--- Page 1 --- II A I I I un BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE EDITOR EM. A.MAINVILLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME 1. Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd No. 38 British Ambassador Spells LOCAL AGRICULTURAL EXPERT PERSONALITY out Far East Policy ON STUDY-TOUR OF U. S. OF THE WEEK Max Vieux, Director General of the Department of DEFINES BRITAIN'S VIEWS ON KOREA, CHINA, Agriculture of Haiti, Port-au-Prince, has arrived in; When the Haitian delegaFORMOSA AND HONG KONG Washington to begin a study of cattle-breeding and the tion to the UNESCO ConferBritain's 's policy. in the Far East was outlined by the use of grazing lands in the United States. ence sets out fof Paris next British Ambassador to the United States, the Rt. After two weeks of con- Mr. Vieux established and Sunday (June 10th) it will Hon. Sir Oliver Franks, K.C.B., C.B.E., in a broad- sultation in Washington superintended from 1947 include a handsome, quietcast interview with Frank Bourgholtzer over the with officials of the Federal until 1949 a cattle-develop- mannered young man who N.B.C. Network On Friday, May 18. Government, Mr. Vieux will ment experimental station in doesn't seem old enough to is the the remainder of his (Continued have been one of the foundFollowing text of Q: But isn't it true that spend visit to the Union Page2) ers of the modern educationthe interview: you disagree with General three-month ted States observing the al system of his homeland. This is Frank Bourgholt- MacArthur's policies? There work of experimental sta- GSA FREE ARTIST. HAITIAN AWARDED TRIP TO Or to havea world-wide rezer speaking from Washing- is a charge, Sir Oliver, that tions, research institutions, PAINT WHAT HE SEES putation that put him in the ton, with Pro and Con - British policy for Korea farm credit offices, and catInternational <Who's Who>. and with our guest this tied General MacArthur's tle ranches, in various areas Washington, May 31st: However books telling fuweek, ready to answer any hands. What is your policy of the country. A Washington artist who ture generations the story of and all questions - the there? Since methods of water holds a job in the General Haiti's battle to lift the. British Ambassador to the A: The best answer, to that conservancy and erosion Services Administration, will shadow of illiteracy willbe United States, Sir Oliver is what my Prime Minister, control are of great interest leave early next month fora certain to carry the name of Franks. Mr. Attlee, said when he vis- tohis Government in its. six-week stay in Haiti as the Emmanuel Gabriel JeanThe dismissalof General ited Washington in Decem- programme of rural devel- guest of the Haitian govern- Françols. The 43-year-old Douglas MacArthur - re-. ber. At that time the United opment, he will also visit ment. son of a Port-au-Prince busiceived in the American press. Nations forces in Korea soil conservation projects. He is Richard W. ness man became so well - Dempwith mixed reaction was were being pushed right He also wishes to study sey, a Corcoran Gallery known for- his work in imalmost universally approved back and things looked American techniques of pro- award winner, whose work proving the educational by newspapers in Great Bri- black. The Prime Minister cessing lime., hangs in a number of gal- standards in Haiti that the tain. said: <You may be certain Mr. Vieux's first visitto leries. He is employed as United Nations calied upon This has led many Ameri- that, in fair or foul weather, the United States is being an illustrator in the printing him when they got ready to cans to charge angrily that where the stars and. stripes made under the department and distribution branch of launch their battle against the British dictated the cOn- fly in Korea, the British flag of State's.programme for the GSA. ing lime., hangs in a number of gal- standards in Haiti that the tain. said: <You may be certain Mr. Vieux's first visitto leries. He is employed as United Nations calied upon This has led many Ameri- that, in fair or foul weather, the United States is being an illustrator in the printing him when they got ready to cans to charge angrily that where the stars and. stripes made under the department and distribution branch of launch their battle against the British dictated the cOn- fly in Korea, the British flag of State's.programme for the GSA. illiteracyin 1946. troversial action - and it will fly. beside them. We exchange of persons. Mr. Dempsey's visit to Mr. Gabriel took a look has intensified the criticism stand by our friends.> In Prior to his appointment Haiti will be on an all-ex- at UNESCO'S extremely from many American quart- other words, like you, we in 1949 to the postof Direc- pense basis. Jie said he was anemic budget and the alers of our Anglo-American are determined to resist ag- tor General of the Haitian invited just <to paint my im- most-hopeless list of areas partnership. gression. We want a free Department of Agriculture, (Continued On Page 2) (Continued on Page 10) The criticism has other and united Korea. We give grounds the British re- whole-hearted support to cognition of Red China; Bri- the stand of the United Natish.policy towards Formosa; tions. But the people of and, a very touchy point, Britain are greatly concerned continued British trade with (Continued on Page 3) Red China.as M Mr. Ambassador these Famous Male Chorus are all questions that represent misgivings in the minds Visit P-au-P. June 23 of Americans. I'd like to ask youf first the one that springs The most important confrom the heated controversy cert attraction to spring of the moment here in from World W'ar II, de Washington. Paur's Infantry Chorus, will Q: How much truth is be heard here on June 23rd there in the story that Gen- under the auspices of Hotel eral MacArthur was remov- Riviera. The tuneful vetered at the request of the Bri- ans, who sang for American tish Government? troops from Iwo Jima to A: Not one word of truth Bad Naudeim, remained toin it. The decision about gether as a unit under Capt. General MacArthur was Leonard de Paur's direction purely a domestic one of the and are now making their United States of America, fourth civilian concert tour and one the British Govern- of more than 160 concerts ment sought in no way to under the auspices of F. C. influence. (Continued on Page 2) President Magloire visits Croix. des-1 Bossales to view the transf ormation work in progress there- --- Page 2 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd LOCAL AGRICULTURAL. period. By means of controlled grazing and crop roX (Continued from Page 1) tation, we are trying to comMMelies bat the erosion problem.> the Central Plateau of Haiti. <In order to develop a Born in St. Thomas, V.I., DESIGN clt is necessary for Haiti sturdier line of beef and in 1907, Haiti Mr. Vieux was takto become self-sufficient in we are en to as a child. He WEW meat-production," Mr. Vie- dairy Brahma cows, cattle with breeding native received his education at ux said. <Therefore, the stock St. Louis de Gonzague ColMATERALE descended from the legeand various technical Haitian Government is spon cattle brought to Haiti from WEW soring this project for the Brittany and Normandy by and schools at the in School Port-au-Prince, of Agriculimprovement of the beef the French,> Mr. Vieux conat arosanacn and daily stock and feed fa- tinued. aWe expect to breed ture After Damien. three 420,000-acre years as an MEMA cilities in the Jerseys into the strain even- agricultural teacher, Mr. ALE descended from the legeand various technical Haitian Government is spon cattle brought to Haiti from WEW soring this project for the Brittany and Normandy by and schools at the in School Port-au-Prince, of Agriculimprovement of the beef the French,> Mr. Vieux conat arosanacn and daily stock and feed fa- tinued. aWe expect to breed ture After Damien. three 420,000-acre years as an MEMA cilities in the Jerseys into the strain even- agricultural teacher, Mr. THE ALL NEW a highland grazing lands of rually. Vieux worked for a time the Central Plateau. *Among our chief prob- an agricultural as <The station includes a lems in the area are the feed district agronomist. agent From and main farm at Papaye, for ex- shortages brought about by 1939 until 1941 Firestone perimental work, and five the annual 6-month drought sistant director of he the was asdemonstration De 1,000-a cre and the AgriLuxe erosion which has cultural Division of the J. G. farms, each of the latter resulted from many years of White Company. In the latbeing the CHAMPIONS headquarters fora uncontrolled grazing. After ter year he was detailed farmers' cooperative. We four years' experimentation the Hattian-American So- to hope, through a proposed with grasses and leguminous ciety for the Development of farm credit system, to be forage plants, we have made Agriculture to OUPTO able add superintend 55% to a dairy coopera- progress in sustaining the the <Ferme de Mercis, a STRONGER tive to the scheme. cattle through the drought rubber-producing center in the Cayes district. He re- DUP TO signed from 60% this post in MORE "More 1944 to engage in private NONEnjoyable" business for three years, at SKID ANGLES the end of which time he that's how thousands of joined the Central Plateau OUP TO 32% experienced travelers project. LONGER describe their Aights ARTIST TO HAITI... MILEAGE (Continued from Page 1) & AMAZING NEW pressions of what I see.> Mr. A Firestone Firestone Dempsey is 41 and mainSUPREME EXTRA POWER tains his studio at his home SPARK at 5032 Just street N.E. At Outstanding PLUG spark BATTERIES GSA, which he joined last plug for gas economy Last ionger. August, his work includes ance.Installa and oto settoday. perfor orm have power more buy making layouts and designExtra Power. ARAIOIE ing charts, graphs and other wia PAN AMERICAN visual presentations of statistics. He said his work in the service thoughiful, the hospitality genuine. fine arts helps bring balance datail : your flight reflects nearly a and simplicity to his present ef of experience in serving - E FLIE work. Jravalare world over. He entered Government service in 1942 and before NEW YORK joining GSA was an engineering draftsman for the A do non-stop Federal Power Commission. (oI connections effect. . from York MALE CHORUS COMING TEE a European cities. (Continued from Page 1) ET - Miami Coppicus and F.C. Schang EL mete of Columbia Artists' Manstop, service. Connecting Coe AF T agement. The de Paur Chorus, orCiudad Trujillo m San Juan ganized within the 372nd flightsInfantry Regiment at Fort Rey VOSA servines to tte domsture t: Dix, N. J., in 1942, gave Get more for your money more than 2,000 concerts for Near East American armed forces with Central Paint Ar New double-decked while in the service, visiting Use a paint that lasts and lasts-that years af SEAT AERLE around the a7 every theatre of war during wear and doesn't have to. Trujillo m San Juan ganized within the 372nd flightsInfantry Regiment at Fort Rey VOSA servines to tte domsture t: Dix, N. J., in 1942, gave Get more for your money more than 2,000 concerts for Near East American armed forces with Central Paint Ar New double-decked while in the service, visiting Use a paint that lasts and lasts-that years af SEAT AERLE around the a7 every theatre of war during wear and doesn't have to. be repainted every gives season or of their ae You can now "fly PAA" almost the course three year So. And there are Central paints for all purposes. Comwhere : in fact, to 83 countries Lenta travels. No island was too pounded afford of finest materials and sold at prices you can solonies on all six continents. small, no outpost too remote to pay. For reservations, see your Travel Agenir o for the singing infantry men. a Yes, Centrafs a real "paintere' paint " Goes an) Sometimes they gave six 0 a quick and easy, covers solid, adelight to brush on. PAA performances a day in @ WORLD's hospital wards, on the decks MOST EXPERIENCED of battleships, at hidden AIRLINE CENTRAL Tamnrs bomber bases, at drab supply stations other groups PAN AMERICAN had passed by. To the men of the armed 1 HORED AIRWAYS forces this chorus of singing du ue Dantes Telephonas: Destouches 3451 L1 and Port-au-Prince 2622 soldiers was a memorable atAGENT DISTRIBUTORS (Continued on Page 11) E& G MARTIJN S. A. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd <HAITI SUN> NI British Ambassador Spells... A: A reason, perhaps, but A: That seems an odd tion when there is a general not a major reason. question to put to an Eng- Ear-Eastern Settlement, there (Continued from Page 1) Q: Many Americans find lishman. We consider that are the promises made at it very difficult to under- we in England are among Cairo that Formosa should by any possibility of an ex- Presidential citation from stand this British recognition the leaders in the struggle to go to the Republic of China. tension of the conflict in General Van Fleet, who told what were those resist Communist aggression. It is a fact that we did sugAsia and it is the policy of chem their action was one of major We know that the imperial- gest that the the British Government to the most valiant of modern reasons in that decision? ist expansion of Communism treaty should Japanese formaliy peace re. see this does not happen and times. AsIr recall it,he said A: We started with a sim- is the threat to peace: It is cognize China' claim to Forlocalize the fighting in <These men were in the ple fact. The Communist to defend the way of life we mosa. But it 1S a misrepreKorea. path of a Chinese power Government had gained ef- all share with you against sentation of our position to Q: You say your policy is drive into the nerve centre fective control of the main- this sinister and hostile pres- suggest that we are wanting to resist aggression - but of our front. Their gallant land of China and we recog- sure that we have helped to to give Formosa now to many Americans wonder stand delayed his deadly nized that fact. Recognition form the North Atlantic Chinese Communist rulers. why you have sent so few thrust. It saved our lives. by Britain does not confer Pact. However, there are We do not think it appropritroops to Korea. A: That was a very great approval. But there is more Communists in the world ate to try to decide the fuA: We have put 23,000 fight tribute by the Commander to our recognition than this. who are. not expansionist or ture of Formosa while the ing men on the land, in the in Korea. We are very proud We had to decide a was it aggressive. As an example, Communist aggression in air and on the sea in the of those brave men. . by Britain does not confer Pact. However, there are We do not think it appropritroops to Korea. A: That was a very great approval. But there is more Communists in the world ate to try to decide the fuA: We have put 23,000 fight tribute by the Commander to our recognition than this. who are. not expansionist or ture of Formosa while the ing men on the land, in the in Korea. We are very proud We had to decide a was it aggressive. As an example, Communist aggression in air and on the sea in the of those brave men. wise Or sensible to hope to let us take Tito. He isa Korea continues. Korean struggle --not 5,000 Q: But what about unseat the Communist Gov- Communist but he has brok- Mr. B:I believe you have as some people think. There Kong and Malaya? You've Hong ernment of China, or should en away from Russia, and, answered all my questions, is a total of 220,000 British our policy be to try to get far from threatening the Mr. Ambassador. wonder ground troops overseas in mentioned the British troops China, to work with the free Western world, he seeks our if have there but some Americans nations? We chose the secyou any otheg nineteen countries on guard suspect double-talk in that. ond the better. aid thougnts you would like to against Communist aggresas Q: And this takes us into direct to our listeners. sion. Four divisions are al- A: I am not quite sure Q: And yet the Chin- Europe. I believe Mr. The Ambassador: ready in Germany, large what you mean. ese have become aggressors Churchill said recently, <It You know, there is one forces are fighting the Com- Q: Would you say that condemned by the United is in Europe the mortal dan- thing thac strikes me emergmunists in Malaya, a big Hong Kong is to China what Nations. ger lies.i would hesitate to ing Out of this discussion garrison is defending Hong Western Berlin is to the Iron Q: Quite true, but we ask anyone to interpret Mr. with Mr. Curtain? Bourgholtzer :9Kong. We have only onehave been trying to take a Churchill, but I think it night. He has been asking third of the population of A: Yes, that is an admir- long view about tne great would help to put Eastern me all these questions abous the United States of Amer- able description. Hong Kong changes now in process in problems in perspective if the differences of British and ica and to keep these forces is the showcase, the shop Asia. Britain's actitude has you could explain what Mr. American policy, reflecting abroad Britain has had uni- window of our democratic been profoundly attected by Churchill meant. very accurately, the quesversal military training ever way of life. Here Commun- developments which have A: Perhaps Mr. Churchill tions and doubts that you since the last war con- ist Asia can see in practice led to India, Pakistan and was thinking of Europe as have, but I can't help thinkscription for boys of 18, now the beliefs and intentions of Ceylon becoming tree and the cradle of our Western ing how extremely misleadfor a two-year period. These the free world. When you independent nations, yet re- civilization where 280 mil- ing this would all sound to are the reasons why the Bri- think of the isolation of peo- maining members of the lion people, with faiths, tra- a visitor from Mars. He tish people get annoyed ple behind the Iron Curtain, Commonwealth of their own ditions and laws like ours, would get the: impression, I when our contribution of itis of great value that large tree W1ll. Similar forces of are close to the massed think, that there are nothing 23,000 fighting m en to numbers of Chinese come nationalism have been for" strength of Russia. He but serious differences beKorea is dismissed as a tok- and go across the boundaries long at work in China. The knows, too, that in Western tween Britain and the Unien force. of Hong Kong in their trad- Chinese Communst.leaders Europe lies the greatest in- ted States, whereas the most Q: I must say, too, in all ing and daily contacts. A have caught the tide of na- dustrial potential outside the extraordinary thing about fairness, Mr. Ambassador, visit by a Chinese to Hong tionalism which has ebbed North American Continent our policies since the war that Americans are aware of Kong is the best answer to away from Chiang-Kai-Shek. long at work in China. The knows, too, that in Western tween Britain and the Unien force. of Hong Kong in their trad- Chinese Communst.leaders Europe lies the greatest in- ted States, whereas the most Q: I must say, too, in all ing and daily contacts. A have caught the tide of na- dustrial potential outside the extraordinary thing about fairness, Mr. Ambassador, visit by a Chinese to Hong tionalism which has ebbed North American Continent our policies since the war that Americans are aware of Kong is the best answer to away from Chiang-Kai-Shek. and Britain. This great mass has been how much they the quality of those British all the anti-British and anti- If Kussia is going to get of factories, tools, éxperien- have moved in common, fighting men. The Glouces- American propaganda put what she wants out of China, ced management and skilled Every now and then, in ters, for example, the British out by Moscow or Peking. she may attempt to reduce workmen must be kepr in my job as Ambassador, dealregiment that held its ground Q: May I ask, Mr. Ambas- China, like the countries of the free world. It is a night- ing with all the troubles as for three days in the recent sador, if the importance of Eastern Europe, to the status mare'thought that a Western they arise, I have to stop and Chinese offensive. Only a Hong Kong is the reason for of a satellite. If they ever head might be attached to remind myself of this simhandful of those gallant 600 Britain's recognition of Red try, the Chinese will resist the huge Eurasian body of ple fact, which we can forget returned. They received a China? the foreigners' efforts to Russia - that would create all too easily, that our two control China as they, have a monster which could be peoples have cast their lot always in the past. Provided the destruction of us all. together, that they have seen the door has not been final- Q: May I ask you now, not only how much they AMMOPHOS ly closed from our side, Mr. Ambassador, about. For- need each other, but also China a, like Yugoslavia, mosa? Is it true as has how much they think and might well be ready to enter been widely reported feel alike the It will doubtless pay you to investigate the use of this into relations with the West- that the British want to see tions. Don't on deep ques- - soluble concentrated fertilizer on your fields and gar- ern World. Formosa handed even forget that dens A limited amount is on hand for conducting trials. over to when you are thinking Produced by Mathieson at Pasadena, Texas. For informa- Q: Perhaps the basic sus- Communist rule as soon as about these difficulties and tion kindly write to V. A. Wynne, P.O. Box 694, Port- picion, Mr. Ambassador, the the Japanese peace treaty is differences we, have talked au-Prince. For your home basic question of many signed? about tonight. Before closand ammonium sulphate flower-beds, in 2-pound you can packages, obtain Ammophos at Haiti Americans is - are you or A: That is not our policy ing like this interview, I would Seed Store, corner Grand'Rue & Rue Macajoux. Sprinkle are you not with us in the and never has been. Itis a to suggest to all of you solid surface and water in. Your plants will prompt- struggle against Commun- fact, that if the problem of advice I gave to a felS show their agute gratitude. ism? Formosa comes up for solu- (Continued on Page 11) a TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY a Inexpensive MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW ! !! Leisurely S.S. Nuevo Dominicano Luxuriously NEXT. SAILING JUNE 4TH Information see Agent Robert E. been. Itis a to suggest to all of you solid surface and water in. Your plants will prompt- struggle against Commun- fact, that if the problem of advice I gave to a felS show their agute gratitude. ism? Formosa comes up for solu- (Continued on Page 11) a TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY a Inexpensive MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW ! !! Leisurely S.S. Nuevo Dominicano Luxuriously NEXT. SAILING JUNE 4TH Information see Agent Robert E. Without a Luggage Problem Roy Exposition stand No. 7 P.O. Box 228 Tel. 2167. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd BEACHCOMBER VISIT tijoseph report (Continued) Michael of Hotel Riviera's Anstey, son the "Bamboche Room* British Consul, celebrated his birthday with a stag party last Friday at his home in Boudon. It was reported 31 BELLS persons rallied to applaud to be a grand success-there The Sacre Coeur Church the President of the Repub- were only boys except for EE Turgeau received this week, lic for his good works in cre- little sister Suzanne. three brand new French ating a new horizon for the :0:- bells. They will take their working class. Thursday evening from place in the bellfry alongsix to eight Mr. Kurt Fisher side the old French bells and GRADUATION offered a cocktail party to assist them in calling the Friday at 9.30 a.m. the honour writer Mrs. Virginia good folks to mass. Union school graduation ex- Creed, an old country friend. :0:- ercises took place atthe] Hai- The party was well attendCHILDREN GALORE tian American Embassy. ed by the Diplomatic Corp, There were more births Among those who attended Intellectuals, Artists and SUPERE DINING and DANCING NIGHTLY registered last month than the graduation were: Lt. business men. EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA any other month of the year Antoine Telson representing :0: - and this month promises the President of the Repub- The fortnightly cruiseto yield a bumper crop. lic, Mr. John Burns Chargé ship S.S. Nhevo Dominicano Application now <Riviera accepted for Membership of the :0:- d'Affairs of the American arrives in Port this evening Country Club>. BEST BEFORE JET Embassy, the school includ- it will sail with the tide Featuring: Swimming, Tennis, Golf Lt. Col. Hick and Major ing the teaching staff, par- tomorrow evening direct and CABANAS FOR RENT Roy flew in two P51 fighter ents and relatives of the pu- to Miami. planes last week. At least pils. The Rt. Reverend C. A. :0:- two more are expected to Voegili S.T.D. delivered a Fito Braun and Hughette fill the ranks of the Haitian very fine speech stressing Jeager were married in a R Airforce in the near future. three main factors that are quiet ceremony at the WesThe P 51 by no means a slow necessary in life <Know leyan Cathedral last evenA aircraft, was in the limelight yourself be yourself ing. They are honeymoonatt the opening of the Korean and give yourself. ing in Kenscoff. war. Iti is one of the fastest Col.C. G. Follansbee pre- :0:- propeller driven planes. sented the diplomas to the A large crowd of friends :0: graduating <Class of 1951.> and relatives crowded the MASS MEETING Elaine Brignac, Thelma airport_Friday afternoon to Saturday evening a mass Keener, Bryant Rogers and bid happy holiday to Yanne meeting of the workers of Donald Taicher. A reception Voigt, Gislaine Rouzier and Now You Can "Fly PAA" the North West Suburb of followed the morning cere- Lilian Duvivier who flew the Capital was held. 15,000monies. off to spend their annual at Special Excursion holiday in New York. Fares :0:- Capt. Robert Bazile flew Save up to LETAT 28% LOTERIE DE HAITIEN Friday to the U.S. to attend PROJET DE TABLE DE LOTS a Census Conference in POUR LE TIRAGE INTERMEDIAIRE Washington D.C. Rouzier and Now You Can "Fly PAA" the North West Suburb of followed the morning cere- Lilian Duvivier who flew the Capital was held. 15,000monies. off to spend their annual at Special Excursion holiday in New York. Fares :0:- Capt. Robert Bazile flew Save up to LETAT 28% LOTERIE DE HAITIEN Friday to the U.S. to attend PROJET DE TABLE DE LOTS a Census Conference in POUR LE TIRAGE INTERMEDIAIRE Washington D.C. :0:- DE 12.000 BILLETS Katherine Dunham gave ler Gros Lot G. 50.000.00 a party at Chez Pauline last' 2e. Gros Lot 5.000.00 night to honour members of the American Embassy: 3e. Gros Lot 3.000.00 :0:- 3 Lots de .G. 1.000.00 3.000.00 Miss Lee of the American 4 Lots de 500.00 . 2.000.00 Embassy staff was married 64 Lots de 100.00 6.400.00 last week-end to Jan Griegg You couldn't choose abetter NE YORK 100 Lots de 80.00 8.000.00 a Frenchmani who was time to go than now... .nor a You save 326 Lots de 60.00 19.560.00 educated in Germany and finer way to travel than by Daily non-stop more service than 10%. from 99 Centai du le. Gros lot à 40.00 : 3.960.00 who now lives in Venezuela. PAA Clipper" San] Juanl bys giant 4engined 99 Centai. du 2e. 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Mr. Ford %:5% 3 prem.1 lots 2.900.00G. 135.100.00 G. 137079.25 who was employed as a su-, BENEFICE BRUT G. 54.920.75 bervisor of Brandt's Textile PAN AMERICAN Mill at St. Martin's (FilaEn HORED vigueur à partir du Tirage de Juin 1951 ture) returned to his home RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES PORT-AU-PRINCE AIRRAYS TELEPHONES: 3451. :5% 3 prem.1 lots 2.900.00G. 135.100.00 G. 137079.25 who was employed as a su-, BENEFICE BRUT G. 54.920.75 bervisor of Brandt's Textile PAN AMERICAN Mill at St. Martin's (FilaEn HORED vigueur à partir du Tirage de Juin 1951 ture) returned to his home RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES PORT-AU-PRINCE AIRRAYS TELEPHONES: 3451. 209: 21 Juin in the States this week. TM REG., PAA. = --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd WHAITI SUN> SAOPS SHOPPING The shops in this section bave been chbecked by this newspaper, and to tbe HOURS Are from 8 a. m. till 4 p. m. some shops best of our knowledge close between tbe bours of 12 and 2. D. m. their merchandise is of Open all day Saturday. good quality asd good N Banks open at 8a. m. and close at 1p. m. value. Saturday closing noon. Post Office opens at 8 d. m. and close at 5:30 D. m. oe A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS NATIVE "LA PERLE OF THE ANTILLES 99 AT MAHOGANY 66 SHOP WITH THE FINEST. a oneote QUALITY! da Belle WARE PRICES! SELECTION ! Haiti's leading de partment store H ..IN LOCAL HANDICRAFT WOPK FRENCH PERFUMES U ALSO R < Cosmetics, ? by Dr Payot of Paris. (Located on tbe corner of Rues du Magasin de l'Etat V and Fronts Forts.) Tel. 2724 Save Time and Expense There are No Better Buy Direct from Products in COu DOaN Factory - Mahogany GEORGES Straw FISHER & Art and Curio Shop DESLANDES Sisal Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 Rue du Peupte HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY TEL: 2242 Than those sold GRAND AT VALUES. Direct from DORISMOND & MEINBERG FOR HOME SWEET HOME! New York Add unbelievable charm to AINSIST THAT YOUR DRIVER TAKES your Bedrooms with - A NEW SHIPMENT OE YOUR THERE, IF ITS RE ALLY QUALITY YOU WANT AXMINSTER DRESS MATERIAL PANTAL BUILDING GRAND RUETEL:2684 *: DRESSES FOR EVERY BEDSIDE CARPETS OCCASION In Beautiful Floral G Fancy Patterns on MEN'S SHOES Assorted Coloured *LADIE'S SHOES cog Rauntnd Backgrounds The more you use them is the more you'll love them. : CHILDREN'S SHOES These top-quality that combine thrilling artistic beauty with amazing durability! Yes Carpets are your happy - - - UR answer to colourful bedroom charm, at an economical SPORT SHIRTS cost! Don't fail to secure the m while they are available.. FTS come in now! MEN'S PANTS Size 27> x 60> $14:50 up. * LOCALLY MADE EMBROIDERED E SKIRTS. Our new department which has just opened on the come and ENTALE first floor, has a wide variety of gifts in for selfAT See your (DADLANI'S> ITO LAURA'S GIFT GUY BARREYRE LTD: SA) ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LNCRN SHOP 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Phone 3394 Opposite K.L. M. Airwer > x 60> $14:50 up. * LOCALLY MADE EMBROIDERED E SKIRTS. Our new department which has just opened on the come and ENTALE first floor, has a wide variety of gifts in for selfAT See your (DADLANI'S> ITO LAURA'S GIFT GUY BARREYRE LTD: SA) ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LNCRN SHOP 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Phone 3394 Opposite K.L. M. Airwer --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd U. S. GENERAL SAYS AMERICAS' UNITY IS HOPE OF FREE WORLD Lt. General Charles L. friends in the Far East, we Guianas, cordage fiber from manpower for all sorts of Board. The staff, the techniBolte, Secretary General of in this country are fortun- Costa Rca; wool from Ar- military purposes, Some of cal working body of the the Inter-American Defence ate to have in this hemis- gentina; our Latin American neigh- board, is making substantial Board, believes that' <the phere strong friends and bours are now studying their progress in the formulation unity of ideals and purpose good neighbours who stand <In any future global con- capabilities to contribute of measures for the security evidenced by the American shoulder to shoulder with flict the protection of the forces in the current emer- of this half of the world. States sustains a significant us in the current crisis. production centres, and the gency, in addition to provid- <The of hope for the Democratic means, of transporting these ing their share for the seimportance such <The Latin American na to the of Western collaboration is clear to all countries of the world.> tions have much to contri- strategic materials curity the Hem- of us who thereUnited States industrial cen- isphere. participate bute to the common effort. tres, will be matters of grave in. Latin America is a great pro- importance. CI am most happy to re- <The recent fourth meetducer of some of the stratecognize the fact that two of ing of consultation of the gic materials which the <In the last war the Unit- our southern neighbours, Ministers of Foreign Affairs United States, as a great cen- ed States deployed nearly Colombia and Cuba, are al- of American States, held ter of industry, lacks. 130,000 men of our armed ready training troop units here in Washington, has as- <During World War II, forces for these purposes. for service in Korea. Having signed increased responsibilthat area supplied over half Several of our good neigh- served side by side with ities to .the Inter-American of the materials that we had bours have indicated that, Brazilian troops in Italy in Defence Board, and has proto import: Petroleum and with adequate equipment, World War II, I know well, duced an agreement on the iron ore from Venezuela; they can perform a large and appreciate, the fighting part of the nations of this quartz crystals, manganese, portion of this task in any qualities of the Latin Amer- hemisphere to work together tantalite, and N coffee from future emergency. In this ican soldier. for their own security and Brazil, platinum metals manner they will also pro- KAs Chairman of the In- for the great purpose of from Colombia; copper from vide incidental protection to ter-American Defence hemisphere defence. this country and the deployBoard Chile; tin from Bolivia; van- ment of more troops to thea- I am continuously impressed <The unity of ideals and adium from Peru; chromium tres of operation. by the. high' quality of the purpose evidenced by the and sugar from Cuba; lead, delegates representing the American States sustains a L. mercury, antimony, gra- wAlso, in any future glob- military forées of our neigh/ significant Major General Charles phite, pepper, and zinc from al conflict there will be an bours and colleagues of the hope for the Bolte Democratic countries of the Mexico; bauxite from the urgent need for additional Western Hemisphere on the world.> Following is the text of General Bolte's broadcast over the Pan American Tian J% EHt A Union programme May 5 carried by the American Broadcasting Company's net work in the United States and Canada: <In a time of crisis it isi only natural to count one's a assets, as well as to take note of the factors which favour those who would assail the preservation of world peace. xIn addition to our friends te Democratic countries of the Mexico; bauxite from the urgent need for additional Western Hemisphere on the world.> Following is the text of General Bolte's broadcast over the Pan American Tian J% EHt A Union programme May 5 carried by the American Broadcasting Company's net work in the United States and Canada: <In a time of crisis it isi only natural to count one's a assets, as well as to take note of the factors which favour those who would assail the preservation of world peace. xIn addition to our friends in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and our JAI APPRIS LA 3C JOURSY JE RÉPONSE A CECI FUME LES CAMELS APRÈS AVOIR FUMÉ DEPUIS DES DES CAMELS ANNÉES. Je SAIS EXCLUSIVEMENT QU'ELLES SONT PENDANT 30. JOURS. DOUCES. ET LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUR VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR. CAI IMeL -A Après un nt Ve aMtmttd grands mdtismaines pour de PIEt at Aeanti erdpe Cea THE EE AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE BRIRES causé par les CAMELS BRASSERIE. DE LA COURONNE CURACAO TRADING CO S. A. DISTRIBUTEURS EXCLUSIFS POUR HAITI --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, JUNE Brd <HAITI SUN> DEMOCRACY AS DEFINED IN WALT WHTMAN'S PROSE Walt Whitman, widely Examined after roughly regarded as the foremost three-quarters of a century, U.S. poet, expressed his Whitman's essays retain democratic faith in prose as their significance today. eloquent as his poetry. While his writings must be The first of Whitman's considered against the backthree most important essays ground of his times, they rewas the xPreface to the 1855 In 1871 Whitman pub- veal prophetic wisdom and of Age in Italy Edition of Leaves of Grass, lished his second major cri- serve to redefine principles, Coming first edition of the great tical essay which he called The following is an exe book of poems which he eDemocratic Vistas.> John cerpt from the essay <DemoThere are two short noy- before their affair comes to laboured throughout his life Valente; Whitman scholar cratic Vistas>: els in Alberto Moravia's anything, feels obscurely to produce. The essay has and editor of an edition of <The purpose of demo- *Two Adolescents>, both that he must die also. He been described by present- this essay printed in 1949, cracy supplanting old bedealing with the sexual disobeys in school and stoic- day Whitman authority said that <Democratic Vis- lief jn the necessary absoawakening of intelligent ally sets about destroying his tas is Whitman's political luteness of established dyand perceptive boys of parents' affection for him. A gospel.> Valente describes nastic rulership, temporal, well-to-do families. First genuine illness that nearly the essay asa <combined ecclasiastical, and scholastic, - published in Italy several kills him and a love affair religious catechism and a as furnishing the only securyeats ago (and translated with a middle-aged nurse practical manual of instruc- ity against chaos, crime, and into polished and cadenced break his fearful and obstintion for the rapidly expand- ignorance is, through English), they seem far more ate will, which seems all the ing democracy of the New many transmigrations and studied and serious works of more terrifying because its World.> amid endless.ridicules, arguart than Moravia's <The objects are so trivial. and a love affair religious catechism and a as furnishing the only securyeats ago (and translated with a middle-aged nurse practical manual of instruc- ity against chaos, crime, and into polished and cadenced break his fearful and obstintion for the rapidly expand- ignorance is, through English), they seem far more ate will, which seems all the ing democracy of the New many transmigrations and studied and serious works of more terrifying because its World.> amid endless.ridicules, arguart than Moravia's <The objects are so trivial. The last of the three es- ments, and ostensible failWoman of Romen, though The stories have an alsays, CA Backward Glance ures, to illustrate, at all hazfar less sensational. most classic simplicity, comO'er Travel'd Roads>, is the ards, this doctrine or theory The first tells of Agos: bined with the languorouse result of a combination of that man, properly trained the son of eroticismeof Moravia's S prose, four articles Whitman wrote in sanest, highest freedom, tino, 13-year-old widow, It is true tharit the longbetween 1884 and 1888. It may and must become a law, a handsome young drawn-out daydreams, the in final form as and series of laws, unto himhis jealousy of his mother's latent sexuality, and the app-ared the to <November self, a admirers; his rebound to preface surrounding and profoolish behaviour are likely Boughsp, a volume of poems viding for, notonly his own gang of young toughs and to remind masculine readers and prose published in Nov- personal control, but all his their rough handling of him, painfully-of their own boy- Walt Wbitman, American ember, 1888. Whitman re- relations to other individuhis sexual curiosity, and his hood musings and miseries. Poet garded this essay as an indis- als, and to the State; and, painful attempt to visit a But the irony of <Two Adolpensable guide. to the mean- that, while other theories, as brothel, from which he is rescents> is that both charac- Sculley Bradley as ca stir- ing of his lifework and re- in. the histories of naejected as being too little. ters, for all their sense of ring and beautiful preface quested that it be included tions, past have proved wise The other story is subtler: guilt, are singularly pure- which remains one of the at the end of all editions of enough, and indispensable Luca is 15, tall and self-pos- minded youngsters. (Two few great statements of lit- <Leaves of Grass.> It con- perhaps for their conditions, sessed. For him adolescence Adolescents, By Alberto Mo- erary faith yet produced by tains an analysis of the ori- this, as matters now stand in is a kind of progressive ali- ravia." 268-, pages. Farrar, American lerters: Iisg re- gins of <Leaves ofGrasss our civilised world, is the enation. and rejection of af- Straus. $2.750 sounding declaration of the which he welded into a only scheme worth working fection. He gives away his poet's intention and creed. democratic philosophy, in- from, as warranting results stamp collection and sells The principles of democracy cluding resourcefdl indivi- like those of Nature's laws, books and toys (tearing up as Whitman saw them are dualism and apowerful spi- reliable, when once estabthe money and burying it) GOOFCRIA AVING made clear in his presenta- rituality demanding new ex- lished, to Carry on themina somber, and inexpli: ennoentice tion in this essay of the role pression. poet's intention and creed. democratic philosophy, in- from, as warranting results stamp collection and sells The principles of democracy cluding resourcefdl indivi- like those of Nature's laws, books and toys (tearing up as Whitman saw them are dualism and apowerful spi- reliable, when once estabthe money and burying it) GOOFCRIA AVING made clear in his presenta- rituality demanding new ex- lished, to Carry on themina somber, and inexpli: ennoentice tion in this essay of the role pression. selves:> cable ritual symbolizing the KUSMOSBAPHIQUE of the poet in interpreting approaching end of his boy- OFFSETPRINTING a COLOR WORK for thei people the meaning hood. 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LELE : When consider the number 'ot thrill KEL comprising a circus, those aerialists who plummet 500 feet into a tank of water are just adrop in the bucket! * * From Africa, comes report CAEA uB hunters are hat horrible agonies on their victims, Guess the tars are whalFROM sng the tar outof the whales. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS 7:30To 11 P. M. SAVOY DINNER AND DANCING FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION CALL <HOTEL IBO LELE> RESTAURANT PETIONVILLE 7156 GENUINE GERMAN lie BEER, FRANKFURTERS VISIT te CHATELET DES FLEURS AND Goyer CUISINE dles CAR 5.000 FEET... 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Special ia SPOTLESS RESTAURANT.. vorable terms, may be arran A SODA FOUNTAIN WITH ALL KINDS ged for person wishing to DRINKS Rancha OF AT REASONABLE PRICES... stay as permenant guests. da Belle Brcole Street' Tel : 7175 GRAND'RUE "Main --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd <HAITI SUN> ents of a bonny boy Sunday. Rumours crawl under the An 18 year old dream was Tuesday Mrs. Auguste the carpet - this week-end fulfilled when Jean Marformer Rene Borno, announc Lieut. Lanore Augustin will arrived in the land of ed their new son's name as leave Hospital St. François Erto forefathers, Friday afterJean Claude. de Sales in Alcondition. Lt. noon. Jean's iparents left N :0: Augustin had his appendix Haiti some twenty years ago, Lt. JUNE 3rd <HAITI SUN> ents of a bonny boy Sunday. Rumours crawl under the An 18 year old dream was Tuesday Mrs. Auguste the carpet - this week-end fulfilled when Jean Marformer Rene Borno, announc Lieut. Lanore Augustin will arrived in the land of ed their new son's name as leave Hospital St. François Erto forefathers, Friday afterJean Claude. de Sales in Alcondition. Lt. noon. Jean's iparents left N :0: Augustin had his appendix Haiti some twenty years ago, Lt. and Mrs. Rene Dalle- removed last week. met in New York, married mand have notas yet decid- :0:- and settled down. Weighing ed Beach on a name for their new Boys <Fruity Bar> got 215 Ibs., Jean is a house A daughter who was born last A comin hitched. guest of Deputy and Mrs. Saturday. :0:- Rossini Pierre Louis. He ex0:- Loulou pects to spend at least two Shirley Adams late of PortDejoie celebra- weeks here On 31st. May the British in store for daughter-may- au-Prince now residing with ted his birthday with a 23 vacation to study in before that returning Minister delivered to Mr. be it's new Renault husband" Duane in Bahia LE candle cake-party at his York. New Edmund D. Watt the Badge :0: celebrated her birthday Fri- home in Pacot Monday of Officer of the Civil Divi- Helga Tippenhauer daugh day. night. Ir was a 6:30 to sion of the Most Excellent ter of well known business :0:- 11:30 affair. Order of the British Empire magnet Eric Tippenhauser The Union School pupils :0:- him in hone from CPhuvch conferred upon re- is coming school had a wonderful picnic Fri- Tuesday Marie Therese Re cognition of his services for this week. day. This. year as last year Boucard invited a of 6 EC owvices forty yearsas British Consul :0:- their annual school picnic friends home to gromp help her Thursday the at Port-au-Prince. Mr. Watt, Yves Gardere son of (Mos- was held at Thorland. The celebrate her birthday anni- Sacre Coeur> commenced <fête du who retired last February, aique) Emile Gardere is due rain stayed a way long versary: with midnight mass the frequently acted as Chargé home for the Summer vaca- enough for all the kids to0: Sacred Heart Church in at Turd'Affaires. tion, from McGill Univer eat their fill - swim, splash geau. During the hours :0:- sity, Montreal, Canada. Yves chase each other hither Haiti's Ambassador to darkness the of Jean Fouchard and his has just finished second.year and-thither noi casualties Venezuela and Mrs. B. La- luminated with church countless was ilwhole family flew Thursday faculty of Commerce. were reported at the days roche returned to Caracas lights, Friday Mass was celeatl p.m. for France via New :0: end. Samrday. brated at 5 a.m., York where they will Jean Bolte Jacmel coffee :0:- 0: benediction was offered 6a.m. at and 6 stay indefinitely. trader came to town last Dylia H. Weiner flew to p.m. A Bazaar was held all :0:- week-end. After 3 months in New York today on a health Without a doubt tout day long in the church On the occasion of His the west counting coffee trip. <Briseurs> have voted flam- This at 8 yard. Majesty King George VI beans and money Jean cer0:- ing red headed Miss Gilda Mass will morning be by tae High 60 birthday June 7th the Brit- tainly enjoyed Cabane Chou- Claude Fabius celebrated Golderos the girl of the voice Sacred sung Heart ish Minister to Haiti and coune Saturday night. the anniversary of his birth week the girl they would The bazaar will continue Choir. a health Without a doubt tout day long in the church On the occasion of His the west counting coffee trip. <Briseurs> have voted flam- This at 8 yard. Majesty King George VI beans and money Jean cer0:- ing red headed Miss Gilda Mass will morning be by tae High 60 birthday June 7th the Brit- tainly enjoyed Cabane Chou- Claude Fabius celebrated Golderos the girl of the voice Sacred sung Heart ish Minister to Haiti and coune Saturday night. the anniversary of his birth week the girl they would The bazaar will continue Choir. all Madame Mills Irving will 0: Tuesday. love to know. Miss Gilda is Sunday, and the Fête will offer a 61 to 8 cocktail party Micheline Audain and 0:- down from the U.S. on va- end with benediction ati 4 at their residence in Pacot. brother Raymond leave to- Yesterday Mrs. Ginette cation. p.m. :0:- day by P.A.A. for an extend- Mangones celebrated her La Boule last Sunday was ed happy holiday in Jama- birthday husband Lt. the scene of a classical ica New York and Can- Gaston didn't forget. Refresh...Add *Bambochew-and the food ada. :0:- was flown in from Miami. :0:- Mrs. Louis Decatrel, acThe day long party was giv- The Nadal twins; Jacque-, companied by sons Rolland, Zesi To The Hour en by Mr. Everett Barker at line and. Marie Jose are com- Edouard and daughter Jesthe mountain home of Mr. ing home to enjoy their sum- sie, flew to New York TuesEmile Domond. Among mer holidays with the fam- day to join husband Louis those who attended this ily. The twins have been at Decatrel, Haitian Consul thoroughly enjoyable fête school this past year in Ot- General in New York. were Mr. and Mrs. Nicolai, tawa, Canada. 0:- Major and Mrs. Corvington, :0:- The new Consul to Miami Mr. and Mrs, Paul Rey, Mr. Mr Andre Faubert left to and Mrs. Jones, the Minister take up his post Friday. He of Commerce and Mrs. Dowas accompanied by: his mond, Mr. and Mrs. Dolan, wife and two sons Phillippe, Miss Marie Johnson, Ma- Tuesday a baby girl was and Michel. :0:- dame Madeleine Lagazy and born to Mr. and Mrs. Adile was Senator Roy. Larco (Kola fame). Mrs. Monday Olga Sada's :0:- Larco the former Raymonde birthday. :0:- Hilda Canez who gradu- Camille has not yet an- That handsome ated Saturday from Skid- nounced the name of their ft, 3 inches of <Briseurs looking more College in Saratoga little girl. saw in town last you Springs with a bachelor of :0:- was New Zealander weekend, Tom science cial degree in commer- Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Collins (he was born with administration is to ar- Charles Gagneron welcomed the Hotel rive home this week. Father into: the world their third, Bermuda name) - who is owner on a in Valerio Canez has a surprise daughter. Mrs. Gagneron through the Caribbean trip and the former Simone Jeager, South America' 'during the and husband Charles are slake period. still àt logeerheads endeav- :0:- ouring to decide a Raymond Culili new name Villard celefor their new daughter. and Mrs. Collins (he was born with administration is to ar- Charles Gagneron welcomed the Hotel rive home this week. Father into: the world their third, Bermuda name) - who is owner on a in Valerio Canez has a surprise daughter. Mrs. Gagneron through the Caribbean trip and the former Simone Jeager, South America' 'during the and husband Charles are slake period. still àt logeerheads endeav- :0:- ouring to decide a Raymond Culili new name Villard celefor their new daughter. brated his birthday Monday "Coke :0:4 by attending Loulou's Mr. and Mrs. Claude Au- birthday party. guste became the proud par- :0:- atjor i either may. botk aademaris mean the same thing. Shum GBantancount detit DOMLED WDE AUTHOBY. or BE COCACOIS COBPANY BT BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE REG.TRADE MARK Famous since C. S. A. --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd News ofihe World in Pictures JUVENILE rabout JET GENIUS-At the age of 13 most boys pipe dream ding rockets and other conveyances, bul Ronald Wheeler, 13-year-old SER school of Ilion, N Y4 has done something practical Ta subject. recently proposed the addition of a third combustion chamber t the ordinary dual (planes. chamber Jet jet experts unit which were would amazed sréatly by. Ronald's increase "remarkable the speed think- of jet ing" on the subject, and they invited him to G. E.'s jet center in Lockland, O., where someday his proposal may be put to use CRADLE ROBIN-A blase New Yorker ignored a construction company's deadlines andi built her nest right smack int the middle of Robin-son, scaffolding RERA an apartment had laid thouse. four Before Fuming anyone foremen could say waited Jack HORNING IN - The "Big 24 hours, then moved the nest with L two baby robins and two Swiss Bertha"ofthe Alphorn was horn put world, through this eggs toa safer place. Mama Robin followed along, determined to. its paces during the picturesque Jlet nothing interfere. with her maternal duties.. mile-long parade in Konstanz, Southern Germany. The occasion was the annual whitsuntide festival. More than 4000 came from Germany, land, and_France, wearing EE tional and regional costumes and characteristic instruments. ER the Alphorn was E the biggest hit in the parade. PERSONALITY V (Continued from Page 1) acutely in need of the new campaign for wfundamental education.> Then he made a suggestion to the effect that the UNESCO could not LUNCH COUNTER This pure-bred Hampshire. Reedy Fork to Queen, stretched out here tn Greensboro North Carolina, to serve hope get anywhere biting. upa meal for her.16 little porkers Fifteer of the piglets bear the off any more than it could sow's pedigree collar of white and rhgible to be registered GO WITH GLASS HOUSES-The transparent plastic doors Ten werk fr tr w, WI $400 chew. *Why not,> said. Mr. TC but ont the car, re, may not please those desiring privacy, Gabriel, <start out on an exSamine producers ertN the auto can be sure they have something basis estabdifferent, national exhibition if nothing inTurin, else. The vehicle was on display at ah inter- - perimental lish in a few Seven countries participated, pilot projects Srtyre including Germany for the araLa time since World War II, - & selected needy areas to test our. methods and find out just how far we can go in living - conditions M d N A improving by helping the people learn how to help themselves., That suggestion was eager ly adopted and the result is. the UNESCO project at Marbial. After nearly three years of hard work and a multitude of headaches, Mr. Gabriel is staunchly optimistic. xA programme of this sort is very slow, he explained. <You cannot expect to change a people's way of life overnight. But in my FIGURE FLYING-The Navy's new helicopter training program - opinion we have already acat Pensacola Air Station, Fla, includes this figure eight flying NOT FOR Melvin of Wash., complished a great deal. The numeral exercise. painted Ataheight on the of 10 feet, the.craft is maneuvered overthe is shown as ART'S he "decorated" turret of hisM-4 Bowley, tank Seattle, with a string Marbial farmers now have runway. The new instruction SAKEwas started in response tothe proof hellcopter of the yalue of the Bowley of fragmentation wasn't thinking hand grenades of appearances, in: Korea. but was Tank using Commander the fore- confidence in themselves. planes AERAL Korea. sight of a battle-wise tank fighter, They feel they can do some- (Continued on Page 12) 10 feet, the.craft is maneuvered overthe is shown as ART'S he "decorated" turret of hisM-4 Bowley, tank Seattle, with a string Marbial farmers now have runway. The new instruction SAKEwas started in response tothe proof hellcopter of the yalue of the Bowley of fragmentation wasn't thinking hand grenades of appearances, in: Korea. but was Tank using Commander the fore- confidence in themselves. planes AERAL Korea. sight of a battle-wise tank fighter, They feel they can do some- (Continued on Page 12) --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 3rd <HAITI SUN> BRITISH AMBASSADOR.. stake off> Wednesday Mr. singers' decision to stay to- (Continued from Page 3) Cave told man-about-town gether as a concert unit aflow-countryman last week: hotel and country club own- ter the war. I think both sides of the At- er Jerry Kolver that he hopes Part of the repetoire to be Iantic should bear in mind to return to Haiti in the fu- heard here is made up of the wisdom and self-interest ture, but a seven year con- music of the many lands the of this saying: <Don't t sell tract recently offered him by ex-soldiers visited. Service short.> Paramount Motion Pictures men who heard them during your Mr. partner Bourgholtzer: Thank (to write original scripts and the war told the singers they, Mr. Ambas. screen adaptions) may would like the folks back you very much, change his plans. home to hear the prosador. Our guest this week grammes, which also include on Pro and Con has been Sir ARTIST TO HAITI.. service songs of World War Oliver Franks, British Am- (Continued from Page 2) II as well as contemporary, bassador to the United traction and it was their en- classics, and States. The Ambassador has thusiasm that inspired the of different spirituals faiths. songs given us his very frank answers to the pointed ques- L'OMBRE It's a trons which troubled many de la MALARIA Americans about our part- menace-t-elle ners overseas. The British votre Ambassador has made it clear most of all that the maison? British people are going to stand shoulder to shoulder lil with us in the struggle in which we are = engaged. 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AND SAVE to 40 Classified to 150 Grand'Rue, Phone 2780. up olo accepted for tbings want- (f) Land for sale in Petion- On enquiring about any of a Or unwanted: articles for ville (60' X 110) the <Real Estates bargains at sale; personal service; mis- (g) Land for sale in Petion- the <Rodor Trading Corporcellaneous items, such as ville (60' X 100') ation Office ask to see their jobs wanted; bouses for (h) Land for sale at Bois fine modern handy wsewing Tent; ttoring; travelling Verna (17 X 40') machines> they sell them at lat ideas Belle cumpanions; for sale, Price: $850.00 to $3,000.00. an astoundingly low Creote price. not accepted, advertise Concerning the above see WANTED - Office fixments of bolitical nature. Real Estate Agency Rodor tures and furniture; serious PRE-INVENTORY SALE Rate 25c per insertion, maxi- Trading Corporation, Build- minded buyer. Contact the mum of 19. words. ing of Robert Bonhomme, <Haiti Sun> P.O. Box 488. IS NOW ON AND WILL RUN FOR ONLY 12 DAYS NEW: -YORK, HAITI, NEW- -YORK COMING JUNE FROM MAY 25 REGULA 23RD TO FORTNI SERVICE JUNE MTTC line A AMERTCA'S GREAT NEW CHORUS i EE ACT NOW : 2 - SURINAN NAVIGAT ATION Sonsattonal Sewices AND BE THE FIRST TO CHOOSE FROM THE TREALLENA BAUSSAN HUA3OY awd Pul 7owil MENDOUS VALUES NOW OFFERED AT BARGAIN PRICE. , HAITI, NEW- -YORK COMING JUNE FROM MAY 25 REGULA 23RD TO FORTNI SERVICE JUNE MTTC line A AMERTCA'S GREAT NEW CHORUS i EE ACT NOW : 2 - SURINAN NAVIGAT ATION Sonsattonal Sewices AND BE THE FIRST TO CHOOSE FROM THE TREALLENA BAUSSAN HUA3OY awd Pul 7owil MENDOUS VALUES NOW OFFERED AT BARGAIN PRICE. FOR SALE: (a) House for rent at Avenue M. Ambroise AT (b) House for rent at Pacot (13 rooms) LEONARD (c) House for rent at Turde PAUR geau Conductor da Belle Bncote (d) House for rent at Impasse Lavaud DEPARTMENT STORE (e) House for rent al de TurPAUR'S Infantry GHORUS geau PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK were not content to rest on to use the same organizing ing. technical education as their laurels. In the summer techisique he had used for well as a love of the arts. (Continued from Page 10) of 1933, young Gabriel and improving rural education While in London, Gabriel 16 other Haitian School ad- to overhaul the urban school sat in as auditor at the first thing to improve their con- to establish farm schools in ministrators enrolled in the system." He: became the UNISCOeoaferene-Dy the ditions of living.> And Mr. the rural areas that not only summer school at New <Chef -de la Section de following year he, was Gabriel feels that by instill- gave the students book York's Columbia Teacher's LEnseignament Primaire et tapped to join its secretariat. ing such confidence the Mar- learning but practical cours- College. to learn more about Normal Urbain a la Direcbial project has established es in agriculture and trade the latest supervisory me- tion Generale de l'Enseigne- You might think that the groundwork for future crafts as well. thods. Gabriel returned to ment Urbain> : a rather with such a career, the Haisuccess. the classroom in subsequent top-heavy title he carried on tian educational leader has Young Gabriel was chos- summers and in 1938 he re- his shoulders for three years little time left over for deIn his crowded career, the en to be in charge of the ceived his B.S. degree. On and at the same time man- veloping other accomplishHaitian educator has been in practice school in Damien his return to Haiti he was aged to serve as chairman of ments. But after watching on the launching of quite a where the budding rural picked for the number 2 a committee to fight illiter- his agile footwork on the few educational projects ... school teachers got their post in rural education acy. But Gabriel still was dance floor of Cubane Chounone of them easy rows to first experience in the work- Supervisor General at Dam anxious to learn how the coune,, you soon change hoe. But ever since he shops and classroom. By ien. Itwas an ideal spot for rest of the world was solv- your mind on that score. In walked into the new Agri- 1931 he was named one of ayoung man with both prac- ing its educational problems fact Mr. Gabriel's popularcultural School at Damien the eight district supervis- tical ideas and enthusiastic and in September, 1945, set ity as a rhumba partner at in 1927 to register for its ors who took on the not- ideals. He launched a pro- out for the University of UNESCO parties in Paris rural teacher's training easy job of organizing a gramme of short training London to study at its Edu- once caused officials to course, he has shown a con- country-wide rural educa- courses for r ural school threaten to cational Institute on a scholopen a special sistent determination no- tional system based on the teachers. enthusiastic and in September, 1945, set ity as a rhumba partner at in 1927 to register for its ors who took on the not- ideals. He launched a pro- out for the University of UNESCO parties in Paris rural teacher's training easy job of organizing a gramme of short training London to study at its Edu- once caused officials to course, he has shown a con- country-wide rural educa- courses for r ural school threaten to cational Institute on a scholopen a special sistent determination no- tional system based on the teachers. And soon specialoffered by the British division of Choreography was thing going to stand in farm school method. For the ists from Damien were arship Consul. He used the with the Haitian educator at the way of providing the first time in the history of bouncing over the mountain tripto its head. Haitian people with the Haiti teachers were required roads to provincial areas to great advantage, popping in kind of education they. need- to pass a qualifying examin- stand before a gathering of for numerous visits to Eng- Besides dancing, Mr. Gaed. And to Mr. Gabriel's ation. Rural school posts 40 to 50 rural school mast- lish schools, adult education briel admits a fondness foi mind that meant more than ceased to.be political plums ers to give them a briefing classes and school canteens. picnics, amateur photograa brief excursion into read- and became positions held on up-to-date teaching me- He was especially interested phy, good literature, the ing, 'riting and 'rithmetic. by people trained for the thods. in the wayt the English used theatre : and pretty wOHe was an ardent supporter purpose. Those in charge In 1941, Gabriel was the schools for social servi- men. Good sound hobbies, of the Damien programme of the educational reforms tapped by the government ces and the means of promot- all of them. N FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES FOR EVERY Bata THE WORLD OCCASION 3 -