--- Page 1 --- II T I a IS y BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE un EDITOR EM. A. MAINVILLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY NOV. 26TH. A No. 11 AROUND THE WORLD THIS WEEK TOKIO The United Nation Forces, that moved forward Friday morning in a general assault in an effort to end the war before Xmas were reported Saturday night to be meeting heavy resistance, from the North Korean forces, who the re port states h a ve put a new model Tank in the fight.The Tank is reported to be a Joseph. Stalin type of 51 tons and much larger than the American <General Patton> The new assault came af-] I ter three weeks ofcautjous Allied advances in the west, in which improved positions were secured for the jump-off against the enemy. COLD WEATHHERT FOR REFUGEEING - North Korean refugees, clad in light clothing, brave the freezing Korean winter to return to thier homes. They had The efforts of these airfled when the Communists overran. the area near the Chongchon River, and are ground operations, since the returning now that the UN forces have retaken control. North. Koreans and Chinese - - (see below) Communists broke off their TOO MUCH BASTING surprise attack after forcing Two bedraggled turkeys United Nations withdrawals struggle for life on the ban up to fifty miles, has been k of the River, near a <massive compression and Fresno, Calif., Kings with two dea envelopment> of the commu d gobblers at their feet. Monist armies, General Macthan 25.000 turkeys, des Arthur said. This is <now re din approaching its decisive eftined for Thanksgiving fort. he added. ner tables, were drowned The United Nations jump n the floods that followed -off, made with seven divitorrential rains in Californi sions United States and a's Central Valley. South Korean- was along a sixty-mile line running from near Pakchon on the right to Tekchon on the extreme left flank. Continued page 2) (See gbove) MURDER IN THE FAM ILY Mrs Marion Sullivan has been arraiMISS CHARITY gned in Ottawa, Canada, on BAILEY IN HAITI charges of beating her husMiss Charity Bailey, Tea- <Dalcroze> award for disband, Francis J. Sullivan cher of music at the famous tinguished work in the field to death in a hotel <Little Red School House in of music. She is a seroom brawl. Sullivan. a goNew-York City has retur- ries of programs giving on Station vernment legal adviser, was ned to Haiti after an absen- MBC here in Port-au-Prinfound with head wounds, ce of two years. Miss Bailey ce, guitar recitals of Haiinficted by a bottle. His wiisa graduate of the Rhode tian and Louisiana Creole fe, who had telephoned in Island College of Education The first of the sehis obituary notice, had a student of the Julliard songs. ries was last half of a broken bottle in School of Music, New- and the next given will Tuesday be On her suitcase. York, and a holder of the next Tuesday (November --- Page 2 --- Fage 2 *HAITISUN> SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. Buy Classified Advertisements Sell VALUES IN PRIMITIVE Help Wanted For Rent -For Sale Lost and Found SOCIETY Classified advertisements THE BUY OF THE YEAR are accepted for tbings a 1950 Chevrolet 4 door WANTED A JEEP at (Continued from 5) evaluation of moral conduct wanted Or snwanted; arti- sedan selling at $ 2.000,this a reasonabae price, in fairly magical ordering bage of his is based absolute stancles for sale; personal servi- car has been well looked af- good condition, not interes- group. Classified Advertisements Sell VALUES IN PRIMITIVE Help Wanted For Rent -For Sale Lost and Found SOCIETY Classified advertisements THE BUY OF THE YEAR are accepted for tbings a 1950 Chevrolet 4 door WANTED A JEEP at (Continued from 5) evaluation of moral conduct wanted Or snwanted; arti- sedan selling at $ 2.000,this a reasonabae price, in fairly magical ordering bage of his is based absolute stancles for sale; personal servi- car has been well looked af- good condition, not interes- group. By his failure to dards. This upon is borne out furces; miscallaneous items, ter, has done véry little ted in those around the observe them he has ther, the sucb as jobs wanted;bonses leage, its as good as brand mise 1000 mark. looked the particular deity over-t ceremonies perhaps, and by rites of many for rent; tutoring; traveling new, and a lot cheaper. Call ROOM AND BOARD - has neglected certain rules, rification, smilar to those pu- of companions; ideas for sale. 2641 mornings Or 5500 Eve- 2 rooms and a bath with A- regulations, or prohibitions the Mende. not accepted, advertise- nings. merican family, The implicit in the religious and Does it that ments of political nature. is located in Petionville house a or spiritual force from which values in follow, then, Rate: 25c per insertion, ma good neighborhood, with in such rules derive. He has are quite primitive different society from GOOD BUY garden a porch and the tri- not fallen short any ob-western ones ? It would be Dodge in A. I. condition E served American solute standard moral- more accurate 6a mmings Two to say that no noises, except excellent cooking, low rental. ity, Or decency. things they are superficially differadio last price $ 745 cash. - PEDEGREE follow from this. The first rent. In fact, most of the vaFEMALE is that values, as we should lues important to western HAVE YOU SPACE siamese in miserable condi-call them, in primitive SO- peoples are shared by with primiperson respectable bution, (you may take to the' ciety involve principles of tive societies, and the siness wishes to share office bosom of your family) $ 2 moral conduct, not religion blem is really one of prohas re-inter all own equipment. HOUSES FOR SALE for cat $13 for pedigree, can and philosophy as in Euro- pretation. For example A DAYNAFLOW SEE RODOR be redeemed by loving care. pean civilisation. In the field m OS t Prim itiv convertable in excellent sha- AGENCY FOR SALE - a four door of religion primitive man is people attach very great pe, selling at a decent price, a) In Kenscoff - house- Dodge sedan, with a good not a philosopher. For the importance do kinship and you may arrange suitable lots on the Kenscoff road motor and general appea- most part he' is interested in'to keeping on good terms terms, see <Haiti Sun> if and in the village, of alt rance O. K. last price is supernaturel power for the with Kinsmen. A person may you wish to own.a dynaflow sizes. $ 350 cash. Its a good buy, Khelp that such power can have several hundred kinsA b House on Chemin des check with >Haiti Suns>, give him in*controlling na- men and he is expected to SMALL HOUSE Dalles. Ten rooms on a lot ture. treat each Oone of them in wanted in the City or close 80 by 160. A RADIO almost M much the same way as he by the Petionville road the c) Wooden dwelling on brand new, can pick up fo- The premises of sociallwould act towards his own house need not be furnished the Bois Verna on a lot, ign stations clear Hecer- ethics may receive sanction brother and son. with >Haiti Suns>, give him in*controlling na- men and he is expected to SMALL HOUSE Dalles. Ten rooms on a lot ture. treat each Oone of them in wanted in the City or close 80 by 160. A RADIO almost M much the same way as he by the Petionville road the c) Wooden dwelling on brand new, can pick up fo- The premises of sociallwould act towards his own house need not be furnished the Bois Verna on a lot, ign stations clear Hecer- ethics may receive sanction brother and son. too, rent must We, but the be under with 300 frontage and tion) for sale owner willin folk lore or people's mis- value the but $ 40. depth. 90sell for$ 40 (R. C. A. Vic- deeds. That is left to more tend to limit family, our interest we to tor. A SMALL CAR - wan- d) Walled home at Bafamiliar spirits, such as an- immediate relatives, and rated in good condition, may- biole. A STUDYBAKER in cestors. In general, therefo- rely extend the same emobe a present owner of an Or- e) Two-story house, brick excellent shape I year old re, ethics, or <goods Or tional regard even as far as dinary Renault. wishes to construction, on t he Ruedone 10.000 miles of easy ebad> behaviour, are disso- first cousin. We attach parsell in order to purchase a du Centre. Large courtyardtravel, interested parties ciated from supernatural ticular importance to hunew delux Model for Xmas, and lots of living area. contact Haiti Sun immedia- threats, punishments, praise, man life and the rights of rewards. the fact think it over. f) The d'Angle property tely this bargain will sell or Despite has the individual person. This in Petionville. 100 by 120. for around $ 1.600. that every community is also the case, A DIAMOND generally, ring Choice neighborhood. its rules of conduct-its se- with so a beaut ! it has two dia- WANTED 'A PIANIST-now in this cular ethical code-religion far at primitive rate as local monds set in Tiffany, its a city would like to rent to be any at" a) Walled house near aand ethics tend connec- or tribal is concerned. chance for young man to ins the Bois Verna or Chemin GOOD piano the said pia-ted only in a remote way. Primitive group usually for tall an engagement ring des Dalles, priced between nist maybe contacted throu- The second conclusion is, lack a wider people of some future date, for its $ 6,000 and 8.000. gh the <Haiti Sun> perhaps, more debatable. be- humanity; but conception so do civiliselling at a give-away price. b), Home in a good neigh- SMALL HOUSE OR APT cause the amount of eviden- It is sed people when at war. <TUITION> borhood, not more than tow yong men seeking/ce is as Socalled yet quite small. be- Even the values of romanLessons of French and Spa $ 3.500. a small house Or apartment this. iewrongo society tic love so peculiarly denisb to Englisb speaking c) Land on the Carrefour in the City, part furnished haviour in as primitive a breaking of veloped among western persons Conversational Met- road beyond the Bizoton O. K. but the rent must be lis regarded rule of con- ples- are not wholly PSSe bod. Apply to. Professor Docks. Not more than resonable. some specific as the f'aunting of sent from primitive society. Charles E. Stepben C/O Edi $ 1.000. THIS CAR - 1949 Hud- duct; divine not Or absolute law There is a very familiar ring tor <Haiti Sun>. d) A house in good repair son with all of 8 cylinders of some the universe. Therefore, about the Mende love-song House in Pacot, tbree bed with all conveniences, in has been up for sale for effect upon which begins : *Why has dining Petionville. Not overS 8.000, weeks the only reason personality, my tall boy gone ? . Stepben C/O Edi $ 1.000. THIS CAR - 1949 Hud- duct; divine not Or absolute law There is a very familiar ring tor <Haiti Sun>. d) A house in good repair son with all of 8 cylinders of some the universe. Therefore, about the Mende love-song House in Pacot, tbree bed with all conveniences, in has been up for sale for effect upon which begins : *Why has dining Petionville. Not overS 8.000, weeks the only reason personality, my tall boy gone ? I left ToomS big porch, For further information, me terms of feelings of guilt for $ its boy EE ro0m, large yard. 70 contact Rodor Trading Cor- has not sold is that the Ow- and sin, is less significant my another's dark, sake crying unfurnisbed, Maybe able to poration, 150 Grand Rue, ner conld'nt decide on has a than in European society. talk the price down. Bon homme building, se- price but now the price This is not to suggest that (continned next week) cond floor. been fixed its a bargain. primitive people fail to ext perience guilt and sin as we understand the terms. TheIn order to insure accuracy, all copy for advertisre is no possible doubt about TRAVEL BY SUB ments should be written Or typed by the advertiser. the fact that they do. What Hollywood, Cal. - John Any advertisements taken by phone are inserted at I am however, is Wayne and camera crew the advertiser's risk of error. Terms for classified adverthat guilt implying, and sin can be ex-1 will travel to Honolulu by tising are cash in advance, except to firms Or indivuals piated more and submarine to photograph having a regular account at this office. readily, per- scenes for <Operation Paciaps more dfectively, thanificn. ReafiaSHESBITNR THE BEST --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY NOV. 26th. <HAITI SUN> PAGE > VALUES IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETY by KENNETH LITTLE The way people behave We have come to realise, This worship of the spirits se, the sedt by the in primitive society is very nowadays, that primitive is organised in lies wrongdoer's in the only ho- cised state and Ostraoften explained by one of people have exactly the sa- ways by various cults, differentipe each particular cult hands of the: by his neighbours, two popular theories. The me kind of biological make- of which is led by hereditary he has broken. His whose rules But a the person who coinmits first is the ideal of primitive up as civilised men and wo- and senior officials. Thus, is to seek the advice first step ce religious in or ritual offencommunism. It is thought men. The term C primitive: the ancestral cult lays down soothsayer. The of a Amust reckon primitive On society that among primitive peo- does not refer to thier men- rules regarding the conducr' questions him soothsayer quences of a conseples. there is no such thing tal or physical structure. of behaviour within the fa- concerning his very recent closely natural kind; dire not and superas individual ownership of All that the term <primiti- mily. It teaches that family viour behaonly for - and tries to himself but for his property. that everything vec does mean is that the quarrels and disobedience patient- as get the diate immeis shared, including, natu- peoples. concerned do not are displeasing to the ances- him- to admit we might to call This family kind of and kinsmen. rally enough, women. The possess such elaborate ma- tors. which could be some that sins. as expectation other idea goes to the oppos- chines and tools and that The secret societies-50- great Or small interpreted call them, will we should ite extreme. It pictures pri- their methods of economic called because their mem- as a concrete offense. misdemeanour other be visited on mitive man as the <noble production are relatively bers are obliged to take an the soothsayer tells him Then that the sinner people himself, as well is as ob- on savagen, by nature a happy unspecialised. possess such elaborate ma- tors. which could be some that sins. as expectation other idea goes to the oppos- chines and tools and that The secret societies-50- great Or small interpreted call them, will we should ite extreme. It pictures pri- their methods of economic called because their mem- as a concrete offense. misdemeanour other be visited on mitive man as the <noble production are relatively bers are obliged to take an the soothsayer tells him Then that the sinner people himself, as well is as ob- on savagen, by nature a happy unspecialised. Actually, theiroath of secrecy-actally im- he has an additional sancwell-behaved child; full of family and kinship organi- personate the spirits by a paricular transgressed cult Or against viously tibn in itself. It means generous impulses, and ins- sation is often much more wearing special masks carved society and his secret client that a tinctively obeying the tradi complex than ours.. For out of wood and raffia clo- to make full advises confession terest people have direct intional rules of his society. example, Australian abor- thing. By thus embodying them. to in behave seeing that themselves. other There is no need to go gines, whose technical equi- supernatural power, they con people. Of course, sanctions are deeply in to the origins of pment is about as primitive trol most of the other comp- PURIFICATION in not resthese myths. They arose Out as any people's, have a marr- artments of community life. FROM SINS wholly any negative more than this of the mistaken observa-inge system that only a mat- Like the medieval church, If che krouble has been pect in*civilised they are tions of nineteenth-century hematician candisentangle. they lay down various rules traced in incest, the people is not the communities. fear of un- It travellers and missionaries. Like us all primitive peoples of conduct, prescribe certain involved will include not only consequences follLet me give you an example. hold religious beliefs, ob- forms of behaviour, and are only the man and the wo- pleasant In many primitive societies. serve rules of order and mo- the sole agency capable of man, but their immediate owing but the fact wrong, that most behaviour, it is customary for the indi- rality, have methods of rea-Iremitting certain sins. relatives. All of them must find it agreeable to people a vidual have to address everyonelring and training children, interesting thing is Theite that ritually purified. They for correct behasenior to him as sfather> practise art, music and poe- thelr function, in this res- are taken into the sacred repuation viour that prompts them to or <mother>. It seemed try, and have forms of re- peqt, is largely specialised. enclosure of the society, and conform. quite clear to earlier visitors creation. In fact, the only Thus, the Poro-the men's moss and thread are woundi But be careful that he must do this simply general distinction of kind socieoy-determines a you- round their toes, so that not to we should too because he did not know rather than degree is that th's eligibility for marriage they are tied together in ai much about philosophise this. On who his real father Or mot they do not possess written and prepares him for adult continuous chain. Then an whole, the her was; hence the idea of records nor the means of ma- membership. of the-tribe.-Ic official prays for their for- themselves primitive have a peoples sexual pormiscuity. And the king them. For this reason,also helps to regulate the giveness; and some grains tical attitude of very. pracnotion that property, espec- and because of the invidious harvesting of crops and the of rice are placed the a keen mind. sense They ially land, did not mean implications of the term fishing season: In former upturned palms LF their fitness possess in very human conduct; of anything to primitive peo- sprimitive, many anthro- days it fixed rates of pay, hands. ays for their for- themselves primitive have a peoples sexual pormiscuity. And the king them. For this reason,also helps to regulate the giveness; and some grains tical attitude of very. pracnotion that property, espec- and because of the invidious harvesting of crops and the of rice are placed the a keen mind. sense They ially land, did not mean implications of the term fishing season: In former upturned palms LF their fitness possess in very human conduct; of anything to primitive peo- sprimitive, many anthro- days it fixed rates of pay, hands. A fowl is brought, I think ple woS extremely conve- pologists speak of them settled questions of political and if it pecks the rice and but mistake it would be a nient to some of the earlier simply as *non-literate peo- succession, interceded in tri- eats it, the sign is that they that to also assume, think thereby, colonisers. Having taken ples>, in contrast to clite- bal wars. and arbitrated are free of thier sins. They- dards they of conduct and of heba- stanpossession of the territory, rate> or <civilised peoplese. in civil disputes. Likewise break the chain and run viour in terms of absolutes. they were now able to justi- A few the Sande the women's down to the river to bathe. fy themselves. And the idea years ago, in the society-determines a They are now spiritually as True they lay down of primitive communism Sierra Leone Protectorate. girl's well as well a certain kind of conduct as served the Marxists very West Africa,I had the oppor- elegibility for marriage and: physically a- ideal but it is more with of trains her to be a wife andi gain. the well as a basis for their the tunity enquiring into this a mother. It is easy to see that pri- purpose to of be prescribing cory of social history. question of primitive values mitive peoples, like us, ha- a pattern followed for myself. The people A third society- the Hu- xe their own standards and than of denoting an ethical In view of these popular there are the Mende. mui--regulates sexual beha- conventions. Like us, they end in itself. The implicanotions, it is not surprising They number about 750. viour. It has rules of sexualare just as prone to err tion is indicated that the line of conthat people have got very 000-about half the size conduct and hygiene ; sanc- against them, What is even duct is befitting to confused about what pri- of the populatijon of Nor- tions relationships berween more significant is that such a role or to' such and mitive man regards as then Ireland.. Quite a num- certain people and forbids their sense of what we such a purpose. The impli- < good > and bad Iber of the Mende are Mos- others, among them, incest. should call <sin> or eguilt action is enot> that a given Most Europeans would say lems, and some Mende, now- Ic is incest for a man to ha- is just as keen as that of ci- line of conduct should be that primitive people have days are Christians. But ve intercourse with any re- vilised people. followed, because to follow very. little appreciation of most O f them keep to the lative on his father's side How is it that it is a good thing in itself. xright and <wrong>, and traditional ideas. They be- nearer than second cousin. they can Abstract concepts like virthat what ideas they do have Lieve in a god who created It is also incest for a man to such manage little their affairs ? with The tue, honesty, and SO on are are entirely misguided. One the earth and everything in have relations with his broinformality implicit in their way of thincan well understand this it: But this has retired ther's wife, and explanation is that it does king and behaving. They apoint of view. After all. pri- far into the S and it is diff for a m a n evenjnot to require laws policemen and re rarely explicit as in more mitive societies have no cod- icult for human beings to sit on his sister's Or his, mo- statutory tions for to and create sanc sophisticated and intellecified laws; very often there make contact with him. have relations with his broinformality implicit in their way of thincan well understand this it: But this has retired ther's wife, and explanation is that it does king and behaving. They apoint of view. After all. pri- far into the S and it is diff for a m a n evenjnot to require laws policemen and re rarely explicit as in more mitive societies have no cod- icult for human beings to sit on his sister's Or his, mo- statutory tions for to and create sanc sophisticated and intellecified laws; very often there make contact with him. ther's bed comes within this behaviour. right Village life, proper even tualised cultures. In other are no official correspon- Much nearter to hand are category. It is also a serious in our own bears words, in is primitive society ding to our judges, magis- ce-tain spiritual beings. sexual offence for a man society, a person virtnous inasmuch trates, or police, In many These are the spirits of an- have relations with any tothis out. The fear of being as he fulfils the duties and cases, courts or any formal cestors, the spirits of certain man who suckled him as wo-talked a about can be a stron- obligations expected of a kind of tribunal are un- secret societies, and a num- child Or with any ger deterrent than the law. father or of a husband, and heard of. And vet, law and ber of geni. The spirits who is nursing woman,Bur in primitive society awe not because his behaviour order are maintained and a at worsh4pped Jand propi child Since these rules af ihese sanctions derives reflects some abstract idea strict code of morality ad- tiared because they peron-supematurnily, sanctioned, arenet only from fear of public of virtue. In much the same hered to. So it is natural alise super-natural powerthe penalty for breaking them scanrlal and ridicule; but sense, a person who falls enough to believe that pri- and because they are ais automatic. It may take even more from an uachall- short of the approved stanmitive people have an un- means of communicating the form of sudden sickness engeable belief in the po- dard of behaviour is judreasoning, automatic, even with the ultimate source of or physical injury. Or wer of the supernatural. ged not by abstract princiinstinctive conformity. that power, which is God.child may fall ill. In any onesThe ca- law-breaker c our so- ples, but by the fact that he ciety expects to penali- (Continued on Page 12) --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 26th. and his wife, this past week. ne store here, leaves soon The proprietor of Jamar-lf for his Christmas vacation. ca's finiest hotel, the luxu- Vic will spend the holiday rious <Tower Isle> and the at his home in Akron, Ohio. Ghuk <Myrtle Bank>, arrived in' Mr. and Mrs. Gerard LesSewices this city Wednesday. Mr. A- cot were hosts at a party NNP braham Issa visited friends Thursday night at their hohere, and then. left Thurs- me in Petionville. Catholic leach day. Hospital Chapel The charming Miss Jeani- Sunday Mass at 8:30 a. m. 2 comban ne Durand, owner of the fa- sermon in English. mous beauty salon <Jani- Sacré-Coeur, Sunday non> celebrated her birth- Masses at 4-6-8:30 a. m. Pat Weideman, of Hotell On last Monday the Haiday Thursday. A party was Cathedral Sunday Masses Aux Orchidees, flew up to tian Ambassador to the Ar- A new addition to the given ar her studio which is at 4-5:30-8:30 a. m. New-York last week on gentine Republic, M. Jac- Franck Roy family as gree- the gathering place of Port- St Gerard (near Oloffson) matters of business. ques Leger, returned from ted by <Action Sociales last, au-Prince's young elite (fè- Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 The Beachcomber inter- Buenos Aires. He will be Sunday. The parents, who male). The celabration was St Jean Bosco Sunday viewed, on their departure, joined by his family on Dec. have named their son Leslie, reported to have been a Mass at 9 a. - Franck Roy family as gree- the gathering place of Port- St Gerard (near Oloffson) matters of business. ques Leger, returned from ted by <Action Sociales last, au-Prince's young elite (fè- Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 The Beachcomber inter- Buenos Aires. He will be Sunday. The parents, who male). The celabration was St Jean Bosco Sunday viewed, on their departure, joined by his family on Dec. have named their son Leslie, reported to have been a Mass at 9 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Kamm and 2d, at Ibo Lele. It is rumo- are Mr. Franck Roy, former grand success sending early Chapel on the Exposition Mrs. and Mrs. J. Burns, all red in political circles here, administrator of the journal in the morning at the Vodou grounds, Mass at 9:a. m. of Newark, New Jersey, who that he will soon top his and Mrs. Roy, the former) Club. have been staying at El Ran long and distinguished ca- Mary Leys. Godparents of the Episcopal cho this week. Besides recie- reèr in the Foreign Service child are Dr. Edouard Roy Robert Fanfant, one ti- Holy Trinity Cathedral ving the usual glowing des-i by accepting a government and Monique Leys. me best full back of the Sunday Mass at 4 a. m. in criptions of a visit to Haiti, appointment here. Hair(an soccer (team arri- French they had many nice things to Mr and Mrs Samuel Ro- ved fom Canada this week 7:30 English say about their conducted After a weeks stay at the ker: are receiving congratu- end. Robert attended La- 9a. m. French tour of the city and country- hotel Sans Souci, Dr. and lations upon the birth of a val University for four/Daily Mass 6 a. m. French side. Heraux Tours did the Mrs Kaufman of Los An- daughter, whom they have years and (was a - fwarded, Epiphany Chapel honors. They made particu- geles, Calif., left Thursday named Hugette. the degree of Bachelor of Sunday - Masses at 6 a. m. lar mention of their guide, to continue their world crui- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Von Agricultural Science. It is 8 a. m. in French Felix, who had taken excep-5 se. They were both enchan- Hartz, of Esso Standard Oillour sincere wish, that this tionally good care of them ted by their visit here. Dr. announce the brith of a son, Joung Ispedalye enter the Other religious bodies and had interpreted Haiti to Kaufman has interests in in Richmond, Virgina. La- wide field of Agriculture, wishing to publish them. the hotel business in Cali- Mr. and Mrs. Gerard (hat awaits the modern notices of services That intrepid yachtsman, fornia, and continually com planche announce the birth teaching that Laval Uni- kindly contact the Andre El Saieh, has been pares the hotel facilities he of a daugther, Yves Marie. versity is reputed to provi- xHaiti Sun> P. O. Box 118 confined to his bed for mostmeets with on his travels. de. of the past week. We areHe told your reporter that The Beach Comber exconfident that he will soon'he believes the tourist indus tends congratulations and be ca the active list onceltry in Haiti has a splendid best wishes to Dr Joseph again, and busy discovering future, if handled properly. Buteau upon his recent reeRefresh... Add more reefs in the bay area. He pointed out that there lection to the presidency of Mrs. Gustave De La Val is neither sufficient accomo the Haitian Red Cross. lee, the former Renee De- dations nor facilities at pre- The wedding of Miss GiZest To The Hour nis pranddaughter of Andre sent to handle any such tou- sele Ducasse to Mr. Denis Roosevelt, and the wife of rist season as the more fully Amedee will take place Depopular Gustav (Tarzan-of- developed resorts experience cember the ninth, at Sacrethe-Deep); arrived from Mi- He ended the short inter- Coeur De Turgean. Mrs. Gustave De La Val is neither sufficient accomo the Haitian Red Cross. lee, the former Renee De- dations nor facilities at pre- The wedding of Miss GiZest To The Hour nis pranddaughter of Andre sent to handle any such tou- sele Ducasse to Mr. Denis Roosevelt, and the wife of rist season as the more fully Amedee will take place Depopular Gustav (Tarzan-of- developed resorts experience cember the ninth, at Sacrethe-Deep); arrived from Mi- He ended the short inter- Coeur De Turgean. ami November 19th. Last view with his best wishes summer the <Gustavs> tra- for the success of the tourist I noted the departure of velled extensively in Euro- industry and of your jour- Mrs. Sheelagh O'Mally Wed peand in the States. They nal, which he says can be of nesday for New-York, and have now settled here for, great value in helping create it is reported that she enthe winter, at their new ho-, and sustain tourism. tends to return with mother me in La Boule, and Gustav and son next week. intends to resume his spear- Mr and Mrs B. Korensfishing operations. he is the Second Secretary The charming and pretty Commander Bill Vroo- at the American Embassy- Miss Betty Laflin was honou man and his wife Bobbie re- entertained at a cocktail par red with a shower (a party) turned to Thorland Tues-ty last week. last Tuesday at the home of day, after spending a month We note the departure of Mrs. W. Stowe. Her hostesabroad. During their trip Mr. and Mrs Dechamps for ses were Mrs.Strowe. Mrs.Do the Vroomans visited the New Orleans last week. Mr. lan, Mrs. Hubp, and Mrs. big East Coast cities of the Mr. Deschamps is the OW- Schroeder. The occasion States and the Virgin Is- ner of the stationery store was Miss Laflin imminent lands. on Grand.Rue. departure for the States and Mrs. Guy Barreyre is re- Marriage. Best wishes We record the marriage ported to be recovering niof Marie-Jose Laforest, cely from an appendectomy. The <Nuevo Dominicadaughter of Edgar Laforest, Our Cap-Haitien corres- na> steamed into port last to Roland Rouzier, son of pondent reports the marria- Sunday with' a number of Paul Rouzier, at the Cathe- ge of Miss Concetta Cian-' Gustav EG.US Catil tourists and Mrs. De dral on Saturday the 16th. ciulli, daughter of Mr. and La Vallee on the passenger "Coke The Tabou Club was ex- Mrs. Mario Cianciulli, to list. Among the Sunday viceptionally lively last Thurs John Laroche. son of Mr. sitors to the vessel were Mrs day night. The large gathe- and Mrs Raymond Laroche, and Mrs. Paul Roy, Mr. and it ring of merrymakers inclu- on the 16th of December, Mrs. Joseph Salgado,Shibley aajor cither way. .both ded the recently returned at the Cathedral. Talamas, Mary Boswell, aude-marks mean the same thing. Nadals. who arrived herei ** Misses Roy and Duvivier, BOILED UNDER AUTHORIY OF TE GOCA-COIA CORAPANY BY from Paris last week. Mrs.1 We note the arrival of and His Excellency the DoNadal was gowned in accorithe distinguished business- minican Ambassador. BRASSERIE COURONNE dance with DELA the latest Paris man of thie city and New- Vic Lampson, the mode. returned at the Cathedral. Talamas, Mary Boswell, aude-marks mean the same thing. Nadals. who arrived herei ** Misses Roy and Duvivier, BOILED UNDER AUTHORIY OF TE GOCA-COIA CORAPANY BY from Paris last week. Mrs.1 We note the arrival of and His Excellency the DoNadal was gowned in accorithe distinguished business- minican Ambassador. BRASSERIE COURONNE dance with DELA the latest Paris man of thie city and New- Vic Lampson, the mode. York, Mr. Elias Noustas, lar manager of the Firesto-1 popuS. A. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. <HAITI SUN> SAOP S 7OURS Tbe shops in tbis section Sat. bave been cbecked by tbis is noon closimg, but R number SHOPPING newspaper, and to tbe ly of sbops especialbest of our knowledge Sonvenir shops stay open tbeir mérchandise is of tbrough tbe day. good quality and good Banks open at 8a. m. and value. close at 1 D. m. Sat. closing LIST OF ARRIVALS A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS noon. Post Office opens at 8.a. Mens Shoes. and Pants LA BELLE AT CREOLE m and close at 5:30 D.m. Ladies Shoes, Underwear Haiti's leading department store. Hours are from 8 a..m. till Cotton, Silk and 5 p.m some shops close beStrapless dresses wween tbe bours of 12 and Nurses White shoes and 2 p.m. Stockings Infants Shoes Childrens Shoes FRENCH PERFUMES WELOCME * Hand Painted TO XMAS CARDS MRS CHAMPANA'S FACTORY AND SHOP with haytian Background AT SISAL LAURA'S MAHOGANY ARTICLES GIFT SHOP Opposite KLM Airways PERFUMES Rue des Miracles & NATIVE MANY FISHER OTHER MAHOGANY Art and Curio Shop Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HAITIAN HANDCARYED MAHOGANY WARE NOVELTIES ALSO SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House) HAND PAINTED Factory: Ave du Travail No.3 TEL: 5283. H 1J XMAS CARDS R Add Princely Splendor to. Your Watchl R V (see the new Save Time and GIFTS Expense Guden THAT PLEASE MEN Buy Direct from BAND FOR humboo d NBIO WATCH Factory Ladies pure linen N OTHOBA Headar GEORGES handkerchief loopae DELANDES Mens silk dressing gown Rue du Peuple TEL: 2242 Jwellery FILLED SRT JUKE 5Q95 -STAINLESS BACL eili Silver filigree FRESH Bracelets Brooches FRESH Save time-and money FISH GOLDEN BARBOO TURKEY with <Maison Orientals> suf $750 LOESTER one price policy. # $5 CHISKEN The fabulous an Oriental m SUAB atee Created by DUCK Ree Kreisler in GOLDEN BAMBOO-anew expansion band. EGGS In - colors of yellow, pink,_or VH VEGETABLES white gold., - SUPER FRESH HAITLS ON SALE SPECIALTIES Aele ONLINDIANSTORE Rue Next AT Grand d To the Pbarmacie RUESBOUX EABRAHAM EINCOLN Telemague LA BELLE CREOLE CHISKEN The fabulous an Oriental m SUAB atee Created by DUCK Ree Kreisler in GOLDEN BAMBOO-anew expansion band. EGGS In - colors of yellow, pink,_or VH VEGETABLES white gold., - SUPER FRESH HAITLS ON SALE SPECIALTIES Aele ONLINDIANSTORE Rue Next AT Grand d To the Pbarmacie RUESBOUX EABRAHAM EINCOLN Telemague LA BELLE CREOLE --- Page 6 --- SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. <HAITI SUN> JADVICE TO A YOUNG POET FROM G. B.S WRITTEN IN HIS 92ND YEAR. MURAL BY MARY D. COLES Ayot Saint Lawrence, England, 25-12-1947. THE SUN LIBRARY Dear Mr. Holzmann : Please understand that the "OTHER GODS" case put to me by -Fanny By Pearl S. BUCK the epublic relations coun- was not whether your <Other Gods opens on aselio sketched with kindly poems will live, a question a lofty peak in the Himala- irony, and more espedially ofwhich no mortal can decide, yas, where a young Ameri- the: inner life and outwardbut whether you can life by dan has just gone to the top acts of Kit, learning what it them if you make their pro alone; in a brilliant: dash. ILis to be the wife of a man duction your breadwinning where he meets Kit Tallant, who is publicly Hero. Num-profession. shifts briefly to Peking ber One. My answer is No. Like the daughter of an old and When his fame and the fa- william Morris, the greatest and honored family. Married mily prestige are at a point English poet of the last cen quickly, they sail home toj of waning, a new expedition tury, you must keep a shop an America gone wild with to the Himalayas is organi- so that the shop may keep acclaim for Bert Holm, its zed and publicized you, and Morris inherited newest idol From then on under his leadership, and private means. Kit goes with her husband. We - A long section tells vividly of I am giving you my best are pleased 10 be able tbis mural she bas used omly the journey through India prosaic businessr advice, to present so our readers blues, to bring out tbe eerie and Tibet, and always, in and my kindliest. I am not tbis black and wbite copy of qualities of tbe <Vondu contrast of the beauty and pontificating about your tlis Murals by Mary Co- dance. The original of tbis danger of the adventure, are chances of being remembe- les. As endeavored to ex- reproduction, on loan from the reeurring. notes of Kit's red when Homer is for- plain in our last issue, Miss the Majestic botel it is now secret doubts and emotions. gotten, nor indulging my Coles uses a limited palette on exbibit with other samMany passages of the book quite imaginary reputa- of colours expressive of tbe ples of ber Art, at tbe Genare in veins new in the wri- tion (Invented by journalists essences of ber subjects. In tre d'art. ting of this versatile author; who have no time to read for the greater part, it isie what I write) for gratuitous fresh evidence of her deeplother offenstveness and hurting CHEER UP ! understanding of the people's feelings, gallery of women's humannor figures preventing you from, Optimismn is the best body, of course, but too etched and darved by Pearl wrinting verses to your hearts medicine there is for most many of us without realPEARL S. BUCK Buck, women who are at One content in your spare time of our troubles and ills, in- zing it, get into the habit and the same time unique all your life, if only as an dividually ansl collectively. of taking our daily prothe story is of an Américan and universal. the people's feelings, gallery of women's humannor figures preventing you from, Optimismn is the best body, of course, but too etched and darved by Pearl wrinting verses to your hearts medicine there is for most many of us without realPEARL S. BUCK Buck, women who are at One content in your spare time of our troubles and ills, in- zing it, get into the habit and the same time unique all your life, if only as an dividually ansl collectively. of taking our daily prothe story is of an Américan and universal. unremunerative hobby. A smile is an antidote for blems too seriously. We go hero and of the methods of Obtainable at the sbook They may last as long as La gloom and a hearty laugh arcund burdened down Shops LA CARAVELLE. martine's. He, too, was a will chase away pain qui-i with cares, most of which COMEDIAN specialist in melancholy. cker than pills. are imaginary; we scowl Comedian Bob Hope has CONDUCTOR Davies, like Morris, had land snarl at our family filed a $ 2.010.000 damage Josef Krips, conductor of private means : $ 2. a The trouble is, for some suit. against *Lifes magazine the Vienna state opera or- month if I recollect right. mysterious reason, most of and fellow workers.. and radio columnist John chestra, has agreed When I sent him $ 5. he re- us are afraid to smile and -Benton Harbor, Mich., Crosby, charging they libe- duct the London Symphony to con- joiced and said it would afraid to laugh. Not every- News-Pallad led.him by asserting he stole Orchestra for one year. keep him for 8 months. He comedina Fred Allen's jokes. Last July Mr. Krips and was by profession a tramp, Mr Hope alleged that the his wife were held for 3 days) a beggar with an amputated Nov. 6 issue of eLifen, un- Jon Ellis Island by United Sta- foot to shew, and a peddler, POETS' CORNER der the title <Seven Deadlytes immigration authorities. sleeping in doss houses and Sins of the Airs, implied he Canceling a date to conduct police stations Or in the O-' THREE GATES was guilty of plagiarism, a the Chicago Symphony pen. How Iong would $ 2.a practice which he said the Orchestra, he flew back to/month' last you ? If tale you are tompted to reveal told entertainment industry re- London. Write to please other peo- A soineone to, you has gards as unethical. He told reporters he wasple as well as to express Before Albout ancther, you make three it pass, of gold Defending his reputation advised that he would be yourself. For that you must speak, gates <as a top comediane who prosaic business advice, tellthem stories. Try your These narrow : First - <Is it true ?> can stand on his own gags. deported from America hand at something like Then <Is it needful gates ?, In your Mr. Hope charged that 5.000 unless he left voluntarily. John Gilpin On the Ancient Give trufhful answer. And the mind next 000 copies of the magazine He blamed rumors about his Mariner. Is last and narrowest - <Is it kind ?> exposed him to ridicule. political views and declared G. Bernard Shaw. contempt and hatred, and that in fact he was <neither And if to at caused him to be shunned Left nor Right.> It passes through reach/your these lips gateways last three, and avoided. Then you may tell the tale, nor fear <Columbus knew all the A MEXICAN What the résult of speech may be: IN PARIS Beth DAY time that America was the VISIT theres. We had always su- Rufino Tamayo, distinpposed that making the guished Merxican - born Goyer COURTESY easy ones look hard origi- modern artist, arrived in Pa des How sweet and nated with the acrobats ofris for the opening of his Arto Is gracious, even in common speech, one-man exhibit_at the Galthat fine sehse wihich men call ! What the résult of speech may be: IN PARIS Beth DAY time that America was the VISIT theres. We had always su- Rufino Tamayo, distinpposed that making the guished Merxican - born Goyer COURTESY easy ones look hard origi- modern artist, arrived in Pa des How sweet and nated with the acrobats ofris for the opening of his Arto Is gracious, even in common speech, one-man exhibit_at the Galthat fine sehse wihich men call ! vaudeville. Courtesy lerie Des Beaux Arts. NonWlholesome as air and genial as the light, Mexicans bave dub- conformist Tamayo, 51, is Plastigues Welcome in every clime as breath of flowers, bed The tourism tbe cindustriy the first Mexican to be ho108- RUE DU CENTRE It transmutes aliens into trusing friends, nored with a one-man PORT AU- PRINCE MNTI And gives its owner passport round the globe. witbout smokestacks. show in Paris. James T. FIELDS --- Page 7 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. A CARIBBEAN JOURNEY LEONARD COTTRELL AND WYNFORD VAUGHAN THOMAS HAVE RECENTLY RETURNED FROM A TWO MONTHS' TOUR OF THE WEST INDIES AND IN THVC FEATURE PROGRAMMES THEY WILL PRESENT PICTURES OF THE COLOUREUL LIFE OF THE ISLANDS. IN THIS ARTICLE COTTRELL GIVES THE BACKGROUND TO THESE BROADCASTS Outside my office win- tion Project in tbe Marbialbold witb bright green dow in Portland Place rain Valley. At tbis I told* bumbunches of bananas. Wet take is 1 bave falling out of a grey sky. of my idea for full lengtbyou to a great sugar estate to look at my forearm feature programmes on Ja-at Moneymusk, to tbe fields burned a deep broun, to maica und Trinidad forand to tbe roaring mill remind myself tbat for tbe wbich 1 needed a commenta wbere it is crusbetl into moTHEF past two montbs I bardly tor. We put tbe idea for: lasses. And gon can bear tbe saw a cloud and tbat skey ward to tbe BBC wbo gave voices of Jamaica's and sea were always blue. their blessing, and sopolitical figures, Bustamen- leading For I bave been lucky. With tbanks tbe co-operation ofte, spell-binding orator, and Wynjord Vaughan Tbomas Unesco and the BBC wethe sober Tbave been spending Juls were able to spena rwo Manley, leader quiet-voiced of tbe and August in the West In- month visiting Jamaica, People's National Party and dies. Haiti, and Trinidad. We re- most serious cballenger to Some listeners may re- turned to London wilb a Bustamente's Party. BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE member a short sequence full of recordings, from In Trinidad we found about the British West Is-acbich T bave compiled the ourselves in. tbe tbick of tbe S. A. dies wbich was introduced programmes wbicb are being tougbest election campaign into tbe BBC Christmas Day broadcast under the title ever fougbt in that perround-the-world programme <Caribbean Journeys Van- plexing, turbulent island, last year.1 gathered tbe ma- gban Tbomas is tbe narra- the ricbest KEEP YOUR CLOTHES in tbe Britisb terial for tbat broadcast-last tor. about the British West Is-acbich T bave compiled the ourselves in. tbe tbick of tbe S. A. dies wbich was introduced programmes wbicb are being tougbest election campaign into tbe BBC Christmas Day broadcast under the title ever fougbt in that perround-the-world programme <Caribbean Journeys Van- plexing, turbulent island, last year.1 gathered tbe ma- gban Tbomas is tbe narra- the ricbest KEEP YOUR CLOTHES in tbe Britisb terial for tbat broadcast-last tor. West Indies. Recenly TrimiNovember during ligbt- Tbe Hhitian programme dad was granted a neu ning tour wbich started in deals entirely with theUnesco constitution wbicb takes its FRESH Bermuda and ended in Bri- scheme and will be dealt people a big step nearer to tisb Guiana. 1t was not my with separately. complete self-goverument first visit to the Caribbean Here I CRISP wwill simply introduce and all tbougbtjul Trinidabut tbe first time I bad beèn tbe two Commonwealih pro dians are ansiously watable to see Jamaica and Tri- grammes, <Portrait of Jamai- ching to see wbat kind AND SWEET AS-AIR nidad. During tbose tantalis-cas and <Portrait of Trini-, Legisative council avill 2 ingly brief days I saw dads. elected, for upon it will rest enoueb Vo wbeb my appe- In eacb programme we new responsibilities. We! tite for more. In the short invite yoz to accompany 1eS attended several election An up- to-date cleaning time available I could re-on? our journey. to mect themeetings, aubich, on the Plant tbat offers fast cord only tbe materidl I people we met. For instan-wbole, we found were conand reliable work is needed for my Cbristmas ce, in Jamdica we try todncted in much tbe same deAT YOUR SERVICE Day broadcast, but, I sbow you as many aspects mocratic spirit as at bome, tbougbt, if 1 could come as posible of tbat lovely with plenty of noisy debate back, with my own recor- mountainous island. Its ro-and good-natured beckling. ding gear and a sensitive matic bistory, for instance,A one of tbese meetings we commentator wbo would bright with sucb famons na- made recordings, but as respond to the West Indian mes as Sir Henry Morgan there are over 150 candiHAITIAN AMERICAN sceme, wbat a programme tbe buccaneer (and later Go- dates for eighten seats, and DRY CLEANERS one could compile vernor), Nelson, and Rod- almost as many parties as The opportunity came ney. there are seats, it was not NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE more swijtly tban I expec- You can walk with US on practicable t0 record them ted. On a cold December aNelson's Quarterdecks at all. day I was chatting witbbistoric Fort, Charles, wbile We visited tbe largest oil Wynfprd Vaugban Thomas Dr. Roberts, one of Jamai- refinery and the most proin a bar not a bundred miles ca's leading bistorians, maductive oilfields in Trinidad - from Liverpool Street Sta- kes tbe old walls re-telland made recordings wbich tion, wbere Wynford bad their story. You can meet Ery to bring boelp Er just given a commentary on tbe kindly, bumorous Jamai-me to tbe listener tbe departure of emigrants can people, wbo speak one tbe magnitude of tbis great L - t0 Australia, also for Our of the most attractive. dia enterprise Books wbich is tbe main Cbristmas broadcast. Varr lects in the Britisb Common- source of Trinidad's wealth. ban Thomas, as listeners wwealtb, in wbich Vaugban We also bope to include thbe AND kenow, is an indefatigable Thomas was deligbted to views of representatives of globe-trotter, besides baving find sometbing of the lilt of the Bast Indian community one of the most atractive bis own native Welsb. wbich comprises over tbirtyMAGAZINES wbere the last cane is being You can bear Ranee Wil- five per cent. lects in the Britisb Common- source of Trinidad's wealth. ban Thomas, as listeners wwealtb, in wbich Vaugban We also bope to include thbe AND kenow, is an indefatigable Thomas was deligbted to views of representatives of globe-trotter, besides baving find sometbing of the lilt of the Bast Indian community one of the most atractive bis own native Welsb. wbich comprises over tbirtyMAGAZINES wbere the last cane is being You can bear Ranee Wil- five per cent. of Trinidad's cut under tbe scorebing sun, liams, autbority on Jamai- population: IN micropbone personalities in can folk-lore and music, Finally, in botb Jamaica Britisb radio, and rare singing some of tbe char- Trinidad ENGLISH and we were prigift for communicating to ming meniorss, and telling vileged to be present at Sole distributor of tbe tbe listener bis own rich dialect Stories in wbicb frag religious ceremonies wbicb New York Herald Tribune appreciation of life's varied ments of Asbanti folk-legend few Europeans bave seen (Deliver daily to your door) scene. are mingled with Britisb and wwbich, to our knowledge Rue Roux - We began talking about myth and fairy-tale. Or you bave never before been re- A LA CARAVELL Tel. 3495 the West Indies, wbich, to can stand with IS on the corded and broadcast by tbe my surprise, be bad never deck of a banana boat an- BBC. Tbese are Jamaica's seen. aBit I sball, next years chored at sinset off Ora Ca- >Pocomanidn and Trini tian ritual, ceremonial <eus-wbich tbe be said. , to our knowledge Rue Roux - We began talking about myth and fairy-tale. Or you bave never before been re- A LA CARAVELL Tel. 3495 the West Indies, wbich, to can stand with IS on the corded and broadcast by tbe my surprise, be bad never deck of a banana boat an- BBC. Tbese are Jamaica's seen. aBit I sball, next years chored at sinset off Ora Ca- >Pocomanidn and Trini tian ritual, ceremonial <eus-wbich tbe be said. Unesco bave asked bessa, and bear tbe strong dad's wSbangon. Botb tbese toms wbich were brought drums of Dabomey spirit-invoking still beat me to visit Haiti to describe rhytbmic cborus of thereliglous groups bave pre- over from West Africa the and tbeir Fundamental Educa- loaders as tbey stack thelserved, mingled with Cbris-their slave ancestors, and 2 - Portof-Spain. yards of Kingston --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. T Am a rem LOOK. PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN REMEMBER HOTEL OUR SODA FOUNTAIN RAVIOLI THOSE COOLING, DELICIOUS DRINKS, MALTS SERVES PETIONVILLE AND ICE CREAM DINE CREOLE AND LA BELLE - DANCE GENUINE GERMAN nigbt Dishing Up Tbursday we serve delicious GOOD FOOD BEER, FRANKFURTERS Italian Ravioli. AND Saturday night is our specialty CUISINE provide one 2 Haitis' best BEER GARDEN Orchestras for your ALSO dancing pleasure. ICE CREAM OF COFFEE <NOBBE - BONDELS> CLUB SODA POP (Exposition Grounds) TABOU - DRINKS Cold. Drink SAVOY and Sandwich A PREMIUM <STEAK RESTAURANT (American Style Grocery) TO DAY Rue Pavee m 2 blocks From the Grand. Rue AT * CENTRAL MARKET Kalmar's Café BUSY AS A BEE, Veronics Lake, who hàs been almoel * constantly before motion cameras of late, still finds time to pose SATURDAY. CAPTAIN ACES for still photographers. Her new plotures include "BringOn CHAMP DE MARS Btho Gins." #Out of Thie World," *Miss Susie Blagle's" NITE *Duffy'a favern". and "Hold That Blonde," all Paramount Alma, DINE BY THE WATERS EDGE WARM WELCOME JAMAICA'S EXCELLENT FOOD COOL SPOT MOST AND SERVICE HIGGINS CHATELET DES FLEURS TALENTED ORCHESTRA BAR 5.000. FEET.. AMOST A MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL 00000FBATURES TI RO RO MINUTES TOWN ERIC DEAN and bis drums YET ONLY 35 LEISURELY FROM AND THE TRUE HAYTIAN MUSIC THE DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO DINE AND LODGE RUE DU QUAI "BOYS" / REMEMBER *COCKTAILSIN COOL KENSCOFFS. AT CAR DINE CABANE HIRE SATURDAY NIGHT MONTE CARLO HAYTIAN TRAVEL CHOUCONNE SERVICE AT OF THE PORT- AU- PRINCE'S AMERIC A S Enjoy an Exceptional MOST *DINNER FF *LUNCHEON LUXURIOUS EXCLUSIVE GAMELING *AFTERNOON TEA RESTAURANT ROULETTE, DICE c21> IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS Hotel "CASINO NATIONAL" AUX ORCHIDEES EL RANCHO Petionville HIRE SATURDAY NIGHT MONTE CARLO HAYTIAN TRAVEL CHOUCONNE SERVICE AT OF THE PORT- AU- PRINCE'S AMERIC A S Enjoy an Exceptional MOST *DINNER FF *LUNCHEON LUXURIOUS EXCLUSIVE GAMELING *AFTERNOON TEA RESTAURANT ROULETTE, DICE c21> IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS Hotel "CASINO NATIONAL" AUX ORCHIDEES EL RANCHO Petionville --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY NOV. 26th. <HAITI SUN> Continued from page1) On the left the line had COCA-COLA CONVENTION IN JAMAICA been held by the South Korean First Division, the BriKingston, Jamaica LINDA THOMAS tish Commonwealth TwenNovember 20, 1950 <HAITI SUN> REPORTER ty-seventh Brigade and the United Stâtes Twenty-fourth Today - Holiday called labor of many individuals Infantry and the First Caval- -CONSTITUTION DAY> throughour the world - all ry Divisions and on the right celebrating the right of u- working constantly to give by three South Korean divi niversal suffrage in Jamai- the public a more delicious sions-the Sixth, Seventh ca- thirty-five Coca - Cola and refreshing soft drink. and Eighth. representatives assembled The treatment of water in the modern, air-cooled the world over as Recent studies of uranium meeting room of J.S. Webs- shining stands of the a have upset earlier concepts ter & Sons, local bottlers, example of the Tech- acthe complishments of age of this planet. to commence the annual nical Service now of it As revised, may be Caribbean Coca-Cola School The Coca-Cola Department 20 times later than you Clinic and Convention. Dr. C. A. Company think. Shillinglaw. brilBottlers from all over the lant chemist and Vice-PreHOAX OF THE Caribbean area were pre- sident of The Coca-Cola ExWEEK sent and were supplemen- port Corporation of NewThere was panic in the ted by Coco-Cola Export York attending the school streets of N. Y.'s Bronx M Corporation representatives clinic, discussed water treawhen a voice suddenly from New-York and Miami, ting improvements, and Mr boomed out : <Enemy planes SYMBOL OF THANKSGIVING The turkey, a largeand three employees of the Irwin McKoy, Art Director are approaching... be prepa native North American fowl had been partially domesti- Vendo Company, mânufac- for the same company prered for an atomic attack Is cated by Indians at the time Coloumbus discovered Amer. turers of Coco-Cola Ven- sented some interesing ad- "Traffic jammed, terrified ica in 1492: Roasted turkey, stuffed with bread dressing, ding Machines from Kansas vertising displays during -crowds ran for shelter. Then for many years has been the traditional main course for City, Missouri. the meeting. palice investigated, found Thankagiving Day dinners in the United States. Approx-1 Before the initial meeting The increase of sales of that hoaxster Stanley Gor- imately 150.000 American farmers grow the birds, prin- came to a start, the < follo- Coca-Cola in the Caribbean don, 23, had tried out his cipally for sale for 0 Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New wing bottlers were introdu- area from 1928 to 1949 home-made public address Year's Day 13 ced> : has been 14.400 o/o 1 a system. Upshor : Magistrate URUGUAY Mr. Carl Webster, owner, phenomenal growth since Hyman Bushel found GorJ. WEBSTER and SON, its origin in Georgia when don guilty of disorderly Montevideo, All roads all taxes and a cut of 500 Breezy Castle, Kingston, Ja- only 125 cases were sold the conduct for having scau- in Uruguay will run down- per cent in prices on all es- maica. Mr Alexander, Mana- first year. sed fear by broaccasting hill and free milk will belsentials. ger, J. WEBSTER and SON The Vendo Manufactuwith an amplifiers, gave piped into every home if He wants all roads to run Breezy Castle, Kingston, Ja- ring Company is contemplahim 30 days. ly Montevideo, All roads all taxes and a cut of 500 Breezy Castle, Kingston, Ja- only 125 cases were sold the conduct for having scau- in Uruguay will run down- per cent in prices on all es- maica. Mr Alexander, Mana- first year. sed fear by broaccasting hill and free milk will belsentials. ger, J. WEBSTER and SON The Vendo Manufactuwith an amplifiers, gave piped into every home if He wants all roads to run Breezy Castle, Kingston, Ja- ring Company is contemplahim 30 days. Domingo Tortorelli is elec- downhill in order to save maica. Mr. W. P. Bethel, ting the possibility of sett- (Continued from page 11) ted president. gasoline and wants a milk SUNSHINE BOTTLING ing up a complete construcday program La Voix de l'Ins He is one of the ten can- pipeline to improve the! Co. LTD. of Nassau, Baha- tion plant of Coca-Cola Ven citut Haitiano American, didates running for thie na- healch of Uruguay's citizens mas. Mr. D. H. Lucie-Smith, ding Machines some where the Institut has inaugerated tion's presidency in the No- Tortoreli ran On the same Managing Director, BARBA- in the Caribbean, and befoanother program on Sunday, vember 26 elections. platform în 1942 and got 40 DO BOTTLING CO. LTD. re the convention convenes, entitled Varietes Populaires. In a radio speech he pro- votes. Bridgetown, Barbados, B. plans are to be made for This program is provided mised jobs for everyone at In 1946 he ran again and W. I. conducting another Coca-Co through the courtesy of the high salaries and retire- got two votes- his own Mr. John C Dummett,and la Convention in 1951. MBC. Part one of the ment on full pension at the and his wife's. Johnny Johnson of George- It was all agreed after the gram is devoted to the RE age of 40. He is a strong favorite to town, British Guiana. Jose first meeting of the Cocar ti Sun. Part 2 is conducted He favors elimination of Ifinish last this year. Hanlon. TELA RAILROAD Cola convention that Cocaby the Institute, and inclu- -e CO. Tela, Spanish Hondu- Cola is the most unique pro des notes about the InstituNine per cent of all Con- ras, Camilo Barberena, Co- duct in the world te along with selections of United States has an es- necticut liquor tax money isca-Cola Bottling Plant, Ma- and the most refreshing end popular American Music. timated dog population of used for the state program nagua, Nicaragua J. F. Pan/The Convention will The program is broadcast 20 million. to rehabilitate alcoholics. ting, CIA. EMB. HONDU Wednesday, November 29, from 12to on Sundays. RENA, S. A. San Pedro Su-I when it will adjourn until la, Honduras, C. A. Arturo next year. Alvarez Meza, CLA CONS- AFRICAN ROADS TANCIA. S. A.", San Salva- PLANNED dor, El Salvador, C. A. Ken- London Leading Afrineth N. Spencer, Sales Ma- can powers will meet soon nager, Barbados Boteling to lay down plans for girdCo. Bridgetown, Barbados. ling Africa with strategic Mr. S. Salaomons, BOR- road rail routes with AmerNEO SUMATRA TRA- ican backing. DING CO. Suriname, Dutch Guiana Pat Reynolds, Mana THIS & THAT ger; Canning and Co. Portau- Spain, Trinidad Doug In Britain last week JaHatton, Sales' Manager, Can mes Turner, who loves ning and Co., Port-au-Spain ghosts, offered for sale what Trinidad. Fred Peynado, Ma was reputedly the most nager, STANDARD BRE- haunted house in the land. VERAGES, Ciudad Trujillo, He had lived there four Santo Domingo. Dan Allen years and hadn't seen a Vice - President, BRASSE- ghost, he said. Guiana Pat Reynolds, Mana THIS & THAT ger; Canning and Co. Portau- Spain, Trinidad Doug In Britain last week JaHatton, Sales' Manager, Can mes Turner, who loves ning and Co., Port-au-Spain ghosts, offered for sale what Trinidad. Fred Peynado, Ma was reputedly the most nager, STANDARD BRE- haunted house in the land. VERAGES, Ciudad Trujillo, He had lived there four Santo Domingo. Dan Allen years and hadn't seen a Vice - President, BRASSE- ghost, he said. RIE DE LA COURONNE, S In Chicago, a builder sued A. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. the F. W. Woolworth ComThe bottling of Coca-Co- pany for selling a <stuttela began in 1886, at which ring> tape measure that time 25 gallons of syrup threw him off the beam. He were sold, and it has said the thing was sold as COLD proHORIZON Marines of the Regiment of the lst Marine Division gressed steadily since its ori-a 25-footer, but repeated huddle in the bitter cold on a high ridge in Korea. Their outpost overlooks the gin in Atlanta, Georgia the the twelfth foot, making a Chosin Reservoir and the town of Sugong-ni. product of the never-ending total of 26 feet. --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> FIF F SUNDAY NOV. 26 TH. HAITI THIS WEEK... CUBAN MINISTER FORET-DE-PINS GOVENMENT ding ten days in Haiti as police, acting under the orRECIEVED ROAD MONOPOLY part of a trip though the ders of Capt. Fritz Brierre The new minister of Cu- This paper offers a war- ON LOTTERIES Carribbean. He is obtain- of the traffic Departement ba in Haiti, His Excellency ning to prospective visitors S.I. P.P., the govern-ing first-hand impressions of held a surprise check on the Mr. Francisco Bearce, pre- to the Foret-des-Pins. Recent ment information bureau,ihe area which will be of camionettes that ply back sented his credentials to therains have rendered the sec'has given notice that a law great value to his organiza- and forth between the city Junta Goverment last Tues- tion of the road between'(of December 26, 1940) tion in considering aid to and Carrefour. An unstated day. The customary ceremo- Fond Parisien and Fonds strictly limits lotteries, of all tie peoples of this cinland noumber were found to have nials were observed. Verrettes nearly impassable. kinds and varieties to the sea>. Dr. Benio is one of defective horns, brakes,or.ligOn wednesday morning Repairs will be undertaken exploitation of the govern-Spains' foremost jurists. hts and were ordered off the the President elect, Colonel by planters and others who ment. All violators of the SAN DOMINGO road pending repairs.WarPaul E. Magloire, paid a vi-jdepend upon this road for above article may expect a TO PARTICIPATE nings were also Sit to the new Cuban Em-their businesses. severe punishment, in accor AT INAUGURATION issued to those dribassy residence on the Ave- SAINT CECILE dance with the law. When President-elect Ma vers carrying more than the nue of Chili. HONORED RETURN gloire takes the oath of offi- approved with number of passengers, promise of TOURIST OFFICE BY SCHOOL OF THE NIEUW ce, on December 6rh, thc ce- nalties for future violations. peMOVES The- patron saint of mu- AMSTERDAM remonies will be officially Th Bureau of Tourism sic, Saint Cecile, was hono- Old residents of Port-au- attended by an important de- CARIBBEAN TOURISM has transferred its main red by the Scola of Pupils Prince will welcome the legation from the Domican CONFERENCE office from the Palais de of the Ecole Normale d'Ins- news that the luxury liner Republic. An official relea- The departments of touTourism to the building for titutrices on wednesday, Nov Nieuw Amsterdam is oncel se names the following men rism of the various nations merly occupied by the now 122. Saint Cecile, was hono- Old residents of Port-au- attended by an important de- CARIBBEAN TOURISM has transferred its main red by the Scola of Pupils Prince will welcome the legation from the Domican CONFERENCE office from the Palais de of the Ecole Normale d'Ins- news that the luxury liner Republic. An official relea- The departments of touTourism to the building for titutrices on wednesday, Nov Nieuw Amsterdam is oncel se names the following men rism of the various nations merly occupied by the now 122. The program consisted again on the Caribbean run. : the Secretary of State forand territories of the Caribdefunct Commissariat of of music by the school and She used to be quite a fami- Foreign Relations, Senor bean are meeting in San the Exposition. a sermon by Rev. Father liar sight here, having beer Virgille Diaz Ordonnez, the Juan, Puerto Rico, for a geCharles, Director of the on the winter cruise route Ambassador to Haiti, Dr. neral review and discussion VISITING ITALLAN <Petite Manécantine de St-from her launching until Jose Enrique Aybar, and Se-of problems connected with JOURNALIST Joseph<. The festival was the outbreak of the war. nors Ortega Frier, Anselmo this industry. The We are growing pleased to note broadcasted by Station 4W She had a long and honora Paulino Alvarez, Manuel de conference is to be held from the visit to Haiti of Dr. Er- RW at5: 30 p. m. ble record as troopship, with la Moya Alonso, Dr. Rafael November 27 th to 30th. nesto Brivio, here to collect NEW OPERATING service in many theaters ofO. Roca, Lt. Col. Cobian We are pleased to note that information and impressions operations and several very and Capt. Antonio A1Haiti will be represented of the country. The well- TABLE Narrow escapes. She has un- bizu. Parra, by our able Director of the known journalist is on a The St Francis de Sales dergone a complete recont Depertment of Tourism, Mr junket through the Latin - Hospigal has just acquired version, and is now even CAMIONETTE Brierre, who is now touAmerican Jean countries, and a new operating table of the more luxurious than in pre- INSPECTION ring and Puerto RiOne Jamaica plans to allot month of latest design. Its installation war days. On Wednesday last the co, information. to his journey Haiti. is soon to be followed by Her schedule, according gathering CONSTITUTION that of a new X-Ray machi- to information given by- her NEARLY ne. agents. Maison Martijn, inWRITTEN jcludes visits to FIRESTONE NEW COMMITTEE Port-au-Prin The drafting of the new FOR RACING CLUB ce on December 24th, JanuaConstitution of the Govern- On Thursday, November ry 29th, February 19th, ment of Haiti is scheduled,16 th teamsters and active March 19th. This augurs ve- + to be finished and released members of the Haitian Ra- ry well for the coming toutoday. The constituent ass- cing Club gathered at the ho rist season. fae embly has been engaged in me of Mr. Antoine Champa- <Haiti Suns $1,00 Want Ads setting forth the 150 arti- gne to elect the new comm- do the job -quickly and ecocles comprising this Consti- ittee of the Society. The nomically. tution of 1950 since No- new officers are; president, vember 5th. to be finished and released members of the Haitian Ra- ry well for the coming toutoday. The constituent ass- cing Club gathered at the ho rist season. fae embly has been engaged in me of Mr. Antoine Champa- <Haiti Suns $1,00 Want Ads setting forth the 150 arti- gne to elect the new comm- do the job -quickly and ecocles comprising this Consti- ittee of the Society. The nomically. tution of 1950 since No- new officers are; president, vember 5th. in the City of Lt. André Farraux : secre- COMMUNIQUE FE Rubber-Cove Independence, Gonaives., Its tary, M. Gerard Farreau : OF THE BRITISH release will be attended treasurer, M. Pierre Biamby LEGATION XTENSION CO.. with an appropriate celebra : advisers, Messrs. Jean Mé- Tbe British Minister destion. nos and André Beauplan. ires to tbank all tbose wbo contributed to the Poppy NIGHT MEMORIAL CONFERENCE Fund on Armistice Day. SERVICE SUCCESS Tbe total amount UGHT collected A solem mass was held The actors of the Natio- was $ 242.99 as compared in memoryt of former big- ference on Agriculture will, with $ 222.20 in 1949. 75* hops, priests, and other cler- meet in Montevideo, Uruof the Mission of Haiti guay, from December Ist to a the Cathedral of Port-au- 10.th. Haiti will be repre- ITALIAN MISSION Prince, on Saturday, Nov. sented by M. Oelix Pierre- TO INAUGURATION an $1.60 18 Rev. Father Le Guen, Cu- Louis, agricultural spe- Other journals in this city rate of the Cathedral, offi- cialist from Damiens, and report that Italy contemciated , assisted by Fathers for many years an official in plates sending a special misLe Floch and Halaby. the otanical Section of the sion to participate in the F. CLA SAMARITAINE Deparment of Agriculture. inauguration of President-eRayon Covered 1 SUCESS DR JOSEPH PERRIER Hect Magloire. The delegation will APPLIANCE The actors of the Natio- APPOINTED TO LAW include the Italian CORI Inal Society of Dramatic SCHOOL Ambassador, Count Luigi Art have given some brillVidau, Minister to Haiti 2.69 Barbarich, Valuel iant interpretations of one The Junta Government Count and two of Edmond Rostand's mas- has selected Dr. Joseph other diplomats whose naterpieces, La Samaritaines. Perrier to occupy, the, mes have not as yet been anat the Theatre de Verdure. Chair of Legal Medecine at nounced. Portable Miss Denise Petrus has the the Law School. Dr. Perrier ARRIVAL OF DR. was installed last TROUBLE title role, and Mr. Lucien Monday BENITO OF UNESCO Lemoine plays the part of by the Dean of the Court, The Counselor for Unesco "IGMT Jesus. Maitre Joseph Titus. Ifor Latin America is spen- $375 --- Page 11 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY NOV. 26th. ACTIVITIES AT THE HAI TIAN AMERICAN Wednesday of last weeki INSTITUTE the Salvation Army, repre- of the boys of the band, com sented by officers from Swit- plete with <ZOOD> pants; cazerland gave a program at vorted through the audienthe Institute in some the hottest SPORT to a full audi- ce of torium. The program inclu- jitterbugging that has been ded movies about the Salva- seen in thèse or any other FOOTBALL NEWS The test will be organized correctly. . ACTIVITIES AT THE HAI TIAN AMERICAN Wednesday of last weeki INSTITUTE the Salvation Army, repre- of the boys of the band, com sented by officers from Swit- plete with <ZOOD> pants; cazerland gave a program at vorted through the audienthe Institute in some the hottest SPORT to a full audi- ce of torium. The program inclu- jitterbugging that has been ded movies about the Salva- seen in thèse or any other FOOTBALL NEWS The test will be organized correctly. In the case that tion Army's work in Swit- parts for a long time. Last Sunday's game waslin the following manner : there are still no zerland. Also included was Sunday, the Students Acti a real thriller, despite theeach Sunday afternoon, five the prize will winners, be the singing of some Swiss vities Club met in the Audi- fact that neither team sco-questions will be read aloud pled, original and so on. triFolksongs. torium of the. Institute tored. Over seven thousand over the loudspeaking sys- The quiz will begin at 3 Thursday of last week Mr plan activities for the co- spectators watched Violette tem. Several replies, inclu- o'clock sharp and the name Eric Neff, director of the ming year. for the Things club on include thel and Bacardi battle to a sco- ding the correct one, will beof the winner announced at Institute, began a series of agenda reless tie. The gatekeepers given by the announcer. half-time. Lectures to be given regularly dances, choir singing, round report that $ 300 dollars The winner must answer As an the in the provinces, when he table discussions, radio pro- was taken in. all questions correctly. announcer example, poses suppose the follotalked on Education in the grams and others. Today's game, at An official of the Federa- wing : United States to a gathering Monday and Wednesday will be berween Racing 3:45, and tion, stationed in the center <How question many are in Gonaives. of this week, Mr. John Victory. Racing is at of the field, will recieve the there on a football players team 2> Friday night last week Campbell of the American Ins- sent the leader in the series, pre- replies of the contestants Then he gives the followas a gala occasion at the Embassy lectured at the with a total of 7 Vic- and will register them in wing repies : Institute auditorium when titute to a crowd of over points. Eric Dean's Jamacan Orches- sixty on the formation and tory, SO far, has only one the order of reception. who sub- a) 20 tra rocked and rolled de- explanation of the Constitu- point. The the contestant first correct list b) 11 10 lighed 550 guests of the Ins-tion of the United States of FOOTBALL QUIZ mits will recieve a prize of five c) d) 9 titue with sweet swing, hot America. These features Beginning The on Sunday, No dollars. Answer (c) is correct. The jazz, beguine, and calypso.wére a part of the series Ci- vember 26, Football Fe no Calypso was the cry thatvilisation Americaine which deration has organized a In the case that listparticipants in the contest went again and again asare: given every Mond. Wed. jquiz or test on football ru-has all five answers corrrectmerely bring along pencil the Lo complied with barland Fri at six o'clock at the les. The aim of this test is to the prize will be doubled and paper and write: Ist after bar of this fine Jamai-Instinute. correct and increase the specfor the subsequent game. To question (c). The method of but the In addition to its Wednes- tators' knowledge of the ru win that, the winner will answering the other quescan of the rychm, show was when highlight four (Go back to Page2) lles of play. all five answers corrrectmerely bring along pencil the Lo complied with barland Fri at six o'clock at the les. The aim of this test is to the prize will be doubled and paper and write: Ist after bar of this fine Jamai-Instinute. correct and increase the specfor the subsequent game. To question (c). The method of but the In addition to its Wednes- tators' knowledge of the ru win that, the winner will answering the other quescan of the rychm, show was when highlight four (Go back to Page2) lles of play. have to answer ten questions tions is the same. FOUNDED IN 1940 bzuwo KNOWN AS THE BEST TRAVEL SERVICE IN HAITI UFenNc DEC. 2ND NEW MODERN CAFETERIA AMERICAN EXPRESS MEALS, SNACKS AT RESONABLE PRICES EVERY DRINK REPRESENTATIVE HOT DOGS, HAMBURGE RS. EVERYTHING STEAM STERILIZED HAITIAN Miss Ann Longwood, of HYTSTTI Scarsdale, N: Y. TRAVEL This unsolicited testimoni al was offered us by the char ming Miss Longwood (see above). She states I am sure I owe much of my pleaSERVICE EMNRG 1929 BOULANGERIE sant memories of my Haitian visit to the unfailing courtesy and efficient direction of the Haitian Travel Service. WE OWN ALL OUR EQUIPMENT AND CARRRY FULLI INSURANCE BOULANGERIE ST. MARC BEFORE, PLANNING YOUR TOUR CONTACT US GRAND RUE CALL 2242, 3232, OR 7189 (TAKE THE LIFT TO THE SECOND FLOOR) --- Page 12 --- SUNDAY NOV. 26th. <HAITI SUN> ROUNDUP OF THE AMERICASHONDURAS In agreeing to his resi-work of the conference and ment of that country for specialize is have TEGUCIGALPA, Hondu- gnation, effective Dec. 1 thel the commission as of great <Treason>, continues grave. sent technicians dredging, to ras, Nov.: 17 Juan Maxi- President wrote : <I accept importance. He is reported to have been zuela in view of Venemo Galvez, forty, Président it only because of your in- The Wes Indian Conferen transferred from his prison bid for this contract, making a of Congress, died today. Mr sistence and because I can ces, Canaday said, are cell to a private clinic. Galvel, a cousin of Presi- not, in good conscience, ask only accomplishing a great not PERU dent Juan Manuel Galvez of you longer to defer your deal in the Caribbean, but VENEZUELA The instrument Honduras, collapsed while well earned wsabbatical> <By the various system to be installed Landing the, leaving the Congressonal leave.Rest assured that" I re- bringing de MILK POWDER of 2t building and died shortly retirement legates togethers are deve- PLANT airport Lima, Peru, will your as on- loping a be the First such to be afterward in a hospital. P temporary, for I am ta-i ing and interest greater understand all The Venezuelan Dairy In installed in the west coast MEXICO CITY, Nov. 17 king you fully at your word the people there.> among dustry lion will invert three mil-cf south America, acc) ording Virgina Fabregas, eighty, a that you will be available The West Indian Confe- bolivars for in milk extra instal-to Par American-Grace Aileading lady of the Spanish for future public service. I rence meets every other lation plant in its Santa powder ways. American stage for years, want to take this oppor- year and is composed of State of Zulia. In installed in the west coast MEXICO CITY, Nov. 17 king you fully at your word the people there.> among dustry lion will invert three mil-cf south America, acc) ording Virgina Fabregas, eighty, a that you will be available The West Indian Confe- bolivars for in milk extra instal-to Par American-Grace Aileading lady of the Spanish for future public service. I rence meets every other lation plant in its Santa powder ways. American stage for years, want to take this oppor- year and is composed of State of Zulia. Barbara, A similar instrumient died today. She had been ill tunity to express my high two delegates from each of IMPORTATION Ianding system has been in for seven months, since she appreciaion of all that you the 14 non-self governing OF SCIENTIFIC use in Buenos Aires since OC fell and broke her hip here. /have done for your coun- territories with an opportu- INSTRUMENTS tober 27. All Mexican theatres and try>. function is to provide the A study by the Commer- In its first announcement film studios were closed in Relations between the U- territories with anopportu- ce Department of the Uni- of the Lima instaliation, mourning for the Mexican nited States and Argentina nity to discuss matters of ted States of America revea- Pan-American Grace airways actress who began her career have grown more cordial common interest and to led that Venezuela rauks which is helping finance fifty-seven years ago in in recent years, and Mr. make recommendations to third among the great raar- the New system under an Mexico City. She was born Griffis is one of those cre- the commission on such kets for the American ex- agreement with the Peruviîn Yautepec, Mexico, was ditedi with having brought matters. port of scientific instru- van Government,s airport graduated as a teacher in this improvement about. Mr The Caribbean ments, to the corporation, corpac said 1890 and taught in a school Griffis is understood to feel Commisof owing health pro- that the Lima instrument for deaf mutes. While tea- that, although Argentina sion is composed of four education, grams public combined with and landing system would be ching, Porfirio Diaz' wife under President Juan Do- commissioners from each of technical of the first in south Anerica. heard her give a monologue mingo Peron does not enjoy, the four countries have ter requisites indus-! this, The landing system at in a charity show and inte- the freedoms that the Uni- ritories: France, the Nether- country's petroleum Lima will use High-Frerested managers in her. She ted States offers, President lands, the United Kingdom try. THE IRON ROUTE quency radio signals which made her debut April 30, Peron nevertheless is a and the United States. The auction for the worki will be picked up by recei1892. friend of the United States Meeting Twice Yearly, vers abroad the Planes. The Her first tour of Spain and would stand by this na- the Commission has the of the <Iron Route>- spe- the signals will mark a glide tion in purpose of cially the dredging of was made in 1904 and reany great war. social and improving the Rio Orinoco- has been ipath which an approaching peated in 1905, 1920, economic condithe Mi- plane can follow to land 1922 and 1949. She repeat- Mrs Griffis, born in Bos- tio n S of the territories opened Co. by branch Orinoco firm of the safely in fog or ther adveredly toured other Latin-A- con sixty three years ago, through coroperative reseach ning S. Steel Co. of the Uni- ser weather conditions. merican countries, the last was chief of the Office of regular consulation and re- U. States. Five North Amer- READ HAITI SUN> time including a trip toj War Information in 1943 commendations to the mem ted ican Gompanies, whom WANT ADS Argentina in 1948. , born in Bos- tio n S of the territories opened Co. by branch Orinoco firm of the safely in fog or ther adveredly toured other Latin-A- con sixty three years ago, through coroperative reseach ning S. Steel Co. of the Uni- ser weather conditions. merican countries, the last was chief of the Office of regular consulation and re- U. States. Five North Amer- READ HAITI SUN> time including a trip toj War Information in 1943 commendations to the mem ted ican Gompanies, whom WANT ADS Argentina in 1948. In addi- and 1944. The next two ber Governments. tion she made Spanish lan- years he served as Comm- The Commission will con guage pictures in Hollywood issioner of the American vene at Curacao several in 1919 and in 1937-38. Red Cross in the Pacific days before the Conference, area. After that he entered will meet concurrently with MEXICO the diplomatic service, first it on week-ends and will Mexico had paid a ninth as special representative to stay. in session for several annual installment of $ 2. Sweden, then as Ambassa- days after the Conference a 500.000 on the $ 40.000.000 dor to Poland, then Egypt/to consider its recommenda a it agreed to pay for property and finally Argentina. tions. expropriated from American citizens. Rafael de la WEST INDIAN BEGIN Presiding at both meeColina, Mexican Ambassa- CONFERENCE TO 27 ting will be Charles J. H. dor, handed the check toNOVEMBER Daubanton, Netherlands Mi day to Edward G. Miller, Washington Nov. - The nister to Mexico and CoAssistant Secretary of State, Agricultural Development Chairman of the CommisMexico so far has paid $ 28, of the Caribbean area will sion. 500.000 under the 1941 pe the main thème of the fourih West Indies Conferen Territories agreement. ce fromi November 27 to De to be represen cember 10 ted at the Conference are: Central Paint Picture ARGENTINA the French Departments of Completes the Standon Griffis resigned Ward Canaday, U.S Co- Martinique, Guadeloupe xwith deep regret as Am- Chairman on the Caribbean and French Guiana; the Ne "Even icovers Fone shabby coat surfaces of Central in amaz- Paint "LADIES,IT'S bassador to Argentina, a Commission, of which the therlands territories of Su- ingfashion. Itflows on smoothly, SO EASY TO a post he has held for four- conference is an auxilliary rinam and Netherlands randi how it does resist badv weaths USE ENAMEL CENTRAL AND teen months. body, told newsmen follow- West Indies; British Colo- er! Get it for outdoor or indoor VARNISH ON Mr Griffis, formerly ing a visit the wihite house nies of Trinidad and Toba-, use. Also, there's a full YOUR FURNIAmbassador to Poland and that the Curacao meeting ca. Jamaica, Barbados, the 3 line and of varnishes. Central enamels TUREI" to Egypt, said after calling would consider how to use Windward Islands, the Leeon President Truman he modern Agricultural Deve- ward Islands. British Hon- C he was tired and wished tollopments for the benefit of duras and British. Guiana; rest. non-self-Governing areas and the U.S Possessions, E a to Caribbean. CENTRAL In letter the Presi- of the Tamss Puerto Rico and the Virgin dent he said : CAs of the an' Also expected are obser- Islands. niversary of Pearl Habord vers from, Haiti, Cuba, the next month I shall have Dominican Republic, cer- CARDINAL substantially all of tain international organiza- MINDSZENTY aet last nine years in war/tions and Caribbean re- According to the Italian or government service, and' search and Educational Ins- Tournal, <Ouotidiano", the Iam anxious for a sort oft titutions. health nf Cardinal MindsAGENT DISTRIBUTOR sabbatical perioc of rest Canaday said that Presi- zentv, Hungarian prelate E MARTIJN S. A. and study>. dent Truman considers the jailed by the Red govern- & G