--- Page 1 --- II A I T I un BERNARD DIEDERICH EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE EM. A.MAINVILLE VOLUME 1. NEWSPAPER T Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, JULY 29th No. 46 The Mystery of the "La Paloma" GOODWILL Due to tbe passing of a great man, wwe bave suspendAMBASSADORS ed in tbis edition the sPersonality of tbe Weekn, and PART FIVE in its place, pay bomage to tbis wwell-loved member of tbe commanity. By Vewice T. Spraggs, The main event of the Grieg in order to week was the payment by the purchase of the negotiate boat. PORT-AU-PRINCE Mr. Dreyfuss, for the account In the same contract, Mr. Efforts by the Chicago Deof Mr. Grieg, of the salaries Eberwein undertook to fender to build a greater due the members of the to the members of the crew, pay understanding between Necrew, from the proceeds of including the captain, gro Americans and the peothe check of $15,000 given receipt of the money upon ple of Haiti were strengthby Mrs. Francis Grieg and for the purchase of the ened here Wednesday when duly honoured LE by the B.N. the sum of two hundred and Mme. Paul E. Magloire, R.H. Our readers remem- fifty dollars each ($250.) wife of Haiti's President, ber that a contract was From the information we crowned Mrs. Susie Goodloe signed, in which Mr. Drey- have been able to secure, Mr. of Chatham, La., as the Defuss intervened either as a Dreyfuss, taking the position fender's agoodwill ambassaguarantor or as appointee of that he was supposed to dors to the Republic in a Mr. Grieg. We learned that negotiate for the of simple ceremony at the pre. the main points of the con- the vessel, and as purchase such, was bidential mansion witnessed tract were the obligation as- obliged to verify the titles by President Magloire and a sumed by Mr. Dreyfuss, act- and documents and to fulfill small group of Haitian offiing for Mr. Grieg, to pay di- all formalities and obliga- cials. rectly to each of the three tions which would render The highly significant members of the crew the sum such a transaction as valid event was the highlight of a of four hundred dollars and in the best interests of seven-day visit to Haiti as ($400) and the sum of eight the man (Grieg) he was re- official guests: of the governhundred dollars ($800) to presenting, that due ment accorded Mrs. Goodthe Captain. to the state argued of War which ex- loe and the 2 other top winists between Haiti and Ger- ners in the Defender's 10,000 We have not been able to many and due to the fact dollars popularity contest. ascertain exactly whether the that the boatwas of German It was in line with similar contract appointed Mr. Drey registry that such a purchase recognition received in' Chifuss as (receiver of the would be null and void and cago and Washington, D.C. money) which Grieg would not in the best interests of by Mrs. Goodloe and runsend in order to just pay for his principal. (At the time ners-up in the contest, Mrs. the boat which would have of this writing our attention Sara P-Hamilron of Chiczgo Cliche courtesy af Mr. Otta been agreed upon prior to has been drawa to an article and Miss Marian Netnaniel Widemaier the signing of the contract or appearing in several of the of Columbus, Gp, and DeTHE LATE ANDRE LIAUTAUD whether Mr. Dreyfuss was troit. appointed to act for Mr. (Continued on Page 3) Presideat Magloire ex- Tast Thursdav morning, of State for Public Instrucpresred his appreciation and followinz a sndden stroke. ron of Chiczgo Cliche courtesy af Mr. Otta been agreed upon prior to has been drawa to an article and Miss Marian Netnaniel Widemaier the signing of the contract or appearing in several of the of Columbus, Gp, and DeTHE LATE ANDRE LIAUTAUD whether Mr. Dreyfuss was troit. appointed to act for Mr. (Continued on Page 3) Presideat Magloire ex- Tast Thursdav morning, of State for Public Instrucpresred his appreciation and followinz a sndden stroke. tion and Health- It was ru- (Continued on Page 4) Andre Liautaud passedaway. moured that the President at The loss of this esteemed that time recalled him from GOSSIPING IS A DISEASE business. educational, social Washington because he was By Linda T. Allen HAITI IS BARGAIN and diplomatic figure was gaining to much popularity HUNTERS DREAM mourned throughout and favour" with the U.S. The Rev. Charles the J. Mc- Those of us who have Republic. Well-respected by State'Department. Manus of St. Patrick's Ca- lived through the past two U. S. customs officers can his subordinates, esteemed Abandoning politics, he thedral in a recent sermon wars, or who have read spota traveller who has been by his collaborators, and be- immediately joined his fasaid that there is often an at- about the last three or four, to Haiti bv. one quick look. loved by all who knew. him, ther-in-law, the well known tempt to excuse a sin by af will admit that these wars The evidence of a visit to Andre Liautaud's passing industrialist, Mr. Oswald firming I didn't mean it.> were caused because certain our Caribbean island will be has caused a great deal of Brandt, whose organisation The Catholic priest asserted: individuals talked too much. stacked under the tourist's mourning. he considerably strengthened <This is really no excuse at A happily married couple arms and clutched in his with his" keen The all.> young hoodlum were driven-to separation hands. There probably will Between the ages of twen- and experience in knowledge adminiswho shot someone during a the malicious interference 4 be an enormous basket bulg- tv and forty, he was at the tration. robbery, or the careless driv- a sanctimonious hypocrite. ing with: sisal shoes, bed. head of several administra- His funeral was a an who eloer killed little child, A famous movie star recent room slippers and handbags, tive posts in this country; quent testimony to the esor the <GOSSIP MONGER> ly attempted suicide from several mahogany salad educator. director of the teem and honour (the deadliest inshich sin. of them fearof gossip abour her per: howls and five bottles of Colonie Agricole, Under- Sec he was held: His Excellen all) whose violation of con- sonal life. Another young five-starred. rum. retary of State for Finance, c the President oftheRe. fidence and malicious tale- woman, in the throes of a Opened suitcases will re- Ambassador from Haiti to public, was among the love mulbearing can cause more ha- stormy affair. and in. a veal exquisite needlework or Washington (Haiti's tOD di- titnde of mourners who paid voc than another world war, highly feverish VIRUS X French perfumes or a sprink- blomatic post), and finally, their. dast respects. People rertainly cannot plead he or condition fortified with a hot he was recalled to Port-au- F1t she didn't mean it. the throes of a Opened suitcases will re- Ambassador from Haiti to public, was among the love mulbearing can cause more ha- stormy affair. and in. a veal exquisite needlework or Washington (Haiti's tOD di- titnde of mourners who paid voc than another world war, highly feverish VIRUS X French perfumes or a sprink- blomatic post), and finally, their. dast respects. People rertainly cannot plead he or condition fortified with a hot he was recalled to Port-au- F1t she didn't mean it. (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on Page 11) Prince to. berome Secretary (Continued on Page3) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 29th TOURISE BUSINESS BUUSTED 4U PER CENT - LETTERS tothe ui Summer Book.nys Excelleni Firestone EDIOR The tourist business is The promotional camX enjoying vast improvement, paign launched two years Dear Editor, a I that the answer Akiooee with 40 per cent increase ago, which included advertis feel to: already reported over last ing in newspaper andin the cIs it up to the hosts to let and 'with bookings for travel trade is the guests know when it's DESIGH year publications, home?s the summer months at an ail generally credited for the big time to go should be to a number MEW time high. increase in Haiti's tourist in- of interest great Our New York Tourist dustry. Last April in New of your readers. a MATERIALE Information Bureau, (offi- York, series of special pro- Answer: No guest should cial agency of the Governas part of the Haiti HEW grammes ever have to be told that the ment of Haiti in the United Week festival further stimu- partyi is over, but some do - States), réported this week lated interest in Haiti which because aromanac maybe they haven't that a total of 10,000 vaca- has been visited in recent thought about the problem MEMI tionists had visited here for months by many distinguish- in advance. THE ALL NEW the first five months of 1951 edj personalities, among them An invitation to cock- (January through May). Bas- Xavier Cugat, Vincent Price tails at five-thirty plainly ed on these statistics, estim- of the stage and screen, means that the party is due ates are that at least 20,000 Katherine Dunham and her about Firestone, visitors will have vacationed troupe of dancers, movie to end Whether seven the or seven- hosts De thirty. Laxe in Haiti by the end of the actress Jenniffer Jones and are having dinner at home, year, virtually all of them her director husband, David or have an engagement outCHAMPIONS from the United States. O. Selznick. side, lagging guests not only make them go hungry, but can be downright embarrasOUP TO 55% sing. STRONGER A week-night invitation as a rule means that the party OUP TO should break up before or 60% "Wonderful Trip" around midnight, because toMORE NONAll over the world, experienced travelers preia ae Weék-end morrow is a working day. last SKID ANGLES thoughtful, friendly service-the genuine hospituiity.- parties may which add so much enjoymentioe every tripy youiasev via longer, but sticking ic out to OUP TO 32% the wee small hours is not LONGER PAN AMERICAN indicated unless the hosts specifically sa) this is going wad MILEAGE to be a <ball.> : AMAZING NEW Even tbe week-end guest Tirestone Firestone is wise to leave jairly early the SUPREME EXTRA POWER e Sunday evening, andlet bosts get straigbtened up for SPARK PLUG BATTERIES tbe coming week. youiasev via longer, but sticking ic out to OUP TO 32% the wee small hours is not LONGER PAN AMERICAN indicated unless the hosts specifically sa) this is going wad MILEAGE to be a <ball.> : AMAZING NEW Even tbe week-end guest Tirestone Firestone is wise to leave jairly early the SUPREME EXTRA POWER e Sunday evening, andlet bosts get straigbtened up for SPARK PLUG BATTERIES tbe coming week. Outstanding for gas spark n Last longer, Beyond the common-sense DNgF ance. Installasett motor perform- today. ha power ve more buy rules, I've found there is A mes Na Extra Power. RARALOAT what might be called a psychological means of knowing just the right moment to say good-by. Every good party rises to a peak of general enjoyment, and then goes NEW YORK downhill. Try to leave just after the party has passed its from 15-Day by deluxe HECT crest. in E NEY York Jow But what of the guests European cities. M Gon now low.cost New York who doesn't know when to - : EIS ...3 leave? HE SESE and entertainment, asl : AS Then it's up to the hosts Miami to help out. Turning off the bar in no uncertain non- via terms, of yawning and makand EAEn stop service. SPESA serve all AFE cities, ing remarks about having to Quick Easy to Brush On Ciudad Trujillo m San Juan somewhat get up early rude tomorrow in them- are Painting is a lot easier when you have smooth-flowing - times. selves and only to be resortCentral paints to brush on. Their fine oils give them great R O AE to ae amce citiese ed to in emergency. But, at covering ability, and high-grade pigments assure fresh, You can now "fly PAA" almost any mention of leave-taking, clear color even under severe weather and service conwhere. in fac, to 83 countries the host can avoid saying, ditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific colonies on all six continents. <Oh, don't go yet> This reresearch. Fors resercations, see your Travel Agent or mark, if nbr sincere, can be a and There varniches are apecial Central for all painta, purposee: enamele' PAA as unfair to the guest as to WORLD'S the host. And, once the L MOST EXPERIENCED farewells have started, the AIRLINE host shouldn't launch into a a : Taits new CENTRAL story that may prolong PAN AMERICAN things indefinitely. If you really have a lagWanuo AIRNAYS * gard on your hands, physiDontes Bastee - Perten M lex e cal action is one of the simTelopbones end 1018 ers pliest moves. You get to AGENT DI STRIBUTORS (Continued on Page 11) E & G MARTIJN S. A. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JULY 29th <HAITI SUN> MYSTERY OF THE <LA PALOMA> THE LATE AN DRE LIAUTAUD (Continued) (Continued from Page 1) about his royal duties at local newspapers to the ef- there was no doubt Or con- from all walks of life joined afflicted by this sad loss, to Buckingham spent three weeks Palace- in retire- He fect that the Assembly has flict. together in common mourn- find here the expression of ment at' Windsor Castle, reapproved the decree that a Eberwein took the posi- ing because each of them felt our most sincere sympathy. cuperating from the state of war no longer tion that the whole sum of that he had lost either a lung inflammation- that severe had exists between Haiti and the contract was to be set- generous protector or a very RG. laid him low last Germany This may tend tled at the same time. It true friend. (Translated by Harii Sun) The first month. the King's to influence strength of was then, that the matter In the face of such an efpearance since public apthe stand taken by Mr Drey- was brought to Judge Gede- fusion of sympathy, his wihis illness: the fuss. longer tion that the whole sum of that he had lost either a lung inflammation- that severe had exists between Haiti and the contract was to be set- generous protector or a very RG. laid him low last Germany This may tend tled at the same time. It true friend. (Translated by Harii Sun) The first month. the King's to influence strength of was then, that the matter In the face of such an efpearance since public apthe stand taken by Mr Drey- was brought to Judge Gede- fusion of sympathy, his wihis illness: the fuss. on for his decision. opening of a recreational cen dow can be proud to have BACK AT WORK tre in. a model village im Mr. Eberwein's position is Wie can only try to guess had a husband such as Andre In health again, but look- Windsor Great Park. d3 that Mr. Dreyfuss was ap- the motives which prompted Liautaud. It is a comfort to ing a shadow of his old self, pointed by Mr. Grieg as re- owner Eberwein to act as he know that though he has King George is back going KTIME> July 23rd 1951. ceiver of the funds to pay for did. The owner of the <La passed away, he still lives in the purchase of the boat Paloma>, who along with the minds of those who which he claims was nego- three. members of the crew knew him. Look at his calm tiated between himself and affirmed to us chat GRIEG face and the wisdom which emanates from it. Look also at his welcoming smile, the same one which he had every day and in every circumstance. He was always ready to understand, to help andto conciliate. He will remain an example for the future generations. Death overcame him at the age of forty-five : too early, for he could have done so much for his country for Tie which he had so much love a and ambitionWe beg his sorrowing widow, born Ghislaine Brandt; his children; Mr. Oswald THE <LA PALOMA> Brandt his father-in-law; the families Brandt, Liautaud, Mr. Grieg before the entry was also POINCELET and Peters and all the relatives of Dreyfuss into the matter. VILLEGAS (without ever HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI These two apparently con- being able to produce for us flicting points of view were official documentary proof taken and placed before that these three names beJudge of Instruction, Max longed to one and the same Gedeon, who at the present man) may have entertaintime is making a study of ed doubts about the INCOMPARABLE sincerity QUALITE the case in order to render and intent of Mr. Grieg. This a decision. opinion as to Eberwein's motives seems to be confirmed C'est pourquoi Mr Dreyfuss, recognizing by the fact that he (Eberthe issue of the crew's salaries wein) started to take legal dans le monde as being clear-cut and not steps before the expiration of entier, de plus forts having any desire to contest the specified delay for paytommages sont transportés sur it in any way, made several ment by the contract. pneus offers through intermediapoids lourds Goodyear que sur ries and the means of official Whatever the outcome of documents, to pay as per the this debate, we may all rest des pneus de toute autre marque. contract, before the matter assured that justice will be was placed in the hands of done in this case according Ia des rendetents années obeervés Judge Gedeon. Thus he was to the following statement a poidel CAeLt Goolyear dori: que sont in fact fulfilling that portion pronounced by Judge Max Li quialité incomparable pour GOODYEAR of the contract on which Gedeon to Owner Eberwein Tendurance kilométeique le remarquable rendement Goodyear offre last : R.lr Tuesday économie. before the matter assured that justice will be was placed in the hands of done in this case according Ia des rendetents années obeervés Judge Gedeon. Thus he was to the following statement a poidel CAeLt Goolyear dori: que sont in fact fulfilling that portion pronounced by Judge Max Li quialité incomparable pour GOODYEAR of the contract on which Gedeon to Owner Eberwein Tendurance kilométeique le remarquable rendement Goodyear offre last : R.lr Tuesday économie. Pour un d'aut pi neus d'avantages achetez pneus ids ou extra robustes. Hard Rock <TRUST IN HAITTS LAWS WE Road ma WILL GIVE poids lourds Goodyear! Xtra Lug Tred Suudded - All Sure- Grip YOU YOUR RIGHTSAND YOU WILL Service. Lha.dine RECEIVETHE MONEY THAT IS RIGHTFULLY YOURS> 3-49-6F A LU 5 AGKOS TRAVEL DIRECT TO MIAMI BY Inexpensive MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW ! ! Leisurely S.S. Nuevo Dominicano Luxuriously NEXT SAILING JULY 30 Information see Agent Rohert E. Roy Without a Luggage Prohlem Exposition stand No. 7 P.O. Box 228 Tel, 2167.- --- Page 4 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 29th AMBASSADORS sistant to the Secretary. of contestants of the 1951 Chi- and women over 18 years of (Continued from Page 1) Defense, were hosts for the cago Defender Nation-wide age, honour affair along with six Popularity Contest. It is gra- The popularity of the that of the Haitian people by a delegation headed other members of the clittle> tifying to note that this dis- winners was determined by for the active interest and Jean F. Brierre, General 8Z cabinet. They were received tinguished group of visitors the number of votes amassed support given the country by rector of the National De- by the office of Congressman is utilizing every available by getting subscriptions, also the Defender. He applauded partment of Tourism, his William L. Dawson (D. Ill-) moment in the attempt to free voting coupons which the paper's goodwill under- assistant, Roger Savain, and and were luncheon guests of become better acquainted ran in the Defender. taking and pledged his con- an official representative of Spurgeon Burke, Howard with the Haitian way of life Almost 400 women from tinued cooperation in this the American Embassy, Mr. University official. in comparison with their 35 States of the Nation enfriendship-building project, Gaynes. The Defender's own. tered this spectacular conthe second sponsored by the queen was presented a huge 1951 Winners In The The Chicago Defender, test and 106 were declared in as many years. The bouquet of roses by the Tour Chicago Defender Nation- America's winners. TESLI President said his ism Department. Wide Popularity Coniest for leading almost weekly a Three allpaid government was in full ac- During their stay in Haiti, Here On Visit newspaper has just closed half its trips from any aRtrA city Amer cord with this programme the group in addition to century, nationwide ica to Chicago and to Washto undergird racial ties be- being guests of President Haiti feels honoured and second Contest 10,000 ington, D. C., then overseas tween the United States and Magloire and his wife also proud to have been selected dollars Popularity Haiti and stated that the were recipients of a large to play host to the winning which was only open to girls (Continued on Page 11) young women sent by the number of courtesies. includDefender to the Republic ing a trip to Cap Haitien have proved to be xexcel. where they saw the Citalent> ambassadors for both delle built in the days of TENSE DRAMA OF countries. President Christophe. They LIFE AND DEATH In Washington, the De- also viewed the ruins of Sans IN OLD SPAIN fender's goodwill project Souci palace and saw the old was recognized officially by oun turrets from which The shadow of death Of the Department of State. Christophe and his army de- serious injury hovers conThe three <goodwill ambas- fended the country against stantly over the bullring sadors> were given a brief French invasion. where they saw the Citalent> ambassadors for both delle built in the days of TENSE DRAMA OF countries. President Christophe. They LIFE AND DEATH In Washington, the De- also viewed the ruins of Sans IN OLD SPAIN fender's goodwill project Souci palace and saw the old was recognized officially by oun turrets from which The shadow of death Of the Department of State. Christophe and his army de- serious injury hovers conThe three <goodwill ambas- fended the country against stantly over the bullring sadors> were given a brief French invasion. where man pits his skill with orientation on Haiti by Ced- The group were guests at cape and sword against the ric Philipp, acting senior of- a reception in their honour sharp-horned, deadly brutes ficer in charge of the Hai- by the Women's League of of the arena. But bullfighttian-Dominican desk, Office Social Action. They visited ers are of a hardy breed and of Caribbean Affairs. Mr. historic spots in the capital most always come out the Philipp emphasized gains to city and attended a cere- winner in their battles with ithe country under the United monial feast in observation el toro, as shown in this seStates technical assistance of a religious holiday where ries of pictures. In top photo, programme. He outlined President! and Mme, Ma- the Spanish matador Marspecific health and agricul- gloire were honoured guests. torell, performing in the tural programmes which A boat trip into the cobalt Plaza Del Toros, Madrid, have gone forward in Haiti blue of the Caribbean, danc- Spain, had his torn with the assistance of thé ing at picturesque Cabane from his grasp as. atip gored United States. He men- Choucoune Haiti's leading tioned particularly the re- night club, attending a precently approved 14 million sentation of Katherine Dundollars loan to Haiti by the ham and her troup at TheaExport-Import Bank for the tre de Verdure and swima 2 B25 development of an irrigation ming at Thorland, were and flood coptrol pro- among other events schedulgramme in Haiti's fertile ed for tte xgoodwill ambasArtibonite Valley which sadors.> would approximate a small The group paid homage TVA programme in Ame- to Haiti's great liberation rica. leader, Toussaint LouverMr. Philipp urged that a ture, in a public ceremony report of the group's obser- at his monument where Mrs. vations af nd recommenda- Goodloe placed a wreath in tions be furnished the De- honour ofhis significant con partment. He assured them tribution, to Haitian indethat any proposals they may pendence. recommend will receive careful attention in the office of Preceding the crowning the Assistant Secretary of ceremony at the home of State in charge of the Inter- Mme. Magloire, Mrs. SengAmerican Division. stacke presented Haiti's First and tossed into the air by a At the Haitian Embassy in Lady a huge bouquet of wounded and enraged bull. Washington, Ambassador flowers as an expression of 10 In center photo, assistants Gustave Laraque impressed the Defender's appreciation cne of whom has the beast upon the three Defender for the Haitian government's by the horns, another who egoodwill ambassadors> the cooperation in their joint has the beast by the tail - necessity for learning a coun- goodwill project and also in attempt to distract the ragtry's language and customs honour of Mrs. Magloire's ing animal while one of thid: asa key to better understand birthday. Mrs. Sprages prenumber drags the wounded ing the people themselves- sented Haiti's First Lady a bullfighter from under the He endorsed the contribu- small gift as an expression animal's massive body. Ir tion which the friendship of'esteem from the entire lower picture, Martorell visits can make to increas- goodwill group. moments later, still covered ing this understanding. While in Washington the with his own blood, makes a Upon theirarrival in Port- winning contestants were graceful pass at the chargau-Prince, the goodwill dinner guests of top Negro ing beast which he later disgroup and their chaperones, government officials and the patched along with others Mrs. He endorsed the contribu- small gift as an expression animal's massive body. Ir tion which the friendship of'esteem from the entire lower picture, Martorell visits can make to increas- goodwill group. moments later, still covered ing this understanding. While in Washington the with his own blood, makes a Upon theirarrival in Port- winning contestants were graceful pass at the chargau-Prince, the goodwill dinner guests of top Negro ing beast which he later disgroup and their chaperones, government officials and the patched along with others Mrs. John Sengstacke, wife United States Navy. The afassigned to him for the day. of the Defender's publisher, fair was. held at the Navy Not until his task was comand Venice T. Spraggs, Officer's Club with Lt. Denpleted would he allow himChief of the Defender's nis D. Nelson, USN, and self to be given medical atWashington office, were met James C. Evans, Civilian Astention. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JULY 29ch -HAITI SUNS 2 son eo A DEPARTMENT OF SOUVENIRS SAOPS AT The shops in tbis section bave been cbecked by tbis QUICKLY rewspaper, and to tbe da best NOW Belle of our Ereote knowledge tbeir merchandise is of Haiti's leading de partment store good quality aed good value. FRENCH PERFUMES For Our Haiti's First Birthday Sale Finest BIG VALUES IN MAHOGANY LITTLE THINGS WARE In. 035AY pORSE essential materials and haberdashery going fast at incredibly low prices. Come in today and be completely is lo be found satisfied with your purchases! FISHER al FABRIC an array of fabrics in delightful colours. * 36" FLORAL SHANTUNG new designs 3 difArt and Curio Shop ferent colours, now.$1.40 Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 * GEORGES 45" PLAIN CREPE ROMAINE 9 different colours HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY now $1.90 aune * 40" PLAIN BEAUTIFUL SATIN 4 different colours now $1.80 aune DESLANDES 30" SEERSUCKER fir st quality now $.80c HOME SEWING HELPS FACTORY BEADS - Bugle and round all colours A $.40cfand -50c measure Reuntnid Rue du Clong Peuple COMPLETE RANGE OF DMC THREADS All colours E $0.05 up Tel. 2242 * SLIPPERS Hand embroidered $1.95 2.95 Time IfTS Country Orders Given Prompt Attenfion! G (Save and Expense AT YOUR FAVOURITE Buy Direci from Faciory) Our new department which has just opened on the first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and ORENTALE See for your selfINTIN N OOMFCATT (DADLANTS> PHOT TOENGRA BARREYRE CITHOGDAPHISUE I GUY LTD- SA) ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RORAHAM LINCOLN114 Rue Dantès Destouches OFFSET 404 D PRINTING A COLOR WORK Phone 3394 RUE AMERICAINE 1348 TELEPHONE 2278 Savory BUTCHER DELICATESSEN 34, Avenue John Brown BEEF Soup bones 0.06 IVeal Pot Roast 0.50 Filet, Filet Mignon Ib. 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Head cheese lb. 0.50 Short ribs 0.30 Boneless pork roast 0.60 Ham 1.00 Felicitas Sendenhorst, Hunter Stew beef 0.28 VEAL Salami 0.40 TEETH College zoology FOR TWO: student who aspires von to be a veterinarian, 20, takes a Brisket 0.28 Veal Cutlet Ib. 0.50 Pork sausage 0:60 professional gander at the choppers of "Mlle. Elle," hay-burner Soup meat 0.28 Veal Chops 0.40 Smoked pigs knuckle 0.50 several who resides mornings at Aqueduct a week LTt the track, track, N. Y. examining The young ailing lady thoroughe spende Veal Roast 0.50 Other variety meats brodz --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 29th Gossiping Is A Disease By Linda T. Allen" D (Continued from Page 2). Sometimes they will be almost right; sometimes totalrum toddy, foolishly tele- ly wrong. Probably the esFIVE PRIMITIVE phoned a friend that she was timate others make of us is MASTERS just about ready to commit never accurate. What will suicide. A frequently used people think? Public OpinNO SECOND SPRING FIVE PRIMITIVE MAS- figure of speech but not: cen ion! Under a banner with TERS, by: Wilhelm Uhde, rapporp> with such melodra- that device we should be no NEVER DIES THE India Severn's lifework is translated by Ralph matic outbursts, the friend better than slaves. What do DREAM Margaret Lan- destroyed. son (Quadrangle). Written Thomp. took it seriously andcalled I think? it would seem don. by one of the foremost stu- the police. Fortunately, the should be one's standard. Never Dies is loosely knot dents of naive young woman was not the But just' contemplate on the ted together by a narrative (Uhde, who died painting in 1947, type to be affected by any- many unfortunate people in In her best seller, Anna that does its best to supply was early enough in the field one's everdicts, well know- the world who are dangerand theKing of Siam, Mar- a romantic strand (India har- to be one of the discoverers ing the danger we are in, ously affected by criticism garet Landon let her bucket bours a gorgeous American of the Douanier Rousseau), when either blame or praise and by what others think down into a deep well of girl who has herself into this book explores the car- affects us too much. any- many unfortunate people in In her best seller, Anna that does its best to supply was early enough in the field one's everdicts, well know- the world who are dangerand theKing of Siam, Mar- a romantic strand (India har- to be one of the discoverers ing the danger we are in, ously affected by criticism garet Landon let her bucket bours a gorgeous American of the Douanier Rousseau), when either blame or praise and by what others think down into a deep well of girl who has herself into this book explores the car- affects us too much. and say, and who are driven Siamesé history and personal hot water marrying a eers of five such Somewhere in the Bibleit. to the depths of despair by experience (she was ten Siamese prince). But the Louis Vivin, Camille painters Bom- says <Let he who is without the slightest bits of gossip years a missionary in Siam) fruity, feathered hat of glam- bois, André Bauchant, the sin, let him cast the first that may come back to them. and drew it up full of a orous romance is not one Douanier himself, and Séra- stone> At some time or an- A well-known psychologist sparkling mixture of Eastern that sits comfortably on the phine de Senlis, all of whom other, we are all inclined advises consulting a physifact and fable. Her new head of ex-Missionary Mar- Uhde knew personally and too ready to see the mote cian when we have a probbook, Never Dies the garet Landon. Her virtues with remarkable candor and in the other fellow's eye be- lem and not a so-called Dream, is' another bucketful are the warmth of her relifore looking in the mirror at friend the physician at drawn from the same source, gious faith and the frank- understanding. naive because of They their econo- were curselves first. One wonders least will NEVER violate a but though the mixture is as ness with which she dis- mic and social backgrounds, if there is anything in the confidence, and is a sympabefore, most of the first, fine cusses such delicate matters he says, which in all cases idea psychologists tell us thetic and understanding lissparkle has fizzed away. as jealousy and rivalry were so poor as to keep them that we see in others only tener to boot: among missionaries. The from contact not with what is in ourselves. In Dante's famous <INNever Dies is a sad and general result is too honest art schools but with only advanc Ina recent article in a FERNO>, he cast the asowsolemn novel about India Se and heartfelt to be scoffed ed thinking generally. But UNITY publication, the au- ers of scandab in his a eighth vern, spinster U.S. mission- at, but too artless to make a he maintains that their lack thor tells us that when he circle of Hell, and for their ary in Siam who cannot rid good novel. of schooling was no detri- decided to cease all back- punishment, he had them herself of the conviction that Any books that appear in ment to their genius, and biting, all adverse criticism maimed and divided in an God's work matters more review on tbis may be there are thirty-five illustra- and gossip, and to see only atmosphere of darkthan mission budgets, and page the good in others, his afabysmal who obtained by contacting <Hai- tions, four in colour, to ness. Somewhere else in the racts accordingly. While tiSuns, port his claim. sup- fairs immediately changed Bible it says <FORGIVE her fellow workers trim for the better. His business THY ENEMIES>, and that their efforts to the capacity prospered and his health im- we must so a do, for these of the church purse, India proved. Of course, it is much <sowers of scandal> we are packs her mission house with easier to be critical than cor- inclined to think Dante's street arabs, a fast-stepping rect, but the critical or fault- Dunishment was a trifle too floozy and other unfashion- <ANGRY WORDS> finding attitude can keep us severe: Perhaps he should able outcasts.. and that their efforts to the capacity prospered and his health im- we must so a do, for these of the church purse, India proved. Of course, it is much <sowers of scandal> we are packs her mission house with easier to be critical than cor- inclined to think Dante's street arabs, a fast-stepping rect, but the critical or fault- Dunishment was a trifle too floozy and other unfashion- <ANGRY WORDS> finding attitude can keep us severe: Perhaps he should able outcasts.. So, while in a continual state of irrita- bave placed them instead in neighbouring missions You said some things that They made you quite forget tion. the same circle he had the gleam with the spick and hurt me so; your own. We shall sometimes be ap- *FLATTERERS>, who were span look of good work effi-- And I was mighty mean, I plauded, sometimes hissed, immersed in filth, in an atciently done, India's Jasmine know. whatever we say or do. Peo- mosphere of foul steam for Hall assumes more and more We both were right and both Forget as I've forgotten ple will try to judge us. their punishment. the look ofa flop-housewere wrong, mine, When economizing U.S. mis- And so it was we went Each angry word, each sulsion inspectors arrive On a along, len sign; check-up, their budgetary ax Not they who To tell the truth, I can't refalls on Jasmine Hall and realizing yield call Are often masters of the A single thing I said at all! That field. there's a greater victory And so, since both of us forThan over you Or over me- Since get neither one remembers To conquer anger, hurt to hide, yet, And win the conquest over The thing that it was all pride. about, Let's rub each recollection You said some things that That out still remains and hurt that day; - That's why it was I went start once more away. All over, where we were beI thought of every little fore! thing, DOUGLAS MALLOCH. Each angry word remembering; Each angry word that you had said Lay on my heart, a weight of a DRY-CLEAN Ll One way to lead : HAIT keepatreshly washed youngster E plunk getting him covered a with basin sand and And you, I haven't any abeer a to playwith. doubt, RE didwith what this tot. a Koren And when mother she Had words of mine to think HOUSE THAT ALAIN BUILT-Suyesr-0la Alain Cardot and returned from the river, where about, = mother, served Mrs. model Robert for Cardot, gaze happily winning at the little in doll house Shehad been washing diapers, Had words that soon sO great For your ghall Plan's Art Contest. Alain's Cardot (that's the Mar- 10was dry, clean, listening pleara Chappy.) ME E inonth-old Fylzie in the lives ejad - had grown sure tune to Station MBC. center) in a one-room Paris walk-up --- Page 7 --- des - - 1 2 SUNDAY, JULY 29th <HAITI SUN> His Majesty the King with Great Britain. In tbis England sent a message 2 letter Trevor Jobnston, BriTicklers By warm greetings and good tisb Agent and Consuil in George wishes totbeTonga Islands, Tonga from 1943 to 1949, in the South Seas, to mark gives bis impressions of tbe tbe fiftieth anmiversary of islands - and tbeir ruling their Treaty of Priendsbip Queen, TARISLA LAND. TONGA CELEBRATES A JUBILEE They are a happy people, famous for their magnificent the Tongans, and they cer- physique, and Queen Salote, tainly know how to make a truly regal figure six merry, not only with song feet, three inches in height and dance but with feasting, towers Over most of her as well. And the feasting 45,000 subjects. on this occasion to mark Her rule is on democratic the fifty years of the treaty lines, and Tonga's Parliawith Great Britain - was,of ment, which is seventy-five course, on the most lavish years old, has been modelled scale. for their magnificent the Tongans, and they cer- physique, and Queen Salote, tainly know how to make a truly regal figure six merry, not only with song feet, three inches in height and dance but with feasting, towers Over most of her as well. And the feasting 45,000 subjects. on this occasion to mark Her rule is on democratic the fifty years of the treaty lines, and Tonga's Parliawith Great Britain - was,of ment, which is seventy-five course, on the most lavish years old, has been modelled scale. on the British Parliament. I myself have seen at one Queen Salote's friendship for WALKER-When in the paws ofa a kitC a feast as many as 200 suck- this country was well illuswhy then can giant ing-pigs all of them done trated during the war. At it was anything no surprise Totha happen. a - ET to a turn on spits over hot her palace, which stands on 2 to Southampton's when new ani- the charcoal, and laid out to the picturesque seashore of mal home The opened shelter, and in walked a feed several hundred people. the capital, Nuku-alofa, she EE Dumb Friends sponsored League, ap- by "Anybody see a buffalo And, in addition, there were entertained many British and parently attracts not. so.dumty go through herez chickens, fish, crabs, cray- Allied servicemen, and it friends. fish, and yams and sweet will be recalled that Tongan potatoes to go with them, in volunteers the Pacific played war. their part bund, but Tui Malila (as he all cooked to perfection On Ins tortoise must be over hot stones in earth ovens. The British High Commis- 180 years old now, and And all very goodsioner for the Western Paci- IS cai'ed) is still active and is The biggest feast of all fic, Sir Brian Freeston, paid sions. brought His out battered on great old Occa- shell was the actual Jubilee anni- an official two-day visit to is shined up with brown versary of the ratification of Tonga for the jubilee cele- shoe-polish until it fairly laingue the treaty of friendship brations, bearing messages glitters in the sun. ASKFOR IDit which was negotiated with of greetings from the people Tonga also figures in the King George Tupou II of of Britain. story of Captain Bligh of the Tonga The country was Britain's links with Tonga Bounty, and one of the isgiven the status of an inde- much further back than lands in the group-Ninafo'. pendent state under the pro- Re years. The islands ou has long had a special tection of Great Britain, and there are about 100 of them interest for philatelists as E her sovereign SCOTCH, WHISKY were visited the Haig independence by Captain home of the Tincan Mail, was preserved. Today, Ton- Cook in the seventeen-seven- so called because the mail ga is the last of the Polyne- lies, when he put in to re- for the island was thrown D sian kingdoms. Under the plenish his stocks of water overboard in sealed tins from wise and benevolent rule of and provisions. He found passing ships and picked up Queen Salote Tupou, thé the islands SO attractive and and taken ashore by swim- CRnARS daughter of King Tupou II, the people sO friendly and mersCTeDs whom she succeeded in 1918, hospitable that he named the Today there can be in the Rae FAWDBS8INCE4142Y the islands are prosperous, group the Friendly Islands. world very few more carecontented, and progressive. In return for their hospital- free people than the TonVve. H. Bermingham Sccrs.. Rue du Quar The rulers of Tonga, who ity, Captain Cook gave the gans, with their happiness, General Agents. can trace their descent in di- Tongans their first pigs their natural musical rect gifts, succession for 1,000 and also a tortoise which still and their genius for choral years, have always been lives in the palace grounds. singing. BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE S.A. very few more carecontented, and progressive. In return for their hospital- free people than the TonVve. H. Bermingham Sccrs.. Rue du Quar The rulers of Tonga, who ity, Captain Cook gave the gans, with their happiness, General Agents. can trace their descent in di- Tongans their first pigs their natural musical rect gifts, succession for 1,000 and also a tortoise which still and their genius for choral years, have always been lives in the palace grounds. singing. BRASSERIE DELA COURONNE S.A. --- Page 8 --- *HAITI SUNS SUNDAY, JULY 29th IBO HAVE - LELE mT TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS FROM 7:30 To 11 P.M. LOOK. 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Specialfa ATTT AT LE RENDEZ-VOUS vorable to DU MONDE CHIC ged for 7 PORT- AU- PRINCE'S stay as pe Tél.: 2676 Tel MOST LUXURIOUS RESTAURANT BLAST IT PEGOY, IM WAITING FOR A VERY IMPORTANT CALLI. HURRY IT UPII SHHHLIN A MINUTE, POPSY... A al CONEE R El enchs Perty V44A --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JULY 29th KHAITI SUN> A large motor caravan, In commemoration of the No high-heeled boots, no consisting mostly of Jeeps, Declaration of Independence ten-gallon hat : but ob, was seen winding its way up of Peru, a large reception what a Texas drawl the new super-highway to was tendered by the Minister me pahdner) were (pahdon noticed Furcy Sunday morning. It is of Peru and Senora De Cor- when the favourite. member N said that its members plan rea. of the Talamas Clan, Shibley to raid the Siegel's Castle (God bless him!) came flaatop yon mountain. heeing home t'other day, :0:- beach :0:- 0 combon After thorough and efficient training from Papa in Mr. and Mrs. Newton Cox the handling of her new blue Eight of sunshinc of the Geodetic Survey, celeRenault, Hilda Canez is pounds brated their Recent guests of Dan and was the vagabond w ho burning up the highways was delivered to Mr. the Talamas Clan, Shibley to raid the Siegel's Castle (God bless him!) came flaatop yon mountain. heeing home t'other day, :0:- beach :0:- 0 combon After thorough and efficient training from Papa in Mr. and Mrs. Newton Cox the handling of her new blue Eight of sunshinc of the Geodetic Survey, celeRenault, Hilda Canez is pounds brated their Recent guests of Dan and was the vagabond w ho burning up the highways was delivered to Mr. and anniversary last eighth wedding Linda Allen were the charm- chose the top of Lt. Scott's and bywaysMrs- Felix Sagous at four :0:- Sunday. ing Mr. and Mrs. Ronald black Chevroler to cushion :0:- p.m. on the twenty-fifth ar Mrs. Brett, wife of Mather of Montclair, New his fall in his desperate at- Gisele Besson mentioned their home in St. Louis. local Shell Oil WK, Jersey. (Mrs. Mather is a na- tempt to plunge to freedom with pride to the Beachcom- Proud mother, the former Executive, it is Companv tive Puerto Rican and a for- from the second story of the ber that a certain Raymond Miss Theard, announces to an reported wonderful had mer teacher at the Univer- Police Station last Monday, had sucessfully passed his one and all that their daugb- birthday especially last Saturday sity of Panama. This was As we go to press, we still exams at the School of Phar- ter will be known as Gene- night. party their first return visit to find it very difficult to ob- macy. vieve. :0: Haiti since their honeymoon tain a printable comment :0:- 0:- in Kenscoff eighteen years from Lt. Scott. We are happy to an- Ti Claudia, overcame her Teacher Jean Comhaire ago. :0:- nounce the forthcoming nup- jealousy and accepted into who has a short 0:- Dr. Aybar, the Dominican tials of tres charmante Marie the bosom of the familyra tion here spent his wife's vacabehold visiting A strange sight to Ambassador to Haiti, re- Therese Mallebranche to baby sister this past week. relatives returned to new last Saturday evening short- returned this week from a Jean Claude de Vendegies. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. York Saturday. ly after dark, was the little motor trip to Ciudad Tru- The engagement took Lionel Paquin, in their ex :0:- *Cockatoo Il which slid jillo, where- he visited his place at the home TSe Mr. and citement, have overlooked Edwin Debe flew to New gracefully out of the anchor- wife and daughter who are Mrs. Armand Mallebranche one small item a name for Orleans yesterday. age past the mystery ship *La vacationing there and also Wednesday evening. Sister the new addition. :0:- Paloma> heading for the got an opportunity to see Nicole returned from school Major and Mrs. Timothy open sea bound for Ina- what his new Chrysler could in New York just in time to A party that is still talked Paret left on a health trip to gua, Cuba, and eventually do... participate in the celebra- of in mountain circles as a the U.S. yesterday afternoon. Miami. The strange sight :0:- tion. classic fête, is the swell <don was the fact that the ship Sorry to leave after such :0: which was given at the Tip- :0:- entered port three weeks ago a short stay was <Bunny> Jacques Moringlane, ac- penhauers' home in Laboule P.A.A. Cargo Sales Chief managed by a one-man crew Evans who returned to tive salesman for William by the charming Misses for the Latin American reand left Port-au-Prince down Kingston Thursday after a Narr's will celebrate his Gladys Bogart and Helga gion, John Cooper returned tol her marks with two charm week in the Capital. His birthday anniversary tomor- Tippenhauer. It lasted last evening to Miami after ing maidens (daughters of charming wife, Gladys, will row with a bang-up party into the sti hours of Sunday a two day stay here checkCaptain Cash), and man remain here a little longer... by a one-man crew Evans who returned to tive salesman for William by the charming Misses for the Latin American reand left Port-au-Prince down Kingston Thursday after a Narr's will celebrate his Gladys Bogart and Helga gion, John Cooper returned tol her marks with two charm week in the Capital. His birthday anniversary tomor- Tippenhauer. It lasted last evening to Miami after ing maidens (daughters of charming wife, Gladys, will row with a bang-up party into the sti hours of Sunday a two day stay here checkCaptain Cash), and man remain here a little longer... we hope, morning. ing up. Business possibility. about the waterfront, Skip Accompanying the Evans's 0:- 0: (Continued on Page 11) Alleni (who sacrificed Cap- was Mr. C.(Jim) Nash, Mantaincy on the Pilgrim II to ager of Royal Netherlands That well-known business return to his old familiar Steamship Company in Ja- man and Hartford dealer.) M haunts in Miami). Faubert Refresh.. is here On a Add maica- He com- Jacques flew to :0:- bination business pleasure Miami last week and after a k. An even stranger sight trip. He is immensely en- shott visit thére with relawas seen on To The the Rue Hour Grand thusiastic about the tives, flew New Zest changes to York last Monday when the forces which have taken place here where he will complete his of law: and order (aided and since his last visit in 1949. annual vacation. abetted by an irate landlord) :0: :0:- evicted merchant G. Berto- Brigadier General and Dr. Andre is lini from the premises on Madame Levelt accompanied leaving for Roy (Dede) New which he had so absent- by Captain Edgard Buteau, York, Mexico, Havana, and San Franmindedly neglected to pay (Toy) and his wfe, returned cisco on what will the rent for lo these many yesterday from their visit to be for past months. Macaronis. Havana, Cuba. him a year's sojourn of busiVermicelles, Vermouth, Asti :0:- ness and pleasure. Spumante, Chianti, Vins At a quiet intimate cere- :0:- Fins, Liqueurs, Alcool, Rum. mony Saturday morning, Those <briseurs> who reClairin, Riz, Sucre, Provi- Jean Clerier was wed to Car- cently made that little jaunt sions Alimentaires, and tour men Lahens. over to Jamaica, returned bagay were scattered from :0:- this week looking rather one end of the Grand Rue to Adrien Laroche well: fatigued, somewhat dissipat-' the other known <briseur> whose field ed and report their trip to :0:- of action rakes in Port-au- have been a complete sucA Sight to end all Sigbts Prince and the Cap, will cess. <Bunny> Evans, who soon arrive from the U.S.A. acted as their absent host.1 (according to a message de- placed everything the Crown livered through the ether). Colony has at their disposal. 0:- :0:- You unfortunate pedes Marcelle Pierre Louis and trians : Have'you noticed Lieutenant Paul Laraque Willy's brand new green were bound in matrimony PAT culdi Dynaflow? last evening. "Coke ale # sither my both meas thing. BBantanoount abmants the same 9hum Famous since 1862 eom IB AUTHOREY o all COCAGOIA CORPANY aY. - placed everything the Crown livered through the ether). Colony has at their disposal. 0:- :0:- You unfortunate pedes Marcelle Pierre Louis and trians : Have'you noticed Lieutenant Paul Laraque Willy's brand new green were bound in matrimony PAT culdi Dynaflow? last evening. "Coke ale # sither my both meas thing. BBantanoount abmants the same 9hum Famous since 1862 eom IB AUTHOREY o all COCAGOIA CORPANY aY. REG.TRADE MARK M --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 29th News offhe World in Pictures L Britain's first - RAY-BEATERworld middleweight cham pion in 29-year-old Randy THEY ALSO SERVE WHO ONLY STAND War does not Turpin RayRobof giveSugar always deeiau it consists' consist of just sitting bombs, around bullets and and waiting. bayonet for thrusts: the order Somethines to move inson erown a in New echance York to on regain Sept.26. his on again. At such times it is deemed highly desirable to have a rocked the ring world who Turpin reeruit will carry more than his share of the load, which is as a four-to-one underprecisely the reason why these G.I's in Korea enlisted a native areate only 44pro fights under horse in their outfit. his. belt, he gave the world's supposedly punch-proof SOUTH PACIFIC IN THE ATLANTIC-BauNE from Euro- machine such beating LPHISE performances together, basso Ezio Pinza, at left.and comedian Sugar was lucky to go the E Kaye raise their voices in asea chantey. a stickler whole distance.. for form, employs truly pear-shaped tones, but E favors the wide opcn style that won him encores int the murical South Pscific. *0 Haiti for a full week's 1951 WINNERS IN THE CHICAGO DEFENDER NAvacation plus three 1951 TION-WIDE POPULARITY CONTEST HERE ON Henry J. Automobiles, equip VISIT 3 ped with radio and heater; blus three U. S., Saving In March, The National Bonds were awarded the (Continued from Page 4) Association of Beauty School three top winners with addiTeachers and Owners, with tional prizes such as televi- 2nd Place Mrs. Sara a group of more than one Powell Hamilton of Illinois a full week's 1951 WINNERS IN THE CHICAGO DEFENDER NAvacation plus three 1951 TION-WIDE POPULARITY CONTEST HERE ON Henry J. Automobiles, equip VISIT 3 ped with radio and heater; blus three U. S., Saving In March, The National Bonds were awarded the (Continued from Page 4) Association of Beauty School three top winners with addiTeachers and Owners, with tional prizes such as televi- 2nd Place Mrs. Sara a group of more than one Powell Hamilton of Illinois sion sets, combination radio hundred representatives will and record players, ladies is a naitve of Alabama who visit Haiti for four days: luggage, diamond rings and received her public school They will hold sessions for U. S. Savings Bonds were education in that State. She one hour each day during awarded to the 103 other later graduated from Lang- this visit at which time Haiston University in Langston, - winners. tian officials and lecturers The firstprize winner who Oklahoma. Mrs. Hamilton will give them orientation AIRLIFT HEROES HONORED Top allied officials and thou- was also crowned <Miss is also engaged in real estate talks on Haitian history, ecosands of Berliners gathered in the German capital's Airlift Square business in to a recently dedicate 63-foot concrete monur umentt to the-30 British Chicago Defender> in approChicago, Illinois. nomic activities. and busiAmerican pilots whol lostt their lives flying the airlift during priate ceremonies, is Mrs. 3rd Place Miss Marian ness opportunities. SM Russian blockade in 1948-1949. Carved into three parts repreGoodloe from Nathaniel, of Detroit, Michi senting the airlift's three main routes, the monument bears the Susie B. Chata names of the 701 heroes, tham, Louisiana; second place gan, is native of Columbus, honours went. to Mrs. Sarah Georgia, who finished pub: T Powell Hamilton of Chi- lic schools in. that city is alsol a a - cago, Illinois; while the a graduate of Talladega ColR - -hird place victorv was won lege in Talladega, Alabama. by Miss Marion Nathaniel of Miss Nathaniel at present is Columbus, Georgia. secretary to a real estate firm in Detroit, MichiganJohn H. Sengstacke. edi- - tor and publisher of the De- The group is chaperoned fender was host to the by Mrs. John Sengstache, three top winners during wife of the Chicago Defentheir stay in Chicago. Many der's Publisher. She is Vice affairs were planned for President and Secretary of their enjoyment. the Robert S. Abbott Publishing Co., owner of the De The contestant who won fender. 1st place L Mrs. Susie Booker Goodloe, is a native of As a result of this goodChatham, Louisiana, who fin will project, in Augsur, a - ished the public schools of large group of Negro Den- WEat : mtot that city and is also a gradu- tists, members of the Naate of Southern University of tional Dental Association LIGHT UN Baton Rogue, Louisiana. She will visit Haiti. In associamyriad LIONTOF PSACE.S did graduate work at the tion with Haiti's Dental So- windows United were recently birthday to Bob Montana, a Bronx TAEE in attend be California at EUE MUFPORARITY dant, seems LNEE saying as feeds a special treat-a University of ciety they will conduct a a and a Peter. the the E Ter cabbage carrot-to hippopotamus on Los Angeles. Mrs. Goodloe dental clinic of E in Port-au- E peace of E 48th anniversary. distinction Kaesong Peter has the ER Mippo in captivity buthe might the be holding onto life being just in is a teacher of social science Prince. This group. will be the Afirroring werld the fashes is of a New. e get all his bills It is a neRsa paid up. well-known fact that at Jasper Henderson High headed by Dr. Charles aca York City's East River. albough not as ferocious as a rhinoceros, will, attempt a School in Chatham, bit of eharging now and then. Louisi Thompson, Treasurer of the lana. Defender. Mippo in captivity buthe might the be holding onto life being just in is a teacher of social science Prince. This group. will be the Afirroring werld the fashes is of a New. e get all his bills It is a neRsa paid up. well-known fact that at Jasper Henderson High headed by Dr. Charles aca York City's East River. albough not as ferocious as a rhinoceros, will, attempt a School in Chatham, bit of eharging now and then. Louisi Thompson, Treasurer of the lana. Defender. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JULY 29th KHAITI SUN> HAITI IS BARGAIN HUNTER'S DREAM the island can resist a shop- dian storeand souvenir shops <BEACHCOMBER- (Continued from Page 1) gain hunter's dream. Now ping spree. W hich features teakwood that U.S. customs regula- This small Caribbean is- tables for 25 dollars; silver (Continued) ling of Chinese and East In- tions allow U.S. tourists 500 land is an agricultural coun- slave bracelets for 7:50 doldian articles. dollars worth of goods duty try and sisal is one of its lars; sitk, kimonos for 10 dol- Mrs. France Moise leaves Haiti, only three hours free every six months or $200 chief exports. The fiber is lars; and Mandarin coats for today to oin her husband, from Miami by Pan Ameri- worth of duty-free goods made up into attractive rugs 35 dollars. Dr. advanced Paul, who is studying can World Airways, is a bar- every 30 days, few visitors to which sell for 11 cents a The most unbeatable medicine at Arbor, square foot in contrast to the <buy> offered* in Port-au- Michigan33 cents asked in the United Prince is Haiti's Barbancourt 0:- "Saves US time... money. e annoyance States. Multi-coloured sisal rum. One of the best in the To board a P.A.A. clipper shoes, popular with Ameri- West Indies, it sells for a dol today for holidays in New ..actually means added cans for beach wear, can be lar a bottle. A five-star bot- York are: Edad Morissean, profits" bought for as little as 2-dol- tle of elixir is given away for Yuonne Baker, Christine: lars a Dair. Bedroom slip- 1.25 dollars, Hoffman. pers and beanies are tagged 0:- at 65 cents and 85 cents, reLETTER Yesterday's voyagers to spectively, while women's (Continued from Page 2) Cuidad Trujillo included handbags range from 1 to 5 businessman Frank Wilson, dollars. your feet; he gets to his auto- and man about the country The <Magic Isle> abounds matically. You move, ever Vinton Burns. with precious woods but the so gently but firmly, toward :0:- one most sought by tourists the door, and the chances Dany Malbranche, locat is mahogany. Most popular are very good that he'll move PAA agent at Bowerr Field, items are 12-inch or 14-inch with you, saying good-by. bid his mother bon voyage -that's what countless business men are saying about salad bowls costing 4 to 6 You also have an invalu- and bonne chance yesterday dollars, with matching indi- able aide particularly as she left for New York vidual bowls at 60 cents a- when it's a general exodus (via PAA : of course) to CLIPPER'CARGO piece, and a set of servers for that's needed L in your clos- receive medical treatment.. 80 cénts. In the est friend among the Son, Adrian who Is at the Whatever vLare business it t many the price for these United articles States is At a word from you, he guests. can present time working inNY, arrive faster, TE you: save on li more than double. start an audible will be on hand to receive insurance, storage andi other leavetaking E numerous expenses. inventory-on that will her when LE more 20 in this important Shops in Port-au-Prince, the put road the in whole par- this morning' she afrives there transport, milli the capital, offer a variety of tyon no time. for these United articles States is At a word from you, he guests. can present time working inNY, arrive faster, TE you: save on li more than double. start an audible will be on hand to receive insurance, storage andi other leavetaking E numerous expenses. inventory-on that will her when LE more 20 in this important Shops in Port-au-Prince, the put road the in whole par- this morning' she afrives there transport, milli the capital, offer a variety of tyon no time. - E euf six solid coffee tables As for the guests who :0:- way to ship almost anything, mahogany drop EE MATE a in En with prices kanging from to unexpectedly stay for hours and when threaten Due to cléver manipulatN 500 6 As near as your Telephone The 3.50 tables dollars to 36 dollars. have other things you 1 ing and manoeuvering on to can be packed flat planned, the 0e 07 One phone your nearest PAA Office think part of Warrant Officer will quickly in the air and shipped to the United simple honesty is the Walker, the transport of E T Pte cargo. States by PAA's Clipper car- best policy. Say that you're guests to the 6to sixty 8 invited cockgo service for only 15 cents awfully glad to see them, tail Maison CLIPPER C PAA a pound and, since they can and wish you could spend Friday party evening at were Walker as com be listed on tourists customs more time with them, but nletely surprised as Mrs. CARGO declarations, they are not sub with you're the on your way to dine Walker when thev found ject to duty. Fergusons, work or you themselves assembled to Solid mahogany desks can brought the home from greet Mrs. Walke- in what PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS be made to order, shipped office, or whatever it. ist proved to bea 100 cent RUE DANTES-DESTOUCHES PORT-AU-PRINCE home the same way, and still You are well within per TELEPHONES 3451 2822 and it's far your surprise birthday party cost a third of the U.S. price. rights, than better which rall goes to prove that If desks weigh more than a just acting fidgety. a woman can be fooled. L'OMBRE de la MALARIA hundred pounds the Clipper ror cargo rate is eleven cents a Tinest Qualiry... menace-t-elje votre pound. Almost every feminine Finest Flavor.. tourist discovers she can afask for maison? ford one of the most treasur: ed brands of French perfumes. of CANADA One ounce Caron's <Nuit de Noel>, for example 2aud ACESER cOSts 15 dollars in contrast to Ba DRY 32.40 dollars, the tax-included U.S. price: The popular xRock Garden> of Caron is 9.50 dollars for one ounce. In the In the U. S., it is 18.75 dollars plus luxury tax. The most delicious flavors in the Haitian needlework is an- warld carry the Canada Dry other good buy for tourists. label. Name your favoriteHand - embroidered lunchCanada Dry makes it, and puts eon sets for four COSt 22 dol- into it all the quality, purity lars, while a set for six runs and sparkle that have made E LA to about 45 dollars. Pure Canada Dry the first name in Irish linen dresses, with beverages. Enjoy bottle soday. CANADA tasteful hand-embroidery or DRY drawn work, can be bought All flavorsfor 15 Prices PALUDRINE dollars. Linen handPopular Rntmne embroidered blouses start at 5 dollars while dainty chilVOUS PROTÈGERA: dren's dresses have price tags as low as 3 dollars. White linen bags, with embroiderSparkling Water Ginger Ale Cberry Soda En toutes Pharmacies ed covers that can be removBottled By 0.Ph.27 ed for laundering, are barUsine A Glace National, S. 4. Fabriquée par les, Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. gains at 6.50 dollars. handPopular Rntmne embroidered blouses start at 5 dollars while dainty chilVOUS PROTÈGERA: dren's dresses have price tags as low as 3 dollars. White linen bags, with embroiderSparkling Water Ginger Ale Cberry Soda En toutes Pharmacies ed covers that can be removBottled By 0.Ph.27 ed for laundering, are barUsine A Glace National, S. 4. Fabriquée par les, Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. gains at 6.50 dollars. Fruit Kola Cream Soda - Représentés S.A. Grape par TRANS-WORLD TRADING co., Port-au-Prince has an InNear Parc Leco nte Tel: 2079 --- Page 12 --- CHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 29th Buy Classified Advertisements Sell Help Wanted For Rent -For Sale Lost and Found Classified advertisements Concerning the above see WANTED TO RENT are accepted for things want- Real Estate Agency Rodor ed or unwanted; articles for Trading Corporation, Build- Persons wanting to rent a sale; personal service; mis- ing of Robert Bonhomme, house in Petionville during cellaneons items, such as 150 Grand'Rue. Phone 2780. these sweltering months i jobs wanted; bouses for On enquiring about any of see <Haiti Sun> Exposirent; ttoring; travelling the xReal Estate> bargains at tion Stand No. 29. companions; ideas for sale, the <Rodor Trading Corpornot accepted, advertise- ation Office ask to see their ments of political nature. fine modern handy ssewing Castera's Rate 25c insertion, maxi. machines> they sell them at Maternity amum of f wwords. an astoundingly low price. Clinic Tremendous Assoriment of Face TOWELS, Baih WANTED A city firm wishes to buy Dr Georges Castera's com TOWELS, all sizes and combination of Coleurs reasonably priced, good con- fortable, and completely modition office furniture. Con- der 12 room Maternity clitact the xHaiti Sun.> nic is at your service, This At Bargain Prices!! up-to-date clinic is locatedi RECORDS in the same building as the at Person with one of the Pharmacy Castera, opposite finest and largest selection the Telegraph and TeleFOR SALE of phonograph records in phone Building. Cali 2131. 1 House at Bas Peu de Haiti wishes to sell a limited Chose with 3 bedrooms, 1 number. Interested parties hall, 1 dining room, 1office, contact the <Haiti Sun.> Person wishes to buy a basement la 1 bathroom, 1 Bellle Greote Price 6,000 dollars. second hand bicycle. Contact the Haiti Sun. 1 Property at Haut de E NEN -YORK THE Turgeau measuring 80 feer MTTC STORE FOR by 110 feet Price 2,400 line S dollars. A - tearee H A T L House of 7 rooms at Bas : : : THE THRIFTY Peu de Chose Price 3,500 RDERART NAVIGATION a dollars. Sewicos un 11 House of 4 rooms at Bas ALLEN AAUSSAN RU33A7 PaRr us Peu de Chose Price 3,000 -UN dollars. OFFICE PRA 1 Property of 1/2 carreau FOR RENT 3) 252 - df land at Delma Price Two storeyed furnished Ave. Marie-Jeanne 1,000 dollars. house - ice box i stove, in SPORT 5 carreaux of land at Mar- Boudon. Rental $90. Contact Stand No. 29 aissant. Haiti SunExposition The Promoter : PONCE CEMENT D0cce AGENTSL ALLEN & BAUSSAN: offer their STANDARD HYDRAULIC PORTLAND CEMENT IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 Kgs NET 6 PLY <The Best Quality Cement at the Lowest possible cosb CALL - AGENTS MCAT ALLEN & BAUSSAN FRRE SYRIAN PAVILLON EXPOSITION Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 AE FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES FOR Bata THEWORLD EVERY OCCASION D0cce AGENTSL ALLEN & BAUSSAN: offer their STANDARD HYDRAULIC PORTLAND CEMENT IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 Kgs NET 6 PLY <The Best Quality Cement at the Lowest possible cosb CALL - AGENTS MCAT ALLEN & BAUSSAN FRRE SYRIAN PAVILLON EXPOSITION Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 AE FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES FOR Bata THEWORLD EVERY OCCASION A - Ce4