--- Page 1 --- II I I I BERNARD DIEDERICH EDITOR un GERANT RESPONSABLE EM. A. VOLUME MAINVILLE 1. SUNDAY $ JAN. 14TH No. 18 AROUND the WORLD THIS WEEK A GRAND DISPLAY Washington Prlesident Truman Friday called for a of SPORTSMANSPIHI huge new pays-as-you-go tax program, strict wage-pricerent controls and vast econo Jamaica wins Tropby after mic expansion to build the winning the first game and strength needed to avent a drawing in the second and general war <or win such a third games.. The picwar if it comes>. ture taken of the A Navy spokes man disCaptain of closed Friday that the ChiSe-Georges College Jamaica nese Communists have masand Father Welsh in Charge sed a great number of small of St-Georges team holding craft on the China Mainland the Trophy which a few miopposite Formosa and that nutes before during half tissomething could happen me of the Third wasover night., game The Defense Department presented to the Jamaican raised its sights team by Brigadier General Friday to mncber men Levelt. under arms by June 30 and indicated an) even higher He Tried Hard - goal may be anmounced seon times without and many Assistant Seeretary of threw himself fear of being Defense Anna M: Rosemberg hurt on the told the Senate preparedness ball to save another goal, subcommittee the armed for but it wasn'nt enough, in ces_plan: to build upto the that last game of the Tournew goal xas early as possi: ble> and not later than June nament whenever Leroy 30. (Haiti goalkeeper (The phoJohn D. Erwin, former to shows jumping to save a ambassador to Honduras, goal) retained the. ball the has been chosen fill his forwards of St Georges team old job again C his name Jamaica wiere on; him crowill be sent to the Senate him and it next week. wding making im NEW FROM KOREA possible for him to get rid The Chinese Communist of the ball. The first goal mass on the Korean western was scored as a result of front, building up for an exthis action, and as a goalpected fresh, assault on the keeper is penalized for holwithdrawing 8th Army, beding the ball too long, the gan shifting eastward on referee awarded a free kick two courses. in front of St- Louis goais. Empty and battered WonThe game was the most: ju was set aflame again by chrilling of the B-29 Super.forts, medium and the mianner in bers and fighters in dayligh the 12 raids. thowsang The roadblock that cut off cheered both teams and N one supply route to the 2nd booed the referee it was the Division and posed threat best game played at Park: to the Allied front a central Leconte for manya day: Korea was set up Ochito 31 miles south east i WonThe game I1 a ju. ended Washington, Jan 10 TVA draw Secretary of Defense GeorTHE PRESIDENT A FOOT: ge C. Marshall placed before BALL FAN- gives an audienCongress today a plan for ce to the official of the visicompulsory Universal Militing Jamlaica Team. From left tary Service and Training to right Lt.Pasquet President of twenty-seven months for of the Haitian Football Feall men on reaching the age deration, Father Welsh of of. 18. St. advanced He the plan, Georges College Jamaiwhich will be presented in ca, His Excellency President Paul E. Magloire, Father a few days in the from of a County of St-Georges Collelegislative draft, as the: least and Brother Dominique dostly and most effective ge of St-Louis de Gonmeans of meeting the manSuperior power needs of the immezague. diate partial mobilization (Continued onPage 2 men on reaching the age deration, Father Welsh of of. 18. St. advanced He the plan, Georges College Jamaiwhich will be presented in ca, His Excellency President Paul E. Magloire, Father a few days in the from of a County of St-Georges Collelegislative draft, as the: least and Brother Dominique dostly and most effective ge of St-Louis de Gonmeans of meeting the manSuperior power needs of the immezague. diate partial mobilization (Continued onPage 2 --- Page 2 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JANUARY 14TH AROUND the WORLD THIS WEEK (Continued from page 1) I me. He would havel béen 661 and at the same time, of kee years old on Feb. 7. Firestone ping the nation in <a rea- The cause of'ueath was sonable posture of defenses given as paralysis of the PRICES SOON TO RISE over the next decade. heart. He had been suffering Rome, Jan, 10 Sinclair from heart and lung ailAdvise Now! Lewis, winner "S -Buy of the Nobel men' for some time and FLY Prize for Literature in 1930 his condition had grown whose novels have for the steadly worse in the last NON-STOP last thirty years. delighted few months. Just before millions of readers through- Christmas, he left Florence TO out the world, died this mor- where he had intended to ning in a private nursing ho spend the winser, and enteMIAMI me on the outskirts of Ro red the Villa Electra Nursing Home in Rome. He was unconscious most of the tiaboard fast, comfortable me during the last two weeks before his death. EXTRA nuns Tirssione Franciscan who atPONER 6 - * tended him in his last hours PAA say that in his brief periods of lucidity, he often repeaFIT ted eI am happy. God blese CLIPPERS you all.> Mondays, Thursdays, HAITI THIS WEEK MOST and Saturdays. Serge Corvington, recently appointed Vice-Consul in Firestone ONE WAY New York left today for ertone CARS. that cityto take up his duFOR SURE QUICK $75.00 ties, immédiately. Serge Cor STARTS, vington a member of the eDEPENDABLE PlusTax ditorial staff of the newspaSERVICE AND ROUND TRIP <Le Matin> started in LONGER LIFE E newspaper business as $135.00 editor of the xLa Forges, a PlusTox bi-weekly paper founded by Also available to Miami are writer and patriot Frederic other services via Kingston, Bur-Reynaud deceased, Montego Bay, and Camaguey." In' a broadcast talk delivea * ICAVALRY SWEETHEART red some time ago in the naIors (ment of in the 7th Cavalry Regi- me of the sSociete BolivarEATRA Brestone CURAÇAO Arom their Korea bullets took to cast time ballots out ienne d'Haiti> whose SecreOne Way $ 64.00 that named 20-year-old shown starlet tary General he was he emFIL-O-MATIC COVERS PlusTax E EEST flag, holding sweet- phasized this idea of natio51 OVERSIZE PLATES Round Trip $115.20 heart of their outhit. Ber- nal union joined to that of PlusTox gern's Pthe history first M the picture 7th concerns social justice. Questions of and - L Cavalry. foreign policy being his hob CARACAS by, Serge led One Way $ 82.00 the field by writing eogurece PlusTox in < Haitia-Journads chroni Round etlb Trip $147.60 que Internationales from PlusTax In Cap-Haitian Thursday 1947 to 1950 together with via on Mondays, Clipper cv-240 non-stop evening died a gracious old Leon Laleau, and in March Saturdays connecting Thursdays, with and lady at the age of 87. ry. foreign policy being his hob CARACAS by, Serge led One Way $ 82.00 the field by writing eogurece PlusTox in < Haitia-Journads chroni Round etlb Trip $147.60 que Internationales from PlusTax In Cap-Haitian Thursday 1947 to 1950 together with via on Mondays, Clipper cv-240 non-stop evening died a gracious old Leon Laleau, and in March Saturdays connecting Thursdays, with and lady at the age of 87. Mrs. 1950 inaugurated the SecSlesperette* Service to Belem, Beaufosse Laroche the grand tion wCongres et Conferen Rio and Soo Paulo; stopping mother of 20 is the Mother' ce de Internaat CludadT Trujllle and Curoçeo of Colonel Roche Laroche, tionale l'Exposition du Bicentenaire on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wed- Ambassador of Haiti de edays, and Fridays. in Vel Port-au-Princes, by delivenezuela and Mrs Rony Che- ring at the Palais d'Haiti * net of this City. To all the a lecture entitled xHaiti betrelatives and friends of the ween France and the United deceased, the Editor and States. PAA offers free Staf of <Haiti Sun> offer Law-school graduate, law You'll Hicket delivery their deepest sympathies. yer, ex-Sub-Director and Acbe surprised how far Mme Vve. Constantin Ma- ting Director of the MagaCentral Paint will yard died Tuesday. Mrs Ma- sins de I'Etat, Serge Corvinggo! For service, comfort, dependability and yard was the wife of former ton ranks among the top Thers's a big difference ia experienced trovelers Politican and Minister writers in paints. We -choose PAA- - the world's most to today Haiti. believe you have seldoen ueed a paint that experienced airline. Chile. We offer our sincere sovers so much ourface and gose on a condoleance to the relative An attempt to Learn Eneasily ae thie Centrel Paln And, R otaye Catl your travel agent for and friends of the deceased. glish and understand their 3 en-laste amasingly. reservations or phone A telegram this weeki English speaking passengers 4 Ou IX aina R a from Guadeloupe. con- has been made by 12 of the Ror all purpos PAN AMERICAN tained the sad news of the Citv's Taxis drivers. sr HONLD AMAYS death of Sister Elizabeth. Since the begining of DeSister Elizabeth was Miss cember these Taxis CENTRAL drivers Taints PASSERBERS MAL .CLIPPER CARCO Gisele Rouzier of Port-au-' have religiously attended Rue: Dantès Destouches Prince before she entered classes at the Haitian Amer Telephones: 3451 and 2822 the religious order. Our ican Institute From 6.30 to 8 *T. M. Reg. PAA,Inc condolences to the families every Tuesday and Friday Gontran, Lucien, Noel, Paul, evening. Last vear the same EG & MARTIJN S. A. and Danied Rouzier and all number attended this class those afflicted by her death. thoughout the year. AGENT DISTRIBUTORS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY JAN. 14TH <HAITI SUN> HAITI THIS WEEK The District of Police of Salesians order will soon be venue Office. He spent 27 Andre Souvestre delivered took place Thursday, and Port-au-Prince has become a organized at Petionville. It years as employee az the B. a lecture at the Theater de was attended by his Excellen Military JDepartment. This will receive hundreds of N. R. H. where recently he Verdure, on <Paris Port- cy- the President of the Repu new Dept. which comprises, children under the direction held the position of Chief au-Prince, 15.000 kilome- blic, high Government Func the Bureau of Police, the of Rev. Father Gimbert. the Accountant. ters without money or bag- tionaries, Members of the Fire Brigade, and the Out- present head of this work gagen. . a lecture at the Theater de was attended by his Excellen Military JDepartment. This will receive hundreds of N. R. H. where recently he Verdure, on <Paris Port- cy- the President of the Repu new Dept. which comprises, children under the direction held the position of Chief au-Prince, 15.000 kilome- blic, high Government Func the Bureau of Police, the of Rev. Father Gimbert. the Accountant. ters without money or bag- tionaries, Members of the Fire Brigade, and the Out- present head of this work gagen. The lecture was un- Bar, friends and relatives. Ports of Cazeau, Carrefour of the Salesians at La "Sali- A television show featu- der the patronage of the Na The Military band lead and Gressier is commanded ne. Homage is rendered to ring Hajtis tourist attrac- tional Union of Haitian au- mourners, which included, a by Colonel Marcaisse Pros- the Salesian Fathers who tions commenced last Mon-! thors and artists. Mr Souves company of soldiers, and per. since 1935 have devotedi day and is to run for Six tre who is a graduate of the boys from St-Louis De Gonthemselves to poor children. wecks on one of Miami Te- French school of Political zague school from the Sacre The artists of the Folklolevision Starions. The show Sciences and is now a stu- Coeur to the Cemetry. Mr. ric Troup, that were victims The installation of the that lasts from Five to fif- dent in the French Institute Douyon attended St-Louis of an accident during the Sugar plant at Cayes teen minutes daily is spon- of High International Stu- school, and was for years manifestations last Decem- will be ready before October sored by *Southerland dies. Having résolved after President of the <old boys ber 7thiare Dack at Trou- next. A wharf has been Tours>, while the COSt of his graduation to make a; association.> We extend our ping with a large doctors built at <Ilets> for the ship- the project is aided by <La tourof theworld along with sincere condolesences to the bill in their pockets." Six we ping of sugar. It has been Belle Créole Department several fellow students wit Douyon family. re injured when the truck announced that at the next Store>, Thorland Interna- hout money or/Laggage he they were in turned over opening of the Chambers a tional Club> *Hotel St Fran is on the road to accompis- Mr. Homer G. Gayne, in the Exposition grounds, contract for a Sugar factory ciss, the <Pan American hing just that... his compa- who is to replace Mr. John during the exciting 7th. in the North will be presen- World Airways> and the nions have long s'rce-fallen Campbell, Public Affairs ted. Haitian Governments, by the way side. The object Officer at the American Em of the journey is to give bassy here in Port-au-PrinEither one plate Or the ot! By Decree of H. Excellen Featured on this program proof of the vanity of this ce, arrived Saturday morher a Journal of the City an cy the President of the Repu are film shots of Haiti, ex- world starting by despising ning actompanied by his 15 nounced this week. They blic on December 30. 1950 hibition of handicraft arti- money. He travelled via Pa- year old daughter and 3 referred 1o the numbering Colonels Gaston St Victor, cles, and a special essay con- ris, London, Aberdeen, Ice- year old son. of houses by the Commu- Georges Dupuy and Philip- test the tirle of which is land, The Faroe Isles, Green At present staying at the nal Administration and al- pe Cham have been pension- *Why Iwould like to travel land, New York, Cuba. The Sans Souci Mr. Gayne éx so by the Census Bureau, it ned. Their pensions amount to Haiti>. For the first and topic of his lecture was the; pects,Mrs Gayne and their fi was mentioned ithat the to Five hundred gourdes second prize of this contest *Trips. ve month old baby to arrive old and the new numbe- each, per month. <Southerland Tourss have soon from Mexico City. xing was confusing, yet it arranged a five day trip to Ernest former Born in Edgemont, South presents a mystery just we- Me. ne éx so by the Census Bureau, it ned. Their pensions amount to Haiti>. For the first and topic of his lecture was the; pects,Mrs Gayne and their fi was mentioned ithat the to Five hundred gourdes second prize of this contest *Trips. ve month old baby to arrive old and the new numbe- each, per month. <Southerland Tourss have soon from Mexico City. xing was confusing, yet it arranged a five day trip to Ernest former Born in Edgemont, South presents a mystery just we- Me. Camille Castera Haiti, Hotel, transportation President Douyon Dakqta on March 2 1908, re any of these numbers aMon- took and Tour costs, free! of the wSupreme Mr Gayne attended, Linre placed. the oath of office on Court> died Wednesday at coln School in Los Anday morning as Accounting his home in the Avenue High A new institution of the Inspector at the Internal Re Thursday <Globe Trotter> Christophe. His funeral Continued on page 4 UNDERWOOD. Sni TYPEWRITER Z carTroat S LEADER OF THE WORLD HERE'S REAL ECONOMY... An Adding-Figuring Machine that In one Operation Provides Individual Totals or Group Totals and Grand Totals iTS 2 MACHINES in 1 UNDERWOOD the world's finest.. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES and CACULATING MACHINES. Sole Agent in Haiti, FRANCK W. WILSON Grand'Rue Tel. 3396 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH HAYTIAI N Travel - Service ESTABLISHED 1940 CONSULT BEFORE TRAVELLING 36, Rue Americaine, 36 Port-au-Prince Haiti Tel : 3232, 2424 PHOTO MUSEUM George Eastman House proved a major attraction to photo fans since it was opened to the public last November. More than 50.000 visitors have toured the world photo: center. Visitors to this, 37-room Georgian Colonial mansion of the late photographic pioneer can see many historical items dating to the very beginning of photography,as well as graphic displays showing modetn uses of the science: Color motion pictures operated by pressing a button show how the early Daguer reotype and wet plate processes were used to create pictures. An unusual collection of wdetectives: cameras includes, cameras conCamera Gun. Susan Richardcealed in canteens, pistols, canes and ous son sights looking a "shot" pistol with that a actually dangereven in a necktie. takes invented pictures. The device was Such priceless historical items as the first Enjalbert Tanse Frenchman Two of named these book to be illustrated with photographs, novel cameras are on displayi inan the Queen Victoria portrait album on silk, George exhibition Eastman of detetive House, cameras the world at and a photographic print from the first paser, photographic NYAT phote inst tute aphic in historian, Rochesper negative can be seen here. who reviewed the of An 1890 north-Lighted portrait studio the tographic pistbl camera, HEET has "The the PA has been reconstructed at Eastman House. advantage TTREAS model; rision Ancestor? Ruth McFafland "tunes in" carte-de- -visite The full-scale setting is exact, even to the rapher furthermore, runs the the innocent risk photog- being siling cf card photographs this century-old viewer which reminds model's gown and hair style, which are tyae picked up by the ate isslay a of modern historical television photographic m The material Victorian at George device Eastman is a partof House, a pical of the period. the international photographie center in Rochester, N.Y. More than Exhibition galleries feature black-and100 on the pictures front. can be viewed on the apparatus by adjusting the knobs white prints and color transparencies by some of he world's best known photographers. We are glad t0 advise our Subscribers (and future Subscribers) tbat owing to a new arrangement with tbe PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS we are now receiving tbe <NEV YORK TIMES> INTERNATIONAL EDITION EVERY DAY INTHE MORNING We can tberefore distribute your tavorite Neuspaper BEFORE NOON, even on Sundays 1f you live in Port-an-Princer The Subscribtion for one month costs only Or. white prints and color transparencies by some of he world's best known photographers. We are glad t0 advise our Subscribers (and future Subscribers) tbat owing to a new arrangement with tbe PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS we are now receiving tbe <NEV YORK TIMES> INTERNATIONAL EDITION EVERY DAY INTHE MORNING We can tberefore distribute your tavorite Neuspaper BEFORE NOON, even on Sundays 1f you live in Port-an-Princer The Subscribtion for one month costs only Or. 3.50, includmg tbe Sumday Edtion sae Takeyonr phone, call 3 3 7 4,L'ABEILLE, S. A, rand the sone day yon will receive your number at your office. George Eastman House. Shaded stately elms, the main House L'ABEILLE, S. A., looks out upon spacious lawns at 900 East ur Rochester, N.Y. entrance The of George Eastman center is an Place Geffrard independent educational institute chartered by tho New York State Board Tnine Regents. Portau-Prince HAITI THIS WEEK K LETTERS continued from bage 3' assigned to Habana Cuba., Mr. John tothe geles California, and the U During the period of this, as-) has been in Haiti Campbell as publicaf who, niversity of Southern: Cali- signment'up till he was fairs. Officer since EDITOR fornia. Having studied Mu transferred to Mexico Gity ber 1947 is to return Septem: sic and Languages he spent in March 1947 he occupied Washington to work for the to Dear Editor, a number of years as a trans various poaitions in thel Stare Departmehts Which is the correctway, edelicat cas> lator of Operas, Lyricist, wri Public Affairs and Informa tion program, Informa- in Feter, Moearly or <cas delicat> I would, appreciate your worked in Radio, tion office there. buary: view on the matter. Ation Picture Industry and o After over three year G.L. B. the Theater. in Mexico City as Public Af Mr. Franck. Leonard has Dear Reader,, From 1942 till 1945 he fairs:Assistant in charge of been appqinted served overseas with the U- the Motion Picture "Inspector Try pronouncing it. loudly, and clearly,in nited, States Navy. In Mr. Gayne returned Service, ortached to the Service of society, am 'sure you will. find out which 1946 he réceived his first July to Was- Income Tax at the Internal is correct. .L. B. the Theater. in Mexico City as Public Af Mr. Franck. Leonard has Dear Reader,, From 1942 till 1945 he fairs:Assistant in charge of been appqinted served overseas with the U- the Motion Picture "Inspector Try pronouncing it. loudly, and clearly,in nited, States Navy. In Mr. Gayne returned Service, ortached to the Service of society, am 'sure you will. find out which 1946 he réceived his first July to Was- Income Tax at the Internal is correct. hington to be. reassigned as Revenue Office, in place of assignment with the U. S. Public Affairs Officer in Editor. Mr. Em. Lajoie prometed Foreign Servicer and' was. Haiti, Chief of Service. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH <HAITI SUN> SAOPS OUR S The sbops in tbis section Hours are from 8 a. m. till bave been checked by this 5 p. m. some close beSHOPPING shops newspaper, and to the tween tbe bours of 12 and 2 p.m. best of our knowledge Sat. is noon closing, but tbeir merchandise is o; A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS a number of sbops especialgood quality and good ly Souvenir shops stay open AT tbrougb tbe day. value. . . R: Air 1 *T IEEK Bancks open at 8a. m.and a Belle Creote close at 1 p. m2, Sat. closing noon. Haiti's leading de partment store Post Office opens at 8. d. m2. and close-at 5:30 p. m2. WELCOME FRENCH PERFUMES NEW STOCK OF MRSCHAMPANA'S FACTORY AND SHOP DRESSES LADIES SISAL MAHOGANY ARTICLES PERFUMES COUIe & MANY FIHSER OTHER Art and Curio Shop HAITIAN Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY NOVELTIES SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House) DISTINCTIVE LASTING Factory: WEAR Ave du Travail No3 TEL: 5283. OLD BLEACH THE FINEST AT IN MAHOGANY CANNON SHEETS EMBROIDERED SHEETS LAURA'S AND"STRAW GIFT: SHOP AND Opposite KLM Airways PILLOW CASES Rue dea Miracles YOU WILL FIND Here are two wonderfl NATIVE AT gifts for your bome or a very special friend. Genuine MAHOGANY DORISMOND & MEINBERG MANUFACTURERS Old Bleach Sbeets and Pillow Cases, made OF WARE HANDCARVED MAHOGANY of pure Egyptian Cotten and Embroidered. SALAD BOWLS, TRAYS. H HANDCRAFCED SISAL ANDSTRAW RUGS U PANTAL BUILDING R GRAND RUE TEL: 268 4 Also R Oriental gay colours... Table clotb and Y Bed Covers, Years do Last... ENJOY THAT FEEUINGOF Save Time and A THE AP74 BUYING a Expense Limited Quality of Qrilts English made.. Buy Direct from Factory WY GEORGES : AT aer SUPER FRESH DESLANDES AITAS OMEY SPECIALTIES & Grand Rue Next To CAOLONTISETD Rue du Pharmacie Télémaque S.4 ROPRI IE TORS TEL: Peupte 2242 --- Page 6 --- Pagc 6 XHAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN REPORT USDA Reports Latin A- United States exports of products are restricted on merica's Wheat and Flour) flour to the Latin American the basis that the countriy Imports 50 Percent Above countries in 1949-50 repre- can réadily increase its proPrewar : sented, about 34 percent of duction of other traditional Latin American countries United States flour ex- foods. Moreover, with maincluding the Caribbean a- ports. c 6 XHAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN REPORT USDA Reports Latin A- United States exports of products are restricted on merica's Wheat and Flour) flour to the Latin American the basis that the countriy Imports 50 Percent Above countries in 1949-50 repre- can réadily increase its proPrewar : sented, about 34 percent of duction of other traditional Latin American countries United States flour ex- foods. Moreover, with maincluding the Caribbean a- ports. In 1949-50 the Uni- nufactured articles and esrea, have increased their im! ted States supplied 16.777, sential raw materials compe ports of wheat and flour mo- 000 bushels of wheat and ting for dollar exchange, tra re than 50 percent aver the 6,751,000 bushels equiva- de in food items is often resprewar level of 1934-38, the lent as flour to the Latin A- tricted for that reason or diU. S. Department of Agri- merican countries, compa- verted to non-dollar areas, culture reported today on red with a 1934-38-average In many countries periodic the basis of a study conduct of 1.488.000 bushels cf shortages of wheat or flour ed under the Research and wheat and 10.411.000 equi resulting from governmenMarketing Act program. valeht bushels of flour. tal regulation of imports haHenry A. Baehr, marke- Factors in the increase in ve held consumption below ting specialist of the Depart- total imports of wehat and the potential of the market. ment's Office of Foreign A- flour by the Latin Amerigricultural Relations, and can countries indlude a pocereal chemist, conducted pulation shift to urban cenLAUGH ! BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE the first-hand study in South ters, an increase in purcha- A salesman had, a closer America and the caribbean A. shave S. sing power, and a shift in than he bargained for area and has returned to some countries to greater pro in an out-of-town barber Washington. Mr Baehr visi- duction of non-food- crops shop. He suggested dinner ted Cuba, Haiti, the Domi- for example cotton and a show to his pretty manican Republic, Venezuela, in Mexico. Consump- nicurist. el don't think I Trinidad, Brazil, Argentina tion and imports of wheat ought to,> said the girl deBolivia, WHY SATISFIED Peru, BE Ecuador, Co- and wheat flour relatively meurely. eI am married.s lombia, Panama, Costa Rica, have increased much more wAsk your husband,> sugEl WITH Salvador, ANY Nicaragua, Gua BUT than population, indicating gested the salesman. <l'm temala and Mexico. a growing appetite for wheat sure he wouldn't mind>. In the fiscal year 1949-50 products. <Ask him yourselfs said imports by all Latin Amer- The high level of im- the girl. <He's shaving ican, countries totaled almust ports also, suggests that the you. DRY CLEANING bushels CAREFUL 91 million of wheat consumer demand for flour including flour in terms of may keep: pace with expec- xHello.> whear, compared with an ted increases in domestic <Hello.> average of 57 million bus- production, thereby main- <That you, Jake ?> hels during the 1934-38 pe: taining a substantial mar- <It doesn't sound like Jawhen you can ALWAYS get it riod. Those 1949-50 imports ket for imported wheat or ke.> represented.abour 11 percent flour: Well. this is Jake speaof the world imports of In most of the countries king all tight.s AT whear and flour. However. Mr. Baehr visited, govern- wAre tou sure ihis is Jake?s this area has special signifi- ment agencies are encoura- <Sure, this.is Jake HAITIAN AMERICAN cance for the United States ging expansion of food crop Well, listen Jake. This is millingindustry since it ac- production with the expres- Henry. 9-50 imports ket for imported wheat or ke.> represented.abour 11 percent flour: Well. this is Jake speaof the world imports of In most of the countries king all tight.s AT whear and flour. However. Mr. Baehr visited, govern- wAre tou sure ihis is Jake?s this area has special signifi- ment agencies are encoura- <Sure, this.is Jake HAITIAN AMERICAN cance for the United States ging expansion of food crop Well, listen Jake. This is millingindustry since it ac- production with the expres- Henry. Lend me fifty dolDRY CLEANERS counts for a substantia" sha- sed goal of self-sufficiency lars>. re of the United States- flour in food products. In some <ll1 tell him when he cOtrade. countries imports of wheat' més. in>. NEXT TO PAN AMERIC AN AIRWAYS OFFICE JAI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSI JF RÉPONSE A CECI FUME LES CAMELS Aa PES APRÈSAVOIR CAMELS FUMÉ DEPUIS DES. o/ -) EXCLUSIVEMENT ANNÉES. QU'ELLES jer SONT SAIS PE PENDANT 30 JOURS: Books DOUCES ET LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUR : VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR. AND CG MAGAZINES M IN CAM C Après ndant un hebdomadaire dec centaines de net fumapt ENGLISH PECKA jours, de grands spécial alistes pour resr ont déclaré ee.itr Camnels rou AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE causé par les CAMELS - Sole distributor of the New-York Herald Tribune (Deliver daily to our door) CURACAO TRADING CO A CARAVELLE Rue Roux EXCLUSIVE DISTRIB UTORS LA FOR HAITI Tel. 3495- --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH <HAITI SUN> THE MEANING : OF CULTURE For those exciting gene-1 byJobi Cowper Powys NATIVE SON ralizations which we all ma- ICATION OF CULTURE>, And to conclude and ke (and often,so hastily, So. he analyses the rclations bet- sum up, the author tells by of story which, in TOBAC superficially) tural about the cul- ween one's culture and us that <The dominant eleRICHARD WRIGHT CO ROAD, has left its indeadifferencesn between The Happiness, Love, Nature, Lnent in the culture of two On this remarkable novel lible impression on Amer- the nations, classes, and abouc Art of Reading, Hu- people may often be the sagreat civilizations of'thé man Relations, and - Henry Seidel Canby com- ican letters; past- Mr. Powys has the the Obstacles to Destiny, Culture. red me, series but it is of the un-numbe- but ments TRAGIC GROUND is seti following to say aAs education is only momntous, personal minute, *Superficially, C Native in a little Southern commu-1 alt is perhaps unwise to real education when it is a riences between expe- > them, Son is a crime story; ad- nity, forlorn off-shoot of a attempt, any single dogma- key to someting beyond it- king the same influence look maventurous, exciting, oftca war-boom town from which tic difinition of CULTURE: self>, soWCulture s only out of those two faces with terrible-with two murders, the boom has receded. Lin- but by. approaching the sub- real culture, Mr. Powys such diverse a chase expressions.- and-a gun fight over gering on, without so much ject first from one angle tell us, when it has diffused! Not an book to read the roofs of Chicago, a trial, as the bus fare to take them and then from another, it itself into the very root and but a very easy rich mind spins and what might have been, back where they came from seems as though in a gra- fibre of our endurance of li- these chapters, and the reabut was not, a rape. the sub- real culture, Mr. Powys such diverse a chase expressions.- and-a gun fight over gering on, without so much ject first from one angle tell us, when it has diffused! Not an book to read the roofs of Chicago, a trial, as the bus fare to take them and then from another, it itself into the very root and but a very easy rich mind spins and what might have been, back where they came from seems as though in a gra- fibre of our endurance of li- these chapters, and the reabut was not, a rape. Ici is the is the family of Spencel dual process of elimination fe. Culture becomes then der is left with a vivid imold story ofa man huntei Douthit. Spence is no rebel: and selection, a generat at- scme thing more than cultu- pression of a unique persodown by' society... But the- he longs to get back to Beas tifude of mind toward thisre; I: becomes wisdom nality, possessed of a very re js something different ib léy County, to keep his thir- complicated subject may e-a wis dom that rare and beautiful philosothis story. Bigger--and we teen-yearold, daughter off merge, which, being at oncel can accept defeat and turn nav: of life, which should all know Bigger-is no the streers, to find somehow, more fluid, more compre- it into' victory. It is at once not fail to influence those secuted black- saint. His R somewhere, a home where hensive than any rigid sta- an individual thing, a fort- of us with a mania for gemilt a good tenement fa- they can,all/be together, but tement, may bring the pro- ress for. the self within the neralizing about the culture mily, as tenement families these longings can. now bel blem into regions of concre- self, and a univefsal thing, of nations other than our go; but he is bad quieted with.pitiful. ease. A te experience such. as would bronkino/ /lown of the actor from the first crap game at Bill Tarrant's be impossible of attainment barriers of race, of class, of Reviewd by There is no sentimental- Private Club; a riotous and even by: the most carefully LINDA THOMAS ism in the writer who. crea- eye opening night with the worded,theory, ted Bigger, and made him girls at The, White Turkey One rather felicitous defi chauffeur in the family of a and Spence, the dollars e: nition runs as follows : wealthy white philantropist vaporated, returns to the <Culture is what is left over who spent some of the mo- mild bewilderiment of his after you have forgotten all 4 ney wruing from Negro tene helplessness, to the spirited you have definitely set out ments on benefits for thera- rows over the back fence to learn>- and in this sally ce. Bisger is.headed for jail white Chet Mitchell and the you get at least a useful from the first chapter... latest scheme for marrying warning against associating No reader; however har- the erring Mavis to a rich cultare too closely! with the rowed br its franck brata- man. academif parapherdalja cf lities.. will be able to stop education. in this engrossing story,) Here is obstreperous, a- In the author's KANALYwhich. coils and mounts un-l bundant humor, and heres SIS OF CULTURES, he distil a tale of crude violencel too, are anger and hatred cusses Philosophy, Literatubroadens into a human tra and pity. It is Mr. Cald-i re, Poetry, Painting, and Re- a gedy. well's gift and art to comb ligion in relationship to.2 Obrainable at A LA CA ine these elements ina no- Cultures and in his "APPLRAVLLE Book Shop. vel which is rich both in nimanify and ertertaine KONE WORD MORE> TRAGIC GROUND ment. Some words have their orby Erskine Caldrvell igin in Latin, Middle EnIn this new novel Erskine Obtainable at A LA CA- glish, Norse or Anglo-Saxon Caldwell-returns to the kind' RAVELLE Price $ 1.75. and art to comb ligion in relationship to.2 Obrainable at A LA CA ine these elements ina no- Cultures and in his "APPLRAVLLE Book Shop. vel which is rich both in nimanify and ertertaine KONE WORD MORE> TRAGIC GROUND ment. Some words have their orby Erskine Caldrvell igin in Latin, Middle EnIn this new novel Erskine Obtainable at A LA CA- glish, Norse or Anglo-Saxon Caldwell-returns to the kind' RAVELLE Price $ 1.75. words of similar meanings. Orhers come from persons, POETS' CORNER things or events of the past. <Tantalizes is such a word. LOVE'S PHILOSOPHY It means to tease or torment by presenting some good to" Designed to show, through. lectere-demonstrations and The fountains mingle. with the river the. view and exciting desire operating mechanisms how CIv lizarion progress ses And the rivers witb the Ocean, but continually frustrating throuhg the accomplishmen' ts of science and industry, The wwinds of Heaven mix for ever the expectation keeping the Museum of Science and Industry at IlliWith a swveet emotion : that good out 2 reach. nois in theiMid-western United Stares, was Chicago, host nearly Notbing in tbe wworld js single; Its origin lies in Greek 2,000,000 visitors last year, nany of them school chilAll things by a law divine Mythiology. Tantalus was a dren. e In one spiritmect andmingle. wealth king, son of Zeus. Departing from the usual museum presentation of colWby not 1 with tbine 2 For an atrocious sin, Tanta- lections within glass cabinets, the more than 200 exhilus was punished in the lo- bits at the Chicago Museum are clearly presented in See the mountains kiss bigh Heaven wer world by being placed three-dimensional f O m, wh ample opportunity And the waves clasp one anotber in the middle'o of a lake who- for visitor participation to facilitate understanding.The No sister-flower wwould be forgiven se waters reached to his chin Museum's 14 acres of floor space include exhibits in If it disdained it5 brotber : but receded. whenever he the fields of agriculeure, textiles, chemistry. engineering And tbe sunlight clasps tbe earth attempted to allay his thirst construction, fuels and metals, medical sciences, phyAnd' the moonbeams keiss tbe sea : Over his head hung bran- sics and transportation. Wbat is all tbis sweet avork wortb ches laden with choice fruits In the medical sciences exhihi- at the Chicago Meseum 1f tbon kiss not me : which likewise receded whe- is a giant model of the human ear, shown in the photonever he stretched out his graph. University-trained guides explain to visitors che Percy Bysshe Shelley hand to grasp them. various displays in this and other exhibits. --- Page 8 --- XHAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH Fhim THURSDAY PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN &x LOOK.. SATURDAY, < GALA >> GOOD FOOD NIGHTS IBO AT HAITTS HAVE is our speciality FINEST NITE SPOT. AND - M à LELE CLUB TABOU DI TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 7:30 M. to grasp them. various displays in this and other exhibits. --- Page 8 --- XHAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH Fhim THURSDAY PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN &x LOOK.. SATURDAY, < GALA >> GOOD FOOD NIGHTS IBO AT HAITTS HAVE is our speciality FINEST NITE SPOT. AND - M à LELE CLUB TABOU DI TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 7:30 M. To 11 P. SAVOY a DINNER and DANCING RESTAURANT FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION CALL <HOTEL IBO LELE.PETIONVILLE CAR HIRE GENUINE GERMAN HAYTIAN TRAVEL SERVICE CHATELET DES FLEURS BEER, FRANKFURTERS te VISIT DINE AND torye 5.000 FEET.. AMOST A MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL CUISINE YET ONLY 35 LEISURELY MINUTES FROM TOWN Arto THE DISTINCTIVE PLACE TO DINE AND LODGE BEER GARDEN REMEMBER -COCKTAILSIN COOL KENSGOFFS Plastigues OF - <NOBBE BONDELS* mo8 RUE DO CENTRE P081 AU PRINCE (Exposition Grounds) AT MONTE CARLO Kalmar's Café ? OF THE CHAMP DE MARS a AMERICAS (0 EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DICE <215 CASINO BUV TNEBEST NATIONAL R ET ANDSAVETOO SATURDAY NIGHT CENTRAL MARKET OUR SODA AVE. AT JOHN BROWN PORT- AU- PRINCE'S FOUNTAIN MOST LUXURIOUS RESTAURANT SERVES *Where You may K - THOSE COOLING, Lunch, Dine, MOUEL DELICIOUS DRINKS enjoy a Swim 8l A in Peace and MALT and Quiet ICE CREAM Rancho SCEC (CRENIN QurOnchidies HILEPP da Belle Breote M PÉTION-VILLE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH *HAITI SUN> prise chis week, whèn he o-I with what he saw here and American newspaper wopened the new 1951 edition intends to return in several man of the the *New York of the *World Radio hand- months. Herald Tribunes Mrs Solobook for listeners > and A <Five-Seven cock- mon George Hershey. found they had his pictu- tail party was given Friday V re insidé on Page 82. evening by the Venezuelan Mr. W.J. Cristy the Dis Charge d'Affair Senor Enritrict Mansger of Ford Mo- que Leon, to welcomed the tor stationed Venezuelan Chutdh in; leach Company beautiful singer d Porto: Rico visited the Fordi soprano Fedora Aleman.The orices week. comben dealer here last On famous saprano arrived Friycur behalf readers we en- day afternoon from Ciudad Catholic The manager and staff of: ded the, plane Thursday to quire asto whether the au- Trujillo,and Saturday reve- Hospital Regis du Tabac honoured return. to Cuba. tomobile production would ning offered a concert of Sunday Mass Chapel at 8:30. a, m. Denis Roy a former emplo- Eric Tippenhauer accom be cut toa degree to bef felt songs that delighted the lar- sermon in yee, with a delightful din- panied by Senator Rene Royf here in Ha iti. arrived Friycur behalf readers we en- day afternoon from Ciudad Catholic The manager and staff of: ded the, plane Thursday to quire asto whether the au- Trujillo,and Saturday reve- Hospital Regis du Tabac honoured return. to Cuba. tomobile production would ning offered a concert of Sunday Mass Chapel at 8:30. a, m. Denis Roy a former emplo- Eric Tippenhauer accom be cut toa degree to bef felt songs that delighted the lar- sermon in yee, with a delightful din- panied by Senator Rene Royf here in Ha iti. ge audience that fe'led the: English. ner. party at <Vincent's Sa- left Thursday at 10 a.m. byHis personal view Theater de Verdure to capaj Sacré-Coeur. voy restaurant Tuesday eve- P. A. A. TO: spend five days on the matterwas that the- city to hear her sing. Masses at 4-6-8:30 Sunday a. m. ning. The party a great suc in Havana on Business. re is a possibility ofa big cut Among the many guests at. Cathedral Sunday Masses cess was given on the' eve of After spending a gay wYu- down and change over in this cocktail party were the at 4-5:30-8:30 m. Denis Roys. departure forr le tide.> with her family and three months if the Interna- Captains and Lieutenants of St Gerard (near a. Oloffson) New York. where she will friends Miss JohanaSiegel tional situation does'nt bri- the five'Venezuelan air For Sunday (Masses 5:30-7-8:30 take up the position of se-! returned to the xlimaculee ghren up. ce planes that spent thet St Jean Bosco Sunday cretary to the Haitian Tou- Conception High school in Over heard-at a soda foun- night in Portau-Prince. Mass at 9 a. m. rist Bureau. Kingstron Mr and Jamaica Mrs Caleb, Monday. Elliot tain in the city this week: Chapel on the Exposition Aftera <White Christmass,! flew to Miami Sunday. Mrs Ti': <Its awful. My wife grounds, Mass at 9:a. m. and the New Year holidays Elliot who has been ill of la doesn't get to sleep before in the States, wez find thel te will receive medical trea four in the morningo. Te manager of the Firestone hard Sto tment while in the U. S. Does she go. out to choucou Mr and Mrs Francis C. Flo- Episcopal re, Vic Lampson, at Mr. Knobel left for ne, Tabou, Voudou, Or play rini, are receiving congrawork and mournfully che- the Murry Tuesday on busi canasta ?>. dulations on the birth of a Holy Trinity Cathedral cking over the heart brea- States and to meet his wife Ti: <Neither. She sits up daughter, Katherine Ann, Sunday Mass at 4 a.m. 6 a. king news of, future price who ness left last week: and waits for me.> born, on Saturday January m. and 83 a. m. in French increases andishortages The Bonnefils family and Mr Eldin. Michel second se- 7th. The little Miss weighed 9: 30 a. m. in English Carole Madsen and Marie were all Petionville at the Haitian Em- 7 pounds and 3 ounces at Daily Mass 6 a. m. French Jose Gentil were bid <bon friends last Saturday night to wish bassy cretary, in Ciudad' Trujillo re- birth. Both mother and daug- Epiphany Chapel voyage> at the airport by last his Thurs: well. Sunday-Masses at 6 a. m. Claude Gentil and Mary Bos at home in Petionyille the turned to post hter are doing 8 a. m. in French. well Sunday as they boarded Sarurday night to" wish who day afternoon after spending Tomorrow there will be an 1. the plane to return to the best to Papa Bonnefils on this his vacation at home here. examination at the National Other religious bodies U. S. and school after spen- celebrated. 71 years New York architect the Museum Edward Bank for two Secretarys The wishing to publish ding the holidays with their good earth, enthusiast that day. Gentil and Mary Bos at home in Petionyille the turned to post hter are doing 8 a. m. in French. well Sunday as they boarded Sarurday night to" wish who day afternoon after spending Tomorrow there will be an 1. the plane to return to the best to Papa Bonnefils on this his vacation at home here. examination at the National Other religious bodies U. S. and school after spen- celebrated. 71 years New York architect the Museum Edward Bank for two Secretarys The wishing to publish ding the holidays with their good earth, enthusiast that day. for years of Stone Modern who built Art in New exam will consist of short- notices of services families and friends, here. Radio excellent morse 'co- York city left last, week af- hand typing. kindly contact the Mr Louis Dejoie left Sun- and an Michelet thrée weeks vacation. On Vacation and at preday on a short business trip de operator Jean-rer suri sent in Haiti is a well-known <Haiti Suns P. O. Box 118 to the U. S. Bapriste, had a pleasanr here.Mr.Stone was impresses Raphael and Nina Hararay flew-in from Miami last Sunday. The Savoy restaurant was the scene of another dinner party Monday night, it Swas given bv fellow Army Officers of Major Armand who recently received promotion Persons of this City who ha A ve been wondering just who the distinguished couple tiding around the town This week in the, Big Dodge *Windsors *Offical 205> were... wonder no more.. it was: Dr. and Mrs. Gonzalo Guell Cuban Ambassador to theo AS. and his charming wife who arrived Sat. morning and were received at the Air port by the Chief of Protocole. On Monday evening they attended a dinner parr tv given in their honour at the National Palace by His Excellency and Madame Magloire. Tuestay they were flown over the Citadelle ina special Haidian Airforce plane. Ata quiet receprion Wednesday morning in Kenscoff Minister Leger was their Host. - Cuban-Hairan relations visit were wsaid strenghtened an official by as thic Dr His Excellency President of tbe Republic and Madame Magloire entertaining The Ambassador of Cuba to and Mrs Gonzalo Gueil boar- tbe 0. A.S. and Senora Gon zalo Guell, (For story_see column 1 of this page) --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS TRANSFER AND PROMOTION IN THE ARMY OF HAITI Col. Henry Fils-Aimé de-Rivière du Nord DisComander South Military: trict to Inspector NorthDeptito Adj. General of Ar west Military Dept. my. Maj. Pierre L. Paret Col. Germain Ev. Du- Commander Lascahobas Dis cheine Commander Arti- trict to Inspector Center Mibonite Military, Dept. to litary, Dept. Quartermaster. Maj. Pierre M. Armand - Col. Pierre Mont-Rosier- Assistant Chief of Staff to Commander North Military Commander Jeremie DisDept. to Commander West trict. Military Dept. Maj, Louis Romain Col Albert Renard- Com Chief lst Bureau Gen. Headmander West Military Dept." quarters to Executive OffiComamnder South. Military cer General Headquarters Dr. Henry Garland Bennett Dept. Maj. Paul Corvington recently: named administra- Navy Capt: Georges Th. Executive Officer Military tor of the United States De- Bayard Commander North Academy to Director Milita partment of State's Techni- Military Dept. to Comman- ry Academy. Lieutenant General Alfred Charles E. Wilson, who re- cal Cooperation Administra der Coast-Guard. Capt. Antoine Multidor - M. Gruenther, recently na- cently was named director tion by President Harry S. Col. Fernand Cartright Officer on duty Nat. Palace med Chief of Staff of Allied of the United States Defen- Truman.Dr: Bennett direets Inspector North Military Military Dept. Dessalines Forces in Europe by General se Production Administra- the xPoint Four> program Dept: to Commander Artibo Barracks to Commander StDwight D. man- ry Academy. Lieutenant General Alfred Charles E. Wilson, who re- cal Cooperation Administra der Coast-Guard. Capt. Antoine Multidor - M. Gruenther, recently na- cently was named director tion by President Harry S. Col. Fernand Cartright Officer on duty Nat. Palace med Chief of Staff of Allied of the United States Defen- Truman.Dr: Bennett direets Inspector North Military Military Dept. Dessalines Forces in Europe by General se Production Administra- the xPoint Four> program Dept: to Commander Artibo Barracks to Commander StDwight D. Eisenhower, Su- tion by President Harry S. of technical cooperation.with nite Military Dept. Marc District. preme Allied Commander in Truman, following the the people of underdevelo- Col. Linné Xavier Ins Capt. Edgard O. Buteau Europe. Chief Executive's proclama- ped countries. pector North Military Dept Commarider Port-au-Prince tion of the existence of a The Point Four program, SO to Commander Northwest Disttict to Commander NaGeneral Gruenther, whe national emergency in theU- called because it is the Military Dept. tional Penitentiary District. was a member of General nited States. foun) item in President Col. Max Chassagne Capt. Charles Lochard - Eisenhower's staff in World Truman's foreign aid pro-; Inspector Northwest Milita- Commander Jeremie DisWar II, is considered an ex- Mr. Wilson, who served as gram, provides for cooper: ry Dept. to Commander trict to Officer on duty Gepert strategist. During executive vice chairman of ative projects in the Middle North Military Dept.- neral Headquarters World War II, he served as the U.S. War Production East, Southern Asia, Africa, Col. Stephen Woolly Capt. Gabriel Levelt Chief of Staff of the U.S. board during World War South America, and Europe. Acting Commander Natio- Instructor Military Academy Third and Fifch Armies. De- II, has been president of The United States Congress nal Palace to. Commander to Chief Accounting Section puty Chief of Staff, Allied the General Electric Com- has appropriated $ 34.500. National Palace Military Gen. Intendance. Force Headquarters in Lon- pany since 1940. He will 000 for the program's first Dept. Lt François Romain 1E don and Algiers, and Chief leave this position to direct year of operation Col. Marcaisse Prosper Commander Gonave Disof Staff and later Comman- all U. S. Government mobi-1 Prior to his appointment, Dr Chief of Police of Port-au- trict to Officeron duty Gen ding General of the 15th lization activities, including Bennett was president of Prince to Commander of Po Headquarters (2nd Bureau) Army Group in Italy. This production, manpower, sta- the Oklahoma State Colle- lice Dept. of Port-au-Prin- Lt Karl Réy CommanGroup was made up of Uni- bilization, procurement, and ge of Agricultural and Mec ce. der Sud-District Belladere ted States, British, French, transportation. hanical Arts. He has been Lt-Col. Roger Villedrouin to Commander Lascahobas Polish, New Zealand, and prominent in the education Commander, Supply Sto- District. Italian combat units. Born in New York City in field since 1909. Born in Ne res to Inspector of North Mi Lt. Elder Mercier Offi 1886, he started working at) vada County, Arkansas. in litary Dept. cer on duty Bureau IntenBorn in Platte Center, Ne- the age of12for a predeces- 1886, Dr. Bennett holds de- Lt-Col. Emile Zamor dance Gen to Officer on dubraska, in 1899, General sor of the General Electric grees from Ouachita Colle- Inspector Artibonite Milita- ty Gen Headquarters, in Gruenther is a graduate of Company. He advanced ge, Arkansas; the Universi- ry Dept. to Inspector North- charge of Library. the U. S. Military Academy from a factory hand and of- ty of Oklahoma and Colum- west Military Dept. Lt Victor Blanchard at West Point, New York fice boy, through the var- bia University in New Lt-Col. ile Zamor dance Gen to Officer on dubraska, in 1899, General sor of the General Electric grees from Ouachita Colle- Inspector Artibonite Milita- ty Gen Headquarters, in Gruenther is a graduate of Company. He advanced ge, Arkansas; the Universi- ry Dept. to Inspector North- charge of Library. the U. S. Military Academy from a factory hand and of- ty of Oklahoma and Colum- west Military Dept. Lt Victor Blanchard at West Point, New York fice boy, through the var- bia University in New Lt-Col. Maurepas Alcin- Commander Sub-District State.He is married and has ious departments of the com York City. He is married, dor - Officer in charge of Croix des Bouquets to Com two children. pany, to the presidency of and has three sons and two Finances, Intendance Bu- mander Portc-au-Prince Disthe organization. daughters." reau to. Chief Finances Sec-! trict. tion and Quartermasetr. Lt Roger Rameau OfLr-Col. Antonio Kébreau- ficef on duty. Supply Stores Inspector Center Military to Commander Petit Goave 11- MILER South Mi IB Dept, to Inspector District: HI-A MILER litary Dept. ALLLtCol. Bernadin Augus- Lt oseph R. Goban WEATHER INCOMPARABLE QUALITE tin Executive Officer Bat- Commander Sub-District Go talion Barracks Dessalines naives to Commander Nipto Inspecror Nationat Pala- pes District C'est pourquoi ce Military Dept. Lt-Julema j. Riche ComLt-Comdt. Alfred Forbin mander Hinche Sub-District dans le monde entier, de plus forts Coast-Guiard District Commander to As- to Quartermaster Military Petit-Goave Academy. tonnages sont transportes sur pneus sistant Commander Coast Lt Roger Bellande Com Guard. mander Gde. Rivière du poits lourds Goodyear que sur Maj. Mithridate Latour- Of Nord Sub-District to Comdes pneus de toute autre marque. ficer on duty of a Estate Supply Sec- Sto- mander Gde. Rivière du res to Chief Nord District. tion General Intendance. Ira des uterte observés art Maj. lexius Jn-Paul Lt. Franck Beauvoir SPT 2 sont Commander St-Marc Dis- Commander Miragoane SubE incomparable pour GOODVEAR trict to. inspector Artibonite District. to Officer on duty, le rendement E kilométrique TE remarquable offre Military Dept. Gen. Headquarters (3rd Bu économie. Pour un maximum fatere pids lour J.) Elie Lambert reau). d'avantages - achetez des pneus Laug firemtres robustes: Hard Rocke Maj.J. = poids lourds Goodyear! Road Seudded Sure-Grip Commander National Peni- Lt Franck Legros Offi- - Hi-Miler St. Tred- - ALL, Service. tentiary to Commander Sto- cer on duty Hinche District res-and Quarermaster. to Commander Hinche Sub3-49-6F' Maj. Jn-Baptiste L. Am- District boise - Commander Gran Continued on Page 11 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY JANUARY 14TH *HAITI SUN> right sportsmanship shown! by. both sides during the CUNNLE 1 L L AN aree games and Athlea a ar E47 M ZENITH BELA tic day, the public anNee xiously awaits another of SPOR hese exciting, tournaments. WORLD LEADERS TH next Tournament to ta IN RADIO - After the thrilling last ga- Felix Baker and Lt. Pasquet ke place between, Haiti and me of the Tournament; in Among those assembled on Jamaica should be in Decem FOR 35. YEARS MAKERS OF the evening, a grand dance the stage for the presenta- ber but a date. in May has FINEST RADIOS AND THE WORLD'S party was offered, the visi-: tion were, Brother Yves Su- been proposed as at that tiRADIOPHONOGRAPHS ting and local players, swee-1 perior Genéral of the School me St. After the thrilling last ga- Felix Baker and Lt. Pasquet ke place between, Haiti and me of the Tournament; in Among those assembled on Jamaica should be in Decem FOR 35. YEARS MAKERS OF the evening, a grand dance the stage for the presenta- ber but a date. in May has FINEST RADIOS AND THE WORLD'S party was offered, the visi-: tion were, Brother Yves Su- been proposed as at that tiRADIOPHONOGRAPHS ting and local players, swee-1 perior Genéral of the School me St. Georges. College is iBATTERY thearts and friends, by the Brether Dominique Supe- naugurating a new pavillon GOMBINED RADIOSELECTRIC RADIOS Football Federation. The rior, Father County, Father that is being added to. the TYPES merrymakers had a sing Welsh coach Mr. English. school. This date is not defi song, danced to the delight- glish. nite and no arrangements ha CHOOSE YOUR ve been made. FAVORITE MODEL ful rythm of the National Track coach Mr. Lamont, Palace band, and had a jol- the Football Federation, and AT ly good time from 6 to 12. the director of the bureau of The next day at St- Louis de Sports Mr. Felix Baker. AT THE HAITIAN Gonzague, the entire school After the a ban AMÉRICAN INSTITUTE the Jamaican team the Foot (feast) presentation was held. FolBoucard Federation and a num- quer & ball Co lowing this the Boys were The second semester clasber of guests assembled in flown home to Jamaica in ses began at. the Institute the theater of the school to Army plane Monday. Jan 8th: Courses hear speeches a n d an and piloted Lt. Ni by for the New Year rerain Rue du Fort Per witness the trophy be pre- Capt. colas. Maignan, sustantially the, same. In orFor Finest sented a second time to the der to meet heavy registraGuglity... Jamaican team. The speeches After such a fine display of tion of students, another Finest Flavor... were delivered by Brother foorball and what was much! teacher, Katherine Hancock ask for Dominirue, Father Welsh, better the plane out- has' been added to the English teaching staff. TRANSFER AND PROMOTION IN THE A movie was held Friday CANADA ARMY OF HAITI in the auditorium of the InsuS ACREEA titute. y (Continued from Sub-District DRY page) Commander Ca The voice of the HaitianCommander Sub-District trict Gonaives American Institute (30 miPlaisance do Commander Sub-Lt. Gerard Constant- nutes broadcast at 1:00 p. Sub-District Croix des Bou- Officer on duty Petionville m. on Wednesday) is currquets District to Commander Sub ently carrying a series on ALta Julles. Davoust Com- District Miragoane. merican: Folk-music. The mander 19th Company (Mo- Sub. Lt: Hamilton Garou- first and the second in this The most delicious flavors in the bile) Ouanaminthe to Com- ite - Commander Bainet series have already been world carry the Canada,Dry mander Gonave District Sub-District to Commander sented. treating. Indian msic pre label. Name your favoriteLt. Yovann Dou - Offi- Arcahaie Sub-District. and Anglo Saxon songs and Canada- Dry makes it, and puts cer on duty Bureau Gen. Ir Sub-Lt. Ernset Biamby- ballads respectively. into it all the quality, purity tendance to Commander Officer on duty Police Dis- The Institute a and sparkle that have made Sub-District presents EOA Plaisance. trict Cap-Haitien to Com- 45 minute program every Canada Dry the first name in Lt Desravines Janvier mander Sub-Dipyrict Bella- Sunday at 12 on M. B. C. beverages. Enjoy a bottle today. Commander CANADA Sub-District Ar dère. This program consists mosDRY cahaie to Commander Sub- . ads respectively. into it all the quality, purity tendance to Commander Officer on duty Police Dis- The Institute a and sparkle that have made Sub-District presents EOA Plaisance. trict Cap-Haitien to Com- 45 minute program every Canada Dry the first name in Lt Desravines Janvier mander Sub-Dipyrict Bella- Sunday at 12 on M. B. C. beverages. Enjoy a bottle today. Commander CANADA Sub-District Ar dère. This program consists mosDRY cahaie to Commander Sub- . Sub-Lt. Ernst Rey E Offi tly of varieties in American All flavorsDistrict Gde. Rivière du cer on duty Lascahobas DisPopular Prices Sestiane popular music. Nord. trict to Commander Snt Election for officers of the Lt. Pierre Merteron trict Caves. Students Activities Club are, to be held this week at the Institute. SPARKLING WATER GINGER ALE-CHERRY SODA Back in town is Roger CosFRUIT KOLA -CREAM SODA GRAPE ter well-known photograBOTTLED BY pher for *Holiday and seUSINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S. A. veral other leading U. S. ma NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL: 2079 gazines. To the delight of his wife and his son he was Tuesday January 16 at 6-and 8:15 accompanied by a brand new at 6 and 8:15 p. m. Aux Yeux du Souvenir red *Chevrolets, Aux Yeux du Sonvenir with Michele Morgan and with Michel Morgan and Jean Marais Jean Marais Saturday January 20 PARAMOUNT Wednesday Juanary 17 at 6 and 8:15 Columbia Programe from Janary at 6:00 p. m. Code of tbe West Records 14 to 21, 1951 with James Warren, Debra Guy 114 Barreyre Sunday January 14 Lames de Fond Alden Dantes Destouches at 3 30 p. m. With Robert Taylor and Sunday January 21 Distributor Le Monstre Rouge Katharine Hepburne at 3:30 2nd part at 8:15 Thunder Mountain La Fille de la Jungle Grand Recital Flute and Martha * RUTUDANS with Tm Holt, Hyer at 6 and 8:30 Piano Richard Martin Aux yenx du Souvenir Adtists Depestre Salnaril at 5:30 with Michel Morgan and and Carmen Brouard by David O. p. m. With Robert Taylor and Sunday January 21 Distributor Le Monstre Rouge Katharine Hepburne at 3:30 2nd part at 8:15 Thunder Mountain La Fille de la Jungle Grand Recital Flute and Martha * RUTUDANS with Tm Holt, Hyer at 6 and 8:30 Piano Richard Martin Aux yenx du Souvenir Adtists Depestre Salnaril at 5:30 with Michel Morgan and and Carmen Brouard by David O. Seleznick Jean Marais Thursday January 18 Debuis Ton Debart Monday January 15 at 6 and 8:15 with Jennifer Jones, Joseph WE HAVE BESIDES A Wi IDE SELECTION at 6 m. Le Portrait de Jennie Cotten, Clauderte Colbert, THE LATEST HITS BAR Noiri with Jennifer Jones and Jo- Shirley Temple, Rebert DROP IN AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW with Dan Duryen, June) seph Cotten Walker and Lionel BarryVincent Friday January 19 more. --- Page 12 --- *HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JANUARY 14TH Advertisements WATCH Classified Buy Sell Help Wanted For Rent - For Sale Lost and Found FOR Classified advertisements Jof land upon road of Morare accepied for tbings ne-à-Cabrits Watered land BIG SALE wanted OT umvanted; artiAdvantageous price. cles for sale: personal servig) Several properties at ces; miscellaneous items, Desprez. AT Magnificent sight. such as jobs wanted;bouses TeL Advantageous price for rent; tutoring; traveling M 1) Properties of all sizes companions; ideas for sale. at Kenscoff, Petionville, Boutillers, Port-au-Prince not accepted, advertiseetc... la ments of political nature. Belle Rate: 25c insertion, ma Offers : Motors for sewing machines. Ereotea ximum of per lo words. a( New House, wall, at Also.. A house with a reasona- Petionville -T 3 rooms (bed) Best sewing machines Prible rental may be had for hall dining room toilet room ces extremely advantageous -Price $ 10.000.00 coming the asking, its ia modern See immediately RODOR furnished house on the b) Wall House, TRADING 150 CORPORA Grand'Rue one story TION THIS hills WEEK to to) over : Bizoton, (easy a gorgious get view 2 at Petionville : 8 rooms, (Etage, Robert Bonhomme bedrooms, bath, refrigera- large yard Price $ 6,000,00 Phone : 2790 TREMENDOUS c) VALUES tor, Esso gas stove, garage, Wooden House, very and a large ultra modern large perty at 300'x Bois 90 Verna, feet on pro- HAITI THIS WEEK AT dining room. Contact the d) House with 2 Three persons were killed' xHaiti Sun>. ments at Rue Americaine. appart- nd a num b e f BARGAIN 4 person weisbes to purPRICES. Very good position. njured, Sunday, when cbase wwickers furniture, e) House (basement) ati two Trucks crashed into table cbairs etc. Contact the Rue des Miracles Price each other on the highway Central Market grocery sto- $ 3.000.00 at Carrefour Vincent, the re on the Ave. Jobn Brown. f Property of 16 carreaux first rural section of VarRefresh.. Add reax common of Port-auPrince Speeding towards Pine Zesi To The from Hour Forest Port-au-Prince WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE the truck bearing the number plate 5321, carring a Here's the Answer load of goods and. people, U. S. Public Official al EGOREU and driven by Alphonse SEE Y Fornsie, met in a side swipeHORIZONTAL VERTICAL collision with a truck licen1,5PicturedU. 1 Gibe E AE A0T0W Te ced 5192 driven by ChrisGermany 2Single L5 NHOr tian Barthe and returning to 3 who Prince WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE the truck bearing the number plate 5321, carring a Here's the Answer load of goods and. people, U. S. Public Official al EGOREU and driven by Alphonse SEE Y Fornsie, met in a side swipeHORIZONTAL VERTICAL collision with a truck licen1,5PicturedU. 1 Gibe E AE A0T0W Te ced 5192 driven by ChrisGermany 2Single L5 NHOr tian Barthe and returning to 3 who Saee 110ldert of war One heaps earth. J A ES Port-au-Pce. with a similiar 13Fleets 4Negative AO BEW a NHGF load, of goods and people, 15Vend 5Parent 26 Ever (contr.) One of the two victims of 16He eral is charge in gen- of 6Weep. 271 Mohammed's 42 young Stuff the Truck that was demoliplans for 7 Centimeter (ab.) 29 adopted Climbing son 431 Pilaster a shed was Morales Jeune, a F training (universal 8 Whipped shrub 44Story 451 Bachelor of soldier in the Haitian Army 18Only 10Eli 9Scent 301 31 Head High explo- cover 47 Arts (ab.) the other was unindentified. 210 19Distorte account tedly 11: South south- sive (ab.) Trigonometric function On Truck licenced 5192 (ab.) & 12 west Sun god (ab.). 35.Cape in 48Journey 491 a woman by the name of Ma 231 Namber 14'Observe southern Dry rie Helene Jean was eritically 23 Eectrical engineer (ab.) 17 Artificial 36Bitter Australia vetch 51Paving material injured, and died on the Him language Affrmative 37Auricle 38European 521 Upward way to the General Hospi- # Pariods Decree oft runatt Article country, 55Ruthenlum (ab.) tal. 3zLamprey 25 Still 41 Bring forth 57Lives The cause of the accident 33 Covered wagon is being investigated, and 34 Group of the two drivers are at prepeople 37 African : sent in Prison awaiting the country of this investiga39 Symbol for findings court erblum tion and Culil subsequent 40 41 Habitat Area measure plant 26 4I procedure. Alchough on che- "Coke' forms cking the wrecks it looks 447 Tantalum, rather obvious that the 46F Reposes (symbol) Trucks in passing to close at 50F River of too greater speed, had Ale i either may both Tuscany TL mademart sean the same thing. 511 Forbidden caught each other just be531 Ireland hind the cab where the bo- 2 de eomp WDE AUTHONY o a 54Unaffected H GOCA-COLA CORPANY 5Outdoor parfy dy jures out, and the result saRipe was the same as a head on BRASSERIE DE Ooze! COURONNE LA collision. S. A. FAMOUS THROUGHOUT 1 -t SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION