--- Page 1 --- II A I I I - BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE EDITOR un EM. A. MAINVILLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. No. 12 PROGRAM OF PRESIDENTIAL AROUND the WOLRD INAUGURATION THIS WEEK CEREMONIES KOREA We present for the benefit of our readers, the proThe Reds were for routing gram the solemn ceremo out civilians from the villany of the formal induction ges they occupied and for into office of President elect them to ahead Paul cing trudge E. Magloire, and the of the soldiers as human many ceremonies that surshields against Allied fire round this occasion. power. Tuesday, December 5th at Communist fliers bom10 a. m. the special delagabed Pyonyang Saturday as tions, representing the NaChinese divisions massed for tions to be represented at what looked like an all-out the ceremonies will present assault to destroy Or drive their letters of credence. to jout the Allied from the Minister of Foreign Afnorthwest Korea. army fairs, Colonel Antoine Levelt American Marines and in At Three thirty the same fantry battling a Chinese en day, these missions will be circlement at the Chosin represented to the Junta of the servoir in northeast Korea Government, General Franck cracked but did not Lavaud, break Colonel Antoine Le the enemy ring. The leathervelt, and Colonel Paul E. necks inside the trap fought Magloire. at the National their way six miles southPalace. ward, while convoys from the outside broke, through Wednesdav the 6th of De to Hagaru at the southern cember, a Twenty-one gun tip of the Chosin lake. salute and the raising of the The Ist Marine Division Flag at eight in theamdning and two regiments of the U. will announce the day of the nited States 7th Infantry Di inaucuration of President vision struggled to Paul fight E. Magloire. At nine their way as near a full scaPresident Paul E. Magloire le retreat to the south as the accompanied by the Chief attacks from all sides by 50. of Protocol, Maurice Lau000 Chinese would dun, permit. and the Army Chiet American, British, South will go to the National PaKorea and Turkish lace to take the oath of ofwere tightening troops new fice. their, before the National Asdefense line 40 miles north sembly. to 25 miles northeast of PyThe President wilt be reongyang, and bracing for aceived at the National Palanother stand against what ce. by a delegation of SenaGen Douglas Mac-Arthur tors and Deputies. After for called emilitary> odris witmally being inducted into President hout precedent in- history.> office.a Elect saE. twenty-one Paul gun LONDON - Prime Milute Magioire will be fired, and sevenister Clement R. Attlee ral speeches will be given. will appeal to President Tru At ten a <Te Deum> will Government, General Franck o'clock, President Paul Ma- Friday, December the 8th man in a conference starting be sung at the Cathedral, Lavaud and Colonel Antoi- gloire, will speak to the at nine-thirty in the morning in Monday. to where places will be reser- ne Levelt. After the formal people of Haiti. His speech, the Minister of Foreign Af avoid Washington formal war with Com for the dele- transfer of power of govern will be broadcast over all ra fairs will receive at his, offi munist China at almost any gations and invited ment, speeches will be ma- dio stations ce the Heads of the special cost, well informed sources guests of friendly Nations de and Military honors besmissions, From Twelve to said Friday. attending t h e cere- towed on General Lavaud Thursday December 7th two that. places will be reser- ne Levelt. After the formal people of Haiti. His speech, the Minister of Foreign Af avoid Washington formal war with Com for the dele- transfer of power of govern will be broadcast over all ra fairs will receive at his, offi munist China at almost any gations and invited ment, speeches will be ma- dio stations ce the Heads of the special cost, well informed sources guests of friendly Nations de and Military honors besmissions, From Twelve to said Friday. attending t h e cere- towed on General Lavaud Thursday December 7th two that. afternoon the Mimonies. Following the chu- and Colonel Levelt at the ter at nine in the morning, Pre- nister of Eoreign affairs and rch service, President Paul mination of their services as sident Magloire will receive Madame Levelt will offer a Magloire accompanied by the Junta of the Govern- the various personages, in- réception in the beautiful LISTEN I! the Chief of Protocol and ment. vited to the inauguration ce gardens at Damien. To the famous <Eric Deanss the Chief of the Army will remonies. President and Ma- A reception will be offe- Band (Jamaica's Hot Ten) return to the National Pala- The third twenty-one gun dame Magloire will offer a red Friday evening by the on <Populaire Varietiess ce to receive the Transmiss- salute will be fired. reception from five to seven President and Madame Ma- over station M. B.C. Toion of power from the PreThursday afternoon in the gloire at the National Pala- day from 12 noon tilli.p sident of the Junta of the After luncheon, at one Palace gardens. ce. m. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAITI SUN SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. MILES NALURA CHONGJIN ERS OF FOREIGN AMBASSADOR MANCHURIA CH HYESANJINA SPECIAL MEXICAN LOPEZ CENTENO'S SONGJ AN DELEGATION RETURN PUNGSAN KIL The Mexican Govern- Venezuelan CHANGJIN* E Ambassador HOSIN ment has appointed as Chief Lopez Centeno return of SAK UNSAN RES. a of Special Mission to assist Port-au-Prince Thursday, af INUDJUS TANCHON to the ceremonies of trans- ter attending the funeral in AECHON CHAHO mission of power Brigadier Caracas of the President of HO HAMH HUNG . General Jose Luis Amsecua the Junta Government DelTOKCHON HUNGNA AM Ambassador Extraordina FLY as gado Chalbaud, who was asANJUT U YONGHUNGS ry and Plenipotentiary. sassinated November 8 th. EHSONGCHON AE NON-STOP sonal representative of Rg PYONGYANG WONSAN Excellency the President of SPECLAL DELEGATION / E TO the Mexican Republic Dr. of thbe United States COUNTERATTACK - A savage communist counMiguel Aleman. The Mis- at tbe ceremony of oatb terattack (shaded arrow) smashed UN forces back from sion also H. E. Taking of President 8to 12 miles just northof Tokchon (1) Gen. MacTalavera, Panl E. MIAMI Jose ERCL T. Magloire Arthur reportedly ordered Marines on the west bank Permanent Ambassador in The overnment of the U of the Chosin Reservoir (2)to strike west (broken araboard extra-comfort Haiti, Sres. Renato Irigoyen nited States has chosen the row). Marines are trying to establish an east-west line and Carlos Villamil as Se- following persons to form across Korea to prevent theenemy from linking with Acrerary and Atrache of the part of a Special Delegation guerrillas in the mountains near Songchon (3). AMI Jose ERCL T. Magloire Arthur reportedly ordered Marines on the west bank Permanent Ambassador in The overnment of the U of the Chosin Reservoir (2)to strike west (broken araboard extra-comfort Haiti, Sres. Renato Irigoyen nited States has chosen the row). Marines are trying to establish an east-west line and Carlos Villamil as Se- following persons to form across Korea to prevent theenemy from linking with Acrerary and Atrache of the part of a Special Delegation guerrillas in the mountains near Songchon (3). In norolerne Mission, respectively. reprensenting it at the oath thw-est, Yanks slowed down to protect their flanks after OF taking ceremony of Presi- advancing beyond Chongju (4), while UN forces on the service-Sundays Tuesdays, CHAMRER den Paul E. Magloire : east coast met little opposition in their drive north of and_Fridays. DEPUTIES His Excellency William E Chongjin. At its session on Wednes- De Courcy, Special Ambasday the Chamber of Depu- sador and President of the ties Sraff was elected as fol-! Delegation. Iows : Mr. James Barnes, former THE SOUVENIR SHOP Mr. Arthur Bastien. Secre tary General, and Mr Louis Member of Congress. Reprel PAQUIN GAETJENS Bazin, Chief of Bureau re- sentative of Illinois and for RUE DU QUAI ONE WAY commended by Deputies Dor mer Assistant Administrator sainville and Kernizan. of the President of the U.S $75.00 Mr.F. Baillergeau who was Mr. Frederich Hasler, Prea candidate to the office of sident of the Haytian AmerWELCOES THE MEMB PLUST TAX Chief of Bureau was higly ican Sugar Company, Presi- DELEGATIONS WHO HAVE THE HONOR OF ROUND TRIP recommended by Deputies dent of the Haitian Amer- REPRESENTING THEIR COUNTRIES AT THE Daniel Fignolé and Rossini ican Society, former PresiINAUGURATION GEREMONIES $135.00 Pierre-Louis. dent of the Pan American OF OUR PRESIDENT HIS EXCELLENCY PLUS MM Desmaly Pierre, An- Society of New-York. Mr. Aiso, available to Miami are toine Alexis and Mlle Alber- Hasler has a large business number other services via Kingston, te Nicolas were reelected se- of riends in Haitian - Montego, Bay, and Camaquey, cretaries. circles. PAUL E. : MAGLOIRE * Lt. eneral William H. Mor- -00000CURACAO TO NATIONALIZED ris Jr. Chief Caribbean Com One Way $ 64.00 ORCHARDS Kashmir mand. JS TA Srinagar, Col. Conrad Follansbee, Xound Trip $115.20 The state government pro- Senior Military Attache. PLUS TAX poses to nationalize ali Mr. John H. Burns, First and large orchards in Indian: Secretary of U. S. Embassy. CARACAS held Kashmir, which inclu- Col. Edgar E. Glenn, Air OFFERS YOU THE FINEST EXHIBIT OF HAITIAN One Way $ 82.00 des the fertile valley, of Attache U. S. Embassy. HANDICRAFT 1 WIDE VARIETY OF IMPORTED PLUSTAX Kashmir. Officials say a Commander Paul B. Ryan GIFTS AND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PERRound Trip. $147.60 commfttee will be appoin- Vaval Attache U. S. EmbasFUUME IN CARRIBEAN PLUSTAX ted to fix the rate of com- sy. A vo Sleeperette service Mon- pensation to be paid orchard days, Thursdays, and' Satur- owners. days. Via Clipper* CV-240 IRAN HI- -MILER service stopping at Ciudad LOAN TO NEAR IB Trujillo on Sundays, Tuesdays, Washington LE The ExHI MILER Wednesdays, and Fridavs.. 147.60 commfttee will be appoin- Vaval Attache U. S. EmbasFUUME IN CARRIBEAN PLUSTAX ted to fix the rate of com- sy. A vo Sleeperette service Mon- pensation to be paid orchard days, Thursdays, and' Satur- owners. days. Via Clipper* CV-240 IRAN HI- -MILER service stopping at Ciudad LOAN TO NEAR IB Trujillo on Sundays, Tuesdays, Washington LE The ExHI MILER Wednesdays, and Fridavs.. portImport Bank was reporALL- * INCOMPARABLE be EATHER QUALITE ted Saturday to putting PAA offers free the final touches on a 25ticket delivery million-dollar loan to Iran. MEETING OF C'est pourquoi For comfort, dependability and' TWENTY OFFICERS service, experienced travelers dans le mentio choose PAA-1 the worid's.most. AT THE NATIONAL entier, de pltus forts expertenced oirline. PALACE iomnages sent Sur Coll your trovel agent for Twenty officers of the Ar transportes pneus meservations or phone my of Haiti mêt on Novempoids locrds Goodyear sur M que ber 30 th at the National Pa REG. PAA lace to 'receive special insLos meus de toute autre marque. PAN AMERICAN tructions relative to the grand festivals to be orgarendements années observés WORLD AIRHAYS nized on the occasion of the ing TROLT Goodyears que sort sont oath taking of President E- R LE pour lect Paul E. Magloire. It is T'enduranee kilométrique FpE et rendement GOODYEAR believed these officers will économie. Pour d'une remarquable Goodyear ofre a A un d'autres be aide-de-camps attached to d'avantages achetez mm pneus Farete extra- robustes: Rock various poids lourds Goodyearl SOT Lug- Studded a ReERS m Foreign Delega- - AU ettt CR cancathe Xtra Tred Service. It is T'enduranee kilométrique FpE et rendement GOODYEAR believed these officers will économie. Pour d'une remarquable Goodyear ofre a A un d'autres be aide-de-camps attached to d'avantages achetez mm pneus Farete extra- robustes: Rock various poids lourds Goodyearl SOT Lug- Studded a ReERS m Foreign Delega- - AU ettt CR cancathe Xtra Tred Service. RE le Oude Dustanc tion representing friendly hagham: 2S1 and 2227 nations at the ceremonies of 3-49-6F December 6th. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD ( HAITI SUN > HAITI THIS WEEK... MUSEUM NATIONAL TELEPHHONE OFFICE rived this week. Suscribers) CHANGES nant Raymond Montreuil * Due the initiative The following persons ha- to the telephone system will IN DEPARTMENT OF and is" not expected to return to of ve been appointed to the ser welcome this news as the PUBLIC HEALTH for another month. Senator Charles Fombrun vice of Telegraph Telepho- present condition of this im and the chiefs of bureau of ne and Radio Communica- portant service warr- It has been announced the Chamber of Deputies tion. ants immediate public attention. that on December lst the fol- PRESIDENT and Senate the National Maurice Pierre Antoine lowing members of the Pu- OF CHAMBER Museum has just received Engineer, M-ax Tiphai- MEDICAL CONFERENCE blic Health Service Staff re- OF DEPUTIES the two imperial chairs on ne Engineer Assistant to the AT THE SCHOOL signed; Doctors Léon Moise, ELECTED which Emperor Faustin I Director. Lelien Rivette OF MEDECINE Inspector General of Hospi sat when in accordance with chief Clerk. Odette Bouzi Last Wednesday at 6 : 00 tals, Martial Bourand, Louis In accordance with the the Constitution he sat each Subscription Office. Mrs P. m. Dr. R. Charmant deli- Hyppolite, Consulting Doc- Decree of the Junta Governyear at the opening of the Raymond Vaval typist, Ju- vered a lecture on condi- tors, and Mr. Hérissé Guer- Iment the Chamber of DepuLegislative Corps from 1850 lien Lafontant cashier. Jus- tions in French Equatorial rier, Secretary General. ties met Tuesday morning at to 1859. tin Lamy cashier account re- Africa at the School of Me- PRESIDENT ELECT 10:00 a. m. at the Palais COMMUNIQUE ceivable. Pierre Biamby ac- decine. WILL TAKE OATH d'Haiti, now Legisalative Pa ARGENTINE countant. Arsene Coicou aclace. The session was presiEMBASSY countant. Jean Jacques Mi- Dr Charmant presented OF OFFICE ded over by the oldest memchel chief of supply store. also during the : evening a ber Jean Marie Moise with The Argentine Governfilm taken in French Equat- It is reported that the cere- Meresse Woelly and Franck ment has appointed Ambas- ANNIVERSARY orial Africa. monies of the oath taking of Lanoix as first and OF sador Extraordinary and Ple OF DEATH office of President Elect Paul second assisting secretaries. 37 memnipotentiary Sr. Raul Au- EDMOND ROSTAND SENATE SESSION E. Magloire will take place bers were present. After gusto Margueirat, Chief of Saturday was the 32nd an; The Senate held a meeting on December 6th in the senting their the AUELI Special Mission to assist to niversary of death of" Tuesday November 28 th <Grande Salle des Bustes> at they proceeded to the elecceremonies of transmission the death of Edmond Ros-lunder, the presidency of thethe National Palace. tion 0 f the President and of power. He is the personal tand, one of the first victimsoldest member Lorrain DeE. MAGLOIRE Secretaries of the Chamber. representative of His Excel- of the Spanish grippe whichhoux with Fernand Prosper JR. PAUL IN NEW YORK Deputy Adelphin Telson lency the President of the prevailed in Europe and A-and Charles Jonassaint as The of President Electwas elected President and Argentine Government. Ge- merica after the Armisticefirst and second Secretaries. son is at Luc Jean and neral Juan Peron. The mis- of 1918. In homage to the AH the Senators were pre- Paul E. Magloire preseneDeputies a Franck Lanoix, first and sesion comprises also repren- grand poet who had sO ma- sent. After the ceremonies'in New-York to undergo He is cond Secretaries respectivetatives of the Armed Forces, ny admirers in Haiti the Na- of validity of powers and delicate eye operation. 2nd ly. Ge- merica after the Armisticefirst and second Secretaries. son is at Luc Jean and neral Juan Peron. The mis- of 1918. In homage to the AH the Senators were pre- Paul E. Magloire preseneDeputies a Franck Lanoix, first and sesion comprises also repren- grand poet who had sO ma- sent. After the ceremonies'in New-York to undergo He is cond Secretaries respectivetatives of the Armed Forces, ny admirers in Haiti the Na- of validity of powers and delicate eye operation. 2nd ly. Col. Apolinario Antonio Lo- tional Society of Dramatic oath taking the bureau waacompanisal by Lieute-! pez, the Capt. of the Navy, Art presented a first rate formed as follows Guillermo Brown and Air preformance of cLa Samari- Senator Charles Fombrun Commander Gesar Aurelio taine> at the Theatre de Ver elected President of this Guasco. The three Represen dure <Massillon Goicou> High Corps with a strong tatives of the Armed Forces LECTURE ON majority. Senators Fernandi have the rank of Envoys Ex <LIBERIA Prosper and Emile Toustraordinary and Ministers Sunday morning Novem- saint elected respectively Firestone Plenipotentiary, Counsellor ber 26th Professor Charles first and second Secretaries. Y Dr. Antonio Ricardo Pelu- E. Stephen, ex-Consul of The Parliament will convene ffo Chargé Affairs Embassy Haiti in San Pedro de Maco on Wednesday December + Juan Adolfo Mollo, Secreta- ris and La Romana. delive-I 6th with the object of recery of Embassy Benito Olivo r ed a lectutelving the oath of the elecGallo. This Mission ar- On Liberia at the Building ted President of the RepuPort-au-Prince fa rived in this the blic who will take im $1,00 of Red Cross of Haiti in office morning. the presence of a large ga-l mediately, there after. RETURN OF HIS thering. CHARITY BAILEY EXCELLENCY SEAL OF THE OFFERED SECOND FFI. Rubber-Cov ARCHBISHOP CONSTITUENT WILL RADIO CONCERT LE GOUAZE BE KEPT AT Wednesday evening at seXTENSION CL His Excellency Joseph Le NATIONAL MUSEUM ven, Miss Charty Bailey ofGouaze Archbishop of Port- As proposed by Constitu- fered a second radio concert au-Prince returned on Tues- ent Georges Bretoux the seal over Station MBC. The series NIGHT day evening at 5:00 p. m. byof the Constituent as well as of radio recitals by the mufrom where UIGHT plane Europe the pen and inkstand that sic Teacher singer, and guir he was assisted at the Holy were used for the signing of tar player, were offered unyear ceremonies. this important document. der the auspices of the U. S.! 75€ The Archbishop, in com- will be forwarded to the De Information and Cultural pany of various priests, as- partment of Interior for sa- Service sisted in Rome to the Beati- fekeeping in the National Miss Bailey's recital infication of Sister Javouhey, Museum. cluded the following folk $1.60 founder of the Congregation songs : Cotton Picking Song. of St. Joseph de Cluny Sis- HOPITAL Sandy Land and Motherless ters. JUSTINIEN Child. The talented artist is ARRIVALS CAP-HAITIEN spending a nice long vaca6 Ft. IN PORT THIS WEEK The Hopital Justinien tion here in Haiti. Rayon Covered Cuban has just been provided with Tanker F.C.Randall, an electric bistoury which MAJOR DUDLEY APPLIANCE flag reached Port- auCORI Nov. 20th. SS. KAS- is at the same time a blood RETURNS TO Prince coagulator. PORT-AU-PRINCE kild> Norwegian flag. Dutch Major Edwin Dudley, 2.69 Valuell Line, November 29 th. SS TELEPHONES Chief of the American SaxCastors Dutch Royal Line TO WORK nitary Mission to Haiti reNovember 30th. SS <Notos> from A release from the Depart urned on Wednesday 29th Dutch Royal Line, ment of Public Works an- from the United States whe- :Portable New-York and Cap-Haitian nounces that a large stock re he took part in the yearly Nov. 30 th. or telephone equipement ne meeting of Chiefs of SanitaTROUBLE APPOINTMENT TO cessary for the improvement Missions of the Institute IGHT $3.75 TELEGRAPH AND of the Telephone Service ar- % Interamerican Affairs. to Haiti reNovember 30th. SS <Notos> from A release from the Depart urned on Wednesday 29th Dutch Royal Line, ment of Public Works an- from the United States whe- :Portable New-York and Cap-Haitian nounces that a large stock re he took part in the yearly Nov. 30 th. or telephone equipement ne meeting of Chiefs of SanitaTROUBLE APPOINTMENT TO cessary for the improvement Missions of the Institute IGHT $3.75 TELEGRAPH AND of the Telephone Service ar- % Interamerican Affairs. --- Page 4 --- < HAITI SUN > SUNDAY DEC. 3RD ROUNDUP OF THE AMERICAROTARY ition machine into/ the fast-! He added that south Ame- litary Junta of the Govern- work> has been completed FELLOWSHIPS ness of the Andes mountains rica Ist entitled to have the ment up until the time in connection with internaAWARDED LATIN and upper Amazon basin toloutstanding service as council when he taok over the di- tional bank and This export-im. basic AMERICAN STUDENTS futher the church's missiona- President of Dr. Herman. rection of the Foreign Offi- port bank loans. Washington Six ry work. Santa Cruz. ce in the temporary absence works, the reports States, outstanding graduate stud- He is Msgr. Carlos Maria CUBA of Dr. Gomez Ruiz. He was <Might now bear fruit.> ents from Latin America ha- Jurgens, Bishop of Huanca HAVANA - Adolfo Lu- appointed Ambassador to The ve been awarded fellows- velica, Pert. A native of Li- que, one-time star pitcher Peru in the month of June <The basis report for declares that hips for advanced scudy ab- ma, Peru Msgr. Jurgens wasin the National League, will this year andi resigned this Latin America prosperity would in road for the current Acade- named a bishop in 1949. ajmanage the Class B Havana post to assume the high of- considerable broadened be mic vear by Rotary Interna- few months before his forty- Cubans baseball club next fice in the new. Junta. creased production if iptional according to an ann- fifth birthday. year. Luque, who played for The new Minister of Pur meterials were of strateouncement by the world-wi- CHILE the Reds, the Dodgers and blic Health Dr. Raul Soules gic ned an adequate accompade organization. The first session of a mathe Giants replaces Oscar Baldo is.also an eminent au- sion by of the expanThe Students : five young jor United Nations organ to Rodriguez, who. led the team thority in his own field or network, transportation men and a young woman be held in latin Ameriça. to five straight pennants in respiratory medicine. Dr. river and Power harbor plants, facilities>. and are from Argentina, Chile, will take place early next the eight-club Florida Inter- Pedro. Jose Lara Pena is Ecuador,. Mexico, and Uru- year in Santiago, chile, national League. well known in the world of It however, guay. when the U. N. Economic MEXICO CITY The coffee. He was one of the there warns, is that <The that ad Four students from Uni- and social council convenes Government today amended founders of the Cofee Associa ditional danger earted States who received fell- there for its spring session. a cotton export decree to tion and of the Agricultura will higher raise export the owships. have chosen to stu-- The CounciLapproved, bymit Mexicali cotton to RC Chamber in Venezuela. nings cost of a dy in Latin America, rotary vote 11 to 7, to acceptve the country without per- LATIN AMERICAN living profits, and promotes the one inflatio hand officials said LE in Argenti-. Chile's invitation to meet mits. The permit require- REPORT nary on na, Chile, Colombia, and there in Febuary 1951. ment was established sev- The report cites the follo- altering.. Mexico. Voting in favor of accep- eral weeks ago to insure' wing favorable factors that The distribution of reai Fellowships have been ting the Chilean Govern- Mexico an adequate domes- will help Latin American ta- income to a degree that will awarded for a year's study ment's invitation were tic industry. officials said LE in Argenti-. Chile's invitation to meet mits. The permit require- REPORT nary on na, Chile, Colombia, and there in Febuary 1951. ment was established sev- The report cites the follo- altering.. Mexico. Voting in favor of accep- eral weeks ago to insure' wing favorable factors that The distribution of reai Fellowships have been ting the Chilean Govern- Mexico an adequate domes- will help Latin American ta- income to a degree that will awarded for a year's study ment's invitation were tic industry. The amende- ke full advantage of future create social unrest and poto students from 24 countries Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Chi- ment establishes Mexicali opporrunities : litical instability, and on the this year. The students have na, France, India, Iran,as a free port for cotton, 1 *Deyelopment Pro- other dissipating the additio come to Educational institu Mexico, Pakistan, Peru and which means Mexicali Val- grams have been shaken nal foreign exchange eartions in 23 countries for the United Stares. ley cotton may be exported down to more manageable nings in wasteful imports of their courses. Speaking in support of the without permits. The amend proportionss. luxury consumers goods. Rotary started the fello meeting in Chile, U.S. dele- ment says Mexicali cotton 2 <Many of the pro- eIf the benefits of higher wships program in 1947 gate Walter Kotschnig had always has been sold in the blems artising out of shorta export earnings are to conas oner of its contrir said that a Santiago meeting United States and never has ges of technical skills have tribute to economic developbutions toward international of Ecosoc would help thel entered the domestic mar- been recognized and attac- ment in these countries, understanding and Good- first session of a major UN ket. ked. thier governments must tawill among the peoples of organ in Latin America. NEW VENEZUELAN 3 E <There has been a ke measures to conserve forethe world. Australia, Canada, Czec- GOVERNMENT healthy tendency to empha- ing exchange earnings for hoslovakja, Denmark, Po- TAKES OFFICE size the need for improve: that purpose and see to it URUGUAY land, the Soviet Union and President Suarez ments in the agricultural that a portion of increased Montevideo, Uruguay the United Kingdom voted Flamerich Takes oath field.s a domestic income is saved American and British air of- against Santiago as a mee- WITH NEW Cabinet The report notes that A and invested, <The report ficials were reported Satur- ting place. The new Junta of the Go- onsiderable amount of basic concludes. day profiting from research Objections to acceptance vernment was formally anwork done in Argentina by,of the Chilean invitation nounced to the nation and a large group of former Ger were Based Largely on con-t to the world Monday at noon man Air Force technicians. siderations of expense, On in the diplomatic reception The United States and Bri difficulties the move to San salon of the Miraflores Pataîn also were said to be (tiago might impose upon lace. There in the presence getting reports of atomic the Ecosoc secretariat, and of the entire diplomatic corps energy studies carried out byjupon the reluctance of se- the high ranking officers, of German scientists in Argenti veral Nations to support the Army, Navy and Air na. additional meetings of Force, Important GovernAn informantclose to the, Ecosoc awk from UN ment functionaries, the new German refugees said the Headquarters. President, Dr. German Suaexpert aerial technicians in- Chilean Senator Eduardo rez Flamerich was formally clude Dr. Kurt Tank, a top Erei, speaking in support of inducted into office. With combat plane designer, and his country's invitation, him at the time were Lt Col. Gen: Dolf Galland, top com pointed out that obiections Marcos Pérez Jimenez who bat tactician for the former to the expenses involved in retains his post and Lt Col. An informantclose to the, Ecosoc awk from UN ment functionaries, the new German refugees said the Headquarters. President, Dr. German Suaexpert aerial technicians in- Chilean Senator Eduardo rez Flamerich was formally clude Dr. Kurt Tank, a top Erei, speaking in support of inducted into office. With combat plane designer, and his country's invitation, him at the time were Lt Col. Gen: Dolf Galland, top com pointed out that obiections Marcos Pérez Jimenez who bat tactician for the former to the expenses involved in retains his post and Lt Col. German Luftwaffe, the Santiago meeting are L. F. Llovera Paez, Minister You'll be surprised how far <The Argentines are pa-l mitigated by the fact that of the Interior, both of Central ying the pipepm this infor-i Chilean Government has whom will continue to OCCu Paint will go! mant said, <but the Amert-lefferedl to bear one third of Py their previous pivotal Thers's a big difference cans and Britons are calling' the cost of the council's posts in the Government. believe you have seldom used in a paints paint that We the tune.> meeting. 'President Suarez Flamecovers so much surface and goes on as He explained that the Ger Supporting the meeting rich is a caraqueno born on easily as this Central Paint. And, it stays mans were sending their re- in Chile, R. R. Saksena of April loth 1907. He is marr2 on-lasts amazingly./ ports to American and Bri- India noted that the conucil ied to Dona has Rosario had a Perez disThere are pec ci Central Paints, enamels ana tish air officials abroad due Should meet in many places Carreno and - varnishes for all purposea. to the Argentine Air Force's of world to Give the peoples tinguished career as Juriston inability to into practi- in those areas a visual de- sult and diplomatist. He has ce many of E investigation monstration of the work of been professor of Civil Law CENTRAL Taints results. one of the united nations' at the Central University, most important organs. This, Dean of the Law Faculty PERU he added, is more valuable there, and President of the Rome Peru's youngest than many words to acquaint Municipal Council. AGENT bishop is going to take the people with the united na- Since 1948 he has been DISTRIBUTOR first motion picture projec-tions. in those areas a visual de- sult and diplomatist. He has ce many of E investigation monstration of the work of been professor of Civil Law CENTRAL Taints results. one of the united nations' at the Central University, most important organs. This, Dean of the Law Faculty PERU he added, is more valuable there, and President of the Rome Peru's youngest than many words to acquaint Municipal Council. AGENT bishop is going to take the people with the united na- Since 1948 he has been DISTRIBUTOR first motion picture projec-tions. the legal advisor of the Mi E. G. MARTIJN S. A. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITI's SUN PAGE 5 S PS HOURS The sbops in tbis section bave been cbecked by this Hours are trom 8 a..m. tili newspaper, and to tbe close beSHOPPING p.m some sbops best of our knowledge twveen the bours of 12 and their merchandise is of 2 p.m. good quality and good Sat. is noon closing, bast value. A mumber of shops especialSHOP ly Souvenir sbops stay open - NOW tbrougb tbe day. AT Banks open al S a. m. and close at 1 p. m. Sat. closing la Belle Breode noon. Post Office opens at 8.0 m and close at 5:30 p.m. 1 WELCOME FRENCH PERFUMES NEW STOCK OF LADIES MRS CHAMPANA'S FACTORY AND SHOP DRESSES SISAL MAHOGANY ARTICLES PERFUMES & MANY FISHER OTHER Art and Curio Shop HAITIAN Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARV ED MAHOGANY NOVELTIES SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House) * Factory: Ave du Travail No.3 TEL: 5283. Oitene - COSHETICS MFXA 4ANE THE FINEST AT - AND CTLNOO PERFUMES IN MAHOGANY LAURA'S <GO JUMP IN THE SEA> GIFT SHOP AND STRAW BUT FIRST GET A PAIR Opposite KLM Airways OF Rue des Miracles Jantzen YOU WILL FIND AT BOXER STYLE CNATIVE DORISMOND & MEINBERG BEACH SHORTS MAHOGANY FOR THE UTMOST IN NANUFACTURERS Or SMARTINESS ! WARE HANDCARVED MAHOGANY SALAD BOWLS, TRAYS. Designed to give you tbat HANDCRAFTED SISAL mart and trim appearance. AND STRAW RUGS Made of Cotton floral. Expe PANTAL BUILDING rily styled wsth built-in GRAND RUE TEL:2684 knited supporters, button R ed pocket, elastic and cordD adjustable waist. SOUVENIR SHOP $ 2.80 each In Wine Royal Blue Save Time andHs Tan PERFUMEFeR White Expense Sizes : 30 to 44 Buy Direct from vove Factory L TOILETRIES GEORGES a HALIS DELANDES ONLYINDIAN PAQUIN ET GAETJENS STORE Rue du Peuple RUE DU QUAI sat RUES ROUX CABRAHAMLINGCLN TEL: 2242 TEL : 2795 --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITIAN SPOKESMAN REFUTES SOVIETS ON U. N. TECHNICAL AID Flushing Meadow My delegation can speak secretary General appointed Drawing on his awn of Technical Assistance be- a Lithuanian Mr. Koestcountry's experience, a Hai- cause we know what weare ner and a Swiss, Cr. Bezzotian Sporkesman has spelled talking about. A mission of la. out for the benific of the So- experts of the United Naviet bloc the truly Interna- tions went to Haiti. UNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITIAN SPOKESMAN REFUTES SOVIETS ON U. N. TECHNICAL AID Flushing Meadow My delegation can speak secretary General appointed Drawing on his awn of Technical Assistance be- a Lithuanian Mr. Koestcountry's experience, a Hai- cause we know what weare ner and a Swiss, Cr. Bezzotian Sporkesman has spelled talking about. A mission of la. out for the benific of the So- experts of the United Naviet bloc the truly Interna- tions went to Haiti. It stu- We Asked for a tional character of the Uni died our economic situation list in Rice speciated Nations technical assis- and published a report. Ne- it was a Chinese, plantations, Mr. Lin, and tance program. ver, never, have we had the who was sent. We asked for During General Assem- slightest impression that this a specialist in fiscal Matters bly debate this week, Ernest Mission's intention was ot- and a Frenchman,Mr. Block G. Chauvet, member of the her than' to help us on a tech was appointed by the SecreBEEF Haitian U. N. Delegation, nical and economic plane. tary General. We asked for THE refuted Soviet Bloc charges The President of that Mis- a in statistics It of <American Imperialism> sion was a Swede, Mr. Ro- was specialist a Frenchman, Mr. Duon in connection with the tech- semborg of the economic De- who was sent. nical assistance program. partment of the United NaThis is what he said tions. Out of the 12 of that <The World Health Or- <In the course of these Mission, only two were Cisent us a Brazidiscussions a regrettable al- tizens of the United States lian, ganization Dr. Ademar Paoliello. lusion has been made to tech and they belong to specia- <The only American BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE nical assistance supples by,lized Agencies. As a result cialist whom the spethe United Nationsof the recommendations of General sent us-and secretary he staS. A. to underdeveloped this Mission, my country as- yed for only a few countries On the request of ked the United Nations to was Mr. Franck weeks a the Eaton, soil KEEP YOUR CLOTHES There respective has been governments. an attempt send a permanent represen- chemist who analyzed our tative of the technical assis- soil. to establish a pretent here tance board, an English spein order to attack the alle- cialist, Mr. Wakefield, was <Let us admit FRESH ged imperialism and Capita- appointed to deal with the would really be that it Lism of the United States. It tropical areas. the Haitian difficult, for is a pity that we should try people to belieCRISP to cast doubts on the rare de- cWe asked for a specia- ve that these non-American cisions uninimously taken ist to reform the moneta- specialists were merely AND SWEET AS-AIR by all Delegations. 'ry and banking system. The fronts rialism.> for American ImpeVALUES IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETY An zip- to-date cleaning Plant tbat, offers fast and reliable work is (Continued from Last of sending young children market tbe only way of gettAT YOUR SERVICE Sunday) away t0 be brought up in ing belp needed on the farm DIFFERING NOTIONS boarding sebools by strangers i one's present wife is ill Or OF CRUELTY as tbe utmost cruelty. They is nursing a cbild, is by would be profoundly sboc- marrying an additional one. . The fronts rialism.> for American ImpeVALUES IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETY An zip- to-date cleaning Plant tbat, offers fast and reliable work is (Continued from Last of sending young children market tbe only way of gettAT YOUR SERVICE Sunday) away t0 be brought up in ing belp needed on the farm DIFFERING NOTIONS boarding sebools by strangers i one's present wife is ill Or OF CRUELTY as tbe utmost cruelty. They is nursing a cbild, is by would be profoundly sboc- marrying an additional one. AMERICA Values in primitive society ked by our custom of delHAITIAN differ from our own becanse iberately destroying stocks The main difficulty in DRY CLEANERS of different bistorical and of good food becauise it can- tbis problem of primitive cultural circumstances. Tbe- not be sold at profit for values is tbe question of re is no otber reason. Poly- someone. one's approach t0 the matter gamy, and enistoms like can- Looking at the matter in The only way to understand NEXT TO PAN AMERIC AN AIRWAYS OFFICE mibalism and bead bunting, tbis ligbt, it is less difficult any alien culture is tbrougb avbich a small proportion 0jt0 perceive tbe rationlity of the eyes of its oun members. primitive peoples follow and primitive ways. We can see Tbis means tbat wbetber the ue orcle tn value bigbly, are repellent tbat experiences, religious people are civilised OT pri20 1ES. Obuionsly tbey have and otberwise. are just as mitive, one bas to get to ae 20 be understood not as isola real for them as for us. Thus know them, first, as buman R3 zed practices, but witbin tbe botb cannibalism and bead- beings. It is also very ell Jull context. 1t is easier to bunting may inv ol- sound principle to admit appreclate that #f we ask V dea a 12 d tbe possible invalidity of L ourselves bow some of tbe rites as significant and as everything that one bas preeustoms taken for granted meaningful to tbem as tbe viously beld as most sacred in civilised sociely avonld ap- celebration of Holy Commu and cherisbed. And you are, pear to primitive people. nion to a Christian commu- at least, making a start on Many of them wonld be qui- nity, Polygamy may be tbe the road if you realise tbat te bafpleat by our idea of most logical way of meeting with all our jargon we knou work being a tbing good in pratical problems of foodas yet, very little about tbe itseli. Most primitive people. production. For wben tbere basic facts of buman nature svonld consider our practice js no such thing as a labour Leven in our own society. GIVE ENJOY THAT FEELING OF AA a THE a BUYING & 2 cduniue BESTronl ESS A LA CARAVELLE AT SUPER FRESH SPECIALTIES Rue Roux - Grand Rue Next To Tel. 3495 Pharmacie Télémaque --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITI SUN MEXICAN PLAYWRIGHT LAUDS U. S. EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE Non-professional and experimental theatre Groups are alit *Making Great Strides in the "*DEATH OF United Statese, accorA SALESMAN" ding to Emilio Carballido, Chony SUN LIBRARY Mexican Playwright now When Arthur Miller, 34- to the deeper meanings of visiting U. S. Cities. yearold American playwr- the play. 7 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITI SUN MEXICAN PLAYWRIGHT LAUDS U. S. EXPERIMENTAL THEATRE Non-professional and experimental theatre Groups are alit *Making Great Strides in the "*DEATH OF United Statese, accorA SALESMAN" ding to Emilio Carballido, Chony SUN LIBRARY Mexican Playwright now When Arthur Miller, 34- to the deeper meanings of visiting U. S. Cities. yearold American playwr- the play. But the salesman, The author of the comedy ight and novelist, wrote a because his FIELD GUIDE will be heard than actually <Rosadba y los Llaveros> play about a man who finds volves none work often inOF BIRDS seen. Has visited experimental the structure of his life and ses of the procesTHE of OF WEST INDIES Written theatres in his ego crumbling, because creation or use of the in a popular style Chicago, New- all his life things he sells, is an apt by James Bond this book is interesting and York, Pittsburgh, Dallas false had been buoyed (protagonist. Wally Loman, Whether you are an orn- easily intelligible to the ca- and other Cities, since he by standards, he called says in the play : CA man ithologist planning a field sual West Indies visitor : arrived in the United States The it <Death of a Salesmn>. who cannot handle tools is trip to the West Indies Or a to the field ornithologist, in Mid-September, He is play opened on Broad- not a man>, globe trotter anticipating a this guide, prepared as it is one of 20 young artists way, New-York theatrical center in *Theatre Arts> magazine pleasure trip to these beauti- by a recognized world au- from Latin American and City, in Febru- called upon. Dr. Danel E ful islands, you will want thority on the subject, is in other countries chosen " to ary 1949 and is still playing Schnieder, a neuropsychito tuck this little book into valuable. Of special concern take part in the 1950. Inter to enthusiastic audiences. It atrist and author, to analyyour luggage for quick refe- to these professional scien- national arts program has astablished for Mr. MIE the play. Dr. Schneider rence. Written by Dr. Bond, tists will be Dr. Bond's ex- sponsored by the Rocke- ler a reputation as an outs- said : <Death of a Saleswell - known ornithologist cellent, first-hand informa- feller Foundation of New- tanding dramatist. manc will be performed Oand Associate Curator of tion on the best birding-sea. York City and the institute In the broadest sense of ver for many years because of Birds at the Academy of Na- sons, planning a field trip in-1 of International Education. its author's masterful exporural Sciences of Philadel- to the interior or mountains, sition of the unconscious mophia, its primary purpose is and suggestions for dealing The artists selected I tivations in our lives. It is wn to inhabit the Bahamas with the natives. from the field of Architecone of the most concentrathe Greater Antilles-inclu- The original edition of Dr rure, Painting, Cinéma. Lite ted expressions of aggrèss ding the Cayman and Swan Bond's book, published by rature, Music and Theatre, ion and pity ever to be put Islands-and the Lesser An- the Academy of Natural will spend three months on the stages, tilles. Sciences of Philadelphia as a travelling, watching perforIn all his books and plays Dr. Bond describes each result of a tenyear survey mances and exhibits, deMr. Miller has been concerbird; giving its common, was very soon exhausted. monstrating, their own ned with the morality of scientific and'local name,This present edition has work and consulting with man's behavior and the delength, appearance of nest" been completely rewritten leading U. , ion and pity ever to be put Islands-and the Lesser An- the Academy of Natural will spend three months on the stages, tilles. Sciences of Philadelphia as a travelling, watching perforIn all his books and plays Dr. Bond describes each result of a tenyear survey mances and exhibits, deMr. Miller has been concerbird; giving its common, was very soon exhausted. monstrating, their own ned with the morality of scientific and'local name,This present edition has work and consulting with man's behavior and the delength, appearance of nest" been completely rewritten leading U. S. artists. generative effects of immand eggs, characteristics and in a popular style, and con-! Commenting on U. S. praldecisions.A critichas said range. In cases where the tains material resulting from thearre, Carrallido said in that he has ca sympathetic, particular bird is best iden- the author's recent research an interview. here philosophic, humanistic sutified by its song, he has -bringing the book to <I am excited about thel eness. that comes from ungive a description of - this date. 211 special line up dra- experimental theatres throuderstanding knowledge of song or call notes-a va- wings illustraterthe text. ghout the United States. 1 aimself and the people he luable addition, since among find that in the united hooses to write about.s the luxuriant vegetation of: Obtainable at A LA CA-states, as in Mexico, Alth-i Arthur Miller EARTH IS OVER the tropics many more birds RAVELLE Price $ 3.75 ough there are many good com3 BILLIONS YEARS commercial theatre plays: s the some- the word. OF AGE The population of Swit- Jmercial approximately 8. Legend : A lie that has zerland 1s 4.300.000. whati spoiled. However, ted 000.000 States persons in the Uni The earth is most attained the dignity of age. with the experimental can be classified bly about 3.350.000.000 probaAsi the climbing up a theatre groups making such by occupation as salesmen. old. This the estima A deposit of uranium was sandy way is to the feet of great strides in the that United the of Because the the central is figure years te of Dr. Arthur is Holmes, recently discovered in Wa- the aged, sO is a wife full Srates, I would say artis- interest tragedy Miller's a salesman professor of at the les. of words to a quiet man. country has very, very has been in Mr. play Universiry geology of Edinburgh tic theatre. Ine, a magazine widespread. devoted Fortu- to and one of the world's foreThe Mexican playwright business and industrial ma- most authorities in the Stusaid the experimental groups nagdment, asked for a criti- dy of the Earth's age, as pu POET'S CONER he had seen will be a source ique of the play from. A.Ho- blished in the annual report of inspiration when he ward Fuller, president of of the Smithsonian Institu- (autbor zn knoun) attempts to organize new the Fuller Brush Company tion. experimental player groups a concern that employs sa- The period since the No Regrets : in Mexico. lesman for work throughout inning of terrestrial beg- time I'm done with the days Thave already livedthe country. has been variously estimaThe Good Days, and the bad ones, too. HAITIAN AMERICAN Mr. Fuller saw the play ted at from two billion to. INSTITUTE about Willy Loman, the sa- five billion years. All estima For what can it profit a mortal to live ACTIVITES point lesman him- whose an whose sons wife disap- of- tes during this generation On the things with waich he is through fers him little support or! have been based on the deMr. Eric Neff Director of cay of the radio-active eleI care notra whit for the years that are gone, he Institute delivered a lec- comfort. Mr. Fuller said : ment uranium into lead. Nor thejoy or pain that they brought, ture to a large audience at <Death <Nearly of everyone Salesman> who sees can The problem is, at best, Thethe French Institute Tuessome extremely complicated. I only admit i'm a far richer soul day evening. The Subject of eiftover quality and dis- his re are several isotopes of By lessons experience taught. Eric Neff Director of cay of the radio-active eleI care notra whit for the years that are gone, he Institute delivered a lec- comfort. Mr. Fuller said : ment uranium into lead. Nor thejoy or pain that they brought, ture to a large audience at <Death <Nearly of everyone Salesman> who sees can The problem is, at best, Thethe French Institute Tuessome extremely complicated. I only admit i'm a far richer soul day evening. The Subject of eiftover quality and dis- his re are several isotopes of By lessons experience taught. Mr. Neff's discourse was the played sons that by exists Willy in himself uranium, each of which de- <New England Triumvirate, and in his friends and rela- cays eventually into a diffeAnd never an hour is sp nt in regret, Hawthorne, Melville, Hen- tives. It is this close iden- rent isotope of lead. For water flowed over life's dam, ry James. Ttv between the aud/ence the Dr. estimate Holmes which arrived he con- at And born in its current youth's loftiest dreams ; Today the Jamaican <Hot lends and the such characters that to siders the most probables. I'd rather remain as I amTen> will play on <Varie- the tragedy. poignancy Our chief want in lifé is tes Populairess part one of The fact that LoContentedly earning ani sharing my bread, this program is dedicated to man's life has been Willy somebody what Jwho shall make And always believing the best is ahe 1. the Institute. spent us do we are capable as a splesman is incidental of doing. --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 HAITI SUN SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. a roim PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK. DINE IBO HAVE AND LELE K A1 THURSDAY BEGINNING FRIDAY DECEMBE) IST AND EVERY FRIDAY AND Kalmar's Café SATURDAY TUESDAY THEREAFTER YOU CAN DINE AND DANCE to the MUSIC of THE CHAMP DE MARS GALA> NIGHTS IBO LELE ORCHESTRA AT HAITIS FROM7: 30 to 11 p. m. 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AMOST 4 MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL YET ONLY 35 LEISURELY'MINUTES FROMTOWN THE DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO DINE AND LODGE REMEMBER <COCKTAILS IN COOL KENSCOFF>, SATURDAY NIGHT CAR AT SAVOY PORT- AU- PRINCE'S HIRE RESTAURANT HAYTIAN TRAVEL MOST SERVICE LUXURIOUS MONTE CARLO RESTAURANT OF THE AMERICAS DINNER T al * OtEL % EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING *LUNCHEON ROULETTE, DICE <21> AFTERNOON TEA - EL CASINO A : Qux Rencho Onchidées NATIONAL ET PÉTION- VILLE CAR AT SAVOY PORT- AU- PRINCE'S HIRE RESTAURANT HAYTIAN TRAVEL MOST SERVICE LUXURIOUS MONTE CARLO RESTAURANT OF THE AMERICAS DINNER T al * OtEL % EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING *LUNCHEON ROULETTE, DICE <21> AFTERNOON TEA - EL CASINO A : Qux Rencho Onchidées NATIONAL ET PÉTION- VILLE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD HAITI SUN > mann of Halgin Studios inl Cuban Rhumba divinely, oh New-York (H A L being la la! his initials - Gin being short The new Constitution has for Virginia) completed a been promulgated and evertwelve on Chosds day stay Monday, yone seems satisfied. Even during Zewices which time they, took! the xLigue Feminine> think 1360 color slides of Haiti ! it's a fair deal. leach Mr. D. Vilfroy of the Ham-l Catholic lilton Wright syndicate was Several weddings will be Hospital 06 comben responsible for an unexpec: celebrated on Saturday DeChapel ted performance at the Ho- cember the 16th. John Laro- Sunday Mass at 8:30 a. m. rel by the Troupe Folklori- che to marry Miss Concetta sermon in English. The Laflin family will bid xCaneel bay> resort club on que on Saturday last which Cianculli at the Cathedral Sacré-Coeur. Sunday farewell to friends and Hai- the island of St. John. Virgin he from a hun of Cap-Haitien. Gerard Ke- Masses 2t 4-6-8:30 a. m. ti from the steamer's rail Islands. She reports that dred photographed different angles for pu nol to marry Miss Marie Jo- Cathedral Sunday Masses thip coming Tuesday as they <Caneel bayp already sold blication in American se Laforest at the Cathedral at 4-5:30-8:30 a. m. sail back to the States. Mr. out for the egrande saison> zines. It was a very maga of Port-au-Prince. St Gerard (near Oloffson) Laflin is returning to Was- is rushing 12 new rooms to surprise to guests and pleasant others The wedding of Mr. Masses 5:30-7-8:30 hington after heading the completion to take care of who Jean Bosco Raocrpalt happened to be there. Eugene, well known Sunday Interamerican Cooperative the overflow. Wednesday last wasa chant of Port-an-Prince, mer-Mass to at 9 a. m. Service of Agricultural Pro- At the well attended nite. Mr. Abe Issa, owner big of the charming Miss Lucienne Chapel on the Exposition duction (SCIPA) for the last bingo' Wednesday night at Tower Isle and Boigris took at the Sa-srounds, Mass at 9:a. m. two years. Before his appo- Thorland Club prizes were Hotels in Kingston, Myrtle Jamaica Bank cred Heart on place Saturday at 6 intment here Mr. Laflin held won by Mrs. Deemings, Mrs andMr. Jim Green p. m. various posts in Latin Amer- Carroll, Jim: Carroll and Ma of Kingston's P. A. manager A. offi- It has been reported that Episcopal ica; his last one before cO- jor Villedrouin. ce came for an overnight Professor Plenton is Holy Trinjty Cathedral ming to Haiti was in Lima, Haitian Consul in New- A dinner to teach dancing. giving Sunday Mass at 4 a. m, in Peru. The Laflins will be York, Mr. Luc Grimard, for. stay. was given. large in their party honor He up has flying a new method for French missed by all, especially mer editor of <La Phalanges and a good time was had Iteaching the mambo. It's 7:30 English the lovely daughters. arrived in the city wednes- by all. called <En Place>. 9 a. m. French Its a shame to see such day. Daily Mass 6 a. . giving Sunday Mass at 4 a. m, in Peru. The Laflins will be York, Mr. Luc Grimard, for. stay. was given. large in their party honor He up has flying a new method for French missed by all, especially mer editor of <La Phalanges and a good time was had Iteaching the mambo. It's 7:30 English the lovely daughters. arrived in the city wednes- by all. called <En Place>. 9 a. m. French Its a shame to see such day. Daily Mass 6 a. m. French charming people leave town. Mr. Murray Knobel retur Jear Bolte arrived from Epiphany Chapel Mr. Harry Robinson left néd to town Tuesday from a New-York City last Sunday Sunday Masses at 6 a. m. Wednesday. Harry told the business trip to New-York viaP.A. A. Jean spent four 8 a. m. in French Beachcomber that he was'nt city. years in Montreal Canada feeling too well. had lost 30 The new Chargé d'Affai- where he attended McGill Other religious bodies pounds, he misses the cold so res of the Italian Legation, University and graduated in ? wishing to publish he is off to the U. S. to con- Mr. Carlo Angelini, and wife 1949 with the degree of Banotices of services valesce: arrived in the city this week chelor of Commerce. After Cuntinued 012 Page 12 kindly contact the There was a grand fiesta and are at present staying a year work in New-York <Haiti Sun> P. O. Box 118 at the Bellevue Club last at Hotel Majestic in Petion where he acquired experienSunday. Jamaican Jazz pro- ville. ce in the import and export vided by the <Hot Tene ma- The $ field, hel is returning home Whooo of a Opper family is to Refresh... deit'a Add party. leave Port-au-Prince soon. toi put his knowledge at the Mr. Denis Fenelon. Con- At present Mr. and Mrs. service of his country. sul General of Liberia, has Opper, son Nicholas and Miss Jacqueline Reiher Zest To The Hour been awarded the order of daughter Annabelle are sta- left for New-York last FriCommander of the Star of ying at the Mon Rève Hotelday, at the airport the Beach Africa. Baptised last week, was awaiting the sailing date comber notice a group of Stephane daughter of Mr. of the vessel that will carry Portan-Prince's prettiest and Mrs. Raymond Vital. them to: Europe. After a va- voung girls who bid a fond Mrs Vital is the former cation in Switzerland and farwell to Jacqueline. Alice de Lespinasse. God fat- England they will return to To arrive in the course of her of the child is Jean Vital the island of Mauritius. this week is Colonel Roche and. God mother is Colette John Burns, Chargé d'Af- B. Laroche Ambassador to de Lespinasse. faires of the American Em- Haiti in Venezuela and Dr. Back from a wgrand tour> bassv. honored Ambassador Rone Jeanty Minister of Hai of Europe is Clifford Brandt and Mrs. William De Cour- ti in Mexico. These two pro The Brandts spent four! CV with 2 six to eight COC- minent dipomats will be in months on their thorough ktail party at Ibo Lélé last the capital to attend the cetour of Europe. Mrs. Brandt weekend. The Mfashionable remonies of oath taking of will arrive in the city today, gathering included mem- President elected Colonel she stopped off to visit fri- bers of the Diplomatic and Paul E. Magloire. ends in Miami. Consular Corps, Govern- The Government of Canada Old friends of Haiti, Ad- ment officials, members of will send a special delegate miral and Mrs. William the foreign Colony and Port to represent Canada at the Brerton, who are, at present au-Prince society. ceremonies of President Paul staving at the Thorland In- THIS WEEK AT F. Magloire's oath taking. ternational Club drove to EL RANCHO The new daugther of Mr. Jacmel Monday (where they Mr. R. U. Bercovici, exe- and Mrs. in Miami. Consular Corps, Govern- The Government of Canada Old friends of Haiti, Ad- ment officials, members of will send a special delegate miral and Mrs. William the foreign Colony and Port to represent Canada at the Brerton, who are, at present au-Prince society. ceremonies of President Paul staving at the Thorland In- THIS WEEK AT F. Magloire's oath taking. ternational Club drove to EL RANCHO The new daugther of Mr. Jacmel Monday (where they Mr. R. U. Bercovici, exe- and Mrs. Adrien Gerdere Yanic. eventually hope to build a cutive of the M. T.T. C. Its has is been reported christianed Yanic is home) and owing to the con- shipping line whose ship in good healch and that is a bondition of the road they we-, the <Bahia> has been in port culila re unable to return by jeep for a couple of weeks, left Grand ny baby, daddy with excellent Gardere lungs is so "Coke so They few back just in ti-El Rancho on Sunday after of her me to attend the cocktail par a twelve day stay. proud tv eiven bv Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Robert Ruark, the well- The Beachcomber's eyes it Pollev in honor of Ambassa known writer whose co- were attracted by that beau- aafor either mey both der and Mrs. De Courcy. lumns figure in 150 diffe- tiful brunette dancing at Ca- ado-marks mean the same thing. Also staying at Thorland rent American daily papers, bane Choucoune on SaturBOTID WDIS AUTHONSY or aa COCA-GOla COHPANY I Club this week is Mrs. Lin- left last Friday. He came for day night. A friend sitting da Weber who is here com- two or three days, stayed at the table said she was BRASSEKIE DELA COURONNE nleting purchases for the re- eight. from Cuba. Whether that's furnishing job on the plush Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Leh- or not, true she dances thel S. A. --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SUN > SUNDAY DEC. 3RD FINDING THE NEW AFRICA' INSIERRA LEONE Here is tbe fiftb of tbe series of six talks in wbicb Tand between the open squa- wild trees in the old primi- would be released for farmCOLIN WILLS is describins a journey tbrongh the res and public gardens the tive way, but the British agri work. Britisb Colonies of West Africa. Tbis week be flies into streets ramble uphill and cultural experts are gradua- The Government is carryFreetown, capital of Sierra Leone, or, to translate tbe 'down in a pleasant, infor- lly educating the Africans to ing out big schemes of mass name given it by the Portugnese five centuries ago, <T mal way. The houses, pain- go in more and more for cul education to conquer illitebe Mowiitains of the Lion. Today tbere are many ted in white or in pastel co- tivated plantations of palms. racy. It is an heroic job. It schemes unfolding in the colomy. <Sierra Leone is w0or- lours, are not African hou- By constant experiment and is easy to talk of the spread king 01 an ambitious general plan of economic develop- ses, nor European : they are cross-breeding they have evol of education it looks all ment. devised Last year. The main factor, naturally, is a- an exotic, tropical growth, ved types of palms that give right on paper. But it was gricultural development. and the first step towards that rather fantastic in design, a much heavier yield. not until I went up country 3 improving commumications. I fonnd road travel bad with oodd-shaped roofs and I went to see the great, that I realised something of emough but there are many parts of tbe country tbat eaves and ornamental WOO- agricultural station at Nja- what these people are you can reach only on foot and you can imagine bow den balconies that often hang la, in the bush. One of against these British # deep difficult tbat makes botb ecconomie and social progress.. slightly awry, and this gives the problems of oil-palm ministrators, schoolmasters > the town an air of casual- culture they have tackled agripulturists, and missionness. see the great, that I realised something of emough but there are many parts of tbe country tbat eaves and ornamental WOO- agricultural station at Nja- what these people are you can reach only on foot and you can imagine bow den balconies that often hang la, in the bush. One of against these British # deep difficult tbat makes botb ecconomie and social progress.. slightly awry, and this gives the problems of oil-palm ministrators, schoolmasters > the town an air of casual- culture they have tackled agripulturists, and missionness. there is the very low ger- aries. The country is wild But the interior decoration mination rate. In a wildand vast, and a lot of it is Flying into Freetown, we cir were sent out to make a co- is not casual. Every well-toforest a hundred nuts almost inaccessible. The peocled over the coast and I saw lony on the coasts of the con-1 do house has lace and vel- will palm fall and there Or ple are responsive now the dark mountains rising in tinent, from which their an- vet curtains at every win- four will ever only new because they begin to see land wrapped in thunder cestors had been ravished dow, gathered into a stiff trees. But at Njala produce I saw how much is being done for clouds, Thunderstorms are away. Later, others were who ad- symmetrical shape in the rows of seed-beds them. But they are still in always rolling up there. ded, from the with Negroes Britain centre, like a sort of sporr- long of sand raised on tables many cases very primitive, You can hear their roaring had the War fought of American Inde- in an. And I caught glimpses a few feet above the ground and there is a great depth far out at sea. That is why And when of fancy lampshades and or- and under the tables were of ignorance and superstithe Portuguese, five centu- pendence. early nate wall and heard stoves, sO that the sand in tion to overcome. ries ago gave this in Britain the declared nineteenth war century on sla- the tinkle paper of many pianos. the trays was burning hot coast th e na all the peo- A PLACE to tonch. With the combined AN AIR OF me of Sierra Leone the very by nations, from OF EUROPEAN heat of stoves and sun CONTENTMENT Mountains of the Lion. ple rescued slaveships IDEAS heat to And yet the Governmént The airfield lies out on which British men-of-war an insufferable men picked men and a horn of the inlet they call captured were brought to Freetown, in fact, despite work in, incidentally the missionaries experien she Sierra Leone river, the swell this population of a certain element of seaport they have brought the ger- and devoted harbour in freed men, raffishness, is mainly a pla- mination rate up to fifty periced people finest natural ce of European ideas, of res-cent. are gradually doing it. They West Africa. So we set out Many of these colonists pectability, religion, and live very lonely lives for the town on a launch.As had interbred with whities, education. The missionaries That is going to add enor- small groups of men and I looked out over that pea- and SO they called themsel- have founded many schools mously to the wealth of women living in remonte pla ceful roadstead at the green ves Creoles. Many have En there, and the citizens are the country. Agricultural ces, in difficult conditionsshores broken by little coves glish names, often high- avid of education for their production generally isand yet they contrive to live and beaches. I thought of sounding double- barrelled children. being raised at the rate ofin a most civilised. fashion, the dark past that has leftl names. But the great thing I went inland to see SO- nearly twenty per cent a and they have an air of conits traces there, in old stone about them was-and is nething of the and the Administra- tentment. I suppose it comes ruins among the tropic green that having suffered so hopes that by 1953it from the interest of the job Patcaciteh and in the unwritten history much at the hands of the ook of the those road to everlasting Bo- ano- will be double that of 1948.! fashion, the dark past that has leftl names. But the great thing I went inland to see SO- nearly twenty per cent a and they have an air of conits traces there, in old stone about them was-and is nething of the and the Administra- tentment. I suppose it comes ruins among the tropic green that having suffered so hopes that by 1953it from the interest of the job Patcaciteh and in the unwritten history much at the hands of the ook of the those road to everlasting Bo- ano- will be double that of 1948.! and the satisfaction of gettwhich is the memory of tri- white they took not reven ther dusty, bumpy roads of red, claim Not many countries can ing it done. bes. ge but compensation : they Jaterite rock. We a record Or attempt At Njala I stayed with an This memory is still haunt- insisead on European educa- over low hills and drove dimbeda on target like that. agricultural officer, and he ed by the wars of the tribes tion, European culture. and or hours through unbroken Sierra Leone is invited a few guests for din themselves, under their pet- by determination they sur- orest country. Silvery silk on an ambitious working ner another officer and ty kings, and by the tribal vived and prospered. cotton trees and massive of economic general his wife and a nursing sister slaveraids that went on un- That was the basis of frican teak trees rose here Apian devised last develop- from the hospital. The bush til recent times. And those Sierra Leone Colony. But and there among the main ment, main factor, year. is The a- spread out round us, a great coats still bear' traces of the the Colony proper was. and mass of oil palms. Those naturally, river rolled through the Portuguese, who set up their still is, a very small area palms, rather beautiful trees and gricultural the first development, night below the hillside gar depots there in the fifteenth stretching not very far in with clusters of orange-co that is step towardsden. Crickets and frogs kept century for the export of ivo- from the coast. Behind it in loured nuts clinging to the improving commani-up weird background rya and slaves. After those those early days lay a barba- stems, are not only the main cations. bad Ifound but road there travel noise to our conversationpioneers came the slavers of ric hinterland whose inhabi- scenery of Sierra Leone many enough of the areshrill, bizarre, and disturmany nations, the English tants opposed the colonists they are its life. Palm-oil and that parts can reach country bing. Hawkins among them. Pira- and the British until at last palm-kernels make up some- foot. you And only on The folowing day my tes haunted this coast and after making war against thing like eighty per cent of how difficult you can that imagine host took me to a village sothe English, French, and Britain, they were overw- the country's exports. both economic and social makes me distance away where the Dutch fought there in a helmed and made into the The next most important pro paramount chief of the dissmall, bloody parody of their Sierra Leone Protectorate. vegetable product is ginger; gress. trict had arranged a special wars in Europe. But slavery The Creoles of the Colony do there is a lot of kola and so-; ENDLESS COLUMNS ceremony in our honour. is the deepest memory. not feel that the relatively me cocoa grown. And in OF CARRIERS The village was a collection backward masses of the Pro the swamps they gather of mud houses with high THE FOUNDING tectorate should share too piassava, a reedy growth that For one thing, everything Peaked roofs of thatch.I was OF FREETOWN much in the developing self- has important commercial has to be transported by head rather beautiful. And in the And yet Freetown was government. But the lea- value. It is made into the load everything - andi big. thatched council house founded as an act of huma- ding Africans in the Protec- stiff bristles of streetswee- th at m ea ns tha tthe villagers were singing nity. It was set up in 1787 torate feel that they, too, ha- pers' brooms. I shall never thousands of people are and dancing to the music of by British philanthropists as ve their rights. And British again see men sweeping engaged mere ly as carriers.a native band. was government. But the lea- value. It is made into the load everything - andi big. thatched council house founded as an act of huma- ding Africans in the Protec- stiff bristles of streetswee- th at m ea ns tha tthe villagers were singing nity. It was set up in 1787 torate feel that they, too, ha- pers' brooms. I shall never thousands of people are and dancing to the music of by British philanthropists as ve their rights. And British again see men sweeping engaged mere ly as carriers.a native band. In their a homeland for freed slaves administration have to cope the slush of a London e I saw them in. endless co- bright coloured cottons and that is why they call it with this problem. ter without thinking of tho- lumns on the bush paths, gleaming b i t S Freetown. At that time When I landed in Freetown se steaming swamps of Sie- carrying goods to and fromof gold and silver and there were in England thou- from the launch. the fresh rra Leone. market. They reminded me jewellery they swayed sands of runaway slaves from sea breeze seemed to stop PLANNING of ants carrying food home circled in rhythm. the Americas who had at the shore, and the town CULTIVATION to the nest. But with road The chief, a dignified perstowed away or worked was wrapped in a still, and rail transport extended son in long sweeping robes their passages and some of moist heat. It is a town Most of the palm-nuts throughout the country a them a few hundreds- built on undulating land are still gathered from the great many of those people (Continued On Page 11) --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. HAITI SUN PAGE 11 PARAMOUNT CN PROGRAM FINDING THE, NEW AFRICA'. OF THE WEEK (Continued Page CSA of purplish cloth, 10) divers- two Scpstmen E E < Sunday December 3rd ornamental headdress, with. took an were working on the bottom when I was there. SPORT at3:30 p. m. us to a long table set up at on shore, a big Yorkshireman Up LE Monstre Rouge the head of the hall, and we manned the FOOTBALL NEWS the order of reception. 2nd Part: A cow-boy film sat there and drank beer man of giant crane- but a Last Sunday's game pro- The contestant who sub- at 6:00 and 8:15 p. m. and ate cakes and watched bust and nearly fit, sixty roved to be a hard and fast mits the first correct list' Code of the West the dancing. And then the shorts and a sun stripped to one, helmet and the thousands of fans, will recieve a prize of five! James Werren, Debra Al- chief cleared the floor and deeply tanned. Each time who witnessed, racing beat dollars. den sent for a group of men who lowered that full he of cheered Victory, an d barra- In the càse that no list Monday December 4th came in carrying samples of concrete into grab the dark water cked sO enthusistially that has all five answers correct at 6:00 and 8:15 the native products a it could have meant death they could be heard in Pa- the prize will be doubled Le Pays du Daupbin Vert weaver with his cloths, far- to the two men cot. The score, Racing 2for the subsequent game. To Lane Turner, Van Heflin, mers with ginger they poun- below. But there was working no danVictory 1. Racing is still the win that, the winner williDonna Reed... ded in mortars made of ger. leader in the series with a have to answer ten questions Tuesday December 5 th gourds, wood carvers, and Each diver, as had a total of 5 points Todays ga- correctly. In the case that at 6:00 and 8:15 so on. signal rope. score, Racing 2for the subsequent game. To Lane Turner, Van Heflin, mers with ginger they poun- below. But there was working no danVictory 1. Racing is still the win that, the winner williDonna Reed... ded in mortars made of ger. leader in the series with a have to answer ten questions Tuesday December 5 th gourds, wood carvers, and Each diver, as had a total of 5 points Todays ga- correctly. In the case that at 6:00 and 8:15 so on. signal rope. These usual, ropes me to be played at 3.45 will there are still no winners. Les Encbainés And then he took me tc sed up to two Africans who pasbe betwean Violette and un-. the original prize will be tri-1 Ingrid Bergman and Gary another part o f the village, waited, and defeated Army. pled, and so on. Grant and here I had a curious on the prow poised of a eager, As THE FOOTBALL QUIZ The quiz will begin at 3! Wednescay December 6th shock. I learned thata dis- each received a barge. by Football at The Federation o'clock sharp and the name 6:00 and 8:15 play had béen specially sta- means of the rope, signal he made has organized a quiz or of the winner announced at Deanna Mène PEnquète ged for me by the ebundu>, a hand-sign to a third Afritest on football rules. The half-time. Deanna Durbin the All women's secret society. can perched up on a platform aim of this test is to correct As an example, souppose thel Two grand free shows of- their real ceremonies within sight of the Yorksand increase the spectators' announcer poses the follo- fred by the Management of are, of course, strictly ban- hireman on the high crane. knowledege of he rules *of wing question : Paramount on the occasion ned to men African or And sO, from the bottom play. *How many players are of the oath taking of Presi- European LE but the head of the sea to the man test The will be organized the on a foorball team 7> dent Paul. E. Magloire. of the society in that village against Entrance a the sky, directions passed în the following manner : Then he gives Ithe follo- Free formidable looking ladyin that enabled each massive each Sunday afternoon, five wing replies : violet patterned silks, had load of concrete to be lowequestions will be read aloud Thursday December 7th permitted her devil dancers red into the right over the loudspeaking sys- a) 20 at 6:00 and 8:15 to come Out of the compound spot. precisely I have never seen tem. Several replies, inclu- b) 10 McCoy aux Poings d'Or to Back perform. men work together better or ding the correct one will be )11 Mickeey Rooney in Freetown. I went with more evident sense of given by the announcer. d) 9 Friday December Sth to see the building of the mutual responsibiliey, than The winner must answer all at 6:00 and 8:15 new deep-water difficult quay. It those six three white and questions correctly. Answer (c) is correct. The Le Monstre Rouge has been a very en- be- three black. And I sincerely participants in the contest 2and Part: a grand cow-boy. gineering job, that quay, believe that what was done An official of the Federa- merely bring along pencil film cause of washed the shifting bottom ti- in that simple instance can tion. stationed-in the center and paper and write Ist Sunday December 10th of silt by strong be done the of the field, will recieye the question (c). The method of at 3:30 des. The Le Monstre Rouge has been a very en- be- three black. And I sincerely participants in the contest 2and Part: a grand cow-boy. gineering job, that quay, believe that what was done An official of the Federa- merely bring along pencil film cause of washed the shifting bottom ti- in that simple instance can tion. stationed-in the center and paper and write Ist Sunday December 10th of silt by strong be done the of the field, will recieye the question (c). The method of at 3:30 des. They have to use divers in of making great and the replies of the contestants answering the other ques- Le Moustre Rouge to get the concrete founda- these complex new. Africa. job and will register them in ticns is the same. 2nd part : a cow-boy film tions set in place, and GENEROUS SCOT THEY KNOW The whooping crane is Aibert Lea, Minn LE Back saved from extinction. In Scotsman (on eighth green from a tour : of EuRio, too, a moat of water to his daughter) : Mary, rope by bicycle and by foot, nine feet deep will separate: isn't this your birthday ? Roland Nelson and Bob the angry mob and the umRasmussen report the hitchpire in a great new stadium. Mary : Yes, father: hiking is as good Over" there, Scotchman : Well, then, if not better, than on this TIl give you this hole. side of the Atlantic. a AA - TO CELEBRATE ITS 2nd ANNIVERSARY AND IN APPRECLATION OF YOUR PATRONAGE Color and rivalry associatel with college football maBelle ke the one of the most la game popular spectacles in UniBroole ted States sports. There are 76 college stadiums in the United States that seat more than 20.000 persons ; se- IS OFFERING YOU 1 UNIOUE OPPORTUNITY TO DO YOUR ven seat more than 70.000. The game is played in chalCHRISTMAS SHOPPINS AT REAL ves> of 30 minutes each. Drring the 15-minute period between halves, college bards perform on the field. Here, before a crowd 78.000, the PRICE of BARGAIN capacity 120-piece band of Ohio State University spell xOhio> while they play 2 college song. BUY NOW--BUY FOR YOURSELF, YOUR CHILDREN, YOUR FRIENDS, YOUR HOUSEHOLD PER SONNEL. a --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN SUNDAY DEC. 3RD. MODERN CAFETERLA UNION SCHOOL Classified Advertisements IN PORT-AU-PRINGE BAZAAR Buy Sell Saturday evening saw the Help Wanted For Rent - For Sale Lost and F inauguration of the city's ne- Last Saturday night in west and most modern Ca- Port-au-Prince for a change feteria. This new Cafeteria was fun for the whole famiClassifienl advertisements DIAMOND RING sel- thar is located in a new two ly at least for those who attare accepted for things ling at a very reasonable pri- story building adjoining ended the Union School wvanted OT unwvanted; artice, itis a genuine bargain. Boulangerie St. Marc was Bazaar held at the American cles for sale; persomal serviJEEP WANTED per- made possible through the Pavilion. Crowds of famimiscellaneous items, son wishes to purchase a initiative of the lies dropped in to enjoy ces; wantea;bouses Jeep in good condition, at a merchant Claude progressive Etienne the themselves thoroughly at such as jobs honest price. StMarc this the for rent; tutoring; taveling owner of Bonlangerie fun center and att companions; ideas for sale. A BARGAIN at $350 This modern instalation same time participate in a not accepted, advertisecash, a four door Dodge se- with its luxurious bars, mir- worthy cause. imiscellaneous items, son wishes to purchase a initiative of the lies dropped in to enjoy ces; wantea;bouses Jeep in good condition, at a merchant Claude progressive Etienne the themselves thoroughly at such as jobs honest price. StMarc this the for rent; tutoring; taveling owner of Bonlangerie fun center and att companions; ideas for sale. A BARGAIN at $350 This modern instalation same time participate in a not accepted, advertisecash, a four door Dodge se- with its luxurious bars, mir- worthy cause. The Bazaar ments of political nature. dan with a good motor, and rors and fixtures 'of the la- was. in aid of the building Rate: 25c per insertion, ma RODOR TRADING nice appearance. est design make this Cafe- fund for the new Union ximum of 5 words. CORPORATION The following articles teria the most modern in School. which the good citiHOUSES FOR SALE for sale are in good condi- Haiti. The building has an zens of this town hope one THE BUY OF YOUR a) Masonry story house- A- tion, and persons interested elevator that serves the two day will be a landmark on LIFE - a: large R. C. A. Vic- venue Christophe - property in making a purchase, pper floors and the catering the Exposition grounds. The tor radio set 6 tubes, excell- 120x250 should contact the <Haiti s entrusted to most charent condition, fine receiver, 12 rooms, all comforts Sun> at the office of <Le ming young ladies. 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Automatic toas- sourroundings a ta very raffles, hand made dolls weprice $ 700 cash. d) Masonry house at Pe- ter. n a ble is re there was a whi- - tionville 3 rooms hall,, Zenith transoceanic porta- reaso of price the pro e on sale, table, a cake and HAVE YOU OFFICE bath room, kitchen, pentry ble' radio convater 6V. -IIOV a shining example of elephant booth, and games of - noder comfort spirit proprietor candy a SPACE person with resAC co cycles 250 watts Wébs gressive Claude Etienne. chance. pectable business wishes, to: e) Small house at Bolosse tèr Chicago 3. speed record share office to cut expenses, 5 rooms, galry Moderate changer. has own desk etc, price A DYNAFI/OW CONVE- f) Properties, various di-l THIS CAR - 1949 HudRTABLE in fine shape, mensions at Kenscoff or a- son with all of 8 cylinders selling at fine price; Contact Jong Kenscoff road has been up for sale for so: <Haiti Sun>. g) Properties of various di me weeks. the only reason it Now OPeN SMALL HOUSE In mensions on road of Boutil- has not sold is that the Owthe City, wanted by person liers, from $ 400 ner could'nt decide on a NEW MODERN wishing to pay $ 40 or under' h) Two (2) carreaux of price but now the price has the house need not be com- land on road of St Martin - been fixed its a bargain. coff road has been up for sale for so: <Haiti Sun>. g) Properties of various di me weeks. the only reason it Now OPeN SMALL HOUSE In mensions on road of Boutil- has not sold is that the Owthe City, wanted by person liers, from $ 400 ner could'nt decide on a NEW MODERN wishing to pay $ 40 or under' h) Two (2) carreaux of price but now the price has the house need not be com- land on road of St Martin - been fixed its a bargain. 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Automatic toas- sourroundings a ta very raffles, hand made dolls weprice $ 700 cash. d) Masonry house at Pe- ter. n a ble is re there was a whitionville 3 rooms hall,, Zenith transoceanic porta- reaso of price the pro e on sale, table, a cake and HAVE YOU OFFICE bath room, kitchen, pentry ble' radio convater 6V. -IIOV a shining example of elephant booth, and games of noder comfort spirit proprietor candy a SPACE person with resAC co cycles 250 watts Wébs gressive Claude Etienne. chance. pectable business wishes, to: e) Small house at Bolosse tèr Chicago 3. speed record share office to cut expenses, 5 rooms, galry Moderate changer. has own desk etc, price A DYNAFI/OW CONVE- f) Properties, various di-l THIS CAR - 1949 HudRTABLE in fine shape, mensions at Kenscoff or a- son with all of 8 cylinders selling at fine price; Contact Jong Kenscoff road has been up for sale for so: <Haiti Sun>. g) Properties of various di me weeks. the only reason it Now OPeN SMALL HOUSE In mensions on road of Boutil- has not sold is that the Owthe City, wanted by person liers, from $ 400 ner could'nt decide on a NEW MODERN wishing to pay $ 40 or under' h) Two (2) carreaux of price but now the price has the house need not be com- land on road of St Martin - been fixed its a bargain. CAFETERIA pletly furnished. Price $2.300.00 MEALS, SNACK AT REASO NABLE PRICES i) Brick story building at concerEVERY DRINK GMALL CAR OWNERS ue du Centre For information ads 2242 HOT DOGS, HAMBURGERS if tou wish to sell your j House-at Bois Verna.) ning classified ring of EVERYTING STEAM STER ILIZED car; please contact the <Hai- very, large property front 3232 oricall at the office ti Sun>. 300 depth 90 LE MATIN, 1928 SOULANGERIE BURGH Pedestrians in PBURSH Pedestrians in Pittsburgh have to walk in BOULANGEREST.MARC single file, as they follow a narrow path cleared in the 28-inch blanket of snow which covers the city. Hundreds of Pittsburgh's workers turned out to man shovels and help clear the streets, as many of the city's industries, offices and stores GRAND RUE remained shut (TAKE THE LIFT TO THE SECOND FLOOR) E MSAPNEPNIEETENSPRPE LSHOES BYFARTHE BEST