--- Page 1 --- II A I I BERNARD un DIEDERICH GERANT EDITOR RESPONSABLE EM. A.MAINVILLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME 1, Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, MAY 27TH No. 37 AMERICAN REPUBLICS First Twin Hull Atlantic PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK STRENGTHEN BONDS Crossings arrives in P-au-P. THE AMERICAN Foreign Ministel-s Conference that finishedoits work last month by approving all the points That curious looking craft horse power diesels which of military and economic programme 'designed to pro- with the two hulls that has givea speed of six knots. tect this hemisphere against aggression. This is what been riding at anchor in the The crew consists of Mr. the 21 American Republics voted to do: bay the past week, on close and Mrs.Christian, Artist 1) Each country will build A GLANCE AT inspection reveals herself to C'aude Garf whose preup its. armed forces and spe: be a well constructed, com- vions sailing experience was cial units. These forces may HISTORY fortable pioneer twin hull *'ling on Lake Geneva, and be used both to protect the yacht. The <Cepala> as it is who uses up every minute of During World War II, named, arrived in Port-au- his time western hemisphere and to the Minister of Foreign Af- Prince from France via ing. spare Claude at is to sea, paint- a support the United Nations' fairs of the twenty-one Spain, Portugal, Morocco, of his works give efforts elsewhere. -howing at the American republics met to the Canary Islands, Mar- French Institute this week- On the 30th of this month 2) Internal security will consuft on three occasions- tinique and Jamaica. She end. Next is Jean Filloux a twenty year old artist. Robe strengthened by controls at the beginning of each of made history in her 31 day mechanical and electrical land Dorcely will fly to over spies, sabotage and the gravest stages of the crossing from the Canary Is- engineer who likes to write. Hollywood on the invitation Communist activities. emergency. The first Meet- lands to Martinique, being Lastly is Maurita the ship's of Hollywood's shrewdest ing came after Germany's the first twin hull ship to dog who hails from the Can- publicizer of talent, Film 3). In general Latin Amer- invasion of Poland; the sec- successfully cross the Atlan- ary Islands. Producer David O.Selznick. ica will do all it can to in- ond, upon the invasion of tic. (Continued On Page 3) Dorcely was painting a France; the third, following Captain Rauol Christian was mural at the El Rancho, HoPearl Harbour. The min- assisted in building theyacht tel last April when Producer utes and resolktions of these byi M. Castela who had built TWO YEARS LATER Selznick (eSun> April 15th gatherings, which reflect the the first ship of this type : David O'Selznich) and acute concern that prevailed, some years previous. The By JULIA R. LAROCHE wife Jennifer Jones were vareveal better than anything construction began in 1947 Haiti is more than a coun- sed cationing there. So impreselse the evolution of the and finished in 1948. Rauol try, an exotic island nestling was he' with Dorcely's Western Hemisphere from Christian on launching the in the Caribbean; it is a way work that on his return. to strict, even defiant, neutral- Copula, into the river Ca- of life. So it seemed on my have Hollywood. him do he decided to ity to complete participation ronne, (Mr. Christian built first visit here; soi it seems als in his beautiful a series of murin the conflict. the vessel in his home town today, two years later. Hills home. Beverley Toulouse, France) said he At the time of that first Dorcely upon But why do the, Foreign had no idea how much the visit, talk everywhere was receiving this commission Ministers meet? to strict, even defiant, neutral- Copula, into the river Ca- of life. So it seemed on my have Hollywood. him do he decided to ity to complete participation ronne, (Mr. Christian built first visit here; soi it seems als in his beautiful a series of murin the conflict. the vessel in his home town today, two years later. Hills home. Beverley Toulouse, France) said he At the time of that first Dorcely upon But why do the, Foreign had no idea how much the visit, talk everywhere was receiving this commission Ministers meet? Because it vessel had CoSt to build. of the 1950 from the man who. hasprowas. decided at the Confer- Its dimensions are 45 feet Exposition, duced such films asr aGone Foreign Minister ence for. the Maintenance of in length, 24 tons, 4V feet which then was still in the with the Wind>, <Duel in Jacques Leger Peace, held in Buenos Aires draft an over-all 17ft. beam, planning accustomed stage. Although the Sun>, consider the posin 1936 on the initiative of the two beat's beams are to mass produc: sible change this would crease production of vitally President Roosevelt, that the 4V feet. It has three sails, a tion, I found it practically have on his life, but did.nor important raw materials American Republics would jib and Chinese of fore- impossible to envision the hesitate to accept when: he needed, for the rearmament consult with each other to sail and mainsail. type Two rud- the gigantic fair ground with looked back on the wise programme, and in return, find and adoptformulas for ders (which are tilimposing buildings counsel this man had often the United States will grant cooperation in the event of lers) Iti is an all steel actually welded. which were to set the stage given him during their short the loans and long term con- athregrto-the existing peace ship powered by two, 20 for (Continued the celebration of the acquaintance. And after tracts to hels certain do- or an actual war betweeh on Page 12) completion of his commismestic development pro- two Of more of their numLE-VOYAGE DU COPULA sion it would then be posgrammes. ber, Or the outbreak of an : Une ceatr sible for him to go on to The Economic Committee international conflict out- ETUT CHRIST Paris where he would A seza effectue be of the Conference adopted a side the Americas jeopardiz- Sour les Koaticass - aurtoot GARACTERISTIO SERUPENRATRURS UES able to accept the French resolution opposing Govern- ing the peace of the conti- MiatNmC LRN2895 CHRISTIAR a LOACLA Governments invitation to ment interference with nent. GRAP NOFMANN 200 RM attend the <Ecole Metiers> press freedom, through conMFILLOUR a eA - as an observer for two years. trols on newsprint. Nevertheless, the deleRolandi Dorcely was born gates who attended that hisin Port-au-Prince on the The delegate from Argen- toric conference did not 20th October 1930 the first tina, where the closing of realize, when they accepted CRORR AS Rtrtewomres child in an extremely the Independent newspaper these provisions, that they CPANAR family of. ten children. Like poor La Prensa had led to criti- were SO close to the portenTAD all good fathers Dorcely's cism of the Argentine Gov- tous events that were to Saet wanted him to study mediernment made no comment shake the earth just three LAREUNS cine and become a Doctot. when the resolution was years. later. Their interest Asal boy at St. Louis de Gonadopted. (Continued on Page 3) (Continued ons Page 2) that they CPANAR family of. ten children. Like poor La Prensa had led to criti- were SO close to the portenTAD all good fathers Dorcely's cism of the Argentine Gov- tous events that were to Saet wanted him to study mediernment made no comment shake the earth just three LAREUNS cine and become a Doctot. when the resolution was years. later. Their interest Asal boy at St. Louis de Gonadopted. (Continued on Page 3) (Continued ons Page 2) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 27TH PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK usual talent, Among his art (Continned from Page 1) teachers Dorcely today sinzague (atte"ded for 9 years) there since it was opened in gles out Maurice Borno as he was very versatile. He 1944 by the American De- the friend and teacher whom Firestone playeda half dozen instru- witt Peters, he asked a friend he learnt the most from. ments in St. Louis's famous Edgar François if it would After a period of time he X band, very. fond of classical be possible for him to join said he felt that the students at the center werei in a crut>, Keee music, his greatest ambition the Centre and paint. Fran- suffering from a lack of en- X at that time was to become Çois answered by asking the thusiasm, on DESIGN a <conductors. This of officers in charge who in ne kept drawing course was an impossibilly turn accepted Dorcely asa same subject matter : MEW as his family had not the primitive. Artists Price and coconut trees the <woman means to send him across the Maurice Borno discovered in on a bouriques. He decided MATERIALS road let alone abroad to Dorcely's first painting that then and there to quit this environment a n d study WEM study music. Next he turned he was no ordinary primis alone. For more than a year towards Architecture, and tive, and they were assured he lived nearer the life of an he aroanee with theassistance of a little he was not when inter- intellectual than a painter-- drawing and designing he vened while they were criMEM had receiveda school he was ticizing his first works. A perpetually curious and THE ALL NEW about: to take it seriously few days later he was intro- thirsty for that knowledge he when he realized that in or- duced to Peters along with Philosophy, spent Enthnology, year studying Soder to become-a" good Archi- one. of his water-colours. ciology, MaPeters. had with him a young Architectdre, Firestone rect it was necessary to trav- American Artist Paul Eng- thematics and Ceramics. De one Luxe elThen day on visiting land who taught for some At the end of that year he the Centre d'Art, he had at- time at the center. Both de- came to consider painting as tended the arty exhibition a science CHAMPIONS cided that Dorcely had unrather than a mere fantasy he started to analyse paintings, study colours, composition etc. And he says OUPTO 55% Friendly Hospitality he is still at a stage of analySTRONGER sis and- he believe it will Thoughtful Service takehim' 15 years' or more of OUP TO study and work before he 60% ticket may become an accomplishMORE NONare part of every eyia PAE" ed painter. Feels his ideas of SKID ANGLES studying painting displeases noople hére. Has sold fifrty OUP TO 32% nainrings to peoplein AmerLONGER ica.but because he believes in this own technique he ofMILEAGE ten destroys his work. Also KTL whenever he encounters any: a AMAZING NEW Ai difficulties in any. particular Firestone Firesione painting he sets it aside, in SUPREME EXTRA POWER order to find a solution he remarkedi that people OfSPARK PLUG BATTERIES ten. took this for lazyness. Outstanding for gas conomy, spark Lase longer. His method of solving such Inar perform- have powe more problemsis to read and ance.l Installaset today. Estra Power, PRSTO write; until the solution -o turns up. enever he encounters any: a AMAZING NEW Ai difficulties in any. particular Firestone Firesione painting he sets it aside, in SUPREME EXTRA POWER order to find a solution he remarkedi that people OfSPARK PLUG BATTERIES ten. took this for lazyness. Outstanding for gas conomy, spark Lase longer. His method of solving such Inar perform- have powe more problemsis to read and ance.l Installaset today. Estra Power, PRSTO write; until the solution -o turns up. Dorcely is also a recognized poet, some of his poetry read at a Poetry Evening last For greater sociability inter: nt tinental flights, esitore month at the Haitian AmeriClippers" Downstairs have Lounge. a separate can Institute won all-round applause. Whether your Clipper trip takes A number of Dorcely's anhour-orf flicsy syou around murals may be seen around a atmosphered world-you'll ofr relaxed appreciate enjoyment the town and Petionville - La which has becomea hallmark of Belle Creole Hotel, El Ranness flying and PAA: graciousness There's a about friendli- the cho, Ibo Lele, Thorland, and eagerness to please- - the Agricultural Pavilion. a bringst thetruly experienced Asked whether he liked his traveler and back again to Pan for American travel A own murals Dorcely answer- :E: anywhere. ed, <No when you make a. mural the people are althe ground, your Travel ways in a hurry never Get more for your money. 5 gladly or PAA help representative you have'any patiencels Clippene to One of the most interestwith Central Paint MEa Roale Ty on Ftiae ing- was in adventures. his young he life relates, at the Use a paint that lasts and lasts-that gives years of In air, trained flight atace of 14 while reading SO. wear And and there doesn't are have Central to: paints be repainted every season Com- or reflect PAA'S uncLes. for all purposes. : experience in pleasPoetes Remantiquess pounded of finest materials and sold at prices you can ing discriminating travelers, he hetsme-ymantifc.r and affordtop pay. as a. dreamy-eyed. poee he ( 3 Yes, Central's a real" "painters' paint : Goes on PAA WORLD'S boarded 2 Camion- for the 2 2 4 quick and easy, covers solid, a delight to brush on. SeoT EXPERIENCED eCap in chie far distant AIRLINE north Te, yas received on arrival by: the good police CENTRALY PAN AMERICAN who hacereceiseda telea phone call from his frantic WORLD AIRWAYS family. WO months later RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES PORT-AU-PRINCE - TELEPHONES 3451-2822 he his sertoff dreâmy againbut eyes were this time AGENT DISTRIBUTORS TM REG.. PAA. opened by shortage of popped funds. E& G MARTIJN S. A. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUN> American vainly 'tried to insure their Republics e neutrality, the jump had ments to the status of one of neutrality, were overrun in been made, with a keen the permanent organs of our a few hours. Then camet the sense to rethen was divided between war with England and cragedy of France Dunof world reality, system when they drew up the progress of the Spanish France. The American-For- kias the" fall of Paris. . --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUN> American vainly 'tried to insure their Republics e neutrality, the jump had ments to the status of one of neutrality, were overrun in been made, with a keen the permanent organs of our a few hours. Then camet the sense to rethen was divided between war with England and cragedy of France Dunof world reality, system when they drew up the progress of the Spanish France. The American-For- kias the" fall of Paris. But ciprocal defence. December the OAS Charter at the BoCivil War and the young eign Ministers wanted, across the Channel the voice Later,- on 7, gota Conference, It is a perBritish King's abdication to aboverall, to maintain and Americans were waiting for 1941, an American nation manent organ, but one that marry the woman he loved. strengthen Americas neu-l sufrered aggression. On De meets and acts only in spefinally rang out. It was the 9, while the cial In October of that same trality. In those days there undying voice of resistance, cember of the renains still circumstances, at the rethe Rome-Berlin Axis was a feeling of repugnance the same that sounded in Pacificfleet were quest of one or more States smoking at Pearl Harbour, and with the come into being. Japan had towards everything'that was France in: the First World Chile called for convocation ofa majority of approving the vote joined the new alliance just happening in the Old War. When the Foreign of the Third of of the OAS Council, members a few weeks before the dele- World. Ministers Meeting to conThe met in Havana in Consultation. The Foreign' sider problems of an gates met. boots of The sudden change of po- July 1940, official concern Ministers met on January 15 nature and of common urgent intertresh recruits marching in sition in the game of inter- still clung to the issue of in Rior de Janeiro. Nine est to the American intensive training sounded national politics that came Hemisphere security, but the countries had already de- or when it must act as States, the in camps all over Germany. with the signing of the Rus- emphasis was no longer on clared waron the Axis, three of Consultation But the Americas wanted sian-Nazi pact and the sub- neutrality. This had others had severed Organ the to only peace. The consultation of Poland concept diploma- apply Rio Treaty. For sequent division been torn to shreds in the tic relations with that treaty, which procedure was intended to had deeply affected the preceding months. No coun- Italy and Japan. The Germany, Meet- for thecollective defence providés of preserve it. American democracies. The try could be safe simply by ing decided that this diplo- the American States in case The first meeting of Con- peoples of youthful America being neutral. A n d the matic break was the most of armed attack or agression sultation took place în Pan- could not understand what American continent, though advisable procedure and against any one of them, ama City, opening Septem- had been happening in Eu- it was thousands of miles went ol to study the bases operates through an #Organ ber 23, 1939. Hitler had in- rope since the days of Mun- from the battlefields, fore- of another series of agree- of Consultation> that must vaded Poland and was at ich. This time the war saw the possibility that in- ments for common defence. determine the measures to against Germany did not vaders might appear in the By the end of the conflict, be applied in each case. And arouse the warm enthusiasm at American : FIRST TWIN HULL European colonies-Dutch, the republics the treaty itself names the (Continued from Page 1) evoked by the First World French, and English-right were at-war with the Axis Mecting of the Ministers of War. of Consultation> that must vaded Poland and was at ich. This time the war saw the possibility that in- ments for common defence. determine the measures to against Germany did not vaders might appear in the By the end of the conflict, be applied in each case. And arouse the warm enthusiasm at American : FIRST TWIN HULL European colonies-Dutch, the republics the treaty itself names the (Continued from Page 1) evoked by the First World French, and English-right were at-war with the Axis Mecting of the Ministers of War. The European demo- in the Caribbean. The most countries. And their CO- Foreign Affairs of the counThe Gopula's maiden voy- cracies, tired and vicillating, important decision reached operation in all fields from ries that have rarified the age was to Casablanca in the seemed destined for disaster. at this Meeting referred to economic, which was of tre- pact to be this *Organ of Summer of '48. The follow- America wanted to isolate the procedure for establish- mendous help to the Consultation.> ing Summer she sailed from itself from the conflict, and ing a provisional adminis- flict's favourable outcome, con: While in botti her practice port of registration, the measures adopted at tration of European colonies was Ruided by the types of Meeting of ConsulSete, around the Mediter- Panama sought only thel best and possessions in America, of the Third decisions of tation will have the same ranean. Meeting means of doing this. Likea in case the Nazis tried to Consultation, Or by the me- members, since all the AmerWith the silver fish on protective cloak, a Security take over those belonging to chanism it set up for effec- ican States be parties to a blue background house Zone was drawn around the the countries they had in- tive defence collaboration. the Treaty Reciprocal As3 flag flying at the mast- New World as the clearest vaded. The Fourth Meeting of sistance all except one have head the mention of the symbol of the American na- But another resolution Consultation was requested already ratified it--neverAmerican named <Gar- tions' basic preoccupation at was approved there, one by the United States at a theless, the two are quite wood> brings the entire that time: to Keep events that did not attract much at- critical moment, when the different in their objectives. crew to quarters equipped from.dragging. the nations of tention then but that years intervention of China seri- The Meeting acting as Orwith pencil and paper to ex- this Hemisphere into a war later came to be considered ously imperiled the mission gan of Consultation under plain by design how wrong in which the belligerents did as the point of departure for of the United Nations forces the Rio Treaty examines a thar American was in de- not seem to stand for the the Hemisphere defence sys- sent to Korea to repel com- concrete case of armed atsigning his craft. It's on the American principles of in- tem. This was Resolution munist aggression. tack of aggression, or a same principle as theirs L. ternational comity. XV, on reciprocal assistance Only time can tell whe- threat to the peace of the With a lengehy article But within a year, public and cooperation for the de- ther this moment like the Hemisphere brought about about the voyage of the ship opinion in the Américas was fence of the nations of the three other occasions when by The an international conflict. they hope (and should have jolted by a series of astound- Americas. It declared that the Foreign Ministers conordinary Meeting of little trouble in doing) to ing events. In April 1940, any attempt on the part of a sulted will also mark a one Consultation, in like the sell to a yachting magazine with tetrifying precision, non-American State against change in the course of the March 26, can Washington study on on arrival in the U.S. The the Nazis invaded Denmark the integrity ot inviolability" world's destiny. Involved in general game little crew and historic and Norway, both neutral of the territory, the sov- the events of the present, we emergency necessarily situations, not little vessel sets sail next countries. In April 1940, any attempt on the part of a sulted will also mark a one Consultation, in like the sell to a yachting magazine with tetrifying precision, non-American State against change in the course of the March 26, can Washington study on on arrival in the U.S. The the Nazis invaded Denmark the integrity ot inviolability" world's destiny. Involved in general game little crew and historic and Norway, both neutral of the territory, the sov- the events of the present, we emergency necessarily situations, not little vessel sets sail next countries. In May, Holland ereignty, or the political in- cannot sée the forest for the events of war. connected with week for Miami. and Belgium, which had dependence of an American trees. But clearly, whether tions and the measures Its resoluA it 4 State would be considered the immediate future holds takes are not controlled by Warfarin for Rats an act of aggression against peace Or war, nations bound the terms of the Rio Treaty. all the others. It further pro- together by pacts requiring Whatever the results of vided' that, in case acts ofag- joint a nd united action this consultation, usefulWarfarin prepared bait, called FIN-RAT, is now ob- gression were committed or could not choose a better ness and timeliness its tainable locally, from Haiti Seed Store, corner of Grand' appeared imminent, the time for consulting about be denied. But it cannot Rue and Macajoux, and from hardware and Drug Stores American republics would the fundamental lines. of also be observed should a Itis proven formula containing the proper concentra- consult with each other to policy to be followed in 1951, thanks to the constant that in tion of Penick Warfarin, and is strikingly effective. agree on the measures to be either case. strengthening of their Perhaps you have a rat control problem of consider- taken. This was the seed of The Meeting of Consulta- tual the muable proportions. If so, please write to S. B. Penick & the Act of Chapultepec and. tion is no longer an experi- States are ties, in al better American Co.'s local representative for Warfarin, V. A. Wynne, the Rio de Janeiro Treaty of mental procedure. Tested than ever, position P.O. Box 694, Port-au-Prince, who will be glad to furn- Reciprocal Assistance. From and found practical, it was juridically, to politically a solid and ish all details. the defence of American raised by American govern- front. present TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY - a Inexpensixe AKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW ! !! Leisurely S.S. Nuevo Dominicano NEXT SAILING JUNE 3RD Luxuriously 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, MAY 27TH Masses offered On the Palace, ti Joseph report steps. PRINTED At the conclusion of the HATY morning's processions a ponAf tifical Mass was sung by the <Externat and the Notre LE Dame Seminaire Choirs, at MATIN the Cathedral Notre Dame. SMASH BANG! A TAXI ALL TOWARDS A GOOD Pontiac No. 1069 <me With a of at least CAUSE range thinks belongs to Zo Berne> Vmile and excellent visibil- Don't miss the Haitian- The Direction of the ous, constant efforts, and by (chap who likes dancing) ity two autos met in a colis- American Institute's half- <Loterie de l'Etat Haitien> your authority. has an ugly dent in the front sion May 21st by the inter- hour programme which is has, in order to bring to the In your respective localiright side. iac No. 1069 <me With a of at least CAUSE range thinks belongs to Zo Berne> Vmile and excellent visibil- Don't miss the Haitian- The Direction of the ous, constant efforts, and by (chap who likes dancing) ity two autos met in a colis- American Institute's half- <Loterie de l'Etat Haitien> your authority. has an ugly dent in the front sion May 21st by the inter- hour programme which is has, in order to bring to the In your respective localiright side. section near Toussaint presented every Wednesday attention of the greatest ties, fight together with us Louverture Place (in view of afternoon at 1 P.M. on Sta- number of people the bene- in favour of an the Palace and Police head- tion 4VRW. The current fits of this organization, telligent, intensive, inquarters). The black Chevvy series, <On the American whose principal aim is to alpersuasive propaSLOOP LUANA taxi-cab driven by Exces Scene>, portrays various as- leviate human misery, em- ganda. interests These which are your own Last week-end the small Douyon refused to give of modern American barked on a grand publicity you. It is command right-of-way to the black Featured are short crusade it your brothers, <Luana> arexthrough which mmc 27 foot 'sloop Chrysler belonging to Clif- posés in French by Mr. Don- hopes to increase its clien- homeless children, abandonrived inport from Cocoa, ford Brandt and driven by ald Soergel, Professor of tele, thereby increase its re- ed and without hope for a Florida via 6weeks of George Stephenson, the re- English at the Institute, as venue. charitable bright future, aid. who ask your port-calling and fishing. the lit- sulc a 2nd degree accident. well as musical treats in the They have decided that With beautiful lines Incidentally accidents occur form of current chits those for whom are Unable to directly allevitle ship looks the size of a in that particular spot at 2- sonalities in the American perits they surest ate these miseries, you can dingy alongside the three month intervals. entertainment world. responsible are in however, send to these unother yachts at anchor in the MOTHERS DAY Wednesday Mr. This wili collaborators desirable bringing fortunates, bread, medicines, bay. <Luana> incidentally Today,)the last Sunday in on Soergel a conclusion to instruction and the other is a Hawaiian name that May is <Mothers speak <University Life in this vast humanitarian camneed answerDays. the United States.> Time: 1 Because, are things they by means <living in content- Those whose mothers are P.M. Station: KVRW - The those paign. most interested they in the ing with fervour the call of ment and, idleness." alive will wear a red flower, Haitian-American Institute continuation of this the <Loterie de l'Etat HaThe little sloop had a those whose mothers are not institu- tien>, and by crew of three on arrival - Presents. tion from which they beneincensifying alive, will wear a white fit and the publicity in its favour. Bob Harper the third mem- flower. There are special to upon which their they useful de- In the name of the unforber of the crew returned to rates for Mothers Day> pend develop tunates who will receive the Miami Friday with his wife telegrams. NEW RECTOR works. All of help of the Lottery, because who came ovef <via avion> PAIN IN THE NECK you members you, beneficiaries, of of your great aid, we say: to fetch him. The two others Forleus Cicot got it in the Monday former Consul in are work of the Lot- Thank you.> are Rollan Wright and Dick neck early Tuesday morning New York Luc Grimard was tery's assistande moral which social Rummell Jr, both raisé when a Police guard at the installed as Rector of the you must Elie O. NAJAC Oranges back home and fig- residence of the Secretary of University of Haiti. vigorously fortify by your Director - Administrator a.i. ured this was a good way to tne Venezuelan Embassy in dynamism, by your courage- Loterie de l'Etat Hatien. ul in are work of the Lot- Thank you.> are Rollan Wright and Dick neck early Tuesday morning New York Luc Grimard was tery's assistande moral which social Rummell Jr, both raisé when a Police guard at the installed as Rector of the you must Elie O. NAJAC Oranges back home and fig- residence of the Secretary of University of Haiti. vigorously fortify by your Director - Administrator a.i. ured this was a good way to tne Venezuelan Embassy in dynamism, by your courage- Loterie de l'Etat Hatien. spend a vacation. W hen Turgeau, found him tres- Mr. Elliot of Time Magasthey have caught enough passing, zine left Tuesday, after fish to eat E they give the The Police guard caught spending a week in the Cap- "We find "CLIPPER CARGO' not extra back to the sea and Cicot in a concealed position ital covering a Story with keep right on fishing for close to the house a fight pictures of the Trinity Cath- only faster-but actually cheaper" the sport. Next week they ensued - a shot - and edral. Mr. Elliot who was intend to weigh anchor and Cicot is now'ar the General staying at the Thorland Inin That's all what more of and more peoplereturn the way they came. Hospital with a slug in the ternational Club offered a about business-are of saying, - HET modern way shippina :0:- ceck. dinner party at the Hotel almost enything-anywhere Chouconne the eve before his departure. <Time> is going to print the article acto CA wosl VISIT companied by coloured pictures in its art section next month. HOTEL RIVIERA'S 0:- HOLY DAY FETED 66 BAMBOCHE ROOM" Thursday- the Catholic world celebrated <Fete IT FEA TURES Dieu> (Corpus Christi) by As near as your Telephone its traditional processions. One phone call to nearest PAA office wll bring an expert in u transport of all types of atl This year <Fête Dieu> was celebrated with a spe- When you consider how it can not investigate its many advancial brilliance as solemn how cut down much your inventories . : tages now?. A pioneer in this you saveon packing, phase of air Pan AmerEET Masses were offered transport, on the insurance, storage and other ican today delivers millions of National Palace steps and costs : you'll appreciate why pounds of cargo on swift, deat Catholic Churches ""CLIPPER CARCO" is the cheaper pendable schedulce to all six throughout the Republic. way to ship almost anything. Why continents. Three beautiful <Reposoirs> (Altars) were blessed; CLIPPER one erected On the Grand'- Rue by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CARGO Maglio; another erected on PAA the National Palace steps by A NIGHTLY ORCHESTRA the First Lady of the RepubPAN AMERICANT lic AND THE MOST REASONABLY PRICED FOOD Madame Magloire, and WORLD AIRWAYS AND DRINKS one erected by Mr. and Mrs. IN HAITI. to ship almost anything. Why continents. Three beautiful <Reposoirs> (Altars) were blessed; CLIPPER one erected On the Grand'- Rue by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CARGO Maglio; another erected on PAA the National Palace steps by A NIGHTLY ORCHESTRA the First Lady of the RepubPAN AMERICANT lic AND THE MOST REASONABLY PRICED FOOD Madame Magloire, and WORLD AIRWAYS AND DRINKS one erected by Mr. and Mrs. IN HAITI. Felix Diambois. RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES PORT AU-PRINCE TELEPHONES 3451 AND 2028 The choir of Seminaire TM RES. PAA,ING College St. Martial sang the --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUN> SAOPS SHOPPING Tbe shops in tbis section bave been cbecked by tbis newspaper, and to the HOURS Are from 8 a. m. till 4 p. m. some sbops hest of our knowledge close betwee tbe bours of 12 and 2. D. m. their mercbandise is of Open all day Saturday. good quality asd good TR Eanks open at 8 a. m. and close at m. walue. 1p. Saturday closing noon. Post Office opens at 8 d. m. and close at 5:30 p.. m. 04 soo A DEPARTMENT O F SOUVENIRS NATIVE "LA PERLE OF THE ANTILLES AT 66 SHOP WITH THE FINEST... MAHOGANY QUALITY ! ! da PRICES Belle Bronte WARE SELECTION ! Haiti's leading de partment store IN LOCAL HANDICRAFT WOPK H ALSO FRENCH PERFUMES U ( Cosmetics, 22 by Dr Payot of Paris. R R (Located on tbe corner of Rues du Magasin de l'Etat and Fronts Fortse) Tel. 2724 Save Time and There are Nol Better Expense Products in Buy Direct from Mahogany COT DOaON Factory Straw GEORGES & FISHER Sisal Ar: and Curio Shop DESLANDES Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY Rue du Peupie Than those sold TEL: 2242 AT Direct from DORISMOND & MEINBERG WEDDING & ENGAGEMENT RING ! New <INSIST DRIVER York THAT YOUR TAKES EXQUISITELY YOUR THERE, IF ITS REALLY QUALITY STYLED. YOU WANT A NEW SHIPMENT OF PANTAL BUILDING Plain or studded with GRANDRUE TEL:2684 diamonds, you can have DRESS MATERIAL vour choice from the sea- * DRESSES FOR son's most glamorous rings. EVERY This new selection offers wide range of prices so OCCASION evervbody can be wearing MEN'S SHOES he finest rings you can buy. clong G Also Jewellery from the *LADIE'S SHOES that Reuntond East make your dreams come true. See * CHILDREN'S SHOES them at your Favourite Shop Maison Orientale SPORT SHIRTS where Service and IETS Quality make you all satisfied. * MEN'S PANTS * LOCALLY MADE EMBROIDERED Our new department which has just opened On the - SKIRTS, first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and LE See RENTALE for your selfAT GUY BARREYRE (DADLANI'S> LTD- SA) LAURA'S GIFT 114 Rue Dantès Destouches ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LINCOLN-AR 1lla Phone SHOP Opposite K. L. M. Aire you all satisfied. * MEN'S PANTS * LOCALLY MADE EMBROIDERED Our new department which has just opened On the - SKIRTS, first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and LE See RENTALE for your selfAT GUY BARREYRE (DADLANI'S> LTD- SA) LAURA'S GIFT 114 Rue Dantès Destouches ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LINCOLN-AR 1lla Phone SHOP Opposite K. L. M. Aire --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 26th BRITONS LAUNCH FESTIVAL By Melita Spraggs flashing Scarlet and gold of with a sense of proportion St. Paul's Backdrop and gratitude for 2V2 cenLondon. the household cayalry, stu- and of patience- and a grand London. turies. From the stens of St. dents of Kings College in power of laughing at them- St. Paul's Cathedral, sym- Below 1 the dias was a. Paul's Cathedral King the Strand guyed the British selves.> bol of British liberties plaque on the courtGeorge VI opened the Festi- pageantry with a mock mili- The message and chal- through the centuries form- yard marking the flagged where val of Britain and placed tary parade. lenge of the festival, the ed the backdrop as King Queen Victoria spot stood to the whole British realm on Last night one young man VI officially thank God for show. to the world. climbed the 300-foot festiv- Archbishop said, was not, George Britain's opened as a 60-year In London, in Edinburgh, al symbol over the South <This we have wrought, the 1951 Festival greatest of display Britain. reign that was the Queen. And below in Belfast, in Cardiff, and a Bank exhibition and tied a but <This God has wrought King Queen Eli- Anne, who visited statue of Queen thousand towns and villages college scarf there as evi- in us; praise be to God.> zabeth, Queen George, Prin- thedral the Cathroughout the land the big- dence he had done sO. Christopher Wren's 17th cess Elizabeth, Mary, the Duke of pledge in' seven. a service times, to gest and most unusual festi- Under the newly gilled century cathedral was the Edinburgh, Princess Mar- to that we similar val in British history thus arches and the painted gal- setting of splendour for the and other/ members of nessed' a have just withas begun. deries of St. Paul's Cathedral great gathering which filled the garet, Royal Family left the'to a new people's dedication cIn this festival we look however, the solemnity and its aisles. Britain's Royal cathedral in procession. achievement, back with pride and for- spiritual significance of the Family was led by the King As soon as the bell of St. So from the historic ward with resolution, the occasion was stressed by Dr. in admiral's uniform, Queen' Paul's Cathedral had boom- we heard King George King declared in his speech' Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop Maryin her famous blue ed Out the noon hour, trum- clare in resonant tones the from St. Paul's. of Canterbury, in a service toque, and Queen Elizabeth, peters of the household cav- opening of a festival year And crowds who watched of dedication preceding the a wonderful vision in del-I alry sounded a fan- designed to show the achieve in the stilets of the city of official opening by the phinium blue. Members of fare and the King rousing took his ments of the British people London and millions who King. the Cabinet and opposition place under the fringed can- in art and industry, in the listened on the radio probab- A Way of Life' including Prime Minister opy at the top of the step capacity to make merry dely understood with sudden <The greatest creation of Clement R. Attlee, Mr. outside the cathedral. spite trials and difficulties. clagity that if this is the fes- our nation>, Dr. Fisher said, Churchill, and Herbert Mor- <I see this festival as a tival of the arts and crafts chas been a way of life, a rison, were there. the Cabinet and opposition place under the fringed can- in art and industry, in the listened on the radio probab- A Way of Life' including Prime Minister opy at the top of the step capacity to make merry dely understood with sudden <The greatest creation of Clement R. Attlee, Mr. outside the cathedral. spite trials and difficulties. clagity that if this is the fes- our nation>, Dr. Fisher said, Churchill, and Herbert Mor- <I see this festival as a tival of the arts and crafts chas been a way of life, a rison, were there. And be- People's Dedication symbol of Britain's abiding and industry and heritage of tradition of how men, wo- medaled and uniformed Behind His Majesty weret courage andi vitality,> the Britain this also Is a festival men, and children may live members of the British ser- the smoke-begrimed Corin- King said. year that will test as few together in the freedom of vices and diplomatic corps thian columns of the cathe- Britain had not un other years have done the mutual NAespect and trust, of the world were represent- dral, parish church of an worthy of its past, proved and it character of the British peo- free to be themselves, frec ed. empire and assembly point would do better in years ple. to be generous to others of a people in trial, triumph, ahead. Cburcbill Qnote <What kind of people dol they think we are?> asked Winston Churchill in a famous wartime phrase. Through the festival the British may ask themselves another question and pro: Op vide their own answer A *What kind of people do we think we are?> In London the festival be- 2 gan with that kind of pageantry which is peculiar to Britain LE splendour mixed with affectionate distespect. Before the royal procession came along preceded by thel PAI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSI JE RÉPONSE A CECI FUME LES CAMELS APRÈS AVOIR FIMÉ DEPUIS DES DES CAMELS ANNÉES. je SAIS EXCLUSIVEMENT GU'ELLES SONT PENDANT 30 JOURS. DOUCES. : ET LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUR VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR. CA IMEL hebdomadaire de centaines de fumant des THEE Ankenmyn an jours, de grands spécialistes pour remne Borge : déclaré erde cat AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE causé par les CAMELS BRASSERIE. DE LA COURONNE CURACAO TRAD.NG CO S. A. EXCLUSIVE MDISTRIBUTORS FOR HAITI --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUNs A PAINTER TELLS HOW HOW PAINTINGS HAP- Ray Bethers, author of PEN, by Ray Bethers. <How Paintings Happen>, Rain on the wind: A Story of Irish Fisher Folk New York: W. W.Nor- isa painter himself. He has ton & Co., Inc. $4.50). worked out a rather pleasRAIN ON THE WIND, by the sea. And what knowl- them too SO that they. were ant arrangement, providing, Walter Macken. (New edge of it did they lack? like wind-shields nearly over Many a courageous au- with each illustration of a York: Macmillan. 312 pp. Gran could predict the wea- his eyes. Peter, the idealist, thor has embarked upon a painting, a photograph of $3). ther, he directed the hand- Uncle James, who would project in which he tells the same subject. The meling of their precious fishing take off his cap and show how a painting Or sculpture thod does help to start the By Margaret Williamson boat; no one dreamed of <the white streak on his is made, explores the moti- layman upon the adventure Here is an Irish novel disputing him until that un- head that the sun never vation of the artist, and of exploring, searching and which is most felicitously, happy day when Gran real- touched.> Coimin, Maeve's brings the subject to the lay- comprehending a work of different from the average. same subject. The meling of their precious fishing take off his cap and show how a painting Or sculpture thod does help to start the By Margaret Williamson boat; no one dreamed of <the white streak on his is made, explores the moti- layman upon the adventure Here is an Irish novel disputing him until that un- head that the sun never vation of the artist, and of exploring, searching and which is most felicitously, happy day when Gran real- touched.> Coimin, Maeve's brings the subject to the lay- comprehending a work of different from the average. ized he was beyond his use- young husband, who could man within the limits of his art. In the end, however, For it does not concern itself fulness in the boat and in not accept the warning of experience and understand- he must bring something of with the dark and degraded few, but moving words be- that phantom boat. They, ing. his own tr the search; a susside of life, nor with either queathed it to his son and and many more, are as real ceptibility to the mood and Dablin or the countryside grandson. After Gran was as one's own friends; they bent of the artist. Any writunder the xtroubles>. Itis no longer with them at sea, are of the elusive quality ing that precipitates interest, not designed, either, in the things were vastly more dif- called human nature. Mr. fosters enthusiasm, and stimmood of fascination and fey, ficult. Macken's is a master hand at ulates the inquiring spirit is though occasionally a lin- In few stories does one characerization. welcome. gering strain of superstition come more intimately into It is a delight to be able Mr. Bethers four may be detected in it. Itis the company of the elements to record that this is a clean basic premises: presents Art is not a written against a back- -waves, winds, ferocious book with the slight excepcopy of nature; art ground of the fisherfolk of storms which seemingly rion of some profanity which emotion rather than conveys informof the West Coast, of Conne- could materialize straight too commonly attaches it- TAE a tion; is a medium mara, in especial of that fish out of smooth, seas and bril- self to the speech of fisher- SEN of expression' painting in its own ing colony just across the liant skies. Mr. Macken un- folk. And it is not difficult right and cannot be river from the town of Gal- derstands the sea and pre- to read, because the lilt of lated into words; transway, known as the Claddagh sents it magnificently, Two the Irish spedl:h is achieved is painting (which means spier jutting or three of his storms leave without undue recourse to made possible partly - its limitations of the through Out into sea>) the the reader all bur breathless. diaioct. It is more a mental space and time, With some Claddagh at the point of its There is in particular One attribute which one catches HAIR RAISER WAC Pfc: useful, diagrams history when the old white- adventure encountered by without effort. Constance K. Hassel looks as Mr. Bethers elementary basic washed cottages with their the fishermen who have seen Mr. Macken has been a Karloft though shei chillers is witnessinga1 netually she principles in explains the execution thatched roofs were E begin- the phantom boat, but have writer of plays, an actor'and on the other end of an atomic of a picture; abstraction, art ning to be pulled down to taken no warning from itof a manager. One wonders generator-thus fure. This was the all Bikini part ofan coif- in relation to nature; make way for more modern danger to come. Sometimes whether this dramatic sense atomic energy demonstration lems of proband sanitary, if much uglier, in this book the essence of affects the expertness of his staged in New York. pattern, and space, colour. movement, two-storied houses. the-atmosphere is sO vividly touch as novelist. The Literi The author was born in experienced by the reader Guild has chosen well Galway town, so iti is his that he feels himself en- 22 this month of May, in own country of which he gulfed in it along with the sending out this book. Sometimes whether this dramatic sense atomic energy demonstration lems of proband sanitary, if much uglier, in this book the essence of affects the expertness of his staged in New York. pattern, and space, colour. movement, two-storied houses. the-atmosphere is sO vividly touch as novelist. The Literi The author was born in experienced by the reader Guild has chosen well Galway town, so iti is his that he feels himself en- 22 this month of May, in own country of which he gulfed in it along with the sending out this book. Few writes. With utter clarity characters. readers will forget the quiet WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE and conviction he describes Perhaps it is primarily a triumph of Mico, the it and its people, with em- book about men. Of course, the hesitant, over the inept, glib Here's the Answer phasis on one family which there are women in it-a and clever Tommy. EveryHeads OWMR EGS includes two young sons, few-bur they. are secondary one will rejoice: that Mico T Tommy and Mico, sons of to the men, Above all, there held to his course, on land as HORIZONTAL 3Dimeult that enormous man, called is Maeile, with whom Mico well as on the sea, and that 1,71 Pictured 4 Nickel MUANS Micil Mor, grandsons of fell in love when he left the Maeve came to recognize Secretary Treasury 5Stain (symbol) & NHOr Gran L fishermen all. Tom- Claddagh temporarily to go him at last. Recover 6Scolds E 5 my was the darling of his to Connemara to stay with off 7Year(ab.) 8 a NIN EREOSL mother, Delia, who favour- his Uncle James. She was a 15 16 Eager Assyrian god 91 Ireland Colorless E CANE ed him in all things; he was claimed by another and Mico T9Finance 18Open space 11Floats 101 Repeat 29 30 Vase Enco ountered 440 45Exempli Gaelic good-looking and clever in waited long before she, hav20 Cooking 12Doze 33 Proffer gratia (ab.)) school, while Mico was slow ing lost her husband, finalutensils 17 14 African city 34Praised 36.Meal course 46 471 Errs Strike and unambitious, forever ly got free d the snare of PRINT ING 21 Nod 250 Depart Color 37 Shavingt tool 48.Blackens' Na GOCFERITA HOTOENGRAVINO 22Palm lily belittling himself because of Tommy and turned back to LUTROORAPHIQUE 231 Laughter/ 27 261 Conflict Before 42Pierce 411 Lateral 53Symbol calcium fork his physical appearance. Mico. But the women scarce OFESETPRINTING a COLOR WORK 24 Scatter sound 28 Girl's name 43Caresses 55 One (Scot.X Mico had a birthmark on ly matter. AUA 4 28.Hearsay 31 Age R the left side of his face and, Then, too, how superbly, RUE AMERICAINE 1348 32 Exist though his family a nd with only a few'strokes, does TELEPHONE 2278 33 More aged friends might be accustomed Mr: Macken portray his 38 35 Come Note d scale to it, Mico himself never for- characters. Gran, who would 266tED ETO Ed 391 Natrium got. The presence of the raise his face to the breeze P (symbol) Ado thing made him shy and ill- on the quayside and say: HAITI, NEW- -YORK EA at-ease; never did he pre- We better not go out to- HTTC MERITOELS ULAR JOLTNIONT.SLEVACL 49Revise 47Sitting sume to put himself above day, min, there's rain on the UnA 50.Therefore 33 Tommy and he had no wind>: and, sure enough, 52Edits 51 Set of boxes thought in life except to be the gale came. symbol) Ado thing made him shy and ill- on the quayside and say: HAITI, NEW- -YORK EA at-ease; never did he pre- We better not go out to- HTTC MERITOELS ULAR JOLTNIONT.SLEVACL 49Revise 47Sitting sume to put himself above day, min, there's rain on the UnA 50.Therefore 33 Tommy and he had no wind>: and, sure enough, 52Edits 51 Set of boxes thought in life except to be the gale came. Pa, the little rE 54He was fora fisherman like his Gran. schoolmaster, of whom wall merly a Gran was in all ways head you could ever see of Pa's SURINAM NAVIGATION xow nls cetsi ns e Scaitate of the family; it was he who eyes were the glints in them, ALLENA BAUS AN RLa307 Serices HANO ili a 2 Religious VERTICAL taught Micil Mor and Mico because his eyebrows were order everything they knew about very thick and he combed aniisant river, --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY MAY 20TH STRICTLY FRESH A SCIENTIST estimates. that it would cost about $1,000,000 an ounce to change lead or dron inio goid, That's a lot of change. a PLACES TO EAT Dennition of a psychoanalysts a migfortune teller who reads pasta, Anytime now Dad will start TVA 21 (droppin hints around the house PLACES FOR FUN MYHUMIDOR G IS EMPTY, LOOK. 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Special fa MALTS and ICE CREAM IN A vorable terms may be arran FOUNTAIN SPOTLESS RESTAURANT.. ged for person wishing to A SODA WITH ALL KINDS Ranchs OF DRINKS AT REASONABLE PRICES... stay as permenant guests. la Belle Brcote Tel : 7175 GRAND'RUE 'Main Street' rooms French, Haitian, anc DELICIOUS DRINKS 7 8l American Cuisine at ver THE FINEST DISHES SERVED moderate prices. Special fa MALTS and ICE CREAM IN A vorable terms may be arran FOUNTAIN SPOTLESS RESTAURANT.. ged for person wishing to A SODA WITH ALL KINDS Ranchs OF DRINKS AT REASONABLE PRICES... stay as permenant guests. la Belle Brcote Tel : 7175 GRAND'RUE 'Main Street' --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUN> city's tallest building Thurs- Miss Annie Joseph and day. Philippe son of Mr. and Ni. snoudesky Farvil were Mrs. Roger Armand (Mrs. married last Saturday eventhe former Anne Marie ing at St. Pierre's Church in Frombrun) blew out the rcuonville. Ghed three :0:- zowices candles on his cake in one mighty puff. I Friday M. Ricardo Peluffo, :0:- Cnarge d'Aftaires ot the Ar- Catholic evening the offered a leach Wednesday genune Embassy comin <boyss got together and reception at the Embassy Hospital Chapel gave Fito Braun a regular residence from 11 a.m. till Sunday Mass at 8:39 a.m. senterrement de la vie de oue, to commemorate Argen- Sermon in English. Mrs. Stephan Wooley ac- lift in <dry-docks. Itis ex- garçon> pre-marriage ritual une S Independence. Sacré-Coeur. companied by her sister pected in Port next Sunday. which will continue till :0:- Masess 4-6-8 Sunday Madelaine Cassagnol left for :0:- the eve of his wedding Henry Birmingham was at a.m. New York Friday. Mrs. H. E. President Magloire (June 2nd.) married last night to Miss Cathedral Sunday Masses Wooley expects to be away accompanied by Mr. and - 0:- Josette Roy, at the home of at 4-5:30 8:00 a.m. three months. 1 Miss Cassag- Mrs. Lando, Mr. and Mrs. Senator Louis Dejoie flew Salim Elie Joseph in Petion- St. Gerard (near Oloffson) nol works at the Haitian Franck Magloire, Col. Ste- to the U.S. on business Wed- ville. After the wedding ser- Sunday Masses 5:30-7-8:30 Tourist Office in the Rocke- bhen Wooley and Joseph nesday vice there was a gay St. Jean Bosco Sunday feller Building New York. Jerome dropped in at the :0:- tion for the newly married recep- Mvass at 9 a.m. :0:- Vert Galant around 11:30 Franz Siegel celebrated couple at the Hotel Riviera Chapel on the Exposition Report from the Frisch Wednesday evening. the anniversary of his birth, (formerly the Hotel Roose- grounds, Mass at 9 a.m. family is that daughter :0:- Wednesday night. The velt). There was a gigantic <Cookie> has five teeth up- Mr. and Mrs. Charles commenced at his home LPerT beautifully iced cake which Episcopal to-date. Rigio accompanied by their Pacot and ended early the newly weds sliced Holy Trinity Cathedral :0:- Cadillac at present vacation- Thursday: at the Vert Galant. amid cheers and clinking 4:00 a.m. Mass French The Vroomans flew tc ing in the U.S. are to sail On :0:- of wine glasses of the more 6:00 a.m. Mass French Jamaica Wednesday morn- che 29th aboard the S.S. The engagement of Jean than a hundred guests. Mr. 7:00 a.m. Mass English ing,to attend the Travel <Libertys for Le Havre and Claude Borno, son of Leonce and Mrs. Birmingham will 8:00 a.m. Mass French. Convention in Kingston. 6 months touring Europe. Borno, city: hardware mer- honeymoon in Cuidad Tru- 9:30 a.m. Mass English :0:- jillo if father They are expected to return chant, to Miss Olga Laroche, Henry's re- Ephany Chapel today. Jean than a hundred guests. Mr. 7:00 a.m. Mass English ing,to attend the Travel <Libertys for Le Havre and Claude Borno, son of Leonce and Mrs. Birmingham will 8:00 a.m. Mass French. Convention in Kingston. 6 months touring Europe. Borno, city: hardware mer- honeymoon in Cuidad Tru- 9:30 a.m. Mass English :0:- jillo if father They are expected to return chant, to Miss Olga Laroche, Henry's re- Ephany Chapel today. Brigadier General Lavaud daughter of Colonel Laro- turns as scheduled this week Sunday Mass at 6 a.m. :0:- (Ambassador to France) Ma- che, Ambassador to Vene- end. Mr. Lionel Birming- 8 a.m. in French dame and Gerard, Marie zuela was announced this ham accompanied by daughMia Steiner (<Black Alice and Guv. Mr. Marcel weekend. ter Dilia, has been away in METHODIST Dawn>) is hard at work coil- Villard, and Miss Elsie Le0:- France On a health trip, the Rue de la Révlution ing a juicy murder mystery velt flew to New York Ambassador of Haiti to past three months. Service : at7 a.m. around Haiti and the tro- Thursday where they will Venezuela and Mrs. Laroche pics. She has not yet dis- board the S.S. <Liberty> for will return to Caracas next closed the title-to-be of her France. week. humdinger Detective novel, :0: :0:- Refresh...Add 0:- Yanne Voigt, Gislaine The <Briseuses> are at Mangoes are reported- to Rouzierand Liliao Duvivier present be dropping in profusion all 9- to steD aboard a New to be able fighting to forrightsZesi To The Hour York bound Friday speak and dance over the country. clipper with strangers without :0:- afrernoon and arrive in that repercussion! As the <BriMrs. Rosalie McCahill left oreat (P.A.A. city at 12.30 a.m. seurs have always been able Thursday for a short Stay at assures) to start to do this and (they do sO at the <Jamaica Inn> in Jamai- Neir annual vacation. the first opportunity). ca. :0:- 0:- Pig business Oswald The Casino International B-andt left for the U.S. this is putting the finishing week. It is said that hé will touches toits dance floor - burchase materials for the H the largest in Haiti. Next On installation of a plastic factheir agenda is the Restaur- tory here. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. ant, Souvenir Shop, Salt0: Emile B. Cantave were water Marie Therese Malbranche blessed with a daughter. yacht club swimming (which pool, includes and is now the proud owner of Mrs. Cantave, the former pier, club. rooms, etc.) a two shade of green, Chev- Miss Clarisse Coicou an- :0: vy <Power Glide.> nounces that they have The S S Nuevo Domini- :0:- named their little girl Mariecano the regular fortnightly Next week Capt. Brierre Carline. and Lt. Florville of the city :0: cruiseship of this end of the Traffic Department will Mr. and Mrs. Marcel DuCaribbean, lar has been irregu- leave for three months of ob- casse, welcomed the birth of has lately. been Why? Because it serving traffic procedure in their first born Thursday. undergoing a face- the U.S. Mrs. Ducasse is the former 0: Bertha Fouchard. Their sonIt is said that Mr. Boubou in-heir is to be called Alix. is once more in a <delicas :0:- PALOFF Catili cas>, Today the <Souvenir Club> :0:- will celebrate "Coke" *Mochers Philippe Armand invited Days with a meeting at the friends young and old to <L'Amicale> around 9.30 7 help him celebrate his birth- a.m. undergoing a face- the U.S. Mrs. Ducasse is the former 0: Bertha Fouchard. Their sonIt is said that Mr. Boubou in-heir is to be called Alix. is once more in a <delicas :0:- PALOFF Catili cas>, Today the <Souvenir Club> :0:- will celebrate "Coke" *Mochers Philippe Armand invited Days with a meeting at the friends young and old to <L'Amicale> around 9.30 7 help him celebrate his birth- a.m. abfer i either may. both a on the 3rd floor of the eubmeis mean the same thing. Suratiaia OOIED WID AUTHONY oF H GOCACOM COBPANY Y Ohum Gantancount BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 S. A. --- Page 10 --- HAITI SUN> àr SUNDAY, MAY 27TH News offhe World in Pictures AE P SHOULDER WITH A VIEWGOING HOME-FOF Panther jet fighters wing homeward to the This view problem London without lass solved the her YEAR-AROUND TURKEY-Good news for the housewife has deck of the carrier USS Princeton, upper left; after another air a periscope when the King aidiof and out of Lancaster, Calif., where Mrs. Phyllis Higgs has de- strike in support of UN forces battling Communist troops in Korea, Queen of Denmark Sdeane eight-pound turkey. Mrs. Enees shown above with one through on theirvisit Engofher t junior gobblers, hast beent tryingfor17: years to raise a turkey land. TheBobby madea perfect that can ft most budgets and' ovens. reviewing stand from which to NE watch the visiting royalty. M a COMMUNISTS' CADILLAC2-The caption accompanying the above fails to tag a price or the Zim autoCAUGHT IN THE ACT-PerESE about to seatred off Moscow production. lines. But. Judging haps hoping to make his "comfrom bears a suspicious resemblance to that of the ing-out" party a private affair, 1951 an EE sleek Russian car is prohsbly beyond the means the little fellow, above, found oft the average Ivan. that he was the center of attraction as he saw light of' day for the first time in Perth, England, a - HOW TO KEEP THEM DOWN ON THE FARM-Model Mickey Moser, putting it briefly, is enlivening milking chores for Stanley Lichtenwa valmer wlile from his tractor Horace Kirby! beams approval Mickey's visit to the irby farm at Macungie, Pa..serves to illustrate the satest meist udising method, bringing fashiona - - FICHT FOR SURVIVAL-RoWIND FOR THE STRETCH-DE V. C. Fobian indicates the tat rean youngsters display cans wind pipe in the neck of Beaumont Hanover. The stainuse in collecting from less tube was inserted it Ta E after was found that the horse was LABOR OF LOVE-Mrs. Clyde Myers a t7 troops. The war-hounded having the breathing difficulties in his, stretch drives. Owners sewing frame which she uses the cords children are dependent of seven-year-old gelding hope Hsrts the tube will show bright priceless volumes which are ancient a L on food their G.I. friends results by_season's end at the Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Raceway.] versity, Ithica, N. Y. Cornell Uni- give them in - This a their youthfulfight P of love for Mrs, Meyers; E berhusband taught at Corpell for # years before his death for life. TE in1944. . Owners sewing frame which she uses the cords children are dependent of seven-year-old gelding hope Hsrts the tube will show bright priceless volumes which are ancient a L on food their G.I. friends results by_season's end at the Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Raceway.] versity, Ithica, N. Y. Cornell Uni- give them in - This a their youthfulfight P of love for Mrs, Meyers; E berhusband taught at Corpell for # years before his death for life. TE in1944. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, MAY 27TH <HAITI SUN> Castera's Maternity SUNL Clinic It's a SPORT Dr Georges Castera's com fortable, and complety moThe Secondary and Prim- won by Gerald Haig - 1 dern 12 room Maternity cli ary, School athletics that meter 75. nic is at your service. This' were postponed on May the Director of Sports Mr. up-to-date clinic is located 18th on account of the wea- Fslix Baker is to be com- in the same building as the ther, were held on the mended for the ep organizing Pharmacy Castera, opposite Champ de Mars Thursday cf this interesting *Fields the Telegraph and Telepho the feast of Chris- day. Cal! 2131. 0O eCorpus ne Buiding. ti. Over 10 thousand persons surrounded the park, in L'OMBRE de la MALARIA perfect weather, to' watch ROASTER school boys and girls in the menace-t-elle votre creabs competitive spirit give an excellent display of maison? Athletics. L Atthe close of the day St. Louis had scored the most points and <cracked> three records. The records broken were: 100 meters flat - won by Sansaricq - time: 10 secs 6/10. Pole Vault - won by Jean Theard - 3 meters 23. High Jump - - - xe LA e PALUDRINE and you should have one Reres Ron PUT YOUR CONFIDENGE IN GENERAL ELECTRIC VOUS PROTEGERA 8 1r XPN At En toutes Pharmacies O.Pha7 Fabriquée par les impérial Chemical (Pharmacenticals Ltd. See VALERIO CANEZ Représentés par TRANS W ORLD TRADING, CO., S.A. TALE OF A TAIL Jimmy," 300-pound lion, is having GENERAL ELECTRIC AGENT bandage ofhis tail, applied after having to what it'ampu- anfet ror rinest wuanry... 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All flavorsDRY Popular Prices observés N I que L m qualité Goody year sont - Tendurance RoTEnE rendement pour GOODYEAR kilométrique Tale remarquable offr * SPARKING WATER Pour m maximum GINGER ALE -CHERRY SODA N poids lourds Goodyear! achietez, des pnens Ro 8 Studded Sure-Grip ird Rocis BOTTLED BY * Hi-1 -Milor Xtra Tred All Service, FRUIT KOLA CREAM SODA - GRAPE USINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S A. 3-49-6F NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL: 2079 kilométrique Tale remarquable offr * SPARKING WATER Pour m maximum GINGER ALE -CHERRY SODA N poids lourds Goodyear! achietez, des pnens Ro 8 Studded Sure-Grip ird Rocis BOTTLED BY * Hi-1 -Milor Xtra Tred All Service, FRUIT KOLA CREAM SODA - GRAPE USINE A GLACE NATIONALE, S A. 3-49-6F NEAR PARC LECONTE TEL: 2079 --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, MAY 27TH BUY NOW Buy Classified Advertisements Sell Help Wanted = - For Rent For Sale Lost and Found AND SAVE to 40 ther Olo bedroom up Classified advertisements chairs) and a (g) Land for sale in Petionaccepted for things want set (double bed, dresser, ville (60' x 100') # or unwanted; articles for mirror and artit tables), also 2 (h) Land for sale at Bois sale; personal service; mis- porch chairs. Anyone inter- Verna (17 X 40) cellaneous items, sucb as ested in the above purchase Price: $850.00 to $3,000.00. jobs wanted; bouses for may see the furniture start- Concerning the above see rent; t-toring; travelling ing Monday between 10:00 Real Estate Agency Rodor Za Belle Crcote cumipanions; ideas for sale, A.M. and 12 noon at Rue Trading Corporation, Buildnot saccepted, advertise Chériez, maison Carl Rigaud ing of Robert Bonhomme, PRE-INVENTORY ments" of political nature. (No. 16) in Turgeau near 150 Grand'Rue, Phone 2780. SALE Rate 25c insertion, maxi- the Chapel St. Louis. The On enquiring about any of mum of S words. above furniture was beauti- the xReal Estaten bargains at ISNOW ON fully made some yearsagoin the *Rodor Trading CorporAND WILL RUN FOR ONLY 12 DAYS Ciudad Trujillo. Only cash ation Office ask to see their FROM MAY 25 TO JUNE 9 Any person wishing a pen purchase will be considered fine modern handy esewing friend in New Zealand, Aus- by owner. machines> they. sell them at tralia or Tahiti please conan astoundingly low price. tact the Editor of the ACT NOW <Haiti Suns. TWO YEARS LATER AND BE THE FIRST TO CHOOSE FROM THE TREWANTED (Continued from Page 1) MENDOUS VALUES NOW OFFERED AT BARGAIN A small house with low founding of Port-au-Prince PRICE. rental : in Petionville or two hundred years ago. he cooler sections of the city Lethargic myself, I felt Telephone 7175. that the undertaking was too AT FOR SALE: HOUSE WANTED stupendous a one for a peo- (a) House for rent at Ave- ple whose gracious, easy A furnished 2or 3 bed- nue M. Ambroise way of life seems an absoroom house wanted in Pe- (b) House for rent at Pacot contradiction da assemBelle lute Biente to tionville L Preferable in (13 rooms) bly-line work. And I rethe vicinity of Place Boyer (c) House for rent at Tur- mained apprehensive after I DEPARTMENT STORE - Contact Rony Chenet Jt., geau returned to the States; I Sun Life Assurance, No. 10 (d) House for rent at Im- found myself unable to beExposition Ground. passe-Lavaud lieve that the task had been (e). House for, rent al Tur- achieved even after I re-l UPFOR CASH SALE geau ceived positive evidence in A new.mahogany dining Price $45.00 to $110.00. the. form of letters and post- Perhaps that doubt was Second, my faith in the room set (table, 4 straight (f) Land for sale in Petion- cards indicating that such the result of a fear that Haitian people and their chairs, 2 upholstered lea- ville (60' X 110) was the case. that the task had been (e). House for, rent al Tur- achieved even after I re-l UPFOR CASH SALE geau ceived positive evidence in A new.mahogany dining Price $45.00 to $110.00. the. form of letters and post- Perhaps that doubt was Second, my faith in the room set (table, 4 straight (f) Land for sale in Petion- cards indicating that such the result of a fear that Haitian people and their chairs, 2 upholstered lea- ville (60' X 110) was the case. achievement of such a tan- basic goodness has been gible goal must, of neces- maintained. Too frequently, sity, be accompanied by a mass production demands a loss of some of the intan- mass loss of integrity, decengibles that had endeared cy and kindness. History has Haiti to me. proved time and time again that the search for material My second visit reassured wealth is generally followed me, however, in two ways. by a moral decadence. This First, I learned that the second visit to Haiti leads goal set by' the Haitian offiMEMORIAL that DAY me to believe such will cials and people had not not be the case on this island heen wishful thinking. I saw republic. In spite of the for myself how. by virtue of great changes that have takconcerted activity, the much en place, I have found everytalked-of plans had become where the same kindhess, a reality. And while the, ma- hospitality and generosity iority of Haitians can take which made me feel at home the creation of the Exposi- here in Haiti. tion site as a matter of fact, - because they watched its As with most small principalities, there is much to Drogress day by day, it is: be done here. The developonly the stranger from out- ment of the Exposition and side who can truly appreci- the good will which has acate the magnitude of thet task companied it indicates posiand the fortitude of those tively that with Port-auwho achieved it. Prince to lead the way, Haiti It is the stranger who saw can become a still more sig- - the desolation two years ago nificant country, without ere tre n grayes to be remembered" 'Memorial Day, 1951- graves like the ones in who can admire the beauty losing any of her basic qualthis U. S. cemetery near lnchon, Korea-graves of men who died so freedom mighti live. of the city within a city be- ities so deserving of emulaside the sea. tion. - E Pa as - % - FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES EVERY Bata THE WORLD FOR OCCASIONS -