--- Page 1 --- II I I I BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE un EDITOR EM. A.MAINVILLE VOLUME 1. SUNDAY APRIL 1st. $ No. 29 PERSONALITY Xavier Cugat Comes to Town OHIO STATE SOCIETY VISITS PORT OF THES WEEK The news that Xavier CuWhen the SS Nuevo Do-; Ham, and Vice-President gat and his world-famous Or Truck Runs Wild minicano steamed into Port and Mrs Harry Flory of the chestra are going to visit au-Prince Tuasday, twelve Ohio State Society (a touPort-au-Prince has provoked Kills 3 Injures 9 hours late, owing to a slight rist society) were traveling a wave of enthusiasm acase of engine trouble in Ciu aboard the ship with 52 of mongst all circles of our peo Three persons were killed dad Trujillo, there was an their group whose member ple. The GREAT Cugat will and nine injured when a unsual sight to behold at the ship numbers well over a actually present himself with truck, with no brakes and a' pier side. Ships Agent Ro- thousand. his gigantic musical review broken axle crashed into bert E. Roy was seen balan Later at Cabane Choucou entitled WA SALUTE TO :wo automobiles and de- cing along with the ship's ne your reporter had an opTHE AMERICAS>, on Fri- molished the walls of two documents two beautiful portunity to have a few day, 6th of April, at the The houses at Lalue Thursday enormous bouquets of flo- words with Society's Presiater REX in only one perfor morning. wers and what we now dent Mr. C. H. Ham. Hc mance beginning at 8 p. The dead : know as a little informal made much of the beautiful m.sharp. "A Salute to the Miss Julierine Beaudin, speech On the tip of his ton- sight from Boutillier eneAmericas> is a show where Alcide Martineau, and Is- gue. It seemed that Agent ver seen anything like it bethe Great Cugat participates mael Bazile. Roy had got wind that the fore> he said. C Sorry the with his well-known chan- The injured : President and Mrs C. H. Continued on Page 3 teuse, ABBE Lane (whose Marc Milord, Leonce Char beautiful legs are insured les, Lamercie Jean-Baptiste, for one million dollars (U. Anderson Preval, Marcel ES. currency) by Lloyds of mile, Laurette Rochelien, The storv of Russell C. London; Eddie Kosack, the Mrs. Gilbert and her two Board, familiarly known as best marimba player of all children.. *RCB> and his stay in Haiti vime, who has been appear- On his way down from is the story of the U. S. Ma- ing all over the world in con Petionville to Port-au-Prin' rine Corpsi Occupation, and certs and was just persuaded ce witha load of larges rocks the organization and devel- by Cugat to join his magni- on which three workers weopment of the Garde d'Haiti ficent show; Tato and Julia re comfortably riding the Mr. Board arrived in Hai- voted by dance conosseurs as owner and driver of the red ti in 1923 on derached duty the most thrilling of all tro Dodge truck licenced 5385 from the Marine Corps to pial dance teams. Another decided to call at the Gasowhat was, at that time, the gorgeous woman is Dulcina line station just after Ruel Haitian Army. A number of whose ravishing and sensu- le Alexis Roy when he disco Marine personnel were atta ous dances have caused three vered his. brakes were not ched to the Army of Haiti, people to commit suicide, functioning right. He imme then known as the Gender- so it is rumored. Also Otto diately applied the hand merie d'Haiti, for the purpo (Continued on page 3) brake, and the resulting se of training officer and en pressure broke the rear axle listed material to the end "Time" Magazine The Truck gathered speed, that Haiti would have a driver Lilavois with one combined Army and Police Walkers Leave hand kept up a constant bla Ohio State Society. vered his. brakes were not ched to the Army of Haiti, people to commit suicide, functioning right. He imme then known as the Gender- so it is rumored. Also Otto diately applied the hand merie d'Haiti, for the purpo (Continued on page 3) brake, and the resulting se of training officer and en pressure broke the rear axle listed material to the end "Time" Magazine The Truck gathered speed, that Haiti would have a driver Lilavois with one combined Army and Police Walkers Leave hand kept up a constant bla Ohio State Society. enjoy evening at Cabane Choucou Force capable of keeping Or ring of the horn, and endea- ne, seated is the President of the Society and Mrs. Ham, der in the country. The trai Mr. John Walker, a se- vored to find a clear Vice - President and Mrs. Flory Standing is Agent Roning of the Army had star- nior Continued on Page Re Editor of <Time Magabert Roy and assistant Brutus. ted in 1917,1 but no real pro- zine> was receiving compli gress was not made until ments before plane time yes Salute to a the late 20's. Board was (terday, on his excellent job Yale Glee Club "Daily Cleaner Editor' commissioned. an officer with of spending a complete Great Lady Arrive che Army Today Here by the President month of complete relaxation The lastest word this Vacationing of Haiti and continued with completly incognito with A great Lady visited our ning is that the Yale Glee mor Mr that organization for about his complete family, wife, shores this past week. Lady/Club who arrived at 11:00 T. E. Sealy co-editor 12 years, until the Occupa- daughter *Pinkys and son Baden Powell, Chief Giri, a. m. will offer a of the top Jamaican newspa tion ended În 1934. He was <Michael> in cool Kenscoff. Guide. (in Haiti Girl-Scouts) concert this definitely at 8:30 per the *Daily Gleaners the last of the Occupation Your jreporter managed and wife of the founder of it is to be held evening at the Thea- was welcomed to Haiti Wed Force to leave Haiti depar- 'to force several phrases the world-wide Scout Orga- tre de Verdure, but if it nesday on a two-week vaca ting about 15 days after the' out of the editor' who was nization, the late Lord Ba- shows signs of the tion. Saturday évening at last man had left aboard busily checking on the den Powell, spent Friday, concert will be transfered raining to 7:30 at the Hotel Splendid the Navy Transport. His de fation possibilitics of a a Saturday, Sunday and Mon- the Theatre at the Caserne after returning in the lay in leaving Haiti was ne cargo of Barbancourt, day in Port-au-Prince. The Dessalines. morning from a visit to the caused by several Code Haiti's national drink. Chief Girl Guide was accom PROGRAM FOR THE wCap* and the Citadelle Mr Books that had been in use aWell, said the editor, and panied by her secretary, Miss YALE GLEE CLUB Sealy gave a Press Conferen in Haiti and had to be deli- here are the. facts that our Bridgit P. Ramsdem and SPONSORED BY THE ce.It was a pleasant informal vered to Naval Intelligence wlightening> reporter mana General Mora Jianelli, Pre- HAITIAN AMERICAN meeting of the city press to in person. ged to scoop on to the back sident of the Scout Commi- SUGAR CO S. A. (Continsed on page 3) (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3) (continued on page 2) (Continued on page 3). I --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL Ist. SPONSORED BY THE ce.It was a pleasant informal vered to Naval Intelligence wlightening> reporter mana General Mora Jianelli, Pre- HAITIAN AMERICAN meeting of the city press to in person. ged to scoop on to the back sident of the Scout Commi- SUGAR CO S. A. (Continsed on page 3) (Continued on page 3) (Continued on page 3) (continued on page 2) (Continued on page 3). I --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL Ist. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Yale Glee Club 9 0 (continued from 1) REFRIGERATION Firestone page SUGAR Co.S.A. From Abril 1 to 2, 1951 VENTILATION Sunday April 1st 11.00 a. - E Kuee m. Arrival of the Yale Glee Club at International Airport, Port-au-Prince. CORRECT DESIGH 12:30 p. m. Luncheon Thorland International MEW at AIR Club. MATERINLE Afternoon Free 8:00 p. m. Concert deWEW CONDITIONING dicated to His Excellency the President of the Répuaroenaa blic and Madame Magloire. vous avoir MEWA Invitations issued by the Mi pouvez confiance.. THE ALL NEW nister of Foreign Affairs. 10:00 p: m. - Reception si c'est Westinghouse offered by his excellency the President of the Republic * BOUCARD &co. Firestone, and Madame Magloire at PORT- -AU-T -PRINCE De. Luxe the National Palace. t Monday, April 2rd 9:00 YALE - GLEE CLUB PROGRAM CHAMPIONS p. m. Free 11:00 a. m. visit Kenscoff April 1, 1951 12:15 p. m. Luncheon OUPTO 55% at the residence of Mr and Theâtre de Verdures..8 p. m. STRONGER Mrs Georges N. Léger at Kenscoff. I RELIGIOUS MUSIC 5-7 p. m. Reception Ave Maria Thoma; Luiz de Victoria 1940-1608 OUP TO 60% at the American Embassy Salvation Belongeth to Our God... Paul Tchesnokov MORE NONoffered by Mr. John Burns SKID ANGLES Charge d'Affaires. II. SONGS BY CONTEMPORARY COMPOSERS 8:30 P. m. Dinner at Preces sem palavres Feiton Villa-Lobos OUP TO Choucoune offered 32% Cabane Tarantella Randall Thompson by Hasco, featuring Haytian Words by Hilair Belloc LONGER folklore dancing. JMountain Nights Zoltan Kadaly MILEAGE Tuesday, April 3rd *Composed_for the Yale Glee Club aase Departure of Yale Glee AMAZING NEW Club for the Dominican Re- III. OLD ENGLISH SONGS Firestone Firestone public. How Merrily We Live C Michael Este.(1600) SUPREME EXTRA POWER The Belle In the Sreeple-Giuseppe Sammartini (1693-50 The Nightingale Thomas Weelkes (1623) SPARK PLUG BATTERIES BEACHCOMBER Arr. By Archibald T. Divison Ontstanding for gas econor spark omy Last longer, (continued on page 9) Now)Ist the Month of Maying..Thomas Morley (1557-03 DFi ance. Installasetroday. otor perform- have power more buy Extra Power. Friday night Claudien EdFatsees measi IV. LATIN AMERICAN SONGS sen NN ouard Etienne, Owner and Na Bahia Tem (Brazil Arr. by Feitor Villa-Labos Manager of the Boulongerie Meu Sao Benedito (Brazil Francisco Mignone St Marc celebrated his birth Hallazgo (Chile) :. .Arr. by Alfonso Letelier day wirh a party at the newPoem by Gabriela Mistral ly established restaurant on La conch'e perla..Arr by Rosa Mercedes A. buy Extra Power. Friday night Claudien EdFatsees measi IV. LATIN AMERICAN SONGS sen NN ouard Etienne, Owner and Na Bahia Tem (Brazil Arr. by Feitor Villa-Labos Manager of the Boulongerie Meu Sao Benedito (Brazil Francisco Mignone St Marc celebrated his birth Hallazgo (Chile) :. .Arr. by Alfonso Letelier day wirh a party at the newPoem by Gabriela Mistral ly established restaurant on La conch'e perla..Arr by Rosa Mercedes A. de Morales the second floor of the Bou Folklore Costeno (Peru) langerie a jolly time was had bv all..even the Queen INTERM ISSIONwas there. V. AMERICAN FOLK SONGS Away to Rio (Sea Chantey) What Shall We Do With A Drunken Sailor ? (Sea Chantey) .Arr. by Poor Mourner's Got A Home At Last (Negro Spiritual :.. M Bartholomew The Battle of Jericho (Negro Spiritual). Lictle Innocent Lamb (Neoro Spiritual).. This Or Hammer (Work Song)Arr by John W.Work You'll be surprised how far Careless Love (Cowboy Song).. Arr. by Keith McLeod Plack-Eyed/Susie Montain Song' Arr.by M. Bartholomw Central Paint will go! VI. STUDENT SONGS There's a big difference in paints. We Laughine Song (German) Franz Abt. believe you have seldom used a paint that A Barn Song (Norway) Edvard Greig covers so much surface and goes on as 'Neath the Elms From the Yale Song Book easily as this Central Paint. And, it stays on-lasts amazingly. 6o] Gleaner There are varnishea apecial CantralPaints, tor all purposes ende ROUTINE CALL-Bonzo, Alm- Daily Editor wants land's gift to assure to female his fans chimps, that (continued from page 1) try as his short stay would moking in bedis not a habit of whom Mr. Sealy pointed out permit. He wished to see at CENTRAL Tatnts mThe a7 tree is foreign in Africa-felt star-his fam- that that the purpose of his trip first hand the United Nalo cigar in bed was the only was primarily a holiday. but cion projects underway heEre shown element here in as this he picture. made a th at he W a V e re. After the Conference the phone call from his New ry in te S ted in see city press sat down to dinF hotel while on a personal ing all he could, and learn- ner with their Jamaican con & G MARTIJN S. A. appeerence tev ling as much about the coun frere. Agent Distributers --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY APRIL Ist. <HAITI SUN> Xavier Cugat os Joseph Szigetti, violinist, <TIME> MAGAZINE Ohio State Society... and famous groups such as! WALKERS LEAVE Personality... (continued from page 1) the Don Cossack Choir and (continued from page 1): (continned from Dage.1) (continued from page 1) the Monte Carlo Ballet Rus- of a card of matches, that The last three years of Bolivar, whose tropical se and many others. éultry afternoon. < Pinky Board's time as an officer stay was SO short for we rhythmic dancing causes don't go there... We are in the Army of Haiti was had looked forward to him to wear out three pairs Cugat is coming to Port- down here to get away from spent at Headquarters in seeing Haiti, But I can tell of shoes a week (that will gi au-Prince via Aruba, Cura- New York, this is obviously charge of (G-2) Intelligenyou we have never done so ve you an idea of how Mr. and many others. éultry afternoon. < Pinky Board's time as an officer stay was SO short for we rhythmic dancing causes don't go there... We are in the Army of Haiti was had looked forward to him to wear out three pairs Cugat is coming to Port- down here to get away from spent at Headquarters in seeing Haiti, But I can tell of shoes a week (that will gi au-Prince via Aruba, Cura- New York, this is obviously charge of (G-2) Intelligenyou we have never done so ve you an idea of how Mr. çao and Ciudad Trujillo af a very beautiful country, ve ce, and assisting in compilmuch in such a short time.> Bolivar works). We can't ter completing his Colom- ry. mountainous. Was sur- ing a History of the Garde The ship arrived at six and forget' El Gringo, the newly bian Tour on the first of A- prised to find out how cool d'Haiti. This History Was sailed at 11 the same eve- crowned king of the tambo- pril. His tour through South Kenscoff is. This is my first completed prior to the dening The way in which A rine, and, last but not least, América has been a comple- vacation in two years with parture of the Occupation gent Roy had welcomed is Jorge Lopez, voted the fi- te triumph or the artists and ihe family, last year I went and is considered one of the them he said was something nest trumpet player in the his group. In Montevideo a- to Rio, a month of combined most interesting outlines Ofi he will always remember. world. Apart from all these lone over forty thousand peo work and holiday. We sta- the Garde d'Haiti from its There were few com- outstanding artists, Cugat's ple danced to the magical yed in Georges Baussan's early days to the final depar plaints from any of the famed orchestra of many re rhythms of his music and house in Kenscoff very ture of the Occupation in society as far as your cent motion pictures is com I his show in Bogota was at- pleasant worst bed in thel 1934. In addition to his duter could gather, but he a posed of twenty-five maes- tended by forty-five thou- world including the Soviet ties as Intelligence Officer run across a complaint that tros. sand people who satin a Union... If Mr. Baussan can Board was for some time at was. forceably lodged by rain in an outdoor theatre be comfortable in that bed tached to the Staff of the two tourists not of the socie We owe the opportunity just to witness this magnif- he is a better man than I. Adjutant and Inspector. ty. This couple said on lea- to have the Great Cugat and icent show, WA Salute to the The family greatly Michael enjoyed This detail took him into ving the ship and going as- his celebrated artists a- Americas.> Thorland Club, almost every city, town and hore they were plagued by mongst ourselves to the faswallowed enough water to village. in the Republic and a couple of vagabonds who mous of We congratulate the or- fill the pool twice over a- his stories about these trips, followed them and kept up certs, LIDA, organization of Arts, con- ganizers of LIDA, Mr, Peter gain: particularly the one of cIma constant badgering to which is handling Ligue the South Golbaum and the Hotel The Savoy facing the personating the Archbishop' to this shop this place E American and Caribbean Roosevelt d'Haiti, Mr. Jer- Champ-de-Mars is one of the is a classic. Mr Board has re this taxi and SO on. Tour of Cugat. Mr. Peter ry S. Kovler, for their ef- most pleasant places ever- ceived the Distinguished Ser Goldbaum is the guiding forts to bring regular beautiful mus- from Chunking to Moscow, vice Medal, and the of this ical seasons to our back Medal of Honor and Generally they all enjo- genius organization country. and again. Merit in the Garde of Cheyed their stay, some promise His friendship with Jerry Obviously the great bloo- velier for services rendered to return for a longer stay, S. SO on. Tour of Cugat. Mr. Peter ry S. Kovler, for their ef- most pleasant places ever- ceived the Distinguished Ser Goldbaum is the guiding forts to bring regular beautiful mus- from Chunking to Moscow, vice Medal, and the of this ical seasons to our back Medal of Honor and Generally they all enjo- genius organization country. and again. Merit in the Garde of Cheyed their stay, some promise His friendship with Jerry Obviously the great bloo- velier for services rendered to return for a longer stay, S. Kovler of the Hotel Rooming of art in Haiti could Haiti, in addition to a num others will influence their sevelt d'Haiti has been very only originate in a country ber of Medals issued for serfriends in visiting Haiti. It instrumental in Mr. Cugat's Salute to A Great... with a fine spirit of freedom vice in the Marine is the Job of every citizen appearance here in our coun In touring the exhibition Board retired from the Corps. serto see that these tourist, all trv. If this concert is well re! (continued from page 1) was extremely impressed. that vice and took up residence tourist are not exploited, en ceived, LIDA and its local Surprised to see some in Haiti with an occasional deavour to make their stay] representative, Mr. Jerry S. ttee of the Western Hemis- of the buildings of are maintenan not in trip to the States to break here enjoyable and lastly re Kovler, hope to bring one phere with its headquarters a perfect state asset the monotony and to prevport all cases of unfair trea great show here a month. A- in Puerto Rico. ce, it is.a great I to the ent the whispers we hear atment to the National offi- mongst the artists are Ru-! Haitian people and There hope bout a few who stayed too ce of tourism or the Police. binstein, the great pianist, Lady Baden Powell was they, will keep it up. long <He Missed Too Many received at the airport by is nothing that cannot bel Boats>. Mme René Durocher, found fixed with 1.000 mops and Invitations to Boards Log ress of the National Associa a few buckets of paint. The Cabin at Carrefour for <Ri. xion of Guides in Haiti. Mr Illuminous Fountain is a ce and Beans> every. SaturKurt Fisher, Commissioner great spectacle. with your e- day night are much in deof the International Scouts In company mand and the parties there for Haiti, Dr Raoul Pierre- ditor I had a most pleasant have become famous not onLouis, President of the Nat-i interview with President outli- ly for the charactors who at ional Scout Committee, and Magloire who readily and answe- tend but for the lies that adelegations of all Scout, ned his program ire told. Walking across the troops of Port-au-Prince red my load of questions. but Wooden Bridge after a and the province. These vi- We leave now, we ry without falling in Pa - sitors who brought with will be back... here.. River is considered quite a ithem greetings of the Bri- <Pinky come feat. However, Board takes tish people were moved by care his pretty good of the warm welcome they reguests and not many fall ceived, and the royal way in ended the review by presen in' the water. which they were fêted, ting a series of folkloric dan Board has on several OCduring their short stay. ces. Sunday evening the Pre casions threatened to write The evening of her arrival sident of the Republic offe- of his experiences in Haiti Lady Baden Powell accom- red a 5 to 7 reception in her and xexposes some of the panied by her secretary, Ge- honor at the National Pa- antics of his good friends in NOT-APROP-ER LANDINCTAPANESY consoled by un- the neral Jianelli and Mme Du- lace. were fêted, ting a series of folkloric dan Board has on several OCduring their short stay. ces. Sunday evening the Pre casions threatened to write The evening of her arrival sident of the Republic offe- of his experiences in Haiti Lady Baden Powell accom- red a 5 to 7 reception in her and xexposes some of the panied by her secretary, Ge- honor at the National Pa- antics of his good friends in NOT-APROP-ER LANDINCTAPANESY consoled by un- the neral Jianelli and Mme Du- lace. Later Scout Commiss- thex Old but on seharmed, fact that Lt. he G.J.Soderholm, made a perfect belly-landing Chicago, at the away warped rocher visited H. E. Archbi- ioner Kurt Fisher gave a ma cond thought Dayss it is perhaps blades his F8F one of the Gouaze. At REEEE propeller of Naval Sdeleae Air Station Rar at Opa Locka,Fla, was ichop Toseph Le gnificent dinner in honor of better to let well enough areservists forced to training erash-land at the when the wheels of his plane would not Parc Leconte she reviewed the Chief Guide at his ho- lone. Incidently he was bera come down. Itroops of girl guides who; me in Turgeau, in Detroit U. S. A. in the last century. TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI : BY - LA M Inexpensively Next date:April 10 SS Nuevo Dominicano Leisurely Sailing Laxuriously Information see Agent Without a Luggage Problem, Robert E. Roy Exposition stand No. 7 P. O Box 228 Tel. 2167. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 1st. NO RUMOR 1934. and Haiti is ready to fully tijoseph report That Lt. Florville and cooperate in fortifying the Capt. Brierre are going to FOREIGN MINISTERS links which unite the RepuQ520 the U. S. to observe traffic Minister of Foreign Rela- blics of the the Americas. procedure. tions Jacques Léger was rel Friday the conference anceived in Washington on Sa nounced the selection of Hai SUEING FORMER turday March 24th by Se- tian Foreign Minister, PRESIDENT cretary of State Acheson. Jacques Leger to answer Attorney Victor, Duncan Later during an linterview President Auriol's speech -MORE SHADE Ive found that this was not filed a suit against former given to the Press, Minister on behalf of the entire Con Summer came to Port-au- (the case in this accident.. Président Estimé this week Leger emphasized the points ference. Minister Leger Prince this week, hot The driver is a very cons- for one of his clients. of interest of his country made his address yesterday dry winds toured the city cientious fellow with a good MORE PEOPLE of with this regard Conference to the success which afternoon at twelve. and brought misery to tho- record. His story that sa- World population is in-] tends to the consolidation TOURISM se on foot. me morning after the acci- creasing one per cent annuaj of the <Doctrine of Nurem Tuesday at 1:00 m. the dent, was that the brakes ily. Director General FOREIGN AID had broke berg>, explaining that it the Na of his country made his address yesterday dry winds toured the city cientious fellow with a good MORE PEOPLE of with this regard Conference to the success which afternoon at twelve. and brought misery to tho- record. His story that sa- World population is in-] tends to the consolidation TOURISM se on foot. me morning after the acci- creasing one per cent annuaj of the <Doctrine of Nurem Tuesday at 1:00 m. the dent, was that the brakes ily. Director General FOREIGN AID had broke berg>, explaining that it the Na failed, the axle means tional Office of During his hour long Con when hé applied the hand NEWS FROM U.S.A. exemplary punishF. Tourism, ference with the President brake. ment to individuals partici- Mr. Jean Brierre, left for of the Republic Wednesday An unresponsive divorcee pating in a war program Or the United States in order AND SUDDEN in Chicago told an unwan- in any other a- to attend the Conference a John Walker, Senior Edited suitor to drop dead. He Peace and conspiracy Businessmen of tor of Time Magazine, pro DEATH did gainst Humanity. Negro in Was bed into the question of on her front porch, after Minister Leger says he is con hington, and the cHaiti loans from abroad. There isl Monday at 2 p. m. Mira- shooting himself. vinced that the Conference Week> in NewYork Mr. no. current loan. The much goane businessman Clement WORLD NEWS will constitute a reaffirma- that Brierre is accompanied by awaited Artibonite Valley Duval was killed when two Two observers pick Iran tion of the solidarity his wife. They will visit Mex between the va Havana before project 20 million dollar trucks collided on the high as next to attract Moscow's must prevail countries of America, ico and retur loan is uP before the U. S. way between Leogane and roving fancy. A fine thing, rious ning to Haiti. Bankers. the Capital. sf the Thief of Bagdad must TRAGEDY MURDER worry over an out-of-town The mob moving in. city was shocked by Sunday morning Police de the stark bloody truck tective Duchard Gaston was TRIPLETS Tragedy Th urs. beaten over the head with aj The firm of Aggerholm day. morning at Lalue. A lar wooden club which allowed will take charge of the tria ge bomb would seemingly him enough life to shoot one plets whose birth was anhave done less damage. of his assailants. The detec- nounced recently. The motYour The comment at the scene tive was of the Police sta- her, a peasant of the area of all morning were of the sa tion sub-district of Leogane Jacmel was confined at thel first me theme these trucks and the individual he shot <Maternité Isaie Jeantys. -overload, you see them in the leg before dying is step leaving town carrying tons Désir Rémy. COFFEE more than they should E The Special Commission N they <coast> to conserve AUTO BIKE MEET of the Department of Agrixgass by switching off the The report reads that Jac culturé in charge of the stuengine, and consequently ques Martin in his conver- dy of the conditions of cofRadios wear out the brakes. Some the Cahos Mountains with fee GE tible hit a in Compare Chrysler bicycle are not properly inspected. Tuesday at 6:00 p. m. All's (Artibonite Department) From reliable source we ha well. has returned to this Capital all others before after a week's investigation buying! It is composed of Agricultu GIVE IT A NAME CONTEST rist Claude Preval. Director O f t h e National MODEL X577-Deluxe, of Agricultu 5-band table model THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HOTEL School Bertin Dadaille. Chief of witb Catbode Ray ROOSEVELT OFFER AMPRIZE OF $ 20.00 (100 gdes re, siming! FOR A SUITABLE NEW NAME FOR THE HOTEL the Coffee Section and Ro-) bert Fanfan, Specialist in soil analysis. This Commission will soon forward its ap reporr on the agricultural G possibilities of the Cahos aE Mountains that formerly EKT ALEIA produced an excellent cofM NE u 5-band table model THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HOTEL School Bertin Dadaille. Chief of witb Catbode Ray ROOSEVELT OFFER AMPRIZE OF $ 20.00 (100 gdes re, siming! FOR A SUITABLE NEW NAME FOR THE HOTEL the Coffee Section and Ro-) bert Fanfan, Specialist in soil analysis. This Commission will soon forward its ap reporr on the agricultural G possibilities of the Cahos aE Mountains that formerly EKT ALEIA produced an excellent cofM NE fee. 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But even though built f Post Office Box 234 purchased the shiares that E Come and engineering in soon-to specifications, Sec-to Hear-to G-ERadios Compare! are memhber Phillipe Charlier Eare Contest end April 2nd previously. held in the SoYour Best Radio Buy! cieties. The group then soldi GENERAL ELECTRIC I suggest you call it their stock in the Rex Thea k, L ISA - Hotel : fre to Phillipe Charlier who My name managed it since its foundDistributed by : Addréss ing. Incidentally it had shoPlease print plainly wed no profit since its found Valerio Canez ing by the Society back in Opposite Ford :.. .Tel : 3185 Eare Contest end April 2nd previously. held in the SoYour Best Radio Buy! cieties. The group then soldi GENERAL ELECTRIC I suggest you call it their stock in the Rex Thea k, L ISA - Hotel : fre to Phillipe Charlier who My name managed it since its foundDistributed by : Addréss ing. Incidentally it had shoPlease print plainly wed no profit since its found Valerio Canez ing by the Society back in Opposite Ford :.. .Tel : 3185 --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY APRIL 1ST <HAITI SUN> SHOPPING SAOPS HOURS Are from 8 d. m. till 5 D. m. some shops The shops in tbis section close between the bours of 12 and 2. p. m. bave been checked by tbis Sat, is noon closing, but a number o1 newspaper, and to tbe T8 sbops especially Sowvenir sbops stay open best of our knowledge till five in tbe evening. their mercbandise is of Banks open at 8 a. m. 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 NATIVE SHOP WITH THE FINEST... AT QUALITY ! MAHOGANY PRICES! a eote SELECTION ! da Belle WARE IN LOCAL HANDICRAFT WOPK Haiti's leading department store ALSO 46 Cosmetics, 9) by Dr Payot of Paris. FRENCH PERFUMES H U (Lacated on tbe corner of Rues du Magasin de PEtat and Fronts Forts.) Tel. 2724 R = R * THE FINEST * * IN MAHOGANY * Save Time and Y AND STRAW * Expense Direct from YOU WILL FIND Rue Buy Factory AT GEORGES DORISMOND & MEINBERG FISHER MANUFACTURERS OF Art and Curio Shop DESLANDES HANDCARVED MAHOGANY Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 Rue du SALAD BOWLS, TRAYS. HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY TEL: Peupie 2242 HANDCRAPEED SISAL AND STRAW RUGS PANTAL BUILDING GRAND RUE TEL: 2684 Specall while they last GOOD QUALITY UNDERWEAR For MEN SENSA-TIONAL low prices ! Once you feel the fine quality see the sensational low prices on these underwear for men you know that only MAISON ORIENTALE-SHOPS can bring your such value. Here's the greatest buy since the beginning of 1951. We dare you to match such good quality at such low prices anywherein Port-an-Prince. Be smart .buy all you can TODAY. * POPLIN UNDERPANTS Sizes 34 to 40 In fast coloured stripes.. t In solid shades * Ribbed GIBSON GIRL RETURNSWITHOUT BATTING EYE-The child, above, isn"t handling Sleeveless COTTON VESTS The beloved blouse and skirt o8 little kittens. She packing live bats. girl : part 0 Thrilling values. Sizes 36to 40 the Gibson Ginli is being broughe collecting REES hibernating bats in the EE tack for spring by French de RCETES Mine near Utica, m. The Sying mammala are D aigners. This a one-piere ocktal injars and poured into boxes for shipment to research organian dresu with blouse and sicindedSions. The mine will be used as a vault-if the prepent teneats fect was recently uveiled l - Maison Jeun Fatou. Orientale ean be ebecied. Paria by is being broughe collecting REES hibernating bats in the EE tack for spring by French de RCETES Mine near Utica, m. The Sying mammala are D aigners. This a one-piere ocktal injars and poured into boxes for shipment to research organian dresu with blouse and sicindedSions. The mine will be used as a vault-if the prepent teneats fect was recently uveiled l - Maison Jeun Fatou. Orientale ean be ebecied. Paria by --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 1ST ALL FEATHERS the carcass in the'special ma rant career by being thrown, CROSLEY BUT chine calleda duck press' to out of a cooking school at extract all the blood and the age of 17.He then vagaParis's Older Restaurant's Duck Dinner pour in about 1/2 cup of bonded abour Europe, serShelvador Has Kept It in the Chips for Centuries the consomme. The resul- ving briefly as secretary of Refrigerator ting juice is poured over the the-Egyptian. Legation in Bu By Pbilib Clarke pieces of crushed. liver, the charest and later in King For more than three hun- King Henry III of France mixture of Madeira and cog- Zog's court in Albania in Ro dred years, the oldest res- tried out the world's first nac and the juice of a le- 1936. He was ordered out taurant in Paris has made fork here in 1585. It wor: mon. of Albania aftera quarrel money by squeezing the day ked so well that he stopped <Then this preparation with the Russian Minister. lights out of ducks. pating with his hands. is cooked on an alcohol <I still hate Communists, NeTIO At the Tour d'Argent (Sil Mr Terrail swears that J lamp until the sauce beco- he says. ver Tower), all but the fea- Pierpont Morgan took one mes thick and similar to the Returning to Paris, hel thers are servered in a sau- of 1773 cognac from the wi color of melted chocolate. went' to work in a restauce compounded of the duck's ne cellar, leaving la check Salt and pepper according rant owned by his. father, own blood and bones. Foun for one thousand dollars as to_taste.. The sauce must be Andre, working up from ded in 1582 in a medieval payment. The. check is still beaten. without interruption dishwasher to Maitre d'Ho: "Better Products city wall fortress on the Sei- displayed in the restaurant's for 20to 25 minutes. Serve tel and finally to manager ne River bank, the restau- museum which includes a Ci- very hot. The broiled legs of the Tour d'Argent in for rant is one of the most no- gar of King Alfonso of are served separately as a se- 1945. He claimsto have me ted eating places in the Spain and gold-plated knife cond course. morized the 75 special dis- Happier Living" world. Many of the world's and fork sets used by Bri- The pressed duck alone hes served at the Tour. Agents : famous have dined here. cain's King Edward VII. Rus COStS one. thousand francs Showmanship is perhaps Trans-world * American tourists now cia's Czar Alexander and (92.80). A complete dinner Claude's biggest asset. He Trading Co. eat at the <King's Table> Belgium's King Leopold I. at the Tour runs from 2,500 has dashed to a Paris rail-1 Across from the National and ooh and aah at the Since 1890, the Tour has to five thousand francs road station with a mobile Bank breathtaking view: of Notre numbered its ducks, now (97 to $14). (continued on page 11) Tel : 3134 Dame Cathedral through the well over the 200 thousand XXX Tour's 40 square yards of mark. The Prince of Wales Wines plate glass windows. later Edward VII, ate duck The check goes higher if Thirty-twoyear-old Clau- No. 500 has dashed to a Paris rail-1 Across from the National and ooh and aah at the Since 1890, the Tour has to five thousand francs road station with a mobile Bank breathtaking view: of Notre numbered its ducks, now (97 to $14). (continued on page 11) Tel : 3134 Dame Cathedral through the well over the 200 thousand XXX Tour's 40 square yards of mark. The Prince of Wales Wines plate glass windows. later Edward VII, ate duck The check goes higher if Thirty-twoyear-old Clau- No. 326. the customer insists on rare de Terrail, who looks like XXX old wines, cognacs and liJoe DiMaggio in striped Duck Recipe quors from the restaurant's pants; runs the restaurant colorful Sixteenth Century with diplomacy and show- Here is the restaurant's cellar dug under the Seine manship. He once paid the own recipe for its famed River. French Finance Ministry 14 pressed duck dinner : Some thirsty patrons nethousand francs (S40) nigh- xThe duck must be very. ver get any further than the tly to keep the Cathedral young (eight weeks) fat cellar which features a tinyl iiflood-lit during a power tened the last 15 days. Kill bar. Boss of the cellar is Joshortage. this bird by suffocation (stra seph Pelissier who serves fiIn 1582, says Mr Terrail, ngling) in order to keep all ne (cognac) Napoleon, 1805 customers often duelled to its blood. Make about 1/2 for eight hundred francs a the death for tables at the cup of consomme of duck, glass ($2.25. <The 1800 cog Tour, the only hostelry in The liver of the duck is ta- nac is better,> says Mr. Pethat section of the city's outs ken away and crushed. lissier. DE THE pkirts. Travelers were for- Roast the duck about 15 mi Rarest bottles are kept un bidden to enter Paris after nutes (no more>; then it der lock and key in little resundown and naturally some will be very rare. Put the cesses in the wall. There is kimes the Tour got crowd- crushed liver on a dish with a half-full barrel of port reed. Today rich Americans a glass of port wine,- 2/3 covered from a sunken Spaduel with dollars for a ta- glass Madeira and 1/3 ofa nish galleon in about the ble with a view. good cognac (brandy). Sixteenth Century. XXX <Slice the duck in smatl XXX BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE First Fork pieces. Send the legs to the Career According to Mr. Terrail kitchen to be broiled. Crush Claude began his restauS. A JAI APPRIS LA 3C TOURST S RÉPONSE A CECI PUME LES CAMBLS AVOIR SATISFIED APRÈS DEPUIS DES WHY FUMÉ BE DES CAMELS ANNEES. je SAIS EXCLUSIVEMENT QU'ELLES SONT WITH ANY BUT PENDANT 30 JOURS. DOUCES ET LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUB VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR. CAREFUL DRY CLEANING when you can ALWAYS get it Ca ( IMEL Après un Fe hebdomadaire de srands R2umEe de poar de lagorge personnes : tes mReue de Cam AT AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE causé par les CAMELS HAITIAN AMERICAN t DRY CLEANERS vett - CURACAO TRADING CO EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HAITI NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN. AIRWAYS OFFICE --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY APRIL 1ST <HAITI SUN> Restaurant and Movie Manners' Xie By Ti Blanche One of: our friends says somerhing has simply got to be done about_his wife and! her deplorable restaurant manners. It seems that shel Book Tells Tragic Story of spends 20 'minutes deciding what to order from the meErnie Pyle's Personal-Life nu, and then when the food arrives decides that what Tbe Story of Ernie Pyle graphers to do it. 7 --- SUNDAY APRIL 1ST <HAITI SUN> Restaurant and Movie Manners' Xie By Ti Blanche One of: our friends says somerhing has simply got to be done about_his wife and! her deplorable restaurant manners. It seems that shel Book Tells Tragic Story of spends 20 'minutes deciding what to order from the meErnie Pyle's Personal-Life nu, and then when the food arrives decides that what Tbe Story of Ernie Pyle graphers to do it. I knew he had ordered looks best by by Lee GMiller Lee- Miller in the Pacific far, and that she doesn't (Viking $ 3.95) 00 where we met when he re-! want her, order, after all. placed Pyle He had beend Then she starts out a sysi Few who read the daily placed in the bad position tematic. case of snitching. dispatches of Ernie Pyle du-] of taking over Ernie's job- <Just let me castea teering World War II suspec- a rough assignment for any ny'bit of your salad,> she ted the internal battle thel one, says. eIt Tooks so good.a little man was fighting as he He was a good reporter And restaurant orders 50recorded the battle ofG, I. with no apologies to make metimes being what they soJoe on,a dozen farflung for for his own abilicy but he merimes are, she reaches over gign fields. got"tired- of attempting to and takes a bit, about half And.few of the stories he be an imitation of the man ofchis-salad. his Next-she sam-1 - wrote about the infantry- he called his friend. He left ples rolls, and eats half men dying in the mud are the Pacific before the war of He his,pie. said he work more poignant than his ended. was chinking Creative of young people in the United States, in seriously of the arts, and sciences is own. ordering a nice crafts. displayed at YouthTa Ernie Pyle's private life At that time he was con- cup of.strychnine for her, to lent Exhibits held annually in various cities. The photo: is put down by Lee G. Mil- templating a book on Pyle sample, but Irefused to gi- graph shows a television set assembled by a high (se-i ler,a close personal friend and those who admired the ve him any.sympathy. condary) school boy and entered in this year's (1951)" and the man who handled most famous correspondent I know the guy: 0 He's a exhibit at San Francisco, in the west coast State of Calithe famous war correspon- of World War II will be great one for setting his wi- fornia. More than 2,000 young Californians entered the dent's copy for more than a happy that Lee never wave- fe crazy at home by cooking ir handiwork, and some 10,000 items were displayed. decade. redin his resolution. from the diniag room ta- Included were paintings clothes, needlework, model air Here for the first time is The book takes Ernie ble. planes and houses, furniture, And natural history collec the story of the unhappy from the days of his, boyXXX tions. married life of Ernie and hood on a rented farm in Suffering like a man ti his heroic struggle to keep) Vermillion County, Indiana Joe has been taking me to faith with <that girls to through school, newspaper the movies every once in a so0 whom he. often referred in days in Washington, travels while has these nowl past few months whe- doroscor * Ce his stories at homeand a- over the world to the fatal He gotten to t broad. 306 day on Iwo Shima. re he ifeels equippedi to) ma: Geral: ke with a few remarks Var 3KTX003* auav. dine A nonconformist, Siebolds, kept the gif- There on April 18, 1945, nent movies ted writer in thel clouds or Ernie met the fate that had For instance he says that all CANCER, the Crab LETSFACEI in the depths of despondency stalked him in his own as far as he is concerned. mind the war in the horse races in the news June 21- 22 WENCED A moody man himself, Er- Africa throughout and in Europe. remarks Var 3KTX003* auav. dine A nonconformist, Siebolds, kept the gif- There on April 18, 1945, nent movies ted writer in thel clouds or Ernie met the fate that had For instance he says that all CANCER, the Crab LETSFACEI in the depths of despondency stalked him in his own as far as he is concerned. mind the war in the horse races in the news June 21- 22 WENCED A moody man himself, Er- Africa throughout and in Europe. He reels and the main feature Ruled by the July Moon nie often was driven the to wo- the got it through the cen are the same horse race. O edge of despair by fer of right his helmet when he They all-look just the same Kindhearted and man he never ceased to loAnd the rous to a geneSuoriNIGN looked uprafter a Jap sniper to him. hero's horfault Quiet, placid ve. In later years his wife be- had zeroed in on the hum- se always wins in the end natures as a general rule. & mock behind which he was and'he gets the girl, too, Have great powers to orgacame a dipsomaniac and hiding. and all the horse gets isa nize and execute important PIE-EYED Alleh fear of what she might do of oats and some floHave Coutts of New University when LARDESTES to herself haunted the wis- Ernie was a man who. li- bucket problems. an inborn faced up to the situation ralse ked to take a belt at a good wers he can't eat. craving for travel. Family undergraduates soughtto py little man on many a bortle of bourbon and he tos If/There are any stray mo- people, and the women ma- building. funds for a He new and student other faculty union night when he sweated it sed off a brand vie producers vacationing in ke ideal mothers. Should members and students offered out in a foxhole. of right when good he was strip Haiti they had best wash cultivate tact and diploma- their heads by as targets willing pies pay time cussing heaved those a At one she stabbed the excess their ears, sit up and take no cy in ordor to be successful. $5 a The money goes herself about 20 times in an ping dignity'from tice: Ti Joe has other ideas, Mate with Pisces, Virgo or into LE building fund./ a attempt at suicide and had, a stuffed shirt. hu- too. Libra. to be restrained by her nur- He often was felt thoroughly that his co- Like this one. He says all se. But Ernie's faith only wa man, that his movies are made On two vered once and he procured py was slipping and yerns. One has a pat The Poets' Corner a divoree- He did so with re office was working when a hard- it the cowboy owns cowboy, a THE CRIMSON BLADE gret, hoping that a clean ship on the public and white horse. One them break might benefit them was sent out all over the wears a big hat and of the ot- The crimson blade of Mars hangs overhead both. Later he remarried country. But millions of Americans her one always. bites, or As war now seems more inevitable <Jerry> by proxy. with him on kicks the villain. Sometimes And once again we weep for our brave dead When she married Ernie never agreed they will thev both do. A neighbo, The peace a thing far from intangible she wanted. to keep the mar- that score-and less of the little ring rancher always owns a The vulture will replace the dove of beace; riage a secret. Ernie had in think with, no the magic touch beautiful daughter, who Starvation seeks to gaina'strong foothold sisted that he must go throu man when they in a terrible mess and As bigotry rares forth to long appease gh the formality of a mar- at the typewriter details of his. never agreed they will thev both do. A neighbo, The peace a thing far from intangible she wanted. to keep the mar- that score-and less of the little ring rancher always owns a The vulture will replace the dove of beace; riage a secret. Ernie had in think with, no the magic touch beautiful daughter, who Starvation seeks to gaina'strong foothold sisted that he must go throu man when they in a terrible mess and As bigotry rares forth to long appease gh the formality of a mar- at the typewriter details of his. pri- gets the cowboy has to shoot a The wicked who have since grown overbold. riage sO as not to offend the read life. the few people just to get her Now upon this fallowed earth lie new graves sturdy, respectable farm folk vate was as as out of it. Somewhere in the As terror mounts and grips each soul alike, who belonged to him back The man good is a stage coach, and Across the battlefield the war-lord. raves in Indiana. his stories. movie a side kick of Killing with bombs and with his bloody pike. Lée Miller does a good this book by writ- thet cowboy who either Yet lasting peace is wrought by praying men, job on the book and he is mol Obtain the cHaiti Sun> (continued on page 11) Much-stronger than the death where war has been. re qualified than most bio- ing to --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 1ST STRICTLY FRESH mm VERHEARD: in Madison Square ball Garden just before a basketdoubleheader: "Getcha program here; can't tell the players from the gamblers without a programg PLACES TO EAT men whoi ran down the streets a Oakland, Calif, in the nude exto police that whilet taking bath reim he somehow had lost his Maybe it slipped down ne PLACES FOR FUN DE drain. News note: Mynahs are talking bbds that can even outtalk. humans. Good thing LOOK.. for the missus GOOD FOOD IBO : in Madison Square ball Garden just before a basketdoubleheader: "Getcha program here; can't tell the players from the gamblers without a programg PLACES TO EAT men whoi ran down the streets a Oakland, Calif, in the nude exto police that whilet taking bath reim he somehow had lost his Maybe it slipped down ne PLACES FOR FUN DE drain. News note: Mynahs are talking bbds that can even outtalk. humans. Good thing LOOK.. for the missus GOOD FOOD IBO HAVE is our speciality N AND % 3 2 Jas 0. AUCLELE know next time she ncods a E for her elub. a - brysee . ODE TO TELEVISION Gndy used to be the day to visit dear eld Aunt Emma. Amt Emma ventures forth vielt someone's antenna! * * E JA aentist predicts that by. the TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 3800 will be able to E5 to drte moon. But the big e, to ourr mind, is when will 7:30 To 11 P. M. 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GRAND'RUE € Main Street' --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY APRIL lst. -HAITI SUN> day with a 6 to 8 at her ho Aires Tuesday. Major Merce Cosaques in honour of Dr. mein Peu de Chose> Wed- on who was' formally Gene Mendez Pereira the Presi nesday. ral Consul in Le Havre Fran dent of UNESCO in the AXXX ce was recently appointed mericas. Dick Allen, son of Dan first Secretary of the HaiWNE Allen the Coca Cola man in tian Embassy in Buenos AiHaiti leaves today to retur- res. ned to work in New York XXX after bearh spending a lively vaca- Raymond Laleau, who is comban tion here.He visited the Cita working with UNESCO in delle Saw' old friends and Paris arrived home Cherds all in all reports he had a tion Tuesday. on vaca sowices Two old families were practical experience in Mia- the -well head time. Dick works at XXX united yesterday when Mar- mi, (Architectual experien- rican Industries office of Pan Ame- Many <Briseures> have re Catholic celle Vital and Jean de Les- ce) the in the Big ceived invitations sent by Hospital pinasse became <Man and XXX city of North. ita working with UNESCO in delle Saw' old friends and Paris arrived home Cherds all in all reports he had a tion Tuesday. on vaca sowices Two old families were practical experience in Mia- the -well head time. Dick works at XXX united yesterday when Mar- mi, (Architectual experien- rican Industries office of Pan Ame- Many <Briseures> have re Catholic celle Vital and Jean de Les- ce) the in the Big ceived invitations sent by Hospital pinasse became <Man and XXX city of North. Hasco to attend the dinner unday Mass Chapel 8:30 a. wifes. The ceremony took XXX at Cabane Choucoune tomor sermon in at m. place at Church St Philippe Jimmy Plinton of Dry Mrs Arthur Vincent quiet row at 8:30... but as yet nol Sacré-Coeur. English. and St Jacques in Jacmel, af Cleaning fame left by plane arknowledged her birth- <Briseurs> have been invi- Masses at 4-6-8 Sunday a. m. ter which a lavish reception for Washington Monday to day Wednesday. ted... this may be a mistake. Cathedral was offered at the Vital's attend the Negro BusinessXXX XXX at 4-5:30 Sunday 80:00 a. Masses home. The first big social men's Conference. After the Word from the Adams who Last Monday Mrs Lucien St Gerard (near m. event to waken the Lovely Conference Mr. J. Plinton left last week for three Lafontant accompanied by Sunday Masses Oloffson) city of the west, for many a intends to spend a short va- weeks vacation at homel daughter Gisele left to join St Jean Bosco 5:30-7-8:30 day. cation with his family in and then their new post in husband Lucien, who is Mass at 9 a. m. Sunday XXX Westtield, New Jersey. Bahia Bazil Nice flight Haitian Consul in Genoa I Chapel on the Mr and Mrs. Sendral left XXX to Chicago. Its really chilly taly. grounds, Mass at Exposition 9: a. m. Monday to enjoy a 3to 4 Yesterday some friends for a couple of old avocado. XX Episcopal months vacation in France. and relatives of Jean Lespi- eaters like us. We stay here; Saturday at St Peters in Holy Cathedral Mr and Mrs. Raymond Flam nasse and Marcelle Vital tonighr go to Nebraska tom Petionville Marie Therese Sunday Trinity Mass at 4 6. bert are reported to be en- hired a D.C. 3 to fly to Jac rrow.. Thats all now Mon Ackmed, daughter of Abdal a. m. and 8 a. m. in a. French m. joying their vacation in the mel to the Wedding. chers. lah. Ackmed and Pierre Bert 9 : 30 a. m. in English States and Canada. XXX XX homieux were married. Daily Mass 6 a. m. Nrench XXX Mrs. Rhodes of wStandard Major and Mrs Arnaud XXX Ephany Jean Janini and Paulette Fruit celebrated her birth- Merceron flew to Buenos 19.000 tickets were sold Sunday Chazel Mass at 6 a. n. Guichard; the former Miss in the Renault car raffel 8 a.. m. in French Haiti, were married yesterlast week-end. METHODIST day. XXX Rue de la Révolution XXX Dr. Lhérisson offered a Service : at 7a.m. Count Alberto Barbarich, luncheon Friday at the Aux In English Minister of Italy in Haiti, flew to Venezuela Thursday to take passage over the Refresh...Add Mountains to his new post in Lima, Peru. Before the Count left he was decorated Zesi To The Hour : with the Haitian National Order of Merit by Minister Luc Fouché. XXX Mr. Daniel Théard, for mer Minister to Chile, who represented Haiti at the Ins tallation ceremonies of the new Uruguayan Government, was this week éworn in to the position of Chief of Protocol. at the Aux In English Minister of Italy in Haiti, flew to Venezuela Thursday to take passage over the Refresh...Add Mountains to his new post in Lima, Peru. Before the Count left he was decorated Zesi To The Hour : with the Haitian National Order of Merit by Minister Luc Fouché. XXX Mr. Daniel Théard, for mer Minister to Chile, who represented Haiti at the Ins tallation ceremonies of the new Uruguayan Government, was this week éworn in to the position of Chief of Protocol. This post was formerly occupied by Mr Maurice Laudun who is Their stay was far too short From right to left.: now Minister to Chile. Mrs. George M. Jackson, Mrs. E. C. Grant, Mrs. E.Breit XXX Jr, and Lois Pritchett, pho ographed at Cabane Chou Dominican Ambassador coune Tuesday night. (see story below) and Mrs. Aybar entertained Haiti's Ambassador to the Among the 100 odd pas- zen wooden machetes, so as Dominican Republic Mr. sengers aboard the fortnigh, her neighbours little boysTheophile Richard at a din- tly cruise ship the Nuevo Do could duel to death. Mrs. ner party at their home in minicano were three very George Jackson a well Petionville Monday night. interesting and charming known linguist, has Or is in XXX people. (Ladies) who wis- the process of making up a Roland Dorcely is doing a hed to stav a little longer, new language not at all truly wonderful job of trans (the ship arrived at 7:00 and like Creole confesses the wiforming the El Rancho into sailed at 11:00) but have fe of an oil Tycoon. Lois Culil -xsomething to see.> On promised to return. Mrs E.j Pritchett owns a hotel in completion of these murals Breit Jr. who turned down St. Petersburg, Florida, and "Coke" he. will be due to take that Hollywood to lead a normal on her short stay made it trip to France. life in Texas, spends most her business to find out all XXX of her time hopping around the, hotel rates. Promises, ajer i either wy e Jotb the U. S. in her own airpla- with the information now a s mes the same thing. Architect Hubert Etheart ne. Was sorry to leave, and in hard to persuade, some who graduated last June must return. Mrs. E. C. of her customers to visit DOD wes AROY er a COCAEOIA CONRAND. a from Ohio State University Grant, aunty of Mrs. Breit Haiti. When she returns you BRASSERIE a travel novel DE Wednesday fts look LAI her COURONNE returned aboard writing may up ac the Mathe SS Nuevo Dominicano on her short trip around the jestic Petionville. Caribbean. Purchased a doS. A. from 6 months of gaining --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 1st. And So They Want to Destroy Him By Dr. ALBERTO GAINZA PAZ ism a real and lasting life, cessary, then and therefore, to streng LA PRENSA it is necessary not only to deepen the roots prevent its remaining exclu of America's ideal : union <The columns of La Pren-, se who hold public office sively in the sterilizing and. peace in freedom. The sa are open to American in- may be mistaken and moved hands of State, but also to mandate comes to us from aformation and thought, and to act by circumstances of THESE are the wwords ol keep it from deteriorating far in history, from even be have always served the ideal the moment, That is why Dr. Alberto Gaina Paz. into a simple fiction that fore our republics were born of continental fraternity Pan-Americanism, as it' is editor of La Prensa. Pro- would soon provoke * <This is a recognition of understood and practiced by phetically enough, be spo- cism and distrust. It'should skepti- sEducation-that is, kno: the important function of rulers, frequently stumbles ke tbem wben be was be- be frankly recognized that wledge--by means of books the free and independent as it marches forward, balts re last, five montbs ago. Alberto Gaina Paz. into a simple fiction that fore our republics were born of continental fraternity Pan-Americanism, as it' is editor of La Prensa. Pro- would soon provoke * <This is a recognition of understood and practiced by phetically enough, be spo- cism and distrust. It'should skepti- sEducation-that is, kno: the important function of rulers, frequently stumbles ke tbem wben be was be- be frankly recognized that wledge--by means of books the free and independent as it marches forward, balts re last, five montbs ago. we face a double danger; a the press and the interchan press in the formation of a and even recedes. In tbe light of tbe subse- sham Pan-Americanism, and ge of students and scholars public conscience, and that xIn our hemisphere there quent strangling of bis a sham democracy. A true is the way by. which thechis function serves as a ba- are 22 nations-and I del- great free newspaper by and sincere reckoning of se peoples may learn to unsis for the fraternal feeling iberately include Canada, chicanery and violence on Pan-American reality makes derstand each other better, among the peoples of Ame- which some day will occu- tbe part of the Argentine it evident that the hopes of and thus contribute to the rica and foran effective Co- py its proper place in the dictatorsbip, we find bis the people are not satisfied of Pan-Americanism. In like operation of mutual advan Organizations of American very simple. temperate and that the barriers 'erected consolidation and progress tage.. States. These 22 nations words deeply moving in- at the geographical fron- manner, many initiatives ha *Pan-Americanism as a sent an example unique E deed today. We bad offe- tiers of the various repu- ve arisen in the United Staconcept, as feeing and as ac- the world. They live in pea- red to print La Prensa's blics, far from being demo- kes, which, without interfetioh, should not remain con ce and without any problem editorials, wben the Pero- lished or lowered, rise hig- ring with governmental. acfined within governmental which cannot be solved by nistas sbut the paper her and higher. tion, pursue the same high judiciai means established doun. That became imaim. Good examples may in common accord. All we- possible. But tbese direct, WE must defend oursel- and should be imitated, and re born and developed, all unadorned words are alr- ves against the fiction of de- I sincerely believe that in live and progress, stimula eady on tbe record.Whem mocracy- a sham democra- the other countries of the ted by a firm devotion to he received the Americas cy. Ir is not enough that the continent, there exist simifreedom and democracy. De Foundation Award, be res Constitution and the laws e- lar possibilities for. the devmocratic ideals are the pri- bonded by offering a pri- nunciate a system of perfect elopment of endeavors leamal substance of Pan-Ame ze of American Friend- liberty, because totalitarian ding to the sime purpose. ricanism, so much so, that it ship. to be conjerred an- regimes find many ways tol aWe have before us a can be said democracy and nually on a neuspaper- infiltrate their methods and! vast field of action; to mark Amcrican fraternity are in- man of this bemispbere procedures, using the disgi- out new courses, to open separable principles. That is who does most t0 draw se afforded them by institu wide the sluicegates, to why Pan-Americanism, to be tbe American penples spi tions they do not respect. draw men closer, to clear able to livea andfloufish.must ritually closer to one ano- Freedom of speech and of the latmosphere, which is be understood by the people tber, and made tbese re- the Press of worship and of often charged with suspicion From the people will ema- marks we pablisb today, assembly. open separable principles. That is who does most t0 draw se afforded them by institu wide the sluicegates, to why Pan-Americanism, to be tbe American penples spi tions they do not respect. draw men closer, to clear able to livea andfloufish.must ritually closer to one ano- Freedom of speech and of the latmosphere, which is be understood by the people tber, and made tbese re- the Press of worship and of often charged with suspicion From the people will ema- marks we pablisb today, assembly. and all those and the newspaper fulfill an nate all the enthusiasm We commend them to tbe rights that form the essence to dispel misunderstandings and faith which official ac- Foreign Ministers mee- of a true democracy--in de- and to fight against prejuEditor Paz tion usually lacks. ting bere today, and to fense of which so much dices which the enemies of functions there, is a vast xIn the, same way that too all free men. blood has been shed and is peace and American fraterfield where men and groups much State intervention in still being shed are often; nity use and foster to raise. of men of goodwill in this the economic life a nation othet viotated on our continent, the flag of isolation. The exhemisphere could work in dries up the sources of pro- somerimes stealthily, for sometimes stlealthily, other istence of iron curtains afavor of greater material duction; leads to individual bring about its decline times with pretexts that gainst ideas should be preand spiritual intercourse a- and collective impoverish- Rack of lifegiving sap which he either crude or sub- vented in America, and in mong the nations of the con ment, and ends by transfor- springs from the feelings, tle. may this worthy task, the booki tinent. ming the citizens into auto: the hopes and the emotions <AS long as this endures, and newspaper fulfill an matons at the exclusive ser- of all the men of this conti- we cannot say we are on the all-important function. *Goverpment action by vice of the political system nent. road towards an effective Washington itself is, in fact, insufficient in power. so State monopo- if it <To give Pan-American: Pan-Americanism. It.is néDAILY NEWS and often, contradictory. Tho-ly of Pan-Americanism, HOTEL ROOSEVELT D'HAITI ANNOUNCES IN PERSON XAVIER CUGAT With his wonderful orchestra in a Magnificent Musical Revue entitled eA SALUTE TO THE AMERICAS featuring the beautiful singer ABBE LANE whose legsare insured by Lloyds of London for one million dollars (8 1,000,000.00) 1 EDDIE KOSAC, King of the Marimbas - TATU and JULIA, the World's finest Tropical Dancer JORGE LOPEZ voted the finest trumpet player in North and South America, and many other fiSA ne stars. AT THEATRE REX, Friday April 6 at 8:00 P. m. General Admission $ 1.00 Tickets on sale : Reserved Seats $ 2:00 Hotel Roosevelt d'Haiti $ 3.00 Rex Theatre, La Belle Créole --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY APRIL 1st. <HAITI SUN> TRUCK RUNS WILD Beachcomber.. (continued from page 1) Restaurant and ge up one of the small sideAll But from 9) Feathers.. (continued page streets, people and cars obs- (continued from page 6) Monday Mr and Mrs. tructed each entrance, the needs a shave or needs to (continued from page 6) George Talamas flew to the workers hastly left the truck reduce. kitchen to serve pressed duck States. Mrs Talamas with a more controlable manner. The other formula, is a to Sweden's aged GusTony King and Margaret is at pre He first hit the large larco man and a girl, some cho- tav V in his private car. He sent visiting her parents in truck going the same way in rus girlics kicking their legs shoots fireworks off the Loredlo, Texas. each entrance, the needs a shave or needs to (continued from page 6) George Talamas flew to the workers hastly left the truck reduce. kitchen to serve pressed duck States. Mrs Talamas with a more controlable manner. The other formula, is a to Sweden's aged GusTony King and Margaret is at pre He first hit the large larco man and a girl, some cho- tav V in his private car. He sent visiting her parents in truck going the same way in rus girlics kicking their legs shoots fireworks off the Loredlo, Texas. Mr. Talamas His attempt to swing into trouble and strife, and at roof of his restaurant every is spending a little time in Chemin des Dalles was blo- the end, a beautiful smoo- Bastille Day. Miami and then flying to ked by a camionette which cheroo. The guy, says Ti He takes a dim view of the big city on business. he smashed to almost pulp. wJoe, is old enough to know, Americans who joke about XXX The truck rikershaded off better and the gal, a peroxi- French cooking. <The Wednesday Mr. W. K. the camionette, by this ti- de blonde who is probably French cuisine is a science (Bunny) Evans, resident Hai me it had no front wheels, 10 years older than she just like the making of the tian Consul in Jamaica, reacross the road to demolish looks-and if you look clo- atom bomb,> he says with turned to Kingston after - the walls of two houses bel-) se (and Ti Joe does) she has; emphasis, and he takes issue sharing the holidays with onging to Mr. and Mrs. Vic been around in the movies, with who calls his Port-au-Prince. Mrs Evans - tor and Mary Lafontant. A every since Hector was A prices any too one high. prolonged. her stay to visit FROZEN man to IN HIS JOB - One ilew Ford camionette was pup. But he does get a chuckle relatives. allthe recent remains talk unperturbed about EEt37 damaged by part of the run. Considering all that, out of the published comXXX Lt. and "freezes" was Chicago Fire away truck's load of large think Ti Joe is a honey to ment of one American huRussell T. Black, Superin- frozen Thomas when Ryan. sub-zero His tempera- lid was rocks one of w hich take me to the movies. I lo- morist who, after eating at tendent of Agencies of the; turest turned hose spray to iceon) broke the leg of a by-stan- ve them ! don't mind at all the Tour, wisecracked <The Sun Life Insurance of Cana his the battle hazards hat. of Fully being resigned a smoke-' to der. this Monotony V Smoo- restaurant is On the fifth da, spent two days in Port- down" eater, Ryan calmly "clamped The three person who wel keroo routine. Life is, too, floor because they need all au-Prince this week. Mr. blaze ona was cigarette subdued. after thel er killed and eight of the and I find them both migh- the rest of the building to Black's visit to Haiti was - injured persons were people ty fascinating. store the money.> part of, an inspection tour years ago Mr. Black found on the sidewalk and in XXX throughout the Caribbean. a great deal Or change and the street. The driver of the Which reminds me of the Mr. Black is the man in char improvement in the country camionette that was comple last time we went to the mo ge of Sun Life's wide pro- and Life Insurance he said, tly wrecked Anderson Pre- vies. Pension gram of reorganizing and shows sighs of marked in- val, a former police corpo- Want a chew of gum 7 "San Michele" streamlining its southern A crease and importance in li- ral received a cut on the fo-l asked Ti Joe, after we had gencies. Since his last visit 3 fe in present day Haiti. rehead and injuries to his found seats and started rat- In cool Petionville, offers legs, the persons in the ca- tling our sacks of popcorn. a delightful homelike atmionette miraclously esca-- <Sure, why not,> said I, mosphere, comfortable ped death. a former police corpo- Want a chew of gum 7 "San Michele" streamlining its southern A crease and importance in li- ral received a cut on the fo-l asked Ti Joe, after we had gencies. Since his last visit 3 fe in present day Haiti. rehead and injuries to his found seats and started rat- In cool Petionville, offers legs, the persons in the ca- tling our sacks of popcorn. a delightful homelike atmionette miraclously esca-- <Sure, why not,> said I, mosphere, comfortable ped death. wide eyed at such magnifi- rooms Haitiany r French, and STINL E C At police headquarters cent spending. American Cuisine at very 3 MAESXM two hours after the tragedy "Good, said the man of moderate prices. Special fatruck driver Lilavois read- the house (the louse). xJust vorable terms may be arranily,t told police investigators reach under seat. SomeSPORT the fact of the moryour ged for person wishing to body's sure to have parked stay as permenant guests. nings nightmare. Li- a cud there.> Last Sunday's game drew and was always first on the lavois who was issued a driTel : 7175 a crowd of 20,000 fans to ball. As the winner of this vers licence in 1938 was Parc Leconte. Excelsior sco game team Excelsior holds inspected at that time by Lt! red two goals in four minu- the leadership in the Pradel Georges Bayard now comtes, this positively upset Ra Cup Championship. Violet- m ander of th e cing and the game finished te and Bacardi will play tO- Coast, Guard.hisre 3-0. Fritz Rouzier in his day the 20th game of the cord from then till now is For Finest Quanty. lenthusiasm jumped up chee Championship at ParcLecon as clean as a new pin. The Finest was ring and dislocared his shoul re.. Thel Renault won by truck was carrying 1/2 Flavor.. der. Excelsior played a much Mr. Michel Turenne, an <Toise> of rocks. ask for superior game using long employee at the Customs Police investigators are passes, better team work! House. making a thorough enquitraffic ac CANADA ry into the worst di cident in years. ACEEA DRY 13y J HI-MILER RIB HI MILER ALLWE EATHER INCOMPARABLE QUALITE The most delicious flavors in the world carry the Canada Dry C'est pourquoi - label. 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EASTER miscellaneous items, sucb Please mail references FOR SALE c/o <Haiti Sun> Box 118. as jobs wanted; bouses for- A Renault in perfect con rent; tutoring ; SALE!! traveling dition only three months old companions : ideas for sale; Price 800 dollars. Castera's not accepted, advertisments Maternity of bolitical nature. Rate : Clinic 25 ber insertion. maxiDr Georges Castera's com Life The ! words. of mum of buy your fortable, and complety moXXX dern 12 room Maternity cii Please if anyone can nic is at your service. This recommend a Cook who is up-to-date clinic is located adequately honest and relaTerrific Price in the same building as the tively sober and has a reperPharmacy Castera, opposite tory extending beyond cold the Telegraph and Telepho and hot bananas, <REAL Reduction cabbage ESTATE> ne Buiding. Cal! 2131. who, in fact has a certain AGENCY RODOR immagination and talent, TRADING please contact Mr. Chavis NEVER JUST SAY at morning 9-12, Tel. 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