--- Page 1 --- II A I I II BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE un EDITOR EM. A.MAINVILLE $ VOLUME 1. SUNDAY MARCH 25TH No.28 YALE GLEE CLUB TO GIVE CONCERT AT PALAIS NATIONALE Next Sunday morning the Yale Glee Club'is to arPERSONALITY tive in Port-au-Prince, and OF THE WEEK Sanday evening at eighrare to offer a concert at the Nationale Palace. Amongst current shoThe appearance of the wing of serigraphs, water Glee Club at the National colours, drawings and oils, Palace is being handled by by GI veterans who have the Department of Interior: been studying at the Centre Student singing at Yale d'Art, are the works of Arhas had a continuous and or (thur Smith. ganized existence since 1815. Mary Coles in her review Inaugurated by members of of the show had this to say the Junior Class of that year about the work of Arthur it was first called the Yale Smith, <Smith seems to be Musical Society and its mem still in an experimental sta bership was limited to twelge, he works in various ve men. The first collection moods. His watercolours aof Yale songs was publisre not quite convincing in hed in 1853, and the first as his oils which are good glee club of any consideradesign and paint quality. ble size at Yale began in Number 16 has a special His seri- ri1860, organized by memchness of <Tambour> colour excelbers of the class of 1863. graph is This glee club gave concerts lent.> Born New, York Arin New Haven and nearby Smith in led a norma life towns, and even undertook thur' a concert tour in the White (Continued on 3) New page Mountains of Hamps: Interview with Marshall Bartholomew Director of the GleeClub hire. Since 1921 the club has *Music is indeed the un- leadership more than 30.000 rent. concert tours) in EuroaAee ISr N a been under the direction ol jiversal language of friend- tong leaders were trainedin pe singing before every Marshall Bartholomew and ship," said Marshall Bart the army and navy. It was kind of audience. We had during this period has esta- holomew, Director of the essentially a singing army kings and dictators listening blished an outstanding repu Yale Glee Club which is and a singing navy, 'and vc- to us,> he said, cas well as tation for excellence in per-1 giving a concert at the Na terans of that war can testi- fellow students. What is mo formance, having on two oc tional Palace on April 1st fy to its effect upon their re, difference in language casions. 1924 and 1925, won in a recent interview. morale under the most dis- does not make a difference the National Championship His experiences during couraging conditions. În in music; and programs sung in the Intercollegiate Glee 'the first World War as a re 1921 Mr. Bartholomew be- ontirely in English were Club Contests, participated lief worker in the war pri- came Director of the Yale just as much applauded in in by student choruses from son camps of Siberia and la- Glee Club and since 1931 and appreciated in Finland, all parts of the United Sta ter with the American Expe- he has been President of the Holland or France as they tes. Yale Glee Clubs have al ditionary Forces in France International Student Mu- would have been in New so taken first place in' num- have proven that a long ti- sic Council,created to promo- York or Chicago.> erous regional competitions. me ago. Men reach a better te friendly relations between Mr. Bartholomew, howeThe club has appeared not understanding with each ot- the singing students of Euro: ver, has not neglected his only in every principal city. her through singing than pe and the United States. At own native music. For years in the United States but on talking, he pointed out. al ditionary Forces in France International Student Mu- would have been in New so taken first place in' num- have proven that a long ti- sic Council,created to promo- York or Chicago.> erous regional competitions. me ago. Men reach a better te friendly relations between Mr. Bartholomew, howeThe club has appeared not understanding with each ot- the singing students of Euro: ver, has not neglected his only in every principal city. her through singing than pe and the United States. At own native music. For years in the United States but on talking, he pointed out. the outbreak of the second he has been instrumental in five European tours-1928. After the United States World War the University keeping alive an interest in 1932, 1936, 1939 and 1949 entered the war in 1917, singers of eleven European American folk songs. His has been enthusiastically Mr. Bartholomew became countries were members of collections and arrangereceived in London, Paris, Director of the Music Divi-j this Council, and the Yale ments of American sea of chan the Brussels, Vienna, Budapest, sion of the National War Glee Club has travéled over teys, mountain songs Amsterdam and the princi- Work Council and under his 40.000 miles on five diffe-i (Continued on page3) pal cities of Scandinavia and Germany. In 1941 the Yale Glee Club did its share in promo He Risc He Is Risen! 1OSO Telly ye his disciples that) relations in the Hichest ne is risen and behold he ting friendly Hemisphere with will before Western yousinto) a to, South America, the En2e trip Volo Cmreh (Matthew, 2827 Custer (Continued on page3) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH ELECTRICAL APPLIANGES REFRIGERATION Firestone VENTILATION BATTERIESWITHA GUARANTEE :!! FLY CORRECT NON-STOP AIR EVERY TO CONDITIONING MIAMI BATTERY vous pouvez avoir confiance.. 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Beleive ding newspaper the xDaily Telephones: 3451 and2 2822 it or' not, I found one. Ie Gleoner> who is at present "T. M. Reg. PAA, Inc. speaks French English, a lit visiting our shores, was of- i tle Spanish, and German freed a luncheon one o'clock G (How MARTIJN He's E& S. nice). a A. got car vesterday at the Aux Cosanot a brand new one, but. ques by the local press. Agent Distributors --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH <HAITI SUN> - - SICN SAFETY MATCHES BEITISH MADE WHAT, NO MEATBALLS7-K-whs thoroughbreds are temFOOD FOR THOUGHT-Whle the defeated Germans of World War II can any of owners of speedy Solero, recently imported to Miami, they want, and as much of it as they can afford, their conquerors, the get kind meat Erete from Italy, prepared a side order of spaghetti for the horse. the severest meat rationing have ever faced. the inset shows, British, one are now undergoing Solero, however, appears to be holding out for some of that Amerof meat in Great Britain can M into a match box. the in weekly a ration a hay he's about. butcher, West Berlin REE ican heard meat shop has all the meat R his customers desire and more, son the club sang concerts of Radar under his cap, hej Interview with ny points on the 1949 Euro- in Symphony Hall, Boston; then went overseas. From pean Concert Tour of the in Carnegie Hall, New New Caledonia they wor- (continued from pagel) Yale Glee Club. <Music. can York, and on the Bell Teleked their way up through Southern Appalachians, ne-l not be destroyed ! It is as phone Hour over a coast-tothe Solomon Islands, Bis- gro spirituals and planta-] deep in the human race ast coast N. B. C. hookup. marck Archipelago, and Pa- tion songs, are to be found! the need for food, clothing lau Islands, itwas then time in most of the libraries of and shelter.> for a rest. and Smith, was male chorus music in Amer continued from pagel) Yale Glee Club. <Music. can York, and on the Bell Teleked their way up through Southern Appalachians, ne-l not be destroyed ! It is as phone Hour over a coast-tothe Solomon Islands, Bis- gro spirituals and planta-] deep in the human race ast coast N. B. C. hookup. marck Archipelago, and Pa- tion songs, are to be found! the need for food, clothing lau Islands, itwas then time in most of the libraries of and shelter.> for a rest. and Smith, was male chorus music in Amer sent back to Hawai where ica. he spent ten glorious days Mr. Bartholomew said Yale Glee Club e0e at the Royal Hawaian Ho- that the war's destruction (continued from page 1) tel. The pleasant sejour 0- has caused a lapse in stud-: first student chorus from. a ver he was assigned to a ent singing in some of the North American University Destroyer and went to the European countries : Howe- to sing south of the equator. Phillipines and Okinawa, ver, a revival has already This tour covered 13,000 and finally rode into Tokio begun, as was noted at ma- miles and included twentywith the surrender fleet. five concerts in Brazil, Uru Back in the U. S. after the guay. Chile, Argentina, Pewar he entered Florida Sout 1949, in Haiti. Arthur a ru, and Panama. hern College for two years, firm believer in the fact After the conclusion of then Syracuse University that alcohol keeps tropical the Second World War. the for a summer session. At ailment at bay, will finish Yale Glee Club renewed its this point Smith marries and his GI school time at the extended tours in the Uni- CHOWDER HEAD-This seagoes off with his wife to La Centre d'Art in July and ted States and in the spring going sole is actually a new) Escuela de Bellas Artes in say he is not sure where of 1948 toured the Pacific tion Easter of LeMonnier bonnet outof in Paris. the collec- Made San Miguel Allchde, Mexi- they will go, but they will Coast, appearing in nine of of natural Bali straw, its WAR'S demonstration PRICE of the In tragedy a grim of co. From Mexico the artistic continue working at art, the major cities of that area. eye is a diamond earring realistic with à aj this Korean father brought couple arrived in the fall ol this he is sure of. During the 1948-1949 searuby center, blood-splattered child to a - first aid station. The girl E X had two bullet holes in her face Pegsy) GLADISAW ITHOUGHT AHNOHARD FEELINGS, / SANDY YOU'RE as a result of enemy machine VOU.IDVE IWASTHE POP.. HEY,LOCKITHERES 1-2-3-4- AN ABSOLUTE gun fire. HEY,POP BEENSOAKED OLDFUDDY PEGOY MAROONED IN 5-6-7... ( ANGEL! HOLDON! DUDDY FOR THAT DOORWAY! E TOTINO AN: Z Personality UMBRELLA! (continued from page 1) L until early in World War Two he enlisted in the Unixed States Navy. After cboot camp> he was sent to a Ma rine Base to specialize in Radar. With all the fine points TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY Inexpensively Next date:March 27 Leisurely Sailing SS Nuevo Dominicano Luxuriously Information see Agent Without a Luggage Problem. Robert E. Roy Exposition stand No. 7 P. OBox 228 Tel. 2167. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH ploited at Zepini in Haiti. in His ti Joseph report The mineral is very rich in Right Lap copper. Analysis made in the United States and at Damiens reveals that this mineral contains, not only copper in an equal proportion To the richest copper mine rals of the world, but also a Chief of the taxi drivers) to resume operations at a a little quantity of silver A union, Emmanuel Sylvestre, future date, using jet pas- and galena, the latter being I SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH ploited at Zepini in Haiti. in His ti Joseph report The mineral is very rich in Right Lap copper. Analysis made in the United States and at Damiens reveals that this mineral contains, not only copper in an equal proportion To the richest copper mine rals of the world, but also a Chief of the taxi drivers) to resume operations at a a little quantity of silver A union, Emmanuel Sylvestre, future date, using jet pas- and galena, the latter being out driving a new grey ford senger planes. used in the radio industry. No. 3011 on Good Friday XXX The extraction plant which was presented a ticket by the Twenty five prominent will be established in Haiti only person who happened United States physicians a- by the <Istenia Company> GUILTY to be on the Champ de Mars re making a 10-day swing will treat the copper at a icw at 12:14, a Police Lieute- around the Caribbean to at- degree; the exploitation of nant in plain clothes. Mr. tend the Latin American copper in modern high ore Sylvestre took a short cut, Congress of Physical Mede- furnaces will be made in passed the Dessalines statue cine and confer with doc- Germany by a group of Aon the wrong side. tors inthe countries they mericans owning extraction XXX visit. plants there. XXX Saturday morning at 8 a orl The by group left New- The Comm-nder of the m. a twenty-one gun saluPan Ametican, U.S. Naval BaE World Operations te announced the arrival! (March 20) Airways for Tuesclay se at Guantanamo, Cuba. R of the Escort Aircraft Car- Puerto San Juaa Adm. M. E. Murphy, U. S. ( rier U. S. S. Siboney. The udad Rico, en route to Ci N., paid a day-long visit to! flat-top commanded. by Trujillo, Dominicaa Port-au-Prince. After JvisitCaptain S. M. Pickering U. cal Republic, where the modi- ing various Haitian and AS. N. carries approximately nesday meeting (March opened "Wed-l merican civilian and milita 1.000 men. It will sail from 21). ry officials, the entertained Port at 1800 hours today. They were entertained by at lunch at the Ibo Lélé, atXXX the Dominican Medical As tended by the following Charles Plinton who lost sociation and were. guests sons: M.ArsencMagloire, SE or rather had $ 220 stolen of the minister of health nister ifor Defense and InteU from his hotel room last Today they are flying by rior; Mr. John Burns, Char; week, paid his hotel bill PAA to Port-au-Prince, whe gé d'Affaires a. i. of the Em Your and is apparently still inj re a reception is being gi- bassy of the United States; the country. Where, nobody ven for them by President Col: Conrad G. Follansbee, first seems to know. Col. Paul Magloire. Senior Military Attaché of T xxx The are the U. S. Clippering on to Army; Capitaine step The <Finansas office was Kingston, Jamaica Monday de Vaisseau; Comdr. Georopened this week to prepare (March 26) to spend a day ges (Bayard, Commandant for of the liquidation/of the before flying to Havana of the Garde-Cote d'Haiti; business. Tuesday (March 27). Mr. Ed Dudly, Chief of thel XXX The group is Clippering American Sanitary Mission; Compare GE Radios with As from today BWIA to Miami Friday March 30 Mr. Vance Rogers, Chief of will suspend their flights to complete the tour. the American Food Mission, to Haiti. Reason given. shor XXX and others. all others before buying! tage of planes. 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Thev Distributed : My name by Address are expect to give two perValerio formances one at Cabane Canez Please print plainly Contined in Classified coi.) Opposite Ford Tel : 318$ --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH <HAITI SUN> SHOPPING SHOPS AOUR S Are from 8 a. m. till5. m. some sbops The shops in tbis section close between the bours of12 and 2.p. m. bave been cbecked by tbis Sat, is noon closing, but a number o1 newspaper, and to the - T sbops especialiy Souvenir shops stay open best of our knowledge till tive in tbe evening. their mercbandise is of Banks open at 8 a, m2. and close at 1 p. good quality and good m. Saturday clossing noon. value. Post Office opens at 8 a. m. and close at 5:30 p. m. "LA PERLE OF THE ANTILLES" A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS 66 SHOP WITH THE FINEST.. AT QUALITY! PRICES ! da Ghodte SELECTION ! Golle IN LOCAL HANDICRAFT WOPK Haiti's leading de partment store ALSO 66 Cosmetics, 7) by Dr Payot of Paris. 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E7 Maison Orientale Rue du Peupie TEL: 2242 --- Page 6 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH LETTER FROM NEW YORK CROSLEY Or Irwin Levine, script wri-member accusing the humor turned my head from the dtonosco ter * Shelvador for the well-known ra- less edoctor> of using a window and recalled the lo t dio program <The Fat Man> knitting needle. Not content veliness of the wiew from Refrigerator spent several days in Port- with his reaction to that ina Boutiller. And as the big au-Prince during the month nity, I insisted upon addres- shiny bus took me into the of October while collecting sing him as cHungan.> city, I knew I wasn't homc. head from the dtonosco ter * Shelvador for the well-known ra- less edoctor> of using a window and recalled the lo t dio program <The Fat Man> knitting needle. Not content veliness of the wiew from Refrigerator spent several days in Port- with his reaction to that ina Boutiller. And as the big au-Prince during the month nity, I insisted upon addres- shiny bus took me into the of October while collecting sing him as cHungan.> city, I knew I wasn't homc. GEMINI, the Twins material for a Fat Man in <But that's not my na- I had allowed myself to fall : i Haiti Series. Irwin kept us me,> he repeated over and into the greatest chromium May 20 June 21 in the aisles with his great over... Which my soggy plated garbage disposal unit repertoire of jokes and his brain thought was the best the world has ever seen. Ruled by Mercury priceless mental stock of joke of the century. Now I am back at work, party songs during his stay. As you can see, I am the and moving everything but Vivacious, witty, clever, We are still being entertai- most disliked man ever to my brain. The casual obser- farsighted. Often extremists ned by Win having received come chrough Miami Cust- ver would think that I were and apt to have dual peisoa letter from him which oms. I didn't help the situa alive. Yes the familiar num nality. Many deeply relig- "Better Products we thought might be of in- tion one little bit when a bness has returned. It's all ious. See both sides of a terest to everyone. The main graceless, three star rum sta <what the hell> try to live a question at once. Clever in for text of the leter follows : gger caused Kathy's attracti little. And as I sit here wan the use of their hands. Not Editor. ve basket to disgorge thirty ting sO much to write a likely to save money until Happier Living" Dear D and S dollars worth of mahogauy cheerful note to my good middle life. Great imagina- Agents : The trip back to the Sta- and sundries on the custour friends I see that the cold, ad tions. Should be successfu!l Trans-world tes was as pleasant as possi- room floor. But every thing hesive dampness of the with their many natural Trading Co. ble. I made gregarious all was funny to me then- e- grey New York dusk has gifts. Mate with Libra, A- Across from the National over the plane and ended up ven the ridiculous peopic stuck its soggy greyness to quarius or Leo. Bank as enebriated as the distin- who avoided me like a ha- the glass of window. It's Tel: 3134 guished official who sat next ted Haitian disease as I difficult to : cheerful. I re to me. Ic was a real party- crawled around the floor at- member you telling me that the successful kind where tempting to refill the bo- Autumn was a happy timc you run out of ice and soda, wels of the cursed basket. [for you. I guess it is when but no one cares. Periodi-IIt took hours ! it is dramatized by the leacally On the flight, I stood Then on to New-York ves. But they are living. at the back of the plane; with a rather sizeable han- The dead concrete of the ci and absorbed the strange- gover. I hereby claim that ty 'never changes its robes of ness of the drunken crowed it was the most magnificenti mourning always grey, cavorting in a tunnel-like in the history of all man- grey. contraption ten thousand kind, really a beaut. it is when but no one cares. Periodi-IIt took hours ! it is dramatized by the leacally On the flight, I stood Then on to New-York ves. But they are living. at the back of the plane; with a rather sizeable han- The dead concrete of the ci and absorbed the strange- gover. I hereby claim that ty 'never changes its robes of ness of the drunken crowed it was the most magnificenti mourning always grey, cavorting in a tunnel-like in the history of all man- grey. contraption ten thousand kind, really a beaut. Fortu- You were all sO very feet above the ocean. It ma nately the plane was decora kind to me. There's no way kes an eerie picture. ted in fashionable grecu- I can repay you. Even the But my gay, cumbersome and it wasn't long before depressing fall wind canload meant nothing to the I blended perfectly with the (not carry away my memobrown-shirted employees of decor and was able to make ries of Haiti. They remain the U. S. Customs Depart- most of the trip unnoticed. as my tanned skin fades... ment. They had their jobs As we approached NewWin to do and by God, neither York the city welcomed me a scotch nor rum filled bo- with its ostentatious disdy would stop them. play of jewel-like lights. GOCORERITA RINTING <Vaccinate me ? You're But somehow they all looCHOTOENGRAVINO not man enough to do it,> ked dimmer and duller to LITMOBHADHIQUE I8 gurgled as they carted me me than ever before. I fclt OFFSETPRINTING COLOR WORK off to. the medical torture none of the usual excite 44 2e43 chamber. It was really quite ment in my body. None of RUE TELEPHONE AMERICAINE 2278 1348 painless, but I vaguely re-l the tingling expectation. I PPAY BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE S. A J'AI APPRIS LA 3c JOURSY IE RÉPONSE A CECI PUME LES CAMBLS WHY SATISFIED AVOIR BE APRÈS FUMÉ DEPUIS DES DES CAMELS ANNÉES. Je SAIS EXCLUSIVEMENT SONT WITH ANY QU'ELLES BUT PENDANT 30 JOURS, DOUCES ET LES CAMELS SONT J6 CONNAIS LEUB VRAIMENT DOUCES. ORANDE SAVEUR. CAREFUL DRY CLEANING when you can ALWAYS get it nadaire Conco de ersonnes des AT ARtE SPECRN grands spéciali samtizuto listes E gorge a Sasi s: AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE à causé par les CAMELS HAITIAN AMERICAN a - DRY CLEANERS CURACAO TRADING CO EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HAITI NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH KHAITI SUN> American War Veterans Show Work at Art Center Crime Under Cover PRESS RELEASE ready appeared in several Louis Missouri, he won first Review by Marge Fee (MONDAY) shows when he entered the place in an interscholastic The exhibition of army. Five years of service! art competition. He worked Another Mug for the bier, ie, it appears he intends to tings by American veterans pain- in the army changed, as an advertising man in his by Richard Starnes. (Lippi- keep that reputation. of world WarII is now in h is m 1 n d. H e home state and some of his ncott $ 2.50). its second week at the Cen- was a member of General paintings have been displa Richard Starnesls jsecond Vengeance Is Mine tre d'Art An innovation has Pattons Third Army, was yed at 'the Carnegie Instiwhodunit effort wounded and received seve; tute in Washington D. C. proves that by Mickey Spillane. (Dut- been introduced in that vi-] ral decorations. reputation. of world WarII is now in h is m 1 n d. H e home state and some of his ncott $ 2.50). its second week at the Cen- was a member of General paintings have been displa Richard Starnesls jsecond Vengeance Is Mine tre d'Art An innovation has Pattons Third Army, was yed at 'the Carnegie Instiwhodunit effort wounded and received seve; tute in Washington D. C. proves that by Mickey Spillane. (Dut- been introduced in that vi-] ral decorations. war he can sustain that rare com ton, $ 2.50) sitors have been invited to The interrupted his bination of humor and fict- This guy. Chester Whee- vote for their favorite pain- After deciding to ber studies and work and hc ionally justifiable homicide ler, went on a business bin- ttings. At the close of the ex a professional artist, he stu- spent three years in the Arwhich marked his first top- ge with Mike Hammer. It hibition prizes will be presen died in Paris and Mexico my air corps as an electrician notch murder mystery. was a lucky thing he did, ted to the winners by the and then came to the Centre on B-29 bombers. He has atThe inimitable sleuth, Dr because if he had gotten Public Affairs Officer of d'Art. He expects shortly to) tended a number of art insti St. Georges Peachy takes a drunk with anybody else, the American Embassy. leave for New York to work tutes, and has taken work back seat. for my money, in that anybody else would ha with a large advertising con- at several colleges, all aithis one, and lets Barncy ve been stabbed for his un- This exhibition of the cern. med at enabling him adver- to taForge, Washington reporter timely demise. As it was, Mi work of young American ar Davidson, another of the ke his place again, in take the wheel through ke could extricate himself tists is interesting both American artists, was born tising and as an exhibiting most of the entertainment. from the mess. from the point of view of in Illinois in 1925. In St-I artist. The good doc turns up With something akin to the content and of the back with the solution, but it see unfriendliness, Chester had ground of the participants. med by-the-way when we gorten himself killed with Most people are familiar toit. The real treat is Mike's gun. But, the D. A. with the action of the Amef some hilarious dialog rican Government in masaid, it was just another and descriptive comment. suicide, SO Mike Hammer, king educational training aL Besides Senators, the Ca- private detective, could vailable to all former servi ds pitol Building has daily in- home to bed -without R ce men whether their educa; habitants called correspon- gun and his little ticket that tion was interrupted by : Bi Wr dents, of which Barney Fortheir war time service or ge is one. So is Courtney proved he was a private de- whether they found that - tective. The D. A. had been uln 476 Mandrel but not as long after Mike for many a added education would gia one. Courtney croaks of] moon. ve them a better chance to what seems to be sock in improve themselves. the jaw by Barney. Mike didn't really belieSomehow Senator Philan ve, friends, that his bouze For several years thouder (no kidding !) Chance's companion could commit sands of veterans in the Uni daughter, Sidney, is mixed Guicide. So he investigated. ted States have been thronin the murder. So is sociali- His sleuthing sojourn led ging the vocational schools Henrierta, him to a Bowery drinking and colleges. Many prefer- UNVEILING "SHAW'S CORNER"-The late George Bernardy) te party-giver, hall, where he met clyde.the red to go abroad and Paris England, Shaw's 12-room was recently home, opened set in two to the scenic public acres of the Hertfordshire, first time. Wren. slick crook; Junio, the scint and Mexico particularly we Shown above is the great dramatist's study. is sociali- His sleuthing sojourn led ging the vocational schools Henrierta, him to a Bowery drinking and colleges. Many prefer- UNVEILING "SHAW'S CORNER"-The late George Bernardy) te party-giver, hall, where he met clyde.the red to go abroad and Paris England, Shaw's 12-room was recently home, opened set in two to the scenic public acres of the Hertfordshire, first time. Wren. slick crook; Junio, the scint and Mexico particularly we Shown above is the great dramatist's study. f just as Shaws There's left it, with full desks and bookcases. The Irishman gavetho some none-too- illating Jane, and Rainey, re hosts to hundreds of the name "Shaw's Corner" to his home gentle satire threaded the pugnacious rogue. And se students. through the volume which lots of pretty girls who died Haiti has never had mashould tickle your over-ta- one by one. ny veteran students studyxed fancy, And the yarn i Mickey Spillane has wri ing under the G. I. Bill of self Poets' moves The Corner steadily to its tten two fast-track who- Rights but there are four at surprising conclusion. dunits as meaty fas mother's) present represented in the ex Love Is Blind Mr. Starnes, undoubtedly, fried chicken. It is with re- hibition at the art center is the best whodunit writer gret that your reviewer re- young men whose back- He wasn't handsome, wasn't sO to bask in the glow of that ports that the present Opus ground was much différent and awkward was he and slow young, of the crowded horizon in many a is as tasty as overstuffed bo- from their present chosen ca She Shy wasn't sO wasn't sO fair, tongue; year. He has built a repu- Xled capon. reer. Her clothes glamorous, and was her hair tation on two books. And, The itwo above books are Raymond D. Young, one weren'tso stylish plain eince the second beats the obtainable by writing the of the participants, a Califor But he had a good job and was liked y the men, first by an entertaining mi- <Haiti Sun.> nian born in 1918, had ho- And for noisy carousing he had no yen. pes of becoming a professi- Their courtship was mild and not out of place, QUOTES FROM onal ice skater, and had al- Each day the schoolroom she had to face. "THE MEANING OF CULTURE 99 The fellows all ribbed him and gave him a shove, He wasn't aware he had fallen in love, <What Pension Till his heart gave a leapat the sound of her voice. matters is that inl phy. None can call himself Or to hear the name of the maid of his choice, the depths of a person's cul a philosopher whose own "San Michele" ture there should be some days are not made more in Then toward his attire he care, sort of grim, stark, bed-rock tense and dramatic by his In cool Petionville, offers Kept his nails clean, put oil gave on his special hair ; philosophizing, It is this ba philosophizing. A phiioso- a delightful homelike at And she, in turn, had developed a taste sic grimness and starkness phy of one's own, grown mosphere, comfortable For feminine frills and streamlined her waist. that gives to any worthy cul tough and flexible amid the rooms French, Haitian, and Though some viewed their romance with startled sur ture the iron it needs. To be shocks of the world, is a far American Cuisine at ver prise, a cultured person is to be a more important achieve- moderate prices. Special fa- They were handsome and lovely in each other's eyes. person with some kind of 0- ment than the ability to ex- vorable terms may be arranriginal philosophy. grimness and starkness phy of one's own, grown mosphere, comfortable For feminine frills and streamlined her waist. that gives to any worthy cul tough and flexible amid the rooms French, Haitian, and Though some viewed their romance with startled sur ture the iron it needs. To be shocks of the world, is a far American Cuisine at ver prise, a cultured person is to be a more important achieve- moderate prices. Special fa- They were handsome and lovely in each other's eyes. person with some kind of 0- ment than the ability to ex- vorable terms may be arranriginal philosophy. To phi-: pond the precise differen- ged for person wishing to And sO they were marcied, and he had a wife, losophize is not to read phi ces between the great philo stay as permenant guests. And she had a man for the rest of her life. losophy; it is to feel philoso sophic schools of thought.> Tel : 7175 Ti Joe De --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH STRICTLY FRESH 7T D m it comes to putting in a : a a man weir should know f o onions! a PLACES A Cleveland woman TO was EAT granteda on grounds that while Srie husband often failed to feed her, he bought 13 cars during their 11 years of marriage. revm She was lucky he didn't PLACES in! FUN itrade her FOR It's almost time to put up window screens to keep out the flieg LOOK. GOOD FOOD IBO HAVE is our speciality Oorie cetre t AND that away from young out4 CLELE t.e" A lot of people who want to give up smoking put it off with a lot of ifs and butts. U Sports Note: Max Baer is considering a return to the ring. Guess boxing fans will have_to grin and Baer it.:/ TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 7:30 To 11P. M. 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Boy, we: have fights that are dallies:" --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH HAITI SUNPage 9 at the Sacre Coeur church Suzanne Rigaud and Ni- Tony Koren Turgeau are Miss Gilda E- non Tesserot left Monday Mary Mitchell lie and Lt Willie Laraque. for studies in Jamaica. Sue Rabuka. XXX Oliver Heath. Jr. From the most distant vil UNION SCHOOL At least 20 <Briseurs> lage in the Republic we ha- HONOR ROLL crossed the frontier for ve received what the alarming This is the honour roli of Easter. 9 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH HAITI SUNPage 9 at the Sacre Coeur church Suzanne Rigaud and Ni- Tony Koren Turgeau are Miss Gilda E- non Tesserot left Monday Mary Mitchell lie and Lt Willie Laraque. for studies in Jamaica. Sue Rabuka. XXX Oliver Heath. Jr. From the most distant vil UNION SCHOOL At least 20 <Briseurs> lage in the Republic we ha- HONOR ROLL crossed the frontier for ve received what the alarming This is the honour roli of Easter. beach cry... Franck Roy ? happened Port-au-Prin- to the Union School in position ce witnessed his car a of their scholastic 0- > combin wall in Lalue Saturday climb ver the past 6 week rating period : a night. GRADES 4-8 On Saturday at 5:00 drove Paul Wehrle - Cherch p.lchildren up to KensXXX m. the celebration of the Michael Eat zowices ccff Wednesday afternoon, David Bigio flew off to a Deeming marriage of Mlle Jacqueline to enjoy five days of much Easter weekend in Ciudad Melissa Walker Catholic Thomas and Mr. Riswick needed rest. Our croadsides Trujillo Thursday. Susan Goodwillie Jean took place at the Sa- correspondent reports that XXX Bridgette Groehl Hospital Mass Chapel cred Heart Church of Tur a string of fine looking ho- Mr. and Mrs Bunny E- David Follansbee sermon unday in at 8:30 a. m. - Englich. geau. rses trotted up. to Kenscoff vans, and Johana ( Nana 1 Mary Ann Mongeau XXX Friday, which means His Siegel arrived from Kings- Monique Zenny Sacré-Coeur. 4-6-8 Sunday a. Haitian-Brazilian Agrce- Excellency is going to incla- ton Jamaica Thursday. Mary Helen Fisher Masses at m. ment - Notes dated March de horse-back riding in his Donald Taicher Cathedral Sunday Masses 19th exchanged between the short Easter vacation, in the Katherine Durham retur- Janice Dolan St at Gerard 4-5:30 - 80:00 a. m. Secretary of State of Fore- mountains. ned to Jamaica Tuesday, Caro! Mevs (near 5:30-7-8:30 Oloffson) lign Affairs of Haiti and the XXX with tne promise that she Evelyn Saltzman Sunday Masses Bosco Minister of Brazil in Port- Franck Wilson at present would return in two weeks Allen Levitan St Mass Jean at 9 m. Sunday au-Prince, the Governments in the States on Business with her 30 member troup. Josepb Noustas on a. the of Haiti and Brazil have en- will return Tuesday. XXX 3rd. GRADE Chapel Mass Exposition 9: 'tered into an agreement for XXX Enjoying the mountains, Alexandra Mitcheli grounds, at a. m. the transportation of their di The Tallest man in the International club, spearfish Anita Meiberg Episcopal Holy Trinity Cathedral plomatic correspondence by world accompanied by the ing. and the sights are Capt Terry Smith Sunday Mass. -at 4 a. m. 6. sea. largest woman in the world and Mrs Judeth Stein of Barbara Sager a. 8 a. in XXX Charles m.and m. French graced Haitian soil this New York. West Point graLevitan 9: 30 a. m. in A release of the General Ad week as they stepped dowa duate Richard Stein's wife 2nd GRADE Daily Mass 6 a. English m. French ministration of Post Offices for a few minutes at Bowen Judeth is the sister of Mrs E- Susan Brett Charel : view Ephany In of comemo- field, while passing through ric Neff wife of the director Roger Hicks Sunday Mass at 6 a. m.and m. French graced Haitian soil this New York. West Point graLevitan 9: 30 a. m. in A release of the General Ad week as they stepped dowa duate Richard Stein's wife 2nd GRADE Daily Mass 6 a. English m. French ministration of Post Offices for a few minutes at Bowen Judeth is the sister of Mrs E- Susan Brett Charel : view Ephany In of comemo- field, while passing through ric Neff wife of the director Roger Hicks Sunday Mass at 6 a. m. rating the visit to Haiti on a PAA clipper. of the Haitian American Ins- Stephan Goetschius 8 a: m. in POWELL French of LADY BADEN XXX titute. Get it. Michael Nemoytin METHODIST Chief Guide (girl Scout) of James O. Plinton of Dry XXX Marie Aubry Rue de la Révolution the World, the General Ad Cleaning fame returned The fortnightly passen- Ist GRADE : at 7 a. m. Post ministration of Offices from a ten day visit to Mia- ger ship Nuevo Dominica- Libby Shaw Service In to the English brings knowledge of mi this week. no will arrive in Port this Glen Deeming the public that a special seal Tuesday. bearing the date of arrival XXX XXX of the distinguished visitor The Deemings were seen will on all mail mat- at Thorland Thursday. After a year and Refresh.. Add appear eight ter posted that day. XXX months in Haiti as Director XXX John and Mrs Walker and of Courses at the Haitian Afriends and Pinky Mi Institute Zesi and To merican The Cabane Choucoune, Mr. DuaHour will be open Sunday night. Eric chael, celebrated the, <Assas- ne Adams and wife shircly Deans Jamaican band pro- sins day Wednesday. flew home to Wallace Ne- I mises to be in the grove.. XXX braska yesterday to spend a XXX Daniel Theard Chief of three week vacation before Xavier Cugat and 29 Potocole àrrived in town last moving to their new post in members of his orchestra Monday from Santiago Chi- Brazii. In recognition of his will arrive in Port-au-Prin le. good. work Mr. Adams rece around the begining of XXX ceived a promotion to Direc April. Ambassador of Haiti inltor of the Cultural InstituXXX the Dominican Republic, te in Salvador Bahia Bazil Thousands trekked up to Theophile Richard arrived a city of 350.000 popula- <Calvaire> the crucifix on Tuesday from Ciudad Tru tion.After their three weeks the Bel Air hill Friday after jillo. vacation in Nebraska the Anoon. XXX dams will go to WashingCaptain Jacques Etienne ton D. C. for a brief orienta XXX head of the Criminal Invés- tion, and then proceed to A large number of peo tigation Office is back at Bahia. At plane time yesple motored out to Carre- work after his three month terday loaded down with a four Dufort Friday and Sa- vacation in Mexico. phipment of Haitian drums, turday to witness something XXX paintings, lamps etc which of the three day Rara (La- The Haitian Delegation they intent to take to Brazil, louadit) that eruptes there Ito the conference of Forei- Mr Adams managed to say each Easter. gn Ministers of the 21 A- few word... > where ever XXX merican Republics left at 6 my wife and I go we shall Today at Parc Leconte so p. m. Thursday for Washing always carry a part of Haime one will be burdened ton D. C. The group hea- ti in our hearts. with a small renault. The ded by Foreign Minister XXX Gatili winning ticket of the Raf Jacques Leger. is Mr. Mau Wednesday was the anniSalo "Coke fel organized by the Haitian rice Clermont Georges versary date of the sympaFootball Federation in an mon, Frederick Magny and thic Chief of the Military effort to raise money to im Major Edwig (Mercier. House of H. m. Thursday for Washing always carry a part of Haime one will be burdened ton D. C. The group hea- ti in our hearts. with a small renault. The ded by Foreign Minister XXX Gatili winning ticket of the Raf Jacques Leger. is Mr. Mau Wednesday was the anniSalo "Coke fel organized by the Haitian rice Clermont Georges versary date of the sympaFootball Federation in an mon, Frederick Magny and thic Chief of the Military effort to raise money to im Major Edwig (Mercier. House of H. E. the Presiprove the Parc Leconte. will XXX dent of the Republic, Major adje i either say o doth be drawn, and for a 1 gour Jean de Lespinasse and Francis Etienne. eudmimt mean the same thing. de ticket the winner will be Marcelle Vital are to be mar XXX Mr. 0OMD WD ANTUONTY o BM COCACOI CORPANY BP presented with a renault car ried next Saturday at church Good Friday evening XXX St. Philippe and St. Jacques and Mrs Eric Neff offered a BRASSERIE DE LAi COURONNE President Magloire in Jacmel. quiet farewell dinner to the Madame Magloire and the To marry April the 14th Adams. S. A. --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MARCH 25TH Page i0 Other Nations Don't Like It ere Is Way PRESS the PERON MAY DRAW FGAG Prensa Closed now AT La Prensa MEETING has been HERE closed 45 days. The Argentine govera- speeches from the floor, it It had been under harass ment's suppression of La not by formal resolution: ment since President Peron Prensa, the country's leading Most other American retook office five years agc. newspaper, may figure im- pilblics are known to be dis Until Jan. 26, this year, 1t portantly in the conference turbed by the growing to had survived severe govern of North and South Ameri- talitarianism of the Argentiment restrictions clearly aican fereign, ministers which ne ruler. He is seen as an inmed to bleed Or to badger 1t begins here in Washington creasing menace to friendto death. March 26. ship and solidarity among TARGET The conference will be the nations of this hemisIt had been the target of devoted to the defense roles phere. severe government restricof the21 American republics FREEDOM tions on newsprint. Freedom of the press is noz GUARANTEED Court orders were franed on the agenda and cannot be Inter-American relations to make it pay for <back> put there except by unani- are based on the Chapultecustôms duties on paper mous consent. But there a- pec Agreement of 1945. By stocks which had been trad- Editor GAINZA PAZ re growing indications that signing this agreement. Aritionally free the Peron dictatorship will gentina--despite her authoUnreasonable health and per decided to brave the PRESIDENT PERON be drastically condemned in ritarian government was safery orders were invented, threats of the pickets, and restored to the good graces and the plant closed until go back to work. of the other American repu were enforced. About a thousand of blics and enabled to enter What they (The ethem Think met near They ditor of The News has been then, the plant, aud Following are various com- Catbolic La was the United some Nations. There in this plant, and it is a inobreaking up into smail ments from several Religion, oj Ca even hope Arger del of cleanliness, safety orderly groups, started wal pers in South America newspa ai.d racas, Venezuela : tina would improve. the other American repu were enforced. About a thousand of blics and enabled to enter What they (The ethem Think met near They ditor of The News has been then, the plant, aud Following are various com- Catbolic La was the United some Nations. There in this plant, and it is a inobreaking up into smail ments from several Religion, oj Ca even hope Arger del of cleanliness, safety orderly groups, started wal pers in South America newspa ai.d racas, Venezuela : tina would improve. and modernity). king toward the paper. elsewhere. The Peron government is Part of the Chapultepec A Another government They were (set upon by acting against its own best greement was a stipulation Or- armed men. These comments are a ti- interests... that the vendors' that the American der prevented installation of One was ny sample, and by no means strike (which closed republics a new press. printer shot' to adequately the bit La Pren would recognite and guaran THE AX FELL death. represent sa) was staged deliberarely tee freedom of the press Then, last 26 Two other men were hurt ter comment which has ap- by the government to elimi and other means of informa Jan, mem- peverely. peared generally in the press nate its most vocal press tion. bers of the newsvendors' u- By the next day, it was all over the entire continent position. Msgr. Pelling has nion (none are em of officially adt whom Washington counted that fourteen had We print this short review that it would have been mo been staying aloof from the ployed by La Prensa) annou been injured. one way Or a- merely to indicate that ou re to Peron's ultimate ad- Prensa situation on the nced a xstrike> and pic- nother. traged reportorial and edito vantage had he respected the ground that it is an internal keted the plant. Its. emrial eyes over the world a- Argentine newspaper's inde issue. But there were are signs of ployes threatened wih AFTERWARD, re focused on this most re- pendence. a reaction. Edward G. Milviolence, and the newspa- THE POLICE cent adventure of South A- CHILE ler Jr., Assistant Secretary per shut down. But about 400 of the merica's adventurer in tota Practically the entire of State for Latin-American Early in February, La workers got thru tô the buil litarianism. It is perhaps sign of this country has denouced press Affairs, has a brief Prensa filed a report with ding, and were busy wcit- ificant that we were unable the action. visit to Buenos just Aires. paid Federal police in which it ing stories and setting type to find any Argentine Com- URUGUAY OBVIOUSLY fully substantiated its com- when the police came. The munist paper which denoun La Accion, of Montevidec GLOOMY plaint that its drivers and took them all away ced the closing of La Pren- Uruguay, official spokes- He was obviously glooniy sypographical union emplo- Et groups, for <questioning> sa. man for Louis Batlle Berres as he left, and observers yes were threatened. All were released later by Possibly, the Communist wbose term as president said U. S. Argentine rciaOn Feb. 1, Peron had ad- the police, but eprovision- handbook of political tac-espired : just tions had reached their lodressed the Paper and Paste ally, which means they tics has not been changed The closing of La Prensa west in the last four board Workers' Union (a could be recalled at any since the days of Hitler. At has served to highlight the years, point Mr. Batlle Berres as he left, and observers yes were threatened. All were released later by Possibly, the Communist wbose term as president said U. S. Argentine rciaOn Feb. 1, Peron had ad- the police, but eprovision- handbook of political tac-espired : just tions had reached their lodressed the Paper and Paste ally, which means they tics has not been changed The closing of La Prensa west in the last four board Workers' Union (a could be recalled at any since the days of Hitler. At has served to highlight the years, point Mr. Miller talked on part of his government moment. It ended that at- that time, Communist doc- sympathy which exists thru- ly for a few minutes with kponsored and controlled tempt to get out the paper. trine was ; xfrom decadent out the continent for the em President Peron. J Juan Central Labor Committee Anyway, a judge issued liberal democracy to fascism battled democratic press of The unfavorable imprèsin which he didn't mention an order saying only police fru m fasci sm Argentina. sion Mr. Miller is reported La Prensa specifically, but could enter the building to communism.> So the Com- The Uruguayan Press to have taken away most liin which he did say that sop The body of the slain prin munists helped Hitler to po- Club has approved a resolu kely will be communicated position> was trying to ter was taken to La Pren- wer, planning to capture tion condemning Peron's ac to other Latin-American for adestroy> R and asked his sa's offices, tho. where it lay the state after he had set up tion as a purely political ma- eign ministers he talks with listeners to repeat his words in state. its. totalitarian structure. Ic neuver by which an un- on his way home for tlie to their comrades so that ALL THEIR may be-- we have no way disguised despotismp uses la- March 26 meeting. awe can defend our- OWN FAULT of really knowing that is bor to silence and perma- Meanwhile the United selves. Next day, all the Peronist the way they again sec the nently injure this great States press has been increa By that time, the paper newspapers unanimously bla game, this time in Argenti- newspaper, <which does ho in its aba singly outspoken had been down week: med La Prensa's workers na. We merely know that, nor to American journatism horrence of Peron's, highhan A bit later, it looked as for the violence, but faiicd only the Peronist press and with its civic spirit. dedness against La Prensa. tho the paper was getting to explain why the govern- the Communist press failed El Dia (founded by Juse The inter-American Press ready to submit to the u- ment newsvendors would be to cry out in protest at the Batlle y Ordonez) : Association, covering 400 pu nion's demands for 20 per hanging around La Prensa throttling Tof La Prensa,the <Now it is Peronista poli bilications including 260 in cent of the paper's adverti- in the middle of the after greatest liberal democratic ce who keep La Prensa's em Latin-Ameriea, (has unanising revenues, even tho they the noon, long before pubiica- editorial voice in South A- ployes from working.> mously pledged its support were not employed by tion of an edition. The Pe- merica. PERU to Dr the uand asolid sympathy> paper. Immediately, ronistas even claimed the Here are a few comments The Press Federation of Gainza Paz, the Prensa edinion's demands increased. dead man as a martyr OD from other countries : Peru : tor and publisher: TRY TO WORK their side and didn't bot- VENEZUELA Issues a manifesto expres- And La Nacion, another A month later. the non- ther to explain why, if he Msgr. Tesus Maria Pelling sing solidarity with La Prensa striking employes of the pa (Continned on page 11) editor-of wlira-consereatinvel (Continued on page 11) (Continned on page 11) za Paz, the Prensa edinion's demands increased. dead man as a martyr OD from other countries : Peru : tor and publisher: TRY TO WORK their side and didn't bot- VENEZUELA Issues a manifesto expres- And La Nacion, another A month later. the non- ther to explain why, if he Msgr. Tesus Maria Pelling sing solidarity with La Prensa striking employes of the pa (Continned on page 11) editor-of wlira-consereatinvel (Continued on page 11) (Continned on page 11) --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY MARCH 25TH <HAITI SUN> Page it Prensa Closed WHAT THEY THINK pher were thrown into jail (Continued from page 10) FRANCE (Continued from page 10) MORE for taking pictures of thc BRAZIL Committee of tbe Natiowas a Peronist newsvendor BADGERING fighting. They were charged Diario Carioca, of Rio dé nal Federation of tbe French he was lying in state in La The police kept ordering with wcausing a disturban- Janeiro says : Press adopted a resolution : Prensa's plant. the time of the dead prin- ce> found guilty, then <par That when the Peron go- oWe protest the intoleraLa Nacion (independent) ter's funeral changed, and doned> in the custody of vernment encountered dilti- ble measures of which La and the small English-lan- finally sent it to the burial their consuls after their pic culties in taking legal action Prensa of Buenos Aires has guage Herald carried iac- ground by side streets, ins tures had been destroyed. against La Prensa and La been the victim.> The icde tual raccounts, the only ones tead of the route that had Another photographer Nacion, it resorted to sur- ration sent a message of sym in Buenos Aires. When the been planned by the mour- who had worked for La reptitious measures to perse pathy to directors and pernames of the injured carne ners. Prensa took a picture, and cute La Prensa. Peron's a- sonnel of La Prensa <for out, all fourteen were La got the same (police treat- gents, observed Diario Ca- theirfight in defense of press Prensa employes, as was the An American correspon- ment except he was not par rioca, assumed roles of labor freedom.> man who died. dent and a British photogra doned. He was an Argenti- agitators to impose labor U. S. A. nian. He is still in jail. Sen- provisions on La Prensa In Syracuse, N. Y., the Sy A tence, 30 days. which represent a shocking racuse University's School NOW THEY WANT IT form of intervention unpa- of Journalism passed a reso Then Peron's General ralleled in the history of A- lution urging that newspaCLIPPER Confederation of Labor met merican journalism. It calls pers, publishers, advertisers and voted to expropriate La the boycott against La Prenand journalism schools co-0CARGO Prensa, and run it <as an or sa <the last underplot of this perate in trying to aid La gan of service to the coun- shameful campaign against Prensa in opening in exile C0Y try>. an indep-ndent newspaper.> if necessary. It lined up its member u- BOGOTA ENGLAND nions sO that the paper could EI Tiempo, of Bogota : The London Economist not cash a check, get oil, get The latest episodes inl Pe- says: Prenand journalism schools co-0CARGO Prensa, and run it <as an or sa <the last underplot of this perate in trying to aid La gan of service to the coun- shameful campaign against Prensa in opening in exile C0Y try>. an indep-ndent newspaper.> if necessary. It lined up its member u- BOGOTA ENGLAND nions sO that the paper could EI Tiempo, of Bogota : The London Economist not cash a check, get oil, get The latest episodes inl Pe- says: fuel, and so on, even if it ron's feud with La Prensa Any lingering doubts> .MORE tried. Ic also voted that if confirm the obvious fact .about Peron and his gothe confederation of unions that La Prensa's difficulties vernment.. emust be disPROFITS be permitted to seize the pro do not arise from a legiti- pelled by the mixture of chi perty, the union which mate labor aispute, but from canery and violence he has FOR YOU! estrucks the paper would the determination of the Pel used to suppress the leading be allowed to join the un- ron government to harass independent paper of Latin ions which would run the and end the existence of one America.> It concluded that Importers and exporters discover that their profits rise when and would then becoof the most vigorous oppo- Peron's <is the technique of they specify shipment via Clipper Cargo. There are 10 good LE employes. nents of Peron's authorita- Hitler.> wayst that ClipperC Cargo canr maker money fors youlIfyou'dl like The Confederation has bac- rian regime. tol learn how, call, the Clipper Cargo expert in your commuoff a bit from this PERON GAG.. nity. Hel hast thes answert to your particular shipping problems. rion, ked and over this past week posi- (Continued from page 10) end isimply announced itl JUST A LABOR big independent paper iti JUST had decided to retain its boy DISPUTE Buenos Aires, has urged the PHONE cott until the paper capitu On last Friday, President press of three continents a lated to the newsvendors Peron rejected request to refuse to print news union's demands including from the paper's employesfrom (Argentine until La 20 per cent of all classified that he intervene in the dis-] Prensa is permitted to resu advertising. pute ; he said it was pure- me publication. controversy between Netus, CCLIPPER lya (Wasbingeon Daily EDITOR CHARGED management and Iabor ! Monday. March 12tb 1951) CARGO Dr. Alberto Gainza Paz, INC the editor, was charged a week ago by Federal police, For Finest Quanty.. PAN AMERIC that he had <violated the se Finest Flavor.. 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