--- Page 1 --- II A I I I - a R BERNARD un DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE EDITOR EM.AMAINVILLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY JAN 28TH. No.20 COLONEL ROBERT RUTHERFORD Mc CORMICK EDITOR PUBLISHER OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE IS IMPRESSED BY HAITI Spread over the <Premier This over six-feet tall Pagen of the Journals of the' taking stares.> City this week, has been the The Colonel's party inclunews of"the visit of famous ded Mrs McCormick, Mr Ju Editor and Publisher of the les Dubois, Chief of the LaChicago Tribune, Colonel tin American Section, and Robert R. MCCormick. Mr A1 Madsen assistant The 70 year old one time chief >, Chicago photographer of the Lawyer, author ,and Soldier Mrs Bessie Tribune Vydra Secretary. >, and arrived Wednesday after- They were warmily welcomed noon in his big a4 engine> at wBowen Field> and escorB 17 The <Chicago. Tribu- ted in style to the Hotel El ne>. The stunning looking Rancho, where they. stayed gray air craft with red Lines during their short sejour. has painted on its starboard Wednesday evening the side the 62 flags of the coun Colonel and Mrs McCor tries it has touched down, mick enterrained at a in lanformal dinner, the Chica- gay H. E President Paul Ma loire in conversation witb Col. McCormick 0n tbe balcony of tbe National Palace. Tbis bboto was televis ad t0 the U. S. and will bel sbown on all neusreels, Tbe Colonel shows close int erest ini :be drumming of Ti Roro and the singing of one of tbe national folklore troube. The above picture taken by photograpber of the National Office of Tourism, Mr. Charles, during a reception offered Colonel and Mrs. McCormick by Minister Foncbé at Cabane Cboucoune last Thursday. snowy topped old warrior, go Tribune's representative stepped lightly down to in Haiti, Mr and Mrs Franck tread for tHe first time Hai- Magloire at the Hotel El h-'s <Terra firma> after - a Rancho. Thursday morning pleasant flight from President Paul E Magloire West Palm Beach, and as pi-l gave the Colonel a privare lot, Capt Lawrence Dober endience. It has been disclo From left to rigbt : Colouel McCormick, Franck. Madloire, Director of eLe Ma said Later A trip made-ve- sed that the main topic of tins Capt. Francis Etienne,Chief of the Military, Honse, of ibe President of the ry interesting when we ca: cenversation was Colonel Repiblic, and Mr. Jules Dubois, Chief of the Latin American Section. of 1be Cbica- me down Low over Henri McCormick's plan for the es go Tribune, leaving the Palace after tbe private andicnce granted by tbe President Christophe's Citadelle for a tablishment of a large paof tbe Rebublic. couple of good Long breath (Continued on bage 4) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN 28TH. AROUND the WORLD this WEEKGONDOLIERS UNITE I Firestone Gondoliers is Venice, Italy, who last year struck over motorboat competition, PRICES SOON TO RISE threatened to strike again. Their complaint this time; red-and-yellow adverai Advise--Buy Now: FLY sing gondolas ruined the canals' romance. YOUNG HERO NON-STOP Robert Dixon, 8, was alone in his Seattle TO home when a burglar began forcing a FITS downstairs window at 4:30 a. AROUND the WORLD this WEEKGONDOLIERS UNITE I Firestone Gondoliers is Venice, Italy, who last year struck over motorboat competition, PRICES SOON TO RISE threatened to strike again. Their complaint this time; red-and-yellow adverai Advise--Buy Now: FLY sing gondolas ruined the canals' romance. YOUNG HERO NON-STOP Robert Dixon, 8, was alone in his Seattle TO home when a burglar began forcing a FITS downstairs window at 4:30 a. m. Unruffled, Robert knocked the intruder out with MIAMI a monkey wrench, stood guard over him MOST with a knife until police arrived. aboard fast, comfortable GOOD TEEN AGE DIGGING CARS. James Ruble, 14, uncovered four large ETRA PD Tifssione bones wbile fossil-bunting near bis Moorestoun, N. J., bome, later learned tbey wbere the rare ramains of an extinct, 100. For Sure PAA Qvick Star: 000 year-old giant ground sloth. CLIPPERS R.S. V.P. OF THE WEEK Mondays, Thursdays, Hans. Absen, of Denmark, accepted the andi Safurdays. invitation of Mrs. H. M. Mills, of Gorleston, England, to visit her home. Mrs. Mills did not know Mr. Absen. Her invitation, ONE WAY addressed to whomever found it, simply had been put in a bottle and thrown into -e $75.00 the sea. F DAEiene PlusTax ROUND TRIP BRITAIN : STILL IN THERE DEPENDABLE FIGHTING SERVICE AND LONGER LIFE $135.00 A revived Britain was giving the U. S. a PlusTax run for its foreign-trade money. briush Also available to Miami are manufacturers, now turning out products other services via Kingston, formerly imported from America, challenMontego Bay, and Camaguey. ged the U. S. in foreign markets with every * thing, from office machines to oil-weu drilis. Example : Heavy tractors, formerly CURAÇAO bought in the U. S. for British use, now $ Tastne One Way 64.00 are made in Britain, sold there and abroad CesIOne PlusTo Britain's industrial revival and know-how Round Trip $115.20 came largely through ECA funds. FIL-O-MATIC COVERS PlusTax 51 OVEKSIZE PLATES and Soviet Logic : A Russian official visited CARACAS an Ukrainian village, gave a long talk on One Way $ 82.00 the benefits of the Soviet regime. Finally Round Trip $147.60 PlusTox an old peasant stood up and complained Plus that he and his fellows were all dressed in via Clipper CV-240 non-stop rags. <That,> said the official, <does not on Mondays, Thursdays, and matter. Many millions in the world have Saturdays connecting with no clothes at all>. <Ah 1 muttered the EE Rio Sao Service Paulo; to stopping Belem, peasant, shaking his head. *They must haat Ciudad Trujillo and Curacoo ve been under the Soviet longer than we on Sundays, Tuesdays, Wedhave.> nesdoys, and Fridays. Taxes in Israel : After paying a large income tax, an Istraeli citizen looked at his empty pocketbook and sighed. aWe've PAA offers free waited 2.000 years for a Jewish state, he ticket delivery moaned, <and it had to happen to me. You'll be surprised how far TOTT AND : THE LITTLE BLIND Central Paint will K PRINCESS go! fFor comfort, dependability and service, experienced fravelers : Princess Thers's a big difference in paints. We - choose PAA the world's most youngest daughter of Dutch Queen Marijke, believe you have seldom used a paint that experienced airline. slowly is going blind. Before Juliana Marcovers so much surface and goes on as Call ijke was born easily as this Central Paint. And, it stays your travel agent for (Feb, 8, 1947). BLIND Central Paint will K PRINCESS go! fFor comfort, dependability and service, experienced fravelers : Princess Thers's a big difference in paints. We - choose PAA the world's most youngest daughter of Dutch Queen Marijke, believe you have seldom used a paint that experienced airline. slowly is going blind. Before Juliana Marcovers so much surface and goes on as Call ijke was born easily as this Central Paint. And, it stays your travel agent for (Feb, 8, 1947). Juliana went on-lasts reservations or phone into a hospital ward to visit a patient-de amazingly. spite warnings that somelioz there had Thore are special Cantral Paints, enamels ane PAN AMERICAN German measles. The Queen caught the a varnishes for all purposes HORED. AIAHAYS measles and the Princess was born with such weak eyes that an operation was ne- . CENTRAL PASSENGERS MAIL L.CLIPPER CARGO cessary. Tatnts Rue Dantès Destouches Since Mariike won't he able to attend vif Telephones: 3451 and 2822 lare school with her three sisters. Juliana 018-830 *T. M. Reg. PAA, Inc. plans to found a school for children afflicted as she is. On her last visit to London, & V the EG Joliana reviewed for new school MARTIJN S. plans A. wirh Brirish experts. AGENT DISTRIBUTORS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY JAN 28TH. KHAITI SUN> HATI THIS WEEK wThey have a <Loup-ga- It is reported that the old rou> locked-up at the Police buildings on Rue de la ReStations, this was the phase volution that was once used that flew around town and as the legislative Palace is was the topic of conversa- to be used as a school or Pution in certain circles of the blic Offices as soon as recity this week. The fact was pairs are completed. that word had been brought to the Police that Michel Ce Sunday vening a Cr lilestin had been found in the cenced 3035, and drivin by vicinity of Fort Natfonale Joseph 1. Vales turnea over lassoing persons who hap- and was completly wrecked pen to pass by, and they na on the Coix des Bo iquets turally figured, that this cha road when the driver swerracter was *Loup-garoum, ved to avoid hitting an ania person who takes people mal crossing the ioad. alive feeds them a certain substance, which makes At Foret des Pins, this RET them will-less and into no week the thermometer drop lesser personage than a pedi to two degrees below ze <Zombies. The Police held ro. A very unusual tempera Celestin for a day and found, ture in this area at this time that their was nothing to the of year. Tbis photograpb was taken tbis week wben His Excellency tbe President gran accusations. ted a sbecial audience tothe two members of the World Healib OrganizaOnce more the date of the tion wbo are at present inHaiti to confer with themembers of tbier Thei decorations organizaand diplo- appearance of those good tion Stationed, bere, and to make an inspection tour. ma of the National Order Jooking 1951 auto number From left to rigbt : Dr Pedro I Vurgas and Miss Hlelen Martikainien the two vi- <Honneur et Mérite> have plates has been put forward siting WHO members. His Excellency President Paul E Magloire, Dr. Leon J. been awarded at the Com- The Police Dept. has set Bickam a member of WHO stationed bere, Dr: Franck Lefort of Public Health. merce Department by State the new date for 8 a. m. Service and Minister of Ed ucation and Public Healtb Dr. Jooking 1951 auto number From left to rigbt : Dr Pedro I Vurgas and Miss Hlelen Martikainien the two vi- <Honneur et Mérite> have plates has been put forward siting WHO members. His Excellency President Paul E Magloire, Dr. Leon J. been awarded at the Com- The Police Dept. has set Bickam a member of WHO stationed bere, Dr: Franck Lefort of Public Health. merce Department by State the new date for 8 a. m. Service and Minister of Ed ucation and Public Healtb Dr. Camille Lberisson. Secretary Decatrel to Mr. March Ist. Claude Etienne, proprictor of the Boulangerie St Marc. <Action Sociale> announ- old offices in Brandt's buil- gathered before the HASCO has ced this week that Mr Mau Hall, and watched City) accepted the in The Venezuelan Gover- rice Laudun, Chief of ProtoNelaton Camille, President of the crease of 10 per cent on sala nment has conferred decora- cole, will be soon appointed ding on the Rue du Quai va Communal Commission in- ries of its laborers. The P. tions of the Orders Of Liber Minister to Chili, repla- cant. The legation has been troduce the three lovely car CS. Railroad Company tador and Miranda on Mr. cing Mr. Daniel Theard. moved to the Ministers re- nival Queens to the Public has graned this same increa Maurice Laudun, Chief of sidence in Pacot. Ehe three beauties Miss Ju se. President Paul E Magloi Protocole, Col. Stephene The Haitian Federation) Mr Felix Lamela World liette Sainte, Lucienne Miot re has recommended this Woolly, Commander of the of Foorball is now pu- Health and Gisele Durosier will increase to take effect from Palace National Military blishing a neat four page Organization repren each receive $ 4.50 to take January 3. 1951. Department, Mr. Victor weekly sports periodical. tative presided over a Press care of their expenses duCauvin, President of the Bo The journal is called <Heb- conference at the Hotel ring the Carnival. After the The Haitian National livarian Society and Hubert do Sportsm, and has Mr. Splendid Monday morning. presentation Mr Camille and Commission of Carré, Director of La De- Marcel H. Douge as Chief Mr Lamela who' is an autho members of the Communal with Unesco has Cooperation forwarded mocratien. editor, it gives full coverage rity on hospital construc- Commission selected the to our office three interesto all sporting events ta- tion was here to help plan fo best perfomers from dozens ting pamphlets On questionsMadame Therese Barthe's king place in Haiti and re-] building of the new 500 bed of <folklore groups> of actuality with the follofuneral took place on Thurs ports on all the important hospital. He last returned to <bands> Rara groups and wing titles <Technical day afternoon at 4:00 at the sporting news throughout Washington night. what not, the afternoon pro! Assistance in view of Econo Sacred Heart church. The the world. ved to be very colourful mic Developments, <Race deceased was the first wife The Deparment of Public and gay. Question>, Unesco and its. of Mr. Oswald Brandt and One person was killed Health has selected Dr Har Program. mother of (Mesdames Regi- and three were injured ris, Dr Desmangles Dr. Leo There is talk, that Jean nald Peters, André Liautaud when a truck of the serviced' Sajous and Engineer Chancy Henry Elie is going into the The four ships of War and Clifford and Frantz Hygiene left the road and to investigate health condi- Paper business. He is suppo that anchored in the harBrandt. crashed into a wall in Pe- tions prevailing in the set to be planning a bour yesterday scholls throughout the Repu mill that will utilize mornings Sincere condolences to the tionville Tuesday morning. the Cruiser. LE blic. talk, that Jean nald Peters, André Liautaud when a truck of the serviced' Sajous and Engineer Chancy Henry Elie is going into the The four ships of War and Clifford and Frantz Hygiene left the road and to investigate health condi- Paper business. He is suppo that anchored in the harBrandt. crashed into a wall in Pe- tions prevailing in the set to be planning a bour yesterday scholls throughout the Repu mill that will utilize mornings Sincere condolences to the tionville Tuesday morning. the Cruiser. LE blic. waste from his bananas. are heavy U.S family and friends of the de S. Macon under the comceased. Good work was comple- MADI GRAS, is a week Owing to the mand of V. D. Long, with. ted Friday when workmen closer and construction of thel of H. E. the President intervention of a compliment of 1.250 meny The Troup du Petit Semi removed the last of the expo various floats that will pa- the who conferred : US.S: Waldron flagship naire St-Martial will preser sition gates at the Rue du rade through town during persorally Republic with the manal of the destroyer Division during the Holy Week, the: Quai entrance. the festival is under way gers of the Cen carrying Division Commandrama of the <Passion>. Dispite the drzzel of rain tral, and after large Sugar agreement der A. E. Parker and comPersons in search of the Bricontinued The Societe Nationale d' tish legation will find thel Last Sunday a large crowd) with the Labor Department on Page 10 3t Art Dramatique, will offer DOUEVER EVER YOU LONGF FOR A ISURE OUAT EORGOSH SAKES WHERE FEEL LONELY, AF MY SHARE RS RSST YOU GET YER FIND the Sunday ER on during thel HUNKE DOG DIED' THOSE LONG 1E en FROM WORK? AND F CAN TAPS carnival at 2 to 3 p. m. over 1 a 39 EVENING HOURSE LORNA HAVE MEA PREPAEEDO HOME COOKED - à HUHE station 4vm a play entitled FOR Yous - e AN *Masques. et Bergamasques. he - AN Since January the 19th L the position of Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce has been vacant. Mi. Deca- E trel Secretary of State of R Commerce and National E-] conomy was thel last Secretary of this Institution. Crpec --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN 28TH. HAYTIAN Travel - Service ESTABLISHED 1940 CONSULT BEFORE TRAVELLING 36, Rue Americaine, 36 Port-au-Prince Haiti Tel : 3232, 2424 COLONEL ROBERT RUTHERFORD Mc CORMICK.. continued from page 1 in honour of Col. and Mrs./D. S. M. The titles of a few per mill in Haiti. He discu- McCormick by Minister toof thel better known ssed. with President Magloi- the President, Luc Fouché at! boo k written by re who showed great inte- Cabane Choucoune from 11) Col McCormick: are *With rest in the project the impor a. m. to 2 p. m. Thursday the Russian Army (1915) tant factors of building such After the, mid-day ban- <The Army of 1918> (1920) a mill. The President com- quet which included the xUlysses S. Grant the great missionned the Minister of finest Local dishes and soldier of America> (1934) Commerce to report on the French wines: The Natio- <Freedom of the Press> raw materials existing ànd nal Folklore Troupe gave a (1936) <How we acquired the possibilities of increas- comendable performance our National Territory> ing. . Thursday the Russian Army (1915) tant factors of building such After the, mid-day ban- <The Army of 1918> (1920) a mill. The President com- quet which included the xUlysses S. Grant the great missionned the Minister of finest Local dishes and soldier of America> (1934) Commerce to report on the French wines: The Natio- <Freedom of the Press> raw materials existing ànd nal Folklore Troupe gave a (1936) <How we acquired the possibilities of increas- comendable performance our National Territory> ing. the supply that such an Thursday evening Director (1942). industry would require. of the KLE MATIN> and The 103 year old <Chica Col. McCormick owner of Mrs Franck Magloire ho- go-Tribune>, is one of the WEST is hanging OF over THE BORDER- Though threat of World War III two $15 million paper mills nour the Col. andi Mrs Mc most influential American evidence of tension Europe alongthe and the West Pebpr German-I there Russian seems to be little in Canada mentioned Cormick with a grand scale dailys, it has the second lar- plows line in his such felds towns only as Setzelbach, Germany, where zone this border- farmer that the great asset of ha- reception at their beautiful gest circulation in Chicago, farmers, who have farmland 300 yards in the from Russian' the Russian zone, require zone. Other ving a paper mill in Haiti is home over-fooking Petion- the Times having the lar- F resigned to tot cultivate the fact fields that over the boundary. All are complacently special that there would be no trans ville. gest. tomorrow over their dreadnaughts crops., of warn portation Mr Burns LmyoumbE problem like the John Ist Secretary one existing in transporta- of the American Embassy Colonel McCormick besition of the paper from his cfered a delighiful lun- des being Editor and publisCanadian mills during the cheon to Col. and Mrs Mc-I her of the <Chicago Tribu- PARAMOUNT winter months. He is not in Cormick Friday, before they ne> is co-founder and now PROGRAM terested in a small one or continued their trip to Ciu- part owner of the <New Sunday two' million-dollar project: dad Trujillon, Puerto Rico York Daily News> The lar a 3:30 p. January m. It's one similar in size toland the Virgin Island. gest Newspaper in the Uni- Code of the West Canadian McCormick HAIY his factories that- Colonel was téd States. He is also affi- with James Warren, he would like to build here. educated in schools in En- liated with the <Washing- at 6 and 8:30 p. m. He also stated that he was gland and Erance,graduated ton Times-Heralds, 1st part interested in the reforestation from Yale in 1903 with a What was the purpose ofl Les Actualiés de la Metro of Haiti by the method of B.A. degree, attended North Colonel McCormick's trip ? 2nd part establishing forest farms. Hel western University Law you reporter received an an- Madame Porte la Culotte Radio stations wishing to has charged friend and re- school, and was admitted to! swer from Photographer Al with Spencer Tracy and publish their weekly propresentarive in Haiti the Bar of the State of Illi-1 Madsen : *Well the Colonel Katharine Hepburne grams write <Haiti Sun> P. Franck C. Magloire to ob- nois in 1907. During World gets these notions every so Monday Jan 22 O. Box 118. tain all information which T he was attached to often, gives the word and at 8:15p. m. Listen today at noon to bring about the establish- General Pershings Staff in' off he goes, to find out him La Technique et la Tacti- <Populaire Varieties> over ment of this large paper France, and Later served,as self just whats going on in que du Football Station M. . Franck C. Magloire to ob- nois in 1907. During World gets these notions every so Monday Jan 22 O. Box 118. tain all information which T he was attached to often, gives the word and at 8:15p. m. Listen today at noon to bring about the establish- General Pershings Staff in' off he goes, to find out him La Technique et la Tacti- <Populaire Varieties> over ment of this large paper France, and Later served,as self just whats going on in que du Football Station M. B. C. mill. cemmander of Fort Sheri- some part of thé world. He Tuesday Jan 30 with A very suecessful Lunch- don during his Military been doing it regularly the- at 8 15 pm. Jennifer Jones, Joeon and Reception was given Career he was awarded the se last Five Year. Madame Porte la Culotte seph bert Cotten, Claudette ColWednesday. Jan 31 - 8:15 p. m. Friday 2nd at Feb 8:15 7LA Trois Mousqnetaires Madame Porte la Cnlotte with Lana Turner. Van Saturday Feb. 3rd Heflin, June Allyson at 8:15 Thursday Feb. Boomerang Ist at 8 : 15 p. m. with Dana Andrews, JaDepuis Ton Débart mes Wyatt. Test Your Intelligence 1. Score A "mousse" 10 points is.a: for each correct answer in the first six problems. 2.. Dress the fabric -Animal is-not a Dessert of fowl? -French saber 3. M artr bT.t Dorking Bob Mathias Decathalons won sports fame with his performance in: Kentucky World Derbies Serjes Davis Cup matches 4. the following, is nota country but a city? 5. Andorra Bogota Bhutan, SaMCE Of to E following carrots? fictional animals, which would not be expected 6. Charles Peter E. Willson, -Bugs newly-named -Dumbo Defense Harvey Production Admini: strator, was formerly president of: General A.T. 2T U. S.Steel -General Electric 7. Ht the the following letter preceding matching tett cabinet four cabinet beside have been listed. score yourself 10 points Reattent for each correct the judgment. post he Charles Jesse Donaldson Sawyer Postmaster Secretary General Interior From Left tasight : Col. Bogota Bhutan, SaMCE Of to E following carrots? fictional animals, which would not be expected 6. Charles Peter E. Willson, -Bugs newly-named -Dumbo Defense Harvey Production Admini: strator, was formerly president of: General A.T. 2T U. S.Steel -General Electric 7. Ht the the following letter preceding matching tett cabinet four cabinet beside have been listed. score yourself 10 points Reattent for each correct the judgment. post he Charles Jesse Donaldson Sawyer Postmaster Secretary General Interior From Left tasight : Col. McCormick Mrs. Franck C. Magloire, Mrs McCormick (D), Maurice Oscar Chapman Tobin Secretary S Labor T and Mr. Franck Magloire. T be above picture- was taken at the residence of Mr Total your points. A score of 0-20 Secretary is poor, 30-60, of Commerce average; Franck C. Magloire, repren tative of tbe Chicago Tribz une in Haiti. supe. inr; 90-100, very superior. 70-80, --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY JAN. 27 TH. <HAITI SUN> SHODS AO Z K S Tbe sbops in tbis section Hours are from 8 4. m. till bave been cbecked by tbis 5p. m. some sbops close beSHOPPING newspaper, and to tbe twveen tbe bours of 12 and 2 p. m. best of our knowledge their merchandise is of A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS Sat. 35 noon closing, but good quality and good a mumber of sbops especial- . AT Ly Souvenir sbops stay open value. tbrough the day. Grente Banks open at 8 4. m. and a Belle close at 1 D. m. Sat. closing noon. Haiti's leading de partment store Post Office opens at 8. d, m. and close at 5:30 p. m. NEW STOCK WELCOME FRENCH PERFUMES OF LADIES MRS CHAMPANA'S FACTORY AND SHOP DRESSES SISAL MAHOGANY ARTICLES PERFUMES ORSA & MANY FISHERS OTHER Art and Curio Shop HAITIAN Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY NOVELTIES SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House) MAISON Ave Travail Offer... du SHOP Factory: No.3 TEL: 5283. Today ORIENTALE * * Values for Men AT THE FINEST in * IN MAHOGANY * LAURA'S Apparel GIFT SHOP * AND STRAW * and Opposite KLM Airways AccesSories Rue des Miracles YOU WILL FIND Here are some very Special Buys for valuewise men daz AT an opportunity to obtain NATIVE cool cotton T-shirts and fine quality needed accessories DORISMOND & MEINBERG at most practical prices. MAHOGANY Look over this listing and NANUFACTURERS OF visit your favorite only HANDCARVED MAHOGANY Hindu WARE Shop in Haiti. SALAD BOWLS, TRAYS. Colours in... HANDCRAFTED SISAL * White H AND STRAW RUGS Beige PANTAL BUILDING Canery U GRAND RUE TEL: 2 684 Gray R ALL SIZES AT $ 1.50 R Here is your chance to THAT FEEUINGOF Choose a lovely gift- Or do ENJOYT all your own Buy a THE shopping. Save Time and what want now from E a BUYING MAISON you ORIENTALE Expense let us hold BEST and it for you for only a very small down Buy Direct from payment. What could be more economical ? Factory da GEORGES ae AT 20( Mnilor intale DESLANDES amy AHINOA STOEE SUPER FRESH MAFTIS SPECIALTIES 0000I00E8 Rue du Peupre Grand Rue Next To DADLANISITD S.A ROPEI IETORS TEL: 2242 ING MAISON you ORIENTALE Expense let us hold BEST and it for you for only a very small down Buy Direct from payment. What could be more economical ? Factory da GEORGES ae AT 20( Mnilor intale DESLANDES amy AHINOA STOEE SUPER FRESH MAFTIS SPECIALTIES 0000I00E8 Rue du Peupre Grand Rue Next To DADLANISITD S.A ROPEI IETORS TEL: 2242 --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN. 27 TH. A Community of contented cbildren living in one of the most beantiful districts of France owe tbeir good fortume to ayoung Frenchman. PETER SMALLWOOD describes bow five years ago a seventesn-year-old student determined to belp Door Parisian cbildren and, witbtbe co-operation of volunteers from many parts of the world, built up tbe organization 6 LES AMIS DES Peter Smallwood - one of many volumteers-bel ENFANTS DE PARIS' ping to rebuild the village of Le Serre neglected for fifty years, al children's village There it Five years ago, French a seven- large syndicate had cut was, two miles up the side téen-year-old boy, Pa- down the forests on the sur- of the mounfain.) Fortunatraining as a teacher in rounding mountains and cau tely, a man happened to THE ris, decided to earn more sed soilerosion, and all the be going that way and of money by selling paper in water had drained away in- fered to put me on the right Place Pigalie. While selling to the valley below. But path. It was only nine in his papers he became frien- this did not daune Robert the morning, but already dly with the poor street and his frierids they the heat of the sun was, al-4 children of Paris, and learnt led in several countries appeal- for most unbearable-At, Hast I of the sordid backgrounds volunteers to help them re- found the house which was in which they lived: Many of build the village. Soon, being used for a headquar- BRASSERIE the were COURONNE children orphans, DE LA and most of them seemed toj young men and women from ters. Our job consisted of demofind their way into the poli- every part of the world be- lishing derelict buildings, S. A ce courts. gan to arrive. They dug in- clearing the rubble of to the side of the mountain He felt he must do some- to tap for water, they cut the war, ag beginning to thing for these children. He new roads through the rub- put some order in to the pla pretended to be older than ble, and started to build a ce by constructing roads. he was, and appealed to school for the children. I Next day1 was invited to WHY BE SATISFIED. every source he could think was one of the many who start work. I had never used of for money. One of the volunteered to help. pick before, so I clutched WITH ANY BUT first people to help him was I found myself in a train : firmly and took a swing the wife of the Canadian rumbling down the Rhone' at a large piece of rock.As Ambassador, Madame Ver- valley, past Vallance, and I think about it now, I can nier. Together they formed up the valley of the Drôme. still feel the shudder of that blow DRY an CLEANING organisation which going me CAREFUL they On either side the scenery through called <The Friends of the was quite breath-taking : it from tip to toe. After the Children of Paris.> They reminded me of those incre-! first shock I soon learned found an abandoned youth dible landscapes that form to use the pick correctly, re hostel at Montreux, and by] the background to mediae- laxing at the right moment when you can ALWAYS get it 1946 had made it habitable val portraits. As the jours and letting the weight of for the children. In 1948, al ney continued, the moun- the pick do most of the dawealthy French widow ga- tains became higher andl mage. After the Children of Paris.> They reminded me of those incre-! first shock I soon learned found an abandoned youth dible landscapes that form to use the pick correctly, re hostel at Montreux, and by] the background to mediae- laxing at the right moment when you can ALWAYS get it 1946 had made it habitable val portraits. As the jours and letting the weight of for the children. In 1948, al ney continued, the moun- the pick do most of the dawealthy French widow ga- tains became higher andl mage. AT ve them the ruined village more fantastic in shape- We worked each day from of Le Serre, near Vercheny, great columns of rock shot seven in the morning to seHAITIAN AMERICAN in the Drône valley. Irj up into the sky from the ven in the evening, with a March Drôme valley. In forests like silent cathe- four-hour siesta after lunch. DRY CLEANERS twelve others formed a com drals. For the first week my hands munity and started to re-j were covered with blisters build Le Serre. Arriving at Vercheny, the and I grew so stiff that I The old village had been station-master pointed to thel (Continied on page 11) NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE # JAI APPRIS LA 3C TOURST n RÉPONSE A CECI FUME.LES CAMELS de APRES AVOIR FIMÉ DEPUIS DES DES CAMELS ANNÉES. JE SAIS el EXCLUSIVEMENT QU'ELLES SONT PENDANT 30 JOURS. DOUCES. ET IES CAMELS SONT JE LEUD Books CONNAIS VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR - AND MAGAZINES M IN Après un hebdomadaire de personnes Canee ndant FSERM de grands idtua cia mnd pout la gorge . NECtIS wedr Ceee - ENGLISH AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE causé par les CAMELS Sole distributor of tbe New-York Herald Tribune (Deliver daily to Ottr door) CURACAO TRADING CO A LA CARAVELLE Rue RouxEXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HAITI Tel. 3495- --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY JAN. 27 TH. *HAITI SUN> CURRENT ART SHOWING AT THE TIME FOR DECISION THE "PALAIS DES BEAUX ARTS" aalla By Sumner WELLES An art show which is will continue for at least The works of the local arworthy, of a visit is the cur-two more weeks. tists are divided into three In <The Time for Deci-I a book which tells the story rent exhibition of the work groups, the <Foyer des sion>, Sumner Welles urges of men as well as events, Mr of French painter Kleo Ker- Itis interesting to compa- Arts Plastiques", the <Centhe vital need of setting up Welles puts the blame square leau at the <Palais Dcs, re the 39 water-colour pain- tre d'Arb> and the various immediately effective ma- ly on those responsible for Beaux-Arts>. tings of the American artists independent artists. chinery for settling interna- the failures of our policy, Mr Kerleau's show which with the works of the local tional probems, and propo- and points out how war is under the of U-I artists... the way. in which The two ses a. specific plan for might have been avoided. nesco auspices these two different schools were pictures on this O w Id organization. He iscusses in detail the is to: continue opened Saturday until Februa- and treat the *Tropical scenes. page tional Office taken of by the NaBelieving that the founda- problems of the various ry 4th. Kerleau's show which with the works of the local tional probems, and propo- and points out how war is under the of U-I artists... the way. in which The two ses a. specific plan for might have been avoided. nesco auspices these two different schools were pictures on this O w Id organization. He iscusses in detail the is to: continue opened Saturday until Februa- and treat the *Tropical scenes. page tional Office taken of by the NaBelieving that the founda- problems of the various ry 4th. Kleo Kerleau has an The persons credited with a visit to the Tourism du World ring tions of War II we- parts of the world Latin A- interesting ha- bringing this interesting art des Beaux Artss xPalais re laid in the years since merica, eastern Europe and ving studied background. in Paris under show to the Beaux arts Pa- sentatives of the local by repreVersailles, and that only by the Near East, theFar East, several well known masters vilion are Roger Savain ofi last week. Mr. Savain press resolving now to learn from Russia and Germany and he also received instruction, the National Office of Tou- tant Director of the Natio- Assispast errors can we prevent makes some realistic: propo-1 from his artist-father, who rism, Mr. Joe Rampano of nal Office of Tourism a third world war, he re- sals for-ensuring peace in married Mme Leonie Gabri- the Beaux Arts Pavilion andi starement to the in that a views the events in Europe those areas. el of this country. Mr Ker- Mr. Edgard Laforest. Thej afternoon announced press during the last rwenty-five Hard-headed, far-sighted, leau besides being a two works of Canadian ar- his office was that years, examines the course outspoken, this enlightened recogare making eveof our policy in relation to statesman has written a book nized artist, is a very talen tist. Rene Richard the Haitian which effort to secure a showing the ted violonist. on loan to a local art, at the new and Uni them states princi of enormous scope and ran- We have been' informed vernment are scenes of Rr of pales upon which our futu- ge, which may well make it that The exhibition of the wintery home. versity um. Miami Art musere foreign policy should be the most important-and works of American artist, based. coritrovensial- wolume of Canadian artist Rene Ri and our time. chard, and local artists that Writing with frankness Oobtainable at A LA CA- began December 23, and ofat times with indignation, in' RAVELLE Book Shop. ficially ended January 15 CRITICAL ACCLAIM FOR BIBLE COMMENT 66 The Time for Desicion 99 Christians Who <THF UNIQUE IMPORTANCE of this Malign Minorities contribution to tbe great current debate Are New Betrayers on foreign policy is that it is written by one hard to believe that in this of the best-informed men of our time on TL world of ours there are the interrelations of Governments.. Much those who condemn the Jews chat it contains is news. More is comment : denial today and because condemnnation of the betrayal, of. Jesus. and judgment on men and events... It exu other. HfaJew Jews did- were betrayJesus, loyal and faithful many des heat as well as light. Mr. Welles reveand endured much persecution for als himself as a man of strong opinions his Only sake. of this and burning convictions. A book of capi- factean E otatia the wave of tal importance, required reading for every hatred that certain bigoted per- The above photo was taken at the Beaux Arts PaviAmerican, and a spur to the thinking of sonsare and other encouraging minorities in against our Ameri- Jews lion during a visit of the local press to the exhibition other peoples.>. betrayJesus, loyal and faithful many des heat as well as light. Mr. Welles reveand endured much persecution for als himself as a man of strong opinions his Only sake. of this and burning convictions. A book of capi- factean E otatia the wave of tal importance, required reading for every hatred that certain bigoted per- The above photo was taken at the Beaux Arts PaviAmerican, and a spur to the thinking of sonsare and other encouraging minorities in against our Ameri- Jews lion during a visit of the local press to the exhibition other peoples.>. Anne O'Hare McCorcommunitiés. of American Painters, last week. mick, N.Y. Times Book Review. T the injuries for those of anti-Semitismt who have suffered there KAN EASILY READ, clear and unforget is some consolation in knowing table book.. He writes in a most gripping forhis thatJesus too paid a heavy price and extremely decisive manner... I strongWith At the in turmoil, ly recommend the reading of this volume. their must time censure and those energies who upon PLatsa the You may then decide to dispense with deeds of a certain few who lived centuries ago. We must armiourmost of those others on world planning selves with truth, understanding that you have been meaning to read>. thereis and patience distrust, and createlove faith where where there Marsball Field, Chicago Sun. is doubt, and harmony where disunity flourishes. CA MASTERFUL, HARD-HITTING By dedicating our lives to all and shocking document... Welles on the convictions those who have in dungeons suffered or for prisons, their last peace is brillant. Welles on the long on crosses gallows, we can period between two wars is a privileged perpetuate which stands E glorify shining that before truth observer who missed little and forgot notthose who seek hing. And Welles on What to Do About Christians Recognizing who Ee prejudice so called as Germany' should be a front page editorial betrayers of Jesus, we must in every paper in the country.> Sterling E L maligned and strong but in merciful our defense and FAVETA North, New York Post. compassionate in our dealings with KAN INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTION the It betrayers. is from small mistruths that Members .correctly conveys the spirit of urgency lies ond erupt into of the Press photographed as they leave the and responsibility with which it is written ESLLS ance and anti-Semitism, S wiping outintoler- that har- <Palais des Beaux-Artsw after a tour through the galleMr welles has set down an auchentic in mony which may some day restore ries, inspecting the 39 paintings of American Artists, 2 terpretation, of our foreign policy over peace can be to effected. this war-troubled planet paintings of Canadian Ar tist René Richard, and a the last years as only a man of experience, As Jesus said. "Father, large collection of the works of local artists. conviction and clarity could do it.w- Rayde" them: they know not what ec (Both photographs were made by the National office 4 of Tourism. mond Swing --- Page 8 --- *HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN. 27 TH. mm rnim THURSDAY PLACES EAT PLACES & LOOK. TO FOR FUN SATURDAY, GOOD FOOD GALA IBO HAVE is our NIGHTS speciality AND AT HAITTS COLELE FINEST NITE SPOT. CLUB Na TABOU 66 FANCY DRESS BALL' ?2 Monday February 5th. SAVOY Make your reservations early as the number of Guests are limited Cover charge : $ 1.50 Dinner : $ 2:50 RESTAURANT Please Note that there will be no dinner dance on Tuesday, Feb, 6th For Information Tel : 7151 n GENUINE GERMAN O CHATELET DES FLEURS BEER, FRANKFURTERS VISIT fhe la AE AND 5.000 Goyer CAR FEET. AMOST 4 MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL CUISINE YET ONLY 35 reservations early as the number of Guests are limited Cover charge : $ 1.50 Dinner : $ 2:50 RESTAURANT Please Note that there will be no dinner dance on Tuesday, Feb, 6th For Information Tel : 7151 n GENUINE GERMAN O CHATELET DES FLEURS BEER, FRANKFURTERS VISIT fhe la AE AND 5.000 Goyer CAR FEET. AMOST 4 MILE ABOVE SEA LEVEL CUISINE YET ONLY 35 LEISURELY MINUTES FROM TOWN des THE DISTINGTIVE PLACE TO DINE AND LODGE GARDEN Arto HIRE REMEMBER *COCKTAILSIN COOL KENSCOFF>, BEER JHAYTIAN TRAVEL Flastiques OF SERVICE 108: -RUE DU CENTRE <NOBBE - BONDELS> poer- AU -PRINCEMAITI I lll (Exposition Grounds) 3 A 1 MONTE CARLO OF THE E AMERICAS EXCLUSIVE GAMBLING ROULETTE, DIÇE <21> T S FE CASINO SATURDAY NIGHT NATJONAL U BUVTHEBEST AT PORT AU- PRINCE'S ANDSAVETOO OUR SODA MOST CENTRAL MARKET LUXURIOUS FOUNTAIN: AVE. JOHN BROWN RESTAURANT SERVES *Where You A - THOSE COOLING, may AOTEL Lunch, Dine, DELICIOUS DRINKS enjoy a Swim El in Peace and Quiet MALTS and ICE CREAM III ItI lII mancha CREINIT SE Quronchidies da Belle Breote PÉTION-VILLE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY JAN 28TH. <HAITI SUN> the Maternity Clinic Wed- are giving a cocktail party) were Mr. and Mrs J. Raphanesday. lat their home in Pacot Tues el of Great Neck Long IsDr. C. W Lemke returned, day evening for Mr and Mrs land. from New York, where he Campbell who are soon to Mr Raphael has written a. under when a successful return to Washington. number of popular books. spinal operation. A promi Mr. Maurice Dartigue on South America, and he WNT nent surgeon in this coun off again on a shot business mention that he contempry for the last thirty years, trip to New York Friday. lates doing one on Haiti, beach Dr. Lemke is resuming his Mr. Milo Hakime flew (contimued on Page) practice that he was forced who has been employed for last year to give up owing the last four in comb year the Uto arthritis. nited Narions Secretariat A select group, consis- - Goodwin, in honor of <Pow XXX terminated his short vacating mostly of Doctors atten- der Maker> Dr. Hortense, Mr and Mrs Blood are ion Wednesday he Chrd ded a buffet supper and dan who arrived in our fair city back in town after a tho- flew back to Lake Success, senices ce at the home of Doctor last Friday. It will be a cos- rough cruise of the Cari- afser a two day stop-over Mitchell in Pacot, Tuesday tumed affair, and by the bbean by plane, freighter, at Kingston. Catholic night. Dr.. Mitchell who looks of the invitations, its and schooner. The Bloods XXX Hospital Chapel was raised on the Island of going to be an extraordina- seasoned travellers enjoyedl John I Synder Jn. accom- Sanday Mass at 8:30 a. m. Trinidad, is in the process ry affair. a book-load of experiences, panied by his wife and a par sermon In English. ari- afser a two day stop-over Mitchell in Pacot, Tuesday tumed affair, and by the bbean by plane, freighter, at Kingston. Catholic night. Dr.. Mitchell who looks of the invitations, its and schooner. The Bloods XXX Hospital Chapel was raised on the Island of going to be an extraordina- seasoned travellers enjoyedl John I Synder Jn. accom- Sanday Mass at 8:30 a. m. Trinidad, is in the process ry affair. a book-load of experiences, panied by his wife and a par sermon In English. of establishing a blood bank XXX and said in their honest opi ty of friends Landed at Sacré-Coeur. Sunday, in Port-au-Prince. (Among Last Sunday Mr.Koogmans nion Haiti has all the other *Bowen Field> in his D.C.6 Masses at 4-6-8:30 a. m. those attending the party sailed for home, Holland Mlands under-the-wind, travelling (not a D.C.4) Thursday. Cathedral Sunday Masses were Dr. and Madame Louis after à term of duty with, beat. Anyone Mr. Snyder who is Presi-at 4-5:30-8:30 a. m. Mars, Dr. Telson, Minister the Dutch Line here. Mr. down to Jacmel this week dent and chairman of the'St Gerard (near Oloffson) of Education Dr. Lherisson, Koogmans told the <Beach- and has room in the car for board of the Largest Ameri-Sunday (Masses 5:30-7-8:30 Dr. Levitan, Dr. and Mrs combers, he was sorry, at two good companions, plea- can Freight-car manafac-St Jean Bosco Sunday Harris, who are working leaving because he had be- se call them at the Majestic turers <Pressed Steel CarsMass at 9 a. m. with Dr. Mitchell in establis come so accustomed to Hat- Petionville. After the Mar- company.> was here as a Chapel on the Exposition hing the blood bank. ti, and the thought of selling di Gras the Bloods intend to guest of the Haitian Govern grounds, Mass at 9:a. m. XXX that lovely *Dodge> for soj return to their Cap Hai-l ment. Episcopal His Excellency Bishep little was a little more than tian by ship. The party stayed at the Holy Trinity Cathedral Collignon, who has been tra he could bear. XXX Ibo Lele, and Friday, mor- Sunday Mass at 4 a.m. 6a veling for health reasons, re XXX Back in town after a two ning was received by His m. and 8 a. m. in French turned by plane from the U Arthur O'Niell returned week business trip to Hava- Excellency the President. Be 9: 30a. m. in English S. Wednesdaya from the Virgin Islands na, and New York, are Se- fore take-off time Friday af Daily Mass 6 a. m. French XXX this week with an official nator Rene Roy and busi- ternoon. they went On a Ephany Chapel Back in town after a se- looking document clasped nessman Eric Tippenbauer grand shopping sprée Sunday- Mass at 6 a. m. jour aboard is ex-President tightly in his hand. This. do XXX the members of the party 8 a. m. in French Stenio Vincent who arrived cument is seems contains the Jeannine and Jacques' Bourat Bowen Field Tuesday! golden words that cnable jolly, daughter and son of from the U. S.The ex-Presi Arthur to all the freedoms the former Minister of Hai dent has. taken up residence of Bachelorhood. After 6 ti in London England retur in his Petionville villa whe- weeks of waiting Arthur ob ned to Port after an absenRefresh... Add re he expects to spend the tained a divorce from Mad- ces of eight months. rest of his days. lyn Pidgeon O'Niell in St xXX XXX Islands. of friends Zesi To The Hour Thomas, Virgin Sixty Ernst The marriage of Edmond Pidgeon is at present in St- Duncan, gathered on WedShoucair; son of Mr. of Bachelorhood. After 6 ti in London England retur in his Petionville villa whe- weeks of waiting Arthur ob ned to Port after an absenRefresh... Add re he expects to spend the tained a divorce from Mad- ces of eight months. rest of his days. lyn Pidgeon O'Niell in St xXX XXX Islands. of friends Zesi To The Hour Thomas, Virgin Sixty Ernst The marriage of Edmond Pidgeon is at present in St- Duncan, gathered on WedShoucair; son of Mr. and Thomas selling painting, nesday night at his home in Mrs S. N. Schoucair to Miss and it rumored that she Ave. du Travail and merriHuguette. Abraham, dau- is soon to move to -Palm ly wished him <bon voyaghter of Mr. and Beach> to take. up the posi- ge>, Ernst, son of Maitre Mrs Joseph Abraham, has tion of model in one of the Victor Duncan will set sail been announced. The cere- Beaches larger stores. shortly for Paris. to futlier money is to take place at he XXX his studies in medicine: The Sacre Coeur at 6:30 Satur- Sunday night René Kens- neighbor report the farwell day February 3rd. will threw open the doors of as being very gay and XxX his eGrandes caille and en- a musieof the xlazz band> Mrs William ( Bobby ) tertained at a *6t08> affair loud and clear. Vrooman has returned to that lasted till II :30, Mr XXX Thorland after a Health trip and Mrs Martin Mr and Mrs Mrs Marcel Fombrum ac: abroad. Bridault, Mr and Mrs Neff, companied by her two sons XXX Mr and Mrs Donyon, Mr. Danied, Jacques, and daugh Mrs. Valerio Canez flew and Mrs Lemke and Mr. ther Marie Alice to thes States Tuesday to at- seitz. flew Thursday to join tend the graduation of son. her husband Minister of Ha Tiny, (leslie measures all of iti in Havana: Daughter 6 feet 3 1/2 inches) who Marie-Claude is already in graduated Friday from UHavana, she crossed with De nion College Schenectady nise Roy, private secretary New-) York, with a degreein A daughter was born this to the Minister. Electrical Engineering. Ge-1 week to Lieutenant and Mrs Glad to: be back from Mexneral Electric are to take al Charles Turnier The proud ico City where she reports person hand in Leslie's engi mother the iformer Laura they are experiencing the Catili nering training, for the next Riboul, has announced that coldest winter in years, is year he will attended one of they have named the child Margarita Margungia of the "Coke" their modern training cour- Marie Elizabeth. American Embassy here. Miss ses. After which he will re XXX Margungia spent a months turn to assist father who is Barbara, Merna Sue, and vacation' in Mexico, cit was atjor it either may o .both the G. E. man in Haiti. father Maurice have already awfully coldo. mademarks mean the same thing. XXX become accustomed to haXXX Rumors are flying. that ving the new son-in-heir Miss Rosa Buteau flew to du BOmD UDNE AUTHORIY Of n.cOCA-COIA CORPANY EY one of the most amusing Jeffrey Edouard around the Paris this week to take up BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE <Ballss of the season or cen house. Mrs. Maurice (Mi- her new position as a secretury, will take place Friday tiam) Sager and son tarv at the Haitian Embassy S. . XXX become accustomed to haXXX Rumors are flying. that ving the new son-in-heir Miss Rosa Buteau flew to du BOmD UDNE AUTHORIY Of n.cOCA-COIA CORPANY EY one of the most amusing Jeffrey Edouard around the Paris this week to take up BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE <Ballss of the season or cen house. Mrs. Maurice (Mi- her new position as a secretury, will take place Friday tiam) Sager and son tarv at the Haitian Embassy S. A next. at the home of John Jeffrey arrived home from Mr and Mrs Eric Neff --- Page 10 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN 28TH. CF NoW DARE YOUA ACCISE ME Yous SATR RIOHT IN FRONT OF BLINKY OHISOMETIMES I WwY CANT WE EVER BREAKING MY DATE WITH AND SLUCGER AT THE MOVIES,AND HATE YOU, SANDY SMITH! HAVE AF FAIR AROUMENT Xou SOI COULD COWITH MIKE! MR FRUMPDISH SAW YOUTWOINTHE WITHOUT YOUGETTING STRICTLY FRESH LAST BOOTHIN THE DRUGSTORE E TECHNICAL AND DRAGPeggy you AFTERWARD! a GINO OUT ALOT OF Huntington, W. Va., man DID! PROOF! T who chose to live in a chicken coop rather than in a house with his mother-in-law was found "nearly dead" by health authoriDIDNT! ties. Probably because he was doubly henpecked. The robbery of the Stone Scone- will long be a NH gem in annals * of crime, A man in Grand Rapids, Mich., adr his thumb tacking a 1851 calendar. on the wall. When the S Bright Plaids Invade Bedrooms - BY EDNA MILES pLAm. which may be found everywhere these, days 2REE from a child's hair-bow to a man's dinner jacket, has invaded the boudoir with a bang, hammer hit his fnger, he must have thought IT Meap" year. Bright, bold colors and forceful patterns give a new Ithas been. suggested that blank look to rooms that once bespoke a rather timid femininity records be installed in juke boxes lin pale pinks and blues. forfolks who want to buy silence, testiAtlastt there's a use tor the If your daughter's a teen-ager, chances are she's mad py of criminals appearing beabont plaid, and would happily repeat the tartan "of her fore the Senate Crime Investigetfavorite skirt all over her room. ing Committee. This being the case, let gaicty prevail and go all-out a a Birmingham. A service station, Ala.. got operator so excited Ir with matching coverlet. petticoat and pillow sham for her - - - - - - overa football game he absentbed. And repeat the pallern, in ruffled draperies. The - N - N I - - - - mindedis-scattered Bet set $2000 many along a man a efTect is as lively as football rally. etreet. in motion. that Perhaps you, too, feel your bedroom could use a bit of vibrant pattern. Your husband in particular should be HAITI THIS WEEK plensed with a change. Few men find lacy ruffles to their (continued from page 3) taste. manded by J.C. Shaw : U.S. An eye-catching effect is achieved when you adorn your This dancing plaid bedroom ensemble, made of sewn, S. Putman commanded by J. a bed with plaid petticourt, a harmonizing coverlet in a tailored and ruffled cotton taffeta, should bring gaiety to H. Hill: U. S.S. Ault comsolid color, and a plaid bolster. HAITI THIS WEEK plensed with a change. Few men find lacy ruffles to their (continued from page 3) taste. manded by J.C. Shaw : U.S. An eye-catching effect is achieved when you adorn your This dancing plaid bedroom ensemble, made of sewn, S. Putman commanded by J. a bed with plaid petticourt, a harmonizing coverlet in a tailored and ruffled cotton taffeta, should bring gaiety to H. Hill: U. S.S. Ault comsolid color, and a plaid bolster. Leave your draperies any room. The staceato plaid set includes petticoat, covermanded by H. Marvin plain to tone in with this, more subtle combination., let, piliow sham, curtains and valance. Smith. The Vessel that FiPENSION red yesterdays twenty-one <SAN MICHELE> gun salute was the U.S. S. Macon. The ships will sail CASTERA MATERNITY IN cool petionville, offers from port at sun-down ANSWERS TO CLINIC a delightful homelike at- this day. Intelligence Test mosphere, comfortable PRINTING Dr. Georges Castera's com- rooms French, SFERTA CHOTOENGRAVINON Haitian, and By decree of H. E. the 1Dessert. 2 Victoria. fortable, and completly mo- American Cuisine at Decathalons. LB ogota. LITHOGBAPHISUE dern 12 room cli moderate very President of the Republic Dumbo. 6- General Electric. OFFSETPRINTING a COLOR WORK Maternity prices. Special fa-1 the pension of citizen Secretary of Comm erce; (B) 44 4* nic is at your service. This vorable terms may be arran] Franck Lavaud, ex-PresiAEE General; (C) Secreclinic is located ged for tary of Labor; (D) Secretary of RUE AMERICAINE 1348 up-to-date person wishing to dent of the Junta GovernInterior. TELEPHONE 2278 in the same building as thel stay as permenant guests. ment has been liquidated to Pharmacy Castera, opposite Please Telephone 7175. the sum of 1500 gourdes. the Telegraph and Telephul ne Building. Call 2131. Ticklers wY George MILER RIB OuR HLMILER EOXING INCOMPARABLE ALLGLOVES QUALITE WEATHER CALAY PUNCH, C'est pourquoidans le monde entier, de plus forts tomnages sont transportés sur pneus poids leurds Goodyear que sur dcs pneus de toute autre marque. observés A L que doms Goodyear sont f qualité pour EE incomparable GOOD/YEAR Henduranee et le rendement kilométrique d'une remarquable Good d rear offre Pourun achietes maximum des pneus d'autres oids lot Pire extra- obustes Hard Rock: poids Goodyear! ecd Lug- Stusided Pure-brip Xtra -A All LE Eh.die Tred Service. econber 3-49-6F "Can you recommend a game that my wife can't best me at!" --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY JAN 28TH. <HAITI SUN> 'Les Amies des : ON DISPLAY NOW -UNE DAIEi Enfants de Paris SPORT continued from pageb at BOUCARD'S could hardly lift the pick. We demolished houses with dynamite and built a huge In the name of the Char) the best athletes of the conti buttress to bank up the road THE NEW FREE FROST d'Affaires of Argentina, nent will attend. recommend a game that my wife can't best me at!" --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY JAN 28TH. <HAITI SUN> 'Les Amies des : ON DISPLAY NOW -UNE DAIEi Enfants de Paris SPORT continued from pageb at BOUCARD'S could hardly lift the pick. We demolished houses with dynamite and built a huge In the name of the Char) the best athletes of the conti buttress to bank up the road THE NEW FREE FROST d'Affaires of Argentina, nent will attend. With the way. Between times, it was C E. Ricardo A. Peluffo, mutual cooperation of the refreshing to take one's ti- WESTINGHOUSE, CEOUIILID and local sport authorities, Haitian and Argentinian red eyes away from the all Haitian swimmers are in Governments and the aid re of the stone and look gla- at) to REFRIGERATOR vited themselves of the President of Argenti- the mountains, always diffe Sunday alirAro at 9:00 a. m.at na and Madame Peron gui- renti in the changing light, the pool of Club Thorland ded by the highest sport au- or listen to the MORE ECONOMICAL and This convocation is made in) thority of Argentina, Dr. Va which sang nightingales loudly all 1a order that the best Haitian; lenzuela, President of the through the day. BETTER IN MORE swimmers may be picked Argentine Olympic Commi- Our litrle and trained to perfection for ttee, this festival will be one consisted of twelve community men THAN participating in the Paname of the most interesting, to! and women, some of them TEN WAYS rican Olympics to take pla- every take place in South married, and they had in ce in Buenos Aires, Argenti- America. their care abour na. At this sport meeting children. The group twenty-five was di vided into family units that lived in houses lent to them by the peasants. The childdren Boucard went to & school every Co day and had holidays arranRUE DU FORT PER TEL: 2092 ged for them in other parts of France. They were bright For Finest Quality.. and enthusiastic kids, a cons Finest tant delight; and every day Flavor.. it became more difficult to ask for believe that they had been through some of the bitter experiences of CANADA which we had heard. They were full of afuta AEEEET fection and so DRY happy: and FOOTBALL HALL FAME-At annual meeting of the conrented that it speaks voNational Collegiate 5OFE Association, TEAT in Dallas, Tex, plans lumes for the community fora Above proposed National Football Hall of Fame were discussed. and the work it is doing. is an would Leurie conception erected in New of the Brunswick, proposed N. Building, J.r which When they grow up they are all quite free to leave and fend for themselves. Their community of course, The: most delicious flavors in the hopes that many of them world carry the Canada Dry When have will stay on, continue with label. Name your favoriteyou the building, till the land, Canada Dry makes it, and puts and help to give other chil into it all the quality, purity Anything to dren a chance of a happy, and sparkle that have made BRRLLT paint, healthy chidhood. Canada Dry the first name in My fellow-workers came beverages. a bottle today. CANADA Enjoy from all walks of life. Five DRY don't Forget.. That boys I especially remember Allf Popular flavors- Prices to a AmR belonged Friends bulance Unit : they were We handle... Quakers doing their call-up duty in this way because they SPARKLING WATER hey were an concientious ob GINGER ALE-CHERRY SODA jectors. They had taken the FRUIT KOLA -CREAM SODA GRAPE cause to heart and were an BOTTLED BY inspiration to use all. Ano- had USINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S. 4. Shewin Williams ther lad who joined us NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL : 2079 only arrived in England a month before from South Africa. duty in this way because they SPARKLING WATER hey were an concientious ob GINGER ALE-CHERRY SODA jectors. They had taken the FRUIT KOLA -CREAM SODA GRAPE cause to heart and were an BOTTLED BY inspiration to use all. Ano- had USINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S. 4. Shewin Williams ther lad who joined us NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL : 2079 only arrived in England a month before from South Africa. <BEACH COMBER> Mr. Paints and Varnishes Some day soon this villa- (continuned) Angus Smith promi ge will be complered. So far nent New York designer is some food has been suppli- Mr. John Burns Ist Se- at present in Haiti staying ed by the Red Cross, and a cretary at the American Em- at the Hotel Splendid. Mr. GUY BARREYRE generous share of moral sup bassy Ihere gave a <5to7> Smith is here to cast a proport has been given to the cocktail party Tuesday eve- fessional eye over Hajlian project by Unesco. But ning, for Commander Mac- Materials, styles, and designs DISTRIBUTOR what has really made it all Kenzie and the Officers of Wednesday. evening the a success is the interest and the USMSTS <American Sai engagement of Miss Colette activity of so many people lor>, training vessel of the Lespinasse to Gilbert Brandt from many parts of the Maine Maritime Academy. was toasted at a delightful world. I am sure that <Les The vessel arrived in Port party given at the home of 114 RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES Amis des Enfants de Paris> Monday on a training crui- Miss Colette's father, (Maiis a fine idea. I hope that se from Castine Maine, tre Pierre-Eugene Lespinasse PORT-AU-PRINCE its influence may perhaps and sailed Wednesday for Close friends and relatives reach the hearts of an even Cristobal Panama Canal of the couple attended this PHONE : 3394 larger circle of friends. Zone. royal affair. --- Page 12 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY JAN 28TH. Classified Advertisements EVERYTHING YOU NEED Buy Sell Help Wanted For Rent LFor Sale Lost and Found make to the coming carnival Classified advertisements of land upon road of MorTHE MARDI-GRAS are accepted for things ne-à- Cabrits Watered land wvanted Or unwvanted; artin Advantageous price. oles jor sale; personal serviOF YOUR LIFE miscellaneons items, g) Several properties at ces; roL Desprez. Magnificent sight. a Advantageous price such. as jobs wanted:bouses 1) Properties of all sizes for rent: tutoring; traveling at Kenscoff, Petionville, companions; ideas for sale. Boutillers; Port-au-Prince : not accepted, advertise- Offers : etc. ments of political nature. a( New House, wall, at Rate: 25c per insertion, ma Petionville a 3 rooms (bed) Motors for sewing machines. ximum ofio words. hall dining room toilet room Also.. 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Heads Czechs DN HORIZONTAL VERTICAL Ia Belle 1,7Pictured first 1Woody plant AMVSVA Grcote President Czecho- of 2Part of foot G7 SVHOHL Slovakian 3Nocturnal birds a TOUL Republic ES6E 14Town in 5Constellation 4Parent EREMEEE USXBER Punjab Ex-President Estimé Returns 151 Exaltation 7Repast 6Separate 25 countrymen Sows 411 421 Wing-shaped Destiny 161 171 Lamprey 8Landed 261 Rushes 43Pond To The Caribbean 10'Owing Fearful 9Sorrowful 27 Health resort 44'Tardy 20Otherwise 10Near 28 Equality 45We 22Tip 11Be carried 29 Point a 46Male deer The aVoz Dominicana>' demonstrated 23Atthis place 12Belonging to weapon 48'Astringent announced ly that the ex2Like 31 National mineral salt Tu:esday mor- president of Haiti is of 26 Accomplish ul joint Aeronautic 49 Get up ning that Mr. Estimé the 27Extra 181 Rhode, Island Association 50Seines of Haiti communise allegiance and 30J Indian mone- (ab.) (ab.). 52Twitching! ex-president had arri that he is those who. among tary units Serious 32 Viper 53Solar body evedin.. Kingston, Jamaica, have contributed 34H Early Amer- 23His memory is 33Streets (ab.) 56 Sun god from France with his wife to the ican political by his 40Cried 581 Depart children propagation of the commu writer on board of the nist doctrine in the Carri-" 35 Cook in an French vessel <Columbia> bean, Futhermore, it staoven Estimé was unable to disemb 366 Supplied with ted that Estimé has in his weapons a T k Jamaican a u- possesion $6.000.000 to 37Snares thorities, f or se overthrow the New Govern 38Steamship (ab.) ven hours, throughly search ment of Haiti., 39 Southeast from top to bottom the pa 40Float (ab.) pers and baggages belon43In addition ging to Haiti's ex-chief of 47Mend TOURING - state, he was allo-r Icis almost certain that BINOte of EUROPE Gen. plied with ted that Estimé has in his weapons a T k Jamaican a u- possesion $6.000.000 to 37Snares thorities, f or se overthrow the New Govern 38Steamship (ab.) ven hours, throughly search ment of Haiti., 39 Southeast from top to bottom the pa 40Float (ab.) pers and baggages belon43In addition ging to Haiti's ex-chief of 47Mend TOURING - state, he was allo-r Icis almost certain that BINOte of EUROPE Gen. and only Guido's scale Commander DwightD. Eis of the ower, Supreme wed to disembark as the Co Stated the Radio that 52 Browns bread lantic Pact Arreane currently At- lombia weighed anchor. his month stay in Jamaica 54Prevaricute touring effort to Prime would not be extended. Mr. 551 He wasa The Minister of JaSTEE famous FuA build FALEELS their common Pact defenses. countries maica Bustamente, finally Bustamente has declared sEighth: monie "Tke". will return. Washington, granted him one thatthe ex-president of Haiti S0Syrup after flying visits de Spain,Italy, month 60 Goblins Luxembourg, Germany, France. asylum in Jamaica. The Ra will have Police: protection dio stated that it was clear. during his sejour. FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION