspoon of minced onion Opposite KLM Airways may be sauteed witb the Rue des Miracles beef #f desired. FISHER Art and Curio Shop QUI MOUN ? - Visitors Rue du Tel: Welcome Quai HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY TO WHOM GEORGES DESLANDES IT MAY CONCERN MAHOGANY CABANE Mahogany, Sisa' Shoes &c Bags CHOUCOUNE September 30 tb. Silver & Freneh Perfumes Factory 10 O'clock. <Wbat aplace to find one's divinity in. MADAME EWALD Rue du Peuple 11 O'clock: Some people Rue du Magasin de l'Etat wvill believe anything, if it is wbispered to them. (tbe sign) 12 O'clock: all angels were dressed in wbite and gold. 1 O'clock: Wben sbe is in a very smart sbe FIRESTONE gown, No.5 looks like an <Edition de CHANEL luxenof a bad french novel (Dorian Gray) Buya This 849 Later: It was nice seeing! $325 you again, even for such a] long time. Firestone Still Later: It was a 8 swell a Cu.Ft. party. I'm sick as REFRIGERATOR dog. Op This new Firestona Early: Don't measure 8 cu. ft. refrigerator your importance by your has age fives zones separate to keep stor- all morning sbadow. typesoff foodsati peak (Albanian proverb) flavor. There's a bla locker for frozen THE MOST The Radio: We keep the - foods and ioe eubes; radio going all the time to ghest alargep for porcelain roasts Z40a8 and TREASURED NAME IN PERFUME.7 distract our empty beads. ehickens; lote of ahelt (Amn Bridge) area for erdinarg fooda; t artspess Gentre d'Art: If there is fos etabdes fradta a4 aa4 a mores voe no meaning in it, said tbe amn bs te boep ary foode king, tbat saves a wvorld of a vmmase. CHANEL trouble you know, as wwe Dae FOR. -SALE AT needn't try to find any, LA BELLE CREOLE (Alice in wonderland) ote of ahelt (Amn Bridge) area for erdinarg fooda; t artspess Gentre d'Art: If there is fos etabdes fradta a4 aa4 a mores voe no meaning in it, said tbe amn bs te boep ary foode king, tbat saves a wvorld of a vmmase. CHANEL trouble you know, as wwe Dae FOR. -SALE AT needn't try to find any, LA BELLE CREOLE (Alice in wonderland) --- Page 23 --- SUNDAY OCT. 8 th. HAITI SUN PAGE 7 (INTERVIEW WITH you prefer to paint most? A HAITIAN A. I like to paint farm THE SUN LIBRARY CURACAO OPENS GABRIEL ARTIST landscapes and peasant sceMUSEUM OF COLONIAL LEVEQUE nes. I paint them mostly FURNITURE Gabriel Leveque lives from memory. SIMON BOLIVAR about This book is the sto in Croix des a By. ry af what they sing, and A museum of colonial fur- tle village about Bonquets, 30 lit Q. When you are Gerbard MASUR what their singing means to riture and household arti-from Port-an -Prince. miles painting, do you want to Tbe Book is.a thougbt- them. It is the story of Hai- cles has been opened in'te bis 26 years of Despi be 7s be realistic? ful study of tbe life and ti, which is the child of Da- Willemstad, Curacao. A fi- still supported by A. I ve-minute taxi ride character of tbe Soutb Ame homey in Africa>. from ents but hopes 1 day to parthe always elements try to rerican Liberator, and the The words of approxima- the center of town, the mu bis own studio in bave present of my on Bo- tely one hundred seum's gayly colored roof Port-au painting as they are in realbest ever publisbed eighty-five houses a Prince. The establisbment ity. That is why I want livar. Dr. Masur, inter- folk songs are here set down of colonial growing collection notable of tbis studio bas become now to paint from a directly prets Bolivar's life as tra- in the original Creole and for their historical antiques. interest, an ideal to Leveqne since Nature. gedy in terms of bis duali- translated into English. Melo according to the Grace Line it represents a new indepen Q. - Are you always saty and illustrate it by well- dies for one hundred twenty the that dent life for bim. tisfied with your chosen and significant pas- six of them are inclued. Fi- Among Chris objects paintings? sages frem tbe Liberators ve introductory chapters dis- Dr. Engels, the foun- Altbough distance prev- A. Some paintings I own writings. Dr. Masur, a cuss the background of SO- der of the museum has ga- ents bim from coming to like very much after I finrefugee from Hitler wbo cial traditions in Haiti: ra- chered together are beds the big city often, from ti- ish them; others I do over settled in Columbia spent cial and cultural origins, with gilded edges and cur- me to time be makes tbe again adding more detail tbree or more years digging what Vodoun and the deities ains, large glass chande- trip bringing 3 or 4 pictu- until they look complete to materials for tbe book,so be signify to the Haitian, reli- liers, and bells which once res tbat be bas painted in me. Sometime they cannot could be able to present Bo gious rituals, work patterns were used to summon sla- bis lonesome village. dl-be completed because of cer livar as be was, an autbor- and other secular aspects of ves to work on the planta: ways thbese painting repre- tain colors don't ha ve ative in tbe History of the the culture. tions. In the garden, repre- sent agricultural scenes orive at the time. Then I leave Americas. Haitian music derives' Vout sentative plants can be seen folk stories tbat be was told them until I buy those COThis book can be found of all the elements of the while the unusual birds of wben a boy. dl-be completed because of cer livar as be was, an autbor- and other secular aspects of ves to work on the planta: ways thbese painting repre- tain colors don't ha ve ative in tbe History of the the culture. tions. In the garden, repre- sent agricultural scenes orive at the time. Then I leave Americas. Haitian music derives' Vout sentative plants can be seen folk stories tbat be was told them until I buy those COThis book can be found of all the elements of the while the unusual birds of wben a boy. ors because the colors I everyday life of the Curacao will be on display must at the Haitian- American labor, people as soon as construction of Q. Do you know any-pur exactly corresInstitute Library. rumor, religion, and the aviary is hing about Vodou? pond with those in Nature. I Boloivar old ill di- the dance. The author believcompleted. sappomted, grieved, calum- Es that the songs are a comA. If I tell you that Q. - Are you interested niared, and badly paid. Be- plete storehouse of old cussisted never in my life have I as-in reading books on Art? leive me I have never look toms and beliefs. There is a a Vodou ceremony, A. - I do like to read edi upon uprisings with fri- perpernatural. There is a vithe am sure that you wouldn't books on Art and look at virile me. VISIT ends eyes, and during these survival of Africa and believe My. parents âre the pictures in them. I like last days I have even repen African deities in the reliGoyer Catholics and they are not Raphael and Delacroix but ted of those who undertook gion called Vodoun,, and in des interested in. Vodou. I like Raphael berter. One against the Spaniards. All the songs the Haitians sing Q. l What about some of his paintings that I like my reasoning comes to the and the music intruments Arto of your paintings that repre very much is <Transfigurasame conclusion; I have no they use. This book is a disPlastiques sent gods of the forest or of tions, a painting finished hope of saving the fatherl- cussion of these survivals the water- are they Vodou after Raphael's death by and. This feeling Or rather and an appreciation of the 100- RUE DU CENTRE Gods? one of his pupils. this conviction, strangles music. FOOT AU -PAINCEAIT A. No. They are cha- Q. _l - Do your parents limy wishes and surrenders With all folk music doomracters in French stories ke your paintings? me to desperation. I am of ed to a more or less rapid ex THE HAITIAN that I heard or read about A. Yes they do- and the opinion that everything termination through the pho AMERICAN in school. I would like so- hang them all over the hou is lost forever... If it were nograph and radio, in anoINSTITUTE metime to paint Vodou sub se. They feel that I definitonly a case of making a sa- ther generation much music REDECORATES jects but before I do so, I ely chose this career, and sin af the sort recorded here ce like me, so they lieven it they crifice, were hap- will have The Haitian American will have to study so that I ke what I am doing. piness, or my life, Or my A NOTE disappeared. ON THE Institute bas redecorated its don't misinterpret the relighonor, beleive me, I should Mr. Courlander AUTHOR library and music room. only a case of making a sa- ther generation much music REDECORATES jects but before I do so, I ely chose this career, and sin af the sort recorded here ce like me, so they lieven it they crifice, were hap- will have The Haitian American will have to study so that I ke what I am doing. piness, or my life, Or my A NOTE disappeared. ON THE Institute bas redecorated its don't misinterpret the relighonor, beleive me, I should Mr. Courlander AUTHOR library and music room. ious significance. Jean CHENET not hesitate, But I am con- thor of several is the au- The interior of tbe library Q. Which subject do! (Copyright 1950) vinced that such a sacrifice cles on Haiti and plays, the arti- bas been repainted, and would be useless, for the nican Republic, Domi- new pictures bung. A study change a world is beyond a has done poetry, andcorser bas been arranged at poor man's power, and sin New York reviewing Sun for the one end of tbe room using ce I am incapable of etaand the Sa- no overbead ligbting, but de (2 bling the happiness of my turday Review of Literatu- ratber soft ligbs beld in e) country, I refuse to rule it. re. A novel with a West In baskets and Bamboo G Moreover, the tyrants ofdi a1 n background w a S Permanent picture racks lamps, ba C my, country have expelled published in the spring of ve been built into tbe : thus I 1940. He has tops Books and outlawed me; made six of tbe bookshelves. Tbese CG have' no country to which I trips to Haiti, and his obser contain biweekly exbibits AND could render sacrificess. vations ING in HAITI SING- of picturial records of Ame HAITI SINGING udiced, are and scholarly, truly un prej- rican life, Tbey are ligbted By of the way of lifé revealing of the by calabash sbaded ligbts. MAGAZINES Harold Courlander people who inhabit the Hai These ligbts also flood the In the hills of Haiti everyone tian hills. booksbeves in tbis area of IN sings and dances. Babies of the room. three years dance Vodoun The music room bas been ENGLISH and Petro with their elders. Lobster ompletely revised to proSole distributor of the On Saturday night, some- Super Fresh de more space. New York Herald Tribune where, there will be a dance Specialties Indirect calabasb lamps (Deliver daily to your door) There will. be drummers, and Grand Rue iliminate tbe records. BamRue Romx people singing. Next to Pharmacie boo lamps on tbe opposite A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 .And what do they sing Telemaque Continued on Page 12 --- Page 24 --- SUNDAY OCT. 8 HIAITI SUN PAGE 3 HAITI THIS WEEK... DEATH OF REV. APPOINTMENTS A WOMAN IS HEARD practice medecine in various THE WINDING UP OF FATHER BERANGER TO NATIONAL OFFICE countries, notably in Sierra EXPOSITION DEBTS OF TOURISM Leone and Venezuela, from An appropriation of 145. Sunday evening, the Rev. The treating of Haitian wo the latter country he has co- 500 gourdes has been award Father Louis Beranger, died By commission of the men like slaves and children me to this city with the ob- ed the Finance Department at the Hospital of St. Fran- Junta Government the fol- is coming to an end said Ma- ject aforementioned, to be used for the winding çois de Sales. His funeral lowing appointments have dame Madeleine Sylvain Bou When we think of the up of certain debts contractwas held tuesday morning. been made to the National chereau, at a mass meeting number of women tha* die ed for the Exposition. - 500 gourdes has been award Father Louis Beranger, died By commission of the men like slaves and children me to this city with the ob- ed the Finance Department at the Hospital of St. Fran- Junta Government the fol- is coming to an end said Ma- ject aforementioned, to be used for the winding çois de Sales. His funeral lowing appointments have dame Madeleine Sylvain Bou When we think of the up of certain debts contractwas held tuesday morning. been made to the National chereau, at a mass meeting number of women tha* die ed for the Exposition. Father Louis Beranger was Office of Tourism: on the champ de Mars,in ho in confinement and the num JIMMY TUCK IN born on October 24, 1894, in Mr. Jean Brierre, Direc- nour of Colonel Paul Magloi- ber' of mortal accidents re- PORT- AU- PRINCE the diocese of Nantes, on the tor General. re, tuesday evening septemb gistered just because no hos Marne, canton of Machecoul M. Jules Noisy, as Com- er 20 th. pital, no private or publie The well known American He studied philosophy and missary. <A new era is beginnings clinie is to come rapidly to rived Journalist, in James Port-au- Tuck, artheology at the Apostolical Mme Roland Najac, as continued Madame Bouche- the rescue of those whose ca- thursday october Prince School of Poitiers, and at Commissary. reau, in which more than) se claims an immediate need 5th. He is the Grand Seminary of St. M. Edouard Benjamin, as half of the Haitian people of blood plasme, we are not here which to cover the elections James. Ordained on July 16, Chief of the Service of Sup will Nolonger be put aside at a loss to wish full success Sunday are the to 8 take th. place on 1916, he reached Haiti on plies, Dispatch of Corres- when decisions about the fa- to the initiative of Dr MitMr. Tuck March 4 the following year pondence and Files. te of the nation are being ma chel. well Haiti known as a friend of will at the age of 23 years. On M. Lucius Franck, as Em des. An outfit costing nearly events report on the July 8 th of the same year ployee Service of Supplies. The Haitian woman asked $ 15.000 will soon be instal- <News of Week> the elections will for he was appointed deputy M. Eric F. Etienne, as Di- for emancipation not becau- led. A part of this has and take deacon St.; Ann's Church af rector of the Bureau of se she has political : ambi- dy arrived here. Mitchel,who alrea- some pictures for Broadeasting Port- au- (Prince. The Dea- Tourism of Cap-Haitien. tions, but because, the right studied in the great me- the Television. National conship was conferred on M. Leopold Sanchez, as to vote is for ber the onyihas dical centers abroad, is conhim at the Sacred Heart Secretary of the Bureau of way to obtain a better legal sidered one af the finest spe MAX CHAUVET ATTENDS Church Turgeau on July is Tourism of Cap- Haitien. status and the social applica- cialists in medical matters. INTERAMERICAN PRESS th. and on the 29 th. of thel M. Alain Mercier, as Of- tion of social refors neces CONFERENCE same month he received thelficial Guide attached to the sary for the development of priesthood at the Cathedral Bureau of Tourism of Cap- the country. GENERAL ADMINISTRA Mr. Max Chauvet, Direcof Port- au -Prince. Appoint- Haitien. Raising her cry for justi- TION OF POST OFFICES' tor of eLe Nouvellistes leff ed Priest at the Cathedral M. Didier Jarbath, as A- ce; and equality, Madame TO ISSUE COMMEMO- on Tuesday 3rd. for New on August 4 th. he remain- gent in charge of the Bu- Bouchereau, demanded that RATIVE POSTAGE York to attend the 6th Inter ed in that position until A- reau of Tourism of Jacmel action be taken for the revi-STAMPS OF THE UNIVER- american Press Conference pril 12, 1925, at which date M. Le Nouvellistes leff ed Priest at the Cathedral M. Didier Jarbath, as A- ce; and equality, Madame TO ISSUE COMMEMO- on Tuesday 3rd. for New on August 4 th. he remain- gent in charge of the Bu- Bouchereau, demanded that RATIVE POSTAGE York to attend the 6th Inter ed in that position until A- reau of Tourism of Jacmel action be taken for the revi-STAMPS OF THE UNIVER- american Press Conference pril 12, 1925, at which date M. Gerard de Catalogne, sion of the civil and penal SAL POSTAL UNION to be held at the Waldorf As he was appointed Adminis- as Director of the Haitian code in onder to lestablish etoria Hotel from October 9 trator of Saut d'Eau Church Bureau of Tourist Informa- quality of rights between The General Administra- to 15: On January 21st he became tion in New York. man and woman. tion of Post Offices advises Curé at Grand Bois and re- Mlle Madeleine Cassa <We want to citizens>,said that Commemorative Stamps YOUNG WOMAN AND mained there up to April 5 gnol as Secretary and Ty- Madame Bouchereau in or- of the 75 th. Amniversary LIVE WIRE th. On october 29th. he was pist of the Haitian Bureau der to obtain social reforms. of the Universal Postal Uappointed Pastor of Bellefon- of Tourist Information. We want to help our country nion will be placed on sale Ayoung woman came clotaine. Father Beranger who Mme. Felix Bayard, Di- in its fight fight against ig- at the Post Office, Grand- se to. being electrocuted last spoke the Creole language rector of Hotel Club of norance poverty and sickn- Rue, starting wednesday Oc- week while Walking down fluently won the friend ship Belladere. ess. We ask for better orga- tober 4 th. The Post Qffice the Rue Enelus Robin, she and respect of his parishion- M. Charles de Catalogne nization of education, sanita seal will appear on these was stepped on: alive wine and a ers. After 20 years the peo: as Director Administrator tion, labour, and social secu-stamps the first day. The thrown to the ground. ple of Belle fontaine speak of the Theatre de Verdurelrity. We askfor schools for Port- au- Prince; September girl was taken to the of him as <Reverend Father <Massillon Coicou>. all the Haitian young and30, 1950. Gerieral. is Hospital where her Beranger, our father>. On M. Joseph Fequiere as old in the towns and the vils casel considered grave. It November 12, 1932 he was Manager of the Theatre de lages. Hospitals, nurseries was tricians reported of the that the elecappointed Curé of Ganthier, Verdure. night-shelters orphanages, ju REFORM STARTED AT <Compagnie the position which he Occu- M. Roger Cole, as Elec- venile courts, homes for the THE TELEGRAPH AND d'Eclairage the live wire Electriques left pied until his retirement on trical Operazor at the The- mentally and physically de- TELEPHONE OFFICE the road (clear unattended on April 22 nd. His latter days atre de Verdure. fective Madame A Reform was started last negligence). were spent in Petionville at M. Musset Péan, Official Madeleine Syl- Friday at the Telephone and ARRIVAL OF the Nunnery. of the Sisters Guide attached to the Bu-lhet vain Bouchereau conclued Telegraph office, in an effort U.S SUB of Wisdom. meau of Tourism of Cap-Hai- Colonel peech by declaring thato clear the ground for oper- The U.S.S <Sea Cat> arOn this occasion we beg tien. His latter days atre de Verdure. fective Madame A Reform was started last negligence). were spent in Petionville at M. Musset Péan, Official Madeleine Syl- Friday at the Telephone and ARRIVAL OF the Nunnery. of the Sisters Guide attached to the Bu-lhet vain Bouchereau conclued Telegraph office, in an effort U.S SUB of Wisdom. meau of Tourism of Cap-Hai- Colonel peech by declaring thato clear the ground for oper- The U.S.S <Sea Cat> arOn this occasion we beg tien. s Magloire's program ational modernization, reor- rived in the bay at 8 a.m. the Archbishop and the Cler M. Guy Laraque, as Chief upheld many of these social ganization, expansion, and to Saturday from Guantanamo gy of the Archidiocese to re- of Service of General Corres his reforms and that because of provide telephones that work Bay Cuba. ceive our sincere condolean- pondance at the National Of ce and liberal-platform for justi- In the mopping up opera- The sub with compleces. fice of Tourism. Haiti equality, the women tions mone than 25 ssinecu- ment of 70 men, $ officers Mille Caridad Appollo, as of of his are in full support res>, have been discharged is under the command of Secretary Typist. election. The position of Administra- CDR Charles F. Leigh. DIRECTOR OF LE MATIN Mlle Paulette Guichard as tive Director occupied by En <Sea Cat> is to leave today IN NEW YORK Secretary Typist, gineer Gresset Herard Has at5 p.m. destination unkMI. Felix Racster, as Chief BLOOD BANK been done away with. nown. On Friday 6 th. the Direc of Service Information ofIN PORT- AU- PRINCE We compliment Mr. Luc tor of ALe Matin> Mr.Franck Statistics and Redeptionist. Fouche, secretary of State SHIP ON C. Magloire accompanied by M. Ernest Adam, as Elec- Dr. Francis Mitchel, from for Public works who is diHARBOUR REEF his wife left for New York trical Helper at the Theatre Liberia arrived in Port- au- reetly responsable for this A.P.C Class U.S Naval Ves to attend the 6 th Interame- de Verdure <Massillon Coi- Prince with the object of es- and other reforms of services sel were in Port-au rican P r e S S Conference that cous. tablishing a blood bank. are under his superviaground Port-auwhich will be held at the Dr. Mitchel was born in sion. Prince day morning harbour. in Waldorf Astoria from Octob- M Emmanue Cauvin as Galveston, Texas, of British necessary It was not to er to 15 th. Controler at the Theatre de parents from Trinidad who abandon ship, although an During the absence af the Verdure. emigrated to the U.S. He left An operator protests theatrempt failed. to take her Director of cLe Matin>, its M. Anthony Rameau, as the U.S. in 1931 for Liberia unfairness of calling him aoff at 4 p.m. yesterday. A Management is entrusted to Controler at the Theatre de where in less than 2 years war profiteer, as three is nosecond attempt will be tri. Messrs. Serge Corvington Verdure. he became a naturalized citi- time, he says, when he is not ed at high tide today. The and F. Morisseau Leroy. October 7, 1950, zen. He left Liberia tol after a fast buck. going will be rough as this: tuesday evening septemb gistered just because no hos Marne, canton of Machecoul M. Jules Noisy, as Com- er 20 th. pital, no private or publie The well known American He studied philosophy and missary. <A new era is beginnings clinie is to come rapidly to rived Journalist, in James Port-au- Tuck, artheology at the Apostolical Mme Roland Najac, as continued Madame Bouche- the rescue of those whose ca- thursday october Prince School of Poitiers, and at Commissary. reau, in which more than) se claims an immediate need 5th. He is the Grand Seminary of St. M. Edouard Benjamin, as half of the Haitian people of blood plasme, we are not here which to cover the elections James. Ordained on July 16, Chief of the Service of Sup will Nolonger be put aside at a loss to wish full success Sunday are the to 8 take th. place on 1916, he reached Haiti on plies, Dispatch of Corres- when decisions about the fa- to the initiative of Dr MitMr. Tuck March 4 the following year pondence and Files. te of the nation are being ma chel. well Haiti known as a friend of will at the age of 23 years. On M. Lucius Franck, as Em des. An outfit costing nearly events report on the July 8 th of the same year ployee Service of Supplies. The Haitian woman asked $ 15.0 will soon be instal- <News of Week> the elections will for he was appointed deputy M. Eric F. Etienne, as Di- for emancipation not becau- led. A part of this has and take deacon St.; Ann's Church af rector of the Bureau of se she has political : ambi- dy arrived here. Mitchel,who alrea- some pictures for Broadeasting Port- au- (Prince. The Dea- Tourism of Cap-Haitien. tions, but because, the right studied in the great me- the Television. National conship was conferred on M. Leopold Sanchez, as to vote is for ber the onyihas dical centers abroad, is conhim at the Sacred Heart Secretary of the Bureau of way to obtain a better legal sidered one af the finest spe MAX CHAUVET ATTENDS Church Turgeau on July is Tourism of Cap- Haitien. status and the social applica- cialists in medical matters. INTERAMERICAN PRESS th. and on the 29 th. of thel M. Alain Mercier, as Of- tion of social refors neces CONFERENCE same month he received thelficial Guide attached to the sary for the development of priesthood at the Cathedral Bureau of Tourism of Cap- the country. GENERAL ADMINISTRA Mr. Max Chauvet, Direcof Port- au -Prince. Appoint- Haitien. Raising her cry for justi- TION OF POST OFFICES' tor of eLe Nouvellistes leff ed Priest at the Cathedral M. Didier Jarbath, as A- ce; and equality, Madame TO ISSUE COMMEMO- on Tuesday 3rd. for New on August 4 th. he remain- gent in charge of the Bu- Bouchereau, demanded that RATIVE POSTAGE York to attend the 6th Inter ed in that position until A- reau of Tourism of Jacmel action be taken for the revi-STAMPS OF THE UNIVER- american Press Conference pril 12, 1925, at which date M. Gerard de Catalogne, sion of the civil and penal SAL POSTAL UNION to be held at the Waldorf As he was appointed Adminis- as Director of the Haitian code in onder to lestablish etoria Hotel from October 9 trator of Saut d'Eau Church Bureau of Tourist Informa- quality of rights between The General Administra- to 15: On January 21st he became tion in New York. of Jacmel action be taken for the revi-STAMPS OF THE UNIVER- american Press Conference pril 12, 1925, at which date M. Gerard de Catalogne, sion of the civil and penal SAL POSTAL UNION to be held at the Waldorf As he was appointed Adminis- as Director of the Haitian code in onder to lestablish etoria Hotel from October 9 trator of Saut d'Eau Church Bureau of Tourist Informa- quality of rights between The General Administra- to 15: On January 21st he became tion in New York. man and woman. tion of Post Offices advises Curé at Grand Bois and re- Mlle Madeleine Cassa <We want to citizens>,said that Commemorative Stamps YOUNG WOMAN AND mained there up to April 5 gnol as Secretary and Ty- Madame Bouchereau in or- of the 75 th. Amniversary LIVE WIRE th. On october 29th. he was pist of the Haitian Bureau der to obtain social reforms. of the Universal Postal Uappointed Pastor of Bellefon- of Tourist Information. We want to help our country nion will be placed on sale Ayoung woman came clotaine. Father Beranger who Mme. Felix Bayard, Di- in its fight fight against ig- at the Post Office, Grand- se to. being electrocuted last spoke the Creole language rector of Hotel Club of norance poverty and sickn- Rue, starting wednesday Oc- week while Walking down fluently won the friend ship Belladere. ess. We ask for better orga- tober 4 th. The Post Qffice the Rue Enelus Robin, she and respect of his parishion- M. Charles de Catalogne nization of education, sanita seal will appear on these was stepped on: alive wine and a ers. After 20 years the peo: as Director Administrator tion, labour, and social secu-stamps the first day. The thrown to the ground. ple of Belle fontaine speak of the Theatre de Verdurelrity. We askfor schools for Port- au- Prince; September girl was taken to the of him as <Reverend Father <Massillon Coicou>. all the Haitian young and30, 1950. Gerieral. is Hospital where her Beranger, our father>. On M. Joseph Fequiere as old in the towns and the vils casel considered grave. It November 12, 1932 he was Manager of the Theatre de lages. Hospitals, nurseries was tricians reported of the that the elecappointed Curé of Ganthier, Verdure. night-shelters orphanages, ju REFORM STARTED AT <Compagnie the position which he Occu- M. Roger Cole, as Elec- venile courts, homes for the THE TELEGRAPH AND d'Eclairage the live wire Electriques left pied until his retirement on trical Operazor at the The- mentally and physically de- TELEPHONE OFFICE the road (clear unattended on April 22 nd. His latter days atre de Verdure. fective Madame A Reform was started last negligence). were spent in Petionville at M. Musset Péan, Official Madeleine Syl- Friday at the Telephone and ARRIVAL OF the Nunnery. of the Sisters Guide attached to the Bu-lhet vain Bouchereau conclued Telegraph office, in an effort U.S SUB of Wisdom. meau of Tourism of Cap-Hai- Colonel peech by declaring thato clear the ground for oper- The U.S.S <Sea Cat> arOn this occasion we beg tien. s Magloire's program ational modernization, reor- rived in the bay at 8 a.m. the Archbishop and the Cler M. Guy Laraque, as Chief upheld many of these social ganization, expansion, and to Saturday from Guantanamo gy of the Archidiocese to re- of Service of General Corres his reforms and that because of provide telephones that work Bay Cuba. ceive our sincere condolean- pondance at the National Of ce and liberal-platform for justi- In the mopping up opera- The sub with compleces. fice of Tourism. Haiti equality, the women tions mone than 25 ssinecu- ment of 70 men, $ officers Mille Caridad Appollo, as of of his are in full support res>, have been discharged is under the command of Secretary Typist. to Saturday from Guantanamo gy of the Archidiocese to re- of Service of General Corres his reforms and that because of provide telephones that work Bay Cuba. ceive our sincere condolean- pondance at the National Of ce and liberal-platform for justi- In the mopping up opera- The sub with compleces. fice of Tourism. Haiti equality, the women tions mone than 25 ssinecu- ment of 70 men, $ officers Mille Caridad Appollo, as of of his are in full support res>, have been discharged is under the command of Secretary Typist. election. The position of Administra- CDR Charles F. Leigh. DIRECTOR OF LE MATIN Mlle Paulette Guichard as tive Director occupied by En <Sea Cat> is to leave today IN NEW YORK Secretary Typist, gineer Gresset Herard Has at5 p.m. destination unkMI. Felix Racster, as Chief BLOOD BANK been done away with. nown. On Friday 6 th. the Direc of Service Information ofIN PORT- AU- PRINCE We compliment Mr. Luc tor of ALe Matin> Mr.Franck Statistics and Redeptionist. Fouche, secretary of State SHIP ON C. Magloire accompanied by M. Ernest Adam, as Elec- Dr. Francis Mitchel, from for Public works who is diHARBOUR REEF his wife left for New York trical Helper at the Theatre Liberia arrived in Port- au- reetly responsable for this A.P.C Class U.S Naval Ves to attend the 6 th Interame- de Verdure <Massillon Coi- Prince with the object of es- and other reforms of services sel were in Port-au rican P r e S S Conference that cous. tablishing a blood bank. are under his superviaground Port-auwhich will be held at the Dr. Mitchel was born in sion. Prince day morning harbour. in Waldorf Astoria from Octob- M Emmanue Cauvin as Galveston, Texas, of British necessary It was not to er to 15 th. Controler at the Theatre de parents from Trinidad who abandon ship, although an During the absence af the Verdure. emigrated to the U.S. He left An operator protests theatrempt failed. to take her Director of cLe Matin>, its M. Anthony Rameau, as the U.S. in 1931 for Liberia unfairness of calling him aoff at 4 p.m. yesterday. A Management is entrusted to Controler at the Theatre de where in less than 2 years war profiteer, as three is nosecond attempt will be tri. Messrs. Serge Corvington Verdure. he became a naturalized citi- time, he says, when he is not ed at high tide today. The and F. Morisseau Leroy. October 7, 1950, zen. He left Liberia tol after a fast buck. going will be rough as this: