--- Page 1 --- II I an I un BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSAB: E EDITOR EM. h. MAINVILLE $ THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th 1951 No, 3 Foreign Minister Leger Replies to A Unique Housing Project PERSONALITY Questions on Japanese Peace Treaty OF THE WEEK At precisely ten o'clock ried coloured tiles that give last Friday morning Under each home an individual The Casino International On Foreign Minister Le- near future by the conclu- Secretary of Public Works look- There are 210 units is rapidly becoming one of ger's return from the Sah sion of treaties between, the Engineer Emmanuel Mi- and each will have at least the show places of Haiti and Francisco Japanese Peace United States and Japan, be- chaud, Deputy Fignole and two bedrooms in addition to chere is ample reason why. Treaty Conference recently, tween Japan and the Pa- members of the Press set off a bathroom, kitchen and Louis Ceresol, the distinguihe was interviewed at Bow- cific States. Elsewhere it is on a five-hour thorough balconies, front and rear. sed grey-haired gentleman en Field by a reporter of the on the occasion of'the San tour of inspection of the nu- Apartments for large fami- in charge of its game tables, <Journal of Commerce>, The Francisco Conference that merous public works in pro- lies will have three bed- formerly held the same posifollowing are the important gress in the Port-au-Prince rooms a luxury the aver- tion in the world's most statements of the Chief of area, including a visit to the n0e worker has never known. famous Casino...the glamothe Haitian Chancelry in asphalting of the main roads The- homes will have run- rous Monte Carlo. In fact, answer to the questions put to Cap Haitien and Cayes. ning water and the streets Mr. Ceresol is a true <Monéto him by our confrere. are well paved and lighted. gasques. .one of the 3,500 In an effort to give our The <Cite Ouvriere> will native-born citizens of the Can Your Excellency tell readers a complete reportage be self contained, that is, ît itiny principality of Monaca us what are the principal on each of. the various will have its own stores, where his family tree took changes brought to the Eastblic works how going on f (Continued on Page 3) roots some 300 years ago, the community, we will feaern situation by the Peace He first left his MediterTreaty with Japan? ture one each week indiviranean birthplace to get an dually. WATCHFUL SERVANTS The Eastern situation is. electrical engineering degree evidently modified by the This week the <Cite Ouvri in Paris... but it was knowfact that first of all Japan isi ere>: Friday, September 28, ex- ledge he never to future "fally reintegrated in the enOn high ground a mile citement ran high in the dor- use.. World I came Minister CPuE joyment of its rights as an Jacques Leger from the airport bordering mitory of the Bible School along and he joined the independent and sovereign the United States has just. the new road to Petionville at Balosse: Twenty four ranks of the French army. nation. concluded a Treaty of mu- Ais the workers' city of St. young local women had Afterwards he launched This Treatv of Peace con- tual Defense with the Phi- Martin, the Republic's uni- completed their summer a brilliant operatic career. stitutes in itself a Dowerful in lippines and signed a simi- que housing project, which course and were anticipating For the next two decades holidays. The term official strument which is somehow lar pact with Australia and is in the last stages of comthe young baritone was hailthat when the lever nf a svstem of se- New Zealand. pletion. ly closed evening ed by music lovers in all curitv in the East and in the The homes, (there are 3 the students on a fine parts of the globe. His South Pacific. This programme, gave flan voice Ohem system Other important changes different types) which are ringing was heard nf secumitr. wre believe, will have taken definitely in the low cost nelgraph lesson. is in the last stages of comthe young baritone was hailthat when the lever nf a svstem of se- New Zealand. pletion. ly closed evening ed by music lovers in all curitv in the East and in the The homes, (there are 3 the students on a fine parts of the globe. His South Pacific. This programme, gave flan voice Ohem system Other important changes different types) which are ringing was heard nf secumitr. wre believe, will have taken definitely in the low cost nelgraph lesson. (If you are on the stage of the Opera be consolidated within the (Continued place as a conse- bracket, are built of cement not acquainted with that me- Monte Carlo... the Opéra on Page2). blocks and roofed with va- (Continued 012 Page 6) (Continued On Page 4) 2XT-xasesess reomnganumAmemamae Col. Follanshee Leaves Afier Three Years Here As Senior U.S. Military Attache On the 22nd of this month bee who completes his exHaiti will .bid adieu to an tended assignment here as old soldier friend Colo- Senior Military Attache at nel Conrad Gordon Follans- the American Em bassy. Coll Follansbee of the General Staff Corps of theaU.S. Army came to Haiti in December 1948 with a wide knowledge of Haiti and her problems. A youthful - looking 50, the Colonel has a pleasant informal manned and speaks matter-of-factly about his military record which is distinguished. The Colonel said that his post here has been one of the most agreeable in his, y <Most agreeable post in 30 over 30 years of military Under Secretary of State, Emmanuel Michaud, gives explanations of the plan of tbe years of service (Continued on Page 11) Cite Ouvriere to tbe Directes of the Journal *Construction, Depnty Fignolé. --- Page 2 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 FOREIGN MINISTER LEGER REPLIES TO QUESTION ON JAPANESE PEACE TREATY tion, and it will respect to of the clauses of this Con- (Continued from Page 1) (2) the national treat- the exploitation and develop- vention which are applied ment with respect to ships, ment of air services. to international navigation quence of the conclusion of point of a new era in the navigation and imported pro of airships, and will assure the treaty. It is a question Pacific : that of a regional duce, and with respect to. Awaiting Japan to be- the application of practical of the surrender of certain union which may be as physical and juridical per- come a party to the Con- norms and methods adopted territories which were form- strong as that of the Organi- sons and their interests : vention relative to Inter as annexes to the Convenerly occupied by Japan- The zation of American States this treatment shall com- national Civil Aviation, it tion. latter, in fact, renounces all and capable of imposing reall questions regarding will assure the enforcement rights, titles and revendica- spect on any aggressor. The RT levying and collection of tions over Korea whose inde- union once realized will al- taxes, the access into courts, pendence it recognizes; to low the discarding of the passing and execution of -AEMOUR> Is Proud To Present Their Pure Lard all pretensions over Formo- danger of violent rupture 12 contracts, the property rights In The New Green And White Three Pound Tin sa, the Fish Islands, the tween the free world, on One (personal and real estate), Kouril Isles, the Antartic side, the Soviets and their (che participation as legal zone, the Spratly and Para- satellites, On the other side. - union once realized will al- taxes, the access into courts, pendence it recognizes; to low the discarding of the passing and execution of -AEMOUR> Is Proud To Present Their Pure Lard all pretensions over Formo- danger of violent rupture 12 contracts, the property rights In The New Green And White Three Pound Tin sa, the Fish Islands, the tween the free world, on One (personal and real estate), Kouril Isles, the Antartic side, the Soviets and their (che participation as legal zone, the Spratly and Para- satellites, On the other side. entities constituted in concels Isles. It renounces all What will be the conse- formity with the Japanese le rights, titles and revendica- quences of the conclusion of gislation and, in the tions deriving from the man- a treaty of peace with Japan pursuit of any kind general, of com: date regime of the Society for world commerce? What, mercial business Or activityof Nations and accepts to are,in concrete form, the abide to the measures taken prin cipal modifications II) Guarantee that the by the Council of Security brought to the status of that sales, and purchases made aon April 2, 1947 extending country, notably from the broad by commerthe trusteeship regime to the point of view of internation- cial concerns Japanese be based' excluPacific Islands previously al trade? sively upon considerations of under Japanese mandate. As for world commerce commercial order. Noting a unique fact at the consequences of the conARMOUR first sight : the. Treaty has clusion of a Peace Treaty sphere However taken may into be the omitted to indicate which with Japan can be beneficial tion, Japan will consideraState or States the territories to the international communot be obtaken from Japan will be nity. Surely, the entrance of liged to grant to an Allied given to. Evidently it is not that country into the cOm- Power the national treata question of independent mercial world cannot take ment Or the treatment of the favoured Laid Korea, neither of the Nansei, place without interfering the most limit that the nation interested within Shoto, Riou Kiou Isles, Dai- with certain acquired inter- Allied Power to, Nampo Shoto, Bonin ests. We have, for instance, grants to JaIsles, etc. placed under the lietened to the observations pan the national treatment trusteeship regime of the of the delegate of Norway of the treatment of the most UNO with the United States at the Conference. In mea- favoured nation, accordingas administrator. But the sured but firm terms the ly, within the same sphere. omission is notorious for all Norwegian representative III. No preferential meathe other territories detach- has remarked that the treaty sure will be considered as THE FINEST QUALITY ON THE ed from Japan. The reason imposes no restriction to constituting a derogation AVAILABLE AT ALL GROCERY MARKET STORES is (at Jeast it must be pre- Japan as toi its rights of prac- to the granting of national JOSEPH NADAL and that CO., sumed) the authors ticing whale hunting. The treatment of treatment Or Agenis of the Treaty will have International Convention On the most favoured nation, thoughr they had tacitly re- whale hunting limits to according to the case, if said ferred to the United Na- 16,000 units the yearly catch, measure is based upon an tions Chart . that in view of protecting exception customarily prothis industry whose situation vided for in the commercial Can Your Excellency tell is considered precarious due treaties of the party applying us whether he considers that to its already, strong de- the dispositions order upon the San Francisco Confer- crease. the need of maintaining its nce has contributed and will It is true that by the essential interests. of securi- - contribute in lowering inter- terms of the Treaty Japan de ty, and under the condition XeE national tension, or on the clares itself ready to enter that such a mesure may, be contrary render more pre- into negociations, in view of appropriated to circumscise the threats of violent making with each of the A1. tances and may not be app: rupture between the Demo- lied Powers agreements with lied arbitrarily and unreasocracies, on one side, and the the object of placing their nably. It is true that by the essential interests. of securi- - contribute in lowering inter- terms of the Treaty Japan de ty, and under the condition XeE national tension, or on the clares itself ready to enter that such a mesure may, be contrary render more pre- into negociations, in view of appropriated to circumscise the threats of violent making with each of the A1. tances and may not be app: rupture between the Demo- lied Powers agreements with lied arbitrarily and unreasocracies, on one side, and the the object of placing their nably. USSR and its satellites, On commercial and marine rela- Article GIII provides at the other side? tions upon a stable and last that Japan enter promThis question might have friendly basis. The principal ptly into negociations with changes brought to the Sta- any or all- Allied. Powers upbeen by borrowing discussed Onticke and to Brush tus On of in con- on the of said. Power Easy divergent arguments of eJapan. notably request qual value. Our personal nection with international or Powers in view of making Painting is a Jot easier when you have smooth-flowing opinion is nevertheless that, trade are as follows: bilateral or multilareral Central paints to brush on. Their fine oilsgivet them great far from making more pre- Awaiting the drafting of agreements in connection covering ability, and high-grade pigments assure fresh, cise that threats of violent the agreements as aforemen- with international civil air clear color even under severe weather and service conrupture between the Demo- tioned. Tapan shall, during transportation. ditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific cracies, on one side, and the a period of four years from research. URSS and its satellites, on the date of butting in force Awaiting the drafting of There are special Central paints, enamele the other side, the San Fran- the present Treaty (cf, art, such an agreement or agree0 a and varnishes for ell purposee cisco Conference has contri- 12 parag. b): ments, Japan shall, during C buted in lowering the inter- 1) grant to each of the a period of four years from national tension (strain). By Allied Powers, to its sub- ihe putting into force of the the demoto its tothat CENTRAL calling together jects, products and its Treaty, grant Taints present cracies of all parts of the ships: Pewer a treatment not less world, the Conference has (1) the treatment of the Ifavourable with respect to allowed them to be conscious most favoured nation with rights and privileges in matof their common task against respect to customs duties, ters of air transportation, communist aggression in the restrictions and other regu- than that exercised by that AGENT DIS STRIBUTORS East. into force of the the demoto its tothat CENTRAL calling together jects, products and its Treaty, grant Taints present cracies of all parts of the ships: Pewer a treatment not less world, the Conference has (1) the treatment of the Ifavourable with respect to allowed them to be conscious most favoured nation with rights and privileges in matof their common task against respect to customs duties, ters of air transportation, communist aggression in the restrictions and other regu- than that exercised by that AGENT DIS STRIBUTORS East. The San Francisco as- lations in connection with Powers at 'the date of the sembly marks the starting import and export of goods, aforesaid putting into execuE& G MAR TIJN S. A: --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 <HAITI SUN> ST. MARTIN'S AA W N Ne ai TO EVERY BUYER OF A WORKERS, CITY E Westinghouse - A I BEFORE OCTO BER 28th 1951 A Chance To Win FREE E 1. A WISTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MIXER Shacks of tbis sort are now being replaced by mod ern dwellings 2. AN ADJUST'O MATIC ELECTRIC IRON For Full Details See BOUCARD & CO. IMMEDIATELY FIN - RAT Have you a rat control problem? If so, please communicate with MASSIH & WYNNE, Manufacturers' Agents, P.O. Box 694, Port-au-Prince, They will be glad to furnish all details about this most effective new raticide. A corner of tbe wvorkers' city of St. Martin A UNIQUE HOU SING PROJECT (Continued from Page 1) churches, community centers usual <left overs> from conand other services required struction work; lawns, flowby a modern integrated com- er gardens and tree planting munity. A large school for the brighter side of any comboys and one for girls is near munity has not been forgoe ing completion. In addition ten, indeed it has kept a there will be a medical dis- breast with the building oE pensary and clinic, a baby this little city and adds tol clinic and recreation fields. its unique individuality and During the Friday morning neatness. visit one was immediately The construction progresd impressed by the cleanliness has been eagerly followed by bomes Martin's workers' and neatness of the new lit- members of the working One of the 3 types of of St. city tle city. There was none of class who feel it is material the usual signs of xbuildings proof that the government under construction> Or the has their welfare at heart. I TravelDirect to Miami by Sallines-çuersNiue weers A Uo NUEVO Hont DOMINICANO à a AR ut - 3a PRAi ur el uXuri louvly For Information See AgentROBERT E. ROY, Exposition Stand No. 7 P.0. Box 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 Personality of the Week tijosephu report (Continned) G530 Comique in Paris. The Scala lin Milan. He Sang in BrusSavane sels, Lyons, Bordeau, Naples Bologna, Verona, Madrid and Barcelona. Then after SALARY FOR CONSUL conquering the audiences PILGRIM THE II IN. KINGSTON of Europe he went on to TOWED AWAY FROM The Legislative Corps has operatic and concert tours of EXPOSITION DOCK enacted a law appropriating Australia, Egypt, the Unifor the fiscal year 1951-1952 ted States and South Ameri4 One of the exposition's in- the following salary and ex- can capitals.. .His favorite teresting land marks was re- penses for the Consul and role, <Figaro> in the Barber moved this week by the mo- Haitian Consulate in King- of Seville. IN. KINGSTON of Europe he went on to TOWED AWAY FROM The Legislative Corps has operatic and concert tours of EXPOSITION DOCK enacted a law appropriating Australia, Egypt, the Unifor the fiscal year 1951-1952 ted States and South Ameri4 One of the exposition's in- the following salary and ex- can capitals.. .His favorite teresting land marks was re- penses for the Consul and role, <Figaro> in the Barber moved this week by the mo- Haitian Consulate in King- of Seville. tor yacht belonging toCaptn. ston: 2,500 gourdes and Ace. This land mark the 1,000 gourdes monthly. The Irwas in 1935 that Mr Cemotor yacht Pilgrim II which function of this Consulate resol gave up the arduous has given our harbour a will be assured by a Consul life of the touring singer to RENAULT has created speci ally for rough roads asd troswanky Miami Beach look of first class. take up his post as gaming pical climates the COLORALE series for the past six and one half :0:- director at Monte Carlo. months, nearly as long as our FOR THE DEPARTMENT Eight years later he mardrab and forelorn looking OF FOREIGN RELATIONS ried a petite, black-haired * 25,000 cars have been ex ported since their mystery ship <La Paloma.> An extraordinarily appro- French beauty .Marcelle tion in October at the Salon de L'Automobile presenta- Paris The <Pilgrim II> a little priation of 87.522 gourdes Guérin. Height of Chassis: 3 inches more than the in older and a little feebler at is allowed the Department models current ten thirty Wednesday morn- of Foreign Relations for the Both Mr. and Mrs. Ceresol * Wheels: 750x16 ling was towed away to a purchase of automobiles for fell in love with Haiti when! * Motors: 4 cylinders Trucktype quiet and secluded anchor- the Embassies of Haiti in they arrived last Spring and ** Five speeds age at Bizoton. the United States of Ameri- they are enthusiastically Carry a load of: 800 Kg: with a trailer I ca, Venezuela, Mexico, Chi- setting up. housekeeping in Kg: Seven to ten persons according to up to 1,000 LOTERIE DE LETAT li, Legation in Cuba and Petionville where they mo- Top tropicalized for constant coolness fittings. HAITIEN Consulates in Miami and ved into a xpetite maison> * Suspension gregoire: 8 coil springs reinforced Bahamas. this month. of leaf springs blocks The Direction of the :0:- They are enthu- Gas consumption: 20 miles to the gallon on Lottery is happy to announce ACCIDENTS equally road rough that the 50,000 Gourdes of Thursday a 2.25 P.M. at siastic about the plans now the 1st prize of the 118th Rue des Casernes car No. underway to make the Port- THE RIGHT CAR FOR THE drawing September 21st was 3257 driven by Serge Gor- au-Prince Casino one of the FAST - RELIABLE PROVINCES paid to (Messrs. Gedeon donne, injured young Brantz glamor spots of the CaribCOMFORTABLE Williams, Emmanuel Ro- Louis who was immediately bean. Mr Ceresol disclaims main" and Delinois Delice- transported to the Hospital. credit for the expansion L'ABEILLE S.A. The 5,000 Gourdes of the :0:- program. He says the young Distributor for Haiti 2nd prize was paid to Mes- That same day at 4.15 people of Port-au-Prince can dames Vve Leon Liautaud P.M-, car No. 1680 driven thank Casino president Bruand Lafrance Bellevue, and by Leslie Cohen on the road no De Pol for the new dance to Messrs. Loubert Raymond, to Turgeau injured a chap patio which has recently Rodolphe Lafontant, Sylvio by the name of Rameau. The become a popular RendezCelestin and Joseph Pre- victim suffered bruises and vous. istributor for Haiti 2nd prize was paid to Mes- That same day at 4.15 people of Port-au-Prince can dames Vve Leon Liautaud P.M-, car No. 1680 driven thank Casino president Bruand Lafrance Bellevue, and by Leslie Cohen on the road no De Pol for the new dance to Messrs. Loubert Raymond, to Turgeau injured a chap patio which has recently Rodolphe Lafontant, Sylvio by the name of Rameau. The become a popular RendezCelestin and Joseph Pre- victim suffered bruises and vous. The Casino clients will sume. was sent to the Hospital Gen also see the results of Mr. L'OMBRE de la MALARIA 4 eral for medical attention. De Pol's taste and enterprise He finally left well :0:- when the new private salon menace-t-elle votre overdue, <Tao> Carl Golden- <CERCLE DES ETRANberg flew to Canada Friday NEW CONSULATE GERS> opens later this maison? to complete his studies at Sir. IN HAMBURG mortth.. .complete with imWilliam College in Mon- A new first class Consul- ported Italian furnishings. treal. ate has been created in Ham- Around December the Casi- :0: burg. The salary and ex- doors no Restaurant will open its Mr and Mrs Danny Male- penses of the Consulate will for the enjoyment of branche returaed from vaca- be as follows: 2,500 gourdes gourmets who love Italian tioning in Manhattan Man- monthly and expenses of and French specialties. The day1,000 gourdes. chef -also imported from ItaIv. is said. to be a master. About the same time the Casino's new Yacht Çlub will be completed. Later on, Mr De Pol is planning to installa salt-water swimming pool ...all in all could we ask for Solid gold swizzle sticks? LA a MORE WATER A decree of the President PALUDRINE of the Republic has modified the perimeger of the zone reserved to water supVOUS PROTÈGERA: ply of Sources Plaisance and Cerisier. Japanese Prime Minister Sbigern Yoshida signs tbe :0:- En toutes Pharmacies Treaty of Peace with 48 nations at the final session of Mr Alix left D.Ph.27 tbe Japanese Peace Conference at San Francisco, Califor- mission Large on a Fabriquée par les Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. mia, as otber members of the Japanese delegation watch. 2nd. to the U.S. on the Représentés par TRANS- WORLD TRADING CO., S.A S --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 <HAITI SUN> EUUVENIRE 70 EOUMENIRS QUICKLY NOW SAOD S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Tbe sbops in tbis section la Belle ereote lbave been checked by tbis sowspaper, and to tbe best of OIT knowledge la Bolle Greote tbeir merchandise is of good quality and good Ont FRIC -binnears walue. FRENCH PERFUMES - SW156 WATCHES Haiti's FRENCH PERFUMES Finest MAHOGANY WARE is to he found A Sleep Tune Value For Wide-Awake Shoppers! at MEN'S GEORGES COTTON POPLIN DESLANDES E FACTORY PYJAMAS Rue du Peuple Just the very Pyjama Value you ve been looking FISHER Tel. 2242 for comfortable, long wearing Pyjamas, inexpensive Art and Curio Shop ly priced! CH PERFUMES - SW156 WATCHES Haiti's FRENCH PERFUMES Finest MAHOGANY WARE is to he found A Sleep Tune Value For Wide-Awake Shoppers! at MEN'S GEORGES COTTON POPLIN DESLANDES E FACTORY PYJAMAS Rue du Peuple Just the very Pyjama Value you ve been looking FISHER Tel. 2242 for comfortable, long wearing Pyjamas, inexpensive Art and Curio Shop ly priced! Your Favourite MAISON ORIENTALE has Rue du Quai - Tel: 3145 (Save Time and Expense them in a full assortment of smart striped patterns and HANDCARVED Buy Direct from Faciory) HAITIAN MAHOGANY breakneck style. Better buy today wbile you may! YOUR FAVORITE STORE Aclog Runtnd IfTS UNENTALE (DADLANTS, TNTE LTD SA) ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LINCOLN N which has on the Our new department just opened t CAR first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and See for your selfHIRE GUY BARREYRE SAVORY HAYTIAN TRAVEL 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Phone 3394 SERVICE BUTCHER - DELICATESSEN 34, AVENUE JOHN BROWN Casiera's Malernity BEEF Boned Roast 0-50 Filet, Filet Mignon lb. $0.64 Boneless pork roast 0.60 Clinic Sirloin steak 0.60 VEAL Porterhouse steak 0.60 Veal Cutlet 0.56 Dr. Georges Castera's com Sirloin roast 0:45 Veal 0.45 fortable and completely moRolled rib roast 0.35 Veal Chops Roast 0.50 dern 12 room Maternity cliStanding ribroast 0.35 0.50 Veal Pork Roast 0.50 nic is at your service. This Round steak 0.30 T-Bone Steak 0.501 up-to-date clinic is located Chuck steak Veal 0.30 in the same building as the Pot roast 0.30 Ragout 0.28 Pharmacy Castera, opposite Rump roast 0.30 Liver 0.25 the Telegraph and Tele Short ribs 0.30, Breast phone Building. Lali 2131. Stew beef 0.28 Foot (each) 0.20 Brisket 0.28 Tongue (each) 0.60 Soup meat 0.28 Kidney (each) 0.12 Soup bones 0.06 Brains (each) 0-40 Chopped meat 0-28 DELIGATESSEN MTTC a NEW-YOPK, REG EGULAR ORT HAITI, NEW YORK Liver 0.28 Head cheese 0.50 thes Shank 0.16 Ham 1.00 DdE Tongue (each) 0.60 Salami 0.40 ED ten EE Kidney (each) 0.12 Pork sausage 0.60 REPAYING A. DEBT-One of the first New Yorkers to Brains (each) 0.40 Smoked 's 0.50 a - Red Cross for blood donors was 21-year-old Sgt. Na pig' knuckle SUBINAM NAVIGATION mew I Brooklyn. AgLgeN in the Korean fighting last Septembers Feet (each) 0.20 Sowrices Martinez told nurse Madge D'Al les dro, as she accepted his blood PORK Other variety meats ALLENE BAUSSAN TEL: 1367 0 "ligotiblood at the front and I Texght saw how to blood ri ve saved the lives of boys jn Korea. Ithink srme back Pork chops 0.50 ALSO FRESH FISH --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, -OCT. 7th 1951 WATCHFUL SERVANTS with its Book Store in the 100 COWS CONSIGNED Exposition, aims to help TO LOVELESS LIFE (Continued from Page 1) supply the demand for Bia to bles, hymn-books, and Chris- A hundred milk the hundred cows son was just around the thod of teaching, drop in tian literature. Ithink srme back Pork chops 0.50 ALSO FRESH FISH --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, -OCT. 7th 1951 WATCHFUL SERVANTS with its Book Store in the 100 COWS CONSIGNED Exposition, aims to help TO LOVELESS LIFE (Continued from Page 1) supply the demand for Bia to bles, hymn-books, and Chris- A hundred milk the hundred cows son was just around the thod of teaching, drop in tian literature. cows are munching soft-eyed and moo- pers flying from their co-educati- corner. But down in lower the Pavilion of the Presse At La Pointe, near Port de contentedly on rool- away onal of life Jamaica Argentina, summer was Evangélique on Harry Tru- Paix are concentrated other ing the way in and winter just man Blvd. and ask for a deing pastures of Jamaica, un- one flight is set for Mon- begining and monstration). Among other activities with the same aim aware of the loveless life to day, two for Tuesday and the mating season were features, a of reaching people with which they have been con- one for Wednesday - aren't a long time off. interesting group God's Good News. A Girls' about the presented the Parable of the Orphanage has been operat- signed. too happy assign- The pilot On that flight Ten Bridesmaids, as told in ing for 6 years; the Boys' home They're in moving Dulce to a new ment. was able to even the score a Matthew, Chapter 25. It Agua (Sweet- Only once before have few months later, was very realistic when the Orphanage was opened last water), Panama, a pretty they been cast in such a love when he flew five however, month. The Hospital and little 80 miles south- life That pairs of five who were unprepared village louser-upper role. mated minks over the same were refused admission to Dispensary are under the su- west of the Panamanian cap- was several years ago when route. This time winter the wedding banquet. pervision of a young Haitian ital. one of their number flew 20 just in was doctor who is also an Or- At first glance, it doesn't beavers from the Canadian beginning the Argentina, two These girls had come to- dained pastor. His duties in look like a bad deal at all. north woods to Argentina to honeymoons giving lucky in a minks gether to study the Bible. either capacity could keep The dairy plantation to form the nucleus of a fursingle year. They didn't learn how to him as busy as most people which they are going is one bearing colony in singularly Small as it may be, the smake a living", but they care to be, especially in this of the finest in Latin Ame- beaver-less South America. luckless Jamaican cows have did leave with a better under climate. He spends many rica, and they're making the Beavers, it seems, Ordin- one consolationmak how hours They're standing of to invest weekly on horse Or trip in style aboard four arily mate in the winter and ing aircargo by contheir over history lives in the service of mule going the moun- big Pan American World bear their young in the the cow tains stituting largest the Master.. As the hour of Or in a sail-boat going Airways cargo Clippers- spring. Up around the pas- shipment ever flown by Pan: separation approached, the to the island of La Tortue. There's just one catch. sengers' Moose Lake home in American Airways in its 24 last-day-of-school joy gave Why does he do it? That he The Bossy population of the Canada, summer had just years of operations. place to sorrow, as the girls may minister to those who farm runs into the thousands ended and the romantic searealized their days of work- need relief for their diseased but there isn'ta single Ferand studying, praying bodies, and healing for their dinand on the whole plantai playing together were sick souls. separation approached, the to the island of La Tortue. There's just one catch. sengers' Moose Lake home in American Airways in its 24 last-day-of-school joy gave Why does he do it? That he The Bossy population of the Canada, summer had just years of operations. place to sorrow, as the girls may minister to those who farm runs into the thousands ended and the romantic searealized their days of work- need relief for their diseased but there isn'ta single Ferand studying, praying bodies, and healing for their dinand on the whole plantai playing together were sick souls. tion. ended; lasting friendships The doctor's wife is di- Owner Roberto Chiari, had been formed. Even if rectress of one of their 30 son of a former president of their teachers were not en- Elementary Day Schools for Panama, employs artificial tirely satisfied with all the children. In addition, they insemination exclusively to examination results, they encourage as much as possi- keep his all-girl herd in a must have experienced a gen ble the Adult (Creole) Liter- milk-producing mood. Conuine satisfaction in the acy Campaign. Vacation Bi- tainers of the stork aid are these students responded a ble Schools for children (fre- flown to Panama from the the teaching received. quently well attended by United States three times The Bible School is a ma- adults) keep some of their each week by PAA Clipjor part of the project of the 37 workers busy all sum- pers, Unevangelized Fields Mis- mer. Skippers of the four Clipsion. Their aim is to teach young men and women the Editor's Note: This is the Word of God, that they may result of an interview, by they are creating great benebe prepared to share its mes- our reporter Linda Allen fits to the Haitian sage with their own people. with Miss Charlotte Dancy, through their people Next week the young men registered nurse and mis- hospitals and dispensaries. orphanages, will return to continue their sionary with the above men- Even though Haiti is prestudies through the winter tioned religious group. These dominately Catholic, freemonths. missionaries receive no sal- dom of worship exists here. Another branch of this or- ary but work only for their ganization, the Gospel Press, keep: As one can readily see, This is the first of a seBRASSERIE DE LA COURONNE ries of articles on religious For Tinest Quamy... groups established in Haiti. S A. Finest Flavor... ask for CANADA Le Touriste Zaus ACREXA DRY W le plus renommé d'Amériquel ch The most delicious flavors in the world carry the Canada - CANET Dry label. Name your favoriteCanada Dry makes M it, and puts Ca into it all the quality, purity M e and sparkle that have made EE Canada Dry the first name in beverages Enjoy a bottle today. CANADA DRY All flavorsR Popular Prices Setane IC ARELCA plus douxl, meilleurl Usine A Glace National, S. 4. Near Parc Leco nte Tel: 2079 THE CURACAO TRADING CO., S.A. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 <HAITI SUN> CORRESPONDENCE Mrs- Linda Allen : c/o HAITI SUN. Dear Madam: Since you say you wel- TI RORO GOES come suggestions, may I TO PARIS kindly point out that the fa- Local artist Ti Roro (virmous last.words you gavein tuose of the conical drum) PORTRAIT OF A HERO your recent article on TOUS set off this week to join SAINT LOUVERTURE Katherine Dunham in New The Birtb of a World (432 got an education based on rican federation came to no- were not his last, but the York and then accompany pp.) Waldo Eranck Rousseau. Since you say you wel- TI RORO GOES come suggestions, may I TO PARIS kindly point out that the fa- Local artist Ti Roro (virmous last.words you gavein tuose of the conical drum) PORTRAIT OF A HERO your recent article on TOUS set off this week to join SAINT LOUVERTURE Katherine Dunham in New The Birtb of a World (432 got an education based on rican federation came to no- were not his last, but the York and then accompany pp.) Waldo Eranck Rousseau. He spent mucli thing. NEXT to the last ones he her and her troupe on a Hougton Mifflin ($5). of his boyhood in the coun- Though he had been 'hai- pronounced. grand tour of Europe. Ti try, leading a life of cam- led as the Liberator, he Roro and his drum will reaIf Nature is against us; and hunting. A visit found himself deep in debt, Toussaint's very last words ceive the weekly salary of we shall fight Nature, and EE Europe helped to make abused by his compatridts, (just before he had surren- 75 dollars for his troubles. make it obey. The speaker him a patriot :a Spanish branded by his country's dered to Napoleon's troops Ti Marcel formerly with the is Simon Bolivar, the South officer sneereda at the colonies Congress As <an enemy of who had come to Haiti to troupe will return to PortAmerican liberator; the time and young Bolivar flared Venezuela. re-establish slavery) were au-Prince shortly. 1812; the occasion, an earth- up in such a hot retort that He idied feeling that he addressed to the <Chef de Di THREE SCHOOL GRANTS quake which by some terri- he was <advised> to leave was a failure. Writes Author vision> Savary, Command- FOR THE U. S. ble stroke of malice, has Madrid. Back home, he joi- Frank:eBolivar strove to be ant of the vessel <Le Heros>, The Service shattered the cities controlled ned the radicals, and when Moses, Madison and Jeffer- the ship that was banishing of Cultural by Venezuela's rebellious re- fighting broke out, threw son to a people not yet matu- him to a prison in France Affairs takes of the U. S. Embassy, publicans but left untou- himself into the cause of the re enough to produce them where he died in 1803. pleasure in announcched the cities loyal to republic. :this was his greatness and <En me renversant, On n'a the ing to interested parties that the Spanish king. A royahis cragedy.> Part of this abattu à Saint-Dominigue selection committee spelist monk shouts to the da- At this point, The Birtb greatness was his clearhea- que le trone le l'arbre de la cially instituted has desigzed people of Caracas that of a World becomes a pell- ded realization of how he liberté des nois; il poussera nated the three candidates a the cause of their misfor- mell yarn. Time & again, had failed. Wrote, Bolivar parles racines, parce qu'elles that are likely to be chosen tune stands before them: Revolutionist Bolivar's army :eIt will be said that I freed sont profondes et nombreu- finally for the travel grant Bolivar, The crowd begins was reduced to a handful the New World, but it will ses.> <In taking me away offered by the <International to seethe menacingly. With- of men. With despairing not be said that I achieved from Haiti (Saint-Domingue) Arts Program.> This proout a word, Bolivar strides patience he wrote articles the stability of welfare of you have felled the tree of gramme whose object is to and up to the monk and strikes and letters urging military any of the nations.> black freedom but that tree encourage assist young him down with the flat of discipline, an end to jealou- <TIME>,Sept. but it will ses.> <In taking me away offered by the <International to seethe menacingly. With- of men. With despairing not be said that I achieved from Haiti (Saint-Domingue) Arts Program.> This proout a word, Bolivar strides patience he wrote articles the stability of welfare of you have felled the tree of gramme whose object is to and up to the monk and strikes and letters urging military any of the nations.> black freedom but that tree encourage assist young him down with the flat of discipline, an end to jealou- <TIME>,Sept. 30tb. will flourish again, for its artists is patronized by the his sword. The crowd sy and anarchy among the roots are deep and strong.> National Institute of Educameltsaway. patriot leaders. <Our armys This is exactly what the black tion in co-operation with the he wrote, ais a sack with FRENCH JOURNALIST genius had foreseen the Rockefeller Foundation and Such was Simon Bolivar, a hole at the bottom>- ON STUDY TOUR abolition of slavery, and the the, Ford Foundation. as Waldo Franck writes, and words that might have OF AMERICAS expulsion of foreign troops frequently overwrites, about come from Valley Forge. French Journalist Tibor from his country. CORRESPONDENCE him. Tbe Birtb of a World Through sheer necessity, Mende of <Paris Presses> Kindly permit me as a Linda Allen is in the grand, Franck-incen- he became a brilliant and <Realites> arrived here Haitian to thank you as an Haiti Sun ced style: dramatic accounts guerrilla campaigner, mak- Tuesday from Mexico On American for your interest Dear Madam: of battles, perceptive essaysing up in mobility and another leg of his voyaging in the history of, my coun- In your recent very interon Latin-American lands- surprisel what he lacked throughout the Americas- try. article on TOUScharacter esting cape and linger- in numbers. Before he was Mr. Monde was assigned to Respectfully, SAINT of LOUVERTURE, ring portraits Bolivar through, he and his follow- visit activities sponsored by Willy Guercy. mention the fact that he was you and his aides, pretentious ers had routed the Spaniards Unesco in these countries, by 40 years old before on speculations the cwhole- from Panama to Peru, laid Dr. Torres Bodet, the direc- Dear Mr. Guercy: Thank he well,past learned to and ness> read write. of Bolivar's persona- the foundation of other tor general of Unesco. you very much for taking In Dr. Ruix Leon's daily lity. free republics in Colombia Journalist Mende spent Fri the trouble to inform me of, column of historical briefs Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecua- day at the Marbial Valley ex this verv important fact. I which MATIN <GENTEEL LE REVOLT> dor. amining closely the Unesco think you will find that under appearin title <FIGURES DE The book begins as biogra <IT WILL BE SAID pilor project there. Tomor- practically everv' foreigner NOTRE PASSE>, Dr. phies are supposed to, with In the end, he won only row he leaves for Cuba and who comes to Haiti is very gives us the age ras Leon Bolivar's background. His a partial victory. The Spa- from there he returns to Eu- much interested in the col- 40. In the new PAN exactly AMEland-owning family was rich niards were gone, but Vene- rope to report his findings. ourful history of your coun- RICAN UNION book on and fashionably enlightened. zuela remained riven by try. Haiti (compiled by Dr. MerSimon, born in Caracas in petty local interests and MADAME MAGLOIRE Sincerelv. cer Cook), the age is 1783, grew up in a egenteel provincial narrowness. Boli- AT <ECOLE IMMACULinda Allen- as 50 before Toussaint given var's learnatmosphere of revolts and dream of a Latin-Ame- LEE CONCEPTION: ed to read or write. I think Editor's Note: This is in we should take Haiti's foreThursday at 11.45, at answer to the first of a se- most historian's word for id Canape Vert the School Im- ries of articles on FAMOUS don't you? the age is 1783, grew up in a egenteel provincial narrowness. Boli- AT <ECOLE IMMACULinda Allen- as 50 before Toussaint given var's learnatmosphere of revolts and dream of a Latin-Ame- LEE CONCEPTION: ed to read or write. I think Editor's Note: This is in we should take Haiti's foreThursday at 11.45, at answer to the first of a se- most historian's word for id Canape Vert the School Im- ries of articles on FAMOUS don't you? maculee Conception> direct- LAST WORDS by famous Respectfully, La montre automatique la plus ed by Mme Carmen Lila- people connected with HaiG.B. petite du monde vois, received the visit of the tian hisotry. They do not Dear G.B. First Lady of the Republic, have to be thei very last The Pan American Union Mme Paul E. Magloire, ac- words, but any words utter- book gives the age as 50 on- # La première montre automatique companied by Mr. and Mme ed which have made the per- lv on Page - 19, however, avec roulement à billes Prophete and Mme Prosper. son FAMOUS in Haitian the final chapter on Page in history, literature, etc. Sug- 123, this publication states CONGRESS OF PROVINCE gestions, contributions, and thar Toussaint. was over 30 LABOR INSPECTORS constructive criticism will be before he learned to read or MAISON sladlv accepted, whether in wmite. GILG It was announced this English, French or Spanish. Iagree with you that Dr. week that a Congress of Pro- For the most interesting con- Ruix Leon's figure be Rue Bonne Foi vince Labor Inspectors would tribution guring any One considered as the correct should one, ETERNA:MATIC - be organized under the pre- month, a free subscription to and thank you for bringing sidency of honour of Minis- rheHAITI SUN will be don this matter to mv attention. rer Jumelle of the Labor De- ated by the Editor for that Sincerely, partment in Port-au-Prince. particular month. L. A. I --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 ATTENTION !!! Hour machng place in Pork. Fince BELCE CREOLE'S The ielephone number of the REFRESHING HOTEL IBO LELE Godafourtain Has been changed to MENU SOFT DRINKS MILK I SUNDAES MALTED SHAKES renvmn Please call to reserve iables for our FRUIT ICE CREAM JUICES Tuesday and Friday Dinner Dances YOGURT BEER On THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS beginning Seplemher 16th, from 6 to 8 BACON SANDWICHES HAM ANO EGGS LOOK. COCKTAIL HOUR ete COFFEE che ee with Ernest Lamy at the Piano PLACES TO EAT SUNDAY evenings, BUFFET SUPPER. la Bolle Encote PLACES FOR FUN 5,000 Feet mm - TO EASE THE TASK OF THE TAX PAYERS Almost A Mile Above Sea-Level Yet Only 35 Leisurely Minutes from Town The General Administration of Contribution (Inter- < CHATELET DES FLEURS > nal Revenue Office) has The Distinctive Place To Dine and Lodge just published a brochure of the highest interest on Remember the revenue tax, whose -COCKTAILS IN COOL KENSCOFF> summary is a follows: I Opinion of the Press. II- Guide for questions and Casino answers SO to facilitate the International interpretation. Port-au-Prince III- Text of the Law on ReMOST venue Tax. The brochure contains a LUXURIOUS LE RENDEZ-VOUS model of stock book and another model of cost price RESTAURANT DU MONDE CHIC book. The front page shows Tél.: 2676 a photo of the Chief of Stare,and is worded as follows A OL KENSCOFF> summary is a follows: I Opinion of the Press. II- Guide for questions and Casino answers SO to facilitate the International interpretation. Port-au-Prince III- Text of the Law on ReMOST venue Tax. The brochure contains a LUXURIOUS LE RENDEZ-VOUS model of stock book and another model of cost price RESTAURANT DU MONDE CHIC book. The front page shows Tél.: 2676 a photo of the Chief of Stare,and is worded as follows A : H.E. the President of the Republic Paul E. Magloire HOTEL who, through a financial, DINE El <San Michele> scientific and modern poliSATURDAY NIGHT Pension CY places us in the path of Drogress. A7 Ronchos XXX In cool Petionville, offers PORT- AU- PRINCE'S a delightful homelike atmosphere, comfortable rooms French, Haitian, and American Cuisine at very EE EE moderate prices. Special favorable terms,m.ybe arrana 8 MA AI etty ged for person wishing to UNTONDOECOEMLICS Ln VATENNOACTE stay as permenant M guests. A COULAOEETAMIELAE Tel : 7175 AVOIR CUNEMAISON CREERUNEE FAMILLE DE LETAT LOTERIE SOCIALE HAITIEN are IN ASSISTANCE grerauranctam CONFORMEMENT AU DECRET PRESIDENTIEL the DU 19MARS 1942 VISIT CANTINE oCCsor Goyer 25:000 BILLETS de20 COUPONS à B 9 C des 4 E a - Arto Gdes. 20°le billet.- Gde.leslecoupon - Plaotiques Le billet est payable au porteur,e et tvalablep pour 6mois. 08 RUE DU CENTRE E 20RT PRIN HAITI GROS LOT: GOURDES 100,000 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 <HAITI SUN> Caracas University in Vene- spent the last 13 months in in Jamaica studying welfare zuela. Paul is anxious to Paris studying tourism at work. Mr. Martineau is rereturn in December he Centre d'Enseignement Tour sponsible for the organizahas a date : he will wed istique. tion of small adult schools pretty Miss Jacqueline Rei- Felix took the opportunity to spread fundamental eduN her in December. to see as much of Europe as cation in the valley. These PAA <Marques> left for possible. He visited Spain, schools are the tentacules of Beach Miami Thursday to join his Germany, Belgium and Eng- the Unesco project, they are family hope it's a boy. land. run by local people who :0:- dcomen Incidentally Felix is now have been trained by the pro It is understood that Mr. quite a linguist, he speaks- ject in the technics and Dr. Shu Yen Lin, interna- Mrs. Louis Wankum return- Robert Wall, head of the English, Spanish, German, methods of fundamental edu tionally known fish culturist ed to Plantation Dauphin travel section of the Depart- Portuguese and. naturally cation In addition to his and ichthyologist of Hong Tuesday from their State- ment of Commerce, and Mrs. French and Creole. various other tasks Mr. MarKong, China, returned to his side honeymoonWall enjoyed their week va- :0:- itneau is responsible for the breeding, rearing and fattencation here at the St. Fran- Mr Saliba Issa Marzouka setting up of a credit COing of fish here Monday. Dr. The news from Cap Hai- cis Hotel immensely. They arrived in town Monday. operative among the peaLin has been away. naturally cation In addition to his and ichthyologist of Hong Tuesday from their State- ment of Commerce, and Mrs. French and Creole. various other tasks Mr. MarKong, China, returned to his side honeymoonWall enjoyed their week va- :0:- itneau is responsible for the breeding, rearing and fattencation here at the St. Fran- Mr Saliba Issa Marzouka setting up of a credit COing of fish here Monday. Dr. The news from Cap Hai- cis Hotel immensely. They arrived in town Monday. operative among the peaLin has been away. in the tien this week is of the mar- stopped over here on their :0:- sants of the Valley. U.S. procuring more little riage this month of Miss Lu- return from the Caribbean Jean Baussan is back Bunny Evans, Haiti's Confish- In time it is hoped cienne Etienne of SHADA to Tourist Congress in Cuidad after a pleasant 15 day busi- sul in Kingston arrived in that artificial fish rearing Lieutenant Jean Baptiste Trujillo. ness vacation trip to New town Saturday afternoon. will solve this country's food A.D'H at present stationed :0:- York. He was duly impres- :0: problems. in that fair"city of the north. Plantation Dauphin man- sed with the Manhattan set The new U.S. Ambassador 0: :0:- ager Don Lungwitz is flying up. Howard Travers nomination His Excellency President to San Juan On the 11th. :0:- was confirmed by the U. S. Mr. Robert Gerdy of <The Magloire invited the Press Business trip. R-C.A. Roger Lanoix Senate On Monday. Mr. TraReporter Magazines accom- to the movies Friday even- :0:- came back from his trip to vers is expected to arrive panied by his charming wife ing. The movies which were Mr. .Edward Hurlston re- the States Tuesday. here October 17th. Vicki, arrived in Port Thurs- shown at the Casernes Dessa- returned to Honduras Mon- :0:- day afternoon on a ten-day lines theater comprised two day. Friday David Borges celevacation. They are stop- films made by the local film :0:- brated- the anniversary of ping at the Hotel Oloffson. Company <Citadelle Films>, John Pratt flew to New his birth - - close to a half :0: and the American movie York Monday to join his a century ago. Mrs. Lucien iMontas, the <Malayn. The <Citadelle wife, Katherine Dunham, afMr. Henri Sendral return- Films> director Mr. Ricardo ter spending several months :0:- former Huguette Mallebraned from a visit to New York Widmaier personally arrang here at' Chez Pauline. In town for a day thig che, wife of the Editor in and Virginia last Sunday af- ed the screening of his film- :0:- week were old-time visitors chief of the Nouvelliste, and ternoon. to Haiti H. E. Miller of the vice-president of the Jouring of the <Labour Day Pa- This week Mrs. Louis 0: rade>, and beautiful Roy New York Herald Tribune nalist Club, birth to a a col- the former Micky Leger ac- and Arthur Vigeland of the bouncing gave this A familiar figure in these oured one of <Carnival companied her daughter Ra- New York Times, week. baby boy parts for the past year Harry 1950.> phael to the U.S. where she Raoul Martineau, head of :0:- Bentley of London, England, :0:- will undergo medical treat- Adults Education and Co- Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Aland Kingston, Jamaica, left The Nuevo Dominicano is ment: operatives at Unesco's Mar- len welcomed a addiMonday afternoon to join due in Port Tuesday with a :0:- bial Valley project, left tion into the family new last Katherine Dunham and her full cargo of tourists. Thursday Miami, Florida, Thursday to spend a month week-end. group in New York- Harry :0:- opened her vacation doors was accompanied by Adrien It's Mrs. Nanie Voigt's to Mrs. Milo Malval, the E Ciceron a well known local birthday this Tuesday. and Kingston, Jamaica, left The Nuevo Dominicano is ment: operatives at Unesco's Mar- len welcomed a addiMonday afternoon to join due in Port Tuesday with a :0:- bial Valley project, left tion into the family new last Katherine Dunham and her full cargo of tourists. Thursday Miami, Florida, Thursday to spend a month week-end. group in New York- Harry :0:- opened her vacation doors was accompanied by Adrien It's Mrs. Nanie Voigt's to Mrs. Milo Malval, the E Ciceron a well known local birthday this Tuesday. former Mercedes Theard. Refresh... fars :0:- Add dancer who Miss Dunham :0: has invited to join her in Karl Muletrz of Planta- One of the Capital's most New York. tion Dauphin is working frequent visitors Mrs. Evelyn To The a Zest Hour :0:- off his State-side vacation Eisen, daughter of Nat Feld this week. the <One Oak Dairys man, A coincidence, the <Ori0: arrived in Port Friday af- Ll entalen from New England Our San Francisco corres- ternoon on a month vacaarrived back in town the pondent sends news of the tion. Casino International defrost- birthday celebrations of An0: ed its crap table and it once dre Rouzier in that city. He Nana Siegel returned to more adorns the gaming ends with word that Andre Jamaica Wednesday to furrooms of this classy suicide and his charming wife Eli- ther her studies at the cImestablishment. zabeth will return to Port- maculate Conception> in :0:- au-Prince for Xmas. Kingston. 0:- 0:- From Belgium CO mes Married last evening at Returning home to their, word of the marriage of Mr. six at the Sacre Coeur Church native land for good : are Joseph Broos to Miss Jeanne Turgeau, were Miss Yoland Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Hilaire Meyvis on October 18th. Lebrun. and Frantz Lauture. who have been away-in Aru- :0: :0: ba these past years. Newly wedded Mr. and :0:- Eric Tippenhauer and Sen ator Rene Roy left on a busi- Mr Walter Meinberg flies ness trip to the U.S. Thurs- to Miami Florida today. day. :0: :0:- Back at his job as Chief of Paul Verna completed his the Information Section of vacation Friday and returned the National Tourist Office to studying Diplomacy at is Felix Racster who has calili "Coke Shu Bantancount adfer i sither may botk since merbs meas the same thing REG.TRADE MARK Famous RD DB ATHONY. e a C9C4-001A CARPANY 0 --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, -OCT. 7th 1951 CARIBBEAN ISLANDS HAVE MOUNTAINS TOO ! Most of them have swim- bins which rent for as little IMPORTANT ming pools and horseback as $6 a day, a fine restauAmericans find it hard to Kel rates range from 6 dollars riding facilities. rant and two modern Pan American World Airbelieve, that the West In- to 15 dollars per person a Fifteen miles from Port- swimming pools. The orchid ways is pleased to inform dies offer pleasant mountain day but the average rate for au-Prince is Kenscoff, a -filled forest, dotted with Commerce and the Public in resorts with summer wea- a single with bath is be- pular mountain resort. Kens- po- waterfalls, offers pleasant General that all, receivinn ther every bit as cool as that tween 7 dollars and 10 dol- coff is situated at 4,200 hiking. and shipping C of North Carolina. lars a day. That rate in- above level Here At Aguas Buenas, a mounoperations - feet sea Clipper Cargo will be han In the minds of most U.S cludes meals and in many visitors may stay at the Cha- tain. with summer wea- a single with bath is be- pular mountain resort. Kens- po- waterfalls, offers pleasant General that all, receivinn ther every bit as cool as that tween 7 dollars and 10 dol- coff is situated at 4,200 hiking. and shipping C of North Carolina. lars a day. That rate in- above level Here At Aguas Buenas, a mounoperations - feet sea Clipper Cargo will be han In the minds of most U.S cludes meals and in many visitors may stay at the Cha- tain. town 40 miles from dled at Bowen Field effec travelers, the trademarks of cases also includes the use telet des Fleurs. This char- San Juan is the Hotel tive October 1st 1951. the Caribbean islands have of swimming, tennis and ming hotel is situated in the Jagueyes. It has bungalows been soft, warm breezes, golf facilities. center of fields which pro- lent with privatebaths, an excel: Clipper Cargo Clients are powder-fine beaches and In the Dominican Repub- duce cut flowers for the cuisine, a swimming advised that these new facilush tropical vegetation. But lic, the picturesque moun- winter market in the United pool, horseback riding and lities al Bowen Field have at least three of the islands tain town of Jarabacon has States. Horses are available dancing. been provided to facilitate - Jamaica, Puerto Rico and an iltra-modern, 100-room for mountain rides and the he expeditious handling of Hispaniola (which is made hotel called La Montana. Lo- scenery is superlative. A NEW BUDGET incoming and outgoing shipup of the Dominican Repub- cated at 2,400 feet above sea country club is only 30 miments. lic and Haiti) have rug- level and overlooking the nutes from the Chatelet SO The new Budget is in ged mountain scenery and magnificent fertile Vega tennis, golf and swimming force as of October 1st. In PAN weather that is invogorating Real (Royal Plain), La Mon- are accessible. order to prepare in time the AMERICAN WORLD by day and almost chilly by tana has spacious grounds edition of <Le Moniteur> AIRWAYS night. All of these islands and a spring-fed pool. Legend has it that when the workers of the Imprimeare within a few hours of Throughout the year the Christopher Columbus wan- rie de IEtat were obliged to the United Pan Port-au-Prince, States by days are like spring, while ted to describe Jamaica to work day and night last September 25th, American World Airways. the nights are cool enough Queen Isabella of Spain, he week. 1951. for a light blanket. took a piece of paper, crum The Dominican Republic pled it in his hand, and 6 is crossed by four almost- This mountain retreat is threw it on a table before parallel mountain ranges. onty a 212 hour drive from her. If the indefatigable The central cordillera is the "More Ciudad Trujillo, the Domin- discoverer did do this, he Enjoyable" highest, not only in the coun- kcan capital. gave the queen a perfect try, but in all the Antilles. idea of this British colony's that's how thousands of It has summits like Pico Tru One of the first things topography. experlenced towers travelers jillo, which 10,300 U.S. tourists will notice deseribe their feet. when they arrive at Port- Kingston, the capital, exAights au-Prince, Haiti's capital, tends from the harbor up More than two-thirds of are the mountains. They into the foorhills of a range the total area of Haiti is form a magnificent back- of misty blue mountains. mountainous. Morne la Selle - drop for the glistening white Near the capital are a numthe highest peak, rises 8,790 city which sprawls from a ber of hotels where the air feet above sea level. wide cobalt harbour up into is unbelievably refreshing. the lower slopes. Bamboo-Lodge, for examIn Jamaica and Puerto ple, is situated in the Blue Rico there are more moun- Many of Port-au-Prince's Mountains at an altitude of tains than level land. The hotels are located on the 2,400 feet, but it is only 12tallest peak in Jamaica, part mountain slopes or in subur- 1/2 miles from PAN Kingston. 8,790 city which sprawls from a ber of hotels where the air feet above sea level. wide cobalt harbour up into is unbelievably refreshing. the lower slopes. Bamboo-Lodge, for examIn Jamaica and Puerto ple, is situated in the Blue Rico there are more moun- Many of Port-au-Prince's Mountains at an altitude of tains than level land. The hotels are located on the 2,400 feet, but it is only 12tallest peak in Jamaica, part mountain slopes or in subur- 1/2 miles from PAN Kingston. Blue wia of the Moutain range, ban Petionville, which is AMERICAN is 7,402 feet high. Puerto 1,500 feet above sea level. Riding, and other hiking, sports swimming are avail- à Ivery The service detell le thoughtful, the hoepitality gensine. Rico's largest range is sevableef a century of of your flight reflocts in nearly a eral thousand feet lower. Americans, wishing to be travelere the experience serving diserimis M world over. near the shops, restaurants Manor House, a 40-acre Travellers will find also and historic points of inter- estate on the lower slopes that it doesn't COSt a lot of est of the city, while enjoy- of the Blue Mountains, is NEW YORK money to enjoy a summer ing a cool climate and Out- SiX miles from Kingston. non-stop vacation in the Caribbean's dor sports, will find these On its beautiful kept eate deluxe mountain playgrounds. Ho. ECS hotels the perfect answer. grounds, tourists will find rates. now cBheet.. low D VE SE P restful to Paris, connections from ES York a atmosphere and ERCTAS Europen cities. many facilities for sports. Manor Miami Courtleigh Hotel, Dally although only 372 miles Kingston, Atre vhe 1 from Kingston, also offers stop service. serve all FF cities, nonPE EM pleasant weather in summer due to its elevation. Ciudad Trujillo-San Juan Once the mansion of a Re t services flights to - times, wealthy Jamaican, it has cities. ee dontur four acres of green lawns Near and formal gardens Riding East horses can be obtained. Regular "Strato" ae New double-decked to E3r Adjoining the property is Hanbul-Beart-and completely around USA AZ Ithe Club where REE Cyobs Liguanea You can now "fly PAA" CTicbn guests may swim, play golf where. in fact, to 83 countries almost any- and and tennis at no cost. colonies on all six continents. Great-ridig.COMPLETE Puerto-Rico, which is For reservations, see your Travel Agent ar MOTORBIKE - amazing low cost! now coming into its own as PAA Want the best for the Least? Then here's your answer- a Caribbean playground, has MOST WORLD'S B.S.A. Bantam a British built complete motorcycle, with several mountain resorts. AIRLINE EXPERIENCED features galore and riding qualities which make it a real Less than two hours - stand out. It's sturdy dependable handsome. car from San Juan, the ca- by ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY PAN AMERICANT pital, is EL Yunque, a 3.400 Contact -feet peak in the oldest U.S HORED AIRHAYS VALLES and BAJEUX forest preserve. Bantes Port-au-Prinee Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors El Yungue Tolephonos: smtric and 2812 Atop are ÇaTH nate. PAR, --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, OCT. 7th 1951 <HAITI SUN> Page 11. Nene. d'Or, Saturday evening, This reception, which is an evident sign of the popularity enjoyed by Minister Domond in all spheres and particuH larly among his collaborawas SPOR AUUPPE tors, offered due to the initiative of Messrs. Fritz dleach Basquiat and Ludovic Lafon- MAUREEN CONNOLLY, singles tennis champion retant and employees of the at 16, became the United cently at Forest Hills, New States combor Departments of Commerce National womens YorkState. ene. d'Or, Saturday evening, This reception, which is an evident sign of the popularity enjoyed by Minister Domond in all spheres and particuH larly among his collaborawas SPOR AUUPPE tors, offered due to the initiative of Messrs. Fritz dleach Basquiat and Ludovic Lafon- MAUREEN CONNOLLY, singles tennis champion retant and employees of the at 16, became the United cently at Forest Hills, New States combor Departments of Commerce National womens YorkState. (centenusd and National Economy. Born September 17, 1934, Miss Comnolly won the Mr. Basquiat made title 12 days before sbe ben The Casino International Not a pleasant month Oc- speech in which he expressed came 17. opened the crap table to all- tober - return to the city that the Secretary of State comers this week : but old from summer in the glorious Domond, in a few months, The triumph of tbe blonde time players say it's not the mountains have your dri- has added deeds to words tennis ace from San Diego, same : a little <Bagaye> vers' licenses, auto registra- within the lines of the policy California, brings to mind. that spins the dice and gives tion, permits de sejour, iden- of the Governement of Prea former U. S. national woyou a pair of new ones after tity card etc. renewed and sident Magloire. He conclumen's singles tennis chameach throw xSa terrible> you are sure to catch a cold. ded with. a toast in honor tion, Helen Wills, wbo won : this does not give you a :0: of the President of the Retbe title in 1923 at the age chance to monopolize the Alberto F. Aguerro, the public. of 17. table with your own dice Or new Advisor to the ArgenAt Forest Hills, Miss Condoes it allow the dice to get tina Embassy here arrived More than 200 employees molly bolds the championhor. It's treason chorused last Sunday. attended this grand recepsbip cup she won. the habitual gamblers. tion which fwas followed e :0: Mr. Aguerro has had a by a ballCOL. FOLLANSBEE There was no fanfare of very interesting Diplomatic (Continued publicity but nevertheless past. Among the numerous from Page 1) it's to be marked up as an posts posts he has occupied HAITIANS AND cer Elias Pina. The Haitian life, He found his abevent of historic importance are: Consul in Copenhagen, DOMINICANS FETE Delegatibn was headed by sorbingly job and sain agricultural circles of this Advisor to the Embassy in IN BELLADERE :Minister of Interior and interesting Like Brussels, Deputy Director of National Defense, H.E.M. tisfying. others who nation : the handing over the Cultural Affairs DepartArséne Magloire, in have lived in Haiti he has of the entire agricultural excompa- found the life ment of the Ministry of Forny of Under Secretary of tempo of here perimental station at DaAffairs in Buenos Last weekend a delega- Agricullure, M. Jean Ker- most pleasant, the people mien by SCIPA. eign Aires. tion of Haitians and DominiA new Secretary has also nizan, Colonel Cantave, hospitable, cheerful, courabeen to the cans met at the border towns Commander Central geous and courteous; the Dadou Sendral returned appointed Argen- of Belladere and Elias Pina Depar- scenery and climate today from a business trip to tine Embassy here. He is Mr. in the interest of strengthe- tement, Captain Pierre Belladere Ver- compare. Add to that beyond the the aCap.>. George Sorondo who was ning the. ties between their District, tus, Commander Lieutenants unique culture and tradition :0: previously Secretary of the respective countries. The Do. and and Pean of Haiti and you have the The Fleets in Port again... Embassy in Cairo. minican Delegation which Perpignant, Information M. Ro, secret ofi its charm, he claims. business_will be brisk in cer- Mr. Sorondo has left Egypt was received on the border land Montas, Press Keenly interested the tain sectors of the city for and. .>. George Sorondo who was ning the. ties between their District, tus, Commander Lieutenants unique culture and tradition :0: previously Secretary of the respective countries. The Do. and and Pean of Haiti and you have the The Fleets in Port again... Embassy in Cairo. minican Delegation which Perpignant, Information M. Ro, secret ofi its charm, he claims. business_will be brisk in cer- Mr. Sorondo has left Egypt was received on the border land Montas, Press Keenly interested the tain sectors of the city for and. should arrive here comprised 120 members and Service da, Prefect and Propagan- development of Haiti's in na the next twelve days- Tour- shortly. was headed by the Civil Meresse Boivert, Depu- tural and in :0: ties Woolley resources, the ist shops and night-spots are Governor of the Province of Salomon ond advancement of The Cuban artists, sculpAlexis and other her people prepared. tor Theodore Ramos y Blan- San Rafael, Sr Emilio Ra- civil and military authori- in education, healch, :0:- genco and art critic Siere mon de Luna, and high rank ties off Belladere. eral prosperity and well In combing the beach this Juan officers, Major Juan Tomas being, he Haiti week I stumbled on a terri- y Velez returned to Havana Diaz, Departement Inspector will not hopes lose its that old time ble cold it's a fact that last Sunday after a fortnight of the South, Major, Rene The high lights of the charm in the more colds were registered visit to our Capital. Valdez, Chief National Po- meeting was a concert offered Besides his process. his this month than any other :0: lice for the South, Captain the Municipal orchestra interests lie in job, the major He Port-de-Paix, Elias a new family, months of the year. Deputy. of Melcher Mejia Dalleman, Pina, merin- likes :0:- Mr. Franck Lanoix, left last gue which has been dedicagood music, dancing, week for Havana. Military Commander of ted to the Presidents of both driving a jeep over Haitian Minister of Interior Ar- :0:- Elias Pina, Captain Horacio fHaiti and the Dominican' mountains, sea bathing, Haisene Magloire is On an in- A splendid fête to honour Frias, Commander of Pedro Republic. A ball in Bella- tian rum, Haitian coffee and spection tour of the south Secretary of State Jules Do- Santana, First Lieutenant Dr. dere climaxed the day's cele- opportunities for just plain this weekmond was offered at Coq Ricardo Garcia, Medical Offi bration. Within the near loafin'. include: His known dislikes future a meeting similar to formality, stand-up this one is to be held in one receptions, duty in WashingC'est pourquoi L dams le monde of the Dominican border ton, and exercise (which he Record I entier, towns. claims shorten the life.) He de plus forts tonnages sont transportés turspca says he would. like to become a general so that his boye de sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur can say that he made the longevtiél One of our most impres- grade, but if that is not pospneus de toute autre marque sive citizens, well known sible he would like to be Ernest G. Chauvet, Haitian turned out to pasture in some Les entrepreneuradee camionnage et des services kilométriue tout en assurant le- meilleur Delegate to the United Na- quiet corner of the world. d'autobus savent que les pneus poide lourds service puiase attendre de pneus poids tions, returned from the He promises to return here Goodycar font preuve d'un maximum de lourds. TS un maximum d'avantagesU.S. Thursday. Mr. Chauvet at every - et available longévité d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodycar! nage et des services kilométriue tout en assurant le- meilleur Delegate to the United Na- quiet corner of the world. d'autobus savent que les pneus poide lourds service puiase attendre de pneus poids tions, returned from the He promises to return here Goodycar font preuve d'un maximum de lourds. TS un maximum d'avantagesU.S. Thursday. Mr. Chauvet at every - et available longévité d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodycar! will spend a short time in t opportunthe before HICapital ALL-WEATHER -MILER RIB ILER Goodyear offre d'autres pneus ing to Paris to attend proceed- the TCF ATA extra-robuste oad 6th session of the United Saturday September 29th Lug- Grip srndiber Nations. the marriage of Engineer Xtra Tred. Guillaume Celestin to Mlle :0; Jeanne Petrus was. celebrats GOODYEAR ed at St. Gerard Church, George Rigaud rwent to :0:- New York Monday by Mr and Mrs Jean Hennl P.A.A. -WEATHER -MILER RIB ILER Goodyear offre d'autres pneus ing to Paris to attend proceed- the TCF ATA extra-robuste oad 6th session of the United Saturday September 29th Lug- Grip srndiber Nations. the marriage of Engineer Xtra Tred. Guillaume Celestin to Mlle :0; Jeanne Petrus was. celebrats GOODYEAR ed at St. Gerard Church, George Rigaud rwent to :0:- New York Monday by Mr and Mrs Jean Hennl P.A.A. Elié returned from a visit to :0:- Miami Tuesday afternoon. 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