--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II A I I I BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. A. MAINVILLE un EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME 1. SUNDAY OCT. 22 nd No. 6 PHOTO BY FELIX BOX 'La Belle Creole' Around the World Opens New Store this Week MIAMI Winds from a hurricane <Nihil sine Labor> nomenaced all Florida Friday thing is gained without Lanight for the second time bour, said Elias Noustas, at chis week. the Grand opening of the Tampa Bay and the heart new <La Belle Creole>> stoof the citrus belt were the re on Monday. That Lastorm's first targets. bour has certainly brought The Miami Weather Buresults to the man, who said reau's 4:30 p.m. advisory it. said the storm was about 240 miles southwest of At last Haiti has a near Tampa and had a small complete department store, core of winds 75 to 90 miand in noting both the beaules an hour, with gales reaty of the store and the ching, out 150 miles on the crowds of enthusiastic shopeast and south sides. pers, it would seem that the TOKYO. Two battaLabour of the man who lions of United States para quoted the above maxim has cute troopers jumped un reaped its gains. opposed into Red Korea The store is now divided berween the fallen capital into three departments under of Pyongyang and the Man the capable managership off THE MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE. Pictu 2 ot the newly opened sto- churian border Friday unMr. Myer's. re at cla Belle Creolenthis new-store contains a toy, Kraberdashery and luggage der the personal direction department, well stocked and efficiently supervised of Gen. Douglas Mac ArStore No. 1, under the suthur. pervision of Mr. Seitz is THE INSERT. - Director ofthe <La Belle Creolex Dlias Noustas. The United Nations com mainly the ladys department: Since its opening on De ember G, 1948 the <La Belle Creole> has become a mander said after the supri rodel institution in this Community. se operation: Store No. 2 run by the The war is very definitefficient Mr. Lemke is the ely coming to an end>. druggist, perfume and sou Three thousand parachu venir department. te troops floated down No. 3 store under the able from 80 C-119s and 40 direction of Mr Martin is the C-47s onto flat land near Toy, haberdashery and lugSukchon and Sunchon, each gage department. On the eve about 30 miles north of of the Grand opening while Pyongyang and 80 miles the steff busily prepared for southeast of the Manchuthe morrow, thousands stoptian border. A ped to examin the brightly The towns are on the lit display windows, and eltwo main roads leading bow a glance into the new north from the captured store. Red stronghold of PyongOpening day was a terrific yang. success, and with each pasLONDON sing day the city looks with The British press was nopride towards its new up to tified Oct. 19 that the wartidate store. me newsprint ration system On parting Mr. Noustas will be reinstated October said La Belle Creole> was 22. conceived and builrto give, As a result, the newspaBetter service, at better pripers will be forced either to CES in the best - Ambiance. freeze their circulations at We feel as soon as the per= present levels or cut their sonnel will have been fully size below ther present six trained, La Belle Creole will pages daily in order to print keep its promise to add more more copies., departments to AG VE you The decision was announe: better. ed by the Newsprint Supply LEADERS MEET. President Truman pins the fifth oak les.f cluster on General Company which handles a Douglas Mac Arthur's Distin guished Service Medal at the conclusion of their historic newsprint poll operated by meeting on Wake Island. Lokking On is John J. Muccio, U.S. Ambassador tb Korea. British publishers. have been fully size below ther present six trained, La Belle Creole will pages daily in order to print keep its promise to add more more copies., departments to AG VE you The decision was announe: better. ed by the Newsprint Supply LEADERS MEET. President Truman pins the fifth oak les.f cluster on General Company which handles a Douglas Mac Arthur's Distin guished Service Medal at the conclusion of their historic newsprint poll operated by meeting on Wake Island. Lokking On is John J. Muccio, U.S. Ambassador tb Korea. British publishers. --- Page 2 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE 2 HAITI SUN MAPOU MAGIC TALES FROM THE HAITIAN COUNTRYSIDE BY PAUL NAJAC SPORT A prime necessity for being offer the same interest but these stories, the word usual THE FOOTBALL Florida Furman a good story teller is to be it would take too much time ly suggests the picture of a SCHEDULE FOR Georgia Kentucky quick of wit and to know and space to go over- them caterpillar. This meaning hoOCT. 28 California St-Mary's how to mtake the audience' all. They are classified ine a werer is restrieted to the to play Columbia Idaho Washington St. <drink> TArmsr the CONTE DIVI- very rich catalogue soakedi guessing game. Boston College Georgia Oregon Southern Cal. NOR. If you had to drink freely in the times, the re- The task of ferreting out Colgate Brown Oregon State Montana any of the last ones here are gion and in cultural media. essence of certain words can Cornell Princeton, Stanford Washington the answers: Some of these tales don't be the most difficult thing Fordham San Francisco YESTERDAYS Narrator. Galitas Bonl suggest easily a conneection'in the world when we real- Harvard Dartmouth FOOTBALL RESULTS Dieu plein viande. (The lar- with their answers but theyj ize that in Haiti the children Holy Cross Yale Nebraska 19 Penn State 0 der of.the good Lord is full are so old that through love! love to <shoot tales> and (Mary Land Duke Indiana 20 Notre Dame T of meat). of tradition they have beeni when we remember how ea- Navy Pennsylvania Army 49 Harvard Ahswer. Cemetery. handed down from father to sily these young people can Penn State Temole Colgate 23 Bucknell 12 0 Narrator. Papa Dambal- son for many generations. deform a word. Pittsburgh Miami Cornell 7 Yale 0 lah fait priere tete en bas Some ofthese are known by The very old story teller Illinois Indiana Lehiegh 16 Dartmbuth 14 (Father Damballah makes everybody,even though their might afford us much inf Kansas Nebraska Penn 34 Columbia 0 his prayer upside down). meaning might be obscue to ormation about. these things Michigan State Michigan Syracuse 34 Holy Cross Answer. E A bunch of ba the outsider, simply because for the story tellers themsel- Michigan Notre Dame Nth Carolina 16 nanas on a tree. they are typical <conte divi- ves, have played a major ro- Minussota Oklahoma (State Maryland 13" Narrator. Embarquez nor's>. le in the origin and develop- Northwestern Michigan Tulane 27 Mississippi les blancs, debarquez les mu, The words used in the ment of certain word. At (States Navy 27 Southern 20 latte agin pinga neg envahi sconte divinor' S> offer a Gne time the story teller was Purdue UCLA Tenn 14 Alabama Calit.14 ou. (Put în whites, take out most appealing problem be- paid to tell tales. He knew Wisconsin Northwestern 26 Wlisconsin 9 mullatos, and watch andi cause of the mystery of their that the more difficult the Alabama Mibsissippi 13 Illinois 13 0 don't let too many negroes origins and meanings. In one tales, the more. interesting Duke MtsactouigatfWahinaton Maryland 58 Kansas in it). conte we see the word <Ca- was the game and the more Oklahoma State Answer. Bread (Put in lacim sans OS, Calacim wi-[satisfactory was the conte ade the flour, take out. consin 9 mullatos, and watch andi cause of the mystery of their that the more difficult the Alabama Mibsissippi 13 Illinois 13 0 don't let too many negroes origins and meanings. In one tales, the more. interesting Duke MtsactouigatfWahinaton Maryland 58 Kansas in it). conte we see the word <Ca- was the game and the more Oklahoma State Answer. Bread (Put in lacim sans OS, Calacim wi-[satisfactory was the conte ade the flour, take out. the brown; thout bones). There is some divinor literature. bread, watch and dont let it question whether Calacim is These is considerably moburn). pure fruit of the imagination re to be seen in the xSingor a heritage from an old A-ling Tales>. Perhaps after The material presented as frican dialect because the hearing some of these it examples in this series has word has no meaning in pre- will be easier for you to not been complete. Of coursel sent day Creole. The word have an idea of the <shootan effort was made to pick has some value and enough ing taless, of the Haitian out some of the most popu- meaning to add interest to a catryside. lar and varied ones. There C 0 nte divinor because are certainly a lot of these throught the imagination of Next week; <The Sing- <CONTE DIVINOR'S that the tellers and guessers ofing Tales>. ca FORD TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS FOR UP IN ARMS. Army's Vic Pollock (light jersey) MODERN goes over the goal to score in the second quartor of the game. .against. Michigan Tackle Bob Zatkoff of Mi FARMING chigan tries in vain to stop Pollock as Army captain DOES - Dan Foldberg (81) watches tensely Army won, 27-6 MORE JOBS KEEP YOUR CLOTHES SAVES - MORE FRESH CRISP ANDSWEET H OURS AS-AIR 1951-MODELS NOW ON DISPIAY CONSULT HAITI MOTERS ,S.A. HAITIAN AMERICAN AUTHORIZED DEALERS DRY CLEANERS GRAND RUE PHONE 3134 NEXT TO PAN AMERIC AN AIRWAYS OFFICE --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 3 LETTER FROM NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND and tents made of sails and brought home to every in- will be fulfilled when the school which has produced PROVINCE MARKS blankets had to suffice for habitant and to every visitor Prime Minister, Sidney Geor several Olympic winning 100 YEARS AS housing until more perma- by the dominating architect- ge Holland, will dedicatel the eights. Australian Olympic EXPERIMENT IN nent accommodation could ure of its Anglican Cathedral Harewood international aiz- seulling champion, Mervyn COLONIZATION be established. in the central square.Known port. This will mark the Woods, will also take part. By Bernard A. MAIR Although Lyttelton flourish- throughout New Zealand as South Islands's first regular For the athletic events invita ed it could be only as a port, the Garden City, Christ- direct aerial link with Aus- tions have gone to the stars One hundred years ago for a few miles on the other church is distinguished alsoi tralia. in the United States,Britain Sept. 8 a courageous band side of the hills which ring for its Hagley Park, a 600 Naturally many of the e- Holland Belgium, Sweden of men and women set out inthe harbor, site of an extincta acre tree- circled area within vents and functions arrang- Finland, Denmark, France, four tiny sailing vessels volcano, lay the real land of half a mile of the business ed for the months of celebra and Australia. from Plymouth, England, to hope. As Mr. Godley saw it area, for its many suburban tion will be limited in the Christchurch people, there carry out one of the most re from the top of the hill over parks and street plots and scope of their appeal, but fore, feel-and certainly homarkable experimentsin the which the new arrivals had for its high standard of pri- that cannot be said of thel pe that adequate arrangehistory of British coloniza- to carry their possessions un vate gardens. lay the real land of half a mile of the business ed for the months of celebra and Australia. from Plymouth, England, to hope. As Mr. Godley saw it area, for its many suburban tion will be limited in the Christchurch people, there carry out one of the most re from the top of the hill over parks and street plots and scope of their appeal, but fore, feel-and certainly homarkable experimentsin the which the new arrivals had for its high standard of pri- that cannot be said of thel pe that adequate arrangehistory of British coloniza- to carry their possessions un vate gardens. Christchurch international centènnial ga- ments have been made to tion. til,a road could be complet- men and women, with few mes to be held in the closingmark the present generaNumbering 773 persons, they ed, there stretched a vast exceptions, take to gardening days of December and in thel tion's appreciation of the aleft their homeland, most of grassy plain as far as the as easily as they do to cy- first few days of 1951. Well- chievements of their ancestthem never to see it again, eye could reach. This merg- cling in this absolutely flat known perosnages in swim- ors in converting tussock-covfound the provinee of Can ed into the distance to the home for 140.000 persons. ming, athletics, cycling, and ered, territory into a to There, 13.000 miles north and south. To the With reason the people of rowing have been invited to comfartably virgin prosperous and terbury. the sea, they set up west, 50 miles distant, rear- Canterbury 'are proud ofparticipate, and the organiz- beautiful representation of across fertile segment of the ed the line of the Southern what has been accomplished ers of these attrations prom- New Zealand life. that South Island of New Zea- Alps, the magnificant moun- insa century, and to markise some stirring contests. which re- tain chain in which Mountthe occasion have 400 OARSMEN DEEPEST CHASM land, a settlement cross- sec Cook's 12,349- foot summit a program of celebrations prepared to TO PARTICIPATE Probably the deepest chasm presented a perfect life. tops by very litile numerous which the world; literally, In this regard the lin the earth is just off the tion of English of Edward sister peaks, has been invited. Although two battles city is coast of Puerto Rico. BrownFrom the vision this smaller waging against Gibbon Wakefield came NEW INDUSTRIES ROSE the city of Timaru, time. In one case heavy ma- Ison's Deep in the Atlantic ideal of a Church of England It was on this plain extend- 100 miles down the coast,the chinery is being worked alloff the northwest coast of At first, towns, and townships are a the island is said to be 27 sponsored scheme: more than 100 miles aallout to dig quarter-mile cut feet Mr. Wakefield cnusteredne long the coastal belt of Can determined to commemorate to straighten a portion of thousand deep and difficulty in translating his terbury, and on the down- in" their own way the vigor,the River Avon for the row- you can't go much further dream into practice, but his lands to the north and south and determination of theiring events, and builders arel under the Atlantic. meeting with J.Robert God- that the province's prosperi-) forebears, to Chestchurchbusy rushing a, new Olympic Bernard, an articulate man, ley provided the drive which ty was built. Before many falls the responsibility of pro,pool to completion for the was explaining his latest pro brought the plan to reality. years has passed huge farms viding the bulk of the centan swimmers. Of these at least ject, the illustration of a limMr. Godley already was inow cut into smaller hold- ary attrations. 15 may come from overseas ited edition of Zola's <Nana> deeply interested in coloniza ings were carrying mil- Already the city, has expej five from Australia, threelIt seems Bernard is the first tion, having visited Canada, lions of sheep and growing rienced some weeks of natio each from Canada and the,pain'er to dô <Nana> withand at the height of the po- many thousands of acres conferences and reunions United States, and two each out once showing the celein Ireland he had! cut into smaller hold- ary attrations. 15 may come from overseas ited edition of Zola's <Nana> deeply interested in coloniza ings were carrying mil- Already the city, has expej five from Australia, threelIt seems Bernard is the first tion, having visited Canada, lions of sheep and growing rienced some weeks of natio each from Canada and the,pain'er to dô <Nana> withand at the height of the po- many thousands of acres conferences and reunions United States, and two each out once showing the celein Ireland he had! wheat. TE in the months ahead un- fromBritain and France. brated tato, famine the mass migration The receipts from Canter- til July, 1951, there are plan Four hundred oarsmen will reader decide prostitute. what <Let Nana re- ze proposed of 1.000.000 Irish to relieve bury wool soon reached most ned cel:brations which are také part in the centennial ally looks, laks, he chortled. the position. The idea of a satisfying proportions, and, expected to attract thousands regatta, including an eight Je don't know>. Cosmopolichurch settlement appealed the province became the gra of New' Zealanders from 0- from Berkeley University,the tan. to him, and he succeeded nary of New Zealand. With ther centers, and to prove of noted California rowing 2h, vous do, too! where Mr. Wakefield had, the development of shipboard direct interest to Australians failed in gaining the support, refrigeration the carriage oil and to travielers from even of notable personages for the meat to Great Britain further afield. One of these brought added millions of is the Honorable John GodInformation proposal. a descendant Concerning SCHEME MOVED AHEAD p O u n ds to the district's ley, of John Ro The Canterbury Associa- wealth, and gained for Can- bert Godley. the Worlds Finest Beer tion was formed, under the terbury lamb a world rapu- REENACTMENT LANDING OF of the Archbishop tation as meat without peer. pressdency of Canterbury, and the sche- Primary production inevi- Innumerable sporting gamoved rapidly ahead Mi- tably ranked first in import- therings will be held in ms who could meet the ance in the province, but w7i- Christchurch, displays are to grants of excellence thin a comparatively short be devoted to the lives of the a requiremnents sobriety, and period substantial secondary carly colonists, the Royal Aof charaeter, were recruited, industries were taking shap-: pricultural and Pastoral steadiness set sail for their Initially these had to do! Show will bring together the and finally home in the vessels with the needs and products greatest catalogue of livestnew have an honored of the farmland. ock ever seen in the southern which now history Woolen m.is were estab-I hemisphere, and a gigantic a Budweiser place in Canterbury Four Ships lished, implement firms came musement park will be open Charlotte as the First Jane, Randolph. into being, and with refrige- in Hagley Park for five SOLD ONLY TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE Seymour, and ration huge freezing works months. Sir George were erected to pour out As a central feature there IN CANS.. ...24 TO THE CASE.. 5.25 Cressy. of the association their shipments for Britain: will be a reenactment at Lyt IN BOTILES..24TO THE CASE.. .$15.75 Officers some time But in later years the scope telton, on Dec. 16, of the (75 CENTS REFUND ON THE BOTTLES) hadi left England to make prepara- of secondary industries has landing of the Canterbury P previously the arrival of the widened, and with their Pilgrims, a name that stuck THE ABOVE IN 5 CASE LOTS 25 CENTS PER. 5.25 Cressy. of the association their shipments for Britain: will be a reenactment at Lyt IN BOTILES..24TO THE CASE.. .$15.75 Officers some time But in later years the scope telton, on Dec. 16, of the (75 CENTS REFUND ON THE BOTTLES) hadi left England to make prepara- of secondary industries has landing of the Canterbury P previously the arrival of the widened, and with their Pilgrims, a name that stuck THE ABOVE IN 5 CASE LOTS 25 CENTS PER. CASE tions for ati the port of Lyt- growth so has the capital ci- to the migrants because of DISCOUNT. migrants and when the first ty of Christchurch expanded. the essentially religious nattelton anchor on ure of the settlement. Two two ships dropped certain ar- CITY OF LOVELY days later a <100 Years 12 IMPORTED BY : Dec. 17, 1850, hand for GARDEN'S of Progress> procession will rangements were in Yet with industrialization provide one of the JOHN B. GRIFFITH the reception conditions of the naturally passeng- Christchurch has retained its lights of the festivities, high and 63 RUE DU QUAI TEL. 2107 ers. But limited, and mmigra- atmosphere of an English caon the same date one of Can were primitive huts thedral city, a point that isl terbury's great smbitions tion barracks, --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd, H. A. INSTITUTE 60 th. ANNIVERSARY HAITI THIS WEEK... INAUGURATES OF THE CURACAO RADIO PROGRAM TRADING COMPANY TAMOUS SPANISH Choucoune, and that a pro-iquierre that passes in front afternoon The Curacao Trading Com. DANCER, SINGER gram has also been arrangeof the Cine Montparnasse; Wesnesday 4VRW on of Amsterdam TO VISIT at Theatre du Verdure. Asphalting of Rue Dr. Aubry broadcasting station pany Holland, PORT- AU- PRINCE Estrellita Castro who hasfrom Rue Macajoux to, Ave. the Haitian American Institu celebrated On October the 16 te its first weekly th. the 60 th Spains own singing and played the Star role in 36'Dr. Annoual; asphalting of presented foundation. anniversary The Staff of dancing star to arrive in this films in Spain, has also ma-/Rue Hammerton Killick to Radio- Program. its and city next week. de approximatly, 1.000 dif- L'Asile, Français; drain Cana company Haiti commemorated representatives in Dancing and singing star ferent recordings. pe Vert; Improvement and Mr. Duane Adams, Direcwith this Estrellita Castro who has Miss Castro who is aecomp general reparation of the Nai tor of courses at the Institute happy event, a cocktail been applauded throughout anied by Spains well known tional Palace and the Palace spoke on <Free minds and party at Vincent's Savoy resEurope, South America for concert guitar player Julio of Haiti on the Exposition Cultural Patterns> the speech taurant. Mr. Alfredo Rogenher fine performances, is to Alonso, made quite a hit in grounds; repairs to the Lycee was ans extract form the first bogen Manager of the compaarrive in this city nextweek Havana's. Petion; the completion of the lecture of the <American Ci- Iny here in Haiti, took this <Blanquitas, <America>, and pavilion of France at the Ex vilization courses which are opportunity to present on becCampoa Mon>; Havana's position, being presented now at the half of the company, silver big society night Club <TroInstitute. pencils, engraved with the picana> which she played for The musics that accompa- initials CTC the date of the 10 consecitive weeks; she al- APPOINTMENTS nied the program was Hand- 6oth. anniversary and a cash so gave programs over Ha- TO THE DEPARTMENT el's Symphony No. 1 and bonus to employees who havanas best radio stations. OF Schubert's No. 8. ve seen more than 15 - EDUCATION Next Symphony have in the year After her appearances heweek you'll thelservice company. the picana> which she played for The musics that accompa- initials CTC the date of the 10 consecitive weeks; she al- APPOINTMENTS nied the program was Hand- 6oth. anniversary and a cash so gave programs over Ha- TO THE DEPARTMENT el's Symphony No. 1 and bonus to employees who havanas best radio stations. OF Schubert's No. 8. ve seen more than 15 - EDUCATION Next Symphony have in the year After her appearances heweek you'll thelservice company. re, Estrellita Castro willl The following appoint-Ipleasure of hearing a full cross to Cuidad Trujillo and ments have been announced hour of complete Negro AMBASSADOR San Juan to give à series of to the Department of Nation- Songs. RICHARD RETURNS performances. al Education by the Junta The Program is presented TO CIUDAD TRUJILLO Government: Every Wesnesday afternoon His Excellency Mr. Theo Mr. Luc Dorsinville-Guar- from one to two. phile Richard, Ambassador THE CITY'S PUBLIC diuan of the National Muof Haiti in the Dominican WORKS PROGRAM. seum; Miss. Rollan Dorsin- This week the Institute al- Republic returned on Friville- Secretary at the Natio- SO inaugurated its <American day land and morning by to present a number of The department of Public nal Museum; Miss Fernande Civilization> and <History his post at Ciudad shows. Trujillo works announces that the Guilbaud -Librarian at the of Music> courses. The first after Estrellita's spending days vamanager Beni- following projeets within the National Museum; Miss. An- lectures had a full attendance cation with his relatives to Silva announces that next city limits are being contin- dre Ancion- worker at the of enthusiastic students. land friends. Saturday night she will giveled. National Museum; Mr. Clea performance at CabansThe asphalting of Rue Fe- ment Benoit- Director of the Library at the Lycee Petion; SOCIAL NOTES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 Mr. Georges Beaufils- Assistant Director the Library at Last Monday afternoon daughter on Wednesday at Lycee Petion; Mrs Pierre Le- a hunting party left the 12:30 pm.Mrs: Bonnefils who FIRESTONE ger- Stenographer at the Ly- city for Belladere in a is the former Liliane Elie, cee Petion; Mr Maria Demou- plane piloted by Major Ed. says they have named their chy at Cap-Haitian; Miss. An Roy. The party includ- new addition Mary Alice. SAVE EMONEY ne- Marie Piquion- Assistant ed American Ambassador Bill Talamas returned from Director of the Library Earl De Courey; Colonel a business trip to the States ONTHESE Cap Haitian; the Misses Ma- at Smith, Major Hicks and Til last Wednesday. Replacement Parts ria Miguel and Renee Du- George Leger, the hunters Mr and Mrs Roger Jarman frand, employees at the Libra returned to Port Tuesday ev and sons Micheal, Roger and (ry at Cap Haitian; Miss. Yva ening with a bag of Digeon, Christopher, are, planning to ROTARY TYPE Delerme Director of the Li- and guinea hen. leave early in November for S 6 SHOCK brary at Cayes; Mr Odeide Jean Lespinasse and Mar- a two months vacation in celle Vitale to Miami. ( are engaged K ABSORBERS at Douyon- Assistant Librarian be married. Mr. Raymond J. Andre ceFor Ford and Mercury Francois- Cayes; Employee Miss, Josephine at the Leonce Bonnefils Jr: beca- lebrated his birthday TuesMONROE Library at Cayes; Miss Virgi me the proud father of a day the 17th. in November for S 6 SHOCK brary at Cayes; Mr Odeide Jean Lespinasse and Mar- a two months vacation in celle Vitale to Miami. ( are engaged K ABSORBERS at Douyon- Assistant Librarian be married. Mr. Raymond J. Andre ceFor Ford and Mercury Francois- Cayes; Employee Miss, Josephine at the Leonce Bonnefils Jr: beca- lebrated his birthday TuesMONROE Library at Cayes; Miss Virgi me the proud father of a day the 17th. Airplane-Type nia Dominique- Librarian at SHOCK Port- de Paix; Miss Uselie 7 D A Louis Employee at the Libra QUE MOUN ABSORBERS ry at Port- de- Paix; Mrs FLEXIBLE Brenor Plantin Librarian at FOR ANDY and all the money you will Jacmel; Mrs. Benjamin Gil- Wise is the man who is al- need; then take half the cloFUEL LINES bert- Employee at the Libra- ways thinking of taking a thes and twice as much mory at Jacmel; Miss, Berna- wife and never takes one ney and you will have a won Firestone dette Alerte- Director of the (Italian proverb) derful holiday. CARBURETORS Library at St-Marc; Miss. I CAPTAIN ACE'S FOR SHORTHAND rene Eveillard- Employee at Aren't you sleepy, said the WRITERS FUEL PUMPS the Library at St-Marc; Mir. barkeeper, took his tie off, head is as Henry Armand caretaker of A long good as the l'Ecole Normale put the bottles away and a shorthand (special on MonIGNITION re; Mrs. Herve Boyer- Supeneulyawmed Profes We were not. daymornings in the affice. seur at the Ecole Normale) Niece place to go late. 2e CABLE SETS Mr. Rene TELEPHONE. FOR THE ROOSEVELT a P0D Superieure; Carre- THE FOD Professor at the Ecole Norma Sitting behind his desk he HOTEL 00 Firestone le Superieure, looked at Everybody else has money L the conjuring box, I might as well get some. It was beautifully made,but QIL FILTERS S ap he could never use it. (Time) FOR CARS AND FISH LOTERIE NATIONAL FOR T.H. 2e CABLE SETS Mr. Rene TELEPHONE. FOR THE ROOSEVELT a P0D Superieure; Carre- THE FOD Professor at the Ecole Norma Sitting behind his desk he HOTEL 00 Firestone le Superieure, looked at Everybody else has money L the conjuring box, I might as well get some. It was beautifully made,but QIL FILTERS S ap he could never use it. (Time) FOR CARS AND FISH LOTERIE NATIONAL FOR T.H. TRUCKS The legend that <matrimo- I know a barkeeper who SUPER FRESH ny> is a lottery has almost owes his succes to his first FILTER CARTRIDGES SPECIALTIES. ruined the lottery business. wife and his second wife to FOR TOURISTS his success. Grand Rue, Next-to Decide on all the clothes E.W Pharmacie Telemaque --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 5 PRIZE RECIPE OF THE WEEK HOURS Hours are from 8 a..m. till JLD FASHION WAY 5 some sbops close beTO MAKE COCKTAILS p.m SHOPPING twveen tbe 12 and IN bours HAITI of 2 p.m. Sent in By Mrs Elizabeth Sat. is noon closing, but Andersen a number of sbops especialThose old timers who have ly Souvenir sbops stay open been living in this country - The shops in this section tbrougb the day. for years certainly know how have been checked by this Banks open at A . and to prepare a good cocktail. newspaper, and to the close at 1 p.m. Sa vasing Here you find the recipel best of our knowledge noon. of the most popular cocktheir merchandise is of tail served at my housel Evgood quality and good Post Office opens at 8.a. ery body raves about them. value. m and close at 5:30 p.m. Per person: 1 jigger Rhum Barbancourt (Istar makes better cocktails than 3 star, the latter is A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS LIST OF ARRIVALS highly recommended for Rum sodas) AT MENS- shoes 1/4 teaspoon lime juice LADIES1/2 cocktail glass dilutted LA BELLE CREOLE Underwear, cotton and strapless dresses sugar water NURSES- White shoes and stockings 3/4 drops of angustora bitHaiti's leading department store. INFANTS Shoes ters CHILDRENS- Shoes Shake well with crashed ice and serve in cocktail glasAT ses which have been kept in FRENCH PERFUMES the ice box for an hour. BeLAURA'S fore serving dump the top of the glasses in the white GIFT SHOP of egg then in grandulated sugar, which will form a Opposite KLM Airways frosting-like edge On the! Rue des Miracles glass Serve the cocktails ice-l cold with appetizers. CUCUMBER CIRCLES 1/2 cup salmon (canned or fresh) 4 tablespoons mayonnaise D 2 tablespoons minced celeS ry 1 cucumber Mix the salmon, mayonFISHER naise and celery together.Cut Art and Curio Shop the cucumber into thick slices (leaving the skin on) and Rue du Quai Tel: 3145 spread the salmon salad on HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY top. FRUIT SPEARS No.5 CHANEL 12 cubes fresh pineapple NATIVE MAHOGANY WARE 12 cubes honeydew melon HURRY 12 whole strawberrles or e Save Time and )36 Kenscoff Strawberries) Expense Direct confectioners' from 1/4 Buy cup sugar Factory Fresh fruit, speared on toothpicks and rolled in sugar.. that's all there is to this refreshing fingerful. On each GEORGES DESLANDES THE MOST toothpick stick a cube of piTREASURED NAME IN PERFUME. one neapple, of melon, then Rue du Peuple a whole strawberry. Roll the whole thing in confectioners' sugar on serve a bowl of the sugar with the spears for in dividual sugaring. Use a whoMahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags le grapefruit or an as CHANEL orange a holder for the spears. GraSilver & French Perfumes pes are good, too, served this MADAME SALE are cubes EWALD FOR way; SO of ChedAT dar cheese or walnuts alternating with the fruit. Leavel Rue du Magasin de l'Etat off the sugar if you use chee LA BELLE CREOLE se or nuts. the spears for in dividual sugaring. Use a whoMahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags le grapefruit or an as CHANEL orange a holder for the spears. GraSilver & French Perfumes pes are good, too, served this MADAME SALE are cubes EWALD FOR way; SO of ChedAT dar cheese or walnuts alternating with the fruit. Leavel Rue du Magasin de l'Etat off the sugar if you use chee LA BELLE CREOLE se or nuts. --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE 6 FARAWAY PLACES BOYHOOD AIMS REALIZED BY ADVENTUROUS HUNTER By Oma Ray Walker iles, including a 15 footer. boat apart with his tail and Witten for The Statmen He hunted the giant iguana then came in with one great (lizards that grow to five flip. There we had a rather When Joe Austell Smalll feet in lengh) on a jungle is- dubious alternative whewas a boy, he had two ambi- land and brought back two. ther to go into the water tions to publish a magaz- In native <bombas> or dug- with a bigger crocodile, or ine and to see a lot of fara- out canoes he hunted ducks. Itake our chances with this way. places. At 36, he has aeWith a witch doctor for a ione. We could hear his teeth complished both, with a guide, his party hunted wild pop as he slung his head, wealth of adventure thrown guinea fowl. snapping savagely. in. The crocodile hunt was a <The boys finally got him Publisher of a sportsman's thriller, Small recalls. back in the lake with the aid magazine; Small has hunted <We were hunting at nights, of their poles, and we continand fished across the country he says. <Until you've seen a the hunt. If you're tired of a He has brought back boar charcoal-red eye as big as humdrum existence,try night and barracuda and crocodi- half a dollar, glowing hunting for crocodiles with les. And he Îs only beginning through inky blackness at a seasoned crocodile hunter BRASSERIE the a COURONNE of DELA Still awaiting are trips plan- rays flashlight, and and two fearless - native ned to New Zealand, Yuca- coming from the business boys>! a A. end of 12S. tan, India, Tanganyika, Brifoot crocodile- INVITATIONS TO hunt tish East Africa, the South well, you've got some adv- and fish in faraway places Sea Islands, Alaska and ma- enture yet to cover! We daz- come from Small's readers ny other places. ed one by grazing his headand subscribers. He has been TOGETHER WITH. J. P. with. a bullet and the native invited to hunt python, eleCrowe a photographer, Small boys tied him up strung him phant and boar in Ceylon, recently spent two weeks as alongside the boat. lions in Tangayika, moose in a L guest of the government of <About the time I was ab- Canada, the great Kodiak the Republic of Haiti. They out to crack down on a still bear in Alaska and dozens were furnished a car and bigger crocodile that ex- of other animals in all parts chauffeur, a private plane, tremely tense moment just of the wiorld. and a cruiser AMERICA for deep sea the shot this felSS before Between hunts, Joe lives fishing. low alongside our boat came with his wife Elizabeth and Small bagged four crocod-alive. He nearly beat the 'two sons at 3303 Bridle Path TO FEATHERED GLADIATORS EUROPE By Mia STEINER FROM $ 160 The Spectators are screa-lin the cock-pit one is in a could become as famous as ming exeitedly as the two world. apart, ina world en- the well- advertised wrestlers UNITED tense STATES half-blind fighters circled tiers of af our LINES bleeding, by day.. eye each other with deadly men whose eyes are glued tol In the United States there INFORMATION RING: 2242 fury. TO FEATHERED GLADIATORS EUROPE By Mia STEINER FROM $ 160 The Spectators are screa-lin the cock-pit one is in a could become as famous as ming exeitedly as the two world. apart, ina world en- the well- advertised wrestlers UNITED tense STATES half-blind fighters circled tiers of af our LINES bleeding, by day.. eye each other with deadly men whose eyes are glued tol In the United States there INFORMATION RING: 2242 fury. The airis filled with two birds who seem fragile are also many people who curses and shouts of encoura and fierce at the same time. enjoy a good cockfight, espegement and muffled words of cially in the southern states; derision; crumpled bills pass, The Haitian peasant, and Land in the Spanish section of through dozens of hands) many a city dweller also, New York there is many an while bets are being placed;1 loves nothing as much as apartment which sees a good ting has started and after a and the atmosphère is dense good cockfight. He loves it fight every Sunday, though) few moments the birds are YOU MAY HIRE with heat and suspense and so much that one wonders the sport is forbidden by the released, but not before each the smell of combat. sometimes whom ne would law. owner has refreshed his cock JEEP rescue first in case of a fire- Like all other sports, cock- with water sprayed from his Is this perhaps a fight for his wife or his fighting cock? fighting has is rules and re- own mouth. STATION WAGON the championship of the igulations which asure fair Now there is action the world? Is it the last bout of NEW AUTOMOBILE Cockfighting is an ancient play to the owners of the animâls bout, using their the great <brown bomber>, sport whose origin is actually birds asiwellas'to the cocks wits and skill, bringing to Joe Louis? No, definitely unknown, but we do know themselves: Herein Haiti the mind, even if just in a small MONTH Gy the DAY, WEFK or mot! It'is simply the-usualthat is was practiced by both owners first sharpen thel way, the courageous gladiatwith or without a Sunday afternoon cockfight the Greeks and the Romans. spurs of the animals and fors who used to battle each driver. taking place in one of the Once every year a tremend- then each man has to lick other to death in ancient Ro- Contact: pits in the outskirts of Port- ous cockfight entertained the, the spurs of his cock and me. DENIS BELLANDE au-Prince. Only a few mi- crowds of Athens who had swallow the saliva in orderi And at the end of the fight TEL: 3209 OFFICE nutes away people' are bat a particular fondness for this to proof that no poison hasi the winner crows triumphanhing in the blue, sunflecked sport. Cocks were bred care been used on them. Now the tly, while the, looser is taken 5539 RES. pool of Club Thorland; Fully and those that came cocks have to xcarers, which home by the owner of the P.O. Box 304. maybe halfa mile away, on from Rhodes and Tanagra means that they are made to successful cock, to be made the cool terrace of a amartwere especially expensive lightly peck at each other in into a tasty <bouillon>. don't hotel, a crowd of well-dres-j and held in high esteem, In order to get acquainted - To the one who has never ,ing think you'll regret havsed people are leasurely chat Rome even quails and par- like two boxers touching glo been to a cockfight I can say go make gone-but sure before not you do ting away the early hours tridges were trained to fight, ves. only one thing: You'll have, kind who faints you're the of the afternoon; but here and a good fighting- cockl In the meantime the bet-l an exciting aftermoon and Iof blood. at the sight --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. <HAITI SUN> PAGE 7 SA BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES an employee at U.S.D.H a ON ANDRE V. DIMANCHE rubber company. |To quote from André Diman THE SUN LIBRARY Andre Dimanche was born che, EEvery time I had a pen in Jeremie 1901. 'll have, kind who faints you're the of the afternoon; but here and a good fighting- cockl In the meantime the bet-l an exciting aftermoon and Iof blood. at the sight --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. <HAITI SUN> PAGE 7 SA BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES an employee at U.S.D.H a ON ANDRE V. DIMANCHE rubber company. |To quote from André Diman THE SUN LIBRARY Andre Dimanche was born che, EEvery time I had a pen in Jeremie 1901. When a boy Jcil in-] hand, in a few lines I he used to sculpt French sol- would. reproduce a tree, a TRINIDAD VILLAGE interested in the novel diers and Haitian heroes out bird. Everything in Nature The Negroes of Trinidadjconcepts of cultural focus of limestone. After finishing attracted my attention. I was have been known to Ameri-and rentention that the auelementary school in 1919, particularly interested in the cans only through their Ca- thors formulate to explain he worked first as a nelper different shapes made by the lypso songs. In this book the changing C u Iti uto a civil engineer and after- branches of a tree. I could based on iniensive field-work re of the Tocoans and, by wards with a druggist, Mr. see in them a human being, anong the Toco villagers implication, of peoples T. C. Brutus, who asked him a bird,a sea monster. Sometithe leading authorities on everywhere. Ito make drawings to advert- mes they looked like they we Negro culture in Africa and THE AUTHORS ise the new products. re asking me to help them to America present the firs: full MERVILLE J. HERSKIn 1926 Dimanche receiv- get a new life.Since I was anthropological study ever OVITS, ied a scholarship to study strong enough and had learnto be made of a Protestant since 1935 Professor of Ant Anna Mary Robertson capenty ata technical schoolled to handle a <machettes Negro culture in the English hropology at Northwestern Moses, popularly known as where Mir. Maurice Latortue which is very important for speaking Caribbean. Mr. University, was born rin <Grandmas Moses and was his drawing teacher. Mr a sculptor, and since at that Herskovits, professor of An- 1895 in Bellefontaine, Ohio prommnent as an American Latortue found in him such a; time I had nothing to do, my thropology at Northwestern and educated at the Univer primitive painter, received great talent that he finally attention was called to a nut University, and his wife sity of Chicago awarding an award from tbe Wom- made him his assistant. From tree and from it came my who have collabnrated inhint a Ph. D. in 1923. An National Dress Claub 1927 to 1949 Dimanche has first creation, <Aida>, the sudy of many Negrojauthority on the phynienlen for ber outstanding contri- suceessfully been a tea. cultures in Africa and the and social anthropology of bution to art. Sbe ana otber cher in- an experimental agri (continued. next edition) New World, revel how clos- the Negro, Professor Hers- outstanding women in the cultural school, assistant ma- Translated by Jean Chenet ely life among these West kovits is the author of nager in a coffee station andi Indians reesembles what can many articles, rev- United States Bonored by Copyright be found in almost anyiews PPT an books dealing tbe Club were by presented President SHAKESPEARE intellectual to the Negro community in rural with the Negro in West with awards Truman. THE GREAT problem over approach 400 South of the U.S. Africa, Dutch Guiana, Hai- Harry PSYCHOLOGIST <With my nobler years reason, ago: More important is what ti, has and the United on field States. reseBy A. Linda THOMAS gainst my fury He carried the authors add to our arch in all these places, as A new.course in which Do I take part: the rarer knowledge of the action is the the Negro and VISIT samily, the respective roles well as in Trinidad students attemps to apply In virtue than in vengeanof men and women. , Hai- Harry PSYCHOLOGIST <With my nobler years reason, ago: More important is what ti, has and the United on field States. reseBy A. Linda THOMAS gainst my fury He carried the authors add to our arch in all these places, as A new.course in which Do I take part: the rarer knowledge of the action is the the Negro and VISIT samily, the respective roles well as in Trinidad students attemps to apply In virtue than in vengeanof men and women. and Brazil. -HERSK Goyer modern psychiatric methods ce>. New World styles of NeFRANCES S. Russia in des to the characters in various, Dr. Schneider, author of tro music. They show, OVITS, born in Arts Shakespeare's plays 1s being the recently published book 1897, studied anthropology taught at Columbia Universimoreover, how the dramatColumbia University <The Psychoanalyst and the ic texture of Tocoan life at for Plaotiques ty by. an English professor Artist>, claims that modern leads to aggressive beha- and the New School She has and five psychiatrists who psychoanalysis derives a vior and a search for self- Social Research. Arts Ma 108- RUE DU CENTRE are well versed in Shakespeal great portion of its roots expression to achieve psyc contribued to the Poetry PORT AU PRINCE HAITI re. from the great poets and dra hological stability. In the gazine, Newt Republic, and Yale Rev From a spsychosmatics an- matists of the past and that rites of the Baptist Shout- Theatre Arts, is co-author with gle. Shakespeare was way a- Shakespeare was the greaters sect they discover the iew, husband and of Outline of head of his time, as it is now est analyst of them all. beginnings of the transmut her Religious Belie' ahead of his time, as it is a Maybe Dr. Scheider is ation of African religious Dahomean Rebel Destiny pretty well established that right! worship into Protestansim. (1933), Among the Bush Negr the ever-increasing number CULTURE In their own language theis Ae the of Dutch Guiana (1934) of various bodily disorders By A. L. THOMAS tocoans explain Suriname Folklore is associated with inner tenneed for a religion of affirma and sions that are mental or emo re The works of Shakespeation of a ritual thatefills the PRICE (1936), $4.75 OBTAINABLE tional in origin. With calm, For Ihave prefered body with joys and not one rational affectiveness, many years sin. AT THE Sha- To frustrated Bards that emphasizes Trinidad Village the A LA CARAVELLE kespeare displayed a highly Still dry behind the ears. In BOOK SHOP reader will find portrayed of He who sacrifices his a people whose ways and conscience N to ambition, life are both strange burns a picture to obtain: ce familiar. The anthropoloe particularlythe ashes. e02 gist will b G A L Books IN THE WORLD THE CENTRE D'ART Katharine Cornell, AmeriAND OF BOOKS PUBLICITY COMMITTEE can actress in the role of In a few days the public Cleopatra, h e r favorite the book of one of heroine. MAGAZINES will see historians The Centre d'Art an- Shakespearean Haiti's M. Gerard young Laurent's History nounces that they have forIN SE Haiti. This is a good med a publicity Rooul committee Dupoux is A great: fortune depends on ENGLISH 6ook which will contri- of President, which Pierre Monosiet luck, a small one on diligenute to making this country WilSole distributor of tbe lown abroad. Embassies, Secretary and Hilda ce Chinese Proverb Neto York Herald Tribune Legations and Consulates liams, Toussaint Benoit, and Auguste, Robert Politeness doesn't cost any (Deliver daily to your door) may be provided with the Rigaud members. This is a good med a publicity Rooul committee Dupoux is A great: fortune depends on ENGLISH 6ook which will contri- of President, which Pierre Monosiet luck, a small one on diligenute to making this country WilSole distributor of tbe lown abroad. Embassies, Secretary and Hilda ce Chinese Proverb Neto York Herald Tribune Legations and Consulates liams, Toussaint Benoit, and Auguste, Robert Politeness doesn't cost any (Deliver daily to your door) may be provided with the Rigaud members. thing. It wculdn't be worth Rue Roux book. ta Wilson anything if it did. A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 Anon --- Page 8 --- PAGE e HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. w Fvi PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK. HOTEL REMEMBER RAVIOLI OUR SODA FOUNTAIN SERVES THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS CLUB AND ICE CREAM TABOU LA BELLE CREOLE PETIONVILLE Dishing Up GENUINE GERMAN DINE BEER, FRANKFURTBRS AND AND DANCE GOOD FOOD CUISINE <Thursday Night is Italian Ravioli is our specialty BEER GARDEN Night Saturday night OF dance to ALSO Best Haitian <NOBBE - BONDELS> Orchestra ICE CREAM (Exposition Grounds) COFFEE A PREMIUM <STEAK SODA POP Cold Drink TO DAY DRINKS and Sandwich AT (American Style Grocery): KALMAR'S CAFE SAVOY Rue Pavee 2 blocks Cbamp de Mars RESTAURANT From tbe Grand Rue CENTRAL MARKET COOL OFF Enjoy an Exceptional 5.000 Ft. above Sea- Level DINNER e at Tbe best4 CAPTAIN ACES Cuisine a - Rooms TONIGHT iak. a a A MIEA and Wine Cellar DINE BY THE CHATELET DES FLEURS AT WATERS EDGE 2 ORCHIDEES EXCELLENT FOOD AUX 1 T DINE WARM WELCOME Petionville SaRr COOL SPOT AND SERVICE HIGGINS SATURDAY NIGHT AT BAR MONTE CARL 0 PORT - AU PRINCES FEATURES TI RO RO OF THE and bis drums MOST TRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC A ME RI C AS A LUXURIOUS RUE DU QUAI EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING RESTAURANT ROULETTE, - NOTICE - DICE <21s CAR E valls 13r ONE ARM A HIRE Hotel Saturday Nite BANDITS... In HAYTIAN TRAVEL Port- a1t- Prince Is "CASINO NATIONAL" SERVICE EL RANCHO CABANE CHOUCOUNE Nite TEL: 2242 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGO 9 Mr. Louis Daniel Sendrali cho, are and Mr. and Mrs day from attending a confereturned from a business Milton Louis Steinfeld. rence in Kingston. trip to the big Eastern Cities Mr William Bonnefil left of America last Monday. last week on a business trip Mr. Ulrick Duvivier left Mr. Kenneth Goldman ar- to the States. last week for Santiago Chili, rived from, Kingston Jamai- Monday Mr. Carl Debros- to attend a conference of His ca last week. se left for Havana. torians and Geographers. Mr Mr. Pierre Assad left on Mr and Mrs Raymond Vi- Duvivier who was the formBeach a business trip to the U.S. tal were blessed with a er principal of Lycee Petion Monday. daughter last Sunday they and now is the director of e Gerard Allen arrived have named her Cours Ulrick Duvivier will combn Stephane. back intown last week. Mrs. Vital is the former return to Port-au- Prince this <Tarzan returnss vey returned from Puerto Ri Mr. left for Havana. torians and Geographers. Mr Mr. Pierre Assad left on Mr and Mrs Raymond Vi- Duvivier who was the formBeach a business trip to the U.S. tal were blessed with a er principal of Lycee Petion Monday. daughter last Sunday they and now is the director of e Gerard Allen arrived have named her Cours Ulrick Duvivier will combn Stephane. back intown last week. Mrs. Vital is the former return to Port-au- Prince this <Tarzan returnss vey returned from Puerto Ri Mr. Peter Wells, who ar- Alice Lespinasse. week. Gustav is back! Gustavco where she underwent a se rived from the U.S. Tues- Mrs. Jacques Etienne, Valle Mrs Dalla well known by! rious Ibo Signs Of the times... the operation at the Ro- day is stopping at the Talavera Torres and Ruth substitution all in these parts, ret. dricius hospital in San Lele. Roy left Thursday for a 3 of vive for voto Port- au- Prince last week Juan. Melcourt Poux returned month holiday in Mexico. tez. after an absence of six fe the city Monday. months. Gustav accomplish- Mita and Frederique From the US. Mr Marray A daughter was born to brated Lonie Southerland celeed much in those six months The daughters of Mr. Knobel accompanied by John Mr and Mrs Adrien Gardere his 18 th. birthday he married Rene, travelled toi George Naude, businessman Cannover, Harry Meyersonon Wednesday. Mrs. Gardere Oct. 6th. with a party at Europe stayed in France andand Belgian Consul in Hai-! and Paul Benton returned to is the former Marie Thareas his home in Petionville. In Italy (gained 15 lbs in Italy their absence of his mother Mrs. ti, gave a party at ho- Port Thursday. Millet. on the good old home town me in Petionville last week Faye Riddleberger arrivBarbara is in the U.S. Southerland who fare). Mita and Frederique who ed from the U.S. Wednes- Mr. and Mrs Andre Gerand expected On returned from Europe arrived back in the city day and is staying at the des and Frantz returned to to return to Port at the end he travelled over a greater last July had been attending Hotel Citadelle. Port-au-Prince last week. of the month, Silvia provpart of the United States. Du Shultz Mercier is back ided a beautiful birthday ring his travels in the U. S from a business to the cake. Gustav gave demonstrations States. trip and lectures on the art of Henri Rigaud returned toi Don Lungwitz manager Spear Fishing the City last Sunday. of Plas: ation Dauphin, left He will leave for Miami e Arrived from Caracas' last last week on a business trip this week and return with Sunday were Mrs Alice U- to the United States. Mrs. Gustav in December garte, Gregoria Geronimo, is they intend to make their Jose Suse and Carmen. Helen Ryan staying at home here. the Hotel Citadelle. Those parties at chez Claude Stephen refurned to Hall are becoming ade reptown on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Laufours for diplomatic persor Mr Max Bissainthe Gene- man arrived in nel. Little wondez he's a ral Director of Government Thursday and are this s'opping City perfectihogt Libraries returned Wednes- at the San Souci. rmerengagement of Miss Viviane Lilavois to Dr Pier re Clermont has been announced. PHOTO BY FELIX BOX Lt. Dominique of the Na SATURDAY NIGHT AT CHOUCOUNE From tional Palace guard left for Left to right. M. CARRIE, Mr. and Mrs. 'pemings, Refresh...Add Fort Benning Georgia on a Mr, Moody and,M. Andre THEART. four month training course the Rotarian Academy> in American Agricultural Atlast week. West Beach Florida. To Palm PrinThe here in Zesi tache Port-au Hour Foreign correspondent Jim Word from Paris is thatce, returned to the States my Tuck rerurned to the U the well known Brother Ro Thursday, to actend the fun S. Palace guard left for Left to right. M. CARRIE, Mr. and Mrs. 'pemings, Refresh...Add Fort Benning Georgia on a Mr, Moody and,M. Andre THEART. four month training course the Rotarian Academy> in American Agricultural Atlast week. West Beach Florida. To Palm PrinThe here in Zesi tache Port-au Hour Foreign correspondent Jim Word from Paris is thatce, returned to the States my Tuck rerurned to the U the well known Brother Ro Thursday, to actend the fun S. last monday. mual, has left the Brother- eral of her Aunt, who died Scior Shevelle de Floran hood. Brother Romual was last Wednesday. We offer ce, Senor B. Melport and for many year principal ofjour condolensces to the HuSenor E. Balter Cuban in- St-Louis of Gonaque Colle- berts. dustrailists arrived from Hage'ir Port- au- Prince. Paul Van's Gravesande ar vana last week, and are Married in Habana on rived in Port Thursday.and staying at the hotel Splen- October 5th. were Gunther is stopping at the Hotel Ma did. Andersen and Luise Bondel jestic. Tec. Sgt. Waller Wil- After spending several days James Stuart arrived Thurs liams, accompanied by wife E Cuba the newly wed day and is staying at the El son Jeffrey,and sweet hand couple cross to *Tower Isle> Rancho. shaking Jill their Alstian to enjoy the rest'of their ho- Rosary Snyder who is dog arrived from Panama neymoon. Mr Anderson on staying at the Citadelle Holast week. Sgt. Williams, his return to the City Sun- tel arrived last Thursday. has been assigned to the In' day, had good things to say ter-American Geodetic sur- about Tower Isle <Nor on- Also staying at the Citavey here in Port- au- Prin- ly is it 2 beautiful place, deil- is Dorothea O'Kesfer. ce and is at. present staying with every known facility, Arrived Thursday and at the Hotel Oloffsot but the service, and the rea stopping at the Hotel RooseMr. Auther O'Neil gave sonable cost aings ma- velt are Katherine Low and a cocktail party monday kes one wishen L Honey- Ioan Dietz. night in honour of Gustav moon there for life. Dalla Valle, It was reportV Mr and Mrs Murray. Ro: dd that the party was a Mr and Mrs. Frank James sen are staying at the Hotel thoughly enjoyable one. arrived last week from Sta- St-Francis in Petionville. (calili Senor N. Quintero a busi tes and are staying at the Mr Louis Gardere returned San from. a business trip to "Coke ness excective from Equa- Chatelet des Fleurs in Kens Juan last Thursday. dor arrived from Chicagoj coff. last week and is staying at! Clare Brauda, and Adele Ben Baldwin is staying at the hotel Splendid. Casey from the U.S. are the El Rancho. aler it either may both Mrs Max Leighty wife of stopping at Ibo Lele, this aadomart: mean the same thing, fajor Leighty Officer in week. Arrived from Miami and BOITLED UNDEB AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-GOIA COAPANYOY charge of the Geodetic Sur-! Mrs Hubert, wife of the, staying at the Hotel El Ran-l BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE S.a --- Page 10 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE 10 <HAITI SUN> ASK ME POETS' CORNER ardent. nature. No I ANOTHER? )) This sign governs the head THE QUESTIONS dtonc and when it is badly aspect-" HIT PARADE ed we find many injuries 1. do the initials ELDORADO and aliments affecting that PANAMAM TOMBE What N. H. A. stand for? part of the body. Moin soti la ville Jacmel 2. where was (Edgar Allan Poe) The Taj Mahal in India TAURUS (ruled by Venus) Ma prale La Vallée When automibile ane in Gaily bedight, was begun in 1631. the head THE QUESTIONS dtonc and when it is badly aspect-" HIT PARADE ed we find many injuries 1. do the initials ELDORADO and aliments affecting that PANAMAM TOMBE What N. H. A. stand for? part of the body. Moin soti la ville Jacmel 2. where was (Edgar Allan Poe) The Taj Mahal in India TAURUS (ruled by Venus) Ma prale La Vallée When automibile ane in Gaily bedight, was begun in 1631. Birthdays between April 21 En arrivan'm carrefour the United first States? race Agallant knight, ARIES: (ruled by Mars) and May 20 Bainet panama'm tombé the famous In sunshine and in shadow, Birthdays between March 21 Persons born under this Moin sorti la Ville Jacmel 3. Name who a En Had journeyed long, French designer was st. and 31 st. sign have a great capacity; Ma prale La Vallée birth... Singing a song, Persons born under this for friendship. An attrative En arrivan'm carrefour glish by of bridIn search of Eldorado 4. In the game oldsign love adventure and ex- well-managed home is a sour Bainst panama'm tombé what is a bid? But he grew ploring, but have a tendency ce of great joy to these affec Panama' 'm tombé ge, 5. What psychic MexiThis knight so bold, to let their enthusiasm run tionate Taureans, and to bej Panama' 'm tombé causes to And o'er his heart a shadow away with them, as they are surrounded by those they lo Panama'm tombé can 6. jumping Name beans the United jump? Fell as he found not easily discouraged. ve at anniversary celebra- Ca qui derriè ramassé li Presidents who have won Sta No sport of ground These people are usually tions or family get togethers son moin tes That looked like Eldorado very wiell liked because oflmean a happy existence for Panama'm tombé the Nobel Peace Prize. And as his strength their good nature and kindly them. This sign governs the Panama'm tombé Failed him at length ways, and sincere desire to throat, and we find many Panama'm tombé A He met a pilgrim shadow be of help to others. fine singers born at this ti- Ca qui derriè ramassé li 1. <Shadows, said he, National Housing Agen- <Where can it be Romance blays a large me; when the sign is badly son moin cy. This land of Eldorado?, part in the life of these A- aspected, however, we find This song is about a man 2 At Chicago, Ill. on Novrians, and their devotion is many ailments affecting that travelling from Jacmel to ember 28, 1895. <Over the mountains likely to be a profound and part of the body. La Vallée who drops his hal 3, Of the moon e at Carrefour Bainet,and asks 4. Molyneux. A bluff bid intended to Down the valley of the Shawho ever comes behind him fool the opponents. Idow BEES <TALK Ifellows by dancing outside to pick it up. 5. are inhabited Ride, boldly rides, BY DANCING the hive. His whirling ex- (This song is often confusThey by The shade replied plains to the workers the ex-ed with the Panama'm tom- grubs writhe af and an insect which caus <lf you séek for Eldoradols Bees <talk> by dancing, re] act location and distance ofl bé that is about a former ing the bean double to jump. up, ports Dr Karl Von Frish of the find. So precise is the in President. 6. Theodore Roosevelt in Vienna, wiho has spent 40 formation that bees who had 1906, and Woodrow WilMen Versus years studying the insects. Il never been there easily (Recordings of Haitian Mu- son in, 1918. a bee discovers a stock of found a special bed of flow- sic by El Saieh are obtainaWomen pollen, he yells for the other ers several miles distant. ble at the <La Belle Creole>) THE QUESTIONS 1. , ports Dr Karl Von Frish of the find. So precise is the in President. 6. Theodore Roosevelt in Vienna, wiho has spent 40 formation that bees who had 1906, and Woodrow WilMen Versus years studying the insects. Il never been there easily (Recordings of Haitian Mu- son in, 1918. a bee discovers a stock of found a special bed of flow- sic by El Saieh are obtainaWomen pollen, he yells for the other ers several miles distant. ble at the <La Belle Creole>) THE QUESTIONS 1. Give the plural of ox 2. What are the EverGLENN glades? by What was the, EmancipaA <HAITI SUN> a CRAVATH Proclamation? HOLLYWOOD tion STAR:TOON Poll shows W 0 m e n dis4. What is a collier? like men who are stingy - 5. <The Hub of the Ualthough men are inclined to niverse> is the nickname for overlook stinginess in girls. what city? Women don't like smug, saLYNN CDIANA rastic men, either. SENSATIONAL NEW SCREEN STAR AT18 THE ANSWERS GOT HER FIRST OPPORTUNITY IN FILMS 1. Oxen. <Blase, cynical men, I loaBECAUSE SHE WAS A1 - a TALENTED PIANIST. 2. Great swamp of Florida thes says lovely, Claudette 3. On January 1, 1863, AColbert. And that's the way braham Lincoln ordered all men feel toward gals. too slaves freed, Women dislike men who 4. A coal miner; a navy think they're good looking. coal supply ship. But most of all, women dislike men who chase other wo ATTHE AGE OF EIGHT men, SHE PLAYED PIANO SOLOS HAPPY IN PUBLIC, UNMUSICAL ENDING It took one women 21 aA3s years to decide to divorce a An old lady, who is assisman because he had taken C tant wardrobe mistress of a only two baths in all that ticurrent musical comedy, came. But most women wait me into the Hotel Astor only a couple of years to/giFOUND BUT branch of a brokerage firm ve' husbands the works for TIME TO last year to invest her SAwinfidelity. BETHE IW ings. She placed an Of FREE CAREfor one: hundred shares sf A woman can fall head OUTDOOR So. Pacific, which she got at overtin-cups in love with a YOUNGSTER, $35 a share. I was in the ne'er do-well. She can put up TOO. office some months later with a man who's a law brea when she came in to get her ker, who cusses, drinks,beats check for a nice her. But not with a man who De a DF 1.800. <You've got profit to of have $. two-times her. real inside information to make on the stock most money And ifa man had the! market> she said with a qualities of a saint - if he wink. were gentle, strong, mature, The broker hasn't yet had charming, successful, intellithe heart to tell her that the gent, witty, kind, generous DN HER So. Pacific she was but had a yen for other woROLE IN FIRST OUT GROWN-UP OF THIS ROMANTIC a railroad, not a bought musicle men he probably would rate IS MADE LOVE TO BY EDDIE WORLD BRACKEN SHE medy - From <Life in the COexactly zero with the girl A CROONER IN HBR BAND. wink. were gentle, strong, mature, The broker hasn't yet had charming, successful, intellithe heart to tell her that the gent, witty, kind, generous DN HER So. Pacific she was but had a yen for other woROLE IN FIRST OUT GROWN-UP OF THIS ROMANTIC a railroad, not a bought musicle men he probably would rate IS MADE LOVE TO BY EDDIE WORLD BRACKEN SHE medy - From <Life in the COexactly zero with the girl A CROONER IN HBR BAND. United Staes> in Reader's friend. Digest. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 l BRITIAN'S ate, <A Hague court of the ($20.000) to the president of zuela in Naples, Dr. Francis will redeem the $20 pieces NEW HOUSE press has been establisheds. the so-called firm who wasico Visconti, who left Italy, at 40 dollars, but coin collecOF COMMONS Within 30 days the direct- identified by poliee as Rena- somp time ago. tors have swamped him' with ors of the Inter- American to Giunta. Giunta was arDENVER COLO calls offering nearly three Press Association will create rested last week. Retired Upholsterer Wil- times that much. The reconstruction of Bri- an Inter-American Commit- Police said they received liam J. Carstens considered VENEZUELA, CANADA tain's new House of Com- tee, Institute or Court of information that when the sinking a shaft in the base- SIGN TRADE PACT mons, destroyed by bombs Freedom which will have au- workers arrived in Venezue ment of his home Saturday during the Nazi blitz in 1941 thority to make investiga- la they were left without after finding $90 in gold Venezuela and Caracas is now nearing completion. tions and reports. any assistance and without coin while digging a fruit ned a new onesig On October 26 it will be for- The tribunal will receive money for their return ho- cellar, Commercial year special wedmally opened by King Geor- complaint from any member me. To date, Mr. Carstens has agreement ge VI in a traditional cerem- of the association even if the The emigrants left Italyjuncovered six coins, two of nesday. Under the agreement, ony of splendor. accuser if not directly affet- with regular passports and which are $20 gold pieces which effect imme The new House retains, in ed by infringement on free- entry visas for Venezuela is-dated 1900 and 1898. goes both into countries will general, all the characteris- dom of the press in the spe-1 sued by the consul of Vene- Thei government, he found diately, tariffs from tios6t the old, with the long cific case. reduce eral to lower high most gen- fanarrow chamber headed by By a majority vote the tri rates nation rates. the Speaker's chair and seatsbunal will determine whevored arranged SO that the Govern- ther the complaint deserves Canada has been conducting ment and Opposition parties to be investigated. If investi a drive to strengthen her rez face each other - a centu- gation is approved, the dilations with Latin America. ries' old custom which is be- rective board will communiIndications are that other alieved to have influenced the cate with the government of greements will soon besigned development of the British the country involved andl with Colombia, Ecuador, Cos parliamentary system and, in asked its conformity and full ta Rica and Honduras. turn, the development of de- guarantees for investigators In each case Canada will mocratic institutions through If the government refuses to have in mlind the tremenout the world. permit the investigation and dous possibilities Latin AmeAll the woodwork will be (to grant guarantees, the dirican countries hold for Caof English oak the trad- rectorate will inform all nadian goods which may be itional timber of Britain E members of the association, finding a declining market in cut from trees two and three <giving it the greatest publiEurope. hundred years old; the carv- city possibles: INDIANS WHACK ing has been carried out by In the government accepts BABIES some of Britain's finest the investigation a commiscraftsmen, Wherever they sion of three journalists who, Val D'or. woodwork will be (to grant guarantees, the dirican countries hold for Caof English oak the trad- rectorate will inform all nadian goods which may be itional timber of Britain E members of the association, finding a declining market in cut from trees two and three <giving it the greatest publiEurope. hundred years old; the carv- city possibles: INDIANS WHACK ing has been carried out by In the government accepts BABIES some of Britain's finest the investigation a commiscraftsmen, Wherever they sion of three journalists who, Val D'or. Que. Indians look, members of Parliament are member of the associaat Great Lake Mistassini, in of every political creed will tion will be named to make northern Quebec, put their see evidence of the warm an on the spot inquiry. children to sleep by spanking: bonds of friendship that link them, says Constaple Paul Britain with the other na- LATIN AMERICAN Champagne. tions of the British CommonEXPORTS TO U. S. Mr. Champagne, who rewealth. The Commonwealth SET 1950 RECORD cently visited the Indians has contributed most of the Washington, Commerce said that children are propfurnishings of the House.! Department trade figures for ped up in their papose carAustralia has donated the August indicate United Staries while an older brother Speaker's Chair; the Table tes from Latin Aspanks them gently with a ofthe House comes from Ca merican purchases during that month paddle. A few whacks and nada; the elaborately carved may set a new 1950 record. the baby is asleep, tired out. doorways are the gifts of In The Department says total from squirming away from dia and Pakistan; the two imports from all over the SHAW SUNNING. the smacks. traditional Dispath Boxes cOj Day nurse Sister Horan takes me from New Zealand; South world broke all records in world- famous playwright George Bernard Shaw out for 4 FALL CARIBBEAN Africa has given chairs for dollar value, jumping from a little sunshine in the. garden of his home at Ayot St. TRIPS ANNOUNCED P the Clerks; Newfoundland a July's 8708.800.000 to $819. Lawrence in England. Shaw, addened by his semi-invali BY FURNESS set of six chairs which will 400.000. This is about 500/0 dism, has stated that he may never write again. He was go to the Prime Minister's above the monthly 1949 ave- recently released from a hospital after an operation for a Four fall West Indies and conference table; Ceylon has rage and about 200/0 above broken thigh bone. South America cruises from given the seat for the Ser- the 1950 average. New York were announced geant- at- Arms and Nigeria At the same time exportsi last saturday by Furness Lihas provided furnishings for lagged and imports exceeded nes. the Division Lobbies. Gifts exports for the first time Sin The voyage will be priced ce June, 1937. at a minimum of wood panelling have come of $ 325 and It was said that the will from the British colonies. sharp employ the company's jump in imports can be attri twin liners Fort Townshend INTER AMERICAN PRESS buted to increased purchases and Fort Amherst. Two will COURT ESTABLISHED of coffee, sugar, food probe of twenty-one- days dura ducts and textile fibers tion and two of The Inter- American Press recapitulation with Latin Adays. The Oct. twenty- and two Conference took action to ble trade balance. are Dec. freedom voyages preserve the of Informed sources said theThe two other longer cruises type. press in the western hemiswill re was little doubt that final leave Nov. 3 and 24. phere through the pressure recapitulation will Latin ARegular ports of call will of public opinion. merican will have a favorabe St- Thomas and <Public the resopinion is ble trade balance in August. in the Virgin Islands; St.Croix source and incorruptible Kitts, St.Lucia, St. court on which journalismn NAPLES nada, St-Vincènt, Trinidad,Gre relies for its own defense> and Anuigua, in the Barbados, stated British a resolution adopted One hundred and twenty West Indies; Puerto de acclamation. Latin ARegular ports of call will of public opinion. merican will have a favorabe St- Thomas and <Public the resopinion is ble trade balance in August. in the Virgin Islands; St.Croix source and incorruptible Kitts, St.Lucia, St. court on which journalismn NAPLES nada, St-Vincènt, Trinidad,Gre relies for its own defense> and Anuigua, in the Barbados, stated British a resolution adopted One hundred and twenty West Indies; Puerto de acclamation. by workers from southern Italy ro, in Venezuela, and Martin HierThe resolution creates for have been sent to Venezuela ique, in the French West the first time machinery to by a firm which has turned MAKING HISTORY.- President dies. An extra stop at Ininvestigate complaints of in- out to be non existent, poliTruman talks with muda is Ber: fringement of freedom of the cei reported today. General Douglas Mac Arthur and the general's political Oct. cruise, scheduled and for the press. The workers paid a com- adviser, Bri. Gen. Courtney, Whitney, during the signi- tional an addificant conferences on Far East day at Trinidad In t Jjords of one deleg- mission of 13.000.000 lire policy at Wake Islandithe Dec. 15 trip. on: --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. VARGAS PEOMISES NOW SPECIAL REDUCED BRAZIL EVOLUTION Classified NOT REVOLUTION Subscription Rate Getulio Vargas in an interview in the <Diario> Asso to "Haiti Sun" ciados> for the first time adClassified advertisements HAITI SUN> mitted victory in the Braziare accepted for things, Wanted: 1913 American lian elections and said hel wanted or umwanted; arti- 5 cent Piece -Liberty beud shall <create a government cles fors sale; personal servi- No. .Buffalos Re- in accord with the people's ONE YEAR RATE USUALLY $.6.00 PER YEAR cés; miscellaneons items, ward will and this will was not on- FOR A LIMITED TIMI ONLY, NOW $5.00 PER such as jobs wantedibonses APPLY HAITISUN ly expressed in my election YEAR WITH COUPON BELOW for rent; tutoring; traveling but also in the choise of its companions; ideas for sale. FOR SALE parliamentary representativ) not accepted, advertise- HUDSON 1946, 8 cylin es.. The Brazilian labor par ments of political nature. ders ly shall represent in my go- - Cut out coupon send to HAITI SUN Rate: 25c per insertion, ma Good condition vernment now the mentality ximum of 5 words. Perfect Motor and spirit of progress which Subscription Blank Phone: 2242 the Brazilian people desired FOR SALE OR RENT LARGE BRAND NEW so much>. Please enter my subscription to <Haiti Sun> 1948 CHEVROLET HOUSE FOR RENT IN cl shall make a governs effective sunday next.. 5 PASSENGER COUP. PETIONVILLE ment of Laborite orientation IN EXCELLENT 3 Bedrooms on the example of what is oci NAME - CONDITION 2 Bathrooms curring today in some of DONE 17.000 MILES Hot water etc. the most civilized and ad- ADDRESS Tel. 7188 or 7225 Tel. 7188 and 7225 vanced countries in thei Room for rent world. I refer epecially to Furnished Room England and the Scandina- Check enclosed O Private Bath For 1.000 dollars vian countries Sweden, NorIn Petionville Excellent businness wry and Denmark Bill me later 0 Phone 7204 Established cliental which aFamily reasons re considered nations of moP.O. 000 MILES Hot water etc. the most civilized and ad- ADDRESS Tel. 7188 or 7225 Tel. 7188 and 7225 vanced countries in thei Room for rent world. I refer epecially to Furnished Room England and the Scandina- Check enclosed O Private Bath For 1.000 dollars vian countries Sweden, NorIn Petionville Excellent businness wry and Denmark Bill me later 0 Phone 7204 Established cliental which aFamily reasons re considered nations of moP.O. Box. 118 FOR SALE Force ownert to del organization. Those exem Sell.' ples are enough to tranquili Contact HAITI SUN ze the conserve class of the Piano - Studio country. The master lines of ANTENOR FIRMIN PROMOTION IN THE Upright, one price $.300 A car in good condition Laborism are those of evoluAFMY OF HAITI refrigerator - - good condi-! 8 800 cash last price tion and those shall be the On Wednesday morning, By commission of the Juntion. 80 Owner leaving for lines which shall mark, dur- October 18th. a mass was ta Government the followElectric Stove with oven Europe next month ing my government, the S0- celebrated in commemora- ing appointments h av $. 90. cial and economic develop- tion of the death of Ante- been made: SECRETARY WANTED ment of Brazil>. nor Firmin, 100 year 1. Adjutait of Navy < TUITION > Must be able Vargas said, <During my Haitian patriot of interna- ago, Antoine Gauthier to rank of To type government the fundamertal tional fame. Flowers were Vessel Ensign of Gardes Co Lessons of French and Spa Take Shorthand lines of the international deposited upon his statue tes of Haiti; wisb 10 Englisb speaking Etc in English licy of Brazil shall to conti- po- that lies at the Museum. 2. First Master Astrel persons Conversatiomal Met Work 3 hours a day. nue to be respect for com-! At 3.00 p.m. the ceremo- Surena to the rank of Adju bod. Apply to Projessor Contanct <Haiti Sun> mitments made, ever nial inauguration of the tant of Navy Gardes Cotes Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi tighter collaboration closeri with, monument erected in his of Haiti, tor xHaiti Sun. OFFICE WANTED the countries of our hemis- memory took place. AnteSHIPPING WANTED Person wishes to phere, enlargement and im-inor Firmin is the au- On Thursday Share office. SS Geiruly House with at Least See <Haiti Sun> provement of continental So- thor of various books on from the U.S. with 500 tons 3 bedrooms and swimming-) lidarity. anthropology, a m O n g of merchandise arrived in pool. Small. unfurnished House which are aEgalite des Ra- Port-au-Prince. After un- 0 Maximum rent $ 100 with garden READY FOR ces Humaines>, and <Presi- loading she left for Ciudad In Petionville wanted THE dent Roosevelo. EXCHANGE CARS. Trujillo. For single couple OVEN Person would like Will pay app, 45 to SQUAB 50 dollars DUCK To exchange a 7 Passenger DEPARTURE FISH CHRYSLER WINDSOR On Monday, 23 rd. instTURKEY for a four wheel drive jeep ant Mr. and Mrs. Robert GUINEA HEN station wagon. Fatton will leave for EuroTHE SUPER ENQUIRE HAITI SUN pe via the U.S. As Delegate FRESH SPECIALTIES Orders wanted of the Chamber of Commer SHOP A dressmaker ce of Haiti, Mr. like Will pay app, 45 to SQUAB 50 dollars DUCK To exchange a 7 Passenger DEPARTURE FISH CHRYSLER WINDSOR On Monday, 23 rd. instTURKEY for a four wheel drive jeep ant Mr. and Mrs. Robert GUINEA HEN station wagon. Fatton will leave for EuroTHE SUPER ENQUIRE HAITI SUN pe via the U.S. As Delegate FRESH SPECIALTIES Orders wanted of the Chamber of Commer SHOP A dressmaker ce of Haiti, Mr. Fatton will GRAND RUE Specializes assist at the Fair to be held Next to the In dresses for special occa- in Strasburg. Pharmacie Telemaque sions. Contact xHaiti Sun>. ART CLASSES AT THE KFOYER DES ARTS Wanted PLASTIQUES>. Jeep in good condition witb good tyres, Classes Hours Instructors No.of Lessons Apply <Haiti Sumns. Drawing Mon. 3-5 Lucien, Price 10 Painting Tues. 3-5 Max Pinchinat 10 House for Rent in Bito- Decorative Art Wed. 4-5V Mme. Moral 20 zone 2 Bed rooms Beautiful Thurs 4-5V2 wiew ofitbe bay and large garden. Art Appreciation Fri. 9-11a.m Jean Chenet 10 Apply Haiti Sun. Children's class Sat. 9-11a.m El. Malebranche 10 When. women shoes Jap Ceramics to be announced. iords berore PAREA Ma PaOTe lbar on LATE For further information contact in step. witht the Bates and Julie a small Barbara Wanted a EE N of this, and went to work some Car only pay on term fancy versal's paint-brush "Night: in Paradise," sandles. LL who E UniFOYERS DES ARTS revolutionize teaa footwear business Arrangement PLASTIQUES with their ti C you'll undoubtedly Contact HAITI SUN see the idea copied on the beaches this summer. 108 Rue du Centre --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 BRITIAN'S ate, <A Hague court of the ($20.000) to the president of zuela in Naples, Dr. Francis e will redeem the $20 pieces NEW HOUSE press has been establisheds. the so-called firm who wasico Visconti, who left Italy, at 40 dollars, but coin collecOF COMMONS Within 30 days the direct- identified by police as Rena- somi time ago. tors have swamped him with ors of the Inter- American to Giunta. Giunta was arDENVER COLO calls offering nearly three Press Association will create rested last week. Retired Upholsterer Wil- times that much. The reconstruction af Bri- an Inter-American Commit- Police said they received liam J. Carstens considered tain's new House of Com- tee, Institute or Court of information that when the sinking a shaft in the base- VENEZUELA, CANADA mons, destroyed by bombs Freedom which will have au- workers arrived in Venezue ment of his home Saturday SIGN TRADE PACT during the Nazi blitz in 1941 thority to make investiga- la they were left without after finding $90 in gold is now nearing completion: tions and reports. any assistance and without coin while digging a fruit Venezuela and Caracas sig On October 26 it will be for- The tribunal will receive money for their return ho- cellar. ned a new one- year special mally opened by King Geor- complaint from any member me. To date, Mr. Carstens has Commercial agreement wedge VI in a traditional cerem- of the association even if the The emigrants left Italyl uncovered six coins, two of nesday. ony of splendor. accuser if not directly affet- with regular passports and which are $20 gold pieces Under the agreement, The new House retains, in ed by infringement on free- entry visas for Venezuela is-rated 1900 and 1898. tribunal will receive money for their return ho- cellar. ned a new one- year special mally opened by King Geor- complaint from any member me. To date, Mr. Carstens has Commercial agreement wedge VI in a traditional cerem- of the association even if the The emigrants left Italyl uncovered six coins, two of nesday. ony of splendor. accuser if not directly affet- with regular passports and which are $20 gold pieces Under the agreement, The new House retains, in ed by infringement on free- entry visas for Venezuela is-rated 1900 and 1898. which goes into effect imme general, all the characteris- dom of the press in the spe- sued by the consul of Vene- The government, he found diately, both countries will ticsef the old, with the long cific case: reduce tariffs from high gennarrow chamber headed by By a majority vote the tri eral rates to lower most fathe Speaker's chair and seatsbunal will determine whevored nation rates. arranged So that the Govern- ther the complaint deserves Canada has been conducting ment and Cpposition parties to be investigated. If investi a drive to strengthen her res face each other a centu- gation is approved, the dilations with Latin America. ries' old custom which is be- rective board will communiIndications are that other alieved to have influenced the cate with the government of greements will soon besigned development of the British the country involved andl with Colombia, Ecuador, Cos parliamentary system and, in asked its conformity and full ta Rica and Honduras. turn, the development of de- guarantees for investigators In each case Canada will mocratic institutions through If the government refuses to have in mind the tremenout the world. permit the investigation and dous possibilities Latin AmeAll the woodwork will be to grant guarantees, the dirican countries hold for Caof English oak the trad- rectorate will inform all nadian goods which may be itional timber of Britain members af the association, finding a declining market in cut from trees two and three <giving it the greatest publiEurope. hundred years old; the carv-jcity possibles. INDIANS WHACK ing has been carried out by In the government accepts BABIES some of Britain's finest the investigation a commiscraftsmen, Wherever they sion of three journalists who Val D'or. Que. Indians look, members of Parliament are member af the associaat Great Lake Mistassini, in of every political creed will tion will be named to make northern Quebec, put their see evidence of the warm an on the spot inquiry. children to sleep by spanking: bonds of friendship that link them, says Paul other Constaple Britain with the nations of the British Common- LATIN AMERICAN Champagne. wealth. The Commonwealth EXPORTS TO U. S. Mr. Champagne, who reSET 1950 RECORD cently visited the Indians has contributed most of the Washington, Commerce said that children are propfurnishings of the House.! Department trade figures for ped up in their cardonated papose Australia has the August indicate United Staries while an older brother Speaker's Chair; the Table tes from Latin Aspanks them gently with a of the House comes from Ca merican purchases during that month paddle. A few whacks and nada; the elaborately carved the is doorways are the gifts of In may set a new record. baby asleep, tired out dia and Pakistan; the two The Department says total the from smacks. squirming away from traditional Dispath Boxes co imports from all over the SHAW SUNNING. Day nurse Sister Horan takes me from New Zealand; South world broke all records in world- famous playwright George Bernard Shaw out for 4 FALL CARIEBEAN Africa has given chairs for dollar value, jumping from a little sunshine in the. gardan of his home at Ayot St. TRIPS ANNOUNCED the Clerks; Newfoundland a July's S708.800.000 to $819. baby asleep, tired out dia and Pakistan; the two The Department says total the from smacks. squirming away from traditional Dispath Boxes co imports from all over the SHAW SUNNING. Day nurse Sister Horan takes me from New Zealand; South world broke all records in world- famous playwright George Bernard Shaw out for 4 FALL CARIEBEAN Africa has given chairs for dollar value, jumping from a little sunshine in the. gardan of his home at Ayot St. TRIPS ANNOUNCED the Clerks; Newfoundland a July's S708.800.000 to $819. Lawrence in England. Shaw, addened by his semi-invali BY FURNESS set of six chairs which will 400.000- This is about 500/0 dism, has stated that he may never write again. He was go to the Prime Minister's above the monthly 1949 ave- recently released from a hospital after an operation for a Four fall West Indies and conference table; Ceylon has rage and about 200/0 above broken thigh bone. South America cruises from given the seat for the Ser- the 1950, average. New York were announced geant- at- Arms and Nigeria At the same time exports last saturday by Furness Lihas provided furnishings for lagged and imports exceeded nes. the Division Lobbies. Gifts exports for the first time sin The voyage will be priced of wood panelling have come ce June, 1937. atia minimum of S. 325 and from the British colonies. It was said that the sharp will employ the company's jump in imports can be attri twin liners Fort buted to increased purchases ie - Townshend INTER AMERICAN PRESS and Fort Amherst. Two will COURT ESTABLISHED of coffee, sugar, food probe of twenty-one- days dura The Inter- American Press ducts and textile fibers tion and two of twenty- two Conference took action to recapitulation with Latin Adays. The Oct. and Dec. preserve the freedom of ble trade balance. 15 voyages are longer type. Informed sources said thepress in the western hemisThe two other cruises will phere through the pressure re was little doubt that final leave Nov. 3 and 24. of public opinion. recapitulation will Latin ARegular ports of call will Public opinion is the res- merican will have a favorabe St- Thomas and ble trade balance in August. St.Croix source and incorruptible in the Virgin Islands; St. court on which journalism NAPLES Kitts, St.Lucia, Trinidad,Gre relies for its own defense> nada, St-Vincent, Barbados, stated a resolution adopted One hundred and twenty and Antigua, in the British by acclamation. from West workers southern Italy Indies; Puerto de HierThe resolution creates for have been sent to Venezuela ro, in Venezuela, and Martin the first time machinery to by a firm which has turned ique, in the French West Ininvestigate complaints of in- out to be non existent, poli- MAKING HISTORY.- President Truman talks with dies. An extra stop at Berfringement of freedom of the ce reported today. General Douglas Mac Arthur and the general's political muda Oct. is scheduled for the press. The workers paid a com- adviser, Bri. Gen. from West workers southern Italy Indies; Puerto de HierThe resolution creates for have been sent to Venezuela ro, in Venezuela, and Martin the first time machinery to by a firm which has turned ique, in the French West Ininvestigate complaints of in- out to be non existent, poli- MAKING HISTORY.- President Truman talks with dies. An extra stop at Berfringement of freedom of the ce reported today. General Douglas Mac Arthur and the general's political muda Oct. is scheduled for the press. The workers paid a com- adviser, Bri. Gen. Courtney, Whitney, during the signicruise, and an addiTn t jords of one deleg- mission of 13.000.000 lire ficant conferences on Far East policy at Wake Island the tional Dec. day at Trinidad on: 15 trip. --- Page 14 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE % HAITI SUN A Foimn PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK. HOTEL REMEMBER N OUR SODA FOUNTAIN RAVIOLI SERVES THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS CLUB AND ICE CREAM TABOU LA BELLE CREOLE GENUINE GERMAN PETIONVILLE Dishing Up BEER, FRANKFURTERS DINE AND GOOD FOOD AND DANCE CUISINE t *Thursday Night BEER GARDEN is Italian is our Ravioli specialty Night OF Saturday night dance to ALSO <NOBBE - BONDELS> Best Haitian ICE CREAM Orchestra (Exposition Grounds) COFFEE A PREMIUM SODA POP Cold Drink <STEAK TO DAY DRINKS and Sandwich AT (American Style Grocery) KALMAR'S CAFE SAVOY Rue Pavee 2 blocks Cbamp de Mars RESTAURANT From tbe Grand Rue CENTRAL MARKET COOL OFF Enjoy an Exceptional 5.000 Fi. above Sea- Level DINNER The best4 CAPTAIN ACES Cuisine - Rooms TONIGHT ialt d a A, MTEA and Wine Cellar DINE BY THF CHATELET DES FLEURS AT WATERS EDGE AUX ORCHIDEES EXCELLENT FOOD DINE WARM WELCOME VST * Petionville ANDSERVICE COOL SPOT HIGGINS SATURDAY NIGHT AT BAR MONTE CARL 0 FEATURES TI RO RO PORT - AU PRINCES and bis drums OF THE MOST TRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC A M E RIC AS LUXURIOUS RUE DU QUAI EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING RESTAURANT ROULETTE, DICE c21 - - CAR NOTICE D d 12r ONE ARM A HIRE Hotel Saturday Nite BANDITS.. In HAYTIAN TRAVEL Port- at- Prince Is "CASINO NATIONAL" SERVICE EL RANCHO CABANE CHOUCOUNE Nite TEL: 2242 --- Page 15 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE 10 ASK ME ardent nature. No I ANOTHER? POETS' CORNER This sign governs the head; THE QUESTIONS On OCO and when it is badly aspect- HIT PARADE ed we find many injuries PANAMAM TOMBE 1. What do the initials ELDORADO and aliments affecting that N. H. A. stand for? part of the body. Moin soti la ville Jacmel anet where was (Edgar Allan Poe) The Taj Mahal in India TAURUS (ruled by Venus) Ma prale La Vallée 2. ent nature. No I ANOTHER? POETS' CORNER This sign governs the head; THE QUESTIONS On OCO and when it is badly aspect- HIT PARADE ed we find many injuries PANAMAM TOMBE 1. What do the initials ELDORADO and aliments affecting that N. H. A. stand for? part of the body. Moin soti la ville Jacmel anet where was (Edgar Allan Poe) The Taj Mahal in India TAURUS (ruled by Venus) Ma prale La Vallée 2. the first When automibile race in Gaily bedight, was begun in 1631. Birthdays between April 21 En arrivan'm carrefour the United States? A, gallant knight, ARIES: (ruled by Mars) and May 20 Bainet panama'm tombé Name a famous In sunshine and in shadow, Birthdays between March 21 Persons born under this Moin sorti la Ville Jacmel French 3. designer who was En Had journeyed long, st. and 31 st. sign have a great capacity; Ma prale La Vallée birth.. Singing a song, Persons born under this for friendship. An attrative En arrivan'm carrefour glish by of bridIn search of Eldorado tombé 4. In the game oldsign. love adventure and ex- well-managed home is a sour Bainet panama'm what is a bid? But he grew ploring, but hàve a tendency ce of great joy to these affec Panama'm tombé ge, L- What causes psychic MexiThis knight SO bold, to let their enthusiasm run tionate Taureans, and to be Panama'm tombé 5. And o'er his heart a shadow tombé can jumping beans to jump? away with them, as they are surrounded by those they lo Panama'm Name the Sta Fell as he found not easily discouraged. ve at anniversary celebra- Ca qui derriè ramassé li 6. Presidents who United have won No sport of ground These people are usually tions or family get togethers son moin tes That looked like Eldorado very wall liked because ofmean a happy existence for Panama'm tombé the Nobel Peace Prize. And as his strength their good nature and kindly/them. This sign governs the Panama'm tombé XX Failed him at length ways, and sincere desire to throat, and we find many Panama'm tombé He met a pilgrim shadow be of help to others. fine singers born at this ti- Ca qui derriè ramassé li 1. National <Shadowb, said he, Housing AgenRomance olays a large me; when the sign is badly son moin <Where can it be part in the life of these A- aspected, however, find This song is about a man cy. 2 This land of Eldorado?> we At Chicago, Ill. On Novrians, and their devotion is many ailments that travelling from Jacmel to 28, <Over the mountains affecting ember 1895. likely to be a profound andi part of the body. La Vallée who drops his hat 3. Molyneux. Of the moon at Carrefour Bainet,and asks 4. A bluff bid intended Down the to valley of the Shawho ever comes behind him fool the opponents. Idow BEES <TALK Ifellows by dancing outside to pick it up. 5. They inhabited Ride, boldly rides, BY DANCING the hive. His whirling ex- (This song is often confus- grubs of are by The shade replied plains to the workers the ex- ed with the Panama'm tom- writhe and an insect which caus <lf you séek for Eldoradols Bees <talk> by dancing, re act location and distance of bé that is about a former ing the bean double to jump. up, ports Dr: Karl Von Frish ofj the find. So precise is the in President. 6. Theodore Roosevelt in Vienna, wiho has spent 40 formation that bees who had 1906, and Woodrow WilMen Versus years studying the insects. ubs of are by The shade replied plains to the workers the ex- ed with the Panama'm tom- writhe and an insect which caus <lf you séek for Eldoradols Bees <talk> by dancing, re act location and distance of bé that is about a former ing the bean double to jump. up, ports Dr: Karl Von Frish ofj the find. So precise is the in President. 6. Theodore Roosevelt in Vienna, wiho has spent 40 formation that bees who had 1906, and Woodrow WilMen Versus years studying the insects. IL never been there easily (Recordings of Haitian Mu- son in, 1918. a bee discovers a stock of found a special bed of flow- sic by El Saieh are obtainaWomen Dollen, he yells for the other ers several miles distant. ble at the <La Belle Creole>) THE QUESTIONS 1. Give the plural of Ox 2. What are the Everglades? hu I GLENN What was the EmancipaA <HAITI SUN> CRAVATH Proclamation? HOLLYWOOD tion STAP:TOON Poll shows W 0 m e n dis4. What is a collier? like men who are stingy 5. <The Hub of the Ualthough men are inclined to niverse> is the nickname for overlook stinginess in girls: a what city? Women don't like smug, saLYNN CDIANA rastic men, either. SENSATIONAL NEW SCREEN STAR AT18 M THE ANSWERS <Blase, cynical men, I loaBECAUSE GOTHER SHE FIRST WAS OPPORTUNITY A TALENTED PIANIST. IN FILMS € 1. Great Oxen. thes says lovely, Claudette 2. swamp of Florida Colbert: And that's the way 3. On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln ordered all men feel toward gals. too freed. Women dislike men who slaves think they're good looking. 4. A coal miner; a navy coal women But most of all, dissupply ship, like men who chase other wo AGE OF EIGHT men. Arme SHE PLAYED PIANO SOLOS HAPPY IN PUBLIC,- UNMUSICAL ENDING It. took one women 21 C p years to decide to divorce a An old lady, who is assisman because he had taken tant wardrobe a two mistress of only baths in all that ticurrent musical comedy, came. But most women wait me into the Hotel Astor only a couple. of years togi- . BUT branch of a brokerage firm ve husbands the works for FOUND TIMETO last year to invest her SAw infidelity. BETHE N ings. She placed an CARE- FREE for one hundred shares uf A woman can fall head OUTDOOR So. which she overtin-cups in love with a YOUNGSTER, $35 Pacific, a share. I got at ne'er do-well. She can put up TOO. office was în the some months with a man who's a law brea when she came in later ker, who cusses, drinks,beats a A check to get her her. But not with a man who C L - 1.800. for a nice profit of $. two-times her. <You've got to have real inside information to make And if a man had most the A market> money on the stock qualities of a saint if he she said with a were gentle, strong, mature, 6)) 41 wink. The charming, successful, intellibroker hasn't yet had gent, witty, kind, generous the heart to tell her that the a but had yen for other woDN HER FIRST GROWN-UP ROMANTIC So. Pacific she bought was men he probably would rate ROLE IS IN OUT OF THIS WORLD SHE ia railroad, not a musicle coexactly zero with the girl A CROONER MADE LOVE IN TC HBR BY BAND. EDDIE BRACKEN medy United - From <Life in the friend. Staes> in Reader's Digest. ming, successful, intellibroker hasn't yet had gent, witty, kind, generous the heart to tell her that the a but had yen for other woDN HER FIRST GROWN-UP ROMANTIC So. Pacific she bought was men he probably would rate ROLE IS IN OUT OF THIS WORLD SHE ia railroad, not a musicle coexactly zero with the girl A CROONER MADE LOVE IN TC HBR BY BAND. EDDIE BRACKEN medy United - From <Life in the friend. Staes> in Reader's Digest. --- Page 16 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. MAPOU MAGIC TALES FROM THE HAITIAN COUNTRYSIDE BY PAUL NAJAC SPORT A prime necessity for being offer the same interest but these stories, the word usualTHE FOOTEALL Florida Furman: a good story teller is to be it would take too much time ly suggests the, picture of a SCHEDULE FOR Georgia Kentucky quick of wit and to know and space to go over them, caterpillar. This meaning hoOCT. 28 California St-Mary's how to make the audience' all. They are classified inc a werer as restricted to the Army to play Columbia Idaho Washington St. <drinks the CONTE DIVI very rich catalogue soakedi guessing game. Boston College Georgia Oregon Southern Cal. NOR. If you had to drink freely in the times, the re- The task of ferreting out Colgate Brown Oregon State Montana any of the last ones here are gion and in cultural media. essence of certain words can Cornell Princeton Stanford Washington the answers: Some of these tales don't be the most difficult thing Fordham San Francisco YESTERDAYS Narrator. - Galitas Bonl suggest easily a conncection in the world when we real- Harvard Dartmouth FOOTBALL RESULTS Dieu plein viande. (The lar- with their answers but they ize that in Haiti the children Holy Cross Yale Nebraska 19 Penn State 0 der of. the good Lord is full are SO old that through love' love to <shoot tales> and Mary Land Duke Indiana 20 Notre Dame 7 of meat). of tradition they have beenwhen we remember how ea- Navy Pennsylvania Army 49 Harvard 0 Answer. Cemetery. handed down from father to sily these young people can Penn State Temple Colgate 23 Bucknell 12 Narrator. Papa Dambal- son for many generations. deform a word. Pittsburgh Miami Cornell 7 Yale 0 lah fait priere tete en bas Some ofthese ane known-by The veryo old story teller Illinois Indiana Lehiegh 16 Dartmouth 14 (Father Damballah makes everybody,even though their might afford us much inf- Kansas Nebraska Penn 34 Columbia 0 his prayer upside down). meaning might be obscue to ormation about these things Michigan State Michigan Syracuse 34 Holy Cross 27 Answer. - A bunch of ba the outsider, simply because for the story tellers themsel- Michigan Notre Dame Nth Carolina 16 Maryland 13" nanas on a tree. they are typical <conte divi- ves have played a major ro- Minussota Oklahoma (State Narrator. A Embarquez nor'sh. le in the origin and develop- Northwestern Michigan Tulane 27 les blancs, debarquez les mu, The words used in the ment of certain word. At (States Navy 27 Southern Mississippi Calit.14 latt zain pinga neg envahi <conte divinor's> offer a qne time the story teller was Purdue UCLA Tenn 14 Alabama 9 ou. (Put in whites, take out most appealing problem be- paid to tell tales. He knew Wisconsin Northwestern Miesissippi 26 Wlisconsin 13 mullatos, and watch andi cause of the mystery of their that the more difficult the Alabama MisisippifWeshington 13 Illinois 0 don't let too many negroes origins and meanings. In one tales, the more. interesting Duke Maryland Oklahoma 58 Kansas State 0 in it).. conte we see the word <Ca- was the game and. the more Answer. Bread (Put in lacim sans OS, Calacim wi-satisfactory was the conte dncos the flour, take out, the brown; thout bones). lisconsin 13 mullatos, and watch andi cause of the mystery of their that the more difficult the Alabama MisisippifWeshington 13 Illinois 0 don't let too many negroes origins and meanings. In one tales, the more. interesting Duke Maryland Oklahoma 58 Kansas State 0 in it).. conte we see the word <Ca- was the game and. the more Answer. Bread (Put in lacim sans OS, Calacim wi-satisfactory was the conte dncos the flour, take out, the brown; thout bones). Thore is some divinor literature. bread, watch and dont let ît question whether Calacim is These is considerably moburn). pure fruit of the imagination reto be seet in the wSingor a heritage from an old A- ing Tales>, Perhaps after The material presented as frican dialect because the hearing some of these it examples in this series has word has no meaning in pre- will be easier for you to not been complete. Of coursesent day Creole. The word have an idea of the <shootan effort was made to pick has some value and enough ing tales>, of the Haitian out some of the most popu- meaning to add interest to a catryside. lar and varied ones. There co n te divinor becausei are certainly a lot of these throught the imagination of Next week; <The Sing- <CONTE DIVINOR'S, that the tellers and guessers ofing Talesn. FORD TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS e FOR UP IN ARMS. Army's Vic Pollock (light jersey) MODERN goes over the goal to score in the second quartor Ithe game.against Michigan Tackle Bob Zatkoff of Mi FARMING ichigan tries in vain to stop Pollock as Army captain DOES Dan Foldberg (81) watches tensely Army won, 27-6 MORE JOBS KEEP YOUR CLOTHES SAVES ARE MORE FRESH CRISP AND.SWEET H OURS AS-AIR 1951-MODELS NOW ON DISPIAY CONSULT HAITI. MOTERS S.A. HAITIAN AMERICAN AUTHORIZED DEALERS DRY CLEANERS GRAND RUE PHONE 3134 NEXT TO PAN AMERIC AN AIRWAYS OFFICE --- Page 17 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. PAGE 6 FARAWAY PLACES BOYHOOD AIMS REALIZED BY ADVENTUROUS HUNTER By Oma Ray Walker iles, including a 15 footer. boat apart with his tail and Witten for The Statmen He hunted the giant iguana then came in with one great (lizards that grow to five flip. There we had: a rather When Joe Austell Smallif feet in lengh) on a jungle is- dubious alternative LE whetwo ambi- land and brought back two.ther to go into the water was a boy, he had In native <bombas> or dug-with a bigger crocodile, or tions to publish a magaz- out canoes he hunted ducks.'take our chances with this ine and to see a lot of fara- With a witch doctor for a one. We could hear his teeth way. places. At36, he has ac guide, his party hunted wild pop as he slung his head, complished both, with a guinea fowl, snapping savagely. wealth of adventure thrown The crocodile hunt was a <The in. boys finally got him Publisher of a sportsman's thriller, Small recalls. back in the lake with the aid magazine, Small has hunted <We were hunting at night>, of theirpoles, and we continand fished across the country he says. <Until you've seen aj the hunt. If you're tired of a He has brought back boar charcoal-red eye as big as humdrum existence,try night and barracuda and crocodi- half a dollar, glowing hunting for crocodiles with les. wealth of adventure thrown The crocodile hunt was a <The in. boys finally got him Publisher of a sportsman's thriller, Small recalls. back in the lake with the aid magazine, Small has hunted <We were hunting at night>, of theirpoles, and we continand fished across the country he says. <Until you've seen aj the hunt. If you're tired of a He has brought back boar charcoal-red eye as big as humdrum existence,try night and barracuda and crocodi- half a dollar, glowing hunting for crocodiles with les. And he is only beginning through inky blackness ata seasoned crocodile hunter BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE Still awaiting are trips plan- the rays of a flashlight, and and two fearless - native ned to New Zealand, Yuca- coming from the business boys>! S. end a 12- foot A. tan, India, Tanganyika, Bri- of crocodile INVITATIONS TO hunt tish East Africa, the South well, you've got some adv- and fish in faraway places Sea Islands, Alaska and ma- enture yet to cover! We daz-come from Small's readers ny other places. ed one by grazing his head and subscribers. He has been TOGETHER WITH. J. a bullet and the native invited to hunt python, eleCrowe a photographer, tied him up strung him and boar :E Small alongside the boat. phant lions in Ceylon, recently spent two weeks as in Tangayika, moose in, L al V guest of the government of <About the time I was ab- Canada, the great Kodiak! the Republic of Haiti. They out to crack down on a still bear in Alaska and dozens were furnished a car and bigger crocodile that ex- of other animals in all parts chauffeur, a private plane, tremely tense moment just of the wiorld. and a cruiser for AMERICA deep sea before the shot this felSS Between hunts, Joe lives fishing. low alongside our boat came with his wife Elizabeth and Small bagged four crocod- alive. He nearly beat the two sons at 3303 Bridle Path TO FEATHERED GLADIATORS EUROPE By Mia STEINER FROM $ 160 The Spectators are serea-lin the cock-pit one is in aj could become as famous as ming excitedly as the two world. apart, in a world en- the well- advertised wrestlers UNITED STATES bleeding, half-blind tiers af LINES fighters circled by of tense our day. eye each other with deadly men wihose eyes are glued tol In the United States there INFORMATION RING: 2242 fury. The airis filled with two birds who seem fragile are also many people who curses and shouts of encoura and fierce at the same time. Venjoy good.cockfight, espegement and muffled words of cially : the southern states; derision; crumpled bills pass The Haitian peasant, and and in the Spanish section of through dozens of hands, many a city dweller also, New York there is many an while bets are being placed; loves nothing asi much as apartment whichisees a good ting has started and aftera and the atmosphère is dense good cockfight. He loves it fight every Sunday, thoughl few moments the birds are YOU MAY HIRE with heat and suspense and s0 much that one wonders the $port is forbidden by the released, but not before each the smell of combat. sometimes whom ne would law. owner has refreshed his cock JEEP rescue first in case of a fire- Like all other sports, cock- with water sprayed from his Is this perhaps a fight for his wife or his fighting cock? fighting has is rules and re- own mouth, STATION WAGON the championship of the gulations which asure fair Now there is action the world? Is it the last bout of Cockfighting is ancient animâls their AUTOMOBILE NEW an play to the owners of the bout, using the great <brown bombers, sport whose origin is actually birds asi well as'to the cocks wits and skill, bringing to Joe Louis? No, definitely unknown, but we do know themselves. Here in Haiti the mind, even if just in a small By the DAY, WEEK, or not! Itlis simply, the usualthat is was practiced by both owners first sharpen ther way, the courageous gladiat- MONTH with or without a Sunday afternoon cockfight the Greeks and the Romans. âls their AUTOMOBILE NEW an play to the owners of the bout, using the great <brown bombers, sport whose origin is actually birds asi well as'to the cocks wits and skill, bringing to Joe Louis? No, definitely unknown, but we do know themselves. Here in Haiti the mind, even if just in a small By the DAY, WEEK, or not! Itlis simply, the usualthat is was practiced by both owners first sharpen ther way, the courageous gladiat- MONTH with or without a Sunday afternoon cockfight the Greeks and the Romans. spurs of the animals and ors who used to battle each driver. taking place in one of the Once every year a tremend- then each man has to lick other to death in ancient Ro- Contact: pits in the outskirts of Port- ous cockfight entertained the the spurs of his cock and me. DENIS BELLANDE au-Prince. Only a few mi- crowds of Athens who had swallow the saliva in order! And at the end of the TEL: 3209 OFFICE nutes away people are bat a particular fondness for this to proof that no poison hasithe winner crows fight hing in the Ablue, sunflecked sport. Cocks were bred care been used on them. Now thetly, while the, looser triumphan- is 5539 RES. pool of Club Thorland; fully and those that came cocks have to <carers, which home by the owner of taken P.O. Box 304. maybe halfa mile away, on from Rhodes and Tanagra means that they are made to successful cock, to the the cool terrace of a smart were especially expensive lightly peck at each other in into a tasty <bouillon>. be made hotel, a crowd: of well-dres- and held in high esteem. In order to get acquainted - To the one who has don't think you'll regret havsed people are leasurely chat Rome even quails and par- like two boxers touching been to a cockfight I never ,ing gone-but before you do ting away theearly hours, tridges were trained to fight, ves. glo only one can have say go make sure you're not the of the afternoon; but here and a good fighting- cockl In the meantime the bet-l an exciting thing: afternoon You'll and Iof kind blood, who faints at the sight --- Page 18 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGO 9 Mr. Louis Daniel Sendrali cho, are and Mr. and Mrs day from attending a confereturned from a business Milton Louis Steinfeld. rence in Kingston. trip to the big Eastern Cities Mr William Bonnefil left of America last Monday. last week on a business trip Mr. Ulrick Duvivier left Mr. Kenneth Goldman ar- to the States. last week for Santiago Chili, rived from, Kingston Jamai- Monday Mr. Carl Debros- to attend a conference of His ca last week. se left for Havana. torians and Geographers. Mr Mr. Pierre Assad left on Mr and Mrs Raymond Vi- Duvivier who was the formbeach a business trip to the U.S. tal were blessed with a er principal of Lycee Petion Monday. daughter last Sunday, they and now is the director of Allen arrived have named her Stephane. Cours Ulrick Duvivier will combar Gerard back intown last week. Mrs. Vital is the former return to Port-au- Prince this xTarzan returns> vey returned from Puerto Ri Mr. Peter Wells, who ar- Alice Lespinasse. week. Gustav is back! Gustav co where she underwent a se rived from the U.S. Tues- Mrs. Jacques: Etienne, Mrs Dalla Valle well known bv! Signs Of the times... the rious operation at the Ro- day is stopping at the Ibo Talavera Torres and Ruth vive all in these parts, ret drisius hospital in San Lele. Roy left Thursday for a 3! substitution of for VOto.Port- au- Prince last week Juan. Melcourt, Poux returned month holiday in Mexico. tez. after an absence of six te the city Monday. is back! Gustav co where she underwent a se rived from the U.S. Tues- Mrs. Jacques: Etienne, Mrs Dalla Valle well known bv! Signs Of the times... the rious operation at the Ro- day is stopping at the Ibo Talavera Torres and Ruth vive all in these parts, ret drisius hospital in San Lele. Roy left Thursday for a 3! substitution of for VOto.Port- au- Prince last week Juan. Melcourt, Poux returned month holiday in Mexico. tez. after an absence of six te the city Monday. months. Gustav accomplish- Mita and Frederique From the US. Mr Murray A daughter was born to Lonie Southerland celeed much in those six months The daughters of Mr. Knobel accompanied by John Mr and Mrs Adrien Gardere brated 6th. his 18 th. birthday he married Rene, travelled to Meyerson Oct. with a party at George Naude, businessman Cannover, Harry on Wednesday. Mrs. Gardere his home in Petionville. Europe stayed in France and and Belgian Consul in Hai- and Paul Benton returned to is the former Marie Thareas In Italv (gained 15 lbs in Italy their ho- Port Millet. absence of his mother Mrs. On the good old home town ti, gave a party at Thursday. Riddleberger arrivBarbara Southerland who fare). me in Petionville last week Faye is in the U.S. and expected Mita and Frederique who ed from the U.S. Wednes- Mr and Mrs Andre GerOn returned from Europe arrived back in the city day and is staying at the des and Frantz returned to to return to Port at the end he travelled over a greaten last had been attending Hotel Citadelle. Port-au-Prince last week. of the a month, Silvia provpart of the United States. Du July Shultz Mercier is back ided beautiful birthday ring his travels in the U. S from a business trip to the cake. Gustav gave demonstrations States. and lectures on the art of Henri Rigaud returned toi Dor Lungwitz manager Spear Pishing the City last Sunday. of Plas ation Dauphin, left He will leave for Miami e Arrived irom Caracas last last week On a business trip this week and return with Sunday were Mrs Alice U- to the United States. Mrs. Gustav in December garte, Gregoria Geronimo, Helen Ryan is staying to at they intend make their Jose Suse and Carmen. home here. the Hotel Citacelle. Those parties at chez Claude Stephen returned to Hall are becoming sde reptown on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Laufour> for diplomatic person Mr Max Bissainthe Gene- man arrived in this City nel. Little wonder- he's a ral Director of Government Thursday and are s'opping perfect host. Libraries returned Wednes- at the San Souci. The engagement of Miss Viviane Lilavois to Dr Pier re Clermont has been anPHOTO BY FELIX BOX nounced. Lt. Dominique of the Na SATURDAY NIGHT AT CHOUCOUNE From tional Palace guard left for Left to right. M. CARRIE, Mr. and Mrs. 'eemings, Refresh... Add Fort Benning Ceorgia on a Mr, Moody and, M. Andre THEART. four month training course the <Rotarian Academys in American Agricultural Atlast week. Zesi To The Port-au Hour West Palm Beach Florida. tache here in PrinForeign correspondent Jim Word from Paris is that ce, returned to the States my Tuck returned to the U the well known Brother Ro Thursday, to attend the fun S last monday. mual, has left the Brother- eral of her Aunt, who died Senor Shevelle de Floran hood. Brother Romual waslast Wednesday. We offer ce, Senor B. Melport and for many year principal of our condolensces to the HuSenor E. Balter Cuban in- St-Louis of Gonaque Colle- berts. dustrailists arrived from Ha ge'in Port- au- Prince. Paul Van's Gravesande ar vana last week, and are Married in Habana onrived in Port Thursday,and staying at- the hotel Splen- October 5th. were Gunther is stopping at the Hotel Ma did. Andersen and Luise Bondel jestic. ual waslast Wednesday. We offer ce, Senor B. Melport and for many year principal of our condolensces to the HuSenor E. Balter Cuban in- St-Louis of Gonaque Colle- berts. dustrailists arrived from Ha ge'in Port- au- Prince. Paul Van's Gravesande ar vana last week, and are Married in Habana onrived in Port Thursday,and staying at- the hotel Splen- October 5th. were Gunther is stopping at the Hotel Ma did. Andersen and Luise Bondel jestic. Tec. Sgt. Waller Wil- After several days James Stuart arrived Thursa) liams, accompanied by. wife in MA the newly wed day and is staying at the El son Jeffreypand sweet hand couple cross to <Tower Isles Rancho. shaking Jill their Alstian to enjoy the rest of their ho- Rosary Snyder who is dog arrived from Panama neymoon, Mr Anderson on staying at the Citadelle Holast week. Sgt. Williams his return to the City Sun- tel arrived last Thursday. has been assigned to, the In7 day, had good things to say ter-American Geodetic sur- about To-ver Isle <Not on- Also staying at the Citavey here in Port- au- Prin- ly is it a beautiful place, deila is Dorothea O'Keefer. ce and is at present staying with every known facility, Arrived Thursday and at the Hotel Oloffsor. but the service, and the rea stopping at the Hotel RooseMr. Auther O'Neil gave sonable cost nings ma- velt are Katherine Low and a cocktail party monday kes one wishe. u. Honev- Toan Dietz. night in honour of Gustav moon there for life. Dalla Valle, It was reportV Mr and Mrs Murray. Rodd that the party was a Mir and Mrs. Frank James sen are staying at the Hotel thoughly enjoyable one. arrived last week from Sta- St-Francis in Petionville. PATOF cacil Mr Louis Gardere returned Senor N. Quintero a busi tes and are staying at the from: a business trip to San Chatelet des Fleurs in Kens Coke ness excective from EquaJuan last Thursday. dor arrived from Chicagoj coff. last week and is staying at Clare Brauda, and Adele Ben Baldwin is staying at the hotel Splendid. Casey from the U.S. are the El Rancho. Mler it cither way both Mrs Max Leighty wife of stopping at Ibo Lele, this tadomart: mean the same thing, fajor Leighty Officer in week. Arrived from Miami and BOMLED UNDE AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-COIA CPAPANYOY charge of the Geodetic Sur-I Mrs Hubert, wife of thej staying at the Hotel El Ran-1 BRASSERIN DE LA COURONNE S.A --- Page 19 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. 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PETIONVILLE ment of Laborite orientation IN EXCELLENT 3 Bedroomsi on the example of what is Oc NAME CONDITION 2 Bathrooms curring today in some of DONE 17.000 MILES Hot water etc. the most civilized and adADDRESS Tel. 7188 or 7225 Tel. 7188 and 7225 vanced countries in the Room for rent world. I refer epecially to Check enclosed O Furnished Room For 1.000 dollars England and the ScandinaPrivate Bath Excellent businness vian countries Sweden, NorO In Petionville (wny and Denmark which Bill me later Established cliental a-1 Phone 7204 Family reasons re considered nations of moP.O. Box. 118 Force owner to del organization. Those exem FOR SALE Sell. ples are enough to tranquilil Contact HAITI SUN ze the conserve class of the PROMOTION Piano Studio country. The master lines of ANTENOR FIRMIN AR MY IN THE Upright, one price $.300 A car in good condition Laborism are those of evoluOF HAITI refrigerator N good condi- 9 800 cash last price tion and those shall be the On Wednesday morning, By commission of the Juntion $. 80 Owner leaving for lines which shall mark, dur- October 18th. a mass was ta Government the followElectric Stove with oven Europe next month ing my government, the SO- celebrated in commemora- ing appointments h av $. 90. cial and economic devélop- tion of the death of Ante- been made: SECRETARY WANTED ment of Brazil nor Firmin, 100 year 1. Adjutait of Navy ( TUITION >> Must be able Vargas said, <During my Haitian patriot of interna- ago, Antoine Gauthier to rank of To type government the fundamertal tional fame. Flowers were Vessel Ensign of Gardes Co Lessons of French and Spa Take Shorthand lines of the international po- deposited upon his statue tes of Haiti; mish t0 English speaking Etc in English licy of Brazil shall to contt-/that lies at the Museum. 2. First Master Astrel persons Conversational Met Work 3 hours a day. nue to be respect for com-1 At 3.00 p.m. the ceremo- Surena to the rank of Adju bod. Apply to Professor Contanct <Haiti Sun> mitments made, ever closeri nial inauguration of the tant of Navy Gardes Cotes Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi tighter collaboration with monument erected in his of Haiti. tor xHaiti Sun. OFFICE WANTED the countries of our memory took place. AnteSHIPPING Person wishes to hemisWANTED Share office. 3 hours a day. nue to be respect for com-1 At 3.00 p.m. the ceremo- Surena to the rank of Adju bod. Apply to Professor Contanct <Haiti Sun> mitments made, ever closeri nial inauguration of the tant of Navy Gardes Cotes Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi tighter collaboration with monument erected in his of Haiti. tor xHaiti Sun. OFFICE WANTED the countries of our memory took place. AnteSHIPPING Person wishes to hemisWANTED Share office. phere, enlargement and im-i nor Firmin is the au- On Thursday SS Geiruly House with at Least See <Haiti Sun> provement of continental so- thor of various books on from the U.S. with 500 tons 3 bedrooms and swimminglidarity. anthropology, a m O n g of merchandise arrived in Dool. Small unfurnished House which are xEgalite des Ra- Port-au-Prince. After unMaximum rent $ 100 with garden READY FOR ces Humaines>, and <Presi- loading she left for Ciudad EXCHANGE CARS. In Petionville wanted THE dent Roosevelt. Trujillo. For single couple OVEN Person would like Will pay app. 45 to SQUAB 50, dollars DUCK To exchange a 7 Passenger DEPARTURE FISH CHRYSLER WINDSOR On Monday 23 rd. instTURKEY for a four wheel drive jeep ant Mr. and Mrs. Robert GUINEA HEN station wagon. Fatton will leave for EuroTHE SUPER ENQUIRE HAITI SUN pe via the U.S. As Delegate FRESH SPECIALTIES Orders wanted of the Chamber of Commer SHOP A dressmaker ce of Haiti, Mr. Fatton will GRAND RUE Specializes assist at the Fair to be held Next to the In dresses for special occa- in Strasburg, Pharmacie Telemaque sions. Contact <Haiti Sun>. ART CLASSES AT THE <FOYER DES ARTS Wanted PLASTIQUESS. Jeep in good condition wvith gond tyres, Classes Hours Instructors No.of Lessons Apply xHaiti Sunn, Drawing Mon. 3-5 Lucien. Price 10 Painting Tues. 3-5 Max Pinchinat 10 Hotise for Rent in Bizo- Decorative Art Wed. 4-5V2 Mme. Moral 20 zone 2 Bed rooms Beautiful Thurs 4-5V2 wiew of the bay and large garden. Art Appreciation Fri. 9-11a.m Jean Chenet 10 Apply -Haiti Suns. Children's class Sat. 9-11a.m El. Malebranche 10 When. women couldn't shoes their Jap Ceramics to be announced. iords before PNPE rthur Mue Plior them Wanted a small For further information contact in of step this, with'the and a rte Barbara Bates and Thlt E feling fad coming on went to work some Car only pay on term fancy. versal's paint-brush "Night: in beach sandles The cuties, who a UniArrangement. FOYERS DES ARTS PLASTIQUES footwear business with I bottled don't DL. expect but you'll teera revolutionize undoubtedly Contact HAITI SUN see the idea copied on the beaches this summer. 108 Rue du Centre a --- Page 20 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd, HAITI SUN PAGE 4 H. A. INSTITUTE 60 th. ANNIVERSARY INAUGURATES OF THE CURACAO HAITI THIS WEEK... RADIO PROGRAM TRADING COMPANY Choucoune, and that a that passes in front afternoon on The Curacao Trading Com TAMOUS SPANISH has also been arrange pro-jquierre of the Cine Montparnasse; Wesnesday station 4VRW pany of Amsterdam Holland, DANCER, SINGER gram Theatre du, Verdure. Asphalting of Rue Dr Aubry broadcasting Haitian American Institu celebrated on October the 16 TO VISIT at Estrellita Castro who has from Rue Macajoux to, Ave. THIS WEEK... RADIO PROGRAM TRADING COMPANY Choucoune, and that a that passes in front afternoon on The Curacao Trading Com TAMOUS SPANISH has also been arrange pro-jquierre of the Cine Montparnasse; Wesnesday station 4VRW pany of Amsterdam Holland, DANCER, SINGER gram Theatre du, Verdure. Asphalting of Rue Dr Aubry broadcasting Haitian American Institu celebrated on October the 16 TO VISIT at Estrellita Castro who has from Rue Macajoux to, Ave. the its first th. the 60 th anniversary of PORT- AU- PRINCE the Star role in 361 Dr. Annoual; asphalting of te presented weekly its foundation. The Staff and Spains own singing and played films in Spain, has also ma-IRue Hammerton Killick to Radio- Program: in this representatives dancing star to-arrive in 1.000 dif-L'Asile, Français; drain Cana Duane Direc- company Haiti commemorated this city next week. de approximatly, Vert; Improvement and Mr. Adams, event, with a cocktail Dancing and singing star ferent recordings. pe of the Na tor of courses at the Institute happy Vincent's Estrellita Castro who has Miss Castro who is accomp general reparation, spoke on <Free minds and party at Savoy resanied by Spains well known tional Palace and the Palace Patterns> the taurant. Mr. Alfredo Rogenbeen applauded throughout player Julio of Haiti on the Exposition Cultural the speech first bogen Manager of the compaEurope, South America for concert guitar to the Lycee was ans extract form here took this her fine performances, is to Alonso, made quite a hit in grounds; the repairs of the lecture of the <American Ci- ny in Haiti, this Havana's. Petion; completion vilization courses are opportunity to present on bearrive in city next,week <Blanquita>, <America>, and pavilion of France at the Ex being presented now which at the half of the company, silver cCampoa Mon>; Havana's position, Institute. pencils, engraved with the big society night Club <TroThe musics that accompa- initials CTC the date of the picanas which she played for Inied the program was Hand- 6oth. anniversary and a cash 10 consecitive weeks; she al- APPOINTMENTS el's Symphony No. 1 and bonus to employees who haso gave programs over Ha- TO THE DEPARTMENT, Schubert's Symphony No. 8. ve seen more than 15 year vanas best radio stations. OF EDUCATION Next week you'll have the! service in the company. After her appearances he- The following appoint-pleasure of hearing a fulll re, Estrellita Castro will ments have been announced hour of complete Negro AMBASSADOR cross to Cuidad Trujillo and to the Department of Nation- Songs. RICHARD RETURNS San Juan to give a series of al Education by the Junta The Program is presented TO CIUDAD TRUJILLO performances. Government: Every Wesnesday afternoon His Excellency Mr. Theo Mr. Luc Dorsinville-Guar- from one to two. phile Richard, Ambassador diuan of the National Muof Haiti in the Dominican THE CITY'S PUBLIC seum; Miss. Rollan Dorsin- This week the Institute al- Republic returned On FriWORKS PROGRAM. ville- Secretary at the Natio- so inaugurated its <American day morning by land to nal Museum; Miss Fernande Civilizations and <History his post at Ciudad Trujillo and present a number of The department of Public Guilbaud Librarian at the of Music> courses. ency Mr. Theo Mr. Luc Dorsinville-Guar- from one to two. phile Richard, Ambassador diuan of the National Muof Haiti in the Dominican THE CITY'S PUBLIC seum; Miss. Rollan Dorsin- This week the Institute al- Republic returned On FriWORKS PROGRAM. ville- Secretary at the Natio- so inaugurated its <American day morning by land to nal Museum; Miss Fernande Civilizations and <History his post at Ciudad Trujillo and present a number of The department of Public Guilbaud Librarian at the of Music> courses. The first after spending 15 days vashows. works announces that the National Museum; Miss. An-lectures had a full attendance cation with his relatives Estrellita's manager Beni- following projects within the dre Ancion- worker at the of enthusiastic students. and friends. to Silva announces that next city limits are being contin- National Museum; Mr. CleSaturday night she will giveled. ment Benoit- Director of the a performance at CabansThe asphalting of Rue FePetion; SOCIAL NOTES CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 Library at the Lycee Mr. Georges Beaufils- Assis- Last Monday afternoon daughter on Wednesday at tant Director the Library at a hunting party left the12:30 pm.Mrs: Bonnefils who Lycee Petion; Mrs Pierre Le- city for Belladere in ais the former Liliane Elie, FIRESTONE ger- Stenographer at the Ly- plane piloted by Major Ed.s says they have named their cee Petion; Mr Maria Demou- Roy. The party includ- new addition Mary Alice. chy at Cap-Haitian; Miss. An ed American Ambassador, Bill Talamas returned from SAVE MONEY ne- Marie Piquion- Assistant Earl De Courcy, Colonel a business trip to the States Director of the Library at Smith, Major Hicks and Til last Wednesday. ON THESE Cap Haitian; the Misses Ma- George Leger, the hunters Mr and Mrs Roger Jarman Replacement Parts ria Miguel and Renee Du- returned to Port Tuesday ev and sons Micheal, Roger and. trand, employees at the Libra ening with a bag of pigeon, Christopher, are, planning to (ry at Cap Haitian; Miss. Yva and guinea hen. leave early in November for ROTARY TYPE Delerme Director of the Li- Jean Lespinasse. and Mar- a two months vacation in SHOCK brary at Cayes; Mr Odeide celle Vitale are engaged to Miami. Douyon- Assistant Librarian be married. Mr. Raymond J. Andre ceABSORBERS at Cayes; Miss. Josephine Leonce Bonnefils Jr: beca- lebrated his birthday TuesFor Ford and Mercury Francois- Employee at the me the proud father of a day the 17th. MONROE Library at Cayes; Miss Virgi Airplane-Type nia Dominique- Librarian at SHOCK Port- de Paix; Miss Uselie a MOUN 2 E4 at the QUE Louis Employee Libra A ABSORBERS ry at Port- de- Paix; Mrs Brenor Plantin Librarian at FOR ANDY and all the money you will FLEXIBLE Jacmel; Mrs. Benjamin Gil- Wise is the man who is al- need; then take half the cloFUEL LINES bert- Employee at the Libra- ways thinking of taking a thes and twice as much mory at Jacmel; Miss. Berna- wife and never takes One ney and you will have a won Firestone dette Alerte- Director of the (Italian proverb) derful holiday. CARBURETORS Library, at St-Marc; Miss. I CAPTAIN ACE'S FOR SHORTHAND rene Eveillard- Employee at Aren't you sleepy, said the WRITERS the Library at St-Marc; Mr. barkeeper, took his tie off, A long head is as good as FUEL PUMPS Henry Armand caretaker of put the bottles away and a shorthand (special on Monthe l'Ecole Normale Superieuj yawned. a won Firestone dette Alerte- Director of the (Italian proverb) derful holiday. CARBURETORS Library, at St-Marc; Miss. I CAPTAIN ACE'S FOR SHORTHAND rene Eveillard- Employee at Aren't you sleepy, said the WRITERS the Library at St-Marc; Mr. barkeeper, took his tie off, A long head is as good as FUEL PUMPS Henry Armand caretaker of put the bottles away and a shorthand (special on Monthe l'Ecole Normale Superieuj yawned. We were not. daymornings in the office. IGNITION re; Mrs. Herve Boyer- Profes Niece place to go Tate. seur at the Ecole Normale) FOR THE ROOSEVELT e a CABLE SETS Superieure; Mr. Rene Carre- THE TELEPHONE. HOTEL o his desk he - FD - Professor at the Ecole Norma Sitting behind Everybody else has money Firestone le Superieure. looked at the conjuring box. I might as wiell get some. It was beautifully made,but (Time) QIL FILTERS abe he could never use it. re; Mrs. Herve Boyer- Profes Niece place to go Tate. seur at the Ecole Normale) FOR THE ROOSEVELT e a CABLE SETS Superieure; Mr. Rene Carre- THE TELEPHONE. HOTEL o his desk he - FD - Professor at the Ecole Norma Sitting behind Everybody else has money Firestone le Superieure. looked at the conjuring box. I might as wiell get some. It was beautifully made,but (Time) QIL FILTERS abe he could never use it. FOR CARS NATIONAL FOR T.H. a AND FISH LOTERIE The legend that <matrimo- I know a barkeeper who TRUCKS SUPER FRESH ny> is a lottery has almost owes his succes to his first SPECIALTIES. ruined the lottery business. wife and his second wife to FILTER CARTRIDGES FOR TOURISTS. his success. Grand Rue, Next to Decide on all the clothes E.W Pharmacie Telemaque --- Page 21 --- II A I I WEEKLY - I - - BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. A. MAINVILLE un EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY OCT. 22 nd No. 6 PHOTO BY FELIX BOX La Belle Creole' Around the World Opens New Store this Week MIAMI Winds from a hurricane <Nihil sine Labor> nomenaced all Florida without Friday thing is gained Lanight for the second time bour, said Elias Noustas, at chis week. the Grand opening of the Tampa Bay and the heart new KLa Belle Creolesz stoof the citrus belt were the Te on Monday. That Lastorm's first bour has certainly brought The Miami Buto pthae results the man, who said reau's 4:30 p.m. advisory it. said the storm was about 240 miles southwest of At last Haiti has a near Tampa and had a small complete department store, core of winds 75 to 90 miand in noting both the beaules' an hour, with reastore gales ty of the and the ching, out 150 miles on the crowds of enthusiastic shopeast and south sides. pers, it would seem that the TOKYO. Two battaLabour of the man who lions of United States para quoted the above maxim has cute troopers jumped un reaped its gains. opposed into Red Korea The store is now divided berween, the fallen capital into three departments under of Pyongyang and the Man the capable managership off THE MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE. Pictu 2 of the opened sto- churian border Friday unMr. Myer's. newly re at <La Belle Creolenthis new store contains a toy, Eabardashery and luggage der the personal direction department, well stocked and efficiently supervised of Gen. Douglas Mac ArStore No. 1, under the suthur. pervision of" Mr. Seitz is THE INSERT. Director of the cLa Belle Creoles Dlias Noustas. The United Nations com mainly. the ladys department. Since its opening on De ember 6, 1948 the cLa Belle Creole> has become a mander said after the supri Store No. 2 run by the raodel institution in this Community, se operation: <The war is very definitefficient Mr. Lemke-i is the ely coming to an end>. druggist, perfume and sou Three thousand parachu venir department. te troops floated down No. 3 store under the able from 80 C-119s and 40 direction of Mr Martin is the C-47s onto flat land near Toy, haberdashery and lugSukchon and Sunchon, each gage department. On the eve about 30 miles north of of the Grand opening while Pyongyang and 80 miles the sta.ff busily prepared for southeast of the Manchuthe morrow, thousands stoprian border. ATER Ne ped to examin the brightly The towns gre on the lit display windows, and eltwo main roacs leading bow a glance into the new north from the captured store. Red stronghold of PyongOpening day was a terrific succèss, and with each pasyang. LONDON sing day the city looks with The British press was nopride towards its new up to tified Oct. 19 that the wartidate store. me newsprint ration system On parting Mr. Noustas will be reinstated October said KLa Belle Creole> was 22. conceived and builtto give As a result, the newspaBetter service, at better pripers will be forced either to CES in the best N Ambiance. freeze their circulations at We feel as soon as the perpresent levels or cut their sonnel will have been fully size below the ipresent six trained, La Belle Creole will pages daily in order to print keep its promise to add more more copies. departments to AG VE you The decision was announc: better. ed by the Newsprint Supply LEADERS MBET Preside ont Truman pins the fifth oak lee.f cluster on General Company which handles a Douglas Mac Arthur's Distin guished Service Medal at the conclusion of their historic newsprint poll operated by meeting on Wake Island. Lokking on is John J. Muccio, U.S. Ambassador tb Korea. British publishers. have been fully size below the ipresent six trained, La Belle Creole will pages daily in order to print keep its promise to add more more copies. departments to AG VE you The decision was announc: better. ed by the Newsprint Supply LEADERS MBET Preside ont Truman pins the fifth oak lee.f cluster on General Company which handles a Douglas Mac Arthur's Distin guished Service Medal at the conclusion of their historic newsprint poll operated by meeting on Wake Island. Lokking on is John J. Muccio, U.S. Ambassador tb Korea. British publishers. --- Page 22 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 5 PRIZE RECIPE OF THE WEEK HOURS JLD FASHION WAY Hours are from 8 a.m. till TO MAKE COCKTAILS 5 p.m some sbops close beSHOPPING IN HAITI tween tbe bours of 12 and 2 p.m. Sent in By Mirs Elizabeth Sat. is noon closing, but Andersen a number of sbops especialThose old timers who have ly Souvenir sbops stay open been living in this country . The shops in this section tbrougb tbe day. for years certainly know how have been checked by this Banks open at n M. and to prepare a good cocktail. newspaper, and to the close at 1 Sa Here you find the recipe best of our knowledge noon. p.m. sasing of the most popular cocktheir merchandise is of tail served at my house: Evgood quality and good Post Office opens at 8.a. ery body raves about them. value. m and close at 5:30 D.m. Per person: I jigger Rhum Barbancourt (Istar makes better cocktails than 3 star, the latter is A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS LIST OF ARRIVALS highly recommended for Rum sodas) AT MENS1/4 teaspoon lime juice LADIES shoes 1/2 cocktail glass dilutted LA BELLE CREOLE Underwear, cott'on and strapless dresses sugar water NURSES- White shoes and stockings 3/4 drops of angustora bitHaiti's leading department store. INFANTS Shoes ters CHILDRENS- Shoes Shake well with crashed ice and serve in cocktail glasAT ses which have been kept in FRENCH PERFUMES the ice box for an hour. BeLAURA'S fore serving dump the top of the glasses in the white GIFT SHOP of egg then in grandulated sugar, which will form a Opposite KLM Airways frosting-like edge on the! Rue des Miracles glass Serve the cocktails icecold with appetizers. CUCUMBER CIRCLES 1/2 cup salmon (canned or MAMaI fresh) 4 tablespoons mayonnaise 2 tablespoons minced celecaon ry 1 cucumber Mix the salmon, mayonFISHER naise and celery together. Cut Art and Curio Shop the cucumber into thick slices (leaving the skin on) and Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 spread the salmon salad on HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY top. FRUIT SPEARS No.5 CHANEL 12 cubes fresh pineapple NATIVE MAHOGANY WARE 12 cubes honeydew melon 12 whole strawberrles HURRY or e )36 Kenscoff Time and Strawberries) Save Expense Direct 1/4 confectioners' from cup sugBuy ar Factory Fresh fruit, speared on toothpicks and rolled in sugar. that's all there is to this refreshing fingerful. On each THE MOST stick GEORGES toothpick a cube DESLANDES of pineapple, one of melon, then Rue du Peuple TREASURED NAME IN PERFUME.TO a whole strawberry. Roll the whole thing in confectioners' sugar on serve a bowl of the sugar with the spears for in dividual sugaring. Use a whoMahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags le grapefruit or an orange as a CHANEL holder for the spears. GraSilver & French Perfumes pes are good, too, served this way; S0. are cubes of ChedMADAMIE EWALD FOR SALE AT dar cheese or walnuts alternating with the fruit. Leavel Rue du Magasin de PEtat off the sugar if you use chee se nuts. a LA or BELLE CREOLE sugar with the spears for in dividual sugaring. Use a whoMahogany, Sisal Shoes & Bags le grapefruit or an orange as a CHANEL holder for the spears. GraSilver & French Perfumes pes are good, too, served this way; S0. are cubes of ChedMADAMIE EWALD FOR SALE AT dar cheese or walnuts alternating with the fruit. Leavel Rue du Magasin de PEtat off the sugar if you use chee se nuts. a LA or BELLE CREOLE --- Page 23 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. <HAITI SUN> PAGE I A BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES an employee at U.S.D.H a ON ANDRE V. DIMANCHE rubber company. ITo quote from André Diman THE SUN LIBRARY Andre Dimanche was born Iche, <Every time I had a pen in Jeremie 1901. When a boy Jeil in hand, in a few lines I he used to sculpt French sol- would. reproduce a tree, a TRINIDAD VILLAGE interested in the novel diers and Haitian neroes out bird. Everything in Nature The Negroes of Trinidadjconcepts of cultural focus of limestone. After finishing attracted my attention. I was have been known to Ameri-and rentention that the auelementary school in 1919, particularly interested in the cans only through In their book Ca- thors formulate to explain he worked first as a nelper different shapes made by the lypso songs. this the changing C u It uto a civil engineer and after- branches of a tree. I could based on intensive field-work re of the Tocoans and, by wards with a druggist, Mr. see in them a human being, among the Toco villagers implication, of peoples T. C. Brutus, who asked him a bird,a sea monster. .Sometithe leading authorities on) everywhere. to make drawings to advert- mes they looked like we Negro culture in Africa and THE AUTHORS ise the new products. re asking mle to help they them to America present the firsi full MERVILLE J. HERSKIn 1926 Dimanche receiv- get a new life.Since I was anthropological study ewrOvITs, ed a scholarship to study! strong and had learnto be made of a Protestant since 1935 Professor of Ant Anna Robertson capenty ata technical schoolled to enough handle a emachette> Negro culture in the English hropology at Northwestern Moses, Mary where Mr. Maurice Latortue which is important for Caribbean. speaking Mr. popularly knoun as his very University, was born rin <Grandma> Moses and was drawing teacher, Mra sculptor, and since at that Herskovits, professor of An- 1895 in Bellefontaine, Ohio prominent as an American Latortue found in him such a time I had nothing to do, at thropology Northwestern and educated at the Univer painter, great talent that he finally attention was called to a nut my University, and his wife sity of Chicago awarding primitive tbe received made him his assistant. From tree and from it came wiho have collabnrated an award from Wommy inhint a Ph. D. in 1923. An National Dress Club 1927 to 1949 Dimanche has first creation, <Aida>, the s'udy of many Negrojauthority on the physical en's ber successfully been a teacultures in Africa and teand social anthropology of for bution to outstanding art. She ana contri- otber cher in- an experimental agri (continued next edition) New World, revel how clos- the Negro, Professor Hersin the cultural school, assistant ma-i Translated Jean ely life among these West kovits is the author of outstanding women bonored nager in a coffee station andi by Chenet Indians reesembles what can_many papers, articles, rev- United States by Copyright 1950 be found in almost anyiews a n d books dealing tbe Club were presented President SHAKESPEARE Negro community in rural with the Negto in West with awards by THE GREAT intellectual approach to the South of the U.S. clos- the Negro, Professor Hersin the cultural school, assistant ma-i Translated Jean ely life among these West kovits is the author of outstanding women bonored nager in a coffee station andi by Chenet Indians reesembles what can_many papers, articles, rev- United States by Copyright 1950 be found in almost anyiews a n d books dealing tbe Club were presented President SHAKESPEARE Negro community in rural with the Negto in West with awards by THE GREAT intellectual approach to the South of the U.S. Africa, Dutch Guiana, Hai- Harry Truman. problem over 400 years ago: and the United States. ava PSYCHOLOGIST <With my nobler reason, More important is what He ti, has carried on field reseBy A. Linda THOMAS gainst my fury the authors add to our arch in all these places, as A Do I take part: the rarer knowledge of the Negro and the new.course in which they action is NISIT iamily, the respective roles well as in Trinidad students attemps to applyj In virtue than in VengeanBrazil. Goyer of men and women. and FRANCES S. -HERSK modern psychiatric methods ce>. New World styles of NeRussia in des to the characters in various, Dr. Schneider, author of tro music. They show, OVITS, born in Ants Shakespeare's plays is being the recently published book moreover, how the dramat- 1897, studied anthropology taught at Columbia Universi- <The Psychoanalyst and the ic texture of Tocoan life at Columbia School University for Flaotigues ty by an English professor Artists, claims that modern leads to aggressive beha- and the New She has and five psychiatrists who psychoanalysis derives a vior and a search for self- Social Research. Ma 108- -RUE DU CENTRE are well versed in Shakespea great portion of its roots to achieve contribued to the Arts PORT- AU PRINCE HAITI re. from the expression psyc gazine, New Republic, Poetry great poets and dra hological stability. In the Theatre Arts, and Yale Rev From a epsychosmatic> an- matists of the past and that rites of the Baptist Shout- iew, and is co-author with, gle. Shakespeare was way a- Shakespeare was the greaters sect they discover the of Outline of head of his time, as it is now est analyst of them all. beginnings of the transmut her Dahomean husband Religious Belie' ahead of his time, as it is a Maybe Dr. Scheider is ation of African religious (1933), Rebel Destiny pretty well established that right! worship into Protestansim, Among the Bush Negr the ever-inereasing number CULTURE In their own language the Dutch Guiana (1934) of various bodily disorders tocoans explain theis A of By A. L. THOMAS need for a religion of affirma and Suriname Folklore is associated with inner ten- The works of Shakespeation of a ritual thatefills the (1936). sions that are mental or emo re I have prefered body with joy> and not one PRICE $4.75 OBTAINABLE tional in origin. With calm, For many years sin. AT THE rational affectiveness, Sha- To that emphasizes the A LA CARAVELLE kespeare displayed a highly: Still frustrated Bards In Trinidad Village dry behind the ears. reader will find portrayed BOOK SHOP whose ways of He who sacrifices his a life people are both strange and conscience to ambition ED familiar. The anthropolo- burns a picture to obtain M3 gist will b e partieularlyche ashes. with joy> and not one PRICE $4.75 OBTAINABLE tional in origin. With calm, For many years sin. AT THE rational affectiveness, Sha- To that emphasizes the A LA CARAVELLE kespeare displayed a highly: Still frustrated Bards In Trinidad Village dry behind the ears. reader will find portrayed BOOK SHOP whose ways of He who sacrifices his a life people are both strange and conscience to ambition ED familiar. The anthropolo- burns a picture to obtain M3 gist will b e partieularlyche ashes. e) A H Books IN THE WORLD THE CENTRE D'ART Katharine Cornell, AmeriAND OF BOOKS PUBLICITY COMMITTEE can actress in the role of In a few days the public Cleopatra, h e r favorite will the book of one of heroine. MAGAZINES see The Centre d'Art an- Shakespearean Haiti's young historians History that they have forM. Gerard Laurent's nounces IN ff Haiti. This is a good med a publicity committee 60ok which will contri-of which Rooul Dupoux is A great: fortune depends onj ENGLISH ute to making this country President, Pierre Monosiet luck, a small one on diligenSole distributor of tbe jown abroad. Embassies, Secretary and Hilda Wil- ce Chinese Proverb Net York Herald Tribune Legations and Consulates liams, Toussaint and Auguste, Robert Politeness doesn't cost any (Deliver daily to your door) may be provided with the Rigaud Benoit, thing. It wculdn't be worth Rue Roux book. Wilson members. A LA CARAVELLE anything if it did. Tel. 3495 Anon --- Page 24 --- SUNDAY OCT. 22nd. HAITI SUN PAGE 3 LETTER FROM NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND and tents made of sails and brought home to every in- will be fu.filled when the PROVINCE MARKS blankets had to suffice for habitant and to every visitor Prime Minister, Sidney Geor several school which has produced 100 YEARS AS housing until more perma-1 by the dominating architect- ge Holland, will dedicate the Olympic winning EXPERIMENT IN nent accommodation could ure of its Anglican Cathedral Harewood international air- eights. Australian champion, Olympic COLONIZATION be established. in the central square,Known port. This will mark the seulling Woods, will also taks Mervyn By Bernard A. MAIR Although Lyttelton flourish- throughout New Zealand as South Islands's first regular For the athletic events part. ed it could be only as a port, the Garden City, Christ- direet' 'aerial link with Aus- tions have to invita One hundred years ago for a few miles on the other church is distinguished also tralia. gone the stars Sept. 8 a courageous band side of the hills which ring for its Hagley Park, a 600 Naturally many of the e- in the United States,Britain of men and women set out in the harbor, site of an extinct acre tree- circled area within vents and functions arrang- Holland Belgium, Denmark, Sweden France, four tiny sailing vessels volcano, lay the real land of half a mile of the business jed for the months of celebra and Finland, Australia. from Plymouth, England, to hope. As Mr. Godley saw it area, for its many suburbation will be limited in the Christchurch carry out one of the most re from the top of the hill over parks and street plots and scope of their appeal, but fore, people, there markable experiments.n the which the new arrivals had for its high standard of pri- that cannot be Said of fecl-and that adequate certainly hotheir history of British coloniza- to carry possessions un vate gardens. Christchurch international centennial thalpe ga- ments have been arrange- made to tion. , England, to hope. As Mr. Godley saw it area, for its many suburbation will be limited in the Christchurch carry out one of the most re from the top of the hill over parks and street plots and scope of their appeal, but fore, people, there markable experiments.n the which the new arrivals had for its high standard of pri- that cannot be Said of fecl-and that adequate certainly hotheir history of British coloniza- to carry possessions un vate gardens. Christchurch international centennial thalpe ga- ments have been arrange- made to tion. tila road could be complet- men and women, with few mes to be held in the closing mark the Numbering 773 persons, they ed, there stretched a vast exceptions, take to gardening days of December and in the! tion's present generaleft their homeland, most of grassy plain as far as the as easily as they do to cy- first few days of 1061. Well-Ichievements appreciation of their of the athem never to see it again, eye could reach. This merg- cling in this absolutely flat known perosnages in swim- ors in tussock-cov- ancestto found the province of Can ed into the distance to the home for 140.000 persons. ming, athletics, cycling, and ered, converting into There, 13.000 miles north and south, To the With reason the people ofrowing have beer invited to comfartably vingin territory a terbury. the sea, they set up west, 50 miles distant, rear- Canterbury 'are proud ofparticipate, and the prosperous and across fertile segment of the ed the line of the Southern what has been ers of these attrations organiz- beautiful representation of that Island of New Zea- Alps, the magnifidint moun-in-a century, and accomplished to mark ise some contests. prom- New Zealand life. South which re- tain chain in which Mountthe occasion have 400 OARSMEN stirring DEEPEST land, a settlement cross- sec Cook's 12,349- foot summit a of celebrations prepared TO CHASM presented a perfect program to PARTICIPATE Probably the deepest chasm tion of English life. tops by very little numerous which the world, literally, In this regard the city is lin the earth is just off the From the vision of Edward sister peaks, has been invited. Although waging two battles against coast of Puerto Rico. BrownGibbon Wakefield came this NEW INDUSTRIES ROSE the smaller city of Timaru, time. In one case heavy ma- son's Deep in the Atlantic ideal of a Church of England It was on this plain extend- 100 miles down the coast,the chinery is being worked alloff the northwest coast of sponsored scheme, At first, more than 100 miles a- town>, and townships are allout to dig a quarter-mile cut the island is said to be 27 Mr. Wakefield Recountensaines long the coastal belt of Can determined to commemorateto straighten a portion of thousand feet deep and difficulty in translating his terbury, and on the down- in their own way the vigor the River Avon for the row- you can't go much further dream into practice, but his lands to the north and south and determination of their ing events, and builders are under the Atlantic. meeting with J.Robert God-I that the province's prosperi-) forebears, to Christchurch busy rushing a new Olympie Bernard, an articulate man, ley provided the drive which ty was built. Before many falls the responsibility of pro pool to completion for thewas explaining his latest brought the plan to reality. years has passed huge farms viding the bulk of the centen swimmers. Of these at the illustration a pro Mr. Godley already was inow cut into smaller hola- ary attrations. 15 may come from overseas,ited leastject, edition of Zola's of <Nana> limdeeply interested in coloniza ings - were carrying mil- Already the city, has expej five from Australia, three It seems Bernard is the first tion, having visited Canada, lions of sheep and growing rienced some weeks of natio each from Canada and the! rought the plan to reality. years has passed huge farms viding the bulk of the centen swimmers. Of these at the illustration a pro Mr. Godley already was inow cut into smaller hola- ary attrations. 15 may come from overseas,ited leastject, edition of Zola's of <Nana> limdeeply interested in coloniza ings - were carrying mil- Already the city, has expej five from Australia, three It seems Bernard is the first tion, having visited Canada, lions of sheep and growing rienced some weeks of natio each from Canada and the! painter to do <Nana> and at the height of the po- many thousands of acres of nal conferences and reunions United States, and two each out once withtato, famine in Ireland he had wheat. but in the months ahead un- fromBritain and France. brated prostitute. showing the <Let celeproposed the mass migration The receipts from Canter- til July, 1951, there are plan Four hundred oarsmen will reader décide what Nana ze of 1.000.000 Irish to relieve bury wool soon reached most ned celebrations which are také part in the centennial looks, reThe idea of a satisfying expected to attract thousands ally lak>, he chortled. the position. proportions, andi New regatta, including an eight <Je don't know>. church settlement appealed the province became the gra of Zealanders from 0- from Berkeley University.the tan. Cosmopolito him, and he succeeded nary of New Zealand. With ther centers, and to prove of noted California rowing Ph, vous do, too! where Mir. Wakefield hadi the development of shipboard direct interest to Australians failed in gaining the support refrigeration the carriage of and to travielers from even of notable personages for the meat to Great Britain further afield. One of these "proposal brought added millions of is the Honorable John GodInformation AHEAD O u n d ley, a descendant of John Concerning SCHEME MOVED p S to the district's Ro The Canterbury Associa- wealth, and gained for Can- bert Godley. the Worlds Finest Beer tion was formed, under the terbury lamb a world rapu- REENACTMENT OF presidency of the Archbishop tation as meat without peer. LANDING of Canterbury, and the sche- Primary production inevi- Innumerable sporting game moved rapidly ahead Mi- tably ranked first in import- therings will be neld in grants who could meet the ance in the province, but wri- Christehurch, displays are to requirements of excellence thin a comparatively. short be devoted to the lives of the character, sobriety, and period substantial secondary carly colonists, the Royal Aof steadiness were recruited, industries were taking shapu, ericultural and Pastoral and finally set sail for their Initially these had to do Show will bring together the home in the vessels with the needs and products greatest catalogue of livestnew now have an honored of the farmland. ock ever seen in the southern place which in Canterbury history Woolen m.is were estab- hemisphere, and a gigantic a Budweiser as the First Four Ships lished, implement firms came musement park will be open TRADE OFF. Charlotte Jane, Randolph, into being, and with refrige- in Hagley Park for five SOLD ONLY TO THE WHOLESALE TRADE Sir George Seymour, and ration huge freezing works months. were erected to pour out As a central feature there IN CANS...24 TO THE CASE.. .$5.25 Cressy. Officers of the association their shipments for Britain. will be a reenactment at Lyt IN BOTTLES..24 TO THE CASE..S5.75 had left England some time But in later years the scope telton, on Dec. 16, of the (75 CENTS REFUND ON THE BOTTLES) previously to make prepara- of secondary industries has landing of the Canterbury P tions for the arrival of the widened, and with their Pilgrims, a name that stuck THE ABOVE IN 5 CASE LOTS 25 CENTS PER. 25 Cressy. Officers of the association their shipments for Britain. will be a reenactment at Lyt IN BOTTLES..24 TO THE CASE..S5.75 had left England some time But in later years the scope telton, on Dec. 16, of the (75 CENTS REFUND ON THE BOTTLES) previously to make prepara- of secondary industries has landing of the Canterbury P tions for the arrival of the widened, and with their Pilgrims, a name that stuck THE ABOVE IN 5 CASE LOTS 25 CENTS PER. CASE migrants at the port of Lyt- growth so has the capital ci- to the migrants because of DISCOUNT. telton and when the first ty of Christchurch expanded. the essentially of religious natanchor on ure the settlement. Two two ships dropped certain ar- CITY OF LOVELY days later a' <100 Years 1 IMPORTED BY : Dec. 17, 1850, were in hand for GARDEN'S of Progresss procession will JOHN GRIFFITH rangements of the passeng- Yet with industrialization provide one of the high B. the reception But conditions naturally Christchurch has retained its lights of the festivities. and DU TEL. ers. and mmigra- atmosphere of an English ca on the same date one of Can 63 RUE QUAI were tion barracks, limited, primitive huts) thedral city, a point that is terbury's great smbitions