--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II A IK an BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. A. MAINVILLE un EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE VOL. 1 SUNDAY OCT. 15 th. No. 5 SAWYER BACKS MIAMI MILES ALU R. KOREA INTER- AMERICA o So CULTURAL AND This TRADE Week CENTER MANCHURIA KILCHU KANGGYI EHWANG Around TLLA CHANGJIN SUWON BIG PUSH In Miami on Thursday TANCHON The World night the Secretary of Com NTUNG SAKCHU ECHAHO As the ROK 3rd Division merce Charles Sawyer spoke SINUUO entered A KUJANG HAMMUNGE the big port of Wonbefore a Columbus day banCHONGJU san (1), the UN 1st Corps (2) TOKYO. Allied carquet audience of some 350 a ANJU FNUNGNAM began the big rier- based planes bombed top figures from all the AEXPECTED YONGHUNG the 38 th parallel push on the across Chongjin for two days bemericas. Secretary of ComEPYONGYANGE ETE WONSA AN toward road fore the U.N. attack from merce Sawyer, in his. ad- CHINNAME SA tw TORAM MAA NI KOJO Korea's capital.On Pyongyang, the North giant the sea opened Thursday. dress came out strongly for WON KOSONG arc stretching between the- The United States cruiser Miami's Inter- American Cul ECHANCVO PYONGGANG ROK se two four ROK di- Helena led the sea strike tural and trade center, as a KUM CHON KUMNWA A CAPITAI visions pincers, formed a solid with a quick shelling from way to strengthen the hemHW ACHOH UNG At Utchin (3), 1200 bypassed line. close up with her eightisphere as <the stronghold Reds went back into the inch guns. Then the pondof freedom>. coastal city, but with little erous Missouri began throw He termed the proposed PEOTHL UWON certainty, they would be able ing in one- ton missiles Inter American Center CHUNGIU 2 to hold it. from three of her nine six- <sound> and <fascinating> MO teen- inch guns. The UnitThe Seeretary declared that ed States cruiser Worcester <the feature of the world HERO'S HOME the British cruiser Ceylon depends upon the strength of Gen. Edward M. Almond and the Australian destroy: all the Americas> and that commanding general of the er Warramunga also partieach of the 22 countries in Tenth Corps, places a wreath cipated. the new world must pool on the grave ofa U.S.solPart of the city of Chong their resources to combat dier killed in action. The cejin was reported ablaze afthe totalitarian threat to remony was part of the deter an hour of shelling. freedom. dication of a new UN c-metNEW YORK And as chief of the new ery at Inchon, Korea. Thirty thousand persons national production. authorimarched up Fifth Avenue ty, he made it plain that un- BELOW with sprightly step to comcle Sam, must expeet equal RUSSIAN SURPRISE memorate the 458 th. anniparticination from his equal Mesting at the UN Generversary of Christopher Copartners. The United States; ali Assembly session in Fluslumbus's discovery of the he said can not carry the hing, NY, are (eftitoright) New World. load alone. U.S. representative John Fos As the parade assembled As key note for his talk, ter Dulles; Kenneth Youngin sunshine at 1 p.m, offiSawyer took words of the er of the United Kingdom; cials called it the biggest famed south American Libe- and Soviet Foreign Minister and best in Columbus Day rator, Simon Bolivar: C The Andrei Vishinsky. United States; ali Assembly session in Fluslumbus's discovery of the he said can not carry the hing, NY, are (eftitoright) New World. load alone. U.S. representative John Fos As the parade assembled As key note for his talk, ter Dulles; Kenneth Youngin sunshine at 1 p.m, offiSawyer took words of the er of the United Kingdom; cials called it the biggest famed south American Libe- and Soviet Foreign Minister and best in Columbus Day rator, Simon Bolivar: C The Andrei Vishinsky. Dulles ask history, but after intermit- co freedom of the new. world is edi that the UN General As tent showers and gusts had up dethe hope of the Universe> sembly be empowered to forty miles an hour Declaring, that a great shift send international armed forplated the marching ranks, has taken place in the world ces into action against aggres they decided it was best. not big- 's Canter of influence in the sors. Surprisingly, Vishinsky 1E gest, but still the last ten years, Sawyer said: said Russia found some good TEL AVIV. President <Bolivar's words have a new! points in the idea. Chaim Israel Weizmann after returned a three meaning, the- freedom" of the to Friday new world in Switzerlis the new hope month vacation of the Universe because the and and France. new world has come of age: NEW YORK Mon <To maintain the strength Robert M. Fowler, of Newsof 'all the Americas will retreal, president of the quire co- operation, and perprint Associaton of Canada haps some yesterday told delegates at sacrifice, on the the Press part of all of us>, he said. Conference Inter- Anerican WaldorfBut he left no question Astoria at Latin- the Amerithat he feels self- help can that able soften sacrifice, can publishers may be I am mindful of the needs in to the buy future Canadian newsprint of Latin American countries is none available althrough for there in his connection>, he said se at purchaof the coming controls. <In WONSAN, present. North Koreadecisions as to what we can The Korean clear for export, we will unflushed" South with its Army, at doubtedly be influenced by a Wonsan,was told victory that - Friday Continued on page 2 Continued on page 2 --- Page 2 --- CHAITI SUNs SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. PAGE 2 Continued from page 1 WINDSOR, Ont. When a atDo customs official Friday told a consideration of what we Mrs. Liliam Sumlin her slip can get in return. LAPAZ DE <I do not, and I am, sure was showing, she became em the the barrassed. PALOMAT countries south of LA border do not, underestimate But when he stared at it the value of what we can and then removed 62 packgive to them and what they ages of sewed-in contraband can give to us. cigarets, she was more than <Under the present cirmortified. Mrs. Sumlin, who had been cumstances, it would be well returning from a trip to De if each country would view troit, Mich., was fined 106 this problem from the stand dols. a point of how much it can giSAIGON, Indochina. LE Four - PICASSO ve, rather than how much it grenades were hurled by ter can get. This attitude will, rorists here Friday night in OPANART in the long run, benefit all attacks that coincided with Ve stin of us>. the fifth- anniversary of the Sawyer promised, as Uuprising against the French nited States mobilization inCANT REMEBER by the Communist-led Viet- <The Dove> Pablo Picasso is used as a symbol creases, to keep these object27 minch. by Peace. ives in mind in relations Theodore Trent- Lyon, Two of the grenades ex- by the Partisans of with Latin American na- year- old former mental Thorne, pa- ploted in a gambling house, tions: tient of Dr. Lewis wounding 11 of the customTo promote a constantly was arrested in Springfield, ers. awyer promised, as Uuprising against the French nited States mobilization inCANT REMEBER by the Communist-led Viet- <The Dove> Pablo Picasso is used as a symbol creases, to keep these object27 minch. by Peace. ives in mind in relations Theodore Trent- Lyon, Two of the grenades ex- by the Partisans of with Latin American na- year- old former mental Thorne, pa- ploted in a gambling house, tions: tient of Dr. Lewis wounding 11 of the customTo promote a constantly was arrested in Springfield, ers. Ae - - expanding volume of trade Mass, in the slaying of the LONDON. A clerk who 3 - 2 - in the Americas. Yale psychiatrist. Thorne Imight have won To keep trade balanced and was shot as he answered the on a $. 2.80 dog race $744.000 bet was sound. door in- his New Haven,Conn ordered to stand-trial SaturTo' promote sound private home. he <didn't Trent- Lyon remember> told poli- a day On a charge of trying to investment in Latin America ce thing about it. obtain money under faise To encourage a maximum pretenses. exchange among all the Ame E - - Ronald age 25, pleaded rican republics of scientific not guilty. to the charge that and technical information. FUTILITY he sent a falsely- timed let- <In the years ahead we in. After long debate, the coun- ter to one af Britain's bigthe United States shall rely cil at Woodham Ferres, En- gest bookmakers, listing seheavily upon the resources gland, agreed on the names lections for an eight-race par - of Latin America,> Sawyer of two new streets on a hous- lay on a $.2.80 bet. He declared. <We need many ing site. A housing official was released on 280 dols. 6 Po materials with which the was sent to put up the namelbail DE Eao southner half of this emisphe plates, but both streets hadi MOSCOV. The Literare has been richly endowed. vanished. The country agri-ry Gazette> last wesneday pu cTrade is sound only when culture committe had had blished a series of photobuilt upon the firm founda- them plowed. graphs which it said depict- Cantata for Peace> was CO rposed by Louis Durey. tion of mutual advantage. ed <American death camps When we receive something in South Korea>. of value from our trading Times like these, with talk The <Gazette> military com partners, we want to send of government controls, mentator, reporting on the U them in return something bring back fond memories fighting fronts, said the - of equal value>. cf Leon Henderson and his North Korean army. is contiHaiti was represented at bicycle - or, if not of Leon, nuing a stout defense of its the Conference of the blonde on the handle homeland against numericalBy Mr. Roger BOUCARD Ibars. ly superior forces. He said the United States 1st. Cavalary Division had been THIS WEEK AROUND THE WORLD thrown back in the Kaesong area where American and Continued from page 1 The United States Air South Korean dead littered XXX Force opened its first airfield the battlefield. its mission is to chase the in North Korea at Wonsan, NAIROBIB, Africa. Communists up to the Man- eighty miles north of the Volcanic Kenya, eruptions churian border. 38th. Parallel along the east companied by severe earth acSouth Korean Defense Mi- coast. This took place two shocks that threaten nister Shin Sun Mo told as- hours before the town itself se wild elephant to cau- LOS PREMIADOS FELICES sembled officers of the Re- was afficially announced <se- were reported Saturday stampedes in Se public of Korea Capital Divi-I cure>. the remote sion and 3d Division that OAKLAND, Calif, The in the heart of Chyulu Hills the South Korean forces Republic of Indonesia will country. Kenya jungle would not stop, till they had train pilots in California,the The It is. not known whether the Communist aggression in liberated all ofKorea to its Taloa Academy of Aeronau- 30 porcupine has some Korea will indefinitely postpone plans for the presenta northern border at the Tu- tics announced today. were reported Saturday stampedes in Se public of Korea Capital Divi-I cure>. the remote sion and 3d Division that OAKLAND, Calif, The in the heart of Chyulu Hills the South Korean forces Republic of Indonesia will country. Kenya jungle would not stop, till they had train pilots in California,the The It is. not known whether the Communist aggression in liberated all ofKorea to its Taloa Academy of Aeronau- 30 porcupine has some Korea will indefinitely postpone plans for the presenta northern border at the Tu- tics announced today. The A- thousand quills. tion of speace prizess by the Communist- dominated Par men and Yalu Rivers. ASMARA, Eritrea A spe- tisans of Peace organization this winter. In any case, CarTEHRAN, Oct. 12. cademy, a division of Transo cial police force of 1.200 men toonist Fodor has a few candidates for the awards which Shah of Iran, The cean Lines, said it has beenis being trained to mop up he is glad to submit to the judges. Reza Mohammed awarded a contract to train armed bands of native ma- The Pahlevi, set Dec. 27 the an initial group of sixty In- rauders this faceless candidates represent Foder's conception birthday of the Prophet Mo- donesian cadets at Minter the fall as soon as of the regimentation of the arts under totalitarian reghammed, for his marriage to Field, near Bakersfield. APPLETON, monsoon rains end. imes. nineteen year- old Soraya Is urer Ray Feuerstein Wis. City Treas fandiari. The two became for ed four hundred depositmally engaged yesterday. Facts that are not frankly the city's dollars in à Both civil and religious cere faced hava a habit of stab-day and general said he fund Satur was Sent in by an unknown A bachelor's life is a splen monies will be celebrated. bing us in the back. happy to get woula be person who stated simply did breakfast; a tolerably WONSAN, North Korea; Sir Harold Bowden any more such that it was <conscience mo-Iflat dinner; and a most mislcontributions. Thr woney ney>. erable supper. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. HAITI SUN> PAGE 3 Port-au -Prince will offer Dinorah Lopez Molina ar- nitation conference in Ciudad on October 17 th at 11.00 a. rived from U.S. last week Trujillo. Dr. Bellerive who mi a cocktail party at the and is staying at the Hotel és the sesist-fnt general DiEmbassy, Roosevelt. rector of Sanitation, returnLucia Tasse who arrived Mr. John Burns gave a ed to find his house at <a from the US at the begin- luncheon to a large circle of mentin> had burnt to the NA inng of the week is staying friends, last sunday at his ground, in his absence also at the El Rancho. home in Petionville found that in his absence Beach Hamm is back in town. Mr. Edward Mitchel ma- this brother had been elect0 Mr. Albdallah Daccarett nager of the Texaco Compa- ed deputy. who was on a business OMI combir trip by arrived back in town last Father Daniel Wiebe to the U.S returned to Port! week. arrived from Canada thursThis coming wednesday The personnel of ad- au- Prince sunday. Fernande Dorsinville ret- day and has joined the Fawill be the Iooth annivers- ministration of Plantations Staying at the El Rancho ujed from New York last ther in Cayes. ary of the birth of Haiti's Dauphin at Fort Liberte are Mr. and Mrs Charles sunday. , Mr. James Culpepper ar great- social worker, writer, will soon offer, it is report- Humbert and Mr and Mrs Mirs, Hurlston wife of Mr rived from the States on politican, Antenor Firmin ed, a grand banquet in hon- Lowell Lee from New York Hurlston manager of Stan- thursday, and is staying at A program which will be or of His Excellency the Pre Mr. Dlevasseur, arrived dard Fruit returned to Hai- the Oloffson. Dauphin at Fort Liberte are Mr. and Mrs Charles sunday. , Mr. James Culpepper ar great- social worker, writer, will soon offer, it is report- Humbert and Mr and Mrs Mirs, Hurlston wife of Mr rived from the States on politican, Antenor Firmin ed, a grand banquet in hon- Lowell Lee from New York Hurlston manager of Stan- thursday, and is staying at A program which will be or of His Excellency the Pre Mr. Dlevasseur, arrived dard Fruit returned to Hai- the Oloffson. broadcast, is being arrang- sident of the Republic,Mons from Cuba wednesday. ti last sunday. Moise Chalom left on a ed by Andre Theart, Max Paul Magloire. Senor Ricardo Cappeletti Senor Ricardo Peraitra ar business trip to Kingston Gedeon, Luc Grimard, Anarrived from Uruguay and rived from El Salvador last thursday. thony Riviere and Luc Pro-] Marie Therese Leonce and is staying at the Hotel Roo- week. Mr. Bell Locher arrived phete. The main feature of Jules Gornail were married, sevelt. Mrs. Gordon wife of Mr. from the US thursday and this program will be the un- saturday 6.30 p.m. at St- Mr. Felix Buteau return- Gordon manager of the Ro- is spending several days at veillng of a bust of Antenor Pierre's Church in Petion- ed to Haiti thursday. yal Bank of Canada return-the Aux Orchidees. Firmin. This statue will ville. Mr. Clarcice Moody is ed from Canada last sunday William Shakspeare who stand in the small square back in town after a short was vacationing here and next to the University of In. order to commemorate business trip abroad. Andre Villejoi)t arrived' staying at the Splemdid retHaiti. the anniversary of the Ar- Mr. Joseph Adams who is' from the States monday. urned to the States thursMr. Louis Dejoie who was gentipian Revolution upon the Haitian Consul in Nas-! Mr. Burt Shrewsbury ret day. recently reelected to the se which date Gen. Peron took sau returned to Port lasturned from a business trip Firmin Michaud, who was nate left on a two week bu- the reins of power, the Char week. to the U.S last monday. lin the U.S on a Government siness trip to the States. Igé d'Affaires of Argentina in Joe Anson son of the Wel- Mr. Leslie Springett arriv scholarship returned to Port Iknown City merchant Paulled monday from the States au- Prince last week. Anson is to wed charmingto spend a few days in; Eval Moran hit town Yeb the foagrance men love Miss Paulette Hogart this town" as the guest of Mr. thursday and is staying at coming-Decoimber Kane. Aux Orchidees. Mr. Max Bissainthe gener Dr. - and Mrs Athemase Claire Hill who spent a aise CASHMERE BOUQUET al Director of the Govern- Bellerive arrived back in's short vacation at the Hotel ment Libraries left thursday Port monday after attend-1 Roosevelt returned to the soap to attend a conference in ing the Inter-American a sal States thursday. Kingston. The Minister of Uruguay Senor Travieso left thursRefresh...Add day to take up residence in Havana. Mr William R. Cabrera of # Zesi To The Hour Miami, owner of the Chase Trading Company who was here several days on business returned to Miami thursday. Mr. Kendall and Mr. Mc Queen of eFrench Canada Tours, Inc>. Who sold themselves a Carribean tour left friday for Porto Rico, after spending a week here. On arriving at Bowen Field. guests of the Chatelet des Fleurs have a glorious At frer the wonderful evening is over, surprise awaiting them. A will the fragrant memory of you lias well arranged and pack haunt his every dream? ed in celophane, Mr. Lee, beautiful corsage of Glame Of course it will, if you bathe with the host, has always Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Tours, Inc>. Who sold themselves a Carribean tour left friday for Porto Rico, after spending a week here. On arriving at Bowen Field. guests of the Chatelet des Fleurs have a glorious At frer the wonderful evening is over, surprise awaiting them. A will the fragrant memory of you lias well arranged and pack haunt his every dream? ed in celophane, Mr. Lee, beautiful corsage of Glame Of course it will, if you bathe with the host, has always Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Cashmere lan eye genial open, when it comes Bouquet gently caressesy yourskin leavto the ing it with the fragrames men love. This making guests stay tantalizing bouquet comes fromasecret in Haiti a pleasant one; and wedding of twenty-one rare perfumes, assisting the tourist industry far more costly than you'd -expect to Dorothy de St-Felix mead nnd in any soap. arrived lin towh last week Re forever sweet and dainty with and is staying at The Sans Cashmere Bouquet Soap : forSouci. REG:US calili ever alluring with Cashmere Mr. Roger Jarman return Douquer toiletries! 3 %t ed to port thurday from a "Coke" ZERA short business trip to Miami perel Cahanere Radio script writer Er aafri cither way ..both win levin is down from aemarks mean the same thing. Souquel New York in search of ma terial. Mr. Levin who is ikeal ROMED UNDES AVTHORITY OF TUE COCA-COLA GAPANY ST Doup te staying at the Hotel Carai- BRASSEKIE DELA COURONNE 155E bes is doing an excellent D C job of soakink up the local S. A. colour. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. PAGE 4 had been Anned and her marilaw and mother- in- law aLETTER FROM INDIA ried name Lugdi. She had mong the crowd at the stabeen born- for first life - tion, but hailed them with a mn 1902 and had died on Oc- colloquial phrase unknown Strange mysteries often MOTHER THOUGHT Without Shandi's knowled- tober 24, 1925, at Agra, after in Delhi yet customary in come from India. But few IT KMAKE BELIEVE> ge it wias decided that she giving birth to her son in Muttra. The girl was then pla can compare with one in should one day meet the man that year. ced in a carriage, the driver which 10 thousand promin- Her mother naturally imag- she claimed as husband. A Sure enough, the mer- of which was told to go only ent people staged a meeting ed she was playing a game visit from. the merchant was chant's name was Lugdi, his where indicated by the girl. in Delhi to decide whether a of make-believe. Then Shan- arranged, but the secrecy of wife had been born in 1902 And with never a mo9 year-old girl had ever been ti began to describe the the plan mysteriously came and had died in 1925 as Shan ment's hesitation she correctborn before. street where her husband to naught. No sooner had the ti described. Hier maiden na- ly indicated the moute. After much discussion, they lived and the general appear- visitor from Muttra knocked me had been Anned. The merchant lived in one appointed a committee of lo- ance of Muttra itself, and de at the door than Shanti, then When the committee ap- of several houses in a row. cal leaders to inquire into manded to be <taken homes a little girl of 9, called out. pointed by Delhi citizens Without pausing Shanti step. the case of alleged reincarna- Half jokingly, the parents <Ah, my husband has come learned this much, they de-Iped up to her <own> doors,- tion. mentioned the mattem to so- back to mels and embraced cided that the réal test would tep. An old man came to Little Santi Devi of Delhi me relatives who knew Mut- him tearfully. be for Shanti to go to Mut- greet her. leaders to inquire into manded to be <taken homes a little girl of 9, called out. pointed by Delhi citizens Without pausing Shanti step. the case of alleged reincarna- Half jokingly, the parents <Ah, my husband has come learned this much, they de-Iped up to her <own> doors,- tion. mentioned the mattem to so- back to mels and embraced cided that the réal test would tep. An old man came to Little Santi Devi of Delhi me relatives who knew Mut- him tearfully. be for Shanti to go to Mut- greet her. -now a woman af 22 was tra. Much to their amaze- Three stalwart lads accom tra and find her own way <Here is my home> said no more than a child in looks ment, the picture of the panied the merchant and out to her home, for it had been Shanti, and here faand. town years.Yet her astonishing given by Shanti prov- of them Shanti easly recog- clearly proven that she had ther- in law,> is my claims of having lived al ed to be corneet. There was nized her own son, claiming never left Delhi. <previous> life stirred the a street corresponding to the that he had been cher own For himself, hem <husband> <Allah!> said thé old man, whole of India. lane she mentioned, and in boy>. was by now positive that thinking of the former wife, When Shanti was 3 years it lived a cloth merchant Shanti was none other than <she talks like old she began to prattle to with the same name as Shun TEST MADE AS his old wife reincarnated. Mo just hers. her parents about a husband ti Devi's so-called husband. SHE GOES <HOME> re convincing than anything Child marriage is who lived in the neigboring The relatives of the husband else was her intimate know- ted India and permittown of Muttra and made a themselves began to make in By this time, research ex- ledge of their married life. took in Shanti into his so house- Lugdi good living as a cloth mer- quiries. perts investigated the case Shanti also had the voice, hold as his wife. chant. A young cousin of his was and put the little girl character and mannerisms of Today At an age when normal sent to Delhi to make investi through a searching cross-ex- Mirs. Lugdi, although her ap by no second means regrets h. kiddics are playing with gations, and no sooner was amination. Every question pearences conveyed no res- strange reincarnated marriage toa dolls and prattling of fairies, Shanti confronted with him was answered by Shanti an semblance. blossomed bride who has this little girl was forever than she called him by his accuracy that left little room Nevertheless, on arrival at woman. into a beautifu talking about the man shej correct name and knew at for doubt. Muttra station Shanti not oa had previously married. once he was a cousin. Her maiden name, she said ly recognized her brother in BY PETER DAVIS REVIEW OF THE FILM "MANQN LESCAUT" cManon Lescaut> produc- capes, killing a man in sO, sent to America, and he goes Grieux and Synnelet fight, This film won first prize 'ed by. Clouzot, and starring doing, and then assists Ma- with her on the same ship, and the latter is wounded. at the last international Cecile Aubry and Michel Au non to escape. Dazzled by which lands them in Loui- The lovers try.to make their <Bionnale de Venise.> It is clair, currently showing at the affers of the son of her siana. They are supposed by way to the English settlen- showing Sundays Wednesday the <Monparnasse is a film former lover, she leaves Des the Governon to be man and ents, but Manon dies, and and Friday nights at the based on the book written,Grieux again. latter is wounded. at the last international Cecile Aubry and Michel Au non to escape. Dazzled by which lands them in Loui- The lovers try.to make their <Bionnale de Venise.> It is clair, currently showing at the affers of the son of her siana. They are supposed by way to the English settlen- showing Sundays Wednesday the <Monparnasse is a film former lover, she leaves Des the Governon to be man and ents, but Manon dies, and and Friday nights at the based on the book written,Grieux again. He finds his wife, and are treated as such Monparnasse. by l'Abbé Prévost. This mas way to her, and is about to Des Grieux is about to mar- Des Grieux buries her in ter piece was first published decamp with her and the ri-jry Manon,and tells the Go- the woods and lies down on in Amsterdam in 1758, when ches which her last lover vernor the truth of their re her grave to die. He is found FILM FARMERETTE its author was in exile.When has showered upon her, jlations; but Synnelet, the Go accused of her murder, but but 17 years old, the Cheva- ed, By his father's influence vernor's nephew, fall in love acquitted and returns toj lier Des Grieux, who is stu- when they are again arrest-Iwith Manon, and the Gov- France to find his father dying for holy orders, meets he is released, but Manon is ernor forbids the banns. Des dead. Manon Lescaut at an inn. She tells him she is being carried to a convent against her will: They elope, but Des Grieux's hapiness Is of short duration.A rich neigh bor inf orms his parents of his wher abouts, and his father takes him home. Convinced of Ma non's complicity in this, he resumes his studies. At the end of 18 months, Manon, then 16 years old, seeks hime out, and they again elope. When all their money is spent, he resorts to gambling, dnd she to the life of a courtesan. At this time, a wealthy prince offers to mar ry her; but pulling Des Grieux into the room, and giving the prince a mirror, she says: <This'is the man I love. Look in the glass, and tell me if you think it likely Holden Back was in where Joyce that I shall give him up for like this Lae ET farm- saw yous. LEm in Hollywood She's EE havel former talent as model comédienne whose a HET Soon both a Universalafter, are LE they EST featured in -RT imprisonned. rieux into the room, and giving the prince a mirror, she says: <This'is the man I love. Look in the glass, and tell me if you think it likely Holden Back was in where Joyce that I shall give him up for like this Lae ET farm- saw yous. LEm in Hollywood She's EE havel former talent as model comédienne whose a HET Soon both a Universalafter, are LE they EST featured in -RT imprisonned. Des Grieux es- "The Milkman, mdA starring m Durante and Donald O'ConBot --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. HAITI SUN> PAGE 5 HOURS PRIZE RECIPE Hours are from 8 a..m. sill OF THE WEEK 5 p.m some shops close beSHOPPING tween tbe bours of 12 and 2 p.m. BY MRS RENATO Sat. is noon closing, bus a number of sbops especialOne of the nicest pastiR X ly Souvenir sbops stay oper mes in this climate is sit- : The shops in this section tbrough the day, ting under the trees Or out have been chécked by this Banks open at Cmm. and on the porch a tall, tinknewspaper, and to the best close at. 1 p.m. Sa busingi ling glass in your hand, a of our knowledge their noon. tray of snacks nearby. Finmerchandise is of good ger food is what you want qualitiy. and good value. Post Offfice ot RRT at 8i for such occasions... tasty m and close at 5:30 p.m. combinations to pop in your mouth between sips, to spread on crackers or A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS LIST OF ARRIVALS dip up with potato chips. MENS- shoes OLIVE DUNK AT LADIES- Underwear, cotton and strapless dresses T 1/4 cup 'chopped ripe LA BELLE CREOLE NURSES- White shoes and stockings INFANTS- Shoes olives Haiti's leading department store, CHILDRENS- Shoes 1/4 cup finely chopped celery 1/4 cup liver sausage FRENCH PERFUMES AT 1/4 cup mayonnaise dash Tabasco sauce LAURA'S Cut the olives from the pits and chop quite fine. GIFT SHOP Clean and chop the celery. Opposite KLM Airways Mash the liver sausage and Rue des Miracles combine it with the olives, celery, mayonnaise and Tabasco sauce. Mix well and] serve on crisp crackers Of melba toast. This makes about 172 cups. - RIRe AVOCADO DIP 1 avocado FISHE R 1 teaspoon lemon juice Art and Curio Shop 1 package (3 OZ.) cream Rue Tel: 3145 cheese du.Quai 2 tablespoons. light cream HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY dash Tabasco sauce Choose a ripe avocado for this spread. Peel it, mash well and sprinkle No.5 with lemon juice. Soften MAHOGANY the cheese with the cream NATIVE WARE CHANEL and blend well with the aNnat vocado. Add a dash of Tabasco. Serve in a small bowl set in the center of a HURRY platter of potato chips and : let everyone dip up his Save Time and Expense own. Celery Or carrot sticks make fine dippers, too. Buy Direct from Makes about 1 cup. Factory BANANA MILK SHAKE bananas GEORGES THE MOST milk DESLANDES cups. TREASURED NAME IN PERFOME. - teaspoon vanilla nutmeg Rue du Peuple Mountains of foamy froth -on a delicately flavored milk shake that's easy to Mahogany, Sisa' Shoes & Bags whip yourself. CHANEL up Pickout ripe bananas and mash Silver & French Perfumes them with a fork in a big bowl. When soft, beat them with a rotary: beater MADAME EWALD FOR SALE AT Add cold, milk and vanilla and beat, until drink is very Rue du Magasin de l'Etat frothy. Pour into mugs, dust, with BELLE nutmeg.: Serves LA CREOLE ilk shake that's easy to Mahogany, Sisa' Shoes & Bags whip yourself. CHANEL up Pickout ripe bananas and mash Silver & French Perfumes them with a fork in a big bowl. When soft, beat them with a rotary: beater MADAME EWALD FOR SALE AT Add cold, milk and vanilla and beat, until drink is very Rue du Magasin de l'Etat frothy. Pour into mugs, dust, with BELLE nutmeg.: Serves LA CREOLE --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. PAGE 6 IF I WERE (21" AGAIN Every grown man thinks all the time in all lives to me must come in joy and that if he had another chan- where there is any brain po- sorrow as part of my life. ce and his age was twenty- wer cooperating with physic- I would learn that joys one he would set the world al strengh. cannot De compelled to apafire in the way of achiev- If I were twenty-one I pear and sorrows cannot forement. He thinks he would would form friendships of joys and the fortitude to enomit every mistake which,the right kind intending thatever be avoided. he feels he has made and I would be useful to my make everything count. It is friends and that I would ex- I would try to have the perfectly right for every pect them to be useful to me common sense to enjoy my man to feel this way but itis Thus I would have a cooper- dure my sorrows. perfectly right for him to ative organization for ourl I would not be moving know that if he were start- mutual welfare. every month of the year. ing over again he would du- I should not ask my friends I would not be in a hurry THP plicate his former mistake to endorse my note and sel- to leave the place where I and make more colossal er- dom would I ask any one of; was born. It is the thought rors. A man who has succeed them to loan me money. For; of the young people that he ed reasonably well might tunes that endure are the must break away and go inwell succeed better. Those fortunes whiun start with to new fields. Many have awho have failed would un- one's owin strength and will dopted this plan. I would not doubtedly fail again. to achieve. object to staying at home. IfI were twenty- one I would try to make my I would not object to my BRASSERIE I would devote more time to fortune grow and I would habitation having a name, DELA COURONNE sport and when I worked I enjoy a considerable part of I would think it were a work harder than as I went the would Iit along. delight to memember old S. A. have ever been able to work I would realize that specu- trees and the grass. I would not search thej jlations seldom make perman I would fight the good fight world over for a location. ent fortunes. I would never repudiate a I would not aspire to sud- I have often read of young debt. den wealth nor would I men and young women in- I would never lie to anymake my standards all on a heriting fortunes from their body. financial basic. kindred. I never have heard r'd know something about At the age of twenty-one of such fortunes doing per- the sky. I would know all ar man never expects to die. manent service to those who that science could tell about He attends funerals as an cama in possession of them. the beginning of everything. looker on without deep con-] I would not sit down to live Iwould read good books. cern. He feels sorry for the off a fortune. I would not object to beperson in the coffin but the I would not be ambitions long to social clubs but I thought never enters his to build a home half as big would remember that my head that sometime otheras a township. I would not home was the place for my people will be standing ar- do this ifI had the money. science could tell about He attends funerals as an cama in possession of them. the beginning of everything. looker on without deep con-] I would not sit down to live Iwould read good books. cern. He feels sorry for the off a fortune. I would not object to beperson in the coffin but the I would not be ambitions long to social clubs but I thought never enters his to build a home half as big would remember that my head that sometime otheras a township. I would not home was the place for my people will be standing ar- do this ifI had the money. I hopes and fears. ound his grave. IfI were would not put this in my I would pray night and twenty-one I would start; plan. A wellknown society morning and cultivate every with the firm belief that itfrequently been singing dur- living thing which could isto be an eternal life after ing the last few years about bear leaves and flowers and death. I would carry this be- aspiring to a cottage by the when the end came, thus sur lief with me in_all my ambi- side of the road_to be a rounded and following these tions and undertakings. friend to man. Poets would hopes and aspirations with not say this was good poetry the sunlight painting its picI would understand that but I believe the doctrines ture throught the trees and someone has said that op- are good. over the gables, I would BROTHERLY LOVE Bonnie Prince Charles bestportunity knocks but once I would learn as early asi bess God and die: ows a princely kiss on his young sister, Princess Anne that opportunity is knocking could that whatever came! By The <Beachcombers Elizabeth Alice Louise of Edinburg. The children of Princess Elizabeth and Philip, Duke of Edinburg are the youngest members of Britain's royal family. Princess Anne was born Aug. 15, and Prince Charles wil THE STORY OFbe two in November. SUCCESSION MACANDAL FROM GUINEA Princess Elizabeth's *firstrinto effect this new order of <Tell me, old one>, he fin- at his time are dead. Slaves, and he was borh in Guinen princess daughter because was born the a royal throne: succession to the British ally said and held his breth, don't get very old in this just like you and I. They King George baby's VL, 1. chas nothing ever been country, my child. You cansold him into slavery, when grandpa, saw. to it before the birth of the heiress- Princess Elizabeth,24 done?> look at many heads before he was still a child but hei her Charles. 2. E Prince presumptive. The order man turned ar- you find one as white as mi- was sO big and strong thati Chantes brother, would have been 3. new Charles. ound and looked,at him care-! ne>.He closed his eyes.But I the master of tie Lenormand Charles Mount- 4. The Princess princess. fully, measured him, notic- remember him well - only plantation paid a good price batten born simply had the a- the Margaret, 19 ed the strong head sitting saw him once atid got the for him and put him to work mended a ruling King by his not fa- 5. King's - The second Duke daughter, proudly on wide shoulders, skin flogged off my back for in the fields and in the mill ther, V, that ter, brother af Gloucesthe sharr profile outlined a running into the woods to He was a quiet boy who ga- royalty King at birth George could 48, VI, of King gainst the glow of the fire. listen to him yes, I rem- ve no trouble just a simple ly to children of the go on-] George 6. <Nothing has been done ember him well, Negro like all the others and neign or the children sovePrince William, Glou for many, years, he said af-i <Tell me about him, old, nobody could have told that sons: of his cester's first- born. arr profile outlined a running into the woods to He was a quiet boy who ga- royalty King at birth George could 48, VI, of King gainst the glow of the fire. listen to him yes, I rem- ve no trouble just a simple ly to children of the go on-] George 6. <Nothing has been done ember him well, Negro like all the others and neign or the children sovePrince William, Glou for many, years, he said af-i <Tell me about him, old, nobody could have told that sons: of his cester's first- born. ter a long while, <nothing one, Mayambo begged, eag- somuday he'd be a great The present big,, nothing important., He er as a small boy listening +o man.> He took out a crude his daughters King to the added Princess Elizabeth, by the sighed. <But once, long ago, the stories of the village eld- pipe and stuffed it/ with so- when Elizabeth was list way, is called the cheiressthere was a man a leader est. me dry leaves., >Maybe rying her first child. still car presumptives rather than of our people. He is forgot Flattered, the old man smil that's the way it is about Thus Charles the cheiress- apparents beten now the whites don't ed and moved closer to the great men you just can't tiny sister, were and, now,his cause if King George and want to remember him, and fire. tell look like all the oborn royal. Queen Elizabeth should have most of the blacks who lived 1. <He was called Macandal, Continued on Page 9 zabeth's Incidentally, second birth child of Eli- a ly son he would automaticalbrought become heir-apparent. --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. GHAITI SUN> PAGE 7 THE OPENING OF painting, ceramics, PostTHE KFOYER cards of painting.portfolies, DES ARTS PLASTIQUES decorated objects, and carvTHE SUN LIBRARY Rt Plmpene RSteRw ed Vodou drums, The works ALL THE BEST IN where to look? Jamaica, Hai- <But every. Did man to his Mallebranche, Exume, Den own taste. not Dr. THE CARIBBEAN ti with its mountain- top cinastrokius that great man, Ku- nery, son Eustache, Racine,Poistadel of Henri Christophe,the at his leisure hours, take Dorcely, Cedor, LazarOne of the most tempting Dominican Republic with its the greates delight imagin-] re, François, Jeanty, and vacation cruises for Ameri- shine of Columbus, Puerto able in combing of asses' Duperrier. The response cans now is that to the Ca- Rico, the Virgin Islands, the tails, and plucking the dead a was number evident, of 15 paintings ribbean. Here, says Sydney Lesser Antilles, the French hairs out with his teeth ceramic and Claik after his most recent Antilles, Trinidad and Toba- NOVELIST AND POET though he had tweezers al- decorated objects were sold visit, everything is at hand go, Venezuela, Curacao and ways in his before the doors closed at to reward the visitor, whe- Aruba, Colombia and, lightly In the winter of 1949 cri gustibus pocket De 4 p.m. opening day, ther he goes by airplane or beacuse of his previous who- tics and film-goers in the dumo. non est disputanin more leisurely manner by le book on it, Cuba all are United States applauded an Despite the smallness of ship. here, with their history,their American motion picture Laurence Sterne the gallery, it was a rather sights to see, their pleasures that told the story of WilAs far as many per- wonderful show. Every Famous for his practical to enjoy. With Endpaper lie Stack, a fictional char- sons are concerned, biting inch of available space was suggestions to travelers, the Maps and Ilustrations. and film-goers in the dumo. non est disputanin more leisurely manner by le book on it, Cuba all are United States applauded an Despite the smallness of ship. here, with their history,their American motion picture Laurence Sterne the gallery, it was a rather sights to see, their pleasures that told the story of WilAs far as many per- wonderful show. Every Famous for his practical to enjoy. With Endpaper lie Stack, a fictional char- sons are concerned, biting inch of available space was suggestions to travelers, the Maps and Ilustrations. acter whose lust for polit- asses' tails, as a leisure utilized, the pictures were author tells what booking fa ical power led to his self- cupation, is not much more well hung, in fact the room cilities to use, gives warning corruption and his eventual taste for modern art, espe- was extremly well set up. about customs irregularities Travel writer by prafes- downfall. ciallt if it is primitive art. The <Foyer des Arts Plas (for example the customs sion, Sydney Clark records The motion piccure xAll N.vertheless one of the tiques>, (incidently their catch in visiting P U E R- with unusual fmeshness not the King's Men, was based first slick shows opened in gallery is located on the TO RICO the wrong only facts about money, on the Pulitzer-Prize win- town last week, and was Rue du Centre) announces: way), advises what clothes transportation.hotels etc, but ning novel of the same na-Iwell received by the public that it will commence to take, discusses ship and traditions and backgrounds me written by Robert Penn' On opening day, visitors shortly class in DRAWairline facilities, makes sug- that make cities real and peo Warren. Ic captured more slowly. circled the small ING, PAINTING, CHILgestions about food drink ple come alive. His volumes awards in the United Sta- room, of <FOYER DES DRENS CLASS, DECORA and health, luggage, airmail, are-tapestries of history, per tes than any other motion ARTS PLASTIQUES> stu- TIVE ART, AND ART tips and service charges. sonal experience and present picture produced in 1949. dying a selection of 40 APPRECIATION. day deseriptions, invaluable It was named the outstandDo you know there are for their comprehensiveness. ing English speaking mono mosquitoes during the delightful as literary expe- tion picture of the yearz by winter months and that the riences. And he is first in'the New York Film Critics Caribbean is studded with the post-war field; his books and was awarded Hollywood luxury hotels if you know lare up-to-the minute. s highest honor the Acadi emy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award. Its star LYNN ROWAN EXHIB- A NEW BRAILLE SYSTEM performer, Broderick CrawifITS OILS AND WATER COVERS 800 LANGUAGES ord, who played the role of COLOURS IN Willie Starck, won the AcadNEW-YORK. emy Award for the best maLynn Rowan in his show oBa le acting in 1949. at the Bodley gallery exhiIn addition: to the Pulitzer bits oils and water colors for fiction in 1947, Mr. Warmade in New Orleans, Key] new Braille system, suit- ren's novel won the SouthWest and Haiti, There ic able for adaptation to 800 ern Authors Annual Award an emphasis on the move- languages, has been approv- for beok athe of 1946. most written distinguished by a ment of life, somewhat ed by a committee for bling Southern author on a Southstrained as to characteriza- language experts in Britain. in 1949. at the Bodley gallery exhiIn addition: to the Pulitzer bits oils and water colors for fiction in 1947, Mr. Warmade in New Orleans, Key] new Braille system, suit- ren's novel won the SouthWest and Haiti, There ic able for adaptation to 800 ern Authors Annual Award an emphasis on the move- languages, has been approv- for beok athe of 1946. most written distinguished by a ment of life, somewhat ed by a committee for bling Southern author on a Southstrained as to characteriza- language experts in Britain. ern subject.> tion, in his painting, and a The British Empire Society Robert Penn Warren is aldeftness of manner which for the Blind and the School so recognized as a powerful suggest more essential of African Studies at Lon- poet, a richly endowed short skill than depth of feeling don University have played story writer, an éditor, a crior expression. That wateran important part in this tic, and a teacher. He was color is perhaps his best me work. Mr. John Wilson, one of the founders of the dium is indicated by the Chairman of the Society con Southern Review, a magazi- Doanld surness of his rendering of siders the system may be ne thet for many years was has created Oenslager, American stage designer, who various scenic effets no: the long-sought answer to devoted chiefly to the dis- his settings for more than 150 productions du tably his excellent <City the problem presented by covery of new literary talent ring 25 years in the theater. His work includes the Hall>. the contrasting African lan- in the American South, operas, xOrello>, <Der, Rosenkavalier,s and < Tristan C.B guages. und Isolde>, such plays as <You Can't Take It With Yous, < Pygmalion> <Of Mice And Men,> many mu sicals and ballets. He is also of scenic Whatever task you under- He who allows his day to at Yale University's Drama School, piressor and is the design take, do it with all your pass without praticing geneof two books, < Scenery Then Now,> author and heart and soul. Always be rosity and the and VISIT enjoying life's <Theatre of Bali>. courteous, nèver be discou- pleasures in like a blacksGoyer raged. Beware of him whoj mith's bellows- he breathes <HAITI SUN> promises something for no- but does not live. dles English thing. Do not blame anybody Sanskrit Proverb Arto EDITOR: Bernard language Diederich sundaypaper for your mistakes and failu- We are just in the kinderGerant Responsable res. rosity and the and VISIT enjoying life's <Theatre of Bali>. courteous, nèver be discou- pleasures in like a blacksGoyer raged. Beware of him whoj mith's bellows- he breathes <HAITI SUN> promises something for no- but does not live. dles English thing. Do not blame anybody Sanskrit Proverb Arto EDITOR: Bernard language Diederich sundaypaper for your mistakes and failu- We are just in the kinderGerant Responsable res. Do not look for approval gartenof uncovering things Plactigues SURSCIPTION Emmanuel Mainville except the conciousness of and there is no-down curve RATES 50 cents monthly. doing your best. lin science. 108 RUE ou CENTRE ACARESS Bernard Baruch Charles F. Kettering paar AU -PRUNCEMNT BABOUN BLDG RUE PAVEE TEL: 2242. P.O Box 116. --- Page 8 --- th. OCT. PAGE HAITI SUN> SUNDAY 15 Aw WI ravm LOOK. 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HIRE HOTEL In Port- au- Prince HAYTIAN TRAVEL Is "CASINO CABANE NATIONAL" EL RANCHO CHOUCOUNE SERVICE Nite TEL: 2242 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. <HAITI SUN> PAGS 2 MACANDAL FROM GUINEA EHT TTLAHS Continued from page 6 is true that once you are hid, *Which weayon it that?> pened - the girl's husband we call Ku-Kuye ashes -crawling and den far in the mountains it Mayambo asked and held his had followed them and when'out of the grey were thers in the beginning>. He is difficult for the whites to breath. he saw what was going on, flying away. 9 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. <HAITI SUN> PAGS 2 MACANDAL FROM GUINEA EHT TTLAHS Continued from page 6 is true that once you are hid, *Which weayon it that?> pened - the girl's husband we call Ku-Kuye ashes -crawling and den far in the mountains it Mayambo asked and held his had followed them and when'out of the grey were thers in the beginning>. He is difficult for the whites to breath. he saw what was going on, flying away. And there lit the leaves with aburning find you, but it's not impos- <Poison, my son, poisonls he became sO furious that he many people Macandal who believed who twig and inhaled deeply.* sible. And if they do - tort- The old one spoke the word ran to the overseer and +old that it was Well now, about Macandal ure and death. And what a gleefully, rolling it in his him that Macandal, the en- had changed himself into here is what happenèd. One bout our own people L they toothless mouth tasting its emy of the planters, was the tiny insect, and who hu day he was working in theare not perfect E they are power, <Macandal sent a right on the plantation and would take the form of a mill, at the machine that the same here as they were packet of the deadly white in easy reach L- and SO Ma- man being in some future presges the juice from thel in Guinea. A coin of gold, powder to every slave of Le candal's freedom came to an years when it would be time cane, and suddenly he let] desire for revenge, maybe Cap; and together with it the end in the arms of a woman to strike agains. He brushed out a terrible scream. The the promise of freedom, and name of a certain day on Not, a bad way to end, $f one gnarled hand across his other blacks came running, they'I betray you; Who can which they must put the poi you ask me, but after all he face as if he were wiping aout it was too late. The ma- blame them anyway - slav- son into all the food prepar- was no ordinary man.. hes way cobwebs. <All this hanchine had gripped his hand ery doesn't make us better ed for their masters. And af- eYou mean they killed him pened a long time ago and just like a mad dog and had than we are.> He sighed. ter that had been done he right then and there?, Ma- there has never again becn crushed it - everything was <But the maroons were bra- would come from the moun- yambo interrupted. a man like Macanidal. Some full of blood and the peoplel ve enough and they lived as1 tains with his band and kill <Not SO fast, my son, not of them try now and stood with their mouths op- well as they could. They the few planters that were so fast! You can't get rid af then a planter or overseer is en, not knowing what to do hunted the wild boar and still alive and take over the a man like Macandal just li-! poisoned cattle too or get Macandal free. Well, he shot Guinea fowi, and some- city. It was a good plan and ke that - it would have a few slaves kill themselves: didn't let tnem wait long! times they'd come down to everyone prepared for it and been too easy the plant- just to spite their master.But Before you could wink an attack a plantation, rob *t, kept it secret. And them one ers would have felt cheated. it's not enough.. not enough! eye, he takes his machete and take the slaves along day a silly black girl warned No, they only bound him The years Eo by and we are: and... ptf.. cuts his hand with them>. her white lover to leave the and took him to the ovem- still slaves - we will always clean from his arm in one <Rut what about Macan- city. been too easy the plant- just to spite their master.But Before you could wink an attack a plantation, rob *t, kept it secret. And them one ers would have felt cheated. it's not enough.. not enough! eye, he takes his machete and take the slaves along day a silly black girl warned No, they only bound him The years Eo by and we are: and... ptf.. cuts his hand with them>. her white lover to leave the and took him to the ovem- still slaves - we will always clean from his arm in one <Rut what about Macan- city. When he became cur- seer's house wihere the white be slaves.> strokes. dal?> Mayambo urged him ious and asked questions,she one himself was going to Suddenly the old one got: The old one paused drama- on. grew frightened and didn't watch over him until the of- up and shuffled away wi-- tically. and pulled at his pi- <Well, up in those moun-l want to-say any more; but ficials arrived from Le Cap. thout saying another word. pe. tains Macandal began *olthe white one had her flog- Can't you just imagine it Mayambo looked about <So they put him in the change more and more. As a ged until she told the whola boy, the two men sitting sleepily.s The fire was low house for the sick, and hel youngster he had been so truth. So the plan was dis- there silently one with a and everyone had disnstays there for a long time, quiet, never saying much, covered and the colonists gun in his hand, watching peared. He was too tired to and when he comes out again staying away from the giris were careful not to eat any- closely the other in get up and find his way to his wound is healed and hel But now he was different, li- thing some black hadn't tast- chains, his eyes half closed the shack, too tir e d, is well. But a man with only ke a man who has gone ed before a:d that waslmaybe, but watching too, li- more tired than he had ever one hand isn't for much' hungry for too long. He the and of Macandal's beautil ke al trapped beast.The hours been in his entire life. Betcan't work in S fields or would drink tafia all night ful dream>. go by slowly the over- ter to sleep right here, next the mill. So they put him -dance L- sin - and never The old man rubbed his seer gets tired tired -his to the warm ashes. He relax- # the pasture to guard the get enough of women. There bony hands and shifted his head sinks on his chest ed like an animal, letting his cattle.Watching the beasts is used to be sO many girls ar- position in front of the fire. suddenly there is a crash,and aching muscles go limp, his an easy task, too easy task; ound himthat it was sur- <After that failure, the the white one wakes up just long slender body stretched too easy nothing to do all prising he could find time chieftain was unhappy for a in time to see the prisoner along the earth. day, just sit and think. Al- for anythink else, and in spi- long time,> he continued, disappearing through the I wish Macandal were still ways the dark m 0 u n- te of that he always wanted ebut he has long ago learned window and running to- alive, he thought. He could tains before you, and the one more. In the end it was to be patient. Again he be- wards the woodss. He sighed teach me many things.. he days are endless. What a- really a jealous husband gan to wait for the right mo his breath wheezing painful- could. bout those few lucky slaves who... ment because he was sure ly. <But Macandal's luck had Through heavy eyes he who had escaped and lived The old fellow looked up that one day he would suc- run out... the gods were a- looked for the moon which in the forest, marooned but and grinned. ceed, and until then he gainst him. He was caught a hung in'the sky,pale and cool free?, The old man lapsed <But now I'm putting the might as well enjoy life. He gain, quickly, and this time She is fair as a moonbeam.. those few lucky slaves who... ment because he was sure ly. <But Macandal's luck had Through heavy eyes he who had escaped and lived The old fellow looked up that one day he would suc- run out... the gods were a- looked for the moon which in the forest, marooned but and grinned. ceed, and until then he gainst him. He was caught a hung in'the sky,pale and cool free?, The old man lapsed <But now I'm putting the might as well enjoy life. He gain, quickly, and this time She is fair as a moonbeam.. into silence until Mayambo end of the story before the began to laugh again and the whites sent him to pri-l and the moon was strange stirred impatiently. >The ma- beginning. First let me tell drink and run after the wo- son right away. No use think sometimes good.. sometimes roons, yests He went on slow you how Macandal almost men. Thén one day he heard ing about what they did to evil. like a woman. ly. >And Macandal. well., freed our people, because the drums in the valley cal- him until finally they decid- Crickets and lizards singing one day he too was gone so that's what you really want ling the slaves of a planta- ed to burn at the stake Mayambo was asleep. me time went by, and when to hear about.> He licked tion to a dance and because on the market place.I wasn't -Extract from the <Black he was heard of again he his shrunken lips. <One day, The felt strong and happy kel there wh e n it happen- Dawn> was the chieftain of all theljust like that, Macandal ma couldn't resist that sound. ed, but Ive heard the story By Mia STEINER slaves who had fled into the de up his mind that he was He wanted to go down the- So many times, I sometimes Nothing so much convinforest. Soon every black on going to capture Le Cap re, drink the burning rum think I saw it all with my ces me of the boundlessness this island loved and admir- that's the large town you pro dance, find himself some own eyes. There was Macan- of the human mind as its 0ed him H he was strong bably saw this morning>. new giri to love. What dan- dal, chained to a wooden perations in dreaming. he was cleverand he had Mayambo nodded. Le Cap ger was there after all? No- log, the yellow fire eating aWilliam B. Clulow the gift of giving courage he thought, I must remem- ne of the whites knew him way at his flesh - the whieven to the weakest, so that ber that. by sight and surely his ownites were cheering the mulateveryone who saw him felt <Just Macandal and his people would never betray toes grinning, and the blacks YOU MAY HIRE brave and powerful too.From handful of men were going him; So dowin to the valley trying to pretend thet were all the plantations Negroes to do it,> the other continued he wentlHe danced the chi- some place else. Suddenly JEEP used to come to hear him and Macandal was no fool ca emptied one cup of there is a scream and Macan speak and then go back to he knew that if you want tafia after the other E a dal tears himself loose and STATION WAGON their masters and laugh whi-to sup with the devil you girl smiled at him and hel for a moment he stands free le they were being punished have to use a long spoon. He took her by the hand and led like one of those idols"ma- NEW AUTOMOBILE for its. could never beat all the whi- her into the dark groves. de cf red clay H then he Sy the DAY, WEEK or The old one relit his dead tes in a battle, that was The old slave giggled. <So falls slowly back into the fla MONTH with or without a pipe and leaned closer to Ma clear, but there is weapon far everything was nice e mes. Well, some of the driver. yambo. swifter and stronger than nough; but what do you blacks who had loved him Contact: <Now, my boy, don't think any other - the avenger think happened now?> a lot, they stayed there un- DENIS BELLANDE that the life of a maroon is whose feet are noiseless, Mayambo smiled and shrug til the fire had burnt itself TEL: 3209 OFFICE so easy.If it were we would whose body throws no sha- ged his shoulders. but there is weapon far everything was nice e mes. Well, some of the driver. yambo. swifter and stronger than nough; but what do you blacks who had loved him Contact: <Now, my boy, don't think any other - the avenger think happened now?> a lot, they stayed there un- DENIS BELLANDE that the life of a maroon is whose feet are noiseless, Mayambo smiled and shrug til the fire had burnt itself TEL: 3209 OFFICE so easy.If it were we would whose body throws no sha- ged his shoulders. out and they swore that they 5539 RES. -1 have escaped long ago. Itl dows. *Well, this is what hap- saw a golden fly M the onelP.O. Box 304. --- Page 10 --- CHAITI SUN> SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. PAGE 10 HAITI THIS WEEK.. EDITORJAL OF FACTORY There a3 a special great-Iment safeguard from TyranPRESIDENT OF THE /U. S SECRETARY IN CAYES SUGAR WILL BE IN ness in our recent elections ny and only through strugINSTITUTE OF INTER- COMMERCE SAWYER OPERATION SOON aside from the victories of gle will the ipeople relinquish AMERICAN AFFAIRS CHARLES the individuals elected. saered trust and honour. ARRIVED IN VISITS According to a report re- nions differ these Opi-this PORT AU- PRINCE PORT- AU- PRINCE ceived from the Haiti American men who may will take on office This new tradition of free Embassy here in the next but there is for this newspaper Mr Kenneth R. Iverson; On monday afternoon the sugar Factory under construc be no month, canivoting a great thrill In this world President af the Institute of Honorable Charles Sawyer tign in Aux Cayes is near- fact that disagreement this on the where fascism has darkened Inter American Affairs is in accompanied by Mr. Albert ing conspletion. It is further the one magnificent one election, the sky we see Haiti as a Port au P r 1 ce in J. Powers, Mr. Mason Barr reported that a group of 400 of free and total sunday has new shinning celestial body connection with the coopera- Mr. Delbert MI Little, Mr workmen are employed in opened a new voting, era for lighting the way to freedom tive program in agriculture Donald W. Norop, and Com the construction of the prin the bright of Haiti. For for all people. and sanitation which the' Ins mander Karl B. Jeffers, ar- cipal buildings and buldings first prople time in the the We who are outsiders in titute is carrying on in colla rived at Bowen Field a- of the mesidences. The pro-] history of this country, are the a boration with the Haitian board special DC-3 Mr. moters of this Factory hope our complex of Haiti little have island the liberty of basking in taking the new Government. Mir Iverson is Sawyer and his party were that the sugar mill, with a men own desire and vote by their democratic glory that is Haireturning to Washington met at the airport by the production capacity of 18, their own president. solsteditir from the Pan American Sa- American Ambassador Earl 000 tons, will be in operation has History nitary Conference recently DeCourey, Minister of Com during next season. once taught given # that the a Gov. One man with courage maheld in Ciudad Trujillo, and merce Miarcel Fombrun, and INTERANERICAN PRESS through the vote, is people kes a majority. plans to devote a week to the Chief of Protocole and a CONFERENCE AT GovernAindrew Jackson. the Haitian Programe number of. other officials. WALDORF ASTORIA to the Institute will find an I also announces that the Mr. Iverson assumed the In an interview with the IN NEW YORK exhibition of photographafl.ibrary opened On Septembpresidency ofthe Institute inl cHaiti Sun> Mr. Sawyer' On October 9th. the 6 th. which reflect the most re- er 1st, and that they have May of this year, succeeding said that his visit although Inferamerican Press Confe- cent doings of Parisian lifelall the recent magazines On Mr. Dillon Myer, who visit- official was strictly inform-I rence was inaugurated in the (Hall of Youth, Hall of Do-] topies of French intelleced Haiti last January to par al. afl.ibrary opened On Septembpresidency ofthe Institute inl cHaiti Sun> Mr. Sawyer' On October 9th. the 6 th. which reflect the most re- er 1st, and that they have May of this year, succeeding said that his visit although Inferamerican Press Confe- cent doings of Parisian lifelall the recent magazines On Mr. Dillon Myer, who visit- official was strictly inform-I rence was inaugurated in the (Hall of Youth, Hall of Do-] topies of French intelleced Haiti last January to par al. He expressed his best presence of 250 delegates of mestic Arts, coricours de tual activities. ticipe in the inauguration of wishes for the success of our the Americas. The principal La Belle et la Bête>, exposi The Institute will remain the Villard Irrigation Project young news paper, but made topie was the writing of a tion of the metro of Paris); were it is until the Mr. Iverson has ar long re- no other istatement as to nis new Constitution for thelthelatest creation in fashion tion of the building on comple- the cord of service with the U- visit here. Am. Ambassador Presses attending the confe-1 and furniture. A glance at Exposition grounds nited States Government a- De Courey gave a dinner rence are Franck C.Magloire the theatrical and movie when opened which gencies, having been with party on Monday honor night at hisMareel Salnave and Max season as wellas notes on will feature large auditorium the Solicitor's Office of the residence Charles in or Mr.1 Chauvet, Directors of<Le Ma some celebrated museums spacious well U.S Department of AgriculSawyer, The Secre-tins, *Haiti-Journals andeLe (Palace of Chaillot. Museum ped library, equipture before transfering to tary of Commerce and his Nouvellistes. The session clos of the Marine). hall and laboratory, exhibition reception the Institute in 1942, where party left for Miami on ed with a banquet at which space.: he served as Assistant Gene Tuesday afternoon. Assistant Seeretary of State ral Counsel until 1947. In Edward Miller delivered a that year, he was named De THE POST OFFICE TO BE speech. On Tuesday the Deputy Administrator of the re TRANSFERED TO THE legates FIRESTONE attending the Confehabilitation program in Gree EXPOSITION GROUNDS rence visited Columbia Unice, where he remained three vereity and on wednesday MONEY years, SAVE returning to the, Unit- The Office of the postal they visited the United Na ed States in May 1950. administration of Port- au- tions' Headquarters. ON THESE Prince will soon be transfer- THE FRENCH INSTITUTE to Replacement Parts U.N. SPECIALIST ed the new building wi- RESUMES ACTIVITIES IN HAITI thin the city Dumarsais Es- The French Institute onil time on the Exposttionr resuming its activities this ROTARY TYPE Mr. G. Duon, a specialist grounds. week announced that visitors @ SHOCK of the Bureau of Statistics M Giat 2 Va of the United Nations is ABSORBERS now in Haiti with a view For Ford and Mercury of heliing the Haitian Got MONROE vernment in organizing a sys temlatic statistics services. T Airplane-Type SHOCK PENSION FOR THE A ABSORBERS EMPLOYEES OF - INTERNAL REVENUE FLEXIBLE The Director General of FUEL LINES Internal Revenue, by cireul. ar letter, has just ordered Firestone a deduction of 3 1/2 per CARBURETORS cent updn. the salary of the Preposes of Internal ReveFUEL nue with the objeet of fav- Port- au- Prince resident attends U.S. PUMPS oring them for the retire- school l Seward W. -Type SHOCK PENSION FOR THE A ABSORBERS EMPLOYEES OF - INTERNAL REVENUE FLEXIBLE The Director General of FUEL LINES Internal Revenue, by cireul. ar letter, has just ordered Firestone a deduction of 3 1/2 per CARBURETORS cent updn. the salary of the Preposes of Internal ReveFUEL nue with the objeet of fav- Port- au- Prince resident attends U.S. PUMPS oring them for the retire- school l Seward W. Jahnke third from left, Machinery ment pension. sentative, Haytian Tractor and sales repreIGNITION - Prince, dines with J. Q. McDonald, Equipement second from Co. Port-au HOUSE OF DEPUTIES nager Export Sales departm ent, left, ma a CABLE SETS TO MOVE TO Peoria, Illinois, U.S.A. Jahnke attended Caterpillar Tractor Co., % PALAIS DHAITI ers Sales and Service school held an Export DealFirestone The House of Deputies pillar plant with dealer representatives recently from at 26 the CaterOIL that was wrecked by a mob With Jahnke and McDonald at Peoria's Pere countries FILTERS during the violent manifes- hotel are Bengt H.Sundin, right, sales Marquette a FOR CARS tations that took place last Brander and Cia, SA Buenos Aires, Argentina, representative, <S AND May is being repaired and win Sorenson left, sales re-presentative, Theo. and EdTRUCKS meanwhile the Assembly Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Hawaii Attendance at H. Davies will meet at the Palais d'Hai was sponsored by the Port- au- Prince the school FILTER CARTRIDGES tion the Exposition grounds above: company named --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY 15 th. OCT. <HAITI SUNs PAGE 11 MAPOU MAGIC UNE i 31 EA Arera TALES FROM THE HAITAN COUNTRYSIDE By Paul NAJAC will give up by saying one] a well known folk story. SoSPORT The purpose of the <conte by one <moins bouais lis (I metimes they only constitdivinor> is to make fun, sO, drink it). ute a deformation of the when a conte is shot the tel- And as you haven't yet words of a sentence for instries to them drunk the last one, let's try tance: rata passa craza divesFOOTBALL SCORES <Sabinah> park. This game ler carry out, is a deformation of BY M. MOTERCYCLES will be broadcast on 4.5 by little expressions and gest some more: sistas> crazé dix verres Tulane 9 Notre Dame 13 megacycles. The Reps will ures to assail the proposed Cric Crac erat passé means answers of the audience. Galatas bon Dieu plein et six tasses> which Vanderbilt 20 Miss 14 return to Port- au- Prince Of course he has to solve viande <the rat passed and broke Army 27 Michigan 6 Tuesday. the puzzle, but he has to (the larder of the Godi 10 glasses and six cupss. Colgate 35 Holy Cross 28 Correction, we have just wait until the audience gives Lord is full of meat. Sometimes, they are a Pen 42 Dartmouth 26 received a late report that up. The audidnce will Cric Crac kind of original comparision Tenn 40 Chattanooga 0 Haiti did play Jamaica Sa- Jong as it can when try they as Papa Dambalah fait prie which does not lead at all to Miami Upset Purdue 20-14 turray and the Score was feel tired of they re li tête en bas the right answer. Colgate 35 Holy Cross 28 Correction, we have just wait until the audience gives Lord is full of meat. Sometimes, they are a Pen 42 Dartmouth 26 received a late report that up. The audidnce will Cric Crac kind of original comparision Tenn 40 Chattanooga 0 Haiti did play Jamaica Sa- Jong as it can when try they as Papa Dambalah fait prie which does not lead at all to Miami Upset Purdue 20-14 turray and the Score was feel tired of they re li tête en bas the right answer. For intanOhio State 26 Indianna 14 Jamaica 2-Haiti 1. guessing (father Dambalah makes ce this one: ewalking down Wiscousin 14 Iowa 0 his prayer, up side down. the street, I met an old lady In the game of the day RANGOON, Burma, Cric Crac and a girl, I saluted Oklahoma underdog trail- 144 th ANNIVERSARY OF Dr. Gordon S. Seagrave, A- Embarquez les blancs, them: the young old lady answerling in the final quarter 131 THE DEATH OF merican who became fam- débarquez les mulatts, ed, and the girl did'nt. more -7 pulled 7 points out JN- J. DESSALINES ous as the <Burma Sur- main pinga nèg envahi ou. <This one is young a comparision of the fire. Tuesday October 17 will geons, went on trial for (Put in the whites, take to the congo peas... the old be the 144 th. anniversary of his life Friday before a spe out the mulatoes and, lady the dry conFOOTBALL represents the death of Jean- Jacques cial Burmese tribunal. watch, and don't let to ma go peas, which make noise Dessalines, Father of the In- The state brought three ny negroes in it). when eaten and the young dependance of Haiti. At this specific charges against Dr. How to guess a xconte di- girl ihe soft green peas. or The game tnat was to ta- occasion a solemn mass will Seagrave. It accused him of vinors is one of the most dif this one... which compares ke place Saturday after- take place at 8.30 a.m. in the committing high treason by ficult things, because a conte the moon to a <Barrel of linoon at 4 p.m. at 'Sabinah' Cathedral and grand manifes helping rebel Capt. Naw is sometimes just a general me which will whitewash all park in Kingston is to be tations will be held during Seng to wage war against expression, and other times the: world. H player to day. the day in remembrance of the State; of assisting, abet- personal image of an act. A Of eourse if you are not a Haiti's representative team this National Hero. ting and comforting the en- classical puzzle has a general well trained <divinor>, I includes A. Joseph, F.Mevs emy, and of failing to rep means of solution, and even mean a good guesser, you P. Bonaventure, A Mathuort to recognized author- with a difficult one, there is will always be forced to rin, C. Joesph, A. Nau, P.PRESIDENT ELECT OF ities his knowledge of re- a mechanical process; whilel xdrink it>. However watch Thevenin, G. Claude, Y. THE REPUBLIC WILL bellion against the govern- a xconte divinors is quite ditjcarefully for there are some Dorceans, L. Edmond, F. TAKE OATH OF OFFICE ment. He facesathe death search is to find out the <conte divinor> which are King, J. one, there is will always be forced to rin, C. Joesph, A. Nau, P.PRESIDENT ELECT OF ities his knowledge of re- a mechanical process; whilel xdrink it>. However watch Thevenin, G. Claude, Y. THE REPUBLIC WILL bellion against the govern- a xconte divinors is quite ditjcarefully for there are some Dorceans, L. Edmond, F. TAKE OATH OF OFFICE ment. He facesathe death search is to find out the <conte divinor> which are King, J. Lherisson, L. Sa- WITHIN TWO MONTHS sentence if convicted of the ferent because the aim of tael not too good to drink as: Dlo vain, A. Tassy, R. Pierre According to all pobabili- first count,a nd banishment given puzzle, the thing sug poul mouri senti (The water E. Leger. Y. Martin, L. ties Col. Paul E. Magloire, on the others. gested by the image. Theyof a dead chicken smells.) Sainte, A. Alexandre and President Elect of the Repu- Assistant Attorney Gen- are sometimes a question Then watch carefully for officials Antoine Champa- blic will take oath of office eral Chan Un Aung told summing up the subject oflthe next time... gne, arcel Prezeau, Felix within two months at the the tribunal that Dr. SeaBaker, Fritz Berrouet and latest. In political cireles it grave, though an American M Lt. Anotine Coicou, flew to is believed that the solemn ce citizen, owes temporary alLAS NACIONES UNIDAS SIGUEN ADELANTE Jamaica Friday. They will remony of entry into office legiance to the state while play a return match Mon- of the new President will ta- residing here, and thus can EN RELACIOM CON LA day afternoon at four atlke place in December, tried for treason. NEDST be CORER WHAT DID THE MISSIONARY SAY ? A Missionary was captured by aborigines and condemnd ed to death. To decide the ONU NO ESTA manner of execution, it was the tribal custom that a vic MURCINDO KEEP YOUR CLOTHES tim must make an affirmatiS PASO ve statement. If the high pri est considered the statement true the victim was shot with a poisoned arrow. If the staFRESH CRISP AND SWEET tement was considered false, the victim died by fire. Buti C - N ther missionary thinking fast, - made a short statement So ANLT AS-AIR perplexing that it was impos sible to carry out the execution. What did the missionary say? SAP1 s0f poasosol uounoaxo a 3ustgsgoud snga 'onu 3uoaag pmom quauays CONSULT agg "pousng auom D9 ft mg Kiasth "pouing a9 01 sarq pnon DEL-COTIDIANO ENS MORNING NEWS DE DALLAS,TEXASENN usosa aq1 OS pur asel HAITIAN AMERICAN suouoypis aq1 aywu pmom UN MARCHES ON: A cartoon which appeared reDRY CLEANERS srgt ang Suroogs Rq a2P1d cently in the Dallas Morning News, a leading U.S. dai aypt 01 aany Pmom uosno2 ly newspaper published in Dallas, Texas. The ComNEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE -xa "ona spm quouays St91 munist soldier (at right) shouts' <You're out ofstep> to srgt poproop asatud 9319 the stalwart United Nations soldier carrying a banner aq1 f asstf 69 osp 11sm labeled <Action on Korea.> In his hand the CommunI> :psos Lapuorssyu a41 list holds a paper labeled <Malik's veto>, pt 01 aany Pmom uosno2 ly newspaper published in Dallas, Texas. The ComNEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE -xa "ona spm quouays St91 munist soldier (at right) shouts' <You're out ofstep> to srgt poproop asatud 9319 the stalwart United Nations soldier carrying a banner aq1 f asstf 69 osp 11sm labeled <Action on Korea.> In his hand the CommunI> :psos Lapuorssyu a41 list holds a paper labeled <Malik's veto>, --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 GHAITI SUN> SUNDAY 151 thi OCT. FOR SALE Room for rent NOTICE SHIPPING Classified Piano - Studio Furnished Room Upright, one price $.300 Private Bath The: Commercial Secretary The- MS cRagnhilds- Holm> refrigerator good condiIn Petionville of the Embasgy of France leaving Montreal, Halifax St Classified advertisemenis tion *. 80 Phone 7204 in Haiti has the honor of John, is due here Oin octobare accepted for things Electric Stove J with oven FOR SALE informing Haitian tourists er 22, 1950, and will proceed wanted Or umwanted; arti- $. 90: and any other travellers to Santiago de Cuba. Is takcles for sdle; personal servi HUDSON 1946, 8 cylin going to France that he will ing on freight. ces; miscallaneous items, Parents Interested in Pri- ders Good condition be happy to supply them such as jobs wamted;bouses vate Englisb speaking Perfect Motor with all details and informa Agent: for rent; tutoring; traveling scbool for 4 and 5 years Phone: 2242 tion. available in order to fa L. Preetzman Aggerholm companions; ideas for sale. olds. cilite their 4nd make their and Co. no: accepted, advertise- Apply <Haiti Stinm, LARGE BRAND NEW stay. agreeable, ments of political nature. HOUSE FOR RENT IN The M.V <Bvede> Norwe Rate: 25c per insertion, ma TUITION >> FETIONVILLE glan, consigned to Anton ximum of 5 words. Lessons of French and Spa 3 Bedrooms IMMIGRATION Kneer, arrival oct. 11 evennish to English speaking 2 Bathrooms NOTICE Ing from Barahona in balWanted persons Conversational Met- Hot: water etc. Those lastr Loaded a cargo of 1000 Jeep # good condition bod. Apply to Professor Tel. 7188 and 7225 permits de persons sejours must holding re- tons sugar. witb good tyres. Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi new them before the end Apply <Haiti Suns. tor <Haiti Suns. For 1.000 dollars of the month ending octob- SS <Tiberius>, Dutch LiExcellent businness ne, armival morning oct. 12 House for Rent i Bizo- WANTED Established cliental er 30 th. from New York via CuraHouse with at Least Family reasons cao and tone 2 Bed rooms Beautiful 3 bedrooms and swimmingInagua, with 525 view of tbe bay and Targe pool. Force owner to Young tons of merchandise and 3 Sell. American passengers: M. Carlo Reiher, garden. Maximum rent. $ 100 Contact HAITI Wishes board and and Mme Jean Apply <Haiti Suns. SUN Breakfast M. Augustin EXCHANGE CARS. Luigui. Person would like A car in: good condition By the month The M. V. *Askilds,South Wanted: 1913 American To exchange a 7 Passenger SA8 800 cash last price (Reasonable no American Line, left evening 5 cent Piece Liberty beud CHRYSLER WINDSOR Owner: leaving for Tourist rates oct. 11 for Puerto Platai -No. Buffalos. Re- for a four wheel drive jeep Europe next month Considered) The M.V. La Boules, ward station wagon: Wanted a small Trahsatlantic Line, left evAPPLY HAITT SUN ENQUIRE HAITI SUN Car only pay on term ening. 3 American To exchange a 7 Passenger SA8 800 cash last price (Reasonable no American Line, left evening 5 cent Piece Liberty beud CHRYSLER WINDSOR Owner: leaving for Tourist rates oct. 11 for Puerto Platai -No. Buffalos. Re- for a four wheel drive jeep Europe next month Considered) The M.V. La Boules, ward station wagon: Wanted a small Trahsatlantic Line, left evAPPLY HAITT SUN ENQUIRE HAITI SUN Car only pay on term ening. oct. 11 for Philadel. wanted Arrangement. <Haiti Sun> may be con phia, La Palice via Santiage Wanted Orders. Contact HAITI SUN tacted by ringing 2242 de Cuba. Al dressmaker Writing P. O. Box During this week SS <AS Furnisbed House OT apart- Specializes SHARE OFFICE or by calling at 118 kilds from Ciudad ment in or around Petion- In dresses for special oceaExcellent office unloaded 97 tons, of Trujillo mer wille Bed rooms. sions. Just off Grand Rue Le xMatins OFFICE chandise. After Apply sHaiti Suns. Contact, <Haiti Sun>. Small-rental. Rie Americaine, Ishe sailed for the discharging U.S. GOOD NEWS ! LA BELLE CREOLE brings you little by little the many desired items, and a touch of Macy's, Marshall Field's, Burdime's.. LA BELLE CREOLE CORDIALLY INVITES YOU MONDAY, OCTOBER 16 1950 GRAND OPENING OF ITS NEW Haberdashery Shop MEN'S FURNISHINGS LUGGAGE DEPARTMENT TOYLAND DO SOME GOOD OLID-FASHIONED WINDOW SHOPPING SUNDAY EVENING OUR WINDOWS WILL BE OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL. 10:30 P.M. GOOD NEWS!