--- Page 1 --- II A I I I un BERNARD DIEDERICH EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE EM. A.MAINVILLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME 1. Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, JUNE 24th NO.41 Story of Haitian Ceramics National Bank of Haiti PERSONALITY By Dr. Glen Lukens Resources at All-Time High OF THE WEEK In giving an account of found depth of its inheriHaiti's work in ceramics it tance unfold before you; Now, completely Haitian office total 179 out of a total will be necessary to push and since almost every coun- owned for the first time in of 265. The remainder work aside most of the surveys try of Europe and North 125 years, the National Bank in the bank's twelve branchthat have been made there, America has invaded Haiti of Haiti which moved on es throughout the Republic to eliminate all of the eth- under one pretext or an- Saturday, May 19th into its A course of studies is offered nological studies and most other during the past, 300 sumptuous new headquart- bank employees for self-im- .of the current fiction and years, Haiti today will. very ers is now in the most suc- provement. news comments from the likely impress you unfavour- cessful period of its history. (Continned on magazines, and get down to ably. Resources totaled 112 milPage 11) the plain facts concerning lion gourdes on March 31st Dance the people of Haiti- There The Republic of Halti is of this year, compared with Famous Troupe in the Caribbean Sea, 850 approximately 25 million Give Press Conierence f miles from Miami, Florida. gourdes in 1935. Employees It is close to the equator, of the Port-au-Prince main Katherine Dunham and and the heat of a tropical her world famous troupe sun provides tvarmth and de Paur Chorus received the city press dur- The new humidity aplency. Columbus ing a rehearsal Tuesday afbreathstaking discovered the island Decem Visit Posiponed ternoon, to allow them to murals and decorations of ber 6, 1492, at the place see the dances they. are pre- the Bamboche Room of the unforeseen to Hotel Roosevelt are the now known as Cap Haitien Owing to cir- paring present to the local work of the American on the north shore of the is- cumstances Mr. Jerry Kov- public at the forthcoming artist, young A. Davidson. ler of the Hotel Jon I land. Murdering and plunRiviera an- performance the troupe will These murals are done dering and colonizing fol- nounced this week that the give for the charities of Ma- luminous and in lowed for 300 years. During proposed concert by the fam- dame Paul Magloire. viewed under paint the when 'dark that time someone thought ous de Paur Chorus here (Continued on Page 11) which new of bringing African agricul- June 23 had to be postponstalled, lights' are being inturists to the fertile plains ed indefinitely. Lambe Murderer they glow with a and steaming hot jungles of Continued on. Page 2 Nabbed Afier 18 Monihs startling intensity. Mr. DavHaiti. When the colonists idson has chosen as subject brought these much-sought- Local Labour Oflicer Mosius Etienne returned matter for one mural various form of marine life, and, for The fatber of Haitian Cera- for agriculturists, they Finishes Course in U.S. home Monday to find he the other brought them in chains. And had not been forgotten afsymbolic objects mics, De Lukens, Projessor for almost 300 years the lit- M. Dantes Colimon ter 18 months absence. On of the vodoo religion. Both at tbe University of Soutb- tle country endured the most who have (see December 24th 1949 at La are done in semi-abstraet ern California. degrading form of slavery photo) just com- Saline, Mosius Etienne fin- style, which the artist feels this pleted his training courses lends itself particularly well ever experienced in at the Bureau 'of ished a of dice by killseems to be a general con- world. Dantes Colimon ter 18 months absence. On of the vodoo religion. Both at tbe University of Soutb- tle country endured the most who have (see December 24th 1949 at La are done in semi-abstraet ern California. degrading form of slavery photo) just com- Saline, Mosius Etienne fin- style, which the artist feels this pleted his training courses lends itself particularly well ever experienced in at the Bureau 'of ished a of dice by killseems to be a general con- world. Revolution followed Standards, Washington,D.C. Labor ing one game of the players, Borr- to the new paint medium. spiracy among people who revolution, and finally they delivered a talk in homee Germain, with a Also decorated with luminwrite about Haiti to call it freed themselves and graduof which lambe shell. Lambe a spik- ous Daint are four seven foot a backward country without ally have become known to he works gave a resume his ed shell fish makes a dead- high vodoo drums. ronstrucduly explaining that it was at the Office of Labor, ted of Dapier maché, its late maturity, a result of the rest of the world as Washington D.C, and of ly weaponContinued on Page 2 Haitians, not Africans. Mosius disappeared into a prolonged adolescence, Continued on page 11 Continued on Page 2 that retarded the country. When they: finally freed President This Magloire late maturity was themselves from their white E = Assists Disiribulion brought about by hundreds tormentors, they found the In of years of interference and going extremely difficult. Of Land Deeds exploitation by almost every How could it be otherwise, President accomcountry in Europe. with no One to help them? panied by high Magloire government TI was sent to Haiti by the Thev had never learned how - officials, Army staff officers, Inter-American Educational to work together, nor had and the city press left the Foundation in 1946 to assist they learned to have faith in capital at 6:30 Thursday in teaching manual skills. each other Or to trust formorning to take part in the All kinds of work in Haiti eigners who came to them ceremonies surrounding the are done by hand. There are only to exploit them. There distribution of land deeds to few machines, and I worked are about three and a half the farmers of the Artibonite there almost a year and a million people in Haiti, and Valley. half. Visitors who go to all but about 85,000 are agri At 8.30 a.m. the PresidenHaiti, staying for a few days culturists. This 85,000 are Completion ceremony for tr ineès from Haiti and El tial party was warmly welsee only what passes in re- the ruling class, and ther Salvador Bureau of Labour Standards. Haiti's represen- comed by over 5,000 citizens view. You must be in Haiti from the left Continued on 4 awhile to watch the proContinned on Page 3 tative Mr. Dantes Colimon is seated fourth page --- Page 2 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 24th painting and-design. In 1948 Personality of the Week he attended the Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, Continued from page 1 science and art. In all his Missouri, to continue his For some time, Mr. Dav- work date these Firestone to two, studies in oil painting and idson (or 'Ti Barbe, as he is seemingly diverse, fields lithography. He is also a better known about town) have been closely inter-relat- member of the Institute of has been interested in the ed. And from this inter-re- General Semantits, and in of luminous Slaaae possibilities lation, "Ti Barbe has formu- the summer of 1948 he atin the fine art field. to continue his For some time, Mr. Dav- work date these Firestone to two, studies in oil painting and idson (or 'Ti Barbe, as he is seemingly diverse, fields lithography. He is also a better known about town) have been closely inter-relat- member of the Institute of has been interested in the ed. And from this inter-re- General Semantits, and in of luminous Slaaae possibilities lation, "Ti Barbe has formu- the summer of 1948 he atin the fine art field. Iated a fresh and unique ap- tended a seminar presented DESIGN ft being used quite exten- proach towards the prob- by the late Alfred Korzybski sively in commercial art and lems of contemporary art at the University of Denver, MEW sign work in the States, but and its role in society. Visu- Denver, Colorado. these murals may mark a al thinking, as opposed to It was in Kansas thar MATERALE City new step forward in fine art mere self-limiting verbal Davidson learned of the WEW and mural painting. Papier thinking, is more than ever Centre d'Art in Port-aumaché also has intrigued the today receiving emphasis in Prince. It was then he defor some time, aroanacn young artist modern art and modern sci- cided to spend the remaindbut it was not until he came ence. I. MENE er ot his time on the G. THE ALL NEW to Haiti that he was able to After three years spent in Bill studying in Haiti. He experiment with the pos- the Army Air Force, David- was chietly interested in the sibilities of this little-known son continued his education primitive art being done medium. on the G. I. Bill at the Uni- nere. He arrived with his Firestone versity of Illinois, where he wife in Poru-au-Prince in Born in Danville, Illinois, enrolled in pre-medicine. August of last year and since De Luxe raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Later he entered the Univer- then nas been enrolled at Mr. Davidson's two lovessity of Illinois Art School, the Cencre d'ArtA group of CHAMPIONS since childhood have Beenwhere he majored in oii his paintings was on exME hiDit there during the G.I. Snow ineld in the carly OUPTO 55% "BEAUTIFUL TRIP... spring. At that time he was awarded first prize for his STRONGER work by the Public Affairs UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE" Office of the American Em- OUP TO 60% bassy. Judging was by poMORE NONAll over the world, experienced travelers praise fhe pular vote. It was during SKIDANGLES ghoughtful, friendly service-the genuine hospitality-- this show that many were which add so much to every trip "via PAA Clipper" impressed by the artist's ver- OUP TO 32% satility and the variety of his style and technique. This LONGER characteristic is another of MILEAGE Davidson's goals in all his work - he approaches each AMAZING NEW new. painting as an individuFireetone Firestone al and unique reaction to the environmental stimulus. SUPREME EXTRA POWER This helps to eliminate style SPARK PLUG BATTERIES which, Mr. Davidson beOutstanding for gas ecor spark omy Last Ionger, lieves; should not be the EF noto perform- have more buy main objective of the artist's ance. Installasettoday. EA Power. - nrrone life: M a - lmt travel : Having completed his dest ination a course of study at the Centre and refreshed. d'Art, Mr. Davidson and his the wife, Mary Ann, plan to reE-erthe Traeoret atturn to their home in IlliNENNS tendants your needs. , Mr. Davidson beOutstanding for gas ecor spark omy Last Ionger, lieves; should not be the EF noto perform- have more buy main objective of the artist's ance. Installasettoday. EA Power. - nrrone life: M a - lmt travel : Having completed his dest ination a course of study at the Centre and refreshed. d'Art, Mr. Davidson and his the wife, Mary Ann, plan to reE-erthe Traeoret atturn to their home in IlliNENNS tendants your needs. "anticipate nois the first part of July. N They feel their year in Haiti has been a most invalyable experience, and they will Whether your first Clipper always cherish the mémory flight takes only an hour or of the bealtiful island of carries the TOLErS completely will around notice Haiti and their many friends immediately a many little here. touches of thoughtfulness and, hospitality which have won so U 2 de Faur Chorus loyal a following among in- Alight luncheon onas shorter Visit Posiponed ternational travelers. Aightor afull-course edinnere Continged In nearly a quarter of a cen- Clipper meals are an "event Mr. Kovlet from pare Onick and Easy to Brush On of overseas flying, Pan at the time of has developed rigid roU.S.A. MEXICO e WEST EUROPE e INDIES AFRICA the announcement made Painting is a lot éasier when you have smooth-flowing standards of training which TOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA known his intention of conCentral; paints to brush on. Their fine oilsgive them mean a smoother, pleasanter AUSTRALIA and the FAR EAST structing an open air theatre covering ability, and high-grade assure great E o in air every and T'a the at Bizoton to accommodate clear color even under severe weather pigments and service fresh, conticket counter and airport. For CHAr dec your many. hundreds of people ditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific and feature world famous research. of guest the artists. Theatre The building There are special Central paints, enamels P WORLD'S is already and varnishes for all purposes. MOST EXPERIENCED under way. AIRLINE L Lambe Murderer Nabbed Afier CENTRAL 18 Months Taints PAN AMERICAN Continued from Lage4 HORLD AIRWAYS hiding at Archaie and on WA DANTES TELEPHONES: DESTOUCHIS "iat FORT-AU-PRINCE -2822 his return to the scene of the STMN nse.. PAA. INC. crime after 18. months was AGENT DISTRIBUTORS arcsted by a Detective. E& G MAR TIJN S. A. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 24th <HAITI SUN> 1 Page 3) Story 01 Haitian Ceramics (Continued) from trying out things that wood for fuel. Twenty Or. they have never experienced. more young men and women as difficult to all the winds, it inThey vitalize their thinking are now prepared to take up find it quite develops and applied the mixture with.the power of their im- tue pians wnich have been get along as the poorer class. to beautiful forms. It is not about 1/16" thick to the agination. Perhaps this is uuscussea trequentiy Fear is a terribly inhibiting edible. The bitter, melon- green ware. We built the the source of their great skill ineir montns of during force, and fear and mistrust like pulp inside is thrown kiins out of rocks and mud as craftsmen. nere are tnousands training. of marhave been the fare of the away. The shell, when it is and hand-made bricks. Haiti has men who are kerpiaces in taiti. iney are Haitian people too long to dry, turns brown, and is There wasn't anything new educated and sensitive to the tocared at crossroads or vilbe cast aside in a few short hard as wood and water- about all this. source of their great skill ineir montns of during force, and fear and mistrust like pulp inside is thrown kiins out of rocks and mud as craftsmen. nere are tnousands training. of marhave been the fare of the away. The shell, when it is and hand-made bricks. Haiti has men who are kerpiaces in taiti. iney are Haitian people too long to dry, turns brown, and is There wasn't anything new educated and sensitive to the tocared at crossroads or vilbe cast aside in a few short hard as wood and water- about all this. There isn't needs of 20th century living. iages. ine naman ramilies years. I worked mainly with proof. Splir in half they are much in ceramics that is Their president, Paul Ma- cuugregate at these on the rural people. They are used as dishes in rural Haiti. new. 8,000 years of pottery gloire, recently elected, re- Lucir way to larger places some unarkets, pure African in descent. by peasants. making have explored all ards his three million pea- ana sucu places are excelThey are earthy in every ex- The little ones split in half approaches to ceramic knowl sant population with great ient starting points tor cerapression because they live become cups for drinking. edge. All glaze techniques concern. He knows that the muc enterprise. 10 carry out very close to the few shings They are difficult to keep have been examined, and sO strength and utility of a unis programme of ceramic which come within their clean; therefore they har- what we did in Haiti was to country comes irom the low- production there are many present world of understand bour the eggs and lavrae of regenerate the experiences er strata of life upward, like well-trained young men and ing. They do not live simp- intestinal worms which set Ot the human race. The Hai- the growth of a great tree. women. There is Hugo Raly; they live naturally. Com- up all sorts of intestinal ill- tian students pooled their His Minister of National cine, director of the ceramic plete living is the daily ex- ness among the people, knowledge of general sci- Education, Mr. Felix Diam- programme in Haiti, Marcus perience of their lives. By mainly among the chil- ence with mine, and when bois, an educator and lawyer Douyon, Zache Belezaire, living in nature's way and dren. We cut them long- we fired these crude kilns and historian, regards the Jacques Lafleur, and there is possessing as they do an in- titudically. We dusted the tne outcome was to be ex- great struggling unknown one courageous young woheritance from almost every dry insides with W ood pected: a smoky brown masses of men and women man, Lilliane Mars. Each of section of the vast East coast ashes- We: lined them with giaze with a lustre. And as the basis of everything. these is a successful teacher of ancient Africa, they draw a 3/8" wall of clay. We Laese were the first glazes in Here then is the plan we of ceramics, and they are at on a culture over 10,000 placed them in the sunshine Haiti. developed during my stayin the head of strong ceramic years old. Consider this, for a few hours and this Haiti: kilns at the crossroads centres where production is and you will understand hardened the clay slightly. You do not need a great in sections where the popu- steadly even rhough it is not why it wasn't necessary to We next turned thel clay variety ot tools and equip- lation is too congested to done in great At make a pompous survey to, shapes Out on a board and ment whère there are eager provide agricultural oppor- the moment Marcus quantity. Douyon discover where to begin in patted the bottoms of the wulng fingers and imagin- tunity for all; kilns in the has left his center in Desceramic study. shapes gently to make flat ative minds to direct those sections where soil has been closches to spend a profitbottoms. We added handles tingers. We made the brush eroded by tropical rains and able year studying in Rural Haiti Jackneeds cups or spouts Or covers, and the es which were used for the over-cultivation; and follow son College, Jackson, Misand bowls and plates and results were bowls, pitchers, decorations which eventual- ing the kilns there will be sissippi, where he is also coffee pots and pitchers to cups, and coffee pots. center in Desceramic study. shapes gently to make flat ative minds to direct those sections where soil has been closches to spend a profitbottoms. We added handles tingers. We made the brush eroded by tropical rains and able year studying in Rural Haiti Jackneeds cups or spouts Or covers, and the es which were used for the over-cultivation; and follow son College, Jackson, Misand bowls and plates and results were bowls, pitchers, decorations which eventual- ing the kilns there will be sissippi, where he is also coffee pots and pitchers to cups, and coffee pots. ly appeared on the pottery. pottery bowls appearing in learning brick and tile makeat and drink from; and they were made of sisal the marketplaces to be ex- ing in a local when the offer of assistance Our glaze making materi- from a catcus-like plant from changed for rice and beans, Throughout the factory. making these utensils was als had be tropics in to purchased in which rope fibre is made. these same bowls a few days around the world the extended, they responded the United States through Our modeling tools for clay later being exchanged for cepted covering for house acimmediately with the same the offices in Washington. were made of the mahogany money in a more favourable roofs is. thatch or cane straw. beauty you observe in their The war had slowed the wood at hand. Sponges for market. On, and on these Such. a covering harbour natural way of living. The boats, and our glaze materi- surfacing the clay were bowls will go, and as they rats and mice and insects. country having once been als were long in coming. We made from torchons, a vege- move from owner to owner The ceramic centres are the bed of the Caribbean worked right on, making table sponge which grows in they become symbols of the rounding up their forces to Sea, the clay contains much fine bowls and plates and Haiti: The kilns being fired potential power to be found begin making thin clay. tiles calcium. It had to be screen- cups from the calabash with wood for fuel allowed in manual industries, name- to use as roofing. These edt to remove the chunks. molds. Then one day in May smoke and ashes to find ly selling and buying. Mar- young Haitian potters have We built our own kilns, us- of'46a box came to the cus- their way to touch the glaze, bial, a village in Haiti, isan learned in five years to make ing rocks and mud; and only toms, too small to be our and inturned the glaze to a example. Marbial is. in a charcoal burning stoves to such objects as cups, plates, glazes, but since it carried deep, rich, lustrous brown. little valley in the south of cook with. have food They bowls, coffee pots, and our order number we open- Tothe Haitian there was no- Haiti. It is sO beautiful that learned how to make utenpitchers were interesting to ed it. The box was full of thing too extraordinary the old Greeks would have sils for boiling and cholera frying the people These were the hog serum. Someone about this. Perhaps when made a shrine Out of it. Yet foods. They make table serthings they needed, and they in Washington had made a they read this accounting of it is stalked daily by poverty vice for serving food. needed mistake. They them in quantity. What shall we the first bravé adventures in and illness because the soil know how to construct kilns Plaster of Paris formaking do now, Monsieur?> they glaze making they may smile has been eroded by use and and fire them with wood, molds for quantity produc- said. Obviously it was im- to see how those first ef- heavy rainfalls. Bowls made They use underglazes to protion was impossible. To im- possible to say <l don't forts appear in review It from the clay of the land duce pattern, and they make portit would COSt close to know>, <Come>, I said, cwe was of course interesting and which is too infertile to raise glazes. ten dollars a hundred. We will make our own glazes challenging to them, but in food are eagerly exchanged The Haitians have obused calabash, Or gourdes, and we will build our own rural Haiti where elemen- in the marketplace of Mari- served that ceramics, their for molds. impossible. To im- possible to say <l don't forts appear in review It from the clay of the land duce pattern, and they make portit would COSt close to know>, <Come>, I said, cwe was of course interesting and which is too infertile to raise glazes. ten dollars a hundred. We will make our own glazes challenging to them, but in food are eagerly exchanged The Haitians have obused calabash, Or gourdes, and we will build our own rural Haiti where elemen- in the marketplace of Mari- served that ceramics, their for molds. A calabash tree is kilns.> tary forces are encountered bal for measures of beans most recent industry, is their an oddity among trees. Its The cities and mastered daily in order and rice which have been only business which has not branches are long, rambling ed of Haiti, locat- that food and shelfer and brought in to sell. The new been On waterfronts, have be made exploited by predatory and graceful; then without stores where red lead oxide growth may avail- owner of the bowl later ex- industrialis# from foreign any apparent reason at all, a is sold. Ic is used in able, well, why not ceramic changes it for money, And countries; and whether the node on a branch will,en- ing boat bottoms: We paint- glazes? Were not also glazes SO we invented a trademark, Haitians avail themselves of large and keep growing un- that red léad oxide mixed with an expression of nature at <Marbial today, Cap Hai- this opportunity to develop til a beautifully formed fruit some of de work? The Haitian people tien tomorrow.> There is a truly indigenous industty appears. Exposed and susred clay which are always eager to:try out nothing to work with at is now entirely with the citipended in the sunlight and added we used for making pottery, new principles and methods. Marbial except their clay zens of the country and their some cane mblasses, Thev take great satisfaction and rocks for the kiln and leaders. - TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI - BY I Inexpensive MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW ! !! Leisurely S.S. Nuevo Dominicano Luxuriously NEXT SAILING JULY 1ST Information see Agent Without a Luggage Problem Robert E. Roy Expositior stand No. 7 P.O. Box 228 Tel. 2167. --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 24th -BEACHCOMBER. (Continued) a-m.) on the Champ de Mars ti Joseph report in a full dress Military reGabrielle Masour, daugh- Long Island Bill Divvers vue. Led by the Military ter of city merchant Victor in an open letter to Port-au- Band they made an impres: Masour, leaves Monday for Prince advised one and all sive picture. Brussels, Belgiam. that he's off to Europe for :0:- :0: a five month vacation and Mr. Jobn Pratt, husband Nurses Martha Chandler may drop in to P-au-P on of Katherine Dunham left and Annie Louishommesfly his return to New York. Friday morning for Panama SLAP AND RUN of the haze, and dusty look- Monday to Havana and :0:- and picked up 6 tons of the A foreigner complained ing weather there has then Qn: to Guatemala where The feast day of St. Louis Company's costumes, reFriday that he had been been a super storm in the they will continue to study de Gonzaque was celebrated turned with same yesterday struck on the back by one of Sabara Desert and the Gulf nursing. Thursday by theu brothers of afternoon aboard a PAA a group of well-dressed Stream has carried it ta the :0:- St Louis de Gonzaque school. Cargos Clipper. More lugyoung men, who laughed Caribbean area. Could be! Mrs. Alex Vital is flying Mass was offered in the gage needed for the forthand ran away, as he walked 0:- to New York tomorrow. school chapel by the Arch- coming charity concert is to. up Rue Petit Four late EXIT $4.000. Business- à bishop of Port- au Prince follow: Thursday evening. man Frank Wilson had his Msgr. Le Gouaze. Present :0:- :0:- tan leather, initialed F. W. President Magloire at the high mass and at the It has been announced DO-GOODER W. . Alex Vital is flying Mass was offered in the gage needed for the forthand ran away, as he walked 0:- to New York tomorrow. school chapel by the Arch- coming charity concert is to. up Rue Petit Four late EXIT $4.000. Business- à bishop of Port- au Prince follow: Thursday evening. man Frank Wilson had his Msgr. Le Gouaze. Present :0:- :0:- tan leather, initialed F. W. President Magloire at the high mass and at the It has been announced DO-GOODER W. brief case stolen from his Assists In Disiribution ceremony in the school au- thar Miss Charlotte Maigon That boy Eddie from out car parked on Rue Fronts Of Land Deeds ditorium were: Madame Ma- and Mr. Hubert Kessling of town bought 10 tickets Forts last Friday afternoon. gloire, Minister Jacques Le- will marry sometime in Septo the Katherine Dunham The brief case was bulging Continued from page 1) ger and the Chief of Proto- tember. charity performance (July with $4,000 in cash and to the town of St-Marc. côl Daniel Theard. :0:- 7th) at $3 a piece and sold some very important papers. Standing beneath a beauti- :0:- Happy to be home this them to his more unfortun- :0:- fully constructed <Arch of Troops of the National summer from school in ate friends at $1 a piece ON GUARD: The luxuri- Triumph> the Mayor of St- Palace Military Department Kingston, Jamaica, is Nana maybe he was mixed up! ous unfinished Hotel Beau- Marc M. Emile Paulre de turned out bright and early Seigel. Sister Gerda is to :0:- Bevage tempted poor Heur- livered a speech of welcome Wednesday morning (8.00 marry next month. ECONOMICAL CAR iston Juste. Late last Satur- to which the President reThe Mercedes Bens, a Ger- day evening his attempt to plied stressing that the deman diesel car (3) will ar- enter this choice looking velopment of the Artibonite rive in Port the 26th of this unfinished Hotel Beau-Riv- Valley is the very cornermonth aboard the German age was foiled by a wide- stone of his administrations ship s.s. Brandengurg. awake guard who stopped economic programme. REG ARDEZ :0:- Juste in his tracks after fir- Immediately after the LA BELLE CREOLE has ing a shot in the airspeech making the Prefect 2. Arrow shirts, 1 European :0:- of St.-Marc offered a recepshirt for $9.75 the offer A SHORT CUT tion, which was followed by AS de is open to the lst of July TO JUSTICE a Te Deum, and a visit by DE ONLY. Thief finds hiding place the President to the Land (ait :0:- in court house unsafe Survey Office. Following a SHASA: The word is that Wednesday at 11 a.m.. a large reception at the City the Opel aG M car made in thief snatched a passer-by's Hall the Presidential Party Germany should arrive brief case and sought shel- left for Carrefour Paye. within two weeks. ter in the Palace of Justice Over twenty thousand :0:- pursued by' the victim. Lat- farmers and workers were The Hasco CHOO CHOO er the thiefiwas snatched by on hand to welcome Presibehaved itself this week a detective at the door of dent Magloire and his party. set no fires - hit not a sin- the Judge of Instruction, Among those present on the gle person, animal or vehicle Antony Riviere. He was specially constructed Presiin fact it ran a little slow charged by the Judge of In- dential platform during the at times and the neighbour- struction for stealing and ceremony of the distribution hood managed to stock up trespassing. of land titles were:: Msgr. with abundant sugar cane. :0:- Koblrt Bishop'of Gonaives, :0:- Senator Amile St-Lot Dy- Mr. Rode, local Standard ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE naflow 311 is wearing a Fruit repeesentative, Mr. gle person, animal or vehicle Antony Riviere. He was specially constructed Presiin fact it ran a little slow charged by the Judge of In- dential platform during the at times and the neighbour- struction for stealing and ceremony of the distribution hood managed to stock up trespassing. of land titles were:: Msgr. with abundant sugar cane. :0:- Koblrt Bishop'of Gonaives, :0:- Senator Amile St-Lot Dy- Mr. Rode, local Standard ANYTHING'S POSSIBLE naflow 311 is wearing a Fruit repeesentative, Mr. scare this week. It met auto Paul Elie of the National A visiting Colombian lady 3017 on the 20th at 7.40 Railroad Company of Haiti, PURE MILK who has studied such things, p.m. at the corner of Rue Mr. G. Sheppard representaPASTEURIZED gave a solution for the cause Reunion and Rue Casernes. tive of SHADA and Col. HONDGENIZED ETr G0 2 Cartwright commander of the Military department of Artibonite. venion M. Alcide Duviella, President of O.D.V.A. opening speech was followed by YOGURT speeches by Agronome Jules Domond, Secretary of State D for Agriculture, Deputy Gus THE MILK YOU EAT WITH A SPOONI Any way tave Grand Pierre (deliverTHIS BOTTLE you eat it, RED ROSE YOGURT is a taste-adventure. ed his speech in creole), and Try a cup a month and see! See why Yogurt has been Prefect Leon Dorsainvil of Is Your Guarantee of the Finest Milk hailed as <one of the five wonder foods to be used Dessalines. Amid enthusias- I every day.s See how you can eat your way to health and Lic applause President Ma- Pure Milk Homogenized and Pasteurized beauty with YOGURT. At leading food stores or home gloire in a symbolic gesture delivered by distributed 300 land deeds. Following a reception offered by the O.D.V.A. the RED ROSE group departed for Petite RED ROSE Riviere de L'Artibonite. At Petite Riviere de l'ArPhenes 5631, 2253. (Continued on page 11) . Amid enthusias- I every day.s See how you can eat your way to health and Lic applause President Ma- Pure Milk Homogenized and Pasteurized beauty with YOGURT. At leading food stores or home gloire in a symbolic gesture delivered by distributed 300 land deeds. Following a reception offered by the O.D.V.A. the RED ROSE group departed for Petite RED ROSE Riviere de L'Artibonite. At Petite Riviere de l'ArPhenes 5631, 2253. (Continued on page 11) --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 24th <HAITI SUN> Page & A DEPARTMENT O F SOUVENIRS SHOPS AT The sbops in tbis section bave been cbecked by tbis NATIVE newspaper, and to tbe da Belle Eneote hest of our knowledge tbeir merchandise TAF MAHOGANY is of Haiti's leading de partment store good quality crd good value. WARE I H FRENCH PERFUMES U R R Clong Reuntud Y Save Time and Expense IfTS Buy Direct from Factory OEE a So Our new which has just opened on the GEORGES department first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and FISHER See for your selfArt and Curio Shop DESLANDES GUY BARREYRE Rue du Quai E Tel: 3145 Rue du Peupie HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY 114 Rue Dantès Destouches TEL: 2242 Phone 3394 Visit: HERES LAURA'S GIFT SHOP 23 Rue Ferou, opposite prices come down in tbe value-event K.L.M. Pbone: 2675. of tbe year Res: 5155 EXCITEMENT Cute Hand Embroidered DROP IN TODAY AND SELECT FROM THIS Dresses and Blouses for SALE OF THE YEAR OPPORTUNITR FOR THRIFTY WOMEN! Ladies, Also made to order Skirts exquisitely band-em- -OUR GRAND BIRTHDAY SALEP broidered witb colourful local designs. All band-made Tortojse Shell Belts and Ladies Accessories. Mabogany Souvenirs of real Utility, Sisal Hand and RENTALE Bags Sboes, fancy work, made in SALE T THL Haiti SALE (DADLANI'ST LTD SA) ANGLE RUES ROUX ET ABRRHAM LINCOLN-A Plywood Shelves Spotlight Collections BY EDNA MILES COLLECTIONS are fun! But as a practical problem in household storage they are often headaches The right place for a collection of photographs, figurines, dolls or old frearms is often hard to come by. ER If: you've put time, trouble and expense into a collection, you'd like it displayed to advantage, not tucked away in a drawer or crowded 2 onto an inadequate what-not stand. And if: yours is the job of housekeeping, you'll want the collection in an out-of-the-way place where they'l gather less dust and be safe from the mischievous hands of small children. A display shelf al bit) higher than eye-level offers a practical solution to both these problems. It should be narrow enough to serve as a simple wall fixture; a too-wide one will detract from the prominence CUTE CUTICLES I For the of the collection. For stand-up groupings like photographs, the shelf small price of$1000 yout too can should be grooved to aid in their display. decorate mond-studded your fngers shields. with Fashion dia- It's not a good idea to construct your shelf of any scrap lumber Creator Mellerio of Paris models youl happen to have lying around. In arder to enhance and do justice the shields plaster casts of to your collection, try a natural-finish plywood in an attractivelythe wearer's T forming the grained wood such as birch. shields from platinum, and A collection of prized photographs is displayed to advantage on sprinkling them with 186 small A shelf of this material is particularly effective when it repeats in narrow shelf of birch plywood which repeats the natural finish a stones-totaling six carats of grain and finish the woods used in other furnishings of the room. drawers in chests and valance. - sparkling diamonds./ en around. In arder to enhance and do justice the shields plaster casts of to your collection, try a natural-finish plywood in an attractivelythe wearer's T forming the grained wood such as birch. shields from platinum, and A collection of prized photographs is displayed to advantage on sprinkling them with 186 small A shelf of this material is particularly effective when it repeats in narrow shelf of birch plywood which repeats the natural finish a stones-totaling six carats of grain and finish the woods used in other furnishings of the room. drawers in chests and valance. - sparkling diamonds./ en --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 24th THE GREAT EXPERIMENT IN AFRICA Ticklers By Georg( By Patrick O'Donovan they are capable of running Foreign Correspondent of Tbe London Observer a state that could be a worTwo Ministers m tbe new Gold Coast Government thy member of the society of Mr. Kwame Nkrumab, senzor ranking Minister, and nations. The Gold Coast is Mr. Kojo Botsio, Minister for Education and Social rich, and has a tradition of Welfare, are now in tbe United States. Here is a back- three generacions of humane ground note about tbe new Government, wbich will education during which its make bistory in Africa as ths first African dependency chiefs and best young men to take charge of its oun affairs. were sent to British and American Universities. Things of great moment Service, and over their bud- This is a test, not only for are happening in Africa. In get: These Ministers are British colonial methods, the British colony of the answerable to the House of but also for the Africans Gold Coast in West Africa, Assembly. themselves. Ifitis a success, a House of Assembly has No one regards the new then a large number of ideas just finished its first session, Constitution of the Gold that have been taken for acting under a new Consti- Coast as anything but tem- granted in Africa for half a tution that is revolutionary porary. But the British century will have to be refor Africa. Next month, the have started the dependency vised. large Colony of Nigeria Sirrevocably on the road that I think these new men of starts to choose members for ends in complete self-govern the Gold Coast are men who a similar Nigerian House of ment. Itis a strange fact realise how vast a chance AUSI Assembly. that, while this colony is they have been given- They The Gold Coast is one of probably by far the most ad- know that on their success the smaller African Gconf of the vanced, politically, in Afri- depends the development of colonies. It has only 3,735,- ca, has probably the best Nigeria and Tanganyika, "He's so funny about moving his things that when W 682 inhabitants. Yet, after educational facilities for the and of the British Protectorstarted spring house ccaning Malaya, it is the most valu- natives in Africa, with a ates in Southern Africa, Nyable of Britain's overseas de- fine university college and asaland, Uganda and Zanzia pendencies, for more than a secondary schools that have bar. If Negro African is half of the world's cocoa produced the best educated ever to play a constructive comes from the Gold Coast- Negro minority on the Con- part in world affairs, this is Now for the first time since tinent, it is also the most where it begins. the whites came to Africa dissatisfied. Buy there is a - the citizens of an African perfectly logical explanation be vague colony. are taking control of of this. This dissatisfaction RENNA NEWY YORK, HAIT, NEN-YORK VICE ASKFOR Demt their own state. which has expressed itself in The new Executive Coun- some ugly rioting in Accra cil of the colony, which is since the end of the wat, is E roughly equivalent to a Cab- not really a protest against : : inet, consists of eight Afri- intolerable social injustice or Aapa cans and three European the work of a handful of agi- SUCINAM NAVIGATION Serwices Ministers. of of this. This dissatisfaction RENNA NEWY YORK, HAIT, NEN-YORK VICE ASKFOR Demt their own state. which has expressed itself in The new Executive Coun- some ugly rioting in Accra cil of the colony, which is since the end of the wat, is E roughly equivalent to a Cab- not really a protest against : : inet, consists of eight Afri- intolerable social injustice or Aapa cans and three European the work of a handful of agi- SUCINAM NAVIGATION Serwices Ministers. The House of As- tators. It is a that a ALLENS BAUSSAN TLASA7 Haig sign SCOTCH WHISKY sembly has 84 members, and colony has all but grown up, there are only five Europe- is ready for a change, and n ans with votes among them. that a new State is about to The African Ministers have be added to the world L omRaigs Caim been given full democratic and that is always of importGFERITA CDHaDD control ematra over their depart- ance. LITHOODAPHISUE eaatese ments, over their white civil The experiment has start- OFFSETPRINTING e COLOR WORK FAMOUS SINCE 1627 servants, who have come out ed under favourable condi- 404 4* ReTseS from Britain to make their tions, and the Africans have RUE AMERICAINE 1348 Vve. H. Bermingham Sccrs. Rue du careers there in the Colonial a chance of proving whether TELEPHONE 2278 Quai poa General Agents. RÉPONSE J'AI APPRIS A LA CECI 3c POURSI JE APRÈS AVOIR FIIMÉ PUME LES CAMELS DES CAMELS - ANNÉES. DEPUIS DES JE SAIS EXCLUSIVEMENT QU'ELLES SONT PENDANT 30 JOURS. DOUCES. ET LES CAMELS SONT JE CONNAIS LEUR VRAIMENT DOUCES. GRANDE SAVEUR. CAI ME, Apresun pendant PAMEAN hebdomadaire de grands spéci dec somtizure FESP gorge bc déclaré fuman nt que n'avoi de Came trou ADE THE AUCUN CAS D'IRRITATION DE LA GORGE causé par les CAMELS - CURACAO BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE TRADING CO. (Exclusive Agents in Haiti) S. A. --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 24th <HAITI SUN> MEXICAN ART On parallel exhibit in one TO BE SHOWN of the small galleries will be WITH HAITIAN the Shillard Smith collecLife The second in the Uni- tion of Haitian primitive Change your Through Prayer men in tbe armed forces wbo versity of Miami Art Gal- paintings by such artists as bave found tbemselves lery's series of exhibitions Leveque, Bazile, Vergin, By Stella Terrill Mamn We know that most physi- wbile in a muddy sbell bole, of Latin American works, Possen and O'Bin. Most of cians use psychology quite in tbe green steamy jungle, featuring a group of xPrints of these painters are proteges People facing problems as much as medicine to ef- adrift in mid-Bacific, or cast of the Modern Mexican Re- De Witt Peters, who founded they do not know how to fect a cure in their patients- up on a lonely island, lost, naissance,> will open in the the new school of - solve people who are a In fact, there is a branch of but for tbe power of prayer, gallery's three Merrick build Haitian painting in Port-aulittle skeptical of religion, medicine called psychoso- ever again to doubt tbat ing rooms at 9.30 a.m. as much as medicine to ef- adrift in mid-Bacific, or cast of the Modern Mexican Re- De Witt Peters, who founded they do not know how to fect a cure in their patients- up on a lonely island, lost, naissance,> will open in the the new school of - solve people who are a In fact, there is a branch of but for tbe power of prayer, gallery's three Merrick build Haitian painting in Port-aulittle skeptical of religion, medicine called psychoso- ever again to doubt tbat ing rooms at 9.30 a.m. Mon- Prince in 1943. churches and prayer in gen- matic, medicine Yet we too prayer is a power wbich man day. Gallery bours will remain eral, will find great comfort often forget that that every can use at any time be cares This collection of 30 mod- at 9.30 to 4.30 daily and 7. and guidance in this volume. principle in these miracle- to do so. ern woodcuts & lithographs to 9 p.m. Wednesday For it explains not only working" sciences is also in The reason that is was compiled by the much- tbrough Tbursday. what is, but tells how the which the least understood all admired Mexican JTr prayer Bible-principles artist, Jean The new summer scheto use it, and prove the everyone can learn and use the powers known to man, Charlot, for the Metropoli- dule will go into effect points by concrete examples and which are discussed in is due to the fact that we tan Museum of Art, New thereafter, according to from life. this book. are mentally lazy. We do York. It was lent to the which the gallery will be The author offers a work- Again, we know that not try hard enough to learn university by the Metropoli- open from 11 to 4 Sundays able programme, not theor- throughout the ages the the laws involved and how tan. through 'aursdays and reies. She says: <Many are great men and women' who to use them until we Besides Charlot bimself, main closed Fridays and Satfamiliar with case histories have made constructive his- have suffered long enough otber artists represented in- urdays. There will be no of people changing, with tory, who have formed good to become grimly determin- clude Leopolda Mendez, evening hours during the the aid of psychology and governments Or held them ed to do something about it. Xavier Guerrero, Carlos summer months. psychiatry, from drab, frus- together in times of great Or we are like the little Merida, Francisco Desaman- The show will continue trated lives to lives of bril- danger, who have eased the school girl who prayed God tes and Alfredo Zalce. up to July 15th. liant usefulness, from pover- burdens of mankind and to change the capital of Illity to financial success, from given a new light and new nois from Springfield to WEEKLY CROSSWORD sickness to health, from hope to the world, have al- Chicago over night, because PUZZLE loneliness to love and friend ways been men and women she had put it on her examHere's ship, from criminal and anti- who had a religion they be- ination fail that way that the Answer social into atti- lieved day. in a few atHero of Bataan an law-abiding in, and who knew tudes. Yet few realize that how to pray. tempts at prayer, Or we ask HORIZONTAL 54 every sound principle in Certainly we know that foolishly and, receiving no 1Pictured 56Moth Appear these mental sciences is also the great poets have always answer, give.up. The most heroic com- 57Check in the Bible, and that all sung of God and man's re- ignorant step in our pro- Corregtdor mander of at 58 VERTICAL Enters such healings depend upon lation to Him, and of the gramme of prayer is believ- its fall to the 1Insect T the same three principles possibility and desirability ing, Or faith. in Certainly we know that foolishly and, receiving no 1Pictured 56Moth Appear these mental sciences is also the great poets have always answer, give.up. The most heroic com- 57Check in the Bible, and that all sung of God and man's re- ignorant step in our pro- Corregtdor mander of at 58 VERTICAL Enters such healings depend upon lation to Him, and of the gramme of prayer is believ- its fall to the 1Insect T the same three principles possibility and desirability ing, Or faith. aAsk wbat ye Japs, Gen, 2Emmet ia HEBE M that are involved in scienti- of man touching God will, and it sball be done wn- Jonathan M. 31 He- by the - nick- known 17 Smooth 43-Retain a fic prayer. through prayer. Tennyson to you>; also, wWbatsoever 100f 9Pots the thing name, "Skinny" 20Statements 19 Trying 45Symbol sodium for In 1926, the author was says: yon sball ask in prayer, be- 11Boat paddles 4Bird 23 Dropsy 461 Leave out # confronted with a situation wSpeak to Him, thou, for He lieving, yozi sball receive,> 14Ray 131 Former 5Peruse 6Proceed 25' Theatrical mock jewel 47 Native Morocco of d so terrifying that she knew hears, and Spirit with Further, xAll tbings are pos- 161 Kite part 7Head cover Before 48 Electrical untt sible to bim that believetb. 18Knock 8Snare 3 Dolt 491 Platform nothing short of God, a mir- Spirit can meet Thus spoke Jesus, who 19 Soft 9Prattle 33 Exude Observe acle, could save her life. Ka Closer is He than breathing, 21Priority 12.Forefathers 34 Narrow ways : Sheltered sidd knows more about (prefixx) 13Ireland 36 Gain 55 Symbol for a flash she learned that pray- and nearer than hands than any one else who prayer ever 23 22' That thing 14 Exist knowledge manganese 3 er was the most powerful and' feet.> Eve (Scot.) 151 Myself 37 Dines 57 Right(ab.) force in the universe. For Robert Browning agrees lived. 26 24 SHalf-em Cloth measure C N 5 P she used it, and not only with Jesus that the Kingdom cently A famous stated psychiatrist re- 27Requires 29 Animal AE M saved her life in that instant, of God is in man, that it is the <Prayer is 31Soak hemp A but subsequently, continu- a mistake to try to find it greatest power in the 32Turkish official ing to use it, healed herself from without, and that the world, and it is a pity that 33Fragrant oleoresin S 22 more do not know SA of a condition that was problem lies rather in our how to. people use it. Taken all in Weapon ta brought about at that terria : the sopening out way whence all, this book <CHANGE 39Any the fying time, which seemed imprisoned splendour YOUR LIFE THROUGH 40Knight Elophant of (ab:) destined to make a cripple may escape. PRAYER> does exactly what 41Babylonian M of her for life. Our daily papers and ma- the title implies namely, Wrting deity fuidl After she had recovered gazines are constantly carry- it helps to change one's life RRiLE from the amazement of her ing stories of the miracles of through. the great art of 49Dative beings (ab) experience, she set to work prayer. We bave too many prayer. 50Golf EODar mds diligently to learn something autbenticated accounts Fof Reviewed by Linda Tbomas, 52Booket Bible' the about prayer, what it is and SEtrures side how it. works. From time to Pegsy ISTHE NIGHT 7 SO1 STALLED ROGERAND 50: I ACCEPTED FOGERIDONT NOW time, her experiments with PROM. BIGGEST E THE EVENT SENIOR INA ERERE FRIEND DOTTVITHEN IFLOYD MYI BEST GET ME WRONG, THERE WASA AFRAID IM HE'S prayer and her general ideas GIRL'S LIFE AND IM STUCK MOVED TO TOWN. benticated accounts Fof Reviewed by Linda Tbomas, 52Booket Bible' the about prayer, what it is and SEtrures side how it. works. From time to Pegsy ISTHE NIGHT 7 SO1 STALLED ROGERAND 50: I ACCEPTED FOGERIDONT NOW time, her experiments with PROM. BIGGEST E THE EVENT SENIOR INA ERERE FRIEND DOTTVITHEN IFLOYD MYI BEST GET ME WRONG, THERE WASA AFRAID IM HE'S prayer and her general ideas GIRL'S LIFE AND IM STUCK MOVED TO TOWN. L 3 TIME THOUGHT WHEN IWANTED IROGER FROM WAS ALLI LIFE.. ALLI CAN about it have been published WITH TO GOWITH ROGERIHE HIM TWO ASKEDME MONTHS ME HE WASMADA BUTHES ABOUT IM- 3 G 0 GET! by the UNITY SCHOOL AGOE BUTI KNEW "SHOULDERS PORTING ANOLD H OF CHRISTIANITY, in - WOULD ASK ME FLAME FROM )1 a h 2 their several publications. SPRINGFIELD. She received letters from all tos a over the world, of the help received by trying the ex- 5 a a periments she suggested, and the questions asked for 4 further guidance, led her to writing a series of articles. ADA BUTHES ABOUT IM- 3 G 0 GET! by the UNITY SCHOOL AGOE BUTI KNEW "SHOULDERS PORTING ANOLD H OF CHRISTIANITY, in - WOULD ASK ME FLAME FROM )1 a h 2 their several publications. SPRINGFIELD. She received letters from all tos a over the world, of the help received by trying the ex- 5 a a periments she suggested, and the questions asked for 4 further guidance, led her to writing a series of articles. --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 24th STRICTLY FRESH OLD maids are as beautiful as wives, declares a at Arkansas A. & sprecne College. Maybes so but just try andt tell your wife that vice versa * holds true! TO EAT Makes PLACES Headline: Carpentry Skill Bira Houses a Success. 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Belle Breote PORT- -AU PRIN VCE HAITI HA) TIAN TRAVEL Tel : 7175 SERVICE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 24th KHAITI SUN> Those boys no dead- Word from Dick Allen, Pierre Hudicourt is chairend kids, but suave debonair son of local Coca Cola king man of the commission to characters, <Billy the Bat> Dan Allen is that life in settle the question re rivers and *Sammy the Factotum> Camp Gordon, Georgia, is and streams flowing across by all reports enjoyed the rugged but bearable - he the border. al past week immensely. With recently entered a Signal :0:- the flame of their old Alma Corps training school an Victor Mansour leaves for Mater burning brightly "with interesting branch of the Beach Kingston today. A o in-visited O school friends service. :0:- came combin close to participat- :0:- Ti Mama returned from ing in basketball game in Big at the Mexico City for a short vaThat <Orientales from Back from Washington, their soft under-tone voices, home in party Turgeau last Bogat's night cation this week. New England is still scoring N. Y., Miami and Havana, in fine company, exponded o celebrate daughter's :0:- at the Casino. It is old news Mr. Clarence Moody spent on extrarlundane matters - Glady's homecoming and Studious double Anthat the Casino bosses are three days in the Capital this and the heat. Billy the Bat graduation from Barnard dre Gordon and Maxi Jn offering a fat reward to the week before setting off on a returns to Quality Street, College, N. Y. Gladys ar- Michel fly to Curacao toperson who can get this close inspection tour of his Hoboken, this coming week. rived home last week from day. lucky chap to have a hair- company's W ork in the :0:- Barnard with a B.A. in :0:- cut and so change his run of *Cap>. The Compania Mari- Tom Higgins and Julius French Literature and a B-S. Nerva Roussell is leaving luck they are serious! timas y Industries is hard at seen burring around town International Science. Monday to continue his :0:- work <face lifting> and in their new British Junior in Medical studies at Kansas Mrs. Peggy Martin and shining up the wCap> for its speedster M.G. have :0:- City General Hospital, daugnter ricky leave for future role as the next most found this two seater four Maior Edouard Roy, accom :0:- New york this Thursday important city on the island. cylinder beauty to possess panied Cols. Smith and Dr. Joseph Pierrer flew hupby Carl 1S to remain and :0:- abnormal accommodation fa Hicks of the U. S. Air Mis- off to New York today to care rOr their home and La One of the Capital's fore- cilities can carry an un- sion here, to the States Wed- take the Trans Atlantic bele Creole, Peggy WILL most <Briesurs> returned to limited number of sailors - nesday, to pick up more of to La Harve then Paris. ship spend part or her State-side town this week Rudy carry ice on the front fend- those racy aircrafts. 0:- vacation modeling for the Tippenhauer arrived home er act as an advertising :0:- Father Albert Grelillot Unristmas issues of leading Wednesday from' College in medium for Hggins Bar In celebration of Cuba's leaves the wCap> Monday U. S. women magazines. the U.S., plus stop-over in and has special rear seating Independence (June 20th) a and starts his journey to Kicky is looking forward to Havana. for Julius the animal with a grand fête was held at the Geneva. celebrate her 4th birthday :0:- farher complex. modeling for the Tippenhauer arrived home er act as an advertising :0:- Father Albert Grelillot Unristmas issues of leading Wednesday from' College in medium for Hggins Bar In celebration of Cuba's leaves the wCap> Monday U. S. women magazines. the U.S., plus stop-over in and has special rear seating Independence (June 20th) a and starts his journey to Kicky is looking forward to Havana. for Julius the animal with a grand fête was held at the Geneva. celebrate her 4th birthday :0:- farher complex. Cuban Minister's residence :0:- July 9th with Grandma at Roger Lavelanet flew :0:- Wednesday evening from 6 Director of the <AlI Amer-- We estchester. yesterday to Cuidad Tru- The celebrated trade to 8. Officers off the visit- can Cables> and Mrs. Mar- :0:- jillo. wind of Port-au-Prince has ing Cuban training ship cel Epailly leave tomorrow That mellowing Argen- :0:- unseasonably ceased to blow were guests of honour at the for New York to commence tine television star from the House guests of the Ash- and in its stead a hot dryvreception. their long summer vacation, Bronx, Luis Gonzoli, tons in Boudon, Mr. and dusty down the valley wind to leave Haiti expects Mrs. Walter Cameron, re- has cast a heat wave over the He however has very but shortly. one turn to the Stars tomorrow. entire city making work in wish - :0:- such villainous imAdd weather Refresh his next assignment When the fortnightly exmust not take him among cruise ship Nuevo Domini- possible what's your those cultured Brooklynites, cano sailed to Miami l'ues- cuse. To The Hour near that Zest Or N.Z Country day the passenger list inClub. cluded a number of local El €0: people, among whom were: D. Paul Perigord, Profes- Mr. Khader and Mrs. Hassor of French Civilization at boun. Cables and letters have the Univlrsity of California, :0:- announced the arrival of a arrived back in Haiti Thurs- Miss Marcelle Dorce in- girl in the Ferguson family. day 20th, and expect this vited friends and relatives The latest word from Miami time to stay for quite a to her home in Rue Capois is that both mother and while. Accompanying him Thursday to help cele- daughter are doing fine. % are relatives Mrs. Helene brate"her birthday. :0:- - Holman n Williams and :0:- By the look on his face daughrer, Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jaeger Monday morning one could 0:- set off yesterday for a vaca- tell that the greatest event Miss Nanette Hugert who tion in Paris. in their (Mr. and Mrs- Kurt only a short while ago re- :0: Nef) lives had taken place. turned from Ihe U.S. where Ambassador Theophile The Nefs Vere blessed with she graduated from Ohio Richard arrived in the Capi- a 8 pound 4 ounce baby girl State University with a B.A. tal from his' post in Cuidad 5.20 p.m.. Sunday at St. degree in foreign languages Trujillo Friday. Francis de Salle - hospital. will marry Joseph (he's :0:- Baby Isabel and mother are been awaiting) Raoul July Capt. Robert Bazile re- doing fine. They are ex5th., turned Friday from Wash- pected to leave hospital early ington, D.C. next week. -:0:- :0:- The eldest: Dadlini, bro- cThe pride and joy or Mr. ther D. B., returned to Ja- and Mrs., Lodovic Celestin culdi maica Thursday after help- was born Wednesday after- "Coke" ing launch the clst birthday noon at 3. o'clock. They will sale> of his Maison Orien- decide on a name for their tale store. son-in-heir this weekend. aje i either my 0e bots hmks seGN to same thing. Shum ea A AUmONY o a COCA-COIA COBPANY a Battancount BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE REG.TRADE MARK since L.M Famous S. culdi maica Thursday after help- was born Wednesday after- "Coke" ing launch the clst birthday noon at 3. o'clock. They will sale> of his Maison Orien- decide on a name for their tale store. son-in-heir this weekend. aje i either my 0e bots hmks seGN to same thing. Shum ea A AUmONY o a COCA-COIA COBPANY a Battancount BRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE REG.TRADE MARK since L.M Famous S. A. --- Page 10 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 24th News ofthe World in Pictures Korea's Kellys, Pattons and McAuliffes Gen. William F. Dean Brig. Gen. John H. Michaelis Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway - Kera - SWEETEST HARVEST IN HISTORY--Pueto Rico's biggest sugar history is being harvested with the expectation that more S : milliont tons of cane will be cut when the 1951 harvest winds up. the end of June. On this plantation near San- Juan, the workers in the background, at right, cut the cane while others loaded the cane carts that will be drawn to the mills by oxen and diesel locomotives, a - Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Puller M/Sgt. Ernest R. Kouma Capt. James Jabara old, the Korean War has already produced "Machine Altoret LTLAPEAL and "Nuts" McAuliffes. Above are PFTEL men who long ae LM for their exploite or exclamations. Gen. William Dean, missing since July, woit - the Medal Honor for attacking tanks and "assisting wounded in Taejon. Known amons; his men as . SPE Korea, John Michaelis was made a Brigadier General fow (his regiment's tene Slnen a Pusan perimeter approach. Virtually unknown before thu eurprise dismissal of Gen. MacArthur, Gen. Matthew Ridgway is assured a place in history as the new commander of UN forces. Marine Gen. Lewis Puller crashed headlines when- he urged American to get rid of candy A and "get down fighting." The first GI towinaMedal Nrete Honor for action in Korea live REE M/Sgt. Ernest Te.to who singlehandedly, slew 250 enemy soldiers. Capt. James Jabara becamet the nation's first jet ace after his F-86 kayoed aix Russian-built jets in Yalu River dogfights. LEADING LADY Youngest BEING LAPPED - Whe en horse voman ever to compete in cyclists from' Italy, France, the Richmond Royal Horse Show and Switzerland at Wimbledon, England, 21PIT the 34th annual "Tour of month-old Jackie Hunt tmanaged began to wilt beneath the a smile as she lugged a saddle E spectators obligingly to the site of a special contest Edr fE: riders with water for children's ponies leading bucketsland hoses. reins. Asa tribute to poise, LE Farel Cinque Miglia, Italy, no one made with horse - this pedal pusher took time out laugh when tiny Jackie failed to tohave both face and flask filled, win first prize. -BEACHCOMBER. (Continued) F Carl Behrman accompani- owner of the well known ed by friends drove off yes- shoe store <Au Tout Petit> GENOA HONORS FAVORITE SON-Celebrating the 500th of the birth of Columbus this year, the of Genoa, Italy, displays this floral depicting the Pinta, and the terday afternoon in the di- celebrated her birthday Tues Santa Maria, e three tiny ships which carried aeree hiscrew AEan and fame. The rection of the wCap> in his. day with a 5 to, 7 cocktail discoverer of America was born in Genoa days and in 1451, never but returned, was expelled by city during his student brand E spanking new Pon: party at her <New Villa> in bells for Miss :0:- their On the tiac- They are expected Petionville. the Pinta, and the terday afternoon in the di- celebrated her birthday Tues Santa Maria, e three tiny ships which carried aeree hiscrew AEan and fame. The rection of the wCap> in his. day with a 5 to, 7 cocktail discoverer of America was born in Genoa days and in 1451, never but returned, was expelled by city during his student brand E spanking new Pon: party at her <New Villa> in bells for Miss :0:- their On the tiac- They are expected Petionville. ding pealed birthdays same back this afternoon. :0:- Mireille Meros and Paul Deputy Joseph Loubean day last week. :0:- Bonnard. The newly weds former President of the Walker had a swell party Lt. Augustin of the Police Miss Glenn Deeming will are happily honeymooning Chamber of Deputies, flew at his home, and Kenter's Dept., is vacationing in his reach the xage of reason> up at cool Kenscoff. to New York Wednesday. anniversary was topped off home town Jacmel. Wednesday. Miss Glenn has :0:- :0:- by a touching present from :0:- picked "the Thorland Club as Capt. Adrian Valville, How the *Beachcombers friend Roger Kettle, TouchGenevieve Peloux had a an O.K. spot to celebrate Commander of the Petion- miss it is remarkable but ing is right, it came close to delightful birthday. party at her 7th birthday. ville district has been trans- Joel Kenter of the Mon Reve knocking the receiver for six her home in Petionville :0:- ferred by Order of the Chief Hotel and Warrant Officer - a goat (Billy) with two Tuesday. Last evening at six the of Staff to Inspector of the Wallace Walker of the U.S. pink ribbons. Mrs. Daniel Heurtelou, Sacred Heart Church wed- Police Department. Attache Office celebrated :0:- --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 24th <HAJTI SUN> PRESIDENT MAGLOIRE -UNL - National Bank of Haiti (Continued from page 4) ere, lunched at the Prefect's L house, then departed on the 31 WAEEAZIROL Continued from page 1 tibonite after a Te a atending return journey at 4 p.m. nes Rr Deum a grand reception Local Labour was offered at the x365 door Officer SPORT The tlvo-storeyr white Palace. The Palace was Finishes Course in stone structure occupied by U.S. the National Bank is classic trected by King Christophe Continued from page 1 in concept, providing ample and restored by President his experiences acquired and airy space for both ad- Vincent. while in the U.S. ministrative offices and vari- President Magloire and Many officials of the U.Si ous departments. The lobby, several officials went to Office of Labor attended the over 135 feet long by 35 feet Perodin by jeep to visit the ceremony. Among them was wide, is colonnaded with new road under construction Mr. Samuel Justice who fluted'columns of white Car- in the Cahos Mountains. spent 2 days in Haiti lase rara marble imported from Returning to Petite Revi- week. Italy. Indirect lighting and tasteful decor create a feel- L'OMBRE de la ing of restfulness and quiet MALARIA - efficiency. menace-t-elle votre Attending elaborate opening ceremonies recently were maison? representatives from its foreign and U.S.A. correspondent banks, including Dr. Jose Guerra, Director of Monetary Stabilization Fund and member of the Board of Directors of the Banco NavorOC cional de Cuba; Francis Grimes, Manager of the Forofnever saw a guy sO awkward-he's all thumbs!" eign Department of Chase National Bank of New Famous Dance Troupe Give Press Conference York; Wenceslao Troncosco, Governor of Central Bank Continued from page not be described as purely of Dominican Republic; G. recently were maison? representatives from its foreign and U.S.A. correspondent banks, including Dr. Jose Guerra, Director of Monetary Stabilization Fund and member of the Board of Directors of the Banco NavorOC cional de Cuba; Francis Grimes, Manager of the Forofnever saw a guy sO awkward-he's all thumbs!" eign Department of Chase National Bank of New Famous Dance Troupe Give Press Conference York; Wenceslao Troncosco, Governor of Central Bank Continued from page not be described as purely of Dominican Republic; G. The special performance Haitian, but are rather a Butler Sherwell, Vice Presiist to be held July 7th at 8.30 synthesis of all the dances of dent of Manufacturers Trust P.M. at the Theatre de Ver- the Antilles coupled with Company of New York; Mi- LA dure. The Charity Commit- classical ballet. chael Sieniawski, Assistant tee is aiming at selling 3,600 Vice President of the Irving seats, which are to be sold During the troupe's Trust Company of New the stay PALUDRINE in following manner: here at the wChez Pauline> York and George Childs, 600 seats at 3 dollars, 1,000 National Foreign Department of the seats at 2 dollars, 2,000 at local artists of the National City Bank of New 1 dollar. Also special souve- Folklore Troupe have work- York. VOUS PROTEGERA: nir programmes will be on ed with them, three of whom sale to the audience. may receive scholarships for Principal functions of the En toutes Pharmacies Miss Dunham who has advanced study at Miss Dun- bank are the issuance of long D.Ph.27 studied in recent years in ham's School in New York. and short-term notes to the Fabriquée par les Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. numerous Caribbean and Katherine and her Government, as well as to Représentés par TRANS-WORLD TRADING cO., S.A. South American countries, Troupe arrived here two commercial enterprises; issuPor rinest that all dancQuanry... explained the months ago from a success- ance and circulation of the es of her troupe reflect a ful tour of major cities in Haitian gourde for the GovFinest Flavor... strong Haitian influence as South America' and Europe. ernment, plus the usual acask for a result of her fourteen years This October the troupe tivities of a commercial bank studying Haitian dances. will leave on another tour including a thrift departTheir dances however can of Europe. ment. CANADA dli ACECER DRY 3 MILI RIB LER INCOMPARABLE MILER QUALITE WEATHER C'est pourquoi - The most delicious flavors in the world carry the Canada Dry dams le monde entier, de plus forts label. 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Creote Clinic FOR SALE A last year model sewing FOR SALE Dr Georges Castera's COL machine in excellent condiTHE STORE 1/2 carreau of land at fortable, and complety mo- tion. Reasonable price. FOR Bizoton $400 dern 12 room Maternity cli Telephore: 3642. nic is at your service. This House, Ruelle Roy and up-to-date clinic is located THE THRIFTY Waag $6000 in the same building as the GOING Property in Petionville Pharmacy Castera, opposite Packard 1950 4 door Se50x100 $1500 the Telegraph and Telepho dan in A1 condition, Radio Property in Petionville ne Buiding. Call 2131. etc. selling at a give-away 65x350 $700 price 1400 dollars. Contact THE FINEST QUALITY Property Place Boyer <Haiti Sun> immediately. 30x80 $1500. ROOM WANTED AT 2careaux 1/2 on road St- Jamaican couple would BARGAIN Martin-Petionville $1500 like board and lodgings at BARGAIN PRICES Corn Mill $300. the end of the month. State Ford 4 door Sedan, runs Wall house, 1 storey, 8 particulars to xHaiti Sun.> well I looks are excellentbeat owner down to 300 dollars. See <Haiti Sun.> PONCE - CEMENT AGENTS ALLEN & BAUSSAN: offer their STANDARD HYDRAULIC PORTLAND CEMENT IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 Kgs NET 6 PLY "The Best Qaality CEMENT at the Lowest possibie cost." CALL - AGENTS ALLEN & BAUSSAN SUGARFOOT RAY - World's Middleweight Boxing Champion SYRIAN PAVILLON EXPOSITION Ray Robins on demonstrates some sweet footwork as he does Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 impromptu exuberance tap followed dance aboard a Seine River boat near Paris. receipt of an."Oscar of the Ring" during E a ceremony aboard the boat. A a -S FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES FOR EVERY F OCCASION Bartan THE WORLD ceceeeecccececen seseaeeeee -