--- Page 1 --- II A I - I BERNARD DIEDERICH EM. A. MAINVILLE GERANT RESPONSABLE un EDITOR VOLUME $ 1. SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. No. 10 VENEZUELA MOURNS MARTYRED AROUND THE PRESIDENT WORLD THIS WEEK THOUSANDS THRONG STREETS London, Nov. 17.- The TO PAY FINAL TRIBUTE Chinese Communist radio at Peking charged that the All life in Caracàs céasedlheld in the Oval Room to the United States chas lied and weamesday as a stricken Na- accompaniment of solomn, re smashed her way across the ion laid to eternal rest the quiem music, the mournfufl world to Chinese terrigory body of the first President of tolling of the Cathedralin toand into it >. Venezuela to die assassinated. wer bells and. the intermit The broadcast, monitoIn one last final tribute thre tent throb ofl th e red here, said American lea sunsat Ministry, the boomed National Defense a 21- Ai.r F orc which ders began last month to salute as the away coffin of roared overhead. First soften up public opinion S late lamented Coronel the fery little pursuit planes for invasion of Chinese terCarlos Delgado Chalbaud, came over in perfect formaritory with troops. It decla President of the Military tion wing-tip to wingtip, ther red the United. States attitu Junta was lowered the the heavier two motor planes de toward China is ebellico grave in a special plot ft the and finally in' a crescendo. of sep,the statements of United South More Cemetery. than 100.000 tribute bardment the of four motor bomof persons Superforts. States leaders a xcurtain lined the streets of the city The family, thel late Prelies>. ito offer their last respectsr torsident were his offir Aelan The Peking radios thacs mundered.Pnesdient Thel daughter, Elena having arri cial spekesman- said statebody had lain in state in a vedfrom the United States Président Trucandile-lit chapel af the Oval mentsi by of State Room in the Federal, Palace man and Secretary that Ameriall day Tuesday mem-! Dean Acheson Korea will re bers of the can croops in sept all night at ae territotial inU. - China's afalque S. Ambassador spect tegrity xare not convineing to Armour who was scheduled one heres. :o present his credentials to any President Delgado Chalbaud Thirty Red guer (he very day that the PresiKorea. dent was buried appeared at rillas today set fire to Kap the ceremonies wednesday yong and put 8,000 civilians but the Charge d'affaires EJ to flight; mil Sparks represented him at Kapyong is thirty-two the Cemetery. He was accomles northeast of Seoul and ranied by. other members of) - far behind the fighting lines. thie: Embassy and F. A. Kuhn, Much of the town was. bur- LIEUTENANT COLONEL DELGADO CHALBAUD Press Monseignor Officer of Nicolas the Embassy. Navarned. LYING IN STATE ro officiated ai the last rites SHOT BY ASSASSIIN The raiders suprised and of the Church which were Lt. Côl. Carlos Degado Chalrouted South Korean police. - - - - baud chief of the military Reinforced police retook the - board) whicn rules Venezue town. junta (gorwerning executive la fell before an assassin's An, unknown number of bullet in Caracas. Other Communists occupied high memibers of the junta said ground less than a mile south they would carry on the go west of Kapyong. vernement and bring the ki) lers to justice. SEOUL, Two S'outh Korean cabinet ministers where she was at school yestquit after the National As erday Lieutenant in time fo the funeral. sembly demanded that Prési Perez Jimenez, Colonel Lieutenant Marcos dent Syngman Rhee's entire Colonel Luis Felipe Llovera cabinet resign. bullet in Caracas. Other Communists occupied high memibers of the junta said ground less than a mile south they would carry on the go west of Kapyong. vernement and bring the ki) lers to justice. SEOUL, Two S'outh Korean cabinet ministers where she was at school yestquit after the National As erday Lieutenant in time fo the funeral. sembly demanded that Prési Perez Jimenez, Colonel Lieutenant Marcos dent Syngman Rhee's entire Colonel Luis Felipe Llovera cabinet resign. Paez brothers in arms of the President and colleagues in Social affairs minister the Government sat silent and stern during the Yung Sook quit yesterday. in the Palace. ceremonies Public health minister Koo the ceremonies wednesday Yung Sook quir yesterdat. Hundreds af candles and a The Assembly has refused POWER IN MARINES HANDS This power plant just below the Chosin Res-. sea of flowers almost hid the to confirm three successive Sudong in northeasi 'Korea was captured by slowly adva icing U.S, Marines in their catafalque. Cadets from the prime ministers appointed push toward the Manchuria 1 border. Chinese Communist troops had fled, leaving Military and Naval Schools by Président Rhee.. crated parts of the plant hid den along the road: who continued comorised en the page guard 2 of. --- Page 2 --- F PAGE 2 <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. AROUND THE WOLRD THIS WEEK... ATTLEE FLAYS BOGUS <PEACE> CONGRESS London, Nov. The Communist inspired <Peace Con gresss to be held in Sheffield (England) from November 14-19 was labelled bogus by Premier Attlee, ad dressing the Foreingn Press Association. Like Hitler and Goebbels the adherents of the Comin form, whose activities were causing bloodshed and disrurbance all over the world proclaimed themselves epea ce makers> prometed <peaces petitions and called bogus peace conferences, declared the British Prime Mi nister. Their aims were to para lyze the efforts of the demo The United Nations convention on the prevention and cracies, try to persuade worpunishment of the crime of genocide - the mass killing kers to refuse to manufactu of peoples a was recentlylegaliged by international ac) re arms, and to encourage tion as five member Nations deposited instruments of rati! the evasion of Military Ser fication at UN headquaters at Lake Sucess, New vice by the youth of WesThe five Nations - Cambodia, Costa Rica, France Yonkitern Haitif powers. K and the Republic of Korea- bring to 24 the number of Answering the question: VILTMINH VICTIM - Awounded French solidier is countries which have ratified the convention four over Why allow the Congress to assisted from a plane in Hanoi Indo-China after being the minimum of twenty set by the convention. be held in Britain? Attlee' evacuated from the tghtinezone. The soldier was one said: <Our is a free society. of 150 wounded by the Viet/minh Communist rebels who The photograph made inths office of UN Secretary Gen Provided the law is not bro had been under Communistcare. They were flown to eral Trygve Lie shows (leftright seated): Dr. John M ken all people enioy and the Hanoi under a special Rederossponsored truce in Chang Korea; Dr. Jean Prics Mars Haiti; Dr. Nasrollah right of free assembly French planes. Entezam of Iran President othe General Assembley;, free speech no matter how Jean Chauvel France; and Raben Esquivel Costa Rica misguided. Totalitarian Go- service delegations were from also present walk and Masses of funeral wreaths Standing: Dr, Ivan Kerno AAssistant Secretary General vnts. dare not allow hereti- of life in Venezuela every were al- accompanied the mile long the cortege and for Legal Affairs, Mr Lie; Fernando Fournier Costa Ri- cal opinions. We of have life such ahat sO in the comnany. At five cluded persons of mourners walk inca; and Prof. Raphael Lamkin of Yale University who o- faith in our way blow off o'clock on the the Presi- of life including a every delegation riginated the word agenocide> and has fought a five- We let everyone dent met his a the from the recently formed Ayear campaign to win UN approval of the convention. al- accompanied the mile long the cortege and for Legal Affairs, Mr Lie; Fernando Fournier Costa Ri- cal opinions. We of have life such ahat sO in the comnany. At five cluded persons of mourners walk inca; and Prof. Raphael Lamkin of Yale University who o- faith in our way blow off o'clock on the the Presi- of life including a every delegation riginated the word agenocide> and has fought a five- We let everyone dent met his a the from the recently formed Ayear campaign to win UN approval of the convention. steam. at ther Defense Ministry merican a a five Chamber of Coma <But there must be a rea given wed thereafter gun salute, every follo- half merce in Venezuela. From sonable limit to Britain's to hour by one gun untili the last practically every building 2 lerarion of those who tried final salut of21, Shortly behouse hung the natioto undermine the liberties fore the requiem ceremonies EZA nal either athalf mast of "of the free countriess, he began, the officers of the draped The hills in mourning. above the cemeadded Britain was not wil- Order of the Liberator were crowded with hunling to throw open her ned on the breast af the lE I2A of persons who were doors to those who sought President given him ithe posthumously. order's insignia unable to get any closer' to to subvert her institutions Life in the city had practic thei grave. There as the soand seduce her citizens from allyceased. In the homes the lemn March strains of the Funeral their natural allegiance. radios were either broadcast- litary Band were played the casket by theMi- was homor accommanied the casket ing the account of the funeral covered with flowers. Lt. Col:. to its final resting place. or ures plaving of the solemn Marche meas- Fun Marcos Perez Jimenez his Spectally decienated offChopin's words strained gave the final ceme PNT eVAm branoh of the ebre which was well the key, tribute in a few brief sencontia from page 1 note of the Capiial. Itences. President Harry S. Truman of the Uniled States lia shown speaking during ceremonies held recently at Asytingion National Cemeterynear Washington D.C. at which a statue (background)f the late Field Marshall Sir John Dill Head of theBritish Mission to the Combi ned chiefs of Staff in War IIwas unveiled. The statue the work of the American sculptor Herbert Haseltine S tands above Sir John's grave't in the United States militar y cemetery at Arlington Virania where he was buried n 1944 in accordance wich his own wish. President Truman delivred his address less than an hour after two members of3 fanatical anti-United Sta tes Puerto Rican group aitempted to assassinate him. The attempt on the UnitedSates Chist Executive's life. IT HAPPEND AT RECESS A raging fire destroys an was made at Blair House tho President's residence in. On Tex. while the 550 stude nts were at recess. The blaze was elementary school in Houst Washington during renovation of the White House. ted when a gas heater exploded. believed to have star None of the students of the frame schoolou-e was hurt --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH HAITI SUN PAGE 3 HAITI THIS WEEK... SS *EUROPA those of St-Georges school HAITIAN YOUTH HAITIAN ASPECTS OF HAITIAN VISITS HAITI. of Kingston, to take place HONORED IN GOVERNMENT MUSICAL FOLKLORE Tuesday morning, Nov- in January. We heartily OFFERS CONDOLENCES The Bufreau of Ethnology ember 14th, the former commend the scheme as a SWITZERLAND TO VENEZUELA has forwarded us its, last transatlantic liner *Europa> furtherance of international Colonel Antoine Levelt, book; <Some Aspécts of our docked in Port- au- Prince understanding and apprecia We have received word Secretary of State for Fo- Musical Folklore>, This in- with eighty nine pas tion on the level of thel Switzerland that Paul Chereign Relatlons, paid an offi- teresting work contains a sengers. of Ethnology ember 14th, the former commend the scheme as a SWITZERLAND TO VENEZUELA has forwarded us its, last transatlantic liner *Europa> furtherance of international Colonel Antoine Levelt, book; <Some Aspécts of our docked in Port- au- Prince understanding and apprecia We have received word Secretary of State for Fo- Musical Folklore>, This in- with eighty nine pas tion on the level of thel Switzerland that Paul Chereign Relatlons, paid an offi- teresting work contains a sengers. She arrived in Hai younger generation, who net, 4th year medical stucial visit to Ambassador Lo- study of Mr. Lorimer Denis ti from New York, by way can most profit by it. We dent in Lausanne (Switzerpez Centeno on Tuesday, tol Director o f the Bureau. ofof Nassau, and will call in hope to be able to offer mo land) has just been elected express the condolences of Ethnology, who delivered a Kingston, before returning re details at a later date unanimously President of the Haitian Government letture at the Tourist Pala- to New York. The vessel, REGRETABLE the Medical School Associa and people on the tragic ce on May 28 this year. which has been assigned to INCIDENT tion known in Switzerland death of Lt. Colonel Delga- branches 'of Ford Motors. this run, is scheduled to On Monday evenings in under the name of <Phado Chalbaud. The dead man call here every twenty-two Petionville, Messrs. Joseph lansteres. Paul Chenet who was the president of the SUNDAY days. The captain of the Adam and Lucien Rouzier is son of Mr. Rony Chenet Junta Government of Vene- A NEAR TRAGEDY <Europa>, Captain Perelli, began a quarrel near the re Director of the Sun Life In zuela. and the Port- au- Prince sidence of Mr. Jean Elie. surance Company and ConANNIVERSARY OF Mr. Louis Bruno narrow- agent, Mr. Scerni, received They soon came to blows, sul of Paraguay to Haiti ARTIBONITE -JOURNAL ly escaped death Sunday af on board for lunch, Mr.Mar and continued fighting a- has attended school in SwitOur confrere, the Artibo- ternoon, when the car he cel Fombrun, Secretary oflong the road until they. rea zerland these last four years nite-Journal, has' recently was driving hit an électric Commerce, Mr. Mauriceched the home of Colonel and it is reported that his celebrated the eighth anni- light pole wbile swerving Laudun, Chief of Protocole Levelt, who happened to be consistency, whole hearted regularity interest and versary of its founding, in to avoid collision with a cy Mr. Jean F. Brierre, Direc- out. The upshot of the batin Gonaives. M. Clausel De- clist on the Boulevard Har- tor General of Tourism.tle was that Lucien Rou his studies have accredited brosse, Director of this in-! ry S.Truman. Col. Philippe Cham of the zier, suffering. from head him this honor. The Mediteresting weekly, Mr. Bnuno sustained su- Army of Haiti's Staff, Mr. wounds, was sent to the Na cal School of Switzerland cocktail for the gave a perficial cuts about the face Yves Destouches, President tional Penitentiary, and Jo- has a student body. of 500 friends of party the many three other occupants of-of the Syndicate Chamber-seph Adam, with a fracture nersons. and it is a great we add, from the paper. depths May hrough his lower lip, andi of Tourism, Deputy Sylviol of the left arm, was intern- Ihonor for this young Presi- Haiour experience in oflbruises about the body.ThelCator; Mr. Burgers, agent ed at the hospital. The occu rian to be elected as work in Haiti, newspa- Three other occupants ofof SS Europa, Mr. Max! rence is to be deplored. dent of this Association. per gratulations for each our of con tho the automobile were unin-Chauvet, Administrator ofl se. . depths May hrough his lower lip, andi of Tourism, Deputy Sylviol of the left arm, was intern- Ihonor for this young Presi- Haiour experience in oflbruises about the body.ThelCator; Mr. Burgers, agent ed at the hospital. The occu rian to be elected as work in Haiti, newspa- Three other occupants ofof SS Europa, Mr. Max! rence is to be deplored. dent of this Association. per gratulations for each our of con tho the automobile were unin-Chauvet, Administrator ofl se. eight years. jured. xLe Nouvelliste> and Mr. Driving North along the F.Morisseau- Leroy. Our ma FURNITURE OF THE Boulevard Harry S. Tru-j ritime reporter interviewed COMMISSARIAT man in the Martissant area at random two of the pasGENERAL OF THE Sunday at 12:00 P.M de sengers before the vessel EXPOSITION FIRESTONE monstrating a Studebaker left. They were pleasantly The furniture of the Com car Mr, Louis Bruno swer-impressed by the country missariat General of the Exi vald to. avoid a cyclist. Theand the efficiency of the position has been transfer- left front wheel of the car conduct of their tour, which red. to the Department of hit the curb throwing him took them to Kenscoff, Lel Public Works. The office off the steering wheel and Boutillier, and La DecouSAVE MONEY has beea vacant since thel accross the front seat, his verte. When asked if they ON THESE closing of the Exposition. foot instead of hitting the suffered any unpleasantries, COMING brakes hit. the accelarator, they replied, *No, not at Replacement Partsi FESTIVAL The car being an automatic all. Only our taxi driver The Port- au- Prince Club transmission was thrown in insisted that Mme Wooley's' ROTARY TYPE is organizing for the middle to low gear. The car hit mahogany factory was the of December next a recep- electric light pole in the place for to buy when € SHOCK tion in honor of President middle of the island that se we asked t go to Fisher's> Qaglag ABSORBERS Magloire. In view of the ex parates the traffic lane, Mrs. Henderson, one of the For Ford and tent of preparations nowi law. gear Although the car lady passengers, said she Mercury going on it is to be presum law gear, althhough the car knew of no complaints aMONROE ed that this reception will was not traveling fast atipart from a few persons EOE Airplane-Type be one of the greatest" or- the timei it mounted the that had gone off by themSHOCK ganized up to now in ho- curb to avoid the cyclist. selves around the town and ABSORBERS nor of the Nation's Elect. Mr.H Bruno asthe car struck wasted their stay. *When the pale was thrown against these unfortunates heard of FLEXIBLE Dece 1930 HEALTH OF the right window shield the wonderful mountain CONSELOR HENRIQUEZ which shattered, and with,trip we all had, they were, FUEL LINES For a few days the health his chin he dented the dash I am sure, truly disappointof the Consulting Counselor board causing the deep la-ed.> Mrs. Henderson, who Firestone Alphonse Henriquez, is gra ceration. The position Mr. hails from the south, also CARBURETORS ve. Our confrere is now in Bruno was thrown into by added that the mountain Kingston where he is under the collision shielded the o- trip was one of the most the attention of English me ther occupants of the car thrilling things that she had FUEL PUMPS dical our specialists. sympathy we Renewing wish a from any serious hurt. done in her life. They exAmong the Sunday dri- pressed also their enjoyment H IGNITION prompt recuperation. riquez, is gra ceration. The position Mr. hails from the south, also CARBURETORS ve. Our confrere is now in Bruno was thrown into by added that the mountain Kingston where he is under the collision shielded the o- trip was one of the most the attention of English me ther occupants of the car thrilling things that she had FUEL PUMPS dical our specialists. sympathy we Renewing wish a from any serious hurt. done in her life. They exAmong the Sunday dri- pressed also their enjoyment H IGNITION prompt recuperation. vers who arrived on the of the folkloric performanCAP- HATIAN POLICE scene .after the accident a'ce that was given at the % A D D CABLE SETS DO'GOOD WORK number were heard to say. Theatre de Verdure, and % FOO Our correspondent in Cap that it was especially regret were very grateful for this 0 0 6 Firestone Haitian reports that the lo- ble Bruno is knowh as very their introduction to Haiti. OIL FILTER: S cal policehave apprehended careful driver. The. thie e S, who Mr. Louis Bruno who is ATHLETIC CONTEST fa FOR CARS last week sacked the store of recovering at his home from BETWEEN HAITI AND AND the firm of Astieri the lacerations about his JAMAICA TRUCKS had gotten away with a head is the right hand man The Brothers of St-Louis quantity of merchandise in- of Mr. Guy Barreyre, hav-de Gonzague are planning FILTER CARTRIDGES clnding valuable jewelry, ing spent eleven years in'an athletic competition are now in jail awaiting his employ. between their pupils and y --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 <HAITI SUN> SUNIDAY NOV 19 TH ROUNDUP OF THE AMERICASther countries. The following tification of an error which, set up a centralized authorA SHORT BIOGRAPHY his decoration were worn onlis being propagated in La-ity to be responsible for the breast: Military Order aGe-tin America relatively to unification and standardizaON THELATELT. COL. neral Rafael Urdaneta>, the situation of Puerto Ri- tion of materials and techni DELGADO Third Class; <Legion of Hoco. ques used with the testing CHALBAUD. ASSASSINATED nor> of France; <Order of <The true exponent of fluid. Brucellosis Quetzels, rank of Comman- Portorican heroism is Govcan be contrac NOV. 18 th der; <Grand Cross of the Or ernor Munoz Marin who' ted by humans from cattle, der of the Crown>, Grandi finds himself in the face swine and goats. It is comhis Cross of Diamonds of mon both in the Americas baud Lieutenant whose Delgado Chal- services were of indispu- Order of the Sun, theof an emotional thesis easy and in Europe, and is One assassination last table value. From June 4th <Grand Cross of Peru; to be speculated upon, andi of the few diseases the Monday morning <shocked> 1936 to November 24, of the Order he devotes his life to în the world, was one of the lea at which. date he assumed! 19480f the Dutch Lion>. conscientious analysis and' theworld which is on the offi- inders of the revolution of the. Presidency of the Mili- The, CROSS last OF decoracion BOYACA to the solution of his peo- cials crease, according the Pan American to 1945 which ousted Presi-tary Junta of Government was awarded that ple's problem. In his con- of dent Medina. Under the gohis services were as follows: lonel Carlos Lieutenant Co ducive work he is accompa Sanitary Bureau. the vernments of Betancourt Captain in the Gth Regi- baud was <The Delgado Chal- nied by a upon generation Speakers at that Congress is diffiand Gallegos, he held the ment of Engineering of AeCross of Bo- of qualified Portorican pointed out it post of Minister of National France, and Captain yacan, Grand in the category of triots. He relies upon ample pa-cult to identify the disease Defense. dent Medina. Under the gohis services were as follows: lonel Carlos Lieutenant Co ducive work he is accompa Sanitary Bureau. the vernments of Betancourt Captain in the Gth Regi- baud was <The Delgado Chal- nied by a upon generation Speakers at that Congress is diffiand Gallegos, he held the ment of Engineering of AeCross of Bo- of qualified Portorican pointed out it post of Minister of National France, and Captain yacan, Grand in the category of triots. He relies upon ample pa-cult to identify the disease Defense. After the over- EA Applied School of Engi-l the Cross awarded by popular help. There exists' inhumans and that Laborothrow of the Gallegos go- neering in versailles; Cap- Government of the Re- in Puerto Rico true institu- tory analyses are almost alvernment, he and Lt. Colo-tain in the 6th Regiment of and public of Colombia to him tional democracy. ways necessary to do so. nels Jimenez and LloverEnginsetring. also in Aegers; Lieutenant Colonel Mar <In exchange, I lament They noted that more than Paez formed the Junta Gov/Sub- Captain in the Engi-, cOs Felipe Perez Llovera Jimenez Plaez. and Luis that Gircumstances oblige 40: used testing in fluids are being ernment which has ruled neering Service, Caracas; me in manifesting roughly laboratories western hemisphere since then. Captain Commanding the Exactly one week ago the that the figure of Albizu the in diagnoseing The attack which killed 2nd Company of Engineer- Ambassador of Colombia Campos is a helm in a large tion disease, makes the and this situa- of Chalbaud was made at 8:30 ing Battalion xFrancisco A- pinned his breast and scale upon public opinion medical research exchange in the morning, when Chal vendanos, No. 1, Caracas; those of F Lieutnant -Colo in America. A morbid spi- The difficult. baud was entering his car Official Captain of the 5th nels, his companions of which aspires only to more Congress urged that on with his aide de camp, Lt. Section of the General Staff Military Junta during a deiit so- crown of martyrdom International emphasis be placed in Lara, en route to his office Chief Captain of the 3rd lemn ceremony, at the Em- alizes easily his objective S cooperation at Miraflores. The assassins, Section of the General Staff bassy, the precious Colom- declaring itself Nationalist eradicating nimals and Brucellosis in abelieved to have numbered Captain Chief of Studies in bian decoration. hero by lancing two' fana- At one human- beings. were Dr. Alice twenty, a posted just the Military School; on Ju- A meeting of the inter-Amé- tics armed with revolvers C. Evans session, of the United Stashort distance from the Ve- ly 5th, 1945, obtained the rican Defense Board, U.S.De against t he Presidential nezuelan leader's home., rank of Major: three months' legate Lt. General M.S Ridg Mansion of the United Sta- tes, American President Committee of the on Inter- Bru They immediately opened f- later was appointed Major way expressed to the Vene- (tes of America. cellosis, observed that natio re when he stepped from his in charge of the Ministry zuelan Delegation the 'deep *Lacking the people, heinal committees on Brucelhouse. They of War and Marine; obtain and sincere condolences > of makes his revolution with losis have been the guards and prent sevejed the rank of Lieutenant the Board, General Ridg- on hundred 'escaped prison-lin Argentina, Bolivia, organized Braral shots at Chalbaud from Colonel on July 5, 1946; way said: ers. zil, Canada. Chile, Colomclose range. The aide deland at the same date was <The mis- informed senti bia, Cuba, Mexico, Panama, camp, Lieutenant Lara was out in charge of the Minis- xI deeply regret the sad ment that exists in Latin A Peru, Puerto Rico, the Uniseverely wounded. and they try of Defense up to Februa duty that falls on me at] m e rica is respectable ted States and Venezuela. seized Chalbaud. They car- ry 16, 1948; from June 30, this time. zil, Canada. Chile, Colomclose range. The aide deland at the same date was <The mis- informed senti bia, Cuba, Mexico, Panama, camp, Lieutenant Lara was out in charge of the Minis- xI deeply regret the sad ment that exists in Latin A Peru, Puerto Rico, the Uniseverely wounded. and they try of Defense up to Februa duty that falls on me at] m e rica is respectable ted States and Venezuela. seized Chalbaud. They car- ry 16, 1948; from June 30, this time. I must express through animate it. the principles that Dr. Evans discovered in ried him to an empty hou- 1948 to July 14 same year; our most profound sorrow with I dare chastize it 1918 that undulant fever in se nearby and killed him was in charge of the Presi- on the death of the Presi- deem these it declarations as Iman and Brucellosis in' liwith several shots in the dency of the Republic ow- dent of the Governing Junnecessary that Ame vestock were actually the back and side. ing to the temporary absen ta of our sister nation, Ve- rica know better one of its same disease. Chalbaud, born in Cara- ce of the titular head. nezuela. The admiration great statesmen, Munoz Ma- Besides some 400 delegacas, in 1909, was prepared which I had for Colonel Car rin, and One of his most ites from the Americas, Eufor the life of a Military PROFESSOR los Delgado Chalbaud stems clear social and democrati- ropean observers from the man and Statesman, in Fran In the Applied School of from having known him lic movements, that of the world health organization ce. Infantry of Caracas he Occu, personally during my servi- people of Puerto Rico. attended the Congress. pied the Chairs of Fortifica ce as Commander-in Chief representatives and 27 of STUDIES tion, Algebra, Physics, Ana of our Forces in the Carib- WASHINGTON lytic Chemistry and Infini- bean zone. On behalf of The basis for Commandant Delgado tesimal caleulus; and in the the Board, and in my ternatioal further in ECUADOR Chalbaud made his milita- Garrison Corps of Caracas, n a me, I w is T action to combat Ecuador has become the ry srudies at the Military those of Mathematics and express to the delegation of a serious health has and econo- 20th, American Republic to and Applied School of En Topography. Venezuela our deep and RUE problem at the Third Interameri been laid formally complete its adhegineering of Versailles, Fran sincere condolences.> rence to the Rio Treaty- Mu ce, between September 15, SPECIAL COMMISSIONS rican Congress on Brucellos tual Defense Pact of the 1936 and July 15, 1938. Be He was member of Study is. As their weekwestern hemisphere. sides this he undertook stu- Commissions in France and COSTA- RICA ference drew to a long con- Ecuador's acting represendies of specialization, cour- the U.S.A and represented San Jose, Costa Rica. recommended close, de tative in the organization of ses in chemicol warfare and the Ministry of War and Former President of Cos- legates that a American States, Dr. Alfonso Staff operations at Fort Lea Marine on the island Of Tri ta Rica Jose Figueres has several merican Republics passed Moscoso, deposited his coun venworth. Norh Ameri- nidad in April 1948. He was spoken out to rectify what resolutions intended try's instrument of ratifica ca. He held diplomas of Ba besides member of the Per- he termed an <error> in the is to known halt the also disease, which tion, of the Treath with the chelor in Latin, Sciences and manent Commission on A- opinion of the Americans in fever, Mediterranean as undulant fever said OAS the On Tuesday, Moscoso Philosophy, Engineering, ac viation. coso, deposited his coun venworth. Norh Ameri- nidad in April 1948. He was spoken out to rectify what resolutions intended try's instrument of ratifica ca. He held diplomas of Ba besides member of the Per- he termed an <error> in the is to known halt the also disease, which tion, of the Treath with the chelor in Latin, Sciences and manent Commission on A- opinion of the Americans in fever, Mediterranean as undulant fever said OAS the On Tuesday, Moscoso Philosophy, Engineering, ac viation. connection with Puerto Ri- and malta fever. Treaty, which went quired in France in the CO. into effect in December, year 1928. DECORATIONS In a statement published In one resolution, the de 1948, converts into jurical MILITARY CAREER The merits of Lieutenant here in the newspaper La standard legates recommenedd fluid that ai reality the American efIn his military career, Lt. Colonel Carlos Delgadc Republica, Figueras said: used in the testing befort to eiminate violence Colonel Delgado Chalbaud Chalbaud were recognized wAs an Americanist, and as Brucellosis throughout diagnosis the ofas a method of settling con occupied various offices of not only by Venezuela but a democrat I deem it.my du americas. 1948, converts into jurical MILITARY CAREER The merits of Lieutenant here in the newspaper La standard legates recommenedd fluid that ai reality the American efIn his military career, Lt. Colonel Carlos Delgadc Republica, Figueras said: used in the testing befort to eiminate violence Colonel Delgado Chalbaud Chalbaud were recognized wAs an Americanist, and as Brucellosis throughout diagnosis the ofas a method of settling con occupied various offices of not only by Venezuela but a democrat I deem it.my du americas. In another troversies and <to accept great importance in whichlalso a number of the 0- ty to contribute to the rec- proposed that each country they war only as a sblidary act tion to stop aggresion>. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. <HAITI SUN> PAGE 5 C ( Hours are from 8 a.m. till 5 p.m some sbops close beTbe in tbis SHOPPING sbops section twveen tbe bours of 12 and bave been checked by tbis 2 D.m. neuspaper, and to the Sat. is noon closing, but best of our knowledge a number of sbops especialtbeir merchandise is of A 1y Souvenir stay and shops open good quality good - tbrough tbe day. value. Banks open at a 91, and A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIES Sa e AT close at 1 D.m. esing noon. LIST OF ARRIVALS LA BELLE CREOLE Post Office at 8.d. Haiti's leading department store. opens Mens Shloes and Pants .m and close at 5:30 p.m. Ladies Shoes, Underwear Cotton, Silk and dresses WELCOME Strapless FRENCH PERFUMES Nurses White shoes and TO Stockings Infants Shoes MRS CHAMPANAS FACTORY AND SHOP Childrens Shoes * SISAL Hand Painted XMAS CARDS MAHOGANY with haytian ARTICLES Background AT & PERFUMES LAURA'S MANY GIFT SHOP FISHER OTHER Opposite KLM Airways Art and Curio Shop HAITIAN Rue des Miracles Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARV ED MAHOGANY NOVELTIES NATIVE SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House) ALSO Factory:, Ave du Travail No.3 TEL: 5283, MAHOGANY HAND PAINTED S : Au WARE XMAS CARDS Add Princely Splendor to Your Watchl T (see the new POUR VOS CADEAUX R de Fin d'Année CADEAUX POUR ELLE Golden ET POUR LUI FOR MEN *Broches amuco BANO - a a neuD HATCH Save Time and *Penditifs *Mouchoirs brodés EIPINOBA pure Hesdin soie loqren Expense *Parfums de France' Direct from *Montre- Bracelet Suisse Buy d'excellente qualité Factory *Broche en forme de E0 coeur en Or de 9 k. avec, FILLED TART J01S TOI 5095 chain, -STAINLESS BACK. GEORGES Ne manquez pas cette occasion exceptionmnelle. Faites DELANDES vos emplettes a la Maison Orientale oi vous trouverez tout ce dont vous avez beGOLDEN BARBOO Rue du Peuple soin pour les fêtes de fin cuff links $750 Any time you're stuck d'année. mwwis with stale, dried- up cheeses The fabulous an Oriental - - such as American, store, Created ectre Kreialer in eotbheR Swiss and Gruyere, eamed shove it BAMBOO-a new vexpansionband. in the meat grinder along colors of yellow, pink,or - with a of chunks gold. Saurs çouple of raw onion, turn the crank) and what comes out the other end is a moist, sprea- a HAITES ON SALE dable mixture that's just L ONLYINDIANSIPRE right on crackers for snacks AT and hors d'oeuvres. It has sat RUESTROUKIEABRAMAMLINEOUN a delicious tang providLA BELLE CREOLE ed you like onions. -a new vexpansionband. in the meat grinder along colors of yellow, pink,or - with a of chunks gold. Saurs çouple of raw onion, turn the crank) and what comes out the other end is a moist, sprea- a HAITES ON SALE dable mixture that's just L ONLYINDIANSIPRE right on crackers for snacks AT and hors d'oeuvres. It has sat RUESTROUKIEABRAMAMLINEOUN a delicious tang providLA BELLE CREOLE ed you like onions. --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. MAPOU MAGIC TALES FROM HAITIAN COUNTRYSIDE In the last tale, the snake(ther decided to go and find By Paul NAJAC was fortunate, he got whatout what was wrong. It was he wanted, ...he ate the simple, there was a fish in behind the <ti-cailles. So girl and slipped back silen-1 the river, called Thézan her father took a part of tly into the woods howe-1 who loved the little sister, the, fish to her. : she took ver the snake and the other so when the older came hejit and put it into the stampanimals are not always soalways agitated the water er, and started again to fortunate, they sometimes to soil it... mill singing: get killed before acheiving Then father became very > Thezan zammi moins theif aims. mad about that, and Thézan (Thezan my friend) In any case the stories knowing how he felt decid- Thezan nan dlo bon zam follow the same procedurel ed to go and <ask her mo- mi moins (Thezan in water a beautiful girl, an ambi- ther for hern... The father good friend tious mother who would refused and decided to kill And milling, and singing like a prince to marry her that irrelevant fish; sO he Thezan, she was sinking daughter, and you -know took all the necessary and deep into the ground, and the rest to day, in the sa- went to the river. she kept singing.. me categorie, I picked upa As Thezan knew that his Thezan zammi moins new type for you... It's girl would not come back Thezan nan dlo bon zam about the fish. any more, to the river he ga mi moins E Thezan! BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE ve her à little handkerchief The children playing outHere it is: and told her: <When yonside called their father and S. A. Cric... Crac... see a speckle of blood on isaud: <Papa, little sister ist A mother in a little villal'11 be dead at that times. going down into the ground ge had two) daughters. They It was at 12 noon, thej ther ..> that's thought, imposible and when the fin- fawere doing all the domestic sun was very hot and while nally he went out... it work they had also tothe little sister was milling too late... he heard the was last carry water home, from the comn she saw the blood on lin so river. but something was the handkerchief : <The- Thezan bon zammi moins wrong; The older alwayszan is dead she exclaimed, Thezan 3 A brought dirty water, and and she cried and cried And there was nothing V3Y the younger clear and limp- The father brought the left of little sister not even C id water.. : fish home and every body Books The mother worried so mush had a good dinner, only her stamper... eG about this, that the fa- sister, was outside milling, AND HEROISM The lives of truest heroism MAGAZINES are those in which therea are KEEP YOUR CLOTHES no great deeds to look back IN upon. It is the little things well done that go to make ENGLISH FRESH up a successful and truly Sole distributor of tbe good life. New York Herald Tribune CRISP Theodore Roosevelt (Deliver daily to your door) HAPPINESS A LA CARAVELLE Rue Roux - AND SWEET AS-AIR Tel. , was outside milling, AND HEROISM The lives of truest heroism MAGAZINES are those in which therea are KEEP YOUR CLOTHES no great deeds to look back IN upon. It is the little things well done that go to make ENGLISH FRESH up a successful and truly Sole distributor of tbe good life. New York Herald Tribune CRISP Theodore Roosevelt (Deliver daily to your door) HAPPINESS A LA CARAVELLE Rue Roux - AND SWEET AS-AIR Tel. 3495 If happiness has not her seat And center in the breast, An sp- to-date cleaning We may be wise, or rich, Plant that offers fast But Or great, - a and reliable work is never can be blest.> AT YOUR SERVICE Robèrt Burns THE HEIGHTS The heights by great men reached and kept HAITIAN AMERICAN Were not attained by sudSS AMERICA den flight, DRY CLEANERS But they, while their compa nions slept NEXT TO PAN Were the TO AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE toiling upward in night. by Henry Wadsworth LIGHT PALETTE DAY- OLD COLT (From Longfellow the Ladder of St Compared with tbe unva- Because the wild borse EUROPE rying redyellow color of in- bad little protection from Augustine) candescent light, a palette its enemies besides running bf 10 colors bas been deve ability, nature gave it tbe FROM lobed in tbe fluorescent advantage early develop- WHIRL DIFFERENTLY $ 160 field. Included in tbis num ment. A ca can lift its In the Northern Hemisber are five sbades of wbite bead 10 minutes after birtb phere, cyclones whirl in cir UNITED One the newest a stand bour STATE of is soft and can an cles clockwise, whi LINE up counterwbite fluorescent wbicb pro later. Wobbly at first, tbele in the Southern Hemisduces ligbt witb a peach day old colt can walk and phere they, whirl clockwise.] INFORMATION tint. run. Napoleon RING: 2242 --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. HAITI SUN PAGE 7 CENTRE D'ART COURSES ANNOUNCED The Centre d'Art has announced that the following courses of study have been MARY D. COLES AND ROBERT W.R WILSON set up at the Center. HAVE JOINT EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS Course in Sculpture and THE SUN LIBRARY Modeling - Monday, Wed- On Wednesday afternoon L nesday and Friday 3:00 a sranding in Haiti for his THE POETRY thor of such collections of 6:00 P.M - Under theid d'Art reception at the Centre promising talent, first beOF THE NEGRO poetry as. The Dream Kee- direction of Antonio Joseph thev inaugurated one oflgan his career as an artist per, The Weary Blues, and Live Model Designing year's most exciting ar- here in Port- au- Prince. Re Including the works of Shakespeare in Harlem; hisMonday - 4:00 6:00 tistic of events, a joint exhibi- cognizing his potentialities 147 poets and covering a collected short stories, Them. Under the direction D-tion D. paintings Coles and by Mr.Ro- Miss Mr. Dewitt Peters gave him period from pre-Revolution Ways of White Folks,and of Maurice Borno. bert Mary W. R. Wilson. encouragement in the form ary times until today, Thehis novel, Not Without Painting 4:00 - - 6:00 Wel- known both of a scholarship to the CenPoetry of the Negro will Laughter, also received high P.M.: Wednesday Insin Haitre d'Art in 1946. After stu stand for years as the best, critical acclaim.He has writ tructor - Maurice Borno. tian and American artisticdying here for several years, most illuminating, and most ten a biography, called The Study of Line 4:00- circles, Miss Coles' work he left for the United Stavaluable collection of its Big Sea, and some years ago 6:00 P.M Friday - will be on exhibition for tes for two years of intensikind. etry of the Negro will Laughter, also received high P.M.: Wednesday Insin Haitre d'Art in 1946. After stu stand for years as the best, critical acclaim.He has writ tructor - Maurice Borno. tian and American artisticdying here for several years, most illuminating, and most ten a biography, called The Study of Line 4:00- circles, Miss Coles' work he left for the United Stavaluable collection of its Big Sea, and some years ago 6:00 P.M Friday - will be on exhibition for tes for two years of intensikind. a play of his, Mulatto, had tor Maurice Borno. losrucahe first time in Latin Ame- ve work at the PennsylvaThe first part of the an- a Iong run on Broadway. Painting, Silk Screening, rica. No new- comer to the nia Academy of Fine Arts. thology includes the work Recently he wrote the ly-and Art. Classes for chil- field of art, Miss Coles, af- Several of his works were of Negro poets, covering rics for the hit play Street dren aged five to twelve! ter studying in Paris for ma shown at the International the widest possible range Scene. will be under the directioniny. years. had several exhi- House in Philadelphia. Afand revealing the growth of of Miss. Robel Paris and] ibitions of her work in Fran ter leaving Pennsylvania,he the Negro problem from re ARNA BONTEMPS is,Leon Agnant as Assistant. ce, among them a cone- studied further in Quebec, gional to national and equally well known. His All persons interested iniman show> in Lumiere. Re- Canada, and then returned world proportions. poetry has been published any of the above listed cour turning to New York sheto continue his work here Two supplementary sec-for many years and he has' ses can call at the Centre gave four exhibitions inin Haiti. tions include the work ofa also written such novels as d'Art and make final arran N.Y, one at Vassar Cillege Carribbean poets, some of Black Thunder and Godl gements for the course ofand one at DartmouthNew The art- loving public of it available for the first ti- Sends Sunday. The latter study. Hampshire. At the same ti- Port au- Prince is extreme me, and that of white poets was made into a play by me, she found time to con- ly fortunate in having an who have written about NeMr. Bontemps and Countee tinue her studies in New opportunity to see the work groes and Negro life. Cullen several years ago, York, and worked with of these two artists. which As a reference book Theand had a long and successsuch masters as Maclav Vy- will be on exhibition to the Poetry of The Negro is ir-ful New York run under the tlael- and others. public from Thursday, Noand for goodthe title of St- Louis WoMr. Robert Wilson, out- vember 16, NISIT replaceable; reading it is even more rew man. He is the co-author of Goyer arding for, this big handso- They Seek a City, publishdes POETS' CORNER me, comprehensive collec- ed in 1944. tion contains months of Arts N. every Iand the language knows sheer reading pleasure. Both Mr. Hughes and Mr Some tender, singing word Bontemps have also done Rlastiques That always, when the parting guest THE EDITORS: numerous children's books 108- RUE DU CENTRE Speeds On his way, is heard LANGSTON HUGHES isand Mr. Bontemps antholoPORT- AU- -PRINCE MAITI With SAu revoir,s Auf wiedersehn, perhaps the best-known andgy.Golden Slippers, has for <Adios> or <Farewell> widest- read Negro poet (some years been a classic Each meant, for sweet remembrance sake writing today, and is the au among younger readers. parting guest THE EDITORS: numerous children's books 108- RUE DU CENTRE Speeds On his way, is heard LANGSTON HUGHES isand Mr. Bontemps antholoPORT- AU- -PRINCE MAITI With SAu revoir,s Auf wiedersehn, perhaps the best-known andgy.Golden Slippers, has for <Adios> or <Farewell> widest- read Negro poet (some years been a classic Each meant, for sweet remembrance sake writing today, and is the au among younger readers. The heart's good wish to tell. € THE OPERA <OUANGA But I like best the Mexican GREAT SUCCESS That holds all needs of men: It is but a step from vic- A NEW RADIO IN THE UNITED STATES <God keep you, friend, in grace and health tory to defeat. In affairs of RADIO PROGRAM Until we meet again>. magnitude I have learned < Varietes Populaires >, The Opera KOUANGA> Marie Shields Halvey that, in the last resort, eve- can be now heard Sundays was presented by the Acadrything invariably turns up- from 12 noon 1.00 P.M. of Music of Philadel- T'he respect and admiration ofa people are not ob on a trifle.. on Station. M. B: C. Musiclemy phia for the first time on tainable through the expenditure of funds alone, but raand conducted by the Hai- October 27 th. ther through emphasis on the development of dignity *i a n American Instirute in the individuals. FRENCH INSTITUTE through the courtesy of the This opera by Clarence Paul EDWARDS, INAUGURATES xHaiti Sun>. Cameron White and libretVice- Pres. HIRST CYCLE THE BEST THINGS to by Mr. John Frederick Crane China Corporation OF CONFERENCES IN LIFE ARE FREE Matheus was awarded the Puerto- Rico (Dedicated to Zuleika <Bispham Memorial> MeOn Tuesday November dal in 1932. HAITIAN MUSIC 21 Mr. Gabriel Imbert, lau Bradford Haigbt, in respon- Its main theme in the Music in Haiti is the soun d of drums reate of the French Acade-se to ber beautiful poem <Vie Vodouesques in Haiti down kerosene- lighted shores my will deliver at the <MINE>, wbich Haiti appeared Sun). during the tragic time of Where the players sing their tripotages French Institute an instruc- in last Sunday's the death of Haiti's first through harshly- darkened doors. tive Jecture entitled <Three About the sky and the hills Emperor Jn. Jacques DES- Music in Haiti is the sound of the Conga, Amphytrions (Plaute, Moliè And the cobalt sea, SALINES. The call of Damballa, and the Your emotional exhilaraOuanga, re will be followed by a mo The shaking hips, and the Clarin the drummers sip. vie entitled; KA door must tion The opera was a great Music in Haiti is SO full of an number o f sounds: be either open Or closed>. I do agree. is another success. Holton Hackett The beat of the coq mort, and a song SO tender, Now here sang the role of DESSALI The death 0 f the Emperor and the market vendor. The Institute will presen though NES; Carmen Malebranche Music is Haiti, the rhythmic beauty of sea and mounte a series of Lectures du- For you and me. life that of DEFILEE LA FOL- tains, ring the year 1950- 1951 The best of things in LE; and Lois Raye, the VO Haiti is the Antilles, Queen's music lifting. ackett The beat of the coq mort, and a song SO tender, Now here sang the role of DESSALI The death 0 f the Emperor and the market vendor. The Institute will presen though NES; Carmen Malebranche Music is Haiti, the rhythmic beauty of sea and mounte a series of Lectures du- For you and me. life that of DEFILEE LA FOL- tains, ring the year 1950- 1951 The best of things in LE; and Lois Raye, the VO Haiti is the Antilles, Queen's music lifting. every Tuesday evening at; are free! DOU PRINCESS MOUGA- (From <Thoughts from a Haitian Hilltop>) Linda Thomas îts building in Turgeau. LI. by Linda Thomas --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8' HAITI,SUN* SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. Tw CVa PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK HOTEL REMEMBER RAVIOLI OUR SODA FOUNTAIN SERVES PETIONVILLE DINE THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS AND AND ICE CREAM DANCE LA BELLE CREOLE Thursday night GENUINE GERMAN we serve delicious Italian Ravioli. Dishing Up BEER, FRANKFURTERS Saturday nigbt GOOD FOOD we provide one AND of Haitis' best is our CUISINE Orchestras specialty for your BEER dancing pleasuré. ALSO GARDEN CLUB ICE CREAM COFFEE OF TABOU SODA POP *NOBBE - BONDELS> SITTING PRETTY-Gail Russell seems quite happy and DRINKS she has reasoni to, be, considering the roles Paramount recently (Exposition Grounds) has given her. You'll be seeing her sooh with Alan Ladd in SAVOY "Salty O'Rourke," colorful race track romance, and witk: A PREMIUM Toel MoOrea in The Unseen," a theilling mnrder worstery Cold Drink <STEAK RESTAURANT TO DAY and Sandwich AT * CHATELET Y DES FLEURS (American Style I Rue Pavee l 2 Grocery) blocks Kalmar's Café SATURDAY 5.000 FEET.. AMOST A MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL From tbe Grand Rue T stRee CHAMP DE MARS NITE YET ONLY 351 LEISURELY MINUTES FROM TOWN CENTRAL MARKET WARM WELCOME THE DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO DINE AND LODGE COOL SPOT JAMAICA'S REMEMBER < COCKTAILSIN COOL KENSCOFE>. CAPTAIN ACES HIGGINS MOST DINE BY THE Enjoy an Exceptional BAR TALENTED *DINNER WATERS EDGE FEATURES TI RO RO *LUNCHEON and bis drums ORCHESTRA EXCELLENT FOOD CRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC *AFTERNOON RUE DU QUAL. 000eo TEA AND SERVICE ERIC DEAN IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS DINE AND THE AUX ORCHIDEES "BOYS" Petionville SATURDAY NIGHT AT AT MONTE CARLO PORT- AU- PRINCE'S CABANE OF THE MOST CHOUCONNE A ME RICAS LUXURIOUS CAR RESTAURANT BLESSINGS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING HIRE aMy wife used to play ROULETTE, DICE <21> Hotel he piano a lot, but since HAYTIAN TRAVEL he children came she EL RANCHO loesn't have time>. SERVICE <Children are a comfort, "CASINO NATIONAL" ren't they?s TEL: 2242 PORT- AU- PRINCE'S CABANE OF THE MOST CHOUCONNE A ME RICAS LUXURIOUS CAR RESTAURANT BLESSINGS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING HIRE aMy wife used to play ROULETTE, DICE <21> Hotel he piano a lot, but since HAYTIAN TRAVEL he children came she EL RANCHO loesn't have time>. SERVICE <Children are a comfort, "CASINO NATIONAL" ren't they?s TEL: 2242 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY NOV 19 TH *HAITI SUN= PAGE 9 cocktails by the President Mr. and Mrs. Bolte, well Martha of Haiti Motors, Mr. J. E. known lawyer and business applauded Jean-Claude in on of was Sendral. The Dulls said on man of Jacmel, are spen- of her series. A he best leaving for Ciudad Trujillo ding their annual vacation offered to the sketch public was toge that they were enchanted at Kenscoff. Mrs. Bolte's fa ther with Latin with their Haiti short and ther, Mr. Beaudry, former American a they hope to return at some Prefect of Jacmel, has the French The soirée and was. Creole a songs. future date to enjoy a more agency for BRASSERIE DE one and music very mery Beach extensive visit. They will LA COURONNE, S.A. inthe Jazz provided by continue their trip around that city. HAPPY DAYS tole was wConjunyo appreciated Citadel by one the Americas acombin and hope will our friends from JACMEL! and all. Mr. Dan Allen, Manager Mr and Mrs. Giles Hu- Christmas, return to the and after U.S. the before, hoXXX for BRASSERIE DE Thursday aftérnoon at QUI COURONNE, S.A. left LAbert Salidays will tour the Pacific 4:00 P.M. the funeral of MUON Mr. Jacques Lerebours TI BON ZE turday to attend the Coca- Mr. and (Mrs. R. Rouzier The Center d'Art Mlle Marguerite Mercier, Bureau of Cola had Immigration. Convention and Mr. Dewitt Peters one of the most successful who died in the morning, No matter what other School Clinic to be held in Miss Sheillah O'Maly in its took place at St. Peter's countries may say about it, Kingston. Accompanying him Mr. Raymond openings history on Church of Petionville. The immigration is the sincerest was Linda Thomas re- Mr. Pierre Coupeau last Wednesday evening. O- body was buried in the ce- form of porter for HAITI SUN, and Mr. Lelio Monosiet ver 500 guests attended the metery lof Port-au-Prince. flattery. (Pathfinder) Secretary of the Convention Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Burke 76th tured exposition, which fea- Condolences to all those For s." BON VOYAGE! Miss Frances Lee the water colors of who have been affected by Beauty shop is/a Happily engaged to be Mr and Mrs. L. Mary Coles and Robert Wil this sad occurence, particula where men are rare and place wo married next month are Mr and Mrs.Simon Paquin son. rly Mr. Rodolphe Mercier, man well done. Miss Fifi Celeis and Mr Ge Miss Katherine Lando brother of the deceased, her (Tired Hawk) rard Moresset. The announ- Comte and Comtesse Bryan Bar- Mary Coles nephews Lieutenants Elder Low neckline: Something cement was made during a barich your reporter that explained the essen to and Edwige Mercier, Dr.An you can aprove of and look party given by the father Minister of Education and ce of the Haitian dré Mercier and Mr. rly Mr. Rodolphe Mercier, man well done. Miss Fifi Celeis and Mr Ge Miss Katherine Lando brother of the deceased, her (Tired Hawk) rard Moresset. The announ- Comte and Comtesse Bryan Bar- Mary Coles nephews Lieutenants Elder Low neckline: Something cement was made during a barich your reporter that explained the essen to and Edwige Mercier, Dr.An you can aprove of and look party given by the father Minister of Education and ce of the Haitian dré Mercier and Mr. Roger down on at the same time. of the young lady at the fa-Mrs William Theart according to her peoples, Mercier. Overheard at a mily home in Targeau. Mr. John Burns tions, is a certain basic observa- eara XXX 2 ty: I had a wonderful brigepar- time. <Miss Haiti> of 1949, Dr. and Mrs. F.H thiness E she FAY Iwas afraid I would be the Paulette Guichard, is Mr. and Mrs. Guy- Pape Felix thing in finds no- The <VODOU CLUB only stupid bridgeplayer at marry Mr. Jean Janini R Hyppolite pe nor asugary> landsca- presented on Saturday No- your party. the near future. Colonel and Mrs. Follans- has tried people to which with she vember 18th the talen- Boss to secretary: <I'm in Mr. Georges Salomon re- bee her paints. She capture has delibera ted vedette Martha Jean- a hurry Miss M..S, so don't turned to Haiti Iast week Mr. Maurice Borno tely limited her Claude in two xshows> du-] bother with y our shorafter spending two months, Mr. Leif Froen a few colors, which palette she des to ring a gala soirée. tand>. of intensive research with Mr. Lucien Montas cribes as the United Nations at Lake Mr. Jean Belgarde. the expresion earthy, of to this aid feel- in Success. He is connected Well --known business- This does with the Department of Fo- man, Mr. Murry Knobel, ing. the sense of color, not decrease K reign Affairs. left for the New York on Miss Coles says, it is for, possi- as at Refresh...Add The Education Depart- business jof last week. the beginning ble to express the ranges of ment reports that it has Our roving American color white. in well- placed black COI To Her Zesi and The works show Hour been tion thet called Lennie to their atten- respondent reports that Mr. a definite understanding of Bogert is) John Teeter, of the Damon the of the now the master of eleven Runyon Fund and Ameri- of the rythm Haitian daily life letters of the alphabet. can Cancer Society, may pos peasantry. social A thoroughly enjoyable sibly come to Haiti in the Last Friday Ambassador last Tuesday highlight occurred very near future. Lopez Centeno of Venezuethe evening in De- It is with great pleasure la returned to Caracas by pas at home of Mr. andithat we welcome back ho- plane. Ambassador Centeno Mrs. Neff. Mr. Neff, direc me Mr. and Mrs. L.P. was at one time Professor tor of the Haitian- Ameri- gerholm after a sojourn Ag-1 of and to can Institute, and his charm 6 months in France. They late Lt. personal Col. Delgado friend Chal-! the ing wife, were host at a arrived Monday November baud who was five- to-seven cocktail par- 13th. aboard the Transa- Monday of last week, assasinated The ty. Among those present, tlantic Liner <Europan. Mr. Secretary of the Haitian Em our social reporter noted: Aggerholm who is the ma- bassy, Gustave Borno, reMr. Mr.Senator Senator Emile,St-Lot, nager of one the oldest and turned to Caracas on the sa nor Marceau Desi most stable commercial bu- me plane as the AmbassaAmbassador Earl Decour- siness of this country, has dor. been appointed Consul Ge-l cy and Mrs. Monday of last week, assasinated The ty. Among those present, tlantic Liner <Europan. Mr. Secretary of the Haitian Em our social reporter noted: Aggerholm who is the ma- bassy, Gustave Borno, reMr. Mr.Senator Senator Emile,St-Lot, nager of one the oldest and turned to Caracas on the sa nor Marceau Desi most stable commercial bu- me plane as the AmbassaAmbassador Earl Decour- siness of this country, has dor. been appointed Consul Ge-l cy and Mrs. Decourcy neral of Finland. Mr J. Winchester, Mr.and Mrs. John Camp- Mr. travelling chemist for special the bell of the R. Dull Jr,. Manager COCA-COLA EXPORT Miss Denise Rouzier Overseas Distribu- CRPORATION, left Mr. Paul Najac tors of the Ford Motors day for Miami, after Satur- spenMr. and Mrs. Duane A- Company, Mrs. Dull accompanied by ding a few days in Port-au dam in Port- spent two days Prince, making his Cathy Hancock Dulls au-Prince last week analysis of the water yearly used Mr. James O. Plinton The who hail Calila Mr. Vinton Burns Edgewarer, N. J. are on from a at BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE. in- :Coke Lieut. and Mrs. Fritz Bri- tour of Ford Motors FoS.A., local ère reign Export Operations. dependent bottlers. Before Miss Gladys Froen The Department that Mr. leaving, he was very glad Mr. Paul Lizaire Dull heads includes 46 to report that the water u- 44 Jor it cilher may ...bots Mr. Emile Brun countries from one end of Bed in the soft driks, ice trade-marks mean the same thing. Mr and Mrs. Fortuné Bo the globe to the other. this dad all oher of products at M ME BOTLED UNDER AUTHORTY OF THE COCA-COLA COBPANY BY gat Mr. and Mrs. Dull enjoy- and that plant the is serilizaion the purest, Mr and Mrs. M. J. Perry ed their short stay in Port-bottles conformed to of the Mr and Mrs. BRASSERIE Allen LafDELA au- Prince at COURONNE flin and daughter Miss P. Splendid. and last the Friday'red. Hotell usual high standards requi Lafflin night were entertained at S. A. --- Page 10 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 TH. HAITI SUN> PAGE 10 AFRICAN JOURNEY : OF NIGERIA HAVE A FEELING OF LIMITLESS SPACE AND TIME, THE NORTHERN PROVINCES INHABIT THEM HAVE AN AIR OF CALM AND MEDITATION, BUT SAYS AND THE PEOPLE WHO BROADCASTER COLIN WILL, WHO RECENTLY TOURED THE WELL- KNOWN AUSTRALLAN DESPITE THEIR MOOD OF ABSTRACTION, THEY HAVE ACCEPTED THE AREA FOR THE BBC, AND LENT THEIR HANDS TO IT THE NEED FOR CHANGE HAVE NIGERIA'S VAST NORTHERN PROVINCES sheer disaster. I met the high officials I flew north, 6001 miles arid lands. sant smile. Hel wore a whi- hea is The Birnin Kebbe, the town head of all te turban and a robe of agricultural experesof or more into the interior,to The spiritual stuff that first to see ifof the Gwandu Emirate, niwhere the vast Northern West Africa's Muslims is vy, dark-green al-experimented big- scale controlled irriga- nety miles on my road from Provinces of Nigeria stretch the Sultan of Sokoto, who most reached Muslim the ground. north, 6001 miles arid lands. sant smile. Hel wore a whi- hea is The Birnin Kebbe, the town head of all te turban and a robe of agricultural experesof or more into the interior,to The spiritual stuff that first to see ifof the Gwandu Emirate, niwhere the vast Northern West Africa's Muslims is vy, dark-green al-experimented big- scale controlled irriga- nety miles on my road from Provinces of Nigeria stretch the Sultan of Sokoto, who most reached Muslim the ground. tion was They de Sokoto. They were wonderout along the fringe of the is always known as Sarki'n Like many clothes rulers, cided it was possible. not: the rivers fully polite, genuinely pleas Sahara. They have the de- Muslimi The Command- he wears no ornate humility not be controlled. So ed with the visit. They see- 'sert feeling of limitless er of the Faithful. He is one but shows his bycould a med to me to enjoy workce and time, but spa! if the three of four most po! appearing only in white or'now they are trying ra- with the they arel werful leaders in the Isla- in the sacred green. ther daring plan. Briefly, it ing Europeans.But not deserts. They are' dry His was translatlis to balance the danger ofI sensed a certain reluctandusty lands, scorched by et- mic world. ed for greeting me. It was this: helfloods by cultivating alce, a regret that sO much ernal sun, cooled sometimes The Northern Provinces that I would greater area, and change was felt to be neces by the- chill, dry. wind cal are divided into a number hoped in, Sokoto, butdoing seemuch it intensively with sary. led the Hermattan; Water- of emirates, and the emirs good I things would see also thatjtractorby. gov- I travelled on and, at Jeed sometimes by great riv- a few of them with diffe that which was bad, SO that Iernment ploughing teams, and by I visited the rumfa. the rent usga, ers that shrink and flood titles, such as the Sul- could judge it were ing varieties of rice station, and saw a with are they thatidresing violence. tan members of old advances. willi stand up to a, batch of patients families, goodinew There is grass there to ruling both, chiefs making In the courtyard was a' deal of flooding. brought în with cerebro-spi feed the hump- backed cat- and religious heads, -and it Much nal meningitis. There is no tle that travel endlessly; is, through them that the horseman, a fantastic figure of these river flats epidemic this year. Last and spiny plants and thorn British administration gov- from the past. He brandish-is country too tough for the year, in one province alone, scrub; and scattered, stunt erns the north, under the ed a spear and had a sword farmers' hoes and light there were 45.000 cases ed trees, and sometimes tal- system called indirect rule: at his side. He wore a hel- ploughs. But one morning, watched with 15.000 deaths. But ler' timber and even forests.i Each emirate has its native met and a coat of mail outside Sokoto, drawn I thère is an outbreak every And. men farm the dry administration, with its own chain mesh; the same as big ploughs by trac- year. land, making, the best of law courts, publie works,men wore in the days of: tors tearing that. hard rainy seasons and rivers and schools, hospitals, and so the Crusades. I have been ground open and that going I wish I had time to tell rare. 000 deaths. But ler' timber and even forests.i Each emirate has its native met and a coat of mail outside Sokoto, drawn I thère is an outbreak every And. men farm the dry administration, with its own chain mesh; the same as big ploughs by trac- year. land, making, the best of law courts, publie works,men wore in the days of: tors tearing that. hard rainy seasons and rivers and schools, hospitals, and so the Crusades. I have been ground open and that going I wish I had time to tell rare. springs and wells. on. The British residents, told that some actual arms deep in good soil had lyou more of that long jourTi people of the north district officers, and specia- land armour of those days lain waste for ages. before I came at last are Ci aftsmen, too; blacks-llists of different kjnds coo- found their way across the Next day at dawn, I star/ney, to the city miths and silversmiths, pot- perate and advise. This in- Sahara with early Moham- ted On a long trip through of Kano, the north, the greatest famous tra ters, and weavers, and wor direct rule has its. problems medan conquerors, and we-the Northern the Provinces. roads were Ear ding centre to which the ca kers ia leather. They have but it' works; and I do not re copied by generations ofly as it was, ravans come from across almost nothing in commoni think any other system West African armourers. ordered already busy. Long-distance the Sahara, from Timbuktu with the southerners except would. The Sultan had lorries loomed, up out of from Chad, as they have their dark skins. And event Sokoto, like all. towns in this display for me to show the light haze of the Har- done for 1.000 years. Catheir colour varies from ebo northern Nigeria, is a collecme how his people went to mattan and vanished in mels and donkeys threadny to old ivory, and a great tion of rectangular flat-roo war only a few generations clouds of dust. ling among the lorries, and, many have long, sharp- cut fed houses built of mud-ce- ago. The Sultan's guard except for the Jorries and a features, frequently aquili- ment, rosy-red, yellowish- still ride out in armour THE RED GOATS few bicycles, that enormne, which lends colour to, brown, ivory coloured, the when he parades through OF KANO ous city of square, mud many theories of great mi- walls topped- with small the city on days of ceremo- In the open grassland. ar- buildings is as it was in the grations from North Africa pinnacles, like spearheads. nial. ound mud villages.there we days of the Arabian Nights, the Arab countries, and evre herds of the humped cat- with a white mosque, en from Upper Egypt. I MEET THE SULTAN A few days later, I went tle with a five- foor spread with its huge green dome rising GREAT TRADERSI OF SOKOTO with Sarki'n Muslimi onof horns, black- and. white above it, the richly decoratOF WEST AFRICA At,t the Sultan's palace, the first trip of the first mo sheep, and red. goats. These ed facades of the houses,the There are a number of ra- the Resident and I weret tor-coach in Sokoto. On goats the <Sokoto Reds> market stalls hung with car. ces, but the prodominant welcomed by high officials this first trip round the and the red goats of Kano and cloths of native who bowed themselves tô town the passengers were are a pets ones are 'the Fulani, many the in' graceful obe- all high dignitaries in caues their famous hide breed, makes be- weave, piled up with colou of whom are wandering cat isance, ground until their exquisite geous turbans and nufer finest leather. et tor-coach in Sokoto. On goats the <Sokoto Reds> market stalls hung with car. ces, but the prodominant welcomed by high officials this first trip round the and the red goats of Kano and cloths of native who bowed themselves tô town the passengers were are a pets ones are 'the Fulani, many the in' graceful obe- all high dignitaries in caues their famous hide breed, makes be- weave, piled up with colou of whom are wandering cat isance, ground until their exquisite geous turbans and nufer finest leather. We the red leather and masses of tle-herders, and the Hausa- head-dresses of figured mus and in the front seat wasas Morocco leather, know but itl silver ornaments. men, who are the gréat tra- lin touched the red dust-athe Sultan. The crowds rushlis because that One evening a friend took ders of West Africa - and voluntary gesture of ho- jed to salute him because jers first European it trad-i me to visit the richest of all farmers, as Well. These tall, which equal makes to this bus- trip was import caravans found had taken there. the The Ithe rich merchants of Kano bearded northerners wear nour,, soft milliorobes Then we were led/ant. It gave his sanction to red hides to Morocco across -some say heis turbans and long and into equal. the audience chamber this modern innovation, and the Sahara from the naire - El Hajji et Hassan colossal fancy, trousers, five do where walls and floor were that is essential in Hausa ries of Sokoto and tanne- Dantata. We P ass d feet wide. The well- tocovered with car- land. We Kano. through his warehouse fuli ride horses in elaborate har entirely of passed mud- built and rice, car coloured leather and pets. Twelve chairs, ranged As well as her system towns that had been the of groundnuts ness of metalwork, jinging in two rows flanking the indirect rule, Britain also strongholds of the old Fu- bets and merchandise, and showy. bells. throne, were covered with does a great deal directly lani empire, in the in a whitewashed house of with little in the ewelve different, brilliantly in West Africa. In farming when the Fulanis were days the starkest simplicity we Their Mohammedan, religion, so coloured pieces of cloth. development for instance querors. At the town of Ar- con found the old man waiting main, is culture and their The Sultan came in Rice is grown in the river at a levee byt to great us with the quiet is their his orna with ir- gungu, met given graceful courtesy of his They have an without ceremony, lowlands, primitive the Emir, I a chief, not and philosophy. of calm and meditation, te slippers sliding silently rigation. But floods waste vet an old man, who had beople: He was an elegant air break in storms of over the carpets. He was a some crops every year, and led one of the last raids of figire, talt, slim, white- roliable to fanaticism. And slender, graceful man of fif- about once in ten years they the old warring days befo- bed, and his white turban anger have andi that fatalism that ty, dark and aquiline, with wash away all the rice. And re the British brought pea- framed a remarkable face. they to vast and intelligent eyes and a plea- for, these small farmers that ce. continued on page 12 seems to belong --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 'TH, <HAITI SUN> PAGE 5 NL T SPORT YESTERDAY FOOTBALL IN THE WORLD RESULTS SPORTS: CLASSIFICATION RESULTS OF THE 1st Racing and Excelsior 3 Harvard 14 Brown 13 4TH CHAMPIONSHIF, points Colgate 19 Syracuse 14 MATCH 3rd Victory and Armée 1 Penn. 20 Wisconsin 0 Racing versus Excelsior point Illinois 14 Ohio Siate 7 Sunday November 12. Page 11 --- SUNDAY NOV. 19 'TH, <HAITI SUN> PAGE 5 NL T SPORT YESTERDAY FOOTBALL IN THE WORLD RESULTS SPORTS: CLASSIFICATION RESULTS OF THE 1st Racing and Excelsior 3 Harvard 14 Brown 13 4TH CHAMPIONSHIF, points Colgate 19 Syracuse 14 MATCH 3rd Victory and Armée 1 Penn. 20 Wisconsin 0 Racing versus Excelsior point Illinois 14 Ohio Siate 7 Sunday November 12. 1950 5th Barcadi 0 point Notre Dame 13 Iowa 14 Match: Racing 1 6th Violette 0 poini Minisota 27 Purdu 14 Excelsior 1 In the kingdom of <Goal get Navy 29 Columbia 0 Opposite Formations: Ra ters> (Martin (Racing) is Still Connell 24 Dartmouth 0 cing Goalkeeper: Rigaud leading with 3 goals followed Michagan State 19 Pittsbur- Backs: Ruppert Dseir -De closely. by Guillaume (Excelgh nis sior) with 2 goals Princeton 47 Yale 12 King, Duroseau and Overi At the start opening match Villanova 29 Boston College Forward: Martin (Capt) PETIONVILLE AND LEO7 Jacques, Madiou, Zoupin Ya GANE played a trial match Boston U. 26 Idaho 19 poute avery hard game which en Georgeiown 21 Holy Cross14 (Trainer) Biamby ded score' 1-1 Lehigh 38 Lafayette 0 Excelsior: Goalkeeper Next match of the ChamFordham 26 Temple 2i Backs: Angelucci (Capt), and will North Carolina 14 South Ca Thovenin - Denis Thybulle pionship take place i0rolina 7 Bataille and Henri For- day between Bacardi and Duke 27 Vingina Tec. 6 ward: Jn. Baptiste, Lamothe, Violette and will be precee Miiami 20 Flonida 14 Guillaume, A. Michel, and ded at 3:00 by a test match Georgia 12 Auburn 10, Dérosier. (Trainer: Guillau- between CROIX DES BOU Kentucky 83 North Dakota 0 me) QUETS and a team of the Alabama 54 Georgia Tech 19 Receipts: Gaes. 1743. 60 mecropolitan Championship Tenn. 45 Miss 0 for nearly 7500 persons (re' Entrance G. 0.20 cetiOklahoma 41 Missouri 7 cord for the championship) mes Tribune Michagan 34 Nthwestern 23 Goals were scored by: GuilG. 0.30 centimes SMU 14 Arkanss 7 laume (Excelsior) after 15th coniinued from page 4 minute of play Yaboute (Ra cing) after 61st minute The Rio Treath became ef fective as soon as twothirds of the American re- LOCAL FOOTBALL STAR The piciure taken recentpublics deposited their ins- ly at Mc Carthy Stadium shows truments of ratification. Re Rudy Tippenhauer ofLa Salle young foot-ball star maining American Govern; awaiting patiendy. the otherother 16 University ments bound themselves to team to commence pracitice. members of his THERE ARE the Treaty's terms as each deposited its ratification ins 10 WAYS trument. That nation ratified the this. reservation Guatemala's Guatemala is the only si- Treaty but with a reserva- deposit of its ratification CLIPPER-CARGO gnatory nation whose ins- tion restating Guatemala's pending while the other A is trument of ratification is territorial claims to Belize, mericani Republics CAN f still to be formally accepted (British Honduras.) Due to Ithe reservation. to team to commence pracitice. members of his THERE ARE the Treaty's terms as each deposited its ratification ins 10 WAYS trument. That nation ratified the this. reservation Guatemala's Guatemala is the only si- Treaty but with a reserva- deposit of its ratification CLIPPER-CARGO gnatory nation whose ins- tion restating Guatemala's pending while the other A is trument of ratification is territorial claims to Belize, mericani Republics CAN f still to be formally accepted (British Honduras.) Due to Ithe reservation. consider MAKE MONEY V FOR YOUI JAMAICA'S 66 HOT TEN 99 AS4 PIs Jamaica's crackerjack the style won't allow. No one! Saxophone and famous <Eric Deans, band, can deny the consistency of set the tone of the phrasing that packed the Theatre del this outfit. Other Bands go thoss soft numbers.But band cre- in Verdure, Cabane Choucoune on an < off night > now and dit be distributed even and the Haitian- American then and do the comeback ly E the <Hot Tens, Drum Institute this week with on their next engagement, mer Sam Watson <(F'ather)> crowds of applauding citi- what has put this band Pianist Linton zens, has been accepted as head and shouiders above Trombonist Dan Drummon Thomas, Jamaica's finest Ambassa- the others this year. Bass Vincent Want to know how? The Clipper dor. This ten piece band Trumpet Hamilton, Cargo expert in your community will that has made a big hit with When Dean and the liams, Guitar player Lester Wil local dance fans as well as <boys arrived from Kingston player Ernest show you how. He knows the answers listening audiences, varies lasf week, Mrs Marini of Ranglin, Tenor Sax Ruben to your particular shipping problems. from hot Calypso, ale jazz Hotel Choucoune greeted the lyn Alexander, Buchanan, Third Eric alto Deans, JoseTelephone 3451 1 hot>, bebop (or bop) and B' <Well, gentlemen, first sax and vocalist back to the sweet aad swoo 1II show you to! your Roy Shurland, who hany, something for everyone rooms>. To which à chorus A Jamaican newspaper reply beamed, Would be ve made Jazz mysicians and seems to have hit it square oblize if wel music lovers of all existing CLIPPER ly in its recent review very uid mu-) w varieties flock to listen. * PASSERGERS ofjc soe where are tol the band, they said, <The play first And So the band TUITION> highlight of this band is was rehearsing five minutes Lessons of and CRROO French CARGO CUPPER its individual styling. Some after arrival in Petionville. misb to English speaking Spe PANAMERIGAN HORLD AIRHAYS band,folks say it's Lombar- This habit will undoubtedy persons Conversational Metoddo, but it certamly kicks keep. this band famous bod. Apply to Rue Dantes Destouches * up into some <Hot riffs> at for some years to come. Wel Charles E. Stepben Professor C/O Edi times - a thing Lombardo'sonly hope thar their stay IS tor cHaiti Sunn, --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY NOV 19 TH NIGERIA'S VAST NOR- THERN PROVINCES PARAMOUNT CLASSIFIED ADS. Continued frdm Page 10 Sunday, Nov. 19 And his. eyes were the] What I did say, was that I LE FANTOME Classified advertisements, Wanted: 1913 American eyes 0 fa mystic. felt the same was true of at 3: 30 p.m. are accepted for tbings 5 cent Piece -Liberty beud He led us into his study him, which was lame en- ECARLATE wanted Or umwanted; arti- No. Buffalns Re- a rather bizarre note,that ough. But all,at once I felt at 6: 00 p.m. 19 And his. eyes were the] What I did say, was that I LE FANTOME Classified advertisements, Wanted: 1913 American eyes 0 fa mystic. felt the same was true of at 3: 30 p.m. are accepted for tbings 5 cent Piece -Liberty beud He led us into his study him, which was lame en- ECARLATE wanted Or umwanted; arti- No. Buffalns Re- a rather bizarre note,that ough. But all,at once I felt at 6: 00 p.m. FLYING and DOWN cles forsale; personal servi- werd was, in the midst of Kano: that I could see the north 8: 15 p.m. ces; miscellaneous items, APPLY HAITI SUN it was like the office of a more clearly, now. TO RIO (Carioca) - with wanted;bouses Language such as jobs. HOUSES FOR SALE late-Victorian business man Under all this striving English Dolores del Rio - Gene Ray for rent; tutoring; traveling RODOR AGENCY -roll- ton desk, horsehair and and companions; ideas for sale. chairs and all. But as we misery, there poverty was am- mond. Fred Astaire Ginge Ro not accepted, advertise- 1 An unfurnished modern' sat there office faded, Iprosperity, these a search ments of political nature. home, concrete and stone, 6could look only at the man. ong thing people which to gers Nov. 20 at 6.00 Rate: 25c per insertion, ma rooms on the ground floor,There was something cur- for that MONDAY ximum of 5 words. 7 in the basement. All con-ious about him, something them was more precious p.m. FANTOME ECARveniences. that I felt, without knowing than grain or gold: that in- LE USED AUTOS FOR SALE That is why TUESDAY, Nov. 21: 2 Large, luxurious, mason what it was, to be signifi- ner happiness. Dodge 4 door ry house. At Bourdon. 4 be'cant. they seemed SO calm, wha- LATE, Sedan. drooms, 2 garages, all con- He made a few remarks tever happened. That was at 6.00 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. Motor in good veniences. Grounds 200 by my friend translated, about why change meant so little Flying Down To Rio them. It made it all the Thursday, Nov. 23. condition 100 Reasonable offer. his interest in England, the to remarkable that, des- 6.00 and at General Appearance O. K 3 Large sioried house on pleasure it gave him to ha- more at pm 8.15 p.m Last Price: cash 350 dollars. Avenue Christophe (Chemin ve a visitor from there, And pire this mood Lof abstraction BONNE A TOUT FAIRE Contact' xHaiti Sun>. des Dalles); walled about, then ke looked at me for a they have accepted the need with 1948 Chev. 5 passenger 1120 frontage, 250 depth. All long time and said some- for change and lent their Robert Young Maureen coup, in excellent conveniences. thing else in quite a diffe- hands to it'I remembered O'Hara- Cliton webb. condition, done 17.000 4 Modern masonry home, rent tone, and my friend the calm smile of the Sul- FRIDAY, Nov. 24 miles. Ring. 7188, 7225 Petionville, 3 Hedrooms, all smiled. <EI Hassan says> he tan of Sokoto, who, no at 6.00 p.m.. at: 7:15 p.m. 1949 Hudson 8 cylinders! Iconviences, large grounds. translated, <that are ob doubt, looked on things wi- FLYING DOWN TO RIO good condition 5 The d'Angle house, Pe- viously a man e great in- thin himself very much as SATURDAY, Nov. 25 perfect motor. Call 2242 tionville. 8, 7225 Petionville, 3 Hedrooms, all smiled. <EI Hassan says> he tan of Sokoto, who, no at 6.00 p.m.. at: 7:15 p.m. 1949 Hudson 8 cylinders! Iconviences, large grounds. translated, <that are ob doubt, looked on things wi- FLYING DOWN TO RIO good condition 5 The d'Angle house, Pe- viously a man e great in- thin himself very much as SATURDAY, Nov. 25 perfect motor. Call 2242 tionville. Choice dection. 100 ner happiness, and that.isdid El Hassan Dantata thac - at 6:00 p.m and at 8.15 p.m 1949 Buick convertable by 120 all that matters in thisland yet the sultan took LE MONSTRE ROUGE in A.I. condition.. 62 houselots C St. Mar- world.> What could. I say? bus-ride. SUNDAY, Nov. 26.. at 3.30 Contact <Haiti Sunp. tin Streei. Very reasonable. p.m. 1940 Dodge has been 7 Various houselots on the LE MONSTRE ROUGE well looked after. road to Boutiliers. Reasonalast price $800 ble.. EDITORIAL Contact xHaiti Sun>, 8 House on the Bois Ver MODERN na, for $3,700.00. 1e BUILDING A small house in TO BUY Regarding the recent inci asked and more than the FOR POLICE Por-au-Prince Masonry house, near, dent of the Haitian vendors buyer had offered, and at (un/ irnished) Bois Verna or Champ de overcharging American sai- a price that each knows A Commision has been for $40 Mars, for not more thani lors and officiers who visit was the right One in the formed' at the General Head Apply <Haiti Sun> $8,000 Port-au-Prince from time to-first place. quarters of the Army for OFFICE SPACE WANTED time, these unfortunate si- A case reported to the the of a construction TO RENT that a project a new building ATLA tuations do exist, but theyHAITI SUN was of Person wishes to share furnished do not symbolize the heart tsailor being charged $1.50 for the Police Headquarters office, has' 'own equipment, Wanted: Large of this city, than for a 12 point of 1-Star This Commission, comprisConctat <Haiti Sun>. house. Can go as high as in anymore Atlantic Barbancourt Rum, last ing Major Villedrouin, of USED AUTOS WANTED $ 150.00 they do and other Miami, American week, by a street vendor, Intendence Service of the For further information, City, and most of the over-char- Army, Lts. Bouchereau (EnSmall car in good contact Rodor Trading Corpe resorts, who raise their prij can be blamed gineer) and Mercier, have condition. raton, 150 Grand Rue, Bon) ces considerably higher du ging this of -AMBULANT upon visited the present HeadCall 2242. homme building, second, ring TOURIST SEASONS, VENDOR>, type as most of the quarters with the object of A jeep at a floor. to make up for the off sea Stores have a afixeds pri a, new building for reasonable price, Rogm and board (2 rooms son, low-price trade. ce. acquaiting themselves with Contact cHaiti Sun> and bath) with Américan fal Most Americans, not used the space problems. The BUSINESS FOR SALE mily, good neighborhood to bargaining, do not un- In crder to avoid these new building will agree PERSONAL garden, Américan cooking, derstand the system of pur situations, we might sug- with the most modern style, chasing in Haiti. When a gest that the various, HAI- land offer Locaied in Petionville. will great comvendor states a price, he ex TIAN TOURIST BUReasonable rental. Haiti Sun> and bath) with Américan fal Most Americans, not used the space problems. The BUSINESS FOR SALE mily, good neighborhood to bargaining, do not un- In crder to avoid these new building will agree PERSONAL garden, Américan cooking, derstand the system of pur situations, we might sug- with the most modern style, chasing in Haiti. When a gest that the various, HAI- land offer Locaied in Petionville. will great comvendor states a price, he ex TIAN TOURIST BUReasonable rental. Ifort. Each department will Person wishes to sell Contact HAITI SUN pects you to bargain with REAUS get together and ha have its own offices. There diamond ring. It has two him, and is even disappoin- ve some planphlets printed will be also a subterranean diamonds in gold Tiffany. CAR FOR SALE ted when you dont't. The for distribution at the docks shooting range, hardest for most Ame when the ships land. Better setting. A 1950 Chevrolet 4 door thing Please apply <Haiti Sun> ricans is learn the business yet, a little band, with a sedan $2.000. call 26.41 mor of whaggling> It embarras- WELCOME SIGN, and <victims> of the inevitable FOR SALE nings or 5500 Evenings. ses them to keep refusing to chreerpiece orchestra, to eprice: haggling>. Kodak 35 mm PERSONAL pay the price asked. Gene- gréet all tourists and Navy Haiti has a tremendous range finder rally, it only is. a matter of ships upon their arrival, future, and, the public and and flash. Pedigree female Siaimese inthe seller'e giving his price, and an attractive Haitian police should see that theIatest model misérable condition $2:00 the buyer saying TOO <Belle> tn dispense any, andise situations and other simi excellent condition for cat, $13:00 for pedigree MUCH, with the result all information to these ones are corrected here Dan vilitar see Allen can be redeemed by Loving that the article will be sold tors at the docks, before they.and now. Brasserie de la Couronne. car. Call Haiti Sun. lat less than the seller had hail hed a chance to becdmel End of Editorial 11 FIriwyW Bey MAEX RexfiaSHESBIHR THE EBEST