--- Page 1 --- WEEKLY II dee I - " a BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. A. MAINVILLE EDITOR un GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH No. 9 AROUND THE WOMEN WIN WORLD THIS WEEK VOTE GUATEMALA CITY A three-day Presidential During the opening session election regarded as crucial of the Constituency on Satur for determination of the fu day, November 4th. 125 Woture course of the Guatema men of all classes from diffe lan government began Nov. rent towns of the Republic 10. The nation was peaceparaded through the provinful but tense after a bitter ce city of Gonaives. They we seven month campaign by re the ladies of the <Ligue ten candidates. Feminine d'Action Sociales The platforms range from who had arrived in the city extreme Rightist to Leftist, of Independence from the and Communism is among furthceest corner of the Re the issues. public by camionette.bourThe outgoing President, que, on foot, and in DynaJuan Jose Arevalo, has not flows to support their right indorsed publicity any of to vote.The paraders were the candidates, but Çol. Ja After a sea voyage from the Capital, General La- supported who by 100 of wocobo Arbenz Guzman, one vaud, President elect Col, Paul Magloire and party men gave the ceremona the of them, is committed to are seen stepping ashore to Officiate in the opening ies of the opening of Cons carrying on Mr. Arevalo's session of the Constituency held at Gonaives Saturday tituency the appearance of a spiritual socialism.> Mr. A-1 November the 4ta. real ladies affair. Importanti revalo is prevented by law feminists at the session were from.succeeding himself. Madeleine Sylvain Bouchereau, Ph. D. (Sociology, Bryn Mr. Arbenz, nominated Mawr) one time UNRRA by the government party welfare officer in Germany the Revolutionary Action Chinese communists ha and president of the Ligue, (P.A.R) - is regarded ge- ve entered the Korean War Therese Pierre-Louis, the dra nerally as the government The fact has been unoffimatist wife of Rossini Pierre candidare. He also is con- cially known, since Chinese Louis, Deputy of Bainet, Dr sidered the favorite to win Reds, like these two speciSylvain and novelist Cleante on the: strength of an Ar- mens, had been captured by Valein. As the gayly dressed benz rally here last month: UN forces. These men are paraders marched through which drew an estimated being held as prisoners-of the wide, dusty streets they 100.000 persons. war in a camp in Hamburg sang lustily their song <Ce LAKE SUCCESS North Korea. pou'n gain Libertes, Tete ma Six nations including the ree bobed side by side with United States, introduced a EXTRAI wOmodern fashion creations. resolution in the Security THESE PARADING Everywhere could be seen Council Friday demanding MEN WON THE RIGHT TO S.P posters and placards in that communist China with- VOTE! French and creole,new ones draw its military forces NEWS BULLETIN, NIGHT. LATE, The President elect Colonel Paul Magloire, answer- and old ones used by the fe Continued on Page 12 SATURDAY ing a speech delivered by the Mayor of Gonaives Mr. minist crusaders in other Richard St. Pierre at the opening sessions of the Cons- parts of the world at the A tituency on Saturday November 4th at Gonaives. first half of this century.The EST NOUST FORMHONS old slogan that the AmeriE VOTE NORROTENST PNS E04 PIRA Mne cans thrust under the nose LDUEST POURGGONE - - - covstimaues NOS DEVONRS * the British - back NE NE of in 1775.. LLE OTE PAS 8 C M - INo taxation without repre sentations made an appearance; alongside <lf we can't vote we won't work>, <1804 was it for men only>. century.The EST NOUST FORMHONS old slogan that the AmeriE VOTE NORROTENST PNS E04 PIRA Mne cans thrust under the nose LDUEST POURGGONE - - - covstimaues NOS DEVONRS * the British - back NE NE of in 1775.. LLE OTE PAS 8 C M - INo taxation without repre sentations made an appearance; alongside <lf we can't vote we won't work>, <1804 was it for men only>. This Fete was distinguish- - ed from any other in the an nals of Fetes in Haiti for its many too many women. After Mr, Bellegarde, Pro The picture above and at the right, show the Ladies sident of the ction Constituency, of the *Ligue Feminine d'A Socialen, marching had made his opening speech through the streets of Go naives. and displaying plahe was surrounded by the la cards with slogans in Fren ch and Creole demanding their right to vote, during the recent opening of the Contiued on Page 8 1 Constitiency. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 <HAITI SUN< SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. AROUND THE WOLRD THIS WEEK... REDS SAY YANKS conception of how wine is SUMNER WELLES DROP SPUDS made under the old meHONORED BY MEXICO TO FEED BUGS thods, the job of squeezing out the grapes does not falll Washington Nov. 7 ForBelgrade. - A new story to the pretty peasant maids. mer under secretary of stahas been circulating in Yu- Instead it usually goes to a te Sumner Welles' has been goslavia as an aftermath to young man with strong leg awarded Mexico's order, of Russian reports -in the fa- muscles. For it's hard work. the Aztec Eagle in recognice ofa poor crop that tion of his role in the devthe United States has been HIDDEN FORTUNE elopment and application dropping potato bugs over FOUND UNDER of the good neighbor poliEastern Europe to destroy RUINED PAGODA cy. the harvest. Bangkok At ceremonies held Mon- *Now", SO the satire Workers dismantling a day night at the Mexican goes <the Americans are ruined pagoda found an Embassy here, Rafael de La dropping potatoes to feed urn containing diamonds, Colina, Mexican Ambassadthe bugsw. emeralds, rubies pearls and or to the U.S commendROADWARD HO three gold necklaces worth ed Welles for his eminent Washington. Sign- of a fortune. The pearls were participation in the initial the Times: Americans have described as being sas big development and later apbought four times as many around as one's little fin- HOME- STRETCH, plication of the noble good new automobiles as homes ger>. tor of the Ohio Mrs, L. A. Iesrman, direc- neighbor policy, his conssince the end of the war.. The jewels, belived to ha Senator Robert A. Women's Brigade, pins a flower on tant attitude of absolute res ve been placed there by an Taft as he returned to Cincinnati, for the independence cient kings, were removed his home bailiwick,to wait out the election Day count. pect of the AmeriMUSIC IS TO EUROPE to the Government Fine The Ohio Senator, his campaign ended, is sweating and Nations dignity and his cordial AS BASEBALL IS TO USArs Department. out his toughest fight for re-election. can feeling for the people of Music is to Europe what baseball is to America. said - Mexico. H. Arthur Brown, conductor of the Tulsa (Okla) Phil harmonic, as he arrived o CHON from Europe. Mr. Brown the independence cient kings, were removed his home bailiwick,to wait out the election Day count. pect of the AmeriMUSIC IS TO EUROPE to the Government Fine The Ohio Senator, his campaign ended, is sweating and Nations dignity and his cordial AS BASEBALL IS TO USArs Department. out his toughest fight for re-election. can feeling for the people of Music is to Europe what baseball is to America. said - Mexico. H. Arthur Brown, conductor of the Tulsa (Okla) Phil harmonic, as he arrived o CHON from Europe. Mr. Brown noted that when he was in Vienna, Salzburg and Paris N NSANY - he saw lines of people forma ing in front of auditoriums as early as 7 a.m. RASSA All these people are interested in the fine arts, and will attend performances at great personal sacrifice>,Mr Brown says. <Barbers and cab drivers wouldn't discuss batting averages as in SONGCHON this country, but they were PKOREAR authorities on arias, legatos MILES and the arabesquese and fi- 20 AMOTOMINO ne points of the ballet.> ON THE CHONGCHON FRONT. Fighting NEW TREE FOR BRANCH. Branch RED IN FIRE TRUCKS Red was heaviest in northwest Korea as growing Chinese ter), who resigned as top executive of the Rickey (cen MAY FADE forces pushed Allies back to capture the former Dodgers, in a Brooklyn west coast anchor town of Pakchon joins triple handshake in Pittsburg, afTO MAROON said Chinese reinforcements (tank symbols) (1). Other reports ter accepting a post with the Pirates as executive viThe gleaming red of the ing into Unsan (2) and Huichon (3) as Reds were pour- ce president and general manager. With Rickey are fire engine may soon be a a new attack on the Chongchon River line prepared (left) Thomas P. Johnson, Pirates' secretary and treasthing of the past in British symbol), last natural barrier before the (jagged Ko- the urer, Bucs. and (right) John W. Galbreath, the president of Columbia. A softer maroon rean capital of Pyongyang.. North may take its place. The reason for the chan- PROTECTION GANGS LAST FIGHT ge is that there are SO many HIT SINGAPORE U.S. Eighth red trucks on the roads toSCHOOLS quarters in Korea. Army Head- The day that nobody recognizes A protection racket among Army's 1950 the fire wagons. Fire chiefs Singapore school boys was boxing champion heavyweight died a he tried to get a provincial the revealed recently. Iro's death in Korea - shot law passed prohibiting other The usual procedure: A while his body shielded two old color for vehicles small boy is knocked about wounded comrades. than fire engines. No action by a bigger bully for one Or The details of how hamwas taken, however. two days. Then a schoolboy fisted Corp. Levi Jackson,1 One cup of water equals of the xprotection gang> ap Jr., 24- year- old Negroj a balf pound. proaches the small boy and fought his last round, still offers to protect him at a champion and undefeated, YUGOSLAVS STILL price $1 or 50 cents a were contained Saturday_ in STOMP THE GRAPE month. an announcement of the Deep down in the vine- GYPSIE HAS posthumous award of the, - yards of the Adriatic sea- THE ANSWER Distinguished Service Cross.i N coast, the men and women Called a Commie, Gypsie Corporal Jackson, a Phihold no truck with the mo Rose Lee. ladelphian who captured 16 - dern methods of makings Answered, cOh, fiddle-de successive boxing champion "TWAS wine. They still stamp out dee! ships without defeat, was Thomas THE DAY BEFORE VOTING. Gov. the grape with all the grace That which you think killed near Haman, South- dio at 6 E. A.M Dewey to sits down in a New York radio stuand rhythm of Yugoslavia's Is SO shorkinggly pink, east Korea, August 13. He thon. The begin an 18 hour pre-election maranational dance, the kola.. Ain't my politics, daddy. was serving as a medical at least Republican candidate for re-election made Contrary to the, romantic It's me. aid man. one speech every hour on either radio or television in a last minute appeal for votes. all the grace That which you think killed near Haman, South- dio at 6 E. A.M Dewey to sits down in a New York radio stuand rhythm of Yugoslavia's Is SO shorkinggly pink, east Korea, August 13. He thon. The begin an 18 hour pre-election maranational dance, the kola.. Ain't my politics, daddy. was serving as a medical at least Republican candidate for re-election made Contrary to the, romantic It's me. aid man. one speech every hour on either radio or television in a last minute appeal for votes. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12TH., <HAITI SUN> PAGE 3 HAITI THIS WEEK... U.S. GOVERNMENT By Agricultural special Haytian Tractor & Equip- dent of the Junta Govern- should not be here todayn. REVENUE INSPECTORS solve with the other memb- ment Co. S.A. plans for the ment, Brigadier General His speech was warmly reIN PORT- AU- PRINCE ers of this Conference the improvement of this Com- Franck Lavaud. the Presi- ceived by the impressive gaproblems that face the agti- pany which, represents the gloire, and Junta member thering. The secretary of In Messrs. Bernard Polias- cultural field in Latin- Ame Caterpillar Tractor Co., thel Colonel Antoine Levelt, and terior and National Defenkoff and Everett S. Barker, rica. John Deer & Co, Rome members of the Cabinet. ce. Mr. Luc Fouche, also revenue inspectors of the U.WILSON- REMY AFFAIR Plow. Co. for road and agri delivered a speech, declarS. Government arrived in Jean C. Remy who assauli cultural tractors and equip- Representatives of all thel ling that true democracy Port- au- Prince a fortnight ted well known merchant ment, the Hyster Co. and consticued corps,the various cannot be exercized without ago." They are delegated by Frank Wilson with a ma- Thew-Lorrain for mechani- civil, military and religious a limit, the Institute of Interameri- chete several months ago'cal shovels, Joy Manufac- officials, and an imposing The secretary of State ad can Affairs, here with the has been sent before theturing Co, for compressors delegaclon of women were vocates the practice of soobject of looking over the Jury at the Tribunal Crimi-erc, Barber- Green Co. for there, to hear the President cial justice in its integral books of the Cooperativemel to stand trial. Judgelasphalting. of the Assembly deliver the ity, spoke of the great difSrevice of Agricultural Pro Max Gedeon ordered his: first speech. He advocates a Ference existing between duction. They will leave trial. liberal and democratic Cons the elite and the mass, difwithin eight days. AMBASSADOR OPENING SESSION OF THE titution, spoke of the rela- ference which must effectiv decrea THE CONTITUENCY NORMAN ARMOUR CONSTITUENT tions existing between inter ely and progressively se through a rational policy COMMITTEE DELIVERED ASSEMBLY national law and national of education of the PRESENT insisted people. WILL RADIO SPEECH The solemn opening of the legistation, upon of State Fouche ITS REPORT Over the <Voice of Ame- Constituent Assembly took; the right of vote his to women Secretary the cause of synNEXT WEEK rica>on November the 8th place at the Bishop's Palaceland expressed whole advocated dicates, and that of the woIt'is reported that Mr. the new Ambassador to Ve- in Gonaives, the City oficonfidence in the Paul President E. Ma-Imen then requested the con Clovis Kernizan, Victor nezuela Norman Armour the Independence, on Satur-l Elect, Colonel I no of social conquest Duncan, Archimede Beau- gave a specch in Spanish. took; the right of vote his to women Secretary the cause of synNEXT WEEK rica>on November the 8th place at the Bishop's Palaceland expressed whole advocated dicates, and that of the woIt'is reported that Mr. the new Ambassador to Ve- in Gonaives, the City oficonfidence in the Paul President E. Ma-Imen then requested the con Clovis Kernizan, Victor nezuela Norman Armour the Independence, on Satur-l Elect, Colonel I no of social conquest Duncan, Archimede Beau- gave a specch in Spanish. day November the 4th, ingloire. <Had confiden- I'of solidation. the Revolution of 1946. voir, Georges Léon and Fre Mr. Norman Armour occup the presence of the Presi-ce,said Mr. Bellegarde, deric Magny the Committee ied the position. of U.S. Am charged with the writing of bassador to Haiti in the the new Constitution will years 1932 to 1935. present their report next lat- MARÇEAU RETURNS at the FIRESTONE weck, Thuesday Mr. Marceau Louis, Direc est. tor of the Enseignement Ur OBITUARY bain, arrived back in Haiti death Mr. Victor 2.85 The of after attending a ConferenREGI Sada occurred suddenly ear- ce in Montevideo (Uruly Wednesday morning. guay) ). Mr. Marceau *Louis HOOD AND FENDER Mr. Victor Sada who was took with him to MonteviDirector of the newly form- deo paintings seleted by the ed Bureau of Sports was Department of National EORNAMENT one of the most active men ducation. These pictures inisport in Haiti during the thatwere exhibited in Mon last 15 years. The funeraltevideo and other cities of of Mr. Sada took place WedSouth America, were the 2.45 nesday afternoon. After theworks of the following artburial service at the Sacréits Coeur the body was moved Maurice Borno Y to the cemetry where sever- Prefete Dufaut Dress Up Your Car al grave side speeches were Rita Doucet given by close friends of Xavier Amiama the deceased. Our condolen Pierre Monosiet 2.95 ces to his widow, Mme Vic Luce Turnier lon tor Sada and family, relati- Robert Wilson ves and friends. Gesner Abellard .with Raoul Dupoux Be Safe.. RETURN OF DIRECTOR Geo. Remponeau OF JET MATIN> AND MRS. Wilson Rigaud LOCKING <LE Castera Bazile FRANCK C. MAGLOIRE Exhaust November 8th at 11;00 Hector Hyppolite CAF Antonio TANK Joseph GAS A.M the Director of <Le Fernand Pierre - Franck C. Extension Matin> and Mrs. Y Magloire arrived by plane. VICE- PRESIDENT M. Magloire represented OF TO SELL 'Le Matin' rat the VI I.A. TRACTORS MADE HAYTIAN Press conference held in AND New Yorkand took, part in EQUIPEMENT COMPANY A Conference AU- PRINCE 98: the AST IN PORTfor held at Washington. Mr. L. Henry Read Jr., Vice President and treasurYou Tractor Pay NEXT AGRICULTURAL er of the Haytian CONFERENCE and Equipment Co. S.A ar- .95 IN MONTEVIDEO rived in this city! last"week. During the month of De Mr. Read who is at the sa6-Inch cember an Agricultural Con me time Gen. Manager of the West India Chemical 79% willl be held in Mon3-Position ference tevidea (Uruguay). ExpertsLtd. of Inagua, Bahamas, Combination in of the chief and Vice- President of the RATCHET Latin- agriculeure American countries ed by a delegation of speciaIthis Con- West India Sales Ltd of PLIERS will takes part in SCREWDRIVERT ference. last"week. During the month of De Mr. Read who is at the sa6-Inch cember an Agricultural Con me time Gen. Manager of the West India Chemical 79% willl be held in Mon3-Position ference tevidea (Uruguay). ExpertsLtd. of Inagua, Bahamas, Combination in of the chief and Vice- President of the RATCHET Latin- agriculeure American countries ed by a delegation of speciaIthis Con- West India Sales Ltd of PLIERS will takes part in SCREWDRIVERT ference. The Haitian Gov- Nlw York is here to study UN ernment will be represent- together with Maurice Bon-] the lists who will Fendeavor to" nefil, the Director of --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 12TH. ROUNDUP OF THE AMERICAS I NEWS FROM... that the Ecuadorian diplo- leader Dr. Juan Marinello the first half of 1950, accor] Joil over that consumed by mat explained that the pro- the orders. as a result of the ding to preliminary statis- the Diesel units now in use jects of the mining industry has also been released with tics, were the smallest in se Installation of his new VENEZUELA of Venezuela have develop- the others as a result of the veral years, totaling only 5. plant will do much to alleed great interest in Ecuador order from the special court. 607.100 bags, as compared viate the present shortage VENEZUELA BUYS Aspokesman for the court with 8.103.344 bags in the of power in the city of MaBRITISH-OWNED INSTALLATION told assembled newsmen af-first half of 1949. nagua. The power company RAILWAYS HERE OF ARTIFICIAL LAKE ter hearing that the Havana has been unable to service Rolling stock and other From the State of Anzoa- Police had arrested these or accept new customers for property of two British tegui it is reported that the Communist on the charge of the past several months.The owned railway companies Ministry of Agricultura and holding an unauthorized mee LATIN AMERICAN plant's operation will also will be taken over by the Cria will remit to the Muni ting. During the course of the TOURIST enable the company to retVenezuelan government as cipality of Chaparro an arti hearing it had been shown HIGHLIGHTS SEEN AT ain the present equipment an initial step in govern- ficial lake with a capacity that a prafessor at the Haval TRAVEL CONVENTION for standby purposes. ment plans for. extensive im of 80 million liters of waterna University, Elias Entialgo It is estimated the new provement of the railway In such a region water is had received the necessary Colorful ex- plant will be in operation system. not available in sumner, permission to. receive the del Washington. in less than a year, during Under a special agreement but, according to techni- egates to the Congress at the hibits highlighting tourist which time the present the British companies, the cians the cattle in this sec- Auditorium Theatre. attractions shown in here Latin America transmission and distribuLa Guayra and Caracas R- tion may get water hencefor were the 20th annual convention as part of tion system will be overhau way Company, Ltd. Have a- ward without difficulty ARGENTINA of the Society Ied. greed to break 99-year right evenin the dry season. The Argentina's Oct. receipts Travel American of of way leases granted in said lake will also provide of newsprint totaled 7.671 Agencies. CHILE 1873 in return for the go- drinking water to the town metric tons less than June Striking displays were set Chile and Yugoslavia vernment purchase of rol of El Chaparro by means of imports. Orher than 407 me up six American Republics have signed an agreement ling stock and property a clore plant for the ac tric tons of Canadian orig- Cuba, Dominican Repu- to resume diplomatic and rights of way. The Argentina's Oct. receipts Travel American of of way leases granted in said lake will also provide of newsprint totaled 7.671 Agencies. CHILE 1873 in return for the go- drinking water to the town metric tons less than June Striking displays were set Chile and Yugoslavia vernment purchase of rol of El Chaparro by means of imports. Orher than 407 me up six American Republics have signed an agreement ling stock and property a clore plant for the ac tric tons of Canadian orig- Cuba, Dominican Repu- to resume diplomatic and rights of way. count of the Executive of in, the July tonnage was blic, Colombia, Guatemala, commercial relations, it was The government has isu- the State. supplied by the Scandina- Haiti and Mexico. Trans- announced Relations today. had been ed a decree for payment ofl vian countries. portation companies serving bro15.898.050 Bolivars tol The supply situation con- the western hemisphere ken since 1949 when Presithe companies. EL SALVADOR inues precarious. Some of showed posters, photo- dent Gonzalez Videla severThe La Guayra and Cara- Specialists in housing and the leading Buenos Aires graphs and materials from ed diplomatic links with cas Company operates a nar city planning, child welfare, dailies run on a day to day the Latin American nations. Russia and its satellites. row gauge freight line from social security, and agricultu basis, and a few newspa- The exhibit features sce- The resumption of relathe seaport to Caracas whilere are representing vatious pers in the interior report- nic views and examples of tions developed as result the Bolivar Railway Com- countries at the Second Regio ely have had to suspend pu handicraft in mahogany. of Tito's split with the Co pany operates short lines in nal Seminar on Social Af- blication because of lack of Representatives of Haiti minform and his turn in various sections of the coun fairs, which opened this week, newsprint. announced that their gov-lt the direction of the west. try. Both reportedly have in San Salvador. ernment will open an inforl The agreement was signbeen operating at a loss sin- Nations participing in thei BRAZIL mation bureau at Rockfeller ed yesterday by Hernan San ce the advent of truck twelve day seminar, which COFFEE INDUSTRY Plaza in aim New York City, ta Cruz, Chile's permanent freight lines and the ubse- is sponsored by the Organin with he of making Hai representative at the United quent improvement of na- zation of American States, a- The rise in coffee prices ti a great tourist center. Nations, and Ales Bebler, tional highways. re El Salvador, Costa Rica.in 1949 accounted in part The travel society announ the Yugoslavia's UN. delegate to Cuba, Dominican Republic-for the general improve- ced that a group of leading Santa MACHINERY FOR Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, mént noted in the Brazilian U.S. Travel Agents will Cruz made this sta SUGAR ESTATES Mexico, Nicaragua, and the economy. Coffee exports by air next week for tement: associated cI am happy to be A contract with iajleave this for $5.000.000 United States. 1950 in value probably willa 27-day tour of South Ame step. It for the purchase of machine Under the theme. *Commu reach an all time record. rica. They will try to learn recognizes the importance ry and equipment for sugar nity Organization>, experts The 1950 coffee crop, more abour tourist advant- of the Yugoslavia's position in estates in Cumanaca, State from these countries will dis which suffired from the theages in Latin America by vi international situation of Supre and in the area of cuss cooperatives, housingeffects O f last yea r "'ssiting Peru, Chile, Argenti- Inow countries and the need for all Motatan- Valera State of and city planning, social work drought, was officially esti-na, Uruguay and Brazil. learn recognizes the importance ry and equipment for sugar nity Organization>, experts The 1950 coffee crop, more abour tourist advant- of the Yugoslavia's position in estates in Cumanaca, State from these countries will dis which suffired from the theages in Latin America by vi international situation of Supre and in the area of cuss cooperatives, housingeffects O f last yea r "'ssiting Peru, Chile, Argenti- Inow countries and the need for all Motatan- Valera State of and city planning, social work drought, was officially esti-na, Uruguay and Brazil. to join together Trujillo, is to be signed by and workers, and education. mated at 14.215.000 bags ofThe agents expect to talki to help Yugoslavia mainthe Directors of the Corpo- Organizers of the seminar ha 60 kilograms available for with presidents of several of tain its independences. racion Venezolana de Fo- ve explained that the delega shipment of port. The offi- these oucietrns COLOMBIA mento and the representati- tes will aim at solving these cial estimate of the 1949 Income taxpayers in Coves of the Geo. L. Squier community problèms through crop was 14.414.000 bags,] The travel convention, lombia will be permitted al Mg. Co. of the U.S. This ma cooperative effort on the partland actual shipments from which opened Wednesday lowances for contributions chinery will be ready for of the governments and theirlthe interior in 1949-50 am- last week, drew delegates and donations under the shipment from New York citizens. ounted to about 16.000.000 not only from North, Cen- provisions of decree No. 2. within 18 months? bags. tral and South America but 556 of July 28, 1950 states ISSUE OF BONDS CUBA It is estimated that about also from Europe. a dispatch from Bogota. By resolution of the Mili1.100.000 bags of coffee Haiti was represented by Decree No. 2566, promtary Junta Government and A special session of an em-will be consumed in Pierre Chauvet, Franck Ma- ulgated in the Diaro Offithe Ministerio de Haciendo ergency! court has ordereding ports or shipped for export gloire and Georges Hereaux cial of August 18, provides the bill for the second issue the release of the two hun- sumtion elsewhere in Bra- con NICARAGUA that paxpayers will be perof bonds of the C.A *Obras dred Cuban Communists whozil during the 1950-51 mitted, beginning with the de la Avenida Bolivar> for had been arrested by the Cujketing year. It is mar 1950 tax year, to deduct the amount of 30.000.000 ban Police Tuesday night. believed, however, generally that the gua Acquisition, & Power by the Co., Mana from their gross income the bolivars, intended for the Among those who had beeoficial estimate is too, low a new Light of amount of charitable conreimbursement of real esta- held by the Cuban law off-A crop of 14.215.000 bags, city of power plant for the tributions or donations to 'te acquired for the realiza- cers were a group af Meei-on that basis, would nounced Managua, On Oct was an- foundations, corporations, tion of these works. can delegates to the <Pro-Pea about 13.100.000 bags supply for which 12. Theor societies, the purpose of ce Congress, held in Havana) export. According to prev: plant, from a United was purchased which is exclusively public MINING INDUSTRY |In the group of arrested Me ailing opinion in the trade consists of a States firm, or social assistance, the pro Dr. Antonio Parra Velas- xican Communist leaders we thre crop for shipment to'b. hp. (brake motor of 4300 tection of the aged or of co, Ambassador of Ecuador, re V. about 13.100.000 bags supply for which 12. Theor societies, the purpose of ce Congress, held in Havana) export. According to prev: plant, from a United was purchased which is exclusively public MINING INDUSTRY |In the group of arrested Me ailing opinion in the trade consists of a States firm, or social assistance, the pro Dr. Antonio Parra Velas- xican Communist leaders we thre crop for shipment to'b. hp. (brake motor of 4300 tection of the aged or of co, Ambassador of Ecuador, re V. Lombardo Toleda- ports is likely to reach or horsepower children, religious, welfare, declared that his country no and his wife, General He exceed 15.000.000 directly tor of 3.000 couped to a genera scientific.or educational. might be a good market for riberto Jara, Dr. Carlos No- with an exportable bags, kilowatt capa- Such deductions are limited a large minine industry of ble Ismael and Basilio Ramo- of about 14.000.000 surplus bags. city: It which will burn Bunker C to 10 percent of net income Venezuela. or horsepower children, religious, welfare, declared that his country no and his wife, General He exceed 15.000.000 directly tor of 3.000 couped to a genera scientific.or educational. might be a good market for riberto Jara, Dr. Carlos No- with an exportable bags, kilowatt capa- Such deductions are limited a large minine industry of ble Ismael and Basilio Ramo- of about 14.000.000 surplus bags. city: It which will burn Bunker C to 10 percent of net income Venezuela. He explained na. The Cuban Communist' Exports of doffee during'in fuel, a substantial should resulthas computed without the saving int Continued on Page 11 --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. <HAITI SUN> PAGE PRIZE RECIPE HOURS OF THE WEEK Hours are from 8 a..m, till Sent in by Mrs Lafontant 5 p.m some sbops close beSHOPPING Banana cake is easy to tween 2 the bours of 12 and make too. Follow the same p.m.- principales of mixing as in Sat. is noon closimg, but the chocolate cake. PractiARS number of shops especialce makes Souvenir ; perfect. The sbops stay open BANANA CAKE - : have shops been checked in this by section this tbrougb tbe day. Cream 6 tablespoons butà newspaper, and to the Banks open at n ui3, and ter or margarine and add best of our knowledge close at 1 p.m. Sa ssing" 1V2 cups sugar, graduallytheir merchandise is of noon. beating until fluffy. Add 3 good quality and good Post unbeaten eggs, 1 at a time, value. and Office close opens at 8.a. beating hard and well after m at 3:30 p.m. each addition. Mash 2 large A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS ripe bananas until smooth AT bananas NATIVE unripe won't LA BELLE CREOLE MAHOGANY WARE mash very well. Ifi it's easier Haiti's leading dej partment store. put them through a sieve. HURRY This should make a scant Sift 274 Save Time and cup. cups cake Expense flour with 2V2 teaspoons FRENCH PERFUMES Direct baking from powder, V2 Buy teaspoon baking soda and V2 teasFactory poon salt. Add dry ingredients and bananas altern-I ately to creamed mixture,be ginning and ending with GEORGES DELANDES dry ingredients.1 Beat smooth Lastly, add V cup milk and mix well. Divide into 9 Rue du Peuple inch layer cake pans, that have been greased and lined with wax paper and greased again. Bake in a modera ROIE tely hot oven, 3750 F., about 25-30 minutes, or una til done. Cool 5 minutes beFISHER fore removing from pan. OUTOF THE ORIENT Turn out on racks to cool. Art and Curio Shop AND INTOYOUR WARDROSE Frost as desired. 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Mat Thel/re Wristmates to the Bamboo Watchband. . HAND PAINTED Nationally Advertised in Saturday Evening Post) ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT ON SALE FISHER ART FAITIS AT AND ONLYINDIAN STORE CURIO SHOP : at RUES ROUX CABRAHAM LINCOLN BELLE DU QUAI LA CREOLE RUE TEL. 3145 --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. MAPOU MAGIC TALES FROM THE HAITIAN COUNTRYSIDE. By Paul NAJAC There are subdivisions in you, why don't you marry ce caresse mape caresse li the main divisions I made him! (I am only caressing her) for the singing tales; for So, Suzanne agreed with and the mother said: Daugh example the categorje tel- her mother, she liked, she ter, Daughter, ling about the animals is loved and at last married caresse, Tap caresse ou (he subdivided in to several him. is only caressing you) groups according to the But, the young and hand daughter, daughter, form of the story or to its some man was only an ad- le moins pale ou mett cou purpose. The first one I told der which had changed tote moins (If I tell you, you last week may be con- a human in order to marry you may beleive me) sidered as one of the types, her and eat her afterwards. and she went back to her THE in which the story tries to ex The day, after the wed- work again, but Suzanne plain a natural phenomenon/ding. while they were tal- sung again, with a weaker they are easily pointed out king in the saloon. he said voice... by their sentence conclusion'to his wife: maman! maman as: And from that time toad: <Cheri, let's go outside, main coulev... etc has never lived again in the it's fresher under the tonuel and the snake answered rivers... la. Madame, Madame The choise for to-day, be No, darling it's too BRASSERIE COURONNE the DELA longsto group. wheredark outside, let's stay depi m'piti ce conca moins an animal takes human here, with maman. ye.. etc form to marry a girl Or a Oh, No, daughter,said and the same refrain went A. man. The following is S. ab- the mother, you should 0- on... and the voice of Suout a snake... (adder) bey your husband zanne went down, down cric... crac... and Suzanne said again and down, and the snake Maman I fear, it's too spoke with difficulty and no Once upon a time, there dark thing more came to the mo was a young and beautiful Go, daughter,if I say so ther She Jooked and listgirl called Suzanne. Oh, No, daughter,said and the same refrain went A. man. The following is S. ab- the mother, you should 0- on... and the voice of Suout a snake... (adder) bey your husband zanne went down, down cric... crac... and Suzanne said again and down, and the snake Maman I fear, it's too spoke with difficulty and no Once upon a time, there dark thing more came to the mo was a young and beautiful Go, daughter,if I say so ther She Jooked and listgirl called Suzanne. She liv- you may go,and she pushed ened, nothing. <I should co ed with her mother in a lit- her graciously on the shoul go out and look> she said e3 tle village. The ambition of ders... She jumped outside with a her mother was to her marry Then went outside light, and under the tonto a prince, and as at into the they blue dark of the nelle right in front of her M that time sons of Books but few, kings we- night.. . and, while the mo- .the snake he was about CG re years passed ther was the sup to finish his swallowing and Suzanne became tired she heard preparing her voice: she cried and fell dead. AND of refusing all the young per. (here the teller sings) All the neighbors came, men of the village,and. She but snake the slipped silenworried MAGAZINES too about getting Maman! Maman! dy into the woods... a prince... Her mother rea- (mother, mother lized that she was wrong Main coulèv ap valé moins STRENGTH OF EGGS IN and decided to find ber a (the snake (my husband) is According to tests made ENGLISH good husband... eating me) at Cornell university (on At that time, a young and Then she heard the voicel3998 eggs laid by a flock Sole distributor of tbe handsome little man came, of her son-in law... jof wbite Leghorn pultets) New York Herald Tribune elegant in his walking and Maman Maman! tbe average pressure requir- (Deliver daily to your door) with his head slightly bend Depi m' 'piti ce conca moins ed to break an egg was 9.8. Rue Roux - to the left. The mother lik-ye (since a boy, I have been pounds, with the bigbest A LA CARAVELLE Tel. 3495 ed him <Oh what a handso-like that) 18.7 pounds. Pressure was me boy, (ce bon dieu qui applied from end to end. It voyé li) Lord sent him to Maman! Maman! was found tbat tbe pressure required for breaking was about tbree to four pounds CLOTHES less wben applied between V KEEP YOUR tbe sides of tbe egg. HUMAN ANT EATERS FRESH According to an official lof tbe Soutb African native CRISP affairs department. the Shan gaan natives of the Transvaal and Rbodesia would SS.AMERICA AND SWEET AS-AIR bave starved witbout such dietary items as ants, locusts, caterpillards, and beat TO les. Fried ants, be reports, An up- to-date cleaning taste sometbing like crisp; Plant tbat offers fast sweet- an- sbarp bacon, and and reliable work is are bigb in vitamin content AT YOUR SERVICE COPPER NICKEL EUROPE ALLOYS In tbe copper base alloys ranging from 10 0l0 nickel FROM silver to Gonstantan (550/0 $ 160 copper- 45 olo nickel), an HAITIAN AMERICAN important and relatively UNITED STATES LINES DRY CLEANERS new member is tbe 70-30 cuppo- nickel alloy wubich NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE bas become the standard ma INFORMATION RING: 2242 terial for marine condenser Stubing, ICKEL EUROPE ALLOYS In tbe copper base alloys ranging from 10 0l0 nickel FROM silver to Gonstantan (550/0 $ 160 copper- 45 olo nickel), an HAITIAN AMERICAN important and relatively UNITED STATES LINES DRY CLEANERS new member is tbe 70-30 cuppo- nickel alloy wubich NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE bas become the standard ma INFORMATION RING: 2242 terial for marine condenser Stubing, --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. HAITI SUN PAGE 7 NEW COURSE AT CENTRE D'ART This week the Centre d'Art inaugurated a new class. The class which is un der the able direction of OF Mrs. Robel Paris is a cour- DEFINITIONS < PRIMITIVE ART BY THE SUN LIBRARY se in unusual painting tech SOME HAITIAN ARTISTS niques and serigraphy. Seri- <Primitive Art> is a non-matured graphy is the latest and livart; an art in HIGHWAY jillo; primitive lost hamlets eliest of the arts. Serigraphs which one finds naivete and unskillfulness of the arACROSS THE lin jungle and savannah; are original hand- signed tist. WEST INDIES Spanish towns, towns, English works of art in the same <Primitive Art> is the expression of the first men in The exciting and inform- settlements Indian and Negro graphic arts field as contact with Nature. From the very beginning up to to ative record of 12.000 mi- car too, Once his ings or woodcuts. This isae new; Artin a process of evolution. les over highway, hill-track an earthquake; was parked On top of medium has opened up an Science is the basic for and stream- bed through again it was entirely new development mitive Art cut off support everything and sPri <Lost> nearly two weeks on the fine being from this support can be de the tropical beauty of the a sailing ves. in arts. They are fined as the unscientific way to express a thought. West Indies. With 48 pho- sel, without on pictures printed in color on tographs and map. radio, a pas paper by the artist in his <Primitive Art> is the unskilled transportation of a By Herbert C. LANKS sage berween islands. Bur own studio. In etching, a form which has impressed the artist. it, and its driver, camel copper plate is used: in Primitive Art is the In this magnificently il- through to complere a re- wood engraving, a wood sion. Every artist must starting point this in artistic expres lustrated and informative markable journey with fly- block. In lithography, a sto pass through stage. volume, Herbert C. Lanks ing colors. ne, and so, in making seri- <Primitive Arb> is the art of those who purposely continues his chronicle of Of his advertures and mi- graphs, a screen made of paint a subject in an incom prehensible way. The artist motor travel off the the nor mishaps, of things and specially woven silk (bol- is usually the only one who can explain the meaning. main highways of the Wes- places seen. and people met, ting cloth) is used. It is <Primitive Art> is the first expression of an artist. tern Hemisphere. Now he Mr. Lanks writes with easy medium which offers an un alre tends towards realism. writes of the colorful sea- informality and a great limited range of textural ef- <Primitive Art> is the art which deals with the sugirt islands that stretch in wealth of solid fact. High- fects. pernatural which is expressed by form and color. Desa great arc east and south way Across the West Indies Under no circumstances pite the lack Or technical it is a cultivfrom Florida to the South is a fine book to read for are serigraphs to be confus- ated art. . Now he Mr. Lanks writes with easy medium which offers an un alre tends towards realism. writes of the colorful sea- informality and a great limited range of textural ef- <Primitive Art> is the art which deals with the sugirt islands that stretch in wealth of solid fact. High- fects. pernatural which is expressed by form and color. Desa great arc east and south way Across the West Indies Under no circumstances pite the lack Or technical it is a cultivfrom Florida to the South is a fine book to read for are serigraphs to be confus- ated art. means, very American shore. sheer enjoyment. It is a de- ed with silk screen <Primitive Mr. Lanks' route took light to see, because of the reproductions of process Art> is the ipdividual expression of a him. by land and by water author's many superb pho- The artist when paintings. neople's culture. Its development runs parallel with the lengh of Cuba, Haiti, tographs. And, for anyone his creating this culture. It follows no rules but it is still art. Santo Domingo, Puerto Ri- planning a visit to the West his prints usually employs <Primitive Art> is determined by Time and is condico, and.on through the les- Indies, by motor or other- ing sketch as only do as a start- tioned by the economical, social and religious evoluser islands to Trinidad, in wise, it is a perfect mine of print, point, once begun, etchers.The is devel- tion of a society. <Primitive Aro is then the synthesis the shadow of the main- interesting and practical in- oped to take full advaritage of those different ways of living in a given society at land. 12.000 miles over formation, gathered at first of the medium, and becom- siven time. land his car rolled,on everylhand and set forth fully and es an original, creative Jean CHENET sort of highway from the ficlearly. work of art. Since its incep: Copyright 1950 ne asphalt roads of Teinfobesinable at tion, serigraph exhibitions dad tothe dry stream- beds have been held in almost of Haiti. He saw modern A LA CARAVELLE all the leading museums, cities like Havana and Tru Price 5 dollars. universities, and galleries throughout the United StaPOETS' CORNER tes. MINE CHRISTOPHE OPPORTUNITIES FOR God's world of beauty POETS Is all for me! Your passion carried fire O throughout the Isle: The first colonists whoj The sky and the hills Tall palms facing the sun settled in New Zealand hop And the cobalt sea, flamed ed to see the birth of a moO Darkling fields of cane Idest Utopia in the Pacific. I stand and gaze flamed Some people still think of And my heart fills up And slaves running under it as a paradise on earth. With thanks and joy the burning sun But, says Allen Curnow, in Ina loving cup. They too became tongues of his talk on poets of the O flame, South Pacific can Irish poet And I drink full deep Calling on high the free- whom I met in a London Of all I see dom they sought. pub got nearer the mark>: O New Zealand>, he said, This breakfront, cabinet,table and accessories were And my head fairly But a solitary bullet of Tis an isolated country > designed by students at the School for American Crafts Reels with ecstasy! silvery cast This accident of geogra- men, part of Alfred University in the State of NewZuleika Bradford Haight Withered the splender of phy,this tariff-barrier of dis York. The School, first in the United States to confer your Kingdom tance and isolation, has a degree for work in the hand arts, is one of the And now your fortress, the created opportunities for means by which the products of American craftsmen battered ruins poets - just as it has de- have been raised to a high degree of professional a VISIT the That once rivalled nations, nied them to musicians and chievement. men, part of Alfred University in the State of NewZuleika Bradford Haight Withered the splender of phy,this tariff-barrier of dis York. The School, first in the United States to confer your Kingdom tance and isolation, has a degree for work in the hand arts, is one of the And now your fortress, the created opportunities for means by which the products of American craftsmen battered ruins poets - just as it has de- have been raised to a high degree of professional a VISIT the That once rivalled nations, nied them to musicians and chievement. A dangling bait for tourists to artists -for the obvious Goyer to behold reason that books are porta des And held in awe forever, ble. If we are to have any fiers past and present. new picture of New ZeaWas your hope to carry your Arto picture at all of the New In <Poets of the South Iand, ewhich did not commemory over? Zealand mind, local charac-, Pacific>, Allen Curnow dis- mend itself at once to New Flastigues O ter, and imagination - any cusses the work of R.A.K. bait for tourists to artists -for the obvious Goyer to behold reason that books are porta des And held in awe forever, ble. If we are to have any fiers past and present. new picture of New ZeaWas your hope to carry your Arto picture at all of the New In <Poets of the South Iand, ewhich did not commemory over? Zealand mind, local charac-, Pacific>, Allen Curnow dis- mend itself at once to New Flastigues O ter, and imagination - any cusses the work of R.A.K. Zealanders,and Denis Glov From *Thoughts from a idea of what it is like to be Mason, a poet who xlooked er, ca young New Zealand 108- RUE DU CENTBE Haitian Hillrop> a New Zealander we in his heart and wrote>. A. publisher who has created PORT AU- -PRINCEMA must look for it chiefly in R.D. Fairburn, who painted poets as well as poems of by Linda Thomas the work of poets and versi in his verses an entirely his own.> --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. w à FA it PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK. REMEMBER HOTEL NIAUHEOG INPU NN OUR SODA FOUNTAIN RAVIOLI SERVES PETIONVILLE THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS DINE AND ICE CREAM AND BELLE DANCE LA CREOLE Tbursday might P GENUINE GERMAN we serve delicious Dishing Up Italian Ravioli. GOOD FOOD BEER, FRANKFURTERS Saturday might AND we provide one is our specialty CUISINE of Haitis' best ALSO BEER GARDEN Orchestras for your ICE CREAM dancing pleasure. COFFEE OF SODA POP <NOBBE - BONDELS> CLUB DRINKS (Exposition Grounds) TABOU SAVOY RESTAURANT Cold Drink A PREMIUM <STEAK and Sandwich TO DAY NOT A HERO After rescuing a fellow (American Style Grocery) A AT "LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG," snid Noel Neill when townsman from his burning Rue Pavee - 2 blocks the camera man asked her to pose. *AIl right," said the O.M, home, a Port- au- Prince, From tbe Grand Rue Kalmar's Café "we'll put the pup in the pioture," and he did, as you see. Mias grocer declared modestly: Neill, one of the most photographed girls in Hollywood, - <Anyone would have done - tar S - la CENTRAL MARKET a t.7 Al mar A the same thing. He was a CHAMP DE MARS very good customer>, COOL OFF Enjoy an Exceptional CAPTAIN ACES *DINNER 5.000 Ft. above Sea- Level Tbe best- * LUNCHEON DINE BY THE Cuisine Rooms and Wine Cellar * AFTERNOON WATERS EDGE TEA. CHATELET DES FLEURS EXCELLENT FOOD IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS AND SERVICE MENU Saturday WARM WELCOME COOL SPOT AUX ORCHIDEES Evening Potage Windsor Petionville HIGGINS Y Broiled filet of fish Grilled T-bone BAR steak Or M ONTE CARLO Filet steak FEATURES TI RO RO and bis drums OF THE Merry, garden salad TRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC RUE DU QUAI AME RICAS French fried potatoes String beans CAR QUITE A BANG EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING Assorted Ice cream ROULETTE, DICE a215 HIRE or When Mr. Alexander Gun HAYTIAN TRAVEL Lemon meringue pie was dismissed from the cusONEARM American or Haitian Coffee toms of Edinburgh, the enBANDITS... SERVICE Hotel try made against his name in the books was: wA Gun EL RANCHO discharged for making a fal "CASINO NATIONAL" TEL: 2242 se report>. French fried potatoes String beans CAR QUITE A BANG EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING Assorted Ice cream ROULETTE, DICE a215 HIRE or When Mr. Alexander Gun HAYTIAN TRAVEL Lemon meringue pie was dismissed from the cusONEARM American or Haitian Coffee toms of Edinburgh, the enBANDITS... SERVICE Hotel try made against his name in the books was: wA Gun EL RANCHO discharged for making a fal "CASINO NATIONAL" TEL: 2242 se report>. --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12TH. <HAITI SUN> PAGE 9 be named Marie Margueri-rannual visit to Haiti, to mal Albert Silvera, owner of te. Mrs. Vorbe who is the Ike a special analysis for the the El Rancho Hotel, returformer Marguerite Roy is local bottler's of Coca- Cola ned to Port- au- Prince mother of four sons and the BRASSERIE DE LA Wednesday, after attendnow a girl. COURONNE, S. A. He will ind the recent conference be in Port- au-Prince for held by the ASTA in WasN Saturday morning Nov- the next few days. hington. ai ember 4th. a daughter was beach born to Mr. and Mrs Edou- Clarette Julien returned Olga Samson returned ard Esper. Mrs. Esper, the from Miami last Sunday. from Miami Florida last Iformer Ginette Buteau, Mr L. Dessources ycombin says arrived Tuesday. they have named their back from the U.S. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Nest daughter Yamile, which is Back from a twelve day who arrived in town last Recuperating at his home ber 4th. in Gonaives we truly a beautiful name. visit to the Virgin Islands Monday are spending their after an appendix operation saw many members of Port Published in other journ- is Mr. Arthur O'Neil. Mr. vacation here, at the Hotel is Mr. Antonio Talamas. Mr au-Prince society. Mr. and als of the city this week O'Neil had good things to Ibo Lele. Talamas who is the Ford Mrs. F Bogart and Leslie was news of the departurejsay about Port- au- Prince. Mr. Salomon Baboun retcar dealer in Port- au- Prin and Serge Bogart were this December of the Laflin on his return from St. Tho- urned Sunday fron a busince was operated on last chere, also Marie Therese clan. It is reported that Mr.) mas. ess trip to Miami. Wednesday at Hospital Asi- Boucard and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Laflin, Chief of SCI- Captain Davis of the Air le Francais. Robert Deschamps and a PA, will leave in December Craft Carrier Franklin D. Sylvio Cator, recently elAfter a three- days stay host of others. for Washington, sad news. Roosevelt. gave the city a ected deputy, is back in at Hotel El Rancho Thella Mr. Athanase Auguste thrill last week, when he town after a visit to the Caputo and Ruth Scott re- and Mme Vve Fils- Aimé It is also reported that sev- landed his helicopter on the United States, turned to the States.The girl Jeanty have the pleasure ineral foreigners will form Champ de Mars. Those who Tennis enthusiasts will said they had a wonderful announcing the marriage of'part of the delegation that were lucky enough to board welcome the news of the time here and showered ma their daugther and son Yolwill assist in the ceremonies the Carrier, last weekend al return to Haiti of popular ny thanks on their perfect lande and Pierre on Wed- of the oath-taking of the Pt agree that the *Jetsw stole Mrs. Gussie Higgins. Mrs. hosts, Lionel, Gerard and nesday Dem. 6th at 6:30 Elect on December the Gth. the show. She carries the Higgins who is a proficient Ti Pouce who showed them a.m. at the Cathedral <La These foreigners will be of- two latest type of <Jetss, tennis player arrived back the sights of the city Kens- Sainte Trinite>. ficials from friendly nations Mr. and Mrs. Caleb El- from a pleasant sejour in coffand Furcy. At the home of Mr & A solemn requiem mass liot, arrived back from the New York City last SunOn the first and second Mrs. 6th at 6:30 Elect on December the Gth. the show. She carries the Higgins who is a proficient Ti Pouce who showed them a.m. at the Cathedral <La These foreigners will be of- two latest type of <Jetss, tennis player arrived back the sights of the city Kens- Sainte Trinite>. ficials from friendly nations Mr. and Mrs. Caleb El- from a pleasant sejour in coffand Furcy. At the home of Mr & A solemn requiem mass liot, arrived back from the New York City last SunOn the first and second Mrs. Frantz Siegel Last Mon held on Saturday 11th. at States last Thursday. day and is staying with hus of November, those twoday evening a gathering of 6:30 at the Chapel of the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ber- band Tom at the Orchidées days holiday 0 u r good the younger sect of Port-au Institute St-Louis de Gonza- ne and son Gilbert arrived friend Heky emke and his Prince society celebrated gue was offered by Bishop Wednesday from the States Continued on Page 11 wife accompanied by Otto the charming Gerda Siegel's Bellec, Vicar General of the Madsen and wife, Fred Mad Birthday. We saw in cir- Archdiocese, for the rest sen and wife, and Mr. and cling the buffet supper, Mrs of the souls of the deceased Mrs. Marcel Jeanty, vacatio Gladys Evans, Yolande E-of last year; among whom ned at Madsen's residence theard, Liliane and Marie-l were Bishop Pichon, Rev. Refresh... .Add in Gonaives. Therese Duvivier, Marie-An Father Richard, Brother The well known local Ar/ne Voight, Denise Rouzier Marie-Leon, Leopold Domi chitect and Engineer Mar- Daniel Sendral, Carl Heine nique and several other tea Zest To The Hour cel Villard returned Thurs- Wulf and David Bigio. The chers and comrades. day from a business trip to party was a happy success After attending Gonaives! the ball Miami. and lasted way into the Saturday night in A hunting we- will- go.. night. the Junta Government retNovember the 7th a hunturned to Port- au- Prince ing and spearfishing party Mr. Albert Mesa, presi- by sea. They embarked at under the presidency of Ki- dent of the Alhamba Ma- the city of Independence at ki Villard assisted by Ti chinery Corporation of Newj 1:00 A.M. and arrived in Georges Léger made head- York City. arrived in Port- the Capital at 8:00 A.M. quarters ateDeluge> on the au- Prince on Wednesday, Sunday November the 5th. road to St- Marc. Among en route Les Cayes where On Friday evening Novthe party members were he is directing the construc- ember the 3rd a splendid re Mme Georges Leger, Jr.Mr tion of the new Sugar Mill. ception was given by the and Mrs. Roger Denis, Mr. Mr. Mesa is no stranger to Public Affairs Officer of the and Mrs. Louis Roy, Denise! Haiti, having spent some ti American Embassy and Mrs. and Gisele Duvigneaud, Ma me here before World War John Campbell at their horie Therese Villard, Mr. Ot- II while building the Sugar me in Bourdon. The recepto Keilh and Jack Martin. Mill at Cap Haitien.. En-1 tion thoroughly enjoyed by Young and dashing Lou- gineer Mesa, who is also aall who attended is still tal lou Deioie has tired of the sportsman pilot and executi ked of as <one the best parold terra firma (anvone wis ve officer of the 1st. Group! ties >. Ambassador and hine to buv a Dvnaflow of the New York City Air Mrs. De Courcy. Capt. DaCoupe apply Haiti Sun) un Patrol with the rank of Cap vis of the aircraft carrier der the direction of Vete- tain, boasts of being theFranklin D. Roosevelt, Col. ran Flving Instructor Capt. most successful student of Folansbee. Dr. Assad, MaTames O. Plinton Tr. Lou- his first flying instructor, dame Albert Silvera, MorisTon is Jearning the art of Jim Plinton, who taught seau Leroy, Mr. hine to buv a Dvnaflow of the New York City Air Mrs. De Courcy. Capt. DaCoupe apply Haiti Sun) un Patrol with the rank of Cap vis of the aircraft carrier der the direction of Vete- tain, boasts of being theFranklin D. Roosevelt, Col. ran Flving Instructor Capt. most successful student of Folansbee. Dr. Assad, MaTames O. Plinton Tr. Lou- his first flying instructor, dame Albert Silvera, MorisTon is Jearning the art of Jim Plinton, who taught seau Leroy, Mr. John Burns culilé Aeronautics. him to fly in 1946 before Mr. and Mrs. Eric Neff,and The death of Mr. Marius leaving for Haiti. Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Borges "Coke Rorne necnered in New One of the social high- Mr. Von Hartz, Mrs. Fergu Vork lact Mondav. Mr Bet lights of last week was a re son, Mr. Southerland, Glane wvae the fonnder nf the ception at the home of the dys Froen, Miss Lee, Mr. Ajw i either may ...dots exnnet firm of M. Berne in Secretary of the Venezue- Hall, Bob Kenyon were a- eabert mean the same thing. Taiti he bodv is to be lan Embassy, Sr. Enrique mong the many who attend hrowoht hack to Haiti for Leonarocha, and Sra. Leona ed this interesting social DOmUD WD AUTHORY o T L6OCLCOMA.CRRRINTL. hurial We offer our condo rocha in honor of members event. lonce dn the Rerne family. of the Diplomatic Corps in BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE relativee and friends. Port-au- Prince. Mr. J. Winchester, cheA+ the orand ball held at Mr. and Mrs. Jean Vorbe mist for the Coca-Cola Exthe Cercle du Commerce announce that their daugh- port Corporation,with headS. A. Iter born Friday 3. rd is to quaters in Miami, is on his last Saturday night Novem- --- Page 10 --- SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. PAGE 10 <HAITI WE GO FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT E APART OF WEST AFRICA VISITED BY THE WELL- KNOWN AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTER COLIN WILLS WHILE ON 4 TOUR FOR THE BBC WAS NIGERIA. HE DESCRIBES THE SUCCESS IN SUPERSTITION, THE INDUSTRIAL LIFE, AND THE AFRICAN'S EVER INCREASING THEIR EFFORTS TO COME TO TERMS WITH THE MODERN WORLD. a N "To begin at Lagos, the ca] same shrewd, self- confident) Thorne was setting out on a] hedged round by living walls fine is workers.> the universal I must opi- say pital of Nigeria the name individualists as taxi-drivers journey, Emannuel came toof cactus, which stretch, per-that not white ineidentally, comes from the do anywhere. And yet and the bungalow early in the haps, a mile and stand high- mion it among is the view employers of a man Portuguese word for lagoons here is West Africa for you morning to ask permission er than a man. but Thel town spreads out for mi- in a flash in a local paper to read to him religious say- Qnite apart from the mines of ugreat experience. that, les; crowding the labyrinth I read this little announce- ings about the perils of tra- the plateau has its problems There is ino doubt a of flat among the lagoons. Be ment: <Last night the Ibadan vel. of. poor, exhausted, and ero with intelligent West guidance, yond tthe burning Streets of taxi-drivers> association met I rwas itouched by this de- ded land, nand the radministra greit many are-showing African real great stores and warehouses, and sacrificed ducks, goats, votion, and I formed-an imp- tion, ris carrying out big reset cormimumities The the shadowy smaller streets and dogs to Ogun, God of ression. of a man dedicated tlement schenies, particular- progress. ment: <Last night the Ibadan vel. of. poor, exhausted, and ero with intelligent West guidance, yond tthe burning Streets of taxi-drivers> association met I rwas itouched by this de- ded land, nand the radministra greit many are-showing African real great stores and warehouses, and sacrificed ducks, goats, votion, and I formed-an imp- tion, ris carrying out big reset cormimumities The the shadowy smaller streets and dogs to Ogun, God of ression. of a man dedicated tlement schenies, particular- progress. is Udi, the classic lastf trdistrict exam- I form a vast, dingy maze, full Iron, and prayed to him to to spiritual ithings 'and auste ly. làt Shendam,sinderthe: where pla ple The Udi were ofnoise and music, talk and prevent accidents>. rity. But I isoon found Eman teau rescarpment, hacked new visited. people work and play, full of the An English friend, reading nuel had his less austere si- villages have been anza admirable community, in smell of spicy cooking from the notice, said to me: <And de. Soon after we started, he out of wild country. selligent-and. hard- working tens of thousands of little, these are the people who asked ifi he might collect so- From the plateau, I travel- farmers mostly: But they had plastered houses. want self- Government. > I me food his wives were led by train for twenty four few roads, few public BerviAll day long, thousands of could not help answering bringing him Polygamy, hours on end to Enugu, the ces, and the vast majority people go marketing along that the Greeks, too, had aby the way, is still general chief town of the Eastern were illiterate. the 'crowded quays; people god of iron. Ogun is still a in many parts of West Provinces. Here the whole To cure that state of afîn bright coloured cotton, powerfull influence in Yoru Africa, and it is not country changed again: ev- fairs by pouring out Govern mostly blue. They buy their ba land. And that is natural ate all uncommon for a man erything green, Insh ment money wias simply be and chickens and enough among people with a to have two wives, as Eman in valleys and yond the of the public fish vegegrowth m power tables and spices, and at high tradition in the metal nuel had. heath on the hills, as thoughpurse. For example, Udi is queer- looking and queer- crafts, people who, centuries My other companion was had been a bit of Cornwall only. One tiny distriet: the smelling stalls, crammed ago, produced the superb one I shall call Mr. Thomas, : tat part of the Eastern Ibo race, ito which the Udi with curious herbs and roots bronze seulptures that today an African official and, in Provinees live large numbers folk- belong, has a least three like mandrakes, and hung are an inspiration to modern private, a dreamer. <Colonel of the Ibo people, a stalwart; millions of illiterates. To with feathers and dried rep- exponents of the art in Eu- Thorne>, he said, sis the fin) big- headed race, quick wit- teach all those, else that and to do tiles and animal skins, theyl rope. jest of men. He is beloved by Ited, and ambitious and rest- everything had ta. buy-their traditional medici- AVISIT TO THE ONI all. Colonel Thorne likes, ev- less perhaps of all West A be done, there was only one nes and the charms they beOF IFE erything to go according to fricans the people who most way- voluntary help. live will work their will or I saw some examples of try's present mood rof great This was put up to the vil guard them from evil magic. this ancient work when I plan, hitch. For to go myself, off without I don't - easily fit in with the coun- lage councils. Many of them went on to Ife, and there, too ke things to go according to change. rected well; I picked out Udi There are thousands of edt saw a shrine dedicated to plan, I much prefer a hitch Iwent to the mine, the En district because its record is ucated citizens wiho wohld the god of iron, and to a le- here, a hitch there. to the vil guard them from evil magic. this ancient work when I plan, hitch. For to go myself, off without I don't - easily fit in with the coun- lage councils. Many of them went on to Ife, and there, too ke things to go according to change. rected well; I picked out Udi There are thousands of edt saw a shrine dedicated to plan, I much prefer a hitch Iwent to the mine, the En district because its record is ucated citizens wiho wohld the god of iron, and to a le- here, a hitch there. I thing ugu coal mine, where last a fine one. The villagers vono more dream of bothering gendary disciple of his called lit's better, more African. year there were riots and mi lunteèred. They were so plea with things like that than Ladin, a blacsmith of prodi A few days later, I was ners were killed when the sed with the first work they you orIv would, but you find gious powers. My guide, an A on the plateau, up towards police opened fire. did, building roads, that they this contrast everywhere in fican official, told me rather the centre of Nigeria. The I went through the mine to build markets West Africa: the acceptance regretfully that young people watched and maternity clinics: EE. nowadays do not pay the tin mines have changed the the men at work, and of European ideas and the shri landscape there, The wide, and talked to some of them. reading rooms. The Gosurvival of old cults which nes the respect they should. green downs are patterned They semed remarkablt like vernment helped with sughave a much greater power I went to see the Oni of with and mounds other hard- workking men of gestions, with material, with than we ever dream. I saw Ife, a paramount chief of and mile gulfs - long streaks any other race, solid, a little technical supervion: the Udi this in very marked degree great power, the spiritual of red earth torn up by the slow at times, but shrewd folk put up what môney they in Yoruba land. head of the Yorubas, politic drag- lines. From a purelyland humorous. could and their labour. al head of a not- untroubled aesthetic point of view, this In another village I visited The Yorubas are an old territory. like He himself looks has a certain dramatic beau And yet some of these ther rreading room; and there nation of the Negro world- exactly one of those old ty. me men, during the stay-in sa-I found people studying dark skinned, with very ex- bronze come to life. The strike, had hemmed inmine newspapers, pamphelts, and pressive features, oval faces Oni is well known in Bri- CHANGING LIFE OF officials in a cul- de- sac and simple English books. I com and lithe, supple limbs. Yoru tain as well as in West A- THE PLATEAU advanced on thehm plimented the local headman ba land is in the Western frica as one of those ingly. until the police mneracte had to; the smartness of building Provinees,and I left Lagos who may be able to help the The mines have changed fire. And I learned a and asked him how old it for Ibadan, chief town of the two countries understand the life of the plateau, too. how they had been Enugu was: *Only a year, he said Western Provinces and the each other. It' is men like They have brought a number to that pitch. The brought <It was no good having it be biggest Negro city on earth. him, mature but still young of workers from other partshad brought ju-ju atatsmtnes dancer then, nobody could read (understanding the two ways of Nigeria. Where they whinled and ,And then at the of stands midst havewho village I in the Ofof thought, believing both in taken farming or grazing in front of the stamped Ogwofia, where there a. of rolling country pungent-the Comimonwealth and in the land belonging to the local ners, and crowd of room, a maternity is forest mpadine smelling and dusty destiny of their own people, tribes, guarantees have been them finally succeded in clinic, a farms laboriously hoed. whinled and ,And then at the of stands midst havewho village I in the Ofof thought, believing both in taken farming or grazing in front of the stamped Ogwofia, where there a. of rolling country pungent-the Comimonwealth and in the land belonging to the local ners, and crowd of room, a maternity is forest mpadine smelling and dusty destiny of their own people, tribes, guarantees have been them finally succeded in clinic, a farms laboriously hoed. It i8 who are the best hope of un given that this will be rest- rousing to a frenzy. quite a community number shop,and of good built on many hills, and from derstanding. ored with compensation when But the mind of these sim roads, the the highest of them I look- I travelled back to Lagos mining in each area is finish ple African workers can bea pardonable villagers pride. The display ed out over the town.Itwas with two very interesting ed. made to react to quite other bard has made up three local enormous:the narrow streets characters. One was the dri- Sometimes the villagers things. In Calabar, that stran celebrating their songs of mud houses spread over ver, Emannuel, a plumb, po-have been settled on newge, old port among the man'ments. And have achievethe hills as far as I could see.lite man and an excellent'lands; a few have grown rich groves, I met an Englishman gned a village they half dark desithe In town itelf-srafficidriver His services had on land rights. The more jn- with a limitless faith in the blue, half flag, with was dense and noisy. Ibadan been lent to me by Colonel telligent chiefs have used the capacity and virtue of the A row going wihite, from One an aris properous, and among thej Thorne, Information Officer money to give their people frican worker, when you the other. side to lorries were many fine priv-of the Western Provinces, amenities. But many of the treat him with consideration mean? <I <What does that ate cars and even more taxis who told me Emannuel was people of the plateau still li- and judment. They've only headman asked, answered: and the The taxi-drivers, when you intensely religious. So much ve a fairly primitive life, in to be treated rights, he sald, means eIt talk to them, seem much the so that, once, when Colonel, isolated- villages, sometimes <and they'rea fine people and'to lights, we go from darkness. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 THE BEACH COMBER HAITI Continued from 4 AND U.S - ONLY A page NATION CUINEE 2 SMteAzNsex Mr. Jan A. Bata, BraziTO PAY UP. NE C lian Industrialist arrived in this SPORT City Monday from Mia- The Council of the Organil money to other Inter Amerimi Florida. After spending zation of American States is can Organizations, it revealseveral days with the Bata asking member nations to ed. FOOTBALL Excelsior 2 Company Officials here, he- pay kas soon as possiblez Army 1 returned to Rio Janeiro. Mr their debts to the Pan Ameri In the amounts owed to The fourth game of the Victory 1 Jan Bata left Friday, he can Organizations, the Pan American Union 10 football season was played Bacardo 0 is. der the brother of the foun- At its meeting held nations Brazil, Chile, El last Sunday. 3.500 persons Violette 0 of the Bata Shoe Com- day Nov. 4 th. the Satur- Salvador, Honduras, Mexico watched Army draw with pany who have factory in OAS Nicaragua, Panama, Peru De most countries in the Couneil approved a report of Victory at Parc Leconte last world minican Republic and VeneSunday afternoon Novemb- For those persons who Madame Jnlia El Saieh, its finance committee on the zuela are behind in their er 5th. The are interested in sport, and returned to the city last Sun subject and decided to ask quotas only for the current game proved to are not familiar with the day, Madame El Saieh member nations to their very be a thrilling one, and who pay 1950-1951 financial year. the Couneil approved a report of Victory at Parc Leconte last world minican Republic and VeneSunday afternoon Novemb- For those persons who Madame Jnlia El Saieh, its finance committee on the zuela are behind in their er 5th. The are interested in sport, and returned to the city last Sun subject and decided to ask quotas only for the current game proved to are not familiar with the day, Madame El Saieh member nations to their very be a thrilling one, and who pay 1950-1951 financial year. football fans anticipate so- type of football played he- is the owner of the Vve past- due quotas. These payments were due hard matches in re in Haiti, a word of ad- Joseph El Saieh store The United States and Hai. 1st. me really vice... attend several of town, was at Doctors in ti are the only American Re- July roay the future, for they predict these Sunday afternoon mat tal, in New York Hospi which are two these teams will be receiving publics up-todate Luis Quitanilla, chairman ches and in no time will medical attention. in their quota of the OAS hard to beat by the present payment toCouncil, noted leaders of the contest Ra-1 you familiarize yourself Mr. Georges Francis ret- the Pan American Union forthat certain other nations and Excelsior. with this not too complica- urned to Port- au- Prince the maintenance of the gene owe debts from as far back cing ted and enjoyable game.The last Monday. ral secretariat of the OAS.as 1943 countries which owe The leaders Racing and game lasts 70 minutes, that Staying at the Ibo Lele the report showed. All thefor previous years as well as Excelsior will play today atis two halves of 35minutes this week was Mr. Kilian countries except Haiti owethe current one are Argenti3:45 p.m. at Parc Leconte each. Seating and refresh- Hennessy VII of Conac Ina, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa The contest points at pre ments are available. The: France, Mr. Hennessy is the grounds, next week. Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatesent are: game starts at 3:45 p.m. 7ch generation of the foun- Mir. Lon Southerland, of mala, Paraguay and Urue Racing 2. Sunday. der of that famous <Bran- *Southerland Tours>, took guay. e, Idys, who were incidently loff for Ciudad Trujillo by a la a loriginally from Cork Ire-1 auto, Friday morning, Mr. Quintanilla urged OAS coun land, they moved to Conac Southerland crossed the <Bor cil representatives to encour in France, many many der>, to contact other Tou- age their governments to pay years ago. rist Agents, and to meet Mrs their quotas and said he Quote - Southerland, who has been would ask his own govern- - Slow down and take it] up in Washington attendingment, Mexico, to pay what it easy.. life is still Tough the ASTA, convention. owes. J.O. Plinton) Tuesdays, Thursday and Gentlemen prepare your Saturdays. Movies and a mu The finance committe has lines, tackles, and bait, Dr. sical program will be pres- not reported on the ArgentiLin is back to carry on the ented at 7:00 A.M. at the ne request of last month for making of convenient ponds American Pavilion at the a revision in the financing full of sfisho. Report the lo Exposition, beginning next system of the Pan American cation o f th e hunting week. Union. FORD TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS U FOR On Saturday afternoon during the fall months, spec MODERN tators fill college stadiums throughout the United StaFARMING tes to see their favorite teams play football. Points are scored when One team moves the ball Of throwing it DOES to a teammate. Points also çan be made by kicking MORE the football between the uprights andover the crossbar of the goalpost of the opposing team. The playJOBS ing field is 300 feet long and 160 feet wide. SAVES Continued from page 4 |free from all customs duMORE deduction. On Saturday afternoon during the fall months, spec MODERN tators fill college stadiums throughout the United StaFARMING tes to see their favorite teams play football. Points are scored when One team moves the ball Of throwing it DOES to a teammate. Points also çan be made by kicking MORE the football between the uprights andover the crossbar of the goalpost of the opposing team. The playJOBS ing field is 300 feet long and 160 feet wide. SAVES Continued from page 4 |free from all customs duMORE deduction. It is required ties and charges other than HOURS that the entity receiving the the gross sales tax, providdonation be operating ined they weigh no less than Colombia, that it use the do,20 ounces (net) per dozen nation within the country, has been authorized by the and that it distribute no pro Government of Cuba, until fits to stockholders. December 15, 1950. Simul1951 - MODEL NOW ON DISPLAY taneously, a decree was issued authorizing duty- free FRESH EGGS entry of hatching eggs for a HAITI. MOTORS, S.A. IMPORTED TO CUBA period, of 2 years. All such eggs must be stamped *paU.S Department of Com- ra incubar> and must show AUTHORIZED DEALERS merce réports that importa- the name and address of the tion into Cuba of fres eggs farm where prbduced. GRAND RUE PHONE 3134 --- Page 12 --- SUNDAY NOV. 12 TH. PAGE 12 <HAITI SUN> ACTIVITIES AT HAITIAN) Continued from page 1 PARAMOUNTCLASSIFIED ADS. AMERICAN INSTITUTE from North Korea lest com PROGRAM OF WEEK T syr Wednesday at 1:00 P.M. bat with United Nations Nov.12 to 19 Classified advertisenients |Conctat <Haiti Sun>. the voice of the Haitian Ame troops precipitate World Sunday November 12 are accepted for sbingsUSED AUTOS FOR SALE rican Institute heard over War III. left At 3:30 P.M wanted Or umvanted; ar-Dodge 4 door 4VRW will present a pro- There the matter was Le Fantome Ecarlate cles for sale; personal servi- Sedan. gram of<Hot Jazzs classics,at the end of a three- hour 2nd part ces; miscellaneous items, Mgtor in good including records of Benny! session, with a tacit agree- A Cow boy film smeb 2s jobs wvantedibouses condition Goodman, Red Nichols Louis ment to give representatives At 6 and 8:15 P.M. for rent; tutoring; traveling General Appearance O. K Armstrong, Duke Ellington, of the Peking government, Le maitre de la Prairie companions; ideas for sale. Last Price cash 350 dollars. and Jelly Roll Morton among who have been invited to Spencer Tracy, Katharine #ot accepted, advertise- Contact <Haiti Sun>. others. defend themselves on charg- Hepburne and Robert Walments of political nature. 1948 Chev. 5 passenger The evoice> of the institu es of intervention, another The ker. Rate: 25c per insertion, ma in excellent te is heard every week at week or so to get here. Monday Nov. 13 simim of 3 words. coup, done 17.000 this same hour and includes delegation is assembling in At 6:00 P. M. condition, a variety of things musically Prague, but has not yet apFantome Ecarlate A jeep at a miles. Ring. 7188, 7225 from Bach to. Bix to Bix plied for American visas, Le 2nd part reasonable price. 1949 Hudson 8 cylinders Biederbecke, along with, which are awaiting them. A Cow boy film Contact cHaiti Sun> good condition book reviews, round table The delay on the resolu- Tuesday Nov. 14 BUSINESS FOR SALE perfect motor. Call 2242 discussions, Folklore, Hlistory tion was regarded as unim- At 6:00 P.M and 8:15 FOR SALE I 1949 Buick convertable and histories. Bach to. Bix to Bix plied for American visas, Le 2nd part reasonable price. 1949 Hudson 8 cylinders Biederbecke, along with, which are awaiting them. A Cow boy film Contact cHaiti Sun> good condition book reviews, round table The delay on the resolu- Tuesday Nov. 14 BUSINESS FOR SALE perfect motor. Call 2242 discussions, Folklore, Hlistory tion was regarded as unim- At 6:00 P.M and 8:15 FOR SALE I 1949 Buick convertable and histories. poftant to the six sponsors Tempete sur Lisbonne A movie entitled the Uni a Cuba, Ecuador, Norway, Kodak 35 mm in A.I. condition. versity of California, was France, Great Britain and Eric Von Stroheim range finder Contact <Haiti Sun>. show Friday evening at thel the United States -as their Wednesday Nov. 15 and flash. 1940 Dodge has been Institute. main interest was to get its At 6:00 aux Pm. latest model well looked after. Wednesday evening of next contents on the record. McCoy poings d'or excellent condition last price $800 week at 8 O'Clock, the SalMickey Rooney see Dan Allen Contact <Haiti Sun> vation Army is offering a' Continued from 1 Thursday Nov. 16 Brasserie de la Couronne. about dies who bestowed At 6:00 and 8:15 P.M pel. Jeep well cared program The Switzerland. include and some said, at that time:, La dame de Shanghai program will al Room for rent Ifor, selling at movie plus of flok- xIf we had possessed strong Rita Hayworth and Orson Furnished Room ls 1.200. Contact Haiti Sun songs, and yodeling. singing The pu er arms we should have car- Welles Private Bath blic is cordially invited to at ried him shoulder high. Sunday Nov. 19. In Petionville USED AUTOS WANTED tend. As the day's activities drew At 3:30 P.M Phone 7204 to a close the President Electl Le fantome ecarlate Small car in good HAITIAN LOTTERY Paul E. Magloire, in compa- 2nd *TUITION: > condition. NOV. 9, 1950 ny of the Junta Members, Vieux Sacramento part Lessons of French and Spa Call 2242. G. 100.000.00 congratulated the feminist Friday Nov. 17. nisb to English speaking PERSONAL 20.00000lleaders on their <Triumph> At 6:00 and-8:15 P.M persons Conversational Met23998 14.000.00 which has made the political Le maitre de la prairie bod. Apply to Professor. sell 3.000.00 grape vine buzz with the Spencer Tracy, Katharine Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi Person wishes to two 8483 3.000.00 word that the women and Robert Waltor <Haiti Suns. diamond ring. It has 3.000.00 be granted the right to vote, willHepburne ker. diamonds in gold Tiffany Orders wanted but not perhaps the right to Saturday Nov. 18 A dressmaker setting. <Haiti Sun> LABOUR DEPT. HAS be political candidates. It is At 6:00 and 8:15 P.M Specializes Please apply TEMPORY CHIEF also reported that the femi-Deux Nigauds dans un ma is lookin for During the absence of Mr. In dress for special Occa Higgins Fouchard, Inspector General nists will be satisfied with noir hante sions: a house. of the Department of Labour this much, as it is the firstBudd Abott and Lou Costel Contact <Haiti Sun>, Upstairs unfurnished at the Inter American Con- great step and they are extrejlo. Wanted: 1913 American office for rent ference being held in El Sal democratic mely happy election, with their all clas- first SHIPPING 5 cent Piece Liberty beud! cool not too many stairs vador, Mr. Emile Legros of ses working together for the Tuesday, arrived in Port- -No. ..Buffalns. Re- $15 a month, opposite KLM. this much, as it is the firstBudd Abott and Lou Costel Contact <Haiti Sun>, Upstairs unfurnished at the Inter American Con- great step and they are extrejlo. Wanted: 1913 American office for rent ference being held in El Sal democratic mely happy election, with their all clas- first SHIPPING 5 cent Piece Liberty beud! cool not too many stairs vador, Mr. Emile Legros of ses working together for the Tuesday, arrived in Port- -No. ..Buffalns. Re- $15 a month, opposite KLM. Fort Liberte, it has been an same purpose. lau-Prince SS <Franscomoroward Contact cHaiti Sun> nounced will fill his position Mime Bouchereau at the sin of the Hamburg AmeriAPPLY HAITI SUN ALL end of the day said <I'm ve- Ica Line> with a cargo of TO KNOW ALLI IS TO FORGIVE merchandise for numerous HOUSES FOR RENT (DEDICATED TO JACQUES LARGE) ry happy, hard we've all worked merchants if this city. A well furnished Don't look for the flaws as you go very <LAST for this day>. M.V <Notes> of the Rohouse with 2 bedrooms +hrough. life; TALK> HELD yal Dutch Line left Novemwonderful view in And even when you find them, WITH HOLY VIRGIN ber 4 for New York via Bizoton. It is wise and kind to be somewhat housewife A weathered backwoods St-Marc. Apply <Haiti Sun> blind held what she M.V. <Vinny> arrived in HOUSES WANTED. And look for the virtue behind them, called ience with her last the public aud- Port- au- Prince November For the cloudiest night has a hint month. Virgin Mary 5 from Mobile, New Or A small Unfurnished of light last Then she leans, Houston via Kingston houses with garden Somewhere in its shadows hiding, collapsed befo- with 500 tons of merchanin Pétionville. Wish It is better by far to hunt for a star re Before her farmyard shrine. dise, of the Alcoa Line. to pay 845 to 50. Than the spots on the sun abiding. Hoof confronted Mary Anna Van USS <Franklin Delano Permanent residence If we knew you and you knew us, estimated a crowd Roosevelt", USS <Opis and Contact <Haiti Sun>. If both of us could clearly see, at 50 thousand USS *Fletcher> reached A -small house in And with an inner sight divine said a Roman he Catholic priest this port November 3rd Port-au-Prince The meaning of your heart and ours, saw the sun whirl. leave November 5 th at I'm sure that we would differ less a During a 25 minute ad- (unfurnished) And clasp our hands in friendliness; dress in which she voiced 6:00 P.M. for $40 Our thoughts would pleasantly agree what she claimed was her The excitement evidencApply <Haiti Sun> If we knew you and you Jynew us. seventh message from the ed by the women did not OFFICE SPACE WANTED P.S. mother of Jesus, isolated spread to the majority of Dear Mr. Large: We sincerely miss your interesting articles groups of women broke out the crowd. Person wishes to share in the NOUVELLISTE, and we do so have a <sense of the with cries of ethe sun - Newsmen saw nothing ex office, has own equipmenrinaticdioums Linda THOMAS. it's whirling agains traordinary. eafSHESBTIN THEBEST