--- Page 1 --- II A I I - un BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE EDITOR EM. A.MAINVILLE VOLUME 1. $ SUNDAY FEB. 4TH No. 21 Mrs FRANCK MARTIN ENJOYS COL McCORMICK CARNIVAL 1951. WITH QUEENS REUNION FILM STAR SON OFFERED HAITI By Grace Stone Hall week in the Roney Plaza ho Party for Conte.. Richard tel, it was fun to hear them PAPER mother, Mrs. MILL Conte's Franck talk for a AID and plan party J. Martin of Portau-Prince at the Martin's home at and Miami, is hoping that 6201 S. W. 50th St., Mia- By Jules DUBOIS her son, star of xUnder the mi. (Chicago Tribune Press Gun,> the Universai Inter Vieupoint Richard, Service). national production, (pre really Nicky of Italiaa des- Port-an-Prince, Haiti,Jan miere at Wometeo theaters) cont, has serious ideas about 26 - President Paul E. Ma gloire of Haiti has offered Col. Robert R. McCormick, edicor and publisher OfTHE CHCAGO TRIBUNE, every facility of the Haitian government to establish a paper mill in this icountry. Col. McCormick was received yesterday by President Magloire in the presidential palace, Present during the interview were L. E MARIE FOUCHE ELIANE MAYARD Fouché, minister of the Cap-Haitien Gonaives sidency and Franck CI. R gloire, publisher of Le Mariin. Offers Tax Exemption Col. McCormick had begun a survey of the possibility of establishing .a paper mill in this country. When President Magloire learned it during the interview E promptly informed Col. McCormick that he could be assured of a.tax free operation for five years. This would include free importa tion of all machinery equipment materials, and supplies. President Magloire, the first chdef executive to be GISELE DUROSIER LUCIENNE MIOT elected by direct popular suf Porfau-Prince Port-au-Prince frage in the history of Haiti conversed with Col. McCormick in French, Magloire said one presidential term of FUN : Having luncheon at the Saxony hotel, Miami Beach, six years will suffice for him Mrs. Franck J. Martin of Miami and Port-au-Prince and and that he will not seek to her popular son, Richard Conte, the motion pieture; star, prolong his regime. chat gaily. Enjoying this brief holiday in his fast-moving At noon, Col. and Mrs. schedule while here for the premiere Friday night of his McCormick were guests of picture, <Under the Gun, they talk about possibiliy of a Fouché at a typical Haitian creall visit.s Mr, Martin will be having the premiere of his luncheon. For the first time new office building early in February in the Haitian capi- in the McCormicks' world tal and they are hoping Richard (Nicky) may fly there for travels, which have taken the celebration. (Photo by MicNulty) them in the Chicago Tribune plane to every continent will come back here and the theater and motion pic they saw voodoo on to Haiti to be there for] tures. He believes that eve- The Haitian national folklo the formal opening of Mr. ry city should have a little re troupe performed to the Martin's new office buil- theater and remembers his tunes of voodoo drums. The ding early in February.Chat- own amateur performances only parts of the ceremony JULIETTE SAINTE MARGUERITE ting with the happy mother that ledi him to a scholarship missing were the intonations Port-au-Prince Port-de-Paix ST-JUSTE and sO11 at luncheon last Continued on page 11) Continued on page 12) eve- The Haitian national folklo the formal opening of Mr. ry city should have a little re troupe performed to the Martin's new office buil- theater and remembers his tunes of voodoo drums. The ding early in February.Chat- own amateur performances only parts of the ceremony JULIETTE SAINTE MARGUERITE ting with the happy mother that ledi him to a scholarship missing were the intonations Port-au-Prince Port-de-Paix ST-JUSTE and sO11 at luncheon last Continued on page 11) Continued on page 12) --- Page 2 --- -HAITE SUN> SUNDAY FEB. 4TH AROUND the WORLD this WEEK" Firestone PRICES SOON TO RISE Advise--Buy Now : FITS MOST in Michigan but seldom (fours" and CARS. FOUR ROSEBUSH BUDS A NURSERY- uTrecew grow so-there was todo A quadruplets born to Mrs. Ann Rosebush of Pontiac, shown as she EXTRA Firestone gother first at the a girls and boys. The quads, who were immediately installed in private POWER hot houses - in Joseph's Mércy Hospital, weighed la total of 15 pounds and five ounces at birth and were named Krystal, Kristine, Keith and Kenneth. 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A. during the fra days of the Seoul RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES evacuation. AGENT DISTRIBUTORS ack-board frame, Taints this South Korean refugee lashed his belongings to the PAN AMERICAN vehicle. A pair of improvised leather suspenders, attached to HORLD the cart, enabled him to wear it Aapra AIRWAYS like a knapsack as' he crossed a E G V PASSENGERS-* MAIL SCLIPPER CARGO - footbridge the Han River & MARTIJN S. A. during the fra days of the Seoul RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES evacuation. AGENT DISTRIBUTORS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY FEB. 4TH KHAITI SUN> HAITI THIS WEEK The Government has de-I legated Mr Schiller Nicolas Chief of the Extension Service of the. SCIPA and Mr. Montasse Charlot, Director of the Agricultural Extension Service to represent it at, the Agricultural Meeting which is organized at Turialba (Costa Rica), by the In teramerican Institute of Agricultural Sciences for cialists. of the countries América. Its just another effort on the part of <Haiti Motors> to keep up. with the times, the'installation of two of the most modern pieces of equip ment yet to be invented in the auto-world. These two ultra-modern hospital IcoRing instruments that would His Excellency the, Presid ent at Saint Martin last look more at bome in His Excellency President of the Republic cutting the Sunday, Laying the corners cne.ofithe hew housing xatomic plant> instead a ribbon that stretched across the new Western section project for workers. their present position in the of the Casernes Desalines, during the inuguration ce- <Ford dealers> garage, * a- remonies last Friday morning. waiting the arrival'of an expert who.willsupervise cheir - installation. What is their iobi ? They almost. make your car tatk, rhey tell on a woodlooking set: of dials just what ails your car, when its not runnig right. They are called the <Disrributor Stroboscopex and the <Diagnosis test sets>. Director of the Haitian Tourist Center: ine New York, Gerard de Catalogne who has been spending a short vacation in Port with his, family. and friends returned to New York Tuesday. A scene of a crowd estimat d at several thousand per- On his. return to New York sons acclaiming H. E. the President of the- Republic at he will commence prcpara- His Excellency President Magloire at the entrance the ceremony of the laying of the first stone of the <Ci tions for the Haiti week that of Diquini's tunnel on a inspection Tour this week. - Ouvrière> at Saint Martin. is' to take prace in the big ci- He is accompanied. by Ministers EFouché, Arsène Maty soon. gloire, and Colonels Prosper and Wioolley. Last Sunday morning at One speaker stated that, the 10, at Saint Martin, Presi- chief of Stare had not failed Mr. Duane,Adams Direc- Friday the new powerl in present day Haiti, and dent Magloire, in an impres, to conceivé the integration tor of course at the Haitian packed sure footed . their size 9.00 x 13 tires cersive céremony before a gat- ofa citizen rehabilitated American Institute. lectured restful riding.. <Trailblazer> tainly look as though they hering, estimated : at thou within decént environments Friday evening at eight, in arrived in Port-au-Prince. chief of Stare had not failed Mr. Duane,Adams Direc- Friday the new powerl in present day Haiti, and dent Magloire, in an impres, to conceivé the integration tor of course at the Haitian packed sure footed . their size 9.00 x 13 tires cersive céremony before a gat- ofa citizen rehabilitated American Institute. lectured restful riding.. <Trailblazer> tainly look as though they hering, estimated : at thou within decént environments Friday evening at eight, in arrived in Port-au-Prince. should give a good account sands, laid the.cornestone of with new aptitudes towards the Institutes auditorium on The <Trailblazers is Stude- of themselves. the first Workers city: As the problems of economic American Folk Music.Next baker's answer or rather part. of President Magloire's and social life. week's edition will carry a challenge to the toughest program worker's cities such FOR SALE, brand new 9 review of this Lecture. terrain Studebaker. went GOOFERI as this, are to be construcmem- all the way in a HOT FRtne ft, sailing dinghy, newly The newly appointed designing LITHOGRAPHIQUE ted in the populated parts painted, and cempletly rig- bers of the Diplomatic Servir wide range of all purpose mo o of the Capital and cities of ged; set of vails and oars, the ce are leaving for their res- dels for its rugged off-the- OFFSET PRINTING COLOR WORK the Republic by the Depart- boat is in a seaworth condi- pective posts. Pierre Carrie, road Trailblazer line. This 5XXX22292212429 RUE AMERICAINE 1348 ment of Public Works. tion and will sail anywherc. Consul Maurice Liautaud, should solve a lot of trans- TELEPHONE 2278 Interested persons. contact R and Yvan Desinor, flew off portation problems existing After the President had H. McDonald American Em- to their South American aplaid the first sotne of this bassy. pointments this week. social enterprise, the of the ReverTHS YEP BUTIVE BOUT GRACIOUS BELEVE OURE A7 AV EM IT en Father Leguen CaE FECL GE Ebpbaro R S? - thedral Notre Dame, gave PAW3 IM LIA his blessing and sprinkled MY SOMETHING Holy Water on the corCa nerstone, speeches were de livered by Sud-Secretaires of State MM. Emmanuel Michaud, Clément Jumelle and by M. Georges Pierre-Louis - reprecsentative of the xJeu- E nesse du Bel-Air.s The emphasizd in their speeches, the R need for adult education for the Worker who will inhabit these new communities. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUNDAY FEB. 4TH SUN> HAYTIAN Travel - Service CONSULT BEFORE TRAVELLING ESTABLISHED 1940 36, Rue Americaine, 36 Port-au-Prince Haiti Tel : 3232, 2424 BRITAIN'S FORCES NEAR MILLION MARK "Bon Voyage to Britain now has 845,900 able-bodied male between enlistment, this total is exmen under arms. Through 16 and 26, a strict limit on pected to near the million increase of exemptions, a mark during 1951. Globetrotter an conscripted and steppedA service to two years for eve- up campaign off voluntary Nearly half of Britian's land forces are already serving overseas. Some 200.000 Before plane-time, Thurs- Deschamps and Mr. and Mrs men, our of a total army day morning, your reporter Franck Magloire. strength of about 458.800 interviewed a passager, who What is the purpose of you: are fighting or standing had none of the usual bagga trip,>. this question has been guard in 19 countries across ges (luggages) difficulties put to me by many newspathe lifelines of the free that one encounters these pers in various countries I world. These 19 countries days on a trip around the find it hard to answer, any are : Germany, Austria, world, This tall slim man way they usually save me the Trieste, Gibraltar, Malta, who wore spectacle and bother and put in a phase Cyprus. 800 interviewed a passager, who What is the purpose of you: are fighting or standing had none of the usual bagga trip,>. this question has been guard in 19 countries across ges (luggages) difficulties put to me by many newspathe lifelines of the free that one encounters these pers in various countries I world. These 19 countries days on a trip around the find it hard to answer, any are : Germany, Austria, world, This tall slim man way they usually save me the Trieste, Gibraltar, Malta, who wore spectacle and bother and put in a phase Cyprus. Iraq Jordan, Lybia, peared to have little aate rhat they wish to. Egypt (Suez Canal Zone ) left on his head and gave Its difficult to put in words Sudan, Eritrea, Kenya, Aden the appearance of being and if you do people think Ceylon, Malaya, Hong well past h3s twenty two you are mad, but a certain Kong, Korea, Caribbean A- years, was Sylvestre young feeling which makes a pit be rea (Jamaica, British Hon- Paris student who had set fote your brain... you feel duras). The Royal Navy out last August to trot a- obliged to fill this pit, with with more than 145,000 round the world without progress of your knowledge men and the'R. A. F. with money or baggage. you <concretisen that pro216.800 are similarly spread During a short conversation gress by new adventurous strategically across the with this quiet son of a Pa- steps in the world. This felworld. cis surgeon your reportér ling is at its maximum in found the answerst to the facing the sea. The. turKOREA following questions. <Mr. ning aad whirling of the Britain has been fighting Sylvestre you intend to fly current and waves made me in Korea from the very today to Caracas, well then. undersend in 10 seconds start, when her Far Eastern just how did you manage everything about the great Fleet was put under the com this trip and where do you movement of the world..rea nand of General Mc-Arthur plan to go from there?> son" of everything. and. that A Coasta' Command unit. Britain, already deeply com- <From Caracass said globe- same attractive pole that was mitted in tighting the com- trotter Sylvestre, <I intend for m the sea, changed inmunists in Malaya with a to go overland to Chili, I to a great hate for the waconsiderable army, made will either hitch-hike or ves... that proves to me swift.plans to rush troops to walk which ever means pre- that the world never chanKorea. The first arrived in sents itself. From Valparai- ges. but only the perspectiAugust.: Today there now o-! so Chili I intend to catch a ve we heve of it changes... ver 22.000 men of all servi- ship to New Zealand then to the cup becoming empty. ces in the Korean battle the Australia go On to Asia and atre. Of these, 10.000 mnen finnally return to Paris. But since Reykjaviks are serving in the Royal Na- I was not very successful capital of Iceland, my emovy's Far Eastern Fleet. The in my attempts to secure a tional feelings dissappeared ships of this fleet in Korean, position as *work-aaway > slowly.: I continue my vowaters at present consist of aboard any of the ships that yaging with out the convic: 1 light carrier, 2 cruisers, 61 call here, and sail to Sout- tions and emotions uf the destrovèrs and 4 frigates. hern waters, so I decided to paet : I am getting old ! Women of the Services fill key jobs Ground troops comprise two buy' an old <coralin," for brigades. my attempts to secure a tional feelings dissappeared ships of this fleet in Korean, position as *work-aaway > slowly.: I continue my vowaters at present consist of aboard any of the ships that yaging with out the convic: 1 light carrier, 2 cruisers, 61 call here, and sail to Sout- tions and emotions uf the destrovèrs and 4 frigates. hern waters, so I decided to paet : I am getting old ! Women of the Services fill key jobs Ground troops comprise two buy' an old <coralin," for brigades. the 27th, toralling twenry dollars and a sail for Thank you Haiti for the about 12.000 mert. The for ten dollars, that an Arca- wiser you have made me. I mer arrived at the end of chon fisherman offered to. thank Haiti for the lesson August from Hong Kong, sell me. (A coralin is a small of patience her country peowhere: ie has formed part oben fishing boat) But seve- ple taught me... Ishali reof the, garrison. The 29 th ral of the peonle of this ci- member for a long time the Brizade was formed especia Tv that had befriended me, walks by night near Kenslly in Britain for the Korean heard of my sea venture and coff and Boutillier the night campaign and came under on learning that I proposed file of wcmen and their General Mac-Arthur's icom to 0 from island to island headload of products for mand at the beginning of No till T reach South. America the morrows market. I shall vemberz There is also a in this little boat and thar remember for a long time small force of Royal Mari mv sen exnerience amounted the good smiles and eyes ne Commandos which urri Te xnil>, thev came TO my that crossed mine in your ved in August and recently assistance and Durchased a streets and country lanes, took part in the battle a: plane ticket to Caracas. and when I go back to Fran round Hugnam. In addition ce and if I meet one of yours 2 cmnadrons of RAF Sunder The persons that assisted in Paris I wish he stops be- *and flving-boats have been me on this wLega, of my fore me and says, xthat in oneration since the mid. and eyes ne Commandos which urri Te xnil>, thev came TO my that crossed mine in your ved in August and recently assistance and Durchased a streets and country lanes, took part in the battle a: plane ticket to Caracas. and when I go back to Fran round Hugnam. In addition ce and if I meet one of yours 2 cmnadrons of RAF Sunder The persons that assisted in Paris I wish he stops be- *and flving-boats have been me on this wLega, of my fore me and says, xthat in oneration since the mid. trip around the world are my man comes from Haiti, he: A navigator at work in a ship's chart-room. dle of July. good friends Mr. Jackie has my Sun in his smile.> --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY FEB. 4TH <HAITI SUN> SAODS M S The shops in this section Hours are from 8 a. m. till bave been checked by thbis SHOPPING p:m. some shops close benewspaper, and to tbe tveen tbe bours of 12 and m. our best of knowledge 20. their mercbandise is of A Sat. is noon closing, but good quality and good DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS a number af sbops especial value. . . AT ly Sonvenir shops stay open tbrough. the day. Banks open at 8a.m. and la Belle Ereote close at 1 p. m, Sat. closing noon. Haiti's leading de pariment store Post Office opens at 8. G. 32. and close at 5:30 D. m. NEW STOCK WELCOME FRENCH PERFUMES OF LADIES MRS CHAMPANA'S FACTORY AND SHOP DRESSES N SISAL MAHOGANY ARTICLES PERFUMES & Re SA MANY OTHER FISHER HAITIAN Art and Curio Shop NOVELTIES Rue du Quai - - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY SHOP: Rue du Quai (In front of Custom House). Factory: Ave du Travail No 3 TEL: 5283. DRESS Y THE FINEST * AT SMARTLY... * IN MAHOGANY * LAURA'S be envied and admired AND STRAW * by your friends-These all GIFT SHOP English woven woolen un- Opposite KLM Airways crushable materials are gua-l Rue des Miracles YOU WILL FIND ranteed to last for mahy years. They always look smart ! AT NATIVE PLAIN & STRIPED DORISMOND & MEINBERG SUITING MAHOGANY MANUFACTURERS OF IN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY WARE SALAD BOWLS, TRAYS. BROWN, BLUE, GREY, HANDCRAFCED SISAL AND STRAW RUGS FARON, CREAM, NAVY H PANTAL BUILDING U GRAND RUE TEL:2684 BLUE R 58" & 60' wide R Y ENJOY THAT FEELINGOF PRICE $ 3.80 AUNE BUYING THE UP TO $ 12.50 Save Time and SELECT A SUIT LENGTH Expense BEST NOW FOR A Buy Direct from SMART HOLIDAY SUIT ! Factory GÉORGES AT SUPER FRESH Mailon MIPNAE lafn DESLANDES SPECIALTIES MAFTIS OMS MONAN TE Mih Rue du Grand Rue Next To CIDIOMSIOSA ETOR Peupie PHARMACIE TELEMAQUE TEL: 2242 --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY FEB. 4TH THE UNESCO EFFORT IN HAITI UNESCO's activities in pend on the response of the! to read and to cure their Haiti consist of a Pilor Pro- peasants themselves, as fun-: Yaws. while the soil on ject in Fundamental Educa- damental education is not which they depend for their tion which is being carried something that can ba impo- very existence is being wasou at Marbial in the Gosse- sed from above but must hed away unheeded from line Valley near Jacmel. ITI SUN> SUNDAY FEB. 4TH THE UNESCO EFFORT IN HAITI UNESCO's activities in pend on the response of the! to read and to cure their Haiti consist of a Pilor Pro- peasants themselves, as fun-: Yaws. while the soil on ject in Fundamental Educa- damental education is not which they depend for their tion which is being carried something that can ba impo- very existence is being wasou at Marbial in the Gosse- sed from above but must hed away unheeded from line Valley near Jacmel. grow from the conscious beneath their feet, is a form Fundamental Education com needs of the people Once the of self deception in which an prises' an attack on peverty, run on its own po- internaliona agency cannot disease and ignorance on the engine is started it must indulge. It is hoped that broadest possible front, grew are run on its own po- FAO will soon be able to through schools for adults wer, the power of keen coll- send an agricultural survey! as well as children, through aboration and a growing a- team.and will then take res medical service and health wareness that a better way ponsibility for the program teaching and through a pro- of life is possible through me of soil conservation and gramme of soil conservation self help. It' will be a long agriculnural development and agricultural and econo- job without anything in a- which will result from the mic development, This nything more dramatic or survey. sounds a' big assignment, sensational than the occasand it certainly is. Pcoples ional discovery of a pit laand areas are backward or, trine in a remote <cayes Or! Meanwhile a team of Haishall we say, underdevelo- a xcoumbite> at work terra- tian field workers is being ped, for very good reasons cing a steep. mountain slopel brought together at. Mar- BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE because chey present pro- but with patience and tena- bial, each an expert: with) blems which allow of nol city and as strong, injection of much experience in his spe-] S: A simple solution. The pro- missionary spirit healthy life cial field and, more imporblems of erosion, of over- may be regtored to a very tant srill, with a spirit of population, of dwindling re- sick valley. devotion to the common sources, of incapacitating task. disease, of ignorance and of WHY BE SATISFIED apathy to do anything a- Big claims have been mabout all these ills are not de for the Pilot Project both The Project is financed WITH ANY confined BUT to the Gosseline as regards objects and achi- from a joint account into Valley; but unhappily that vements. One British Natio- which ihe Government of region demonstrates them nal journal featured it as Haiti and UNESCO each in a well advanced stage. In <The World Unites in its pay an annual grant. choosing this area for its pi- First Big Job>. Actually on CAREFUL DRY CLEANING lot Project UNESCO has cer ly UNESCO (who have pro, tainly not taken the casy vided the Director) and There is nothing unique way It has at the same time WHO, who have provided about the Gosseline Valley deliberaely limited its bud- a Doctor and Nurse. have and its problems. Haiti has when can ALWAYS it since even the desert can so far participated. But be- many similar valleys and oyou get K made to flower if enough fore a serious artack can be ther tropical areas know monev is poured into it. So made on the main problem these conditions all too well that itd is reasonable to assul of the Valley, the problem If UNESCO can make some AT me that if UNESCO can of actual survival for its30 contribution toward plantransform the Gosseline Val 000 inhabitants, it will be ning and working out the HAITIAN AMERICAN ley, any agency concerned necessary for the Project's techniques necessaryfor reDRY with similar problems cando Teamt to be substantially rein vitalizing these unhappy reCLEANERS it anywhere-Surcan UNES forced in its agriçultural gions, its efforts at Marbial CO do it ? too well that itd is reasonable to assul of the Valley, the problem If UNESCO can make some AT me that if UNESCO can of actual survival for its30 contribution toward plantransform the Gosseline Val 000 inhabitants, it will be ning and working out the HAITIAN AMERICAN ley, any agency concerned necessary for the Project's techniques necessaryfor reDRY with similar problems cando Teamt to be substantially rein vitalizing these unhappy reCLEANERS it anywhere-Surcan UNES forced in its agriçultural gions, its efforts at Marbial CO do it ? Much will de-l work. To teach the people' will not haye been in vain. NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE JAI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSI JF RÉPONSE A CECI FUME LES CAMELS APRÈS AVOIR FIMÉ DEPUIS DES d0 DES CAMELS ANNÉES. Je SAIS () EXCLUSIVEMENT QU'ELLES SONT eD PENDANT 80 JOURS. DOUCES ET E LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUR Books VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR s AND - MAGAZINES CA IN ANEL 1A Aprèsun per dant SYERAN hebdomadaire de grands spécia de centaines es pour de Eumre : E2 SRt.der des ENGLISH AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE P causé par les CAMELS Sole distributor of tbe New-York Herald Tribune (Deliver daily to our door) CURACAO TRADING CO A Rue RouxDISTRIBUTORS LA EXCLUSIVE FOR HAITI CARAVELLE Tel. 3495- --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY FEB. 4TH <HAITI SUN> MARTHA GRAHAM. SAKKICAN LANCER THE PENCIL OF GOD The <Pencil of Gods (re- of the Marcelin's earlier story goes that Diogene riviewed by Jobn Hutchens books, are atonce primitive des by night astride a hog oftbe New York Tribune) and elaborate-anthiropolo with a candlestick on its by Pierre Marcelin and gy and such stuff asa Psy-1 head; the vengeful Ti-JoPhilippe Thoby-Marcelin. chiatrist might ponder over seph-says he has seen him, Translated by Leonard Tbo indefinitely. For this and in the voodoo world it mas. Introduction by Ed- world. includes voodoo and is only natural to accept the mund Wilson. Hongbton the Church, with simple report as true. Mifflin. 202 pages. $2.50 witchcraft as further ele- 1 Speaks for liself ment. and the story lies in In short, because the susIn the Haitian back-coun- nothing so simple as voodoo ceptible mind will believe try world of which the Mar se. Ic concerns the effect what it is predisposed to be celin brothers writes Ed-1 tr voodoo on the mind lieve, Diogène's village is mund Wilson observes in which, accepting myth as presently united against him his introduction to this ex- reality. proceeds to act with even Lourdes, who lovesi tremely interesting short no a fearful logic of its own. him, and even, finally himvel, the supernatural is real In <The Pencil of God> the self. For surely, Diogène and what we thinkof as rea logic operates in the case of thinks, he must be damned, lity is the symbolization Di Diogène Cyprien, a simple- a stranger on the earth. This myth. This premise, which minded lechez who isa good is an irony an the French tra obviously requires à certain husband and father as dition:" and the writing, too, adjustment of the mind, is things go in the vicinity of has the spare, seemingly artall important: Once the ad- Saint-Marc. Diogene's mista: less quality of those French justment has been made ho- ke is not merely to seduce masters who, by a process of wever, it leads' on in- the fetching Lourdes.a shop infinitely careful selection toa world that is between keeper's daughter and get leaveafacr to speak for itself two world. an the French tra obviously requires à certain husband and father as dition:" and the writing, too, adjustment of the mind, is things go in the vicinity of has the spare, seemingly artall important: Once the ad- Saint-Marc. Diogene's mista: less quality of those French justment has been made ho- ke is not merely to seduce masters who, by a process of wever, it leads' on in- the fetching Lourdes.a shop infinitely careful selection toa world that is between keeper's daughter and get leaveafacr to speak for itself two world. at the same time her pregnant, but to place There is, for instance, no! that this strange and inde- the responsibility on young comment on the anomaly of The dancer is shown herd in one of her most celebrated terminate place sureiy has Ti-Joseph. In'a short time Diogene's morher-in-law, a solos. xSalem Shore.s desic-ed to convey the some meanings for our own. the rumors are traveling a- devout Christian, being the and longing cf a woman wh se hi. .band or lover Ioneliness is far Their Material Wus pace. A curse is placed on first proclaim that he has laway. The theme is built at ind the American town Rigbt There Diogène's wife. With a sold E.R soul to a spirit for/Satem which sent manv ofi s toiser in the days of of mind receptive to voodoo, mon ye or an old woman Miss I have not read the Mar- she falls into delirium. The Continued on Page 11 clipper ships. Graham the cononjzed as one of the celins two earlier novels grearest modern exponents solo dance. *Canapé Vert> and <The Beast of the Haitian Hills> --nor, until I read Mr WilCathedral St. Trinité son's introduction. which, 1s a model of its kind, had Murals Begin Again known much about the twu (CENTRE D'ART MONDAY) brothers who have been leaders in Haiti's artistic renasWork on the impressive Musée de T'Art Moderne in cence. Sons of a Port-aumurali project in the Cathe- Paris. Prince family: distinguished dral StTrinité has, recom- Selden Rodman, poet and in Haiti's politics and cultumenced - this time with author of xRenaissance in re, they. were educated in no less than seven of Haiti's Haiti> who directed the WiCatholic private schools, li- 7 internationally famous cpc- dely publicized paintingi of ved abroad, were early mem pulaires painters participa-! the apse of the Cathedral bers of a nationalistic liteting. Last week two of the last year, Is again in charrary group which sought artists, Toussaint Auguste ge of the work. Those who to maintain in Haiti the Of Mahotière and Fernand have his article on the painthe high standards of French Pierre of Carrefour, comple- ting of the apse in the Deprose while working with ted their charcoal drawings cember wHarpers Bazaar> indigenous materials. on the walls of our Lady's will have been reminded Curiously the Marcelins' Chapel. Today Wilson Bi- of the excitement attendant interest in Haitian native gaud, one of whose pain- upon last year's work, and cults and religious was first tings was bought last month will be curious to see the arstirred in 1929 by William by New York's Museum of tists actually at work on Seabrook's <The Magic IsModern Art, attacks the lar the scaffolding now. One land.> They went then to gest wall-space in the Ca- would have to go back to the back-country. people, thedral. His subject : The the Mexico of the early '20s not as a social theorist gocs I Miracle at Cana: Other mu- or to Italy of the Renaisto <the masses> with an eye Dr Ralph J. Bunche, winner of the 1950 Nobel Peace rals are to be executed in Fe sance to have a similar exto supporting his already Prize, addresses the Philadelphia Cotillon Society afrer bruary by Rigaud Benoit perience. formed ideas but as objec- that organiation had presented him with its gold Cross and Castera Bazile of Port- Mr. subject : The the Mexico of the early '20s not as a social theorist gocs I Miracle at Cana: Other mu- or to Italy of the Renaisto <the masses> with an eye Dr Ralph J. Bunche, winner of the 1950 Nobel Peace rals are to be executed in Fe sance to have a similar exto supporting his already Prize, addresses the Philadelphia Cotillon Society afrer bruary by Rigaud Benoit perience. formed ideas but as objec- that organiation had presented him with its gold Cross and Castera Bazile of Port- Mr. Rodman raised the tive investigators looking of Malta and a citation. au-Prince. by. Prefet Du- money for this year's painfor facts and. truths. <The Director of the United Nat ions Trusteeship Division, faut of Jacmel, and it is ho- ting while in New York, Pencil of God> is one result Dr. Bunche was honored for supholding the highest ped, by Philomé Obin of most of it from 'a famous and a spirited and engaging ideals of American citizenship and for his smaintenance Cap-Haitien. All of these lady who wishes to remain one, too. of the rights of all men>. More than 6,000 people wit- painters were included in anonymous but whose genIts materials, as Mr Wil- nessed the presentation, which was made at the Socie- October's sensationally suc- erosity will long be rememson says in speaking of one ty's Christmas Ball in Philadelphia, Pensylvania. cessful Haitian show at thel Continued on Page 11 --- Page 8 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY FEB. 4TH tr Cah THURSDAY - PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN LOOK & SATURDAY, IBO GOOD FOOD GALA > HAVE is our speciality AND NIGHTS LELE AT HAITI'S - FINEST NITE SPOT. CLUB TABOU 66 FANCY DRESS BALL 12 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 GENUINE GERMAN BEER. FRANKFURTERS NVISIT the CHATELET DES FLEURS AND Goyer CAR CUISINE des 5.000 FEET.. 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JOHN BROWN RESTAURANT SERVES *Where You may * - THOSE COOLING, Lunch, Dine; XONEL DELICIOUS DRINKS enjoy a Swim K in Peace and Quiet Rancha MALTS and ICE CREAM 4eCxmn Qux Onchidées. da Belle Breote, PÉTION-VILLE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY FEB. 4TH HAITI SUN> Back from Mexico City, areas. <This visit to theTlast, Saturday night.The plawhere he spent one and a West Indies gives me the op- ce was jamed full of merhalf months on vacation portunity of a lifetime to, rymakers who seemed to enwith his wife and parents- study your flora at close joy the music of the <Sweetin-law is Pierre Roy. Mrs. rangen. he said. And the hearts hot little band, so Roy will join husband Pier- Doctor wonders, whether much so that a number of re soon she is, staying on a the exotic "point-setterss g u est join it, little longer with her that line the road to Kens- Vaye R ous a as vocal beach rents, Ambassador to Arca coff, grow in such pufusion (Continued on page 10) co and Mrs Rene Jeanty. in other parts of the world. XXX were combin They shown the Mr. Victor. Harary was sights by the *Haitian Tra- - welcomed back to Haiti by vel Services, Globetrotting Colonel Ro- sity of Maryland where she his acdive textile merchant Congradulations Dr. and Cheudk bert R: (wBertiex) McCor is a member of the Kappa sons this weekend. Mr. Ha- virs. Lee Beving :.. Ceht ( happy CIRSR Sorices mick, publisher of The Kappa Gamma Society. Lieu rary will enjoy the Carni- anniversary. World's Greatest Newspa- tenant Follansbee attended val and a short holiday in XXX Catholic per> (the Chicago Tribune) the University of Maryland Haiti before returning to the While dyiving along, It Hospital Chapel who recently enjoyed a ro- before enteringithe army U. S. will be nolonger necessary tc unday Mass at 8:30 a. m. yal welcome and two days during the last war, and afXXX stop, change into first. and sermon in English, stay here, committed one of ter the war continued his e- With a fine Insurance wobble over the hump on Sacré-Coeur. Sunday the seasones greatest social ducation at" the University past, George Gaetjen, has re the Bouleverd Harry S. Tru Masses at 4-6-8:30 a. m. blunders in Madrid Last of Kansas, where he was gra) cently joined the ranks of man, as the Public Works, Cathedral Sunday Masses year. When his converted duated in June 1950. He en: the Sun Life Iusurance Com- department is doing a good at 4-5:30-8:30 a. m. B-17 landed at Barajas Air- tered' upon active dutyi pany of Canada. fob in converting theSt Gerard (near Oloffson) port, it was emblazoned with with the army XXX xhump in to a eslight gra- Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 the red, yellow and purple in July 1950, and is present-d Wedding-Bellso will an- des. St Jean Bosco Sunday flag of the late Spanish Re- ly serving with the 82nd.] nouce February 22nd the XXX Mass at 9 a. m. public. The official recep- Airborne Division, at Fort .narriage of Miss Vivianne Mr and Mrs Eric Neff ga-! emblazoned with with the army XXX xhump in to a eslight gra- Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 the red, yellow and purple in July 1950, and is present-d Wedding-Bellso will an- des. St Jean Bosco Sunday flag of the late Spanish Re- ly serving with the 82nd.] nouce February 22nd the XXX Mass at 9 a. m. public. The official recep- Airborne Division, at Fort .narriage of Miss Vivianne Mr and Mrs Eric Neff ga-! Chapel on the Exposition tion party representing Ge- Bragg North Carolina. Lilavois to Dr. Pierre Cler- ve an elegant *6to8s cock- grounds Mass at 9: a. m. neralissimo Francisco Franmont at the Cathedral No- tail party at their home in Episcopal co's Spain. (a gold and red Colonel Berquist, father tre- Dame. Dr. Clermont a Depas, Tuesday night in ho- Holy Trinity Cathedral flag) stared in stunned si- of the bride-to-be is statio- Orthopedist at the General noar of Mr and Mrs John. Sunday, Mass at * a. m. 6. lence as Colonel McCormick ned at the National War Hospital has had a Past of Campbell who return tol .m. and 8 a. m. in French stepped confidently on to the College, Washington. interesting practice and expe Washington soon. 9: 30 a.m. in airfield, beaming to right The couple plan to mar- rience in France, North A- The new night spot on the Daily Mass 6 a. English m. Yrench and left. The airfield com- ry in March: frica, England, and Canada. carrefour road, the <Sweer Ephany Chapel mander finally. whispered <Best-mans at the wedding heart. had an opening that Sunday Mass at 6 a. i. in the ear of Colonel McCor is to be Dr. Fritz Sam Direc- proved to be a grand success 8 a. m. in French mick's pilot, who explaitor of the Maternity section. ned that the flag'had been of the General Hospital. painted on the B-17 in CalixxX fornia, along with a PortuJean Sassine'is to wed, Miss that Refresh...Add flag,and nobody Geralde Rosemond next Afr noticed anything amiss. pril. Mr. Sassine Îs the chief When told about the mistaaccountant of <DEROT & Zesi To The Hour ke, the Colonel ordered the DUNBRICK> and the briSpanish Republican flag' rede-to-be,is: the daughter of moved xand the right one Rolain Rosemond, the wedpainted on at once.To one ding will take place at the of his aides he whispered Sacre Coeur Turgeau. hoarsely. : <Be isure you get XxX the name of that' painter in A 25th wedding anniver California.> A Spanish airs sary calls for. a celebration port worker grabbed paint de luxe... and Dr and Mrs. and brush/ and did a quickl The famous Spanish gui-! Lee Beving of Atlanta Geor patchup job that made evertarist, Senor Felix Aguelles, gia, decidèd on a Caribbean rybody breathe easter. Still (see cut) gave a recital Fri- tour. <AIl my life I've wanstruggling regain his a- day evening at the Theatre ted to visit these islands.> plomb later : the, day, Visi- de Verdure. Artist Aguelles said Mrs Lee Bevings, >and tor McCormick madera a littleone of the three greatest gui I'm not sorry we chose speech in which. he referred tarist of Spain.has no diffi- Port-au-Prince for the first to Franco as. <the greatest culty in bringing his audienc stop. All those marvellous European general ofiour ti- under the spell of his first mountains and those women mes.> class, playing. He has recent the beautiful way they carXXX ly completed a tour of the U ty such heavy loads Tuesday morning we had S. and South America. Se- their heads.. We love it a the pleasure of receiving nor Felix will offer another res. They were guests at the the following notice : reciral next week. .has no diffi- Port-au-Prince for the first to Franco as. <the greatest culty in bringing his audienc stop. All those marvellous European general ofiour ti- under the spell of his first mountains and those women mes.> class, playing. He has recent the beautiful way they carXXX ly completed a tour of the U ty such heavy loads Tuesday morning we had S. and South America. Se- their heads.. We love it a the pleasure of receiving nor Felix will offer another res. They were guests at the the following notice : reciral next week. Citadelle Hotel. Colonel and Mrs Earl C. Dr. Lee, Bevings Las a larBerquist, United States Ar- Off to see to the making ge, practice in Atlanta, is a my, of Silver Springs, Mary of xRocket Fusess in Chica- keen botanist, and is specialand, have announced the en go flew Jack B. Griffith la- lv intérested in. experimenwith Galcli gagement of their daughter te director of the <Chéz ting the growing of tro Betty Ann, to Lieutenant Paulines Wednesday at pigal plants: in temperate "Coke Conradi G. Follansbee, Jr., 2:30 p. m, Jack-is going to continue at the trop of next U. S. Army. son of Colonel convert as he did in the pre- column. C.G. Follansbee, Senior vious war the worlds Military Attache at the Ame Largest manafacturers of Or afe i either wy botk rican Embassv,and Mrs. Fol- namental Lighting Fixtures satants sean the same thing. lansbee. over to a Munition Plant, comm aes AUTHONY a a COCAcOis CRPANY IT whose main output will be Mr and Mrs Joseph BarThe Kride-co-be attended rocket Fuses: He will be troni will christen their BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE Kansas State College, and abroad for at least three daughter today. is now attending the Univer months. S. A --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUNS SUNDAY FEB. 4TH Popular Felix Sajous and TOTHERII MET BUT,JEEPERSI 2 HES 23 IF WHERE TOAPPLY Miss Armande The THE MOST ADORABLE HE'S 50 OLD... HESADAY, ARE YOU FORA MYOLD charming MAN AT DOTTYS POSITIVELY SENILEI MOTHERIITS COING, AOE PENSION! ard are To be married FePARTY! ACRYINO DEARE bruary 17 at Stz Gerard's UMWE SHAMEN HAVET TOGROW MEN Miss Armande is the daughHOW OLD, ANCIENT! ter of Emmanuel Theard, DEAR 7 and Felix is the son of Ma dame Veuve Christian Sajous. XXX Friday evening Mr. Bob Wagner Commercial Attache at the American Embassye and Mrs Wagner gave a <6to8> cocktail party. for the Campbells; who. leave 66 BEACHCOMBER 22 this month for Washington. (continued) strong local influence. say is the Firestone dealer giant, Dutch liner. New Ams and Fritz Lé XXX back homein, Topeka, Kan- terdam>, on as harmonizer. This On Wednesday evening sas. He has in nis huge store XxX LETTERS night club is owned and the Mexican Ambassador lines that have not reached Local Journalist, will hotothe run bya wellknown mer- and Mme José Torres Tala- Haiti yet, Television. Sets, nour at a dinner at the chant of the'city Carl Lara- vera offered in honor of the complete gas Islands, and he wAux Cosaques> tomorrow Chief EDITOR que. XXX back homein, Topeka, Kan- terdam>, on as harmonizer. This On Wednesday evening sas. He has in nis huge store XxX LETTERS night club is owned and the Mexican Ambassador lines that have not reached Local Journalist, will hotothe run bya wellknown mer- and Mme José Torres Tala- Haiti yet, Television. Sets, nour at a dinner at the chant of the'city Carl Lara- vera offered in honor of the complete gas Islands, and he wAux Cosaques> tomorrow Chief EDITOR que. of Service of Informa also has a very large retre- night at 8.30 John CampXXX tion and Press of the Emba- ad shop. The couple said, bell Public Affairs Officer Wedgesdaycvening a gay ssy of the U. S. and Mme thev had thoroughly enjo- of the American Embassy SNAIL'S AIRMAIL party, was held at the Belle- John Campbell- a dinner to yed their stay, and mention here for the last. three years vue Cluby the occasion. which. were invited mem: that they met some of the who is sceduled to return to A letter posted by air the initiation of new mem- bers of the Diplomatic Corps nicest people in ther world Washington this month. Di mail in Jamaica January 22 bers.. Among the new mem- and friends. Excellent MexXXx rector of the evening news- arrived in my post box Jabers was Ministeriof Inte- ican dishes were served. Miss Denise Rouzier will paper: <Le Nouvelliste> Se nuary 30. The letter was rior Arsene Magloire.. XXX celebrate her birthday next nator Marcau Desinor will boldly marked.sairmatil-rand XXX Feb. 2nd was the birthday Thursday. preside over the Banquet. borea stamp of the right aThe Nuevo Dominican cal- anniversary of M.. Maurice XXX mount, yet that letter, that Ied Monday, with. its usual Laroche. This. date is also Mrs Don Lungwitz, wife Monday, afternoon Yon should have been delivered number of Tourists, and sai- the anniversary of the of the Manager of Planta- Hartz, Mahager of the Esso within two days at the most led Tuesday leaving at least foundation of the <Ecole tion Dauphin, left on a visit Company in Haiti, dropped after being in six visitors. Maurice Laroches A deligh to the U. S. wth her two into our office and. presen- ton was not iposted delivered Kings- until XXX tful festival was organized children. ted his successor, Mr Domin eight days after. Mr Elias Noustas diree- in the afternoon at 4 at the *xx gor Paolo:s and" the new Astorof the popular depart- school at Chemin des Dal- Miss Louise Blancher was, sistant Director, Mr Dou- Complaints of this nature ment store La Belle Creole les. married on Friday in New glas Dodge. In order to re- have become more and moquietly returned to town XXX York to Mr Nesbitt Brown. ward his good work here; re frequent andi also many lastr weekend; after spending Jean Clesca, popular OWXXX the Company- has appointed users of airmail for small several week in New York nerof the Neon sign compa A big party was. held at Mr. Von Hartz to a highet packages are beginning to on Business. While in New-Lny, Clesca and Go." celebra- the home of Mr Charles de post. He left Friday for Ciu wonder whether it is worth York Mr. Nuestas saw the ted his birthday last Thurs- Catalogne Friday afternoon. dad Trujillo where he will while to incurithe heavy excurrent Broadway Hit' Bless day, XXX fill his' nèw position. pense involved if the service them all in which G. Davis XX Enjoying their first real is sO poor. ex-world citizen hast a part. Mr and Mrs Fred Asay, vacation in years Directors <Bon Voyagez to. Mr. It seems that Gary- did not who spent: a fèw days here of the Philadephia Tribune Hartz with our wishes of This matter has reached waste his time down here, this week at the hotel Cita- Mr. will while to incurithe heavy excurrent Broadway Hit' Bless day, XXX fill his' nèw position. pense involved if the service them all in which G. Davis XX Enjoying their first real is sO poor. ex-world citizen hast a part. Mr and Mrs Fred Asay, vacation in years Directors <Bon Voyagez to. Mr. It seems that Gary- did not who spent: a fèw days here of the Philadephia Tribune Hartz with our wishes of This matter has reached waste his time down here, this week at the hotel Cita- Mr. E Washington Rhodes good work to Messrs. Paolo beyond all explanation. It but studied closely the local delle found pleasure in visi- and Mrs Rhodes visited Hai and Dodge who will mana- just must not happen. dances, as it is reported that ting the local Firestone Sto- ti this week, as part of their RE hehceforth the affairs. of today his dancing shows re. <Whyp ? because, Mr A- Caribbean cruise aboard the the Esso in Haiti *Kept waiting> Not a Very Healthy Sign MILER EATHER INCOMPARABLE QUALITE C'est pourquoi dans le monde entier, de plus forts tomnages sont transportés sur pmeus SEFEAIS poids lourds Goodyear que sur des pneus de toute autre marque. TP observés CAIEE que tm: Coodyear sont E pour GOODYEAR Pendt luranee rendement DE ar REaE kilométrique R remarquable Goody autré offre eu d'avantages économie. Pour achetez un maximum des pneus ids oad Lug Studded bus Hard Sure-Grip Rock poids lourds Goodyear! Lincsmes Xtra Tred All Service. 3-49-6F --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY FEB. 4TH WHAITI SUN> Mrs MARTIN... ON DISPLAY NOW CthL L (Continued from page 1) ALEATAARAE in New York's Neighborhood Playhouse. His first at BOUCARD'S Broadway role after twO SPORT: years intensive study was in *My Heart's in the Highlands,> a play which also A ROUGH GAME stand: S Excelsior 9 points 5 was the first of his friend THE NEW FREE FROST games played. William Saroyan. Richard In a rough game, last Sun Racing 7 points 4 games relates that the main benefit WESTINGHOUSE C CEUEEND day at Parc Leconte, Excel-I played. to him at the time from this sior beat Army 3 points to:1 Violetté 3 point 4 games 'play was paying his rent, alU mmg 5.000 fans packed the park played. though later it led to him REFRIGERATOR to watch these two teams Barcardi 3 point 4 games being signed for the Icadlin fight it out tney, did and the played. the road company of *GOL MORE ECONOMICAL and Ref. had the season hardest Victory 1 point 4 games den Boy>. joblin awarding two penal- played. Theater-Flair... while Rich- BETTER ties, and countless free kicks Army 1 point 4 games pla ard Conte believes in study IN MORE As of last Sunday, the series' yed. for the theater and, every. effort bent toward that purpo- THAN TEN WAYS. S, he still. thinks some peagle are born for the stage and it matters not at all where they are placed... .stage or screen. Many will perform well, either on stage or screen, but,he feels that onBoucard certain and actres- & actors Co ly ses do both well. , and countless free kicks Army 1 point 4 games pla ard Conte believes in study IN MORE As of last Sunday, the series' yed. for the theater and, every. effort bent toward that purpo- THAN TEN WAYS. S, he still. thinks some peagle are born for the stage and it matters not at all where they are placed... .stage or screen. Many will perform well, either on stage or screen, but,he feels that onBoucard certain and actres- & actors Co ly ses do both well. How well RUE DU FORT PER TEL : 2092 he' has studied stage history is shown as he talks about famous actors and their ror Finest Quanty... works. Duse, he says with a devotee's devotion to her Finest Flavor.. art, was an actrèss for all tiask for me and in any, medium because of her natural talent - andi depth of her art. BernCANADA LOSING BY A HEAD-Enelish jockey E. Mumford appeared to hardt, on the contrary, he 1/ ACECEA be'attem ting a headstand as he fell from his mount during a thinks would nor have had recent handicap steeplechase at DRY Munford. or the horse, Culworth Birmingham, Lass, were England. seriously injured. Neither chis same adaptability to the screen. Haiti... Spending part of the winter here, Mrs. Martin speaks of the improvement in Haiti which she When have would like her son to see The: most delicious flavors in the you since modernization due to world carry the Canada Dry the international exposition label. Name your favoriteto in Port-au-Prince: A great Canada Dry makes it, and puts Anything paint, change, she says, and many into it all the quality, purity visitors enjoying the city and sparkle that have made enierzar don't That where the Martins' have Canada Dry the first name in Forget.. their other home. Mr. Mar- beverages. Enjoy a bottle today. CANADA tin's new building thas an DRY important role in the civic All flavorsWe handle... beautification: of the Haitian Popular Prices R capital. They are looking forward with great interest to the formal opening, probably on Feb. 15th. SPARKLING WATER GINGER Sherwin Williams ALE-CHERRY SODA THE PENCIL OF GOD FRUIT KOLA -CREAM SODA GRAPE (Contiued from page 7) BOTTLED BY and Varnishes nailing Saint Michael's praUSINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S. A. Paints yer over the windows and NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL : 2079 doors, to keep the vqodoo spirits out. Nor do the Marcelins find Cathedral St. i necessary to point out that Trinité GUY BARREYRE their theme is quite apposite wherever there are peg- Murals Begin Again DISTRIBUTOR ple who believe what they want to believe and behave (Continued from page 7) murals will be unveiled at accordingly. But it is part a special service in March, of the significance of their, bered by all those directly as was the apse last year. book that this and other concerned as well as by the According to Mr. Rodman overtones. stay on in the Haitian people, the conti- the artists of the Centre mind. <The Pencil of God> nuance of whose artistic d'Art will 114 RUE DANTE S DESTOUCHES is like one of those primiti- masterpiece, she has made their panels well have before finished his ves which, the longer one possible. Bishop Alfred Voe- departure for New York. PORT-AU-PRINCE looks at them, become more geli, to whose vision and en He is leaving April, to open and more subtly sophistica- terprise Haiti is indebted abo an new show of PHONE : 3394 ted. Centre mind. <The Pencil of God> nuance of whose artistic d'Art will 114 RUE DANTE S DESTOUCHES is like one of those primiti- masterpiece, she has made their panels well have before finished his ves which, the longer one possible. Bishop Alfred Voe- departure for New York. PORT-AU-PRINCE looks at them, become more geli, to whose vision and en He is leaving April, to open and more subtly sophistica- terprise Haiti is indebted abo an new show of PHONE : 3394 ted. ve all. expects that the new Haitian important art in that city. --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY FEB. 4TH 66 CARNIVAL 1951 99 EVERYTHING YOU NEED Tbis wweek's <Times bad body battened down for al ter shortage, was called cI to make the coming carnival tbis :0 say about tbe car- soaking, giggling weekend Hope It Rains Three Days nwval of tbe Americas of indoor ejuegos con agua> in a Row.> No sooner were THE MARDI-GRAS From the Gulf of Califor- (water fights), the winners announced than OF YOU LIFE nia to the Strait of Magellan it rained tbree days in a row 125 million Latin Ameri- With Getulio Vargas' i-) Now all that Rio asked was cans braced themselves ho- naugural this week, Rio pla clear skies--and perhaps a pefully this week for the nned the greatest carnival: from e word the xvelhinho> gayest, gaudies <carnavals in bistory. Every night tam that he would legalize in years. bourines sounded in samba bling and it would t a time from the capital's shan carnaval which no one could Only in Panama would tylined wfavela> hills. For forget. joy be confined. There, an the <favela> folk, prooutbreak of 130 polio cases Vargas almost to a man, the COL. MCCORMICK led President Arnulfo A- return of the <father of the (continned from page 1) rias to call off all public as- poor> called for a big blow- of the voodoo priests and semblies. But in Trinidad, out. In their <samba schools> the sacrifice of fowl. 4 the calypso tents have been where fathers, mothers and To Music Festival billowing for weeks to the children had paid dues all Col. McCormick announchants of contenders for year toward costumes a f the and ced after the luncheon that C title of 1951 calypso king. community float for the car the folklore troupe would In Haiti, more than 30.000 naval parade, the sentiment be flown to Chicago in Au people. clad in bamboo was the same : We'll make gust with the cooperation suits of armor and other bi- this one for the <velhinho> of the Haitian national touzarre costumes, loped along (little old man)>. rist commission to perform mountain trails on their way The pre-carnival samba in The Chicago Tribune's to in Port-au broke all foniomea masquerade competition re- annual charity, music festiPrince. In Buenos Aires' cords with 700 new entries. val. downtown Avenida de Ma- At week's end, two were de Col. and Mrs. McCormick yo, colored lights, bunting, clared 1951 co-winners. One later toured points of inteand comic posters went up was a coldhearted ditty cal- rest, including the hilltops in preparation for a munici- led <For Your Information overlooking this city. They pal jamboree. In Uruguay; (>For your information the- obtained a picturesque, practical jokers would soon re's someone else in your bird's eye view of the port be in full frolic on MonteviThe second, Belle places). freeting the and Hla neighboring valley, Gncole deo's streets. In Lima. every- over the city's perennial wa the Dominican frontier. Last night, Franck and Mrs MaWEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE gloire honored them at a re PARAMOUNT ception at their Petionville Monday Feb: 5 Here's the Answer home. the- obtained a picturesque, practical jokers would soon re's someone else in your bird's eye view of the port be in full frolic on MonteviThe second, Belle places). freeting the and Hla neighboring valley, Gncole deo's streets. In Lima. every- over the city's perennial wa the Dominican frontier. Last night, Franck and Mrs MaWEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE gloire honored them at a re PARAMOUNT ception at their Petionville Monday Feb: 5 Here's the Answer home. Before boarding their! pla at Carioca 6:30. P. m. Leads Symphony ne for their second visit to (Flying down to Rio) HORIZONTAL 58He conducts the Dominican Republic to- with Dolores del Rio, Ge1Pictured in ANZIINENOOY day, the McCormick were ne Raymond.Fred Astaire conductor Boston of VERTICAL Short B933S to be the guests of John H. Tuesday Feb. 6 Symphony 2African ridge IV a Burns, American charge d'af at 6:30 and 8.30 m. Orchestra, antelope a at a in the p. SergeThus faires, luncheon Madame Porte la Culotie 11) Distant 4Ween AE ZERA S American embassy. witb Spencer Tracy, Ka 12Limestone form 5A-der GEndorsement 2 Aeriform Stitch fuel41F 42Soft Folding drinks bed thairne Hepbun. f 13Short sleep. on passpert 2Garden tool 43-Rabbit fur Wednesday Feb.7 151 Hydrocarbon 7 Belongs to it 44 Singing voice m. radical 8" Tellurium : ScoEhe 45 Whirled at 6and 8:15 p. Ist par' 17Fish. (symbol) house 47Train track Recital by Spanish aritst - 18Greck 9Leg joint 30: Billiard stick 481 491 Female 2nd commune 10Hindu god 3lInsect Large deer part 10sute 11 Obese 35'Earthy 51 Residue of Crime de Mme Lexoin 215 Symbol for 14 Caress deposit 521 coal Fontaine, Paneon 161 Path 36Compasspoint Pigpen. with John 22He is consid- 18E Fall in dropss 37Deity 55 56 Apud (ab.) trick Knowles. Hebert ered a 201 Descendant 381 Ireland Interjection Marshall 23 musician Negative Thursday Feb. 8 24Three-toed sloth R at 6ant 8:15 p. m. son of ValeLuster Tempête SaIr Lisbone Leslie Canez, : Spiral A Canez graduated C bandage Friday Feb. rio Schenec s Eternity at 6 and 8:15 p. m. from Union College Convent Ton Débart New York, last Friday worker Depuis tady, 34 Squeeze 26 CI with Jennifer Jones with a Bachelor of Science 37 Civet We Saturday Feb 10 and Electrical Engineering 3: Either at 6and 8:15 p. m. Degree. Leslie who is at pre 41Hiding place sent in New York with his 44 While Far West 461 Mournful TWO-CUN Na- the with Gabv Hav and Ran- Mothor on a short vacation E tions mass OCULD-T forees, this Fert Korean Toter youth dolp Scott will attend the General EMountains loaded himselt down with war Sundav Feb. 11 lectric Company's modern E souvenirs" obtained at abandoned his own' 6 8:15 Science school for a year be54Number risk from hastily Besides ai at and his e5Clever troop suit case; Installations. shoulder- -slung brief Conspirateur fore returning to assist 82Annoy case, and cardboard box,he cars with Robert Taylor and father who is the General ries two U. S. carbines. Elizabeth Taylor. Electric agent in Haiti. = FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Bata