--- Page 1 --- II A I I - BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE un EDITOR EM. A.MAINVILLE $ VOLUME 1. SUNDAY APRIL 29TH No.33 HAITIAN RENDEZ-VOUS FOR $ 14 Miilion Now Available PERSONALITY GEORGETOWN U. TRIO For Development of Artibonite OF THE WEEK An informal reunion was One of North America's recently held when Axel STUDENTS TO Washington April 241 best-known women artists Madsen, George Beshara and VISIT HAITI The Export-Import Bank New Orleans is in Haiti this month busiDon Soergel, all former of Washington announced ly sketching scenes from the members of Georgetown U. New-York, N. Y. (April Tuesday an increase in the Businessme en lives of the Haitian peasants niversity's Fdreign Service 28th, 1951 With the existing credit for the deve And few painters today are School in Washington, found help of the Haitian Natio- Jopment of the Artibonite Enjoy Short Visit more qualified than Marion their paths meeting in Port- nal Tourist Office American valley Haiti from in the four Republic of Greenwood to transfer onto - au-Prince. Each is in Haiti students will be received of- $14 The million to The delegation of the canvas the enduring ron an entirely different mis- ficially for the first time in will million. be used Bank's lo- Chamber of Commerce of strength and emotional vision but all of their pursuits Haiti during the summer of an the to finance New Orleans that is travel- gor of these people fall under the general head- 1951. approximately dollar ing under the patronage of The New York artist has aling of foreign service for Under the leadership of pro- cost of equipment, materials the <Esso Standard Oil Com ways maintained that she which their Georgetown fessors of French of various and services required and to panye arrived in the capital wants no picture of hers to days had helped to prepare colleges, groups of students vide floodi control R Friday morning. A be merely an of Haiti during the summer of an the to finance New Orleans that is travel- gor of these people fall under the general head- 1951. approximately dollar ing under the patronage of The New York artist has aling of foreign service for Under the leadership of pro- cost of equipment, materials the <Esso Standard Oil Com ways maintained that she which their Georgetown fessors of French of various and services required and to panye arrived in the capital wants no picture of hers to days had helped to prepare colleges, groups of students vide floodi control R Friday morning. A be merely an of exposition g recepe them. Itis all the more a- will sail from Miami on a tion tora ge tion committee and' an exe-l esthetic theories. Rather she mazing that they should series of eight-day cruises vi and tion, drai- cutive committee was for-1 thinks of her works as humeet here because each knew siting Nassau, Kingston, Ja nage and agricultural deve med to meet them. Members man documents expressing the: other personnally while maica and Ciudad Trujillo, lopment of some 77,000 a- of the reception committee her profound sympathy for in Washington and, except Dominican Republic, befo- cre in the valley. The total were Under Minister Jean humble, obscure but heroic for Madsen, had no idea re landing at Port-au-Prin capital cost of the project is Kernizan, the: Charge d'Af- people everywhere. that they would shortly be ce, capitol of the French- $19.7 estimated million at approximately faires of the U.S. Embassy, A member of a talented in Haiti. speaking Republic. the major Mr. John Burns, Senator family Marion began sketchMadsen is a name well During fifteen days these single item being construc Louis Déjoie, President of ing at the precocious of know in Port-au-Prince sin- groups will tour the country tion of a dam at Peligre for the Chamber of Commerce six and at 15 enrolled Ta the ce it was more than fifty and visit Kenscoff, Cap Hai- flood control and irrigation of Haiti, Dr. Nélaton Camil New York Art Students leayears ago when the first tien, Sans-Souci, the Citadel- storage, with provision for le, Mayor of the city, Mr. gue. Later in her teens she Madsen, grandfather of Axel and other points of interest later installation of electric Christian Aimé, Director Ge made her pilgrimage to the arrived from Denmark andl within the country. They power generating facilities. neral of the National Bank, mecca of the art world - established an exporting will hear lectures on Haiti's Development of the Ar- Mr. D. A. Coalo, Director Paris where she studied business which is still being history, geography and cul-1 tibonite valley has long been) of the Company <Esso Stan- at the Academie Collarosi. carried on in the family na- ture by eminent Haitian au- a high priority objective of dard Oil>, Mr Roger E. Sa In 1930, the young artist me. The Madsen coffee and thorities. The lectures willl the government of Haiti, (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 3) cotton operations (and re- be given in English. and the present project recently cotton. seed oil) inclu The groups, which will presents the culmination of! de not only factories here in not exceed fifty people each vears of careful planning.! Port-au-Prince but other are scheduled to leave Mia- Following approval the Export-Import Bank a (Continued (Continued on " on page 3) page 2) credit for this purpose in De crmber 1948, the government of Haiti undertook detailed studies of the agriculrural, economic and engincering aspects of the Artibonite development problem. It was assisted in this work by technicians of the Focd Supply Division of the Institute of Inter-American Affairs and by the Knappen Tippetts Abbett Engineering Company of New York. One of the major conclusions of these studies was that agricultural develop. ment of the Artibonite valley should not be initiated on an extensive scale without installation of a dam for flood control, irrigation GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY TRIO Old school and power storage. (The Or-. MISSISSIPPI GIRL This painting by MARION mates George Beshara, Axel Madsen, and Don Soergel, iginal project had not been GREENWOOD, won a $700 award at the 1944 Carnegie their paths met in Port-au-Prince, each is here on an Institute exhibition the first woman in 5 0 years to entirely different mission (Continued on page 2). be thus honoured. extensive scale without installation of a dam for flood control, irrigation GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY TRIO Old school and power storage. (The Or-. MISSISSIPPI GIRL This painting by MARION mates George Beshara, Axel Madsen, and Don Soergel, iginal project had not been GREENWOOD, won a $700 award at the 1944 Carnegie their paths met in Port-au-Prince, each is here on an Institute exhibition the first woman in 5 0 years to entirely different mission (Continued on page 2). be thus honoured. --- Page 2 --- *HAITI SUNP SUNDAY APRIL 29TH $14 MILLION NOW. field liesin-an expansion ol Students to... (Continued from page 1) productivity and land resour continued from page 1) planned in terms of such an ce availability through arriFirestone 25th, 9th, undertaking.) gation. Development of.the mi on June July The credit will bear inte- Artibonite valléy is consideJuly 23rd, and August 6th, rest at the rate of 372 0/0 red to be the first major 1951. The organization of per annum and will be a- task to be undertaken. This % these tours is in the hands in addition Muee of the Atlantic Caribbean mortized over a period ofl project, than doubling productivity to more Travel Service. Inc., 724 18 years beginning on Sept of 77.000 acres of land, DESIGN Fifth Avenue, New York 16, 1956. Under the term of should serve asa great ex19,New York. the loan authorization, the MEW Mr. Jean Brierre, Director Haitian government is to perimental for the and training pro of the Faiti Tourist Office, contract with qualified Uni gram governmeni MATERIALE btated, d-ring his recent vi ted States firms or indivi and financial the people and technical of Haiti.The assis duals satisfactory to WEW sit in New York on the Oc- Bank for the the tance being extended to Hai casion of Haiti Weck, that and construction, engineering and for ti by the Bank,together with aronanac the Government of Haiti is the and the Institute of Inter-Amealso. a operation mainte MEW considering plan, to nance of the rican Affairs and private en ATHE ALL NEW make coursesin the Univerphysical works, gineering and construction sity at Port-au-Prince availa to be financed by the credit firms, exemplifies tho Presi ble toAmerican students vi- In addition, the Haitian, dent's Point Four Concept.s siting Haiti during the Sum- government is to arrange for su Firestone mer months. These courses qualified technical would include Haiti's arts pervision of the agricultural New Orleans... De Luxe and crafts and studies at the development program in tho Centre d'Art in Port-au-Prin valley. Discussions with this continued from page 1) CHAMPIONS ce. end in vrew are currently vain, acting Director of the in progress with Institu- National Office of Tourism te of Inter-American Affairs. Mr. Franck Magloire of xLe Herbert E. Gaston. Chair- Matin>, Mr. Alain Laraque OUP TO 55% man of the Board of Direc- Fils, Treasurer of the Cham STRONGER HATT tors of the Export-Import ber of Commerce, Mr MarcBank, expressed the hope of Aurèle Lafontant, member! OUP TO thev Bank and the Govern.iof the Board of of] 60% Managers ment of Haiti when he de-l che Chamber of Commerce. MORE NONclared. that <this project willl Members of the executiSKID ANGLES help to overcome the basic ve committee were Mr. Paul problem of Haiti that of Ls. Cassagnol, vice-President eUp TO VARIETIES POPULAIRE 32% sustaining an expanding of the Chamber of CommerLONGER Listen pulation on shrinking 5Ea ce of Haiti, Mr. Georges Hé xHaiti Sun's> every Sunday Popular to Radio the resources. ] 60% Managers ment of Haiti when he de-l che Chamber of Commerce. MORE NONclared. that <this project willl Members of the executiSKID ANGLES help to overcome the basic ve committee were Mr. Paul problem of Haiti that of Ls. Cassagnol, vice-President eUp TO VARIETIES POPULAIRE 32% sustaining an expanding of the Chamber of CommerLONGER Listen pulation on shrinking 5Ea ce of Haiti, Mr. Georges Hé xHaiti Sun's> every Sunday Popular to Radio the resources. Major capital de- raux, Secretary General of HDETA MILEAGE Program. Broadcast over velopments will be requi the Institution, Mr. D. S. 8 AMAZING Station MBC from 12t to:1 red as part of a program to Dodge, Manager of the KEs- T NEW every Sunday, meet this fundamental chal so Standard Oil Co.> Mr. Ro Firesione irestone lenge. The most promising ger Boucard, Member of the SUPREME EXTRA POWER Board of Managers of the SPARK PLUG msaives time.. money annoyance Chamber of Commerce and Outstanding spark BATTERIES AA Mme James Ewald. plug forgas economy st longer, actuaily me ans added profits" On their arrival the Deleance.J and notn. perform- set tcday. wer m ore u gation was received at the A Extra Power. A airport by the Reception R uthat's what countless Commitree : a few minutes later they visited the Natiobusinessmen are saying about nal Palace and presented their respects to President Magloire. At 12:30 a reception was offered at the HoCLIPPERCARGO tel de Ville: at 1:00 luncheon attended by 72 persons, As was given. at Hotel Sans Sou near as your Telephone ci by the Chamber of ComOne phone call to nearest merce of Haiti and the <EsPAA expert Office in will the art air transport bring you of so Standard Oil Co.>. An ex : types of cargo. change of views between the Whatever business, it will pay you to American and Haitian busiinvestigate YRur many great advantages which nessmen over the commercial "Clipper Cargo" Not only do your nossibilities berween New shipments arrive m but you also save Orleans and Haiti was natusubstantially and inventory on paeking on numerous and insurance, other expenses. storage rally the main topic of conYou'll be surprised how far Having spent more than 20 years in developing versation the afternoon and speeches. In Central this important phase ofe air transport, Pan Amerithe members Paint will go! A cant today delivers millions of pounds of cargo on of the delecation made a swift, dependable schedules between all six contour of the city. In the evenThers's a big difference in paints. We tinents. It'st the betterwayt to shipa almost tanything. ing the group enjoyed a believe you have seldom used a paint that whuffet froids at Cabane covers 80 much surface and goes on as Choucoune offered by the easily as this Central Paint. And, it stays CLIPPER PAA Chamber of Commerce of O on-lasts amazingly. CARGO Haiti, A folkloricf floor show S There are varnishes special Central for all Painta, purposes. enamels snensored bv the National nffice of Tourism was thej - hich-ligh of the evening. Sa CENTRAL rardav Tants (Px AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS morning the 17 New LD os E AIRLINE a Orleans, businessmen went on REUPAA. shopping spree. At 11:00 Rue Dantès Destouches - Port-an-Prince, Haiti a. craft m. to they continue boarded their the airE &G MARTIJN S. A. Telepbone :3451 ot 2822 through the Caribbean. trip AGENT DISTRIBUTORS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY APRIL-29TH <HAITI SUN> Page3 Haitian Rendez-vous. Personnality (continued from page 1) (continued from page 1) jof surgery that enabled badplants in Jacmel and Gonaily wounded servicemen to ves as well. Rue Dantès Destouches - Port-an-Prince, Haiti a. craft m. to they continue boarded their the airE &G MARTIJN S. A. Telepbone :3451 ot 2822 through the Caribbean. trip AGENT DISTRIBUTORS --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY APRIL-29TH <HAITI SUN> Page3 Haitian Rendez-vous. Personnality (continued from page 1) (continued from page 1) jof surgery that enabled badplants in Jacmel and Gonaily wounded servicemen to ves as well. launched the first of her return home not only. with many projects to capture the their health restored but al, George Beshara, sometiparticular aspects of a racial to their appearance, mes known as the Wandergroup. She went to Arizona ing Arab, is currently servand New Mexico to paint In 1946, however, Maing as a steward aboard thel the Navajo Indians. Then rion received the opportuniyacht <Pilgrim II> anchoron a cold December day in ty to return to the work so ed in Port-au-Prince harbour 1932, she crossed the Uni- close to her heart a trip George is a Connecticut Yan ted States border into Mexi. to China to paint faces of kee with an Arabian flavor co to cover thousands of those who had survived who received a commission square feet of wall space years of warfare against the as a communications officer with murals depicting the Japanese only to enter aat Yale University during life of the Tarascan Indians nother desperate struggle. the war. This is the same - and the events of the Mexi- Her picture of a sorrowing Beshara who can be seen can revolution. Chinese peasant woman endaily at the Iron Market barHAITI titled <Eastern Memorys gaining lalternately in EnOn her return to the Uni- won this praise from the glish, French, Creole and ted States, the young artist art critic of the New York Arabic for the ship's vittles. executed murals on social Herald Tribune. Emily The Foreign Ministers of the 21 American Republics, and industrial themes for a Genauer. Miss GreenLast of the trio is Soergel concluding their 2-week Me eting of Consultation in number of federal housing wood's painting is a distillawho is a US State Depart-I Washington, D. C., sighed a historic ducument which projects. The last work tion of the grief and misery ment grantee assigned to thei marked another step forward in the unity of the Wes- for the Red Hook Housing of all war, a symbol, which Haitian-American Institute tern Hemisphere-Through the document, a consolidation Project in Brooklyn was supersedes the particular to as an English teacher. Don, of resolutions in the political, military, internal security, done in traditional fresco achieve a universal qualitys a Long Island boy, spent a and economic fields, the American Republics served with Marion sticking close few years in the Infantry duj notice of their unity against aggression from without on the heels of the plaste- It, is this same universal ring the war at which time or subversion from within. rers painting On a rigid time quality that has placed his passion for foreign servi-, The photograph, made inthe Hall of the Americas at schedule. Greenwood Canvases on the ce was born. His liking for; the Pan American Union in Washington, shows Jacques walls of the Metropolitan the French language assures Leger, Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Worship of Her mural career ended Museum of Art and a half the success of his cultural Haiti, signing for his country, as Manuel Canyes of the in 1940 when she returned dozen or more other leading mission in Haiti. Pan American Union staff looks on. tô her easal and began cap- muséums throughout the Uturing prizes .Her portrait nited States. We have no study of a young American doubt that the artist's poi: jnegress rep rodi u gnant pictures of Haiti will ced on our front page some day take their spot in won a $700 award at the the centers of the art world. of Art and a half the success of his cultural Haiti, signing for his country, as Manuel Canyes of the in 1940 when she returned dozen or more other leading mission in Haiti. Pan American Union staff looks on. tô her easal and began cap- muséums throughout the Uturing prizes .Her portrait nited States. We have no study of a young American doubt that the artist's poi: jnegress rep rodi u gnant pictures of Haiti will ced on our front page some day take their spot in won a $700 award at the the centers of the art world. 1944 Carnegie Institute exhibition - the first woman in 50 years to be thus honored. Visitor Died at The painting now hangs Voodoo Temple between a Picasso and a Matisse in the private gallery! An American visitor naof banker Maurice Wertheim med Moses Thomas died last During World War II, Sunday at <Hounforts (a voodoo temple) in Petite RiMarion temporarily deser- vière de Artibonite. It was red her marked gift for por rumored that Mr. Thomas traiture to accept an assign- was sick and was in search ment from the War Depart- of a Bocor (Voodoo Priest) ment. Wearing a nurses to cure him. mask and seated on a stool The body of the deceased in an operating room fight- was brought to Port-au-Prin ing down nausea she ce and Doctor Pean in the would sketch the miracles presence of a member of the American Embassy staff, per formed an autopsy.The examination showed Moses HOT Thomas died from heart deCOCFERTA Ftentaul LITHOERAPHISUE sease. Mr. Thomas's guide OFFSET PRINTING a COLOR WORK to the area,and the Bocor are 04 404 44 44s both in Jail. (Because the His Excellency President Magloire in conference wit h Monesigneur Jan, Bishop: RUE AMERICAINE 1348 practice of voodoo is outlaof the xCap> and Monseigneur Cousineau, coadjutor ofthe Diocese of the Cap. TELEPHONE 2278 wed). TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY Inexpensively Next Sailing date: May 9 Leisurely SSNuevo Dominicano Luxuriously Information see Agent Without a Luggage Problem Robert E. Roy Exposition stand. Ne. 7 P. 0 Box 228 Tel.2167. --- Page 4 --- -HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 29TH ftjosephtreport DEa 3 LEADERSHIP THE SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA, ONE OF THE LEADING LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES OF THE WORLD, PRESENTS ITS RE CORD OF PUBLIC SERVICE FOR 1950. POLICYHOLDERS DIVIDENDS AGAIN INCREASED. MAGLOIRE ELEÇTED Idriven by chauffeur Edouard Gustave Magloire has been Guilbaud, was capsized on During 1950, an average of $1,736,000 of new life elected Deputy of Petite Ri- the Thor road, Port-au-Prin $1.736.000 insurance was issued each working day by the Sun Life vière de I"Artibonite. Ihe ce; Jeancilus Jean died imAssurance Company of Canada ::. a total of $441, polls of the Arrondissement mediatey. Chauffeur is in Erery Working Day 098,696 over the twelve-month period. of Dessalines closed Sunday jail awaiting trial. evening at 5:00 p. m. : The : "This is the number of Sun Life actually in ballot count in favor of De- BRAIN FOOD Over 1.650.000 force today, representing nearly ERT billiosof proputy Magloire at Petite Ri. he ce; Jeancilus Jean died imAssurance Company of Canada ::. a total of $441, polls of the Arrondissement mediatey. Chauffeur is in Erery Working Day 098,696 over the twelve-month period. of Dessalines closed Sunday jail awaiting trial. evening at 5:00 p. m. : The : "This is the number of Sun Life actually in ballot count in favor of De- BRAIN FOOD Over 1.650.000 force today, representing nearly ERT billiosof proputy Magloire at Petite Ri. Observation by George tection for Sun Life policyholders and their families. The vière was 1,278 votcs and at Jessel : <The human brain is Policies exact amount of SunLife insurance in force at theend of Dessalines 2,106, which ga- a wonderful thing. It starts 1950 was $4,461,915,659- highest in the Company'shistove him a total of 3,384 vo- working the moment you atty. tes. re born, and never stops unPolicyholders, annuitants and beneficiaries of the Sun til you stand up to speak in Life Inserance Life of Canada received total payments of $121,000.000 THE NATIONAL public., : during the year, with more than $86,000,000 paid to LOTTERY Does Its Jobs e00 F living policyholders, and the balance of $35,000,000 to The Lottery de l'Etat Hai WANTED beneficiaries of deceased policyholders. Since 1871, tien takes pleasure in advis- Someone to saw two Ma-, when the first Sun Life policy was issued, the Company ing its customers that thelhogany trees into posts and has paid out benefits totalling $2,361,000,000. (A fur110th draw will takc place build an oak fence. ther increase in the scale of policyholders' dividends in its offices, Rue Bonne Telephone 7670. has been announced to take effect from April 1, 1951.) Foi, Tuesday May 8th starting at 7:00 a. m. The public CAUGHT District Supervisor : Rony Chenet is cordially invited. Moving not too fast and Agents in Port-au-Prince : Georges Gaetjens, STICK KILLING not too slowly, Nicolas Rony Chenet Jr., Mr. Clement de St-Marc On Plantation Lave, at Paul, alias Marcel Paul was In Cap-Haitian : Gaston Sam Basse Terre the first rural caught up with this week section of Dessalines, St-Jus- and imprisonned for stealte Dorcéus terminated a ing building materials belSUN LIFE ASSURANCE quarrel by striking and kil- onging to Engineer Jourling with a stick his oppo- dan. COMPANY OF CANADA nent Mecene Philius. The murderer is up before the GIVE IT A NAME court. A gentleman back from AT THE END OF THE YEAR DROWNED Bizoton advises us that the VE HELD ASSETS A laborer named Degratts people at the Hotel Roosewho worked for the truck of velt were preoccupied dur- Bonds-Government, municipal, public utility and other $1,168,598,921.39 Mr. Edouard Adelar was ing a considerable of Stocks-Preferred and guaranteed 30,381,864,69 drowned in the Ester River March and April tare the Stocks-Common 75,986,017.60 jlast week. The body showed contest to select a new na- Mortgage loans on homes, industrial plants, etc 188,165,995.94 no traces of violence. me for the Hotel. There Real estate (including Company's buildings in Montreal, was much discussion and a London, etc..) 15,214,687.23 ANOTHER ACCIDENT gitation, slews of names we. Loans to policyholders on their policies 64,210,824.24 Your réporter was not on re submitted, and they let the Outstanding and deferred premiums 22,640,254.00 the spot, but the police re- gentleman know that they Interest and rents due and accrued 12,901,113.93 port reads : Car No. no traces of violence. me for the Hotel. There Real estate (including Company's buildings in Montreal, was much discussion and a London, etc..) 15,214,687.23 ANOTHER ACCIDENT gitation, slews of names we. Loans to policyholders on their policies 64,210,824.24 Your réporter was not on re submitted, and they let the Outstanding and deferred premiums 22,640,254.00 the spot, but the police re- gentleman know that they Interest and rents due and accrued 12,901,113.93 port reads : Car No. 3456, (continued on page 10) Cash 16,758,600.44 Other 'assets 2,468,693.38 $1,597,326,972.84 THE NEW besrme a Bamboche Room TO MEET LIABILITIES at Reserves on assurances 8952,587,669.00 Roosevelt Hotel Reserves on annuities 305,357,575.00 $1,257,945,244.00 Policy proceeds and other amounts left at interest for future distribution to policyholders and beneficiaries 160,501,423.37 Reserves on Company pension plans 28,351,954.96 Death claims reported for which proofs had not been received prior to December 31st 9,457,149.53 Provision for unreported claims 3,991,338.00 Matured endowments, annu'ty and dividend payments awaiting discharge 8,312,674.09 Dividends payable to policybolders during balance of dividend year and dividends contingently allotted ::: 6,192,122.51 Taxes. commissions, medical fees. etc., due and accrued. 7,308,328,67 Miscellaneous reserves and diabilities 7.154,588.82 Accident and sickness insurance fund 267,036.95 Shareholders'" account 2,522,734.97 Capiral : :: $ 2,000,000.00 Contingency reserve 15,000,000.00 F FEATURES A NIGHTLY Surplus 88,352,376.97 TIJASS 105,352,376.97 (THE DRINKS ARE THE BEST & CHEAPEST IN TOWN) $1,597.326,972.84 67 Miscellaneous reserves and diabilities 7.154,588.82 Accident and sickness insurance fund 267,036.95 Shareholders'" account 2,522,734.97 Capiral : :: $ 2,000,000.00 Contingency reserve 15,000,000.00 F FEATURES A NIGHTLY Surplus 88,352,376.97 TIJASS 105,352,376.97 (THE DRINKS ARE THE BEST & CHEAPEST IN TOWN) $1,597.326,972.84 --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY APRIL 29TH <HAITI SUN> SHOPPING SAOPS The sbops in tbis section AOURS Are from 8 a. m. till 5 D. m. some sbops bave been checked by this close behwveen tbe bours of 12 and 2. D. m. newspaper, and to tbe Sat, is noon closing, but a number 0j bhest of our knowledge - bops especially Souvenir sbops stay open tbeir mercbandise is of rill five in the evening, good quality and good Banks open at 8 a. m, and close at 1 p. value. m. Saturday clossing noon. Post Office opens at 8 d. m. and close at 5:30 p. m. NATIVE "LA PERLE OF THE ANTILLES" A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS AT MAHOGANY SHOP WITH THE FINEST... QUALITY! ! WARE PRICES dat Belle Bronte SELECTION ! .IN LOCAL HANDICRAFT WOFK Haiti's leading det partment store H ALSO U 66 Cosmetics, ? by Dr Payot of Paris. FRENCH PERFUMES R (Located on tbe corner of Rues du Magasin de l'Etat R and Fronts Forts.) Tel. 2724 Y Save Time and There are No Better Expense Products in Buy Direct from Mahogany Factory Straw RU & GEORGES Sisal FISHER DESLANDES Art and Curio Shop Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 Rue du Peupie Than those sold HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY TEL: 2242 = AT I DORISMOND & MEINBERG Be Well Groomed Direct from KINSIST THAT YOUR DRIVER TAKES New York YOUR THERE, IF ITS REALLY QUALITY THIS SUMMER - YOU WANT PANTAL BUILDING A NEW SHIPMENT OF GRAND RUE TEL:2684 DRESS MATERIAL DRESSES FOR EVERY OCCASION IRISH LINEN MEN'S SHOES * PALM BEACH *LADIE'S SHOES WORSLID WOOL : CHILDREN'S SHOES SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS NECKTIES MEN'S PANTS * SOCKS * LOCALLY MADE k HANDKERCHIEFS EMBROIDERED SKIRTS. AT AT LAURA'S GIFT LOVE BLOOMS 70'S-Ms Ida M. Drake Kelley, planted al happy kiss on CIN cheek of her new husband, James : Kelley. SHOP ,78, after their recent marriage in Cedar Rapids, Ia. The newlyweds revealed that they plan to take a honeymoon trip into South Da-) when Maison it a Orientale keta "in the summer, waram up litle." Opposite K. L. M. Airwe --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 29THI HAITIAN SCENE 50 YEARS AGO : and how CROSLEY Or things have changed Conosco Shelvador * t Refrigerator The thatch-roofed villagel whispered the embarrassedi Calal bas h pou awoke laughing in its nest) statesman) E Like this wa- red a slender thread of waPS of verdure dt the calling of ter which - (<What is that ter into the vast receptacle VIRGO, the Virgin the radiant April sun, which 7> he asked to an aide> cf the reservoir. HAITIAN SCENE 50 YEARS AGO : and how CROSLEY Or things have changed Conosco Shelvador * t Refrigerator The thatch-roofed villagel whispered the embarrassedi Calal bas h pou awoke laughing in its nest) statesman) E Like this wa- red a slender thread of waPS of verdure dt the calling of ter which - (<What is that ter into the vast receptacle VIRGO, the Virgin the radiant April sun, which 7> he asked to an aide> cf the reservoir. AAT shows on its finery of many- The water which does -<The Government of August 22 - September 23 Nole coloured little cloth pen- not come> replied an irr- Your Exceilency?- resunants. a twisted frunge everent voice. med the Minister imperturba Ruled by Mercury of palm leaves hère and the The engineer was sudden bly l ewill make progress re before the cottage galle- ly sized with an ingenious gush forth in our beloved Orderly and. methodical. ries, a waving of flag with notion. Followed by two a- country like this water Clear thinkers, and usually the national colours. Chine- colytes, he climbed on the which trickles into the reser make excellent executives. se lanterns hung under ar- outlet of the reservoir and voir. Conservative in their ideas. "Better Products bours, avenues of bamboos with the help of a bs Old Cbou Retentive memories. Apt to tied with flowers, rustic tribe true to one love. Fond of for umphal arches, <bamboulas> poetry, music and mathema- (danced) on the paradeitics and should cater to these Happier Living" ground. - likes. Materialistic and of Agents: Ah, thewarlike strains of ten bound to be great oppor Trans-world Occide's <March of our fotunists. Mate with Virgo, Trading Co. refatherss, the regiments of Libra Or Pisces. Across from the National the guard made their marBank tial entry, while a long Tel: : 3134 string of carriages, horses, and buggies transported the whole of Port-au-Prince into the neighbouring village The presence of His Excellency; the President of the Republic, enhanced the bril liance of the occasion. The immediate reason of this bean-feast was the inau guration of the Central-Reservoir, a work on which the State: had not spent more then 200,000 dollars. Now all was tense : the dramatic moment arranged by, our technicians was usher ed in The Minister of Public Works, in a fine speechi proclaimed to the chief of the State, with an ample ges watch ALMOST television PUSH and BUTTON receivea gentle TIME, KIDDIEST-Want to ure: out bed? Then Acousticot, exhibitedi in sage without getting E The Government of you. As fabulous L the Arabian nights, the super Indianapolis, slumber is couch for Your Excellency will make featutes: turns the a double button-controlled, bed into twins; sound-proofed thermostats; "bundling pulsating board" mattresses; that progress gush in our belo- tooth two telephones; brush; thermometer; TV set; fire altimeter; extinguisher; turn electric razor; electric ved country like this water electric vibrator; radio; reading lamps; a and bank indicator; which - which- (xBut reading material on the celling, and; of course, device the inevitable for projecting pesky make them open the pipes, alarm clock. Modell Marguerite Guarney does not come with the bed. BRASSERIE DE LA COURONE S. A. facoo 0E2 J'AI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSY JE RÉPONSE A CECI M FUME LES CAMELS APRÈS AVOIR FUIME DEPUIS DES DES EXCLUSIVEMENT CAMELS ANNÉES. JE SAIS QOU'ELLES SONT WHY BE PENDANT JOURS. SATISFIED LES CAMELS SONT DOUCES. ney does not come with the bed. BRASSERIE DE LA COURONE S. A. facoo 0E2 J'AI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSY JE RÉPONSE A CECI M FUME LES CAMELS APRÈS AVOIR FUIME DEPUIS DES DES EXCLUSIVEMENT CAMELS ANNÉES. JE SAIS QOU'ELLES SONT WHY BE PENDANT JOURS. SATISFIED LES CAMELS SONT DOUCES. JE CONNAIS ET LEUR VRAIMENT DOUCES. WITH ANY BUT GRANDE SAVEUR. CAREFUL DRY CLEANING when you can ALWAYS get it CAM S AL AT e Après pendant un PATEAM aMtimats grands spéci de centaines istes pour de PEROenS gorge : taat ietdne cost AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE HAITIAN AMERICAN WRMEX - causé par les CAMELS DRY CLEANERS L CURACAO TRADING CO NEXT TO PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS OFFICE EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR HAITI --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY APRIL 29TH KHAITI SUN> PAA > Improving Service To Haiti This Summer In a major move to enBrowser's Corner courage summer tourist traA NEV THEORY OF: ce will continue. to deter- World vel to Haiti, Pan American HUMAN EVOLUTION, by mine his actions. A strongly Airways is improvSir Arthur Keith (Philoso- worded minority report. mi ing and its service the West berween Indies. Miasphical Library). Sir Arthur's new theory turns out PATTERNS OF ANTI-DE- Beginning June 1, Portto be not sO new after all. MOCRATIC THOUGHT, au-Prince will be linked His central thesis, in a sim- by David Spitz (Macmillan) with the Jamaican resorts of plified - perhaps oversim- Mr. Spitz has confined his Kingston and Bay plified-fom.mighe be called attention to those serious A- by daily Conyair-type Montego Clip-I an apology for. those who merican writers, all well a- per flights. contend that race has had bove the rabblerousing lean effect of paramount im- vel of literacy, who have for This will be accomplisportance on the history of mulated theories of govern- hed by increasing the mankind. This doctrine rests ment that have a common sent four flights a' week pre- to on an acceptance of race- aversion to the principle of daily service berween Miaconsciousness in human de- equalitarianism. Among the INSPIRATION FOR HANDICAPPED-AE Lattin, Empire, velopment. (Sir Arthur's philosophers Mr. Spitz exa- mi, Bay, Kingston, Camaguay, Port-au-Prin Montego in Ore 1937, who has was RREIREA a néw from life the for neck herself, down using aftera her ir teeth attack to do) concepts do not include an mines are the advocates of ce, Ciudad Trujillo and San Helen ceramics Keller, and oil and painting. to She said she was inspired by the life of acceptance of wAryanism. <natural aristocracys (a har hopes give hope: to other handicapped people. but he does. maintain that it dy perennial in American po Juan. is nonsense to deny that the litical thought, from Alex- The increased Jews are a distinct and re- ander Hamilton to George will make it more frequency 1I cognizable race): The races Sanatyana, T. S. Eliot, andl nient for tourists to conve- at of man, he contends ,are the Fulton J. was inspired by the life of acceptance of wAryanism. <natural aristocracys (a har hopes give hope: to other handicapped people. but he does. maintain that it dy perennial in American po Juan. is nonsense to deny that the litical thought, from Alex- The increased Jews are a distinct and re- ander Hamilton to George will make it more frequency 1I cognizable race): The races Sanatyana, T. S. Eliot, andl nient for tourists to conve- at of man, he contends ,are the Fulton J. Sheen); Lawrence' all the islands on a stop swing product of an evolutionary Dennis, the most highly edu through the Caribbean. I al process that began when pri- cated (Harvard,20) of our will provide better servimitive men split into tribal admitted native Fascists : Jas0 ce for islanders wishing to groups; these groups, in turn mes Burnham, who argues visit their neighbors. became nations, and the na the economic impossibility tions became the races. (<Na 'of democracy from.a rever- Enlarged advertising and tionalism is the feeling that se-Marxist point of view; Ir premotional characterizes a nation in' the: ving Babbitt; Ralph Adams government tourist campaigns boards, by throes of race-making.) As Cram;and the racial-superio- travel agencies Pan Afor the evils of racism, rity brethren.. The author merican and with a which bring about wars, has done his best to expound; grearly expanded coupled listof low Sir Arthur holds out little as fully and fairly as possi- priced all- expense hope for their eradication; ble the numerous ideolo- tours are Clipper to he thinks that patriotism gies and has then proceeded, expected and blood brotherhood are without any polemical froth provide in what a bumper has tourist PUTTING OUT BEST SELLER-The only Scottish firm publishs biologically deepseated, and ing at the month, to expose been, an xoffs season previous: in the Bible owns the-rotary above, which turns out these in their M pages the world's best seller one operation. EL that two creeds own a Ea man's chief fearsuseful and a Latin America. located in Glasgow, is an economic aidt tothe British, Ctame fear of individual death and terms. A book, js one of Great Britain's export items, with the U.S being the best) fear of the death of his ra- unique one. customer. Sprightly Colors Dance on Spring Carpet Scene White Synthetic Yarns Dye Beautifully BY EDNA MILES WHETHER you're living in a new-as-tomorrow dream home or keeping house with hand-me-downs from somebody's attic, there's a carpet this season to suityou. New yarns and new weaves have made it possible for carpet manufacturers to offer an extensive vaX riety of patterns and colors. Particularly important this spring are synthetic fibers, which are being used in 100 per cent nylon or rayon carpets, in various combina- This young woman attends to her houschold mending, lounging tions with wool, or as plastic comfort with feet outstretehed upon a luxurious, deep-pile a reinforcements. of 100 per' cent rayon. Since the synthetic yarns are soft muted tones SO popular this long, abloom on your need floors not duplicate all yent dyes pure-white equally like well, cotton the same and clear take year. The textured effect which con- grandmother's you parlor-rug in your fresh colors are available in these tributes s0- much to the beauty is living room. One design that carpets that homemakers have of this carpet. is one that in fits particularly living well witht blossoms today's come to expect of cotton rugs. achieved new in designs. various Both ways weave easy in "beds," scatters thereby its avoid-) One interesting all-rayon cararound GOODBY GIFT-This fama weave of m pattern are directed toward ing the monotony found in some ished Korean tot makes short features loops. grandmother's you parlor-rug in your fresh colors are available in these tributes s0- much to the beauty is living room. One design that carpets that homemakers have of this carpet. is one that in fits particularly living well witht blossoms today's come to expect of cotton rugs. achieved new in designs. various Both ways weave easy in "beds," scatters thereby its avoid-) One interesting all-rayon cararound GOODBY GIFT-This fama weave of m pattern are directed toward ing the monotony found in some ished Korean tot makes short features loops. converting. today's carpet from repeat-pattern florals. work of a can of GI rations - it S.Ea putPair This makes fora luxuri- the flat, plain floor- -covering This fresh design by noted iher by American Either mo. rn or traditional ant pile that offers heavy, eye-interest once was into a handsome room American designer Edward aett boarded : evacuation furnishings take on a bright out- well as foot-comfort. It is accent that beguilles the eye. Worraley adds a note of bright train near the city of Taeguo look when complemented by the Ralti. in four color combina- Even florals have undergone a cheer to. bedroom, dining to room it or fresh floral patternoft this carpet. tions-all of which are in the change. If you like flowers wherever you wish use --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 29TET (w STRICTLY FRESH thing about advertisements Yo-Yo's is that you never whether there are any PLACES attached. E TO EAT bride in Memphis, Tenn., 4 down the aisle with strect car token in her shoe. She Fiavin must have been off her trolley! PLACES FOR FUN, "Members of the St. Petersburg, Fla., Home Owners' Association won't charge their tenants for any LOOK.. flowers wherever you wish use --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 29TET (w STRICTLY FRESH thing about advertisements Yo-Yo's is that you never whether there are any PLACES attached. E TO EAT bride in Memphis, Tenn., 4 down the aisle with strect car token in her shoe. She Fiavin must have been off her trolley! PLACES FOR FUN, "Members of the St. Petersburg, Fla., Home Owners' Association won't charge their tenants for any LOOK.. GOOD FOOD IBO HAVE is our speciality, ND Gdays in May and June. Bet EE tenants with garden hoses will OLELE mobilize on the rooftops. A German fireman confessed Setting wanted fre to show to a barn off because he Sorm. Wonder if he also his new had uni- new (nase to display? - Buckers, herring and carp are used in sausage recipesi by in an FROM DE conservationists TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS attempt to boost the popularity of centain fish. And eels should be a a sdeal for hot dogs! 7:30 To 11 P. M. SAVOY DINNER AND DANCING FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION CALL <HOTEL IBO LELE> RESTAURANT PETIONVILLE 7156 GENUINE GERMAN BEER, FRANKFURTERS the AND VISIT CHATELET DES FLEURS Goyer CUISINE des 5.000 FEET... 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Special fa MALTS and ICE CREAM THE FINEST DISHES SERVED IN A vorable terms may be arranSPOTLESS RESTAURANT.. ged for person to A SODA FOUNTAIN WITH ALL KINDS Rancha wishing OF DRINKS AT stav as permenant guests. abelte Greote REASONABLE PRICES... Tel : 7175 GRAND'RUE 'Main Street' --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY APRIL 29TH *HAITI SUN> Hotel Choucoune and is determined not to leave until he has done a good job of increasing the local circulation of <Time> magazine. The days roll slowly byChorck for Lillian Duvivier and Zevvices Yanne Voigt who have plan ned fly to New York on Beach to - . the Ist of June for their Catholic annual vacation. combin Hospital Chapel XXX unday Mass at 8:30 a, m.. The xfive to seven> cock-1 tion Dauphin returned to Eddie Butwing, an old sermon in English, rail party the Walter Bur-1 Haiti Saturday. school mate of Hubert EtheSacré-Coeur. Sunday kes gave in honour of thej XxX ar: (Ohio State College) Masses at 4-6-8 a. m. Korens the Huberts and Ad Gerty Pressoir and Philli- spent five days in town last Cathedral Sunday Masses miral Miles and Co. turned pe Busto are busy planning week. The xfive to seven> cock-1 tion Dauphin returned to Eddie Butwing, an old sermon in English, rail party the Walter Bur-1 Haiti Saturday. school mate of Hubert EtheSacré-Coeur. Sunday kes gave in honour of thej XxX ar: (Ohio State College) Masses at 4-6-8 a. m. Korens the Huberts and Ad Gerty Pressoir and Philli- spent five days in town last Cathedral Sunday Masses miral Miles and Co. turned pe Busto are busy planning week. Staying at the Ibo Leat 4-5:30 - 80:00 a. m. out to be a social triumph. their wedding for early in lé, Eddie was shown the St Gerard (near Oloffson) Walter and Gabriel had July. wCaps <Choucounes (Sa Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 warn words of welcome for XXX turday night) and <Kenscoff 3t Jean Bosco Sunday each of their guests (there! The Minister of Sweden .he said he had never neMass at 9 a. m. were over a hundred) as! to Haiti, who is also the ve enjoyed himself so much MAJOR J. N. COX Chapel on the Exposition. they arrived at their beauti-1 Swedish Minister in Cuba and he was sincere when he Major Cox of the grounds, Mass at 9: a. m. ful Petion-ville home. The and Mrs. Yngve Vendel ar- said his loved the country... of Eng- S party continued late into the rived in Port Tuesday. Mi- time forced him to leave! inneering Corps the U. Episcopal evening (a sign of a good) nister Vendel who resides in XXX Haiti Army recently arrived in Holy Trinity Cathedral party) and the guest left on Havana, makes his home Dr Peluffo Charge d'Afto take over the com- 4:00 a. m. Mass - French ly when the rain showed at the Hotel Ibo Lele dur-1 fair of the Agentine Embas- mand of <Haiti project In- 6:00 a. m. Mass French signs of washing the road ing his short Haitian sejour 6y in Port-au-Prince is liv- ter American Geodetic Sur- 7:00 a. m. Mass English away. Gabriel was praised XXX ing the life of a bachelor vey> The Major was last 8:00 a. m. Mass French highly by one and all for Roger Dreyfuss of the Dai these days. Dr .Peluffo's wi- weeks personality, the abo- 9:30 a. m.. Mas English her special hors d'oeuvre - ly newspaper La Democra-1 fe and Mother-in-law flew ve photo delivered in time yes and a good many of tho- tie is flying to the States on to Italy last weekend to visit to the delivered engraving plant, was Ephany Chapel se seasoned party-goers ha Business shortly. a very dear friend of the fa- not last weeks in time for ve a remarkably sensuous, XXX mily who is sick. issue, in fact it al. Sunday Mass at 6 a. m. appreciation of food. Artist, Poet, Philosopher, most didn't make this weeks 8 a. m. in French XXX Dorcely is said to be head- Duane and shirley Adams issue, The engraver cried... Mr. Joseph Volcy, treasu- ing for Holywood in the near formerly of the Haitian A-I <I had no water. in my pi- METHODIST rer of the Federation Hai- future. merican Institute will arri- pes... I then lost the pic- Rue de la Révolution tienne de Football Amateur XXX ved at Bown air-field' Sun-, ture>. Service : at 7 a. m. accompanied his sister, Ma- Major Edouard Roy of the day will morning at eleven. They : dame Anna Laforest on a Airforce has received a scho spend approximately health trip to Cuba Tues- larship to further his study fifteen minutes on Haitian day. of Aviation in the States. soil before continuing their voyage to their new in Add XXX XXX post Refresh... Bahia Brazil Marie Therese Magloire Mr. J. S. Stephens Jr. asand Jamil Murad were mar- sistant circulation manager Mr. 7 a. m. accompanied his sister, Ma- Major Edouard Roy of the day will morning at eleven. They : dame Anna Laforest on a Airforce has received a scho spend approximately health trip to Cuba Tues- larship to further his study fifteen minutes on Haitian day. of Aviation in the States. soil before continuing their voyage to their new in Add XXX XXX post Refresh... Bahia Brazil Marie Therese Magloire Mr. J. S. Stephens Jr. asand Jamil Murad were mar- sistant circulation manager Mr. Franck Votava (known a Zesi To The Hour ried last night at 6:30 at the of <Times magazine hit to all as Mr. Bata) General a Sacre Coeur church Tur- town Friday after four inte Manager of the Bata Shoe geau. resting months of hopping Company in Haiti flew to Ela XXX around South America and San Juan Friday on an imThis week was the <Fe- the Caribbean on what is portant business trip. Mr. te of St Marc> and so in part of a subscription drive. Votava expects to return to that town up north every- Mr. Stephens is stopping at! town carly next week. one has been having a jolly - good time. Our St-Marc cor respondent has failed to report as yet ! XXX Mr. and Mrs Giles Hubert offered a delightful <8 to- buffet at their home in Petionville Wednesday evening. Mr. Hubert, whol is the Agricultural At-] tache at the American Embassy here, has received a transfer to Bombay India. The Huberts will leave aboard the S. S. Nuevo Dominicano May 9th., XXX A coincidence, the PAA Chief Mechanic replacing cetdb Jim Carol is Lester Hall a brother of Forest who "Coke Hall. with his wife Virginia resided jn Haiti for two years. Forest works for the Inter TAKE IT EASY is the theme aboard the cruise ajo # eithar so ...Jas American Geodetic Survey, Dominicano. Harold eeb mon ae same thing. and after service here, he ship S S Nuevo Passenger photoaV. was transfered to Columbia graphed above walked out of his million-dollar furniD WDiS AUTHONY a au COCACOM CORTANY where he and his wife live ture business three weeks ago to find comfort, ease, and BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE today. two years. Forest works for the Inter TAKE IT EASY is the theme aboard the cruise ajo # eithar so ...Jas American Geodetic Survey, Dominicano. Harold eeb mon ae same thing. and after service here, he ship S S Nuevo Passenger photoaV. was transfered to Columbia graphed above walked out of his million-dollar furniD WDiS AUTHONY a au COCACOM CORTANY where he and his wife live ture business three weeks ago to find comfort, ease, and BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE today. 2 change. he found the Nue.o Dominicano was the XX answer to. all. (Before the cruise he could not sleep and the S. A Don Lungwitz ef Planta- smoke a cigarette at same time,) Photo by Doret, --- Page 10 --- (Page 10 HAITI SUN>: SUNDAY APRIL.29TH BEACHCOMBER Haiti Week in New York Acm (Continued Rouzier <Haiti Reumtud Raoul celebrated Wecks organized New York, closed on Satur his birthday on Thursday. in New York by the Natio- day April 14 with a grand XXX nal Office of Tourism, ball, <Night of Haiti>, Paul Najac Poet, writer, through the initiative and From the news received from and assistant director of the under the direction of the! New York the results of the IfTSS Haitian American Institute, Haitian Tourist Bureau in Haitian Week have been encelebrated his birthday antirely satisfactory. The choiniversary Thursday. TI JOSEPH ce show, offered at Ziegfeld xXX Theater by Jean Léon DesLast Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. (Continued) tiné, Jeanne Ramon, AlAndré D. Rigaud were bles- were close to arriving at their phonse Cimber and other ar Our new department which has just opened on the sed with a good-looking ba decision... with great diffi- tists from Haiti, also the exfirst floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and by son. Mrs Rigaud, the for culty. The winning name he position of popular paintSee for your selfmer Miss Yamile Saba, has was assured would not be! ings at Hugo Gallery, met announced that they have na the name of persons who with outstanding success. GUY BARREYRE med the new arrival Pedro xere at present in the world The National Exposition of XXX lime-light. However the ho- Haiti in the Kaiser-Frazers 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Mr. Koren (2nd Secretary tel people did mention thar building presented Haiti unPhone 3394 of the American Embassy) they, had received several der all its aspects, industrial Mrs. Koren Ann, and To Mac Arthur an Truman supi commercial and touristic, ny sailed back home last porters suggestions. rhousands passed through Tuesday aboard the SS Nuethe exposition during the vo Dominicano. Loads of GRANDRUE SMASH weck. The lectures deliveDiplomats and friend, brav- Wednesday evening at 8: red by Mr. Jean Brierre and MONEY, ed the stropical down pour> 30 two red *Tap Tapsn Philippe-Thoby Marcelin at the <difficult to walk on] ithat ply the Carrefour road the French Institute and the TIME, piei> and the <long distan- ramed each other on the Museum of Natural History cent to bid good-bye to a fine Grand'Rue near the old Post] in New York have unveiled Both were SAVE MANPOWER fellow and a fine family. Office. going the the literary aspect of the coun XXX same way, one a ford named try. Two French newspaper- <Foufounes No. 2 the other MOVE IT WITH A SAVE MUSCLE POWER and men, Mr. Jacques and Fran- a chevvy. no name. A slight- During the wohle week thou ERe manpower canhandle hour. cois Gall of the French dai- ly suspicious witness went sands of the tourist guide That EnatuE Hy paper KLe Figaro> are so far as to remark that the YALE ductio drivers were News. of Haiti (periodical Hand TE S scheduled to arrive in Port wsky-larking.. bulletin published in for the English au-Prince other MOVE IT WITH A SAVE MUSCLE POWER and men, Mr. Jacques and Fran- a chevvy. no name. A slight- During the wohle week thou ERe manpower canhandle hour. cois Gall of the French dai- ly suspicious witness went sands of the tourist guide That EnatuE Hy paper KLe Figaro> are so far as to remark that the YALE ductio drivers were News. of Haiti (periodical Hand TE S scheduled to arrive in Port wsky-larking.. bulletin published in for the English au-Prince HAND LIFT TRUCK wasteful E next week. The BISHOP COUSINEAU by, the Tourism Office) and are palleta ands FLIEE journalists are on a reportamimeographed information to D types exact ja capacities Alla méet are ge tour of the West Indies Thursday morning at the bulletins were distributed to and Central and South Ame National Palace His Excel- Travel agencies, universieficient service. built for rica. During their stay in lency the President of Haiti ties, and to newspapers the E Phone write for com: Port-au-Prince they will lec Paul E. Magloire, admi- American people in general. @ plete saving, da ture together under the pa- nistered the oath of office to At the same time, the larger Yale Life A Hand tronage of the Société Natio the new Bishop of Cap-Hai la Ea LifiT Truc of the Valet mata Doi irtodax. nale d'Art Dramatique and tien (Bishop Cousineau), newspapers United S300-1bs Coadjutor of Jean States (N. Y. Times, N. Y. Union Nationale des Ecri- Marie Bishop Herald Tribune, Boston Glo TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO. vains et Artistes Haitiens. Jan. Bishop Cousi- be, etc.) published articles OPPOSITE NATIONAL BANK TEL:3734 XXX neau who arrived Tuesday and advertisements inviting Mrs Horelle and morning the plane will TOOLS THAT KEEP INDUSTRY Evelyn returned from daughter visit- leave for M seat in view of their readers the to visit that Haiti. folloON THE MOVE... MADE BY CYALE ing her married daughter the Canonic investiture. During wed the Haitian days Week, pro sek IGladys Evans in Kingston motional work S1Hi:2col.x5in. : 5 1401 lines Jamaica this weekend. FOREIGN MINISTER through radio and was television done XXX Friday morning Minister Mr.J.F. Brierre, Director Ge George Dallemand and lof Foreign Relations, Mr. neral of the National OffiDenise Wolf will be mar- Jacques Léger, received in ce of Tourism, granted inter ried next Saturday at the Sa private audience Ambassa- views to the following Broad Three's a Crowd cre Coeur at 6 p. m. dor of the United States of casting stations : Voice of XXx Mexico, H. E. Mr José Tor- America (the interview broad The marriage of Jeanine lof res Cuba Talavera, in Haiti, the H. Minister E. lcasted over Latin America Oriol to Victor Oriol will Francisco de Arce Mr. and given in COtake place next Saturday Chargé d'Affaires of and Colom the operation with Jean Léon morning at the Cathedral bia, Mr. Rafael Amaris Ma- Destiné), CBS and W2XR, Notre Dame. ya. on Thursday April 19. A XXX FIRE half hour program was deMinister Décatrel who be huts dicated to Haiti by a New a came sick during a parlia- Three on Plantation York Television Station, dumentary debate last Monday Macaire, 1st rural section of ring which Mr. Jean F. Briis reported to be On the road and Anse-à-Foleur, burned this caught week. fire erre spoke of the beauties to recovery, he left the Ge- owner Anacre The of Haiti; also a film of Haineral Hospital this weekend timates the J-Charles es- ti was shown. Friday 20, XXX 500 gourdes. damage to be Mr. Jean F. Brierre deliveLooking aimlessly into the ANOTHER FIRE red a lecture on Haiti at the dimness, the drizzel that is At Milot on University of Howard in rain, the <Beachcombers dis Dupré Plantation Washington, after which he covered that $3:00 will buy Josaphat fire Jn-Jacques left for Mexico where he is a Transparent man's rain after setting to the hou- representing Haiti at the coat, and 53:00 will by a se of his concubine Sulfina First Tourism Congress blue metallic woman's rain Olivier hills. The Tuesday took to the of Central America. It is to coast... both are' sold at the the search police for have this taken be expected that this large Fireston store. up rascal. scale advertising done durXXX demar was married to Jo- ing the last two weeks will Last Thursday at 6:30 in seph Noulcins at the Sacred increase notably the tourist the evening, Christiane Val-Heart Church Turgeau. movement to Haiti :00 will by a se of his concubine Sulfina First Tourism Congress blue metallic woman's rain Olivier hills. The Tuesday took to the of Central America. It is to coast... both are' sold at the the search police for have this taken be expected that this large Fireston store. up rascal. scale advertising done durXXX demar was married to Jo- ing the last two weeks will Last Thursday at 6:30 in seph Noulcins at the Sacred increase notably the tourist the evening, Christiane Val-Heart Church Turgeau. movement to Haiti --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY APRIL 29TH KHAITI SUN> LETTERS Cruising ôn the Bay aboard tothe UN 1 the... EDITOR EAEENIE pa Yacht MYTLE RUTH' Dear Editor, SPORT Any day Or evening... I suggest that the city starts a bus service from Bowen LOTTERY RENAULT air-field to various "PAA parts of The Federation Haitienne Enjoy the hospitality, com- (the city, it would be useful de Football is holding at fort and thoughtful serva in more ways than one... Parc Leconte a lottery for a ice which have made PAA Here is a use an American new automobile Renault "first choice" of veteran bus service was recently put 4CV guaranteed by the firm travelers the world over. to distributing these cars in" Hai They were very young, ve- ti. Price of ticket is only G. MIAMI ry much in love; and ob- 1.60 Tickets are on sale flights via Kingston, Montego viously the air-port was the Parc Leconte, Max McGuffiei Ree Camaguey. Also regular non- only, place they could findl Petit Four, Pharmacie Peto- (Pboto taken at stop service. to demonstrate their affec-lia and Epicerie Mme Sterlin nite) NEW YORK tion. Whenever a plane was in Grand'Rue. See Bernard FOR HIRE Or due to depart they hurried Barille, Rue Pavée opposite If you wisb to organize a aaly aat : m major over to the and enjoyed Garage Kneer Bazar Barbaparty go swimming on Sand a long and foa embrace, as Croix des Bossales. (Frar EfectiteAprill 18th, Neurork 1 co,at Caye some evening, Or a though one of them was midnigbt cruise : d La Cuardia sueal AM AATI seeing the other off for the suggested : *Why don't you party would like to maybe go fisbCIUDAD TRUJILLO last time. kids go across the square to ing Or plain sailing during SAN JUAN A sympathic official, wat- the bus terminal ? One leathe day : if so contact tbe Daily flights by swift Convair-type ching their perfomance, fi- ves over there every two miship's Agent and all can be Clipper*. Convenient departures. nally came up to them and mutes> arranged. CUBA Daily service-also non-stop flights. By Jove! He Just Made It! REGULAR SAILING : EUROPÉ Evening 6:00 To 8:30.. York CLEANING mud-splattered THE Jockey TRACK-As Anthony $2:50 a LABOR, Tavares mire at Gulfstream, waded through Fla., a quag- Race 9a.m. To 2p. m $5.00 LLEE PAA"to PARTY Track recently, he stared quizziSee us or Call-for free SRAtsK the cally at the duck, at lower. right. information. He probably wondered how. the t For 22 years the leading little creature kept a spotless E intemationale airline-PAA ERTISR white coatinall'the mud, A CARIBTOURS wasf first to link the AmerPATIENCE icas by air, first to fly to allsix continents, andfirst Phone 2682 - 67, rue du to fly around the worlde 1 WANT-YOUR-PHOTO Quai. free SRAtsK the cally at the duck, at lower. right. information. He probably wondered how. the t For 22 years the leading little creature kept a spotless E intemationale airline-PAA ERTISR white coatinall'the mud, A CARIBTOURS wasf first to link the AmerPATIENCE icas by air, first to fly to allsix continents, andfirst Phone 2682 - 67, rue du to fly around the worlde 1 WANT-YOUR-PHOTO Quai. Fors reseroations, seet vour COAL IN A HURRY (Right across the Street Travel Agent or SEE from the Customs Building C SHORTACE PHOTO STUDIO EBERT La Douane ) PAA 41llu1 No. 66 Rue Bonne Foi Also See ANDRE EL MOST WORLD'S EXPERIENCED C NEW In front of thé <Loterie SAIEH a 91 Rue du AIRLINE MEAT TRATONING. Nationale> sin de l'Etat. Maga PAN AMERICAN ror Tines? AIRHAYS Qualry.. HORED MORE AUSTERITY. 1 Rue Dantes Destouches L- Port-au-Prince mo R Finest Flavor.. 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NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL : 2079 --- Page 12 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY APRIL 29TH EXTRAIT LOTION EAU DE COLOGNE POUDRE Buy Classified Advertisements Sell Help Wanted For Rent = For Sale Lost and Found Classified. advertisments modern handy esewing ma-1 Beautiful furnished. House are accepted for things wan chines> they sell them or an for rent at Petionville, 51 ted or unwanted ; articles: astoundingly iow price. Rue Faubert. Apply to Mr. N for sale ; personal service ; FOR RENT Michel Breitmann Phone miscellaneous items, such A completely furnished 7283 immediately. as jobs wanted; houses for- house, large living and din rent; tutoring ; traveling ing rooms, 2 bedrooms, lar. companions; rideas for sale, ge Porches Kitchen fully enot accepted, advertisments with G. E. RefrigeNEW- YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK of political nature. Rate : quipped rator and stove etc 25 c insertion, maxi- Good location easy transà mum E 10 words. portation to downtown. e For further information : : Call 3295. 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