--- Page 1 --- II A I I I un BERNARD DIEDERICH GERANT RESPONSABLE EDITOR a EM. A. MAINVILLE S THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME I1 Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th 1951 No- 4 Max Pierre-Louis Shot In Search of Minerals PERSONALITY Stealing Dungarees Since January of this year Company the provisional li- OF THE WEEK Mr. Louis Dejoie, Engineer cence of exploitation No. 2 At around 1.30 p.m. week- himself in the busiest section Agriculturist and Senator of with the notice, by virtue of days business is normally of the city :. but veteran tne Republic, president of che Law on Mines, publishslow in the downtown shops, detective Laguerre had twen the Anonymous Society ed in xLe Moniteur> and and the attendants are usu- ty years of active duty be- *etablissements Agricoles et other newspapers of the ally preoccupied with leav- (Continued on -Page 3) Industriels Louis Dejoies Capital. ing or returning from lunch. BNRH, Of Labour has directed the search for We have asked Engineer It's a lazy period of the day, Depi. manganesé and radioactive Dejoie his opinion on the the sun at its zenith, and so And Esso Employees products. Mr. Dejoie made mine Morne-Macque at Gros Last Thursday at the Attend Institut two trips to New York and Morne in the Artibonite Deabove mentioned time there Haitiane-Americain returned with the latest partment, and his answer is was a citizen who was far uranium direction devices as follows: from running true to form, Special arrangements have which have been used over (Continued on Page.2). in fact, it was a citizen been completed by the Insti- 'the entire Republic in search who as far as the police re- tut Haitiano Americain for of the much sought after cords can determine has the admission of selected uranium. At the beginning <Culture> Movement Madame Léone Valentie never run.t to any pattern groups of employees from of July, Etablissements Agri The is a charming dark-haired other than that of a crimi- several important govern- coles et Industriels Louis De. French woman whose petite. nal- This citizen with the mental, civic, and business jores S.A., presented a pro- Thursday evening-at..00 size and delicate bone struc name Maxs Pierre Louis organizations to its fall class spection claim for mangan- under the sponsorship of a ture give her a remarkably taking advantage of the es in English. ese and other minerals, and group of intellectuals and doll-like appearance. So it hour. entered No. 3 Store of The largest group is com- on September 28 the office, artists <Culture> inaugurat seems somehow appropriate the La Belle Creole depart- posed of spproximately 100 of the Secret.ry of State of etl an exhibit, the first of ihat she should spend her ment store and after select- employees ofthe Banque Na Public Works granted that its kind ever to take place days fashioning an array, of ing seven pairs of dungarees cionale de: la Republique here. It was Morisseau-Le- miniature mannequins to ilby-passed the cashier and d'Haiti, who are being sent New Social Welfare roy who was directly respon- lustrate two of her great headed at a quiet pace in the under the énthusiastic spon- Scholarship Awards sible for the exhibit and the loves Folklore and the direction of the market. An sorship of Mr. Christian Esiahlished idea behind it. Morisseau Theatre. The Parisienne has alert store artendant caught Aimé, President of the Bank, brought this idea home with had plenty of opportunity to a glimpse of what had taken and Mr. cashier and d'Haiti, who are being sent New Social Welfare roy who was directly respon- lustrate two of her great headed at a quiet pace in the under the énthusiastic spon- Scholarship Awards sible for the exhibit and the loves Folklore and the direction of the market. An sorship of Mr. Christian Esiahlished idea behind it. Morisseau Theatre. The Parisienne has alert store artendant caught Aimé, President of the Bank, brought this idea home with had plenty of opportunity to a glimpse of what had taken and Mr. Arthur Herres, Vice This fall, for the first him when he recently return make first-hand observations place and immediately gave President, as part of the long time, United Nations social ed from his first European in both fields. As a child the word to plain clothes de- range plans of the Bank to' welfare scholarships have trip. His many friends greet- sbe accompanied her father, tective Denis Lacuerre sta- train its younger employees been awarded to enable stu- ed the opening of such a a pioneer technician in aviationed close at hand and tofill positions of increasing dents of one country to pur- movement and among the very much awake. Detective responsibility. in which a sue advanced academic stu- (Continued on Page 12) (Continued on Page 3) Laguerre who knew Pierre- workng knowledge of Eng- dies in the colleges and unLouis from numerous meet- lish is becoming essential. iversities of other countries. WEDNESDAY 145TH ANNIVERSARY ings before, in the line cf The Officers of the BNRH Previously such scholarships OF DEATH OF JACQUES DESSALINES duty, quickly gave chase. are sO convinced of this ne- were awarded only in the By LOUIS MERCIER The thief's objective-to lose (Continued on Page 7) (Continued on Page 7) Dessalines is the most re- to wallow in the mire of presentative product of the slavery to understand Descolonial régime. He seems salines, his behaviour, and to have been the person upon whom the stigma of slavery (Continued on Page 10) 'made the deepest impression, dhe one to whom it caused the greatest suffering. His actions. were only a violent reaction against cruel and arbitrary masters. If we examine his life without first delving. into the horrors of the colonial régime and fail to' place him in the environment in which he developed, only a grave injustice will be the result In order to penetrate into the. depths of the colossal evils it is necessary to set aside one's own civilized and Christian contbe engagement party of larie Maurasse and Alix Fombrun. (See Page9) cepts and it is also essential EMPEROR DESSALINES I --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th IN SEARCH OF MINERALS which have given us the In Honour Of ches. His former pupils of (Continned from Page 1) proof, as our friend Dejoie Professor North the Ecole Normale Superisays, in Cayes and in St. Mi- Professor eure recently offered a recep- <The exploitation of pe- lay. The business will be chel, of his courage of workPhilippe North, tion in manifestation of their troleum and mines in Haiti costly, it may be either good ing with order, peace and member of the French Cul- gratitude towards the Profes. to the present has caus- or bad: I have faith in St. discipline, and we congratu- tural Mission in Haiti, will sor. It was a Ifestival of E only ruin to those who Charles as wéll as in St. Mi- late the Government of Pre: leave the country this com- Franco - Haitian friendship. engage in mining. It seems chael, and always trust in sident Magloire for having ing week for Bogota (Col- French Professor Roland Des that the products, of the un- constant and intelligent granted to this anonymous ombia) where he is to teach, vauges, the successor of Proder soil as well as those of work. congratu- tural Mission in Haiti, will sor. It was a Ifestival of E only ruin to those who Charles as wéll as in St. Mi- late the Government of Pre: leave the country this com- Franco - Haitian friendship. engage in mining. It seems chael, and always trust in sident Magloire for having ing week for Bogota (Col- French Professor Roland Des that the products, of the un- constant and intelligent granted to this anonymous ombia) where he is to teach, vauges, the successor of Proder soil as well as those of work. society which has been the philosophy. Mr. North for fessor North, was among the the soil, exist only as samfirst to request a prospection the past four yeais has many who attended the celeples when it is a question of <Do you see, my dear Mar licence in the region of Gros- taught here in various bran- bration. their exportupon economical ceau, perseverance with me Mornes basis, colonial excepting agricultural nevertheless is a state of the soul: I am <LE NOUVELLISTE- Oc- ARMOUR>-Is Proud To Present Their Pure Lard ducts which form the basis pro- not waiting for birds to fall tober 1 and 2nd. In The New Green And White Three Pound from the sky, I hunt them Tin of our economical system. and roast themmyself, someA mine is a risk, similar times alone, without grease toa casino, but a risk where or salt, so they.are the best.,. New Assistant Director work and intelligence inter- You have. as witness, my ef- Of National Office vene at the side of luck. forts at St. Michel de l'Ata- Of Tourism Installed My establishments accept laye.> At ten Wednesday mornto take the risk and wish to We wish.good luck to the at the National Office effect the work without de- *Etablissements- Dejoiex of ing Tourism, a quiet little ceremony marked the installation and promotion of a deserving young employée, to Guy Laraque, who was inARMOUR Egerness please stalled by Tourism Director Jean Brierre, as the new Asincluded in et et sistant Director of this imwia portant office. Guy Laraque PAR takes the post recently made vacant by the departure of THE AIR former Assistant Director of Laid graciousthe Nation Office of Tourout the that brings taa ism Mr. Roger Savain who trave Ameri back rican left to further his education after time. at Fisk University in Tenessee in the U.S. Guy Laraque has acted with distinction in the capacity of Chef du Service de la Correspondance Générale for the past THE FINEST QUALITY ON THE MARKET year and altogether has been AVAILABLE AT ALL GROCERY STORES with the Tourism Office JOSEPH NADAL and CO., Agents since it was established back in 1947. ON THE GROUND Conference On Trade Pan American will gladly help you a to almost And Paymenis Stalistics Vhi Ea on TE continents countries .ad colonies To Be Held In Panama A Technical Conference on External Trade and Balance NEW YORK of Payments Statistics sponDaily, sonston from Jnan deluxe Cor sored by the Government of -type eeli Ratir ARr0 Round Panama is being organized SE Tourist cate fares now in effect. . also new, loss, by the United Nations Statistical Office, the Technical Assistance Administration, Miami and the International Moneby vta tary. Eund, with the co-opeIrret ten FaTE Camaguey, Clarert nonof the stop service. Connecting. SA airlines serve U.S. cities. ration Inter-American Quicke and to Brush On Statistical Easy Institute. It is plan ciudad Trujillo m San Juan ned to hold the conference Painting is a lot easier when you have smooth-fowing serviccs flights convenient times. in Panama City from 3 to 15 Central paints to brush on. Their fine oils give them great Kartar eSones to principal "acer citica December 1951. FaTE Camaguey, Clarert nonof the stop service. Connecting. SA airlines serve U.S. cities. ration Inter-American Quicke and to Brush On Statistical Easy Institute. It is plan ciudad Trujillo m San Juan ned to hold the conference Painting is a lot easier when you have smooth-fowing serviccs flights convenient times. in Panama City from 3 to 15 Central paints to brush on. Their fine oils give them great Kartar eSones to principal "acer citica December 1951. covering ability, and high-grade pigments assure fresh, Europe (Continued on Page 7) clear çolor even under severe-weather and service conTheift ditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific Fata CAFEL Metee Lur n.dot THAT STATUE research. There are special Central paints, enamels Fors reservations, see your Travel Agent OT Christopher Columbus's and var rnishes for all purposes PAA VA statue is getting the No. 1 WORLO'S position on the Exposition. MOST EXPERJENCED The Public Works DepartAIRLINE ment is undertaking CENTRAL an unTarnts usual task of getting rid of PAN AMERICAN a large square chunk of sea on either side of the ExposiWORED AIRWAYS tion Dock. Dry or rather Rue Dantes Destouches - Port-au -Prince pump out the sea and lay a AGENT Telephones: 3451 and 2822 solid foundation for ChristoDISTRIBUTORS pher the Discoverer. E& G MAR TIJN S. A. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th <HAITI SUN> Personality Of The Week Max Pierre-Louis Shot (Continued) Stealing Dungarees (Continued from Page 1) TO EVERY BUYER OF A tion, on his many voyages Prince sO they can enjoy the hind him and this was a abroad. Her travelling cir- same <Punch and Judy'sm simple case of xchase the cuit included Italy, Ger- who delight the small fry at- robber>. many, Switzerland, Belgium tending the Theatré Guignol On the eastern corner of and England. But sight-see- on the Champs Elysée in Pa- the market Westinghouse place Laguerre ing was only wedged in be- ris. stopped Pierre-Louis and in tween long hours at the In addition, the petite a quiet voice of authority piano and at the exercise' bar Parisienne provides costumes demanded, *Cancon 'm ou of a ballet studio. She was for the Societe Dramatique yo remett moins dancing con points> at the and for such noted E pri... (O.K. give E precocious age of four years- sonalities stage per: back if you please). The six When Leone's formal as Destine, Jeanne feet tall heavy-weight that is schooling was finish ed Ramon, Wenda Weinner, Piere. Louis answered by she started and Jane Murai. Somehow a 2 - travelling anew, or other she has found time, grabbing 1b. rock that this time son tourwas a danwas lying a few inches away. cer and comedienne. It was to fashion an assortment of Laguerre, a quick man On her chance to observe the mannequins depicting Hai- the draw the heat was customs of the French Pro- tian peasants as well as the stifling and vendors and vinces and to awaken her in- colorful dress of those who trades people gave little free terest in African Art, during lived in the West Indies movement for rock throwher visits to the French colo- century or two ago. It takes ing the bullet from his nial areas. Later, during both patience and persistence service rèvolver hit PierreWorld War II, she opened a for Madame Valentie to find Louis on the right part of BEFORE OCTOBER 28th 1951 small shop in, Paris with her the heavy brocades and other the chest. He fell backwards A Cbance To Win FREE collection of African Primi- materials that are needed to with seven pairs of dungarees tives. She also has an in- make her miniature COS- in one hand and a 2 Ib: rock 1. A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MIXER ariguing collection of anti- tumes authentic in every de- in the other2. for Madame Valentie to find Louis on the right part of BEFORE OCTOBER 28th 1951 small shop in, Paris with her the heavy brocades and other the chest. He fell backwards A Cbance To Win FREE collection of African Primi- materials that are needed to with seven pairs of dungarees tives. She also has an in- make her miniature COS- in one hand and a 2 Ib: rock 1. A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MIXER ariguing collection of anti- tumes authentic in every de- in the other2. AN ADJUST'O quej jewels of French, Iralian, tail. But her efforts are re- And more Justice of MATIC ELECTRIC IRON Spanish and Russian design. ceiving more and more ac- Peace of the Eastern section For Full Details It was five years ago that claim. of dolls Her first collection of the Capital, Mr. Clement See BOUCARD & CO... IMMEDIATELY Madame Valentie decided to the French depicting Provinces life in Marchil closed the case. come to Haiti a FrenchMaxs Pierre-Louis is respeaking country where she now is on display at the coveriag nicely from his could enjoy basking in the Beaux Arts in Chicago. And wound in ward 2 of the Gensun. Now she is so. in love it looks as though Madame eral Hospital. with her adopted land that will Valentie's amusing hobby Detective Laguerre is back she says she doesn't want to soon turn into a full- to the boredom of safereturn to France except eas time career. guarding the community. meA - a touristy. Haiti is" the FIN RAT birth-place of her petite man nequins. The first collection of dolls were fashioned to il. October The 8th Have you a' rat control problem? If so, please comlustrate a lecture she' was municate with MASSIH & WYNNE, Manufacturers' asked to give at the French One. year ago this article their own president. History Agents, P.O. Box 694, Port-au-Prince. They will be Institute on The Provinces acknowledging a new and has.taught us. that a Govern- glad to furnish all details about this most effective new of France. With exquisite now historical period in the ment once given to the peo- raticide. care and artistry Madame life of the Republic, appear- ple through the vote, is GovValentie dressed her figur- ed in the columns of this ernment safeguard from Tyines in authentic costumes newspaper : ranny and only through of each region. The miniastruggle will the people re- Girl Gets Chance To Furiher ture mannequins were so There is a special great- linquish this sacred trustand Education successful that she made a ness in our recent elections honour. new set to illustrate her next aside from the victories of Mlle Andrée Morisset of Davis, wife of the President lecture on celebrated actors the individuals elected. Opi- This new tradition of free Port-au-Prince, an employee of West Virginia College, in the French Theatre rang- nions may differ on these voting is for this newspaper of the Department of Edu- managed to secure the ing from Moliere to Jauvet. men who will take office a great thrill. In this world cation, was recently award- scholarship. This is not the This lecture, given last Feb- next month, but there can be where fascism has darkened ed a grant to study at West first student. .to be assisted in ruary, got crave> notices in no disagreement on the facc the sky we see Haiti as a Virginia State College. Mlle obtaining a fellowship by the local press and Madame that this one election, the new shining celestial body Morisset's scholarship was Mr. Plinton. In the two Valentie past is now hard at one magnificent sunday of lighting the way to freedom made possible through the years he has been work responsible preparing a third col- free and total voting, has for all peopteefforts of a man who unsel- for the assisting of five stulection of petite figures opened a bright new era for We who are Outsiders in fishly takes every possible. Virginia State College. Mlle obtaining a fellowship by the local press and Madame that this one election, the new shining celestial body Morisset's scholarship was Mr. Plinton. In the two Valentie past is now hard at one magnificent sunday of lighting the way to freedom made possible through the years he has been work responsible preparing a third col- free and total voting, has for all peopteefforts of a man who unsel- for the assisting of five stulection of petite figures opened a bright new era for We who are Outsiders in fishly takes every possible. dents continue their educafor her forthcoming lecture the people of Haiti, For the this country, are taking the opportunity of helping those iton abroad. A large crowd on cLe Theatre Lyrique.s first time in the history of liberty of basking in the new who seek to further their of friends, relatives and felHer fature plans also in- our complex little island the democratic glory that is education abroad. He is Jim- low employees were on hand clude making a pupper show men of Haiti have by their Haiti. mie Plinton, and with the Thursday to bid adieu to for the children of Port-au- own desire and votes elected cooperation of Mrs. John W. Andrée Morisset. Travele. Direet to Miami by Sailines Evers fwo weeks C lUn dNUEVO DOMINIGANO 2te - D CAeae ANe Le r For Information See Agent ROBERT E. ROY, Expositio ion Stand No. 7 P.0. Box 228.Tel.2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th port. She will arrive on the ti. Josephireport 15th and sail on the 18th. 0: G53 Food . S'avane On Wednesday the 10th two members of the Food Agricultural Organization of <VOUT> been appointed member of the United Nations contactrll voot 'im an the Communal Council of ed the Chief of Division of vout 'im till they're all Abricots. Public Hygiene and Prevenroonie, Then r'lI reenic Tragical Crap Shooting tive Medicine, Dr. Charles and roonie 'im till the voot Last Sunday, at Bas des Dambreville, with the object really vouts all reenie Orangers in Jacmel, Gerard of developing in Haiti the Whats dat you say .rea- Lafleur with his methods of nutrition and aliders this is the new language Roussel quarelled while shoot- mentation in both educaof hep musicians in the U.S. partner and him tional and public health mat its a sequel to Bebop that ing craps, injured ters. M. Marcel Antret and took the place of boogie gravely with a dagger in the Mlle Alice Shaffer will be RENAULT woogie that replaced jazz, belly region. The victim was assisted by Drs: Lefort and has created speci ally for rough roads asd troragtime etc... Well not sO transported to the hospital. Berna dotte, respectively, pical climates the COLORALE series long ago *Vout> was introPaper Chief of the Propaganda andi ducted by its own chief Minister Domond has' Sanitary Education, and Ad- * 25,000 cars have been since their priest Gaillard-for your inthat giv- ministrator of the School tion in October at exported presentaformation the local repre- en instructions a por- Hygiene section. They will* Chassis: the Salon de L'Automobile in Paris sentatives of the *Vouts club tion of the last shipment of visit hospital centers and models Height of 3 inches more than the current are Jimmy Plinton VC. and newsprint be reserved for schools of the Republic, Pe-! * Wheels: 750x16 Ti Pouce Elie VC. newspapers. 'tit Goave, the Artibonite and * Motors: 4 cylinders Truck type You will hear from <Vout> Accident On The North Departments. Five speeds as lic gains universal recoGrand Rue Of Carry a load of: 800 Kg: with a trailer up to 1,000 gnition. the last shipment of visit hospital centers and models Height of 3 inches more than the current are Jimmy Plinton VC. and newsprint be reserved for schools of the Republic, Pe-! * Wheels: 750x16 Ti Pouce Elie VC. newspapers. 'tit Goave, the Artibonite and * Motors: 4 cylinders Truck type You will hear from <Vout> Accident On The North Departments. Five speeds as lic gains universal recoGrand Rue Of Carry a load of: 800 Kg: with a trailer up to 1,000 gnition. Opening School Kg: Seven to ten persons according to fittings. Drowning Oc- Year At Law School Top tropicalized for constarit coolness A woman was drowned Wednesday evening, 8 coil Friday night last in the bay tober 10th at 8.30 Jeanne The school year started Suspension of leaf springs gregoire: springs reinforced blocks of Caracol. She could not be Joinvil and Cham Gaston Monday at 5.00 p.m. at the* Gas consumption: 20 miles to the identified, and after verifi- were gravely injured while Law Faculty. The Dean road gallon on rough cation by the proper authori- standing under the gallery Pierre Liautaud continue a ties the body was buried. ofl house No. 113 Grand Rue donner le meilleur de lui- THE RIGHT CAR FOR THE :0:- residence of Mr. Georges Jn- meme. The students have RELIABLE PROVINCES Monday, at Margot, Pi- Gilles. They have been trans three new professors, MM. FAST - COMFORTABLE late, Anestor Gedine was ported to the Hospital Gen- Lelio Vilgrain, Amilcar Lafound drowned in a river. eral, Accident was due to my and Joseph Chatelain. L'ABEILLE S.A. After the judicial formali- a bad manoeuver of chauf- Me. Vilgrain will occupy ties the body was given to feur Dieudonne Blaise driv- the chair of Civil Law, 2nd Distributor for Haiti his parents. ing camionnette No. 2180 year, in place of Me. Emile' of the Water Supply Ser- Legros who now ocupies the Thunder vice. chair of Civil Procedure. At Cerca-la-Soucre this week thunder struck a hut :0:- Mr. Lamy will teach-Law L'OMBRE and caused the death of a 10 Fleet's In Pori History to students of the de la MALARIA year old girl Micheline Profirst year. His predecessor, phete. Saturday morning the 6th Me. Felix Soray, will teach menace-t-elle votre of October at precisely 8.00 Penal Law. Dr. Chatelain, Boxing the U.S.S. Wright, a light one of the youngest teachers maison? A team of foreign boxing aircraft carrier, saluted Fort of the Faculty, will teach champions are in Port-au- National with cannon fire Economics in the first year,, Prince: Champions of Spain, and so announced the arrival and Dr. Boyer will occupy Dominican Republic, Chili, of U.S. ships of war from the same chair in the second Mexico. A series of fights war games in the Caribbean year. wlll take place at the Thea- to a courtesy call to this :0:- tre de Verdure. port: Public Works The aircraft.carrier Wright PROMOTION FOR and was followed by the attack TI BOBO BEL-AIR The drainage repair transport Sanborn which arwork undertaken at Ruelle rived on the 8th and left on Friday the good word was Alerte has been that suspended. the Public the 11th. Then there were received from Army HeadBRER CGRER Works It is hoped Department will re- the two old LST who imme- quarters of the promotion of sume the protection work in diately after arrived on the Detective Sauvagere Louis this region which is under 9th found the nearest berth- to the rank of Corporal. water whenever it rains. ing place to the Grand Rue, Citizens of Bel-Air hail LA at the beginning of the dock. heartily the promotion of New Haitians These two LSTUSS 391 and the man they have forily The Justice Department USS LST 540 (landing ship watched pound his beat Thas approved the Haitian tanks) were manned by a chrough their winding highPALUDRINE nationality of Messrs. after arrived on the Detective Sauvagere Louis this region which is under 9th found the nearest berth- to the rank of Corporal. water whenever it rains. ing place to the Grand Rue, Citizens of Bel-Air hail LA at the beginning of the dock. heartily the promotion of New Haitians These two LSTUSS 391 and the man they have forily The Justice Department USS LST 540 (landing ship watched pound his beat Thas approved the Haitian tanks) were manned by a chrough their winding highPALUDRINE nationality of Messrs. Andre bunch jof the saltiest mar- ways and by-ways maintainTalamas, Fong Sang and iners in theU.S, Nayy. They ing law and order for the Carl Franz Bondel. had a good time hére by all past fiftéen years. In those VOUS PROTÈGERA: reports and left on the 12th. years sO attached did they, Budget The attack cargo ship USS become to the man who The new Budget, much in Vermillon arrived here On changed people's minds aEn toutes Pharmacies demand these days is on sale lhe 12th and will leave.Mon bout breaking the law that O.Ph.ay at the Imprimerie de l'Etat. y. They ing law and order for the Carl Franz Bondel. had a good time hére by all past fiftéen years. In those VOUS PROTÈGERA: reports and left on the 12th. years sO attached did they, Budget The attack cargo ship USS become to the man who The new Budget, much in Vermillon arrived here On changed people's minds aEn toutes Pharmacies demand these days is on sale lhe 12th and will leave.Mon bout breaking the law that O.Ph.ay at the Imprimerie de l'Etat. dav. The last ship of the they christened him DetecFabriquée par les Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. :0:- courtesy visit will be the rive Ti Bobo Bel-Air. Représentés par TRANS- WORLD TRADING co., S.A Mr. Justin Toussaint has USS Devel,, an attack trans- -:0:- Appoiniment --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRE 7e SONVENIRS QUICKLY SAOP S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER NOW Tbe shops in tbis section la Belle areote bave Deen cbecked by tbis xeuspaper, and to tbe best of our knowledge la Bolle tbeir is of Gnedte merchandise TORE good quality ard good value. FRENCH PERFUMES - EUIEQRTCHES Haiti's FRENCH PERFUMES Finest MAHOGANY WARE is to be found GIFTS at GEORGES DESLANDES Good SPECIAL For All Occasions Quality Strons FACTORY Weddings sanitary, Thermos Birthday $1.75 gay colours Rue du Peuple Refill 2.75 FISHER Tel. 2242 Anniversary $1,20 Art and Curio Shop New Exquisite variety Rue du Quai i- Tel: 3145 (Save Time and Exgense Gifts of Beautiful Silver HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY Bay Direct from Factory) Fashionable China Ornaments Figurines and Toby Jugs Beautiful Parker a51>, a wholly new writing instruments - the Parker <51> starts instantlycog Runtanl YOUR FAVORITE STORE IfTS ORENTALE - 3L (DADLANI'S? e T Our new department which has just opened on the CAR LTD- SA) MM first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RBRAHAM LINCOLNSee for your selfHIRE GUY BARREYRE 114 Rue Dantès Destouches HAYTIAN TRAVIL Phone 3394 SERVICE SAVORY BUTCHER DELICATESSEN Castera's Maiernity 34, AVENUE JOHN BROWN Clinic BEEF Boned Roast 0.50 Dr. Georges Castera's cOni Filet, Filet Mignon 1b. $0.64 Boneless pork roast 0.60 fortable and completely moSirloin steak 0.60 dern 12 room Maternity cliPorterhouse steak 0.60 VEAL nic is at your service. This - Sirloin roast :: 0.45 Veal Cutlet 0.56 up-to-date clinic is located Rolled rib roast 0.35 Veal Chops_ 0.45 in the same building as the Standing rib roast 0.35 Veal Roast 0-50 Pharmacy Castera, opposite Round steak 0.50 T-Bone Sieak 0.50 the Telegraph and TeleChuck steak 0-30 Liver 0.28 phone Building. tall 2131. Pot. roast 0.30 Breast 0.25 Rump roast 0.30 Tongue (each) 0.60 Short ribs 0.30 Kidney (each) 0.12 Stew beef 0.28 Brains (each) 0.40 Brisket 0.28 DELICATESSEN NEW-YORK, REG LAA HAITI, SERVICE NEW- -YORK Soup bones 0.06 MTTC Chopped meat Q.28 Head Cheese 0.50 une Liver 0.28 Ham 1.00 are Tongue (each) 0.60 Salami 0-40 00n61-No-shes not taking a spill into the drink. just Kidney (each) 0.12 Pork sausage : 0.60 a of the thrilling stunts performed by Florida's It L Brains (each) 0.40 Smoked pig's knuckle 0.50 SURINAN NAVIGATION ew ski doubles team, They're Kathy Darlyn and Bobby Hiers, picOther variety meats ALLENA BAUSSAN Sewices EE tured warming up at Cypress Gardens, Fla., before competing in PORK mA3a7 the North American Water Ski Championships at. the Canadian) Pork chops 0.50 ALSO FRESH FISH National Exhibition in Toronto. ) 0.12 Pork sausage : 0.60 a of the thrilling stunts performed by Florida's It L Brains (each) 0.40 Smoked pig's knuckle 0.50 SURINAN NAVIGATION ew ski doubles team, They're Kathy Darlyn and Bobby Hiers, picOther variety meats ALLENA BAUSSAN Sewices EE tured warming up at Cypress Gardens, Fla., before competing in PORK mA3a7 the North American Water Ski Championships at. the Canadian) Pork chops 0.50 ALSO FRESH FISH National Exhibition in Toronto. --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th: CITADEL RICH IN DRAMA OF HAITI Port-an-Prince, in bout three hours. Or, by leaving Visitors to the Citadel, that 100 years later tourists New York at midnight by Cap Haitien, can almost see would be viewing from its PAA, the traveler will be in a the dramatic moments in the parapets Haiti's rolling hills Port-au-Prince in the early history I of the incredible and fertile valleys covered forenoon. Here there is a mountaineerowning fortress with Gauguin-like vegeta- choice of travel agencies to built by King Christophe to tion. manage a tour to the Citadel. protect his Caribbean do- The fort's massive 100- On an organized basis, a main. foot high walls tell the story three-day tour costs 65 dolof the tremendous toil of lars per person. This inAccording to one legend, thousands of slaves who per- cludes the 40-minute air trip the 19th century Haitian ty- ished building this monu- to Cap Haitien and return; rant wanted to impress a ment to Henri Christophe's two days with meals ata visiting general. He barked fear-af fearof attack which good hotel there; automobile a command at a platoon of never materialized. transportation to Milor; and soldiers parading along the The vast galleries and a docile pony for a 272 hour parapet of the Citadel. dank, pitch-black dungeons climb up the mountains. The soldiers wheeled to- add to the visitor's feeling The six-mile auto drive is ward the cliff's sheer drop. that he is witnessing a cen- past lush and fragrant grape And then, before the horri- tury-old performance of fruit, banana, and coffee fied eyes of the general, théy O'Neill's <Emperor Jones> plantations. At Milot are marched in perfect formation the play based on Chris- descendants of the men who to death on the rocks below tophe's life. built the Citadel. They live the fort. For tourists the trip into near the ruins of San Souci, Christophe selected the 19th century drama is quick. Christophe's splendid palace. - - site of the Citadel for mili- Pan American World Air. Astride the easy- going tary reasons, little knowing ways flies from Miami to pony, a visitor follows a Edward <Duken Ellington (rigb?), noted United States mountain path luxuriant Negro composer and orchestra leader, presents to U.S. tatis with bamboo, citrus, banana President Harry S. Trumant the original score of bis conand mango trees. tribution to tbe new xPortrait ofNew York Suites wbich will be recorded sbortly by Arturo Toscanini and tbe And not the least welcome National Broadcasting Company Sympbony Orchestra, sight is the native boy who The Presentation took place at the Wbite House in Wasb pops out of the undergrowth ington, D-C. Mr. Ellington's composition is based on tbe with a sack of cool bottled folk music of the American Negro. drinks. Along the way the enor- - mity of the task of building # and provisioning a strongLa montre aufomatique la plus hold big enough to garrison petite du monde ten thousand men with sixmonth stores of food, water and ammunition becomes La première montre automatique evident. ight is the native boy who The Presentation took place at the Wbite House in Wasb pops out of the undergrowth ington, D-C. Mr. Ellington's composition is based on tbe with a sack of cool bottled folk music of the American Negro. drinks. Along the way the enor- - mity of the task of building # and provisioning a strongLa montre aufomatique la plus hold big enough to garrison petite du monde ten thousand men with sixmonth stores of food, water and ammunition becomes La première montre automatique evident. e avec roulement à billes At 3,000 feet is the CitaW del, 130 feet above the summit of Bonneta I'Eveque (BiWORLD'S LARGEST LITTLE VALLEY-The "giant" stooping shop's Hat). Here the visitor MAISON etiettisa workman of average height putting the fnishing touches feels the impact of raw and RE 82-Toot largest model activated of concept California's of a Central valley ever Valley constructed, Reclamation a ruthless history. GILG Push bution-controlled water flows through 23 rivers and Every citizen and foreign Rue Bonne Foi P Lilliputian countryside built at Tracy, Calif., boasts resident should in his miniature trees, crops and herds of cattle and sheep. daily life for at pause least one ETERNA-MATIC ror Finest Qualny... visit to this wonder. You Finest Flavor.. must see it to appreciate it. ask for CANADA Le Touriste AZEZED DRY le plus renommé d'Amériquel c4h S The most delicious flavors in the world carry the Canada Dry ME label. 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Of Labour Conference On Trade And Payments Statistics And Esso Employees To Be Held In Panama Atiend Institut (Continued from Page 2) Hailiano-Americain The object of the meetings balance of payments statis- (Continned from Page 1) is to provide technical dis- tics will be concerned with cessity thay they are paying cussion of certain problems the Abbreviated Schedule re all tuition and class feés for in external trade and bal- commended by the Internathe group. ance of payments statistics tional Monetary Fund for TRINIDAD VILLAGE Another group is that be- which are common to the the reporting of balance of ing sent to the Institute by American Republics. The payments.. In the field of The Negroes of Trinidad people whose way of life the Department of Labor, Latin American Républics external trade, the United have been known to Ameri- are both, strange and fami- under the auspices of its for- are being invited to send to Nations Standard Internatiocans only through their Ca-, liar. The anthropologist ward-looking Minister, Mr. the Conference the govern- nal Trade Classification of lypso songs. In this book will be particularly interest- Clement Jumelle. This marks ment officials responsible for commodities will be discusbased on intensive field- ed in the novel concepts of the second successive year the statistics in question and sed.and a study will be made work among the Toco villag cultural focus and retention that employees éf the De- itris hoped that the exchange of the methods used by Laers the leading authorities on that the authors formulate partment of Labor have been of views will lead to an in- tin American governments Negro culture in Africa and to explain the changing cul- sent to the Institute to learn crease in the usefulness of for a value to the America presents the first ture of the Tocoans and, by English. - ed in the novel concepts of the second successive year the statistics in question and sed.and a study will be made work among the Toco villag cultural focus and retention that employees éf the De- itris hoped that the exchange of the methods used by Laers the leading authorities on that the authors formulate partment of Labor have been of views will lead to an in- tin American governments Negro culture in Africa and to explain the changing cul- sent to the Institute to learn crease in the usefulness of for a value to the America presents the first ture of the Tocoans and, by English. national statistics and in the goods assigning entering external trade full anthropological study implication, of pcoples every In addition to the bank degree to which the statis- and the construction of ever to be made of a Pro- where. and government groups, the tics of different countries tum and unit value indexes quan testant Negro culture in the THE AUTHORS Institute will also provide can be used as a basis for of trade will English speaking Caribbean. Merville J. Herskovits 11 English language training comparstive.analisis amined. external be exMr. Herskovits, professor of since 1935 Professor of Am for 20 employees of Esso The main discussion of Anthropology at Northwest- thropology at Northwestern Standard Oil Co. The local ern University, and his wife University, was born in officials of Esso are also conwho have collaborated in the 1895 in Bellefontaine, Ohio, vinced of the increasing nestudy of many Negro cul- and educated at the Univer- cessity for their employees to tures in Africa and the New sity of Chicago, awarding know English in order to FAMOUS LAST WORDS World, revel how closely him a Ph. D. in 1923. An carry on everyday business life among these West In- authority on the psysical and operations, and so they are dians resembles what can social anthropology of the also taking care of the enbe found in almost any Ne- Negro, Professor Herskovits tire expenses of the group. dln a moment we shall be After Louverture was takgro community in rural is the author of many pa- These special groups are attacked. I would rather en prisoner by the French South of the U.S. pers, articles, reviews and of course in addition tothe blow up the fort than see and banished to France books dealing with the Ne- large numbers of individual the French enter it. I want where he died shortly afterMore important is what gro in West Africa, Dutch students who have been re- with me only those who wards during the year 1803, the authors add to our Guiana, Haiti and the United gistering since September know the price of liberty. Dessalines together with Peknowledge of the Negro States- He has carried on 24th for the various classes Let all who want to be re- tion once again took up arms family, the respective roles field research in all these in English, French, and cul- enslaved follow their des- for the abolition of slavery, of men and women, and places, as well as in Trinidad tural subjects at the Insti- tiny and leave. Let those forced the final surrender of New World styles of Negro and Brazil. tute. who, on the contrary, wish the French, and on January music. They show, moreover Frances S. Herskovits Mr James H. Cassedy, Di- to die as free men, stand be- 1. 1804, in the town of Gon how the dramatic texture of born in Russia in 1897, stu- rector of the Institute, ex- iside me, and prepare to do aives, Dessalines waved the Tocoan life leads to aggres- died anthropology. at Colum- pressed his gratification that their duty!s new flag (which he had cre. sive behaviour and a search bia University and the New the Institut Hitiano - Ame- These famous words were ared by tearing the white for self-expression to achieve School for Social Research. - 1. 1804, in the town of Gon how the dramatic texture of born in Russia in 1897, stu- rector of the Institute, ex- iside me, and prepare to do aives, Dessalines waved the Tocoan life leads to aggres- died anthropology. at Colum- pressed his gratification that their duty!s new flag (which he had cre. sive behaviour and a search bia University and the New the Institut Hitiano - Ame- These famous words were ared by tearing the white for self-expression to achieve School for Social Research. ricain is able to fill the Eng- shouted by Jean-Jacques Des srrip from the French na psychological stability. In She has contributed to the lish training needs of these salines in March, 1802, as tional emblem) over an inthe rites of the Baptist Shout- Arts Magazine, New Repub- organizations, and he hopes he was assembling the garti: dependent Haiti, ers sect thev discover the be- lic, Poetry, Theatre Arts and that the net gain to all con- son for a fresh attack on Leginnings of the transmuta- Yale Review, and is co-au- cerned will be as much on clerc, the French commander In September 1804, Destion of African religious thor with her husband of the side of-betrer internatio- sent by Napoleon to crush salines was proclaimed Emworship into Protestanism. Outline of Dahomean Reli- nal.understanding and a mu- the influence of Toussaint peror. His violent death in In their own language the gious Belief (1933), Rebel tual exchange of 'cultural Louverture, and reestablish 1806, resulted in the estabTocoans explain their need Destiny Among the Bush Ne values as on the side of mere slavery in Haiti, lishing of the first negro refor a religion of affirmation gro of Dutch.Guiana (1934) economic advantage.' Unlike his beloved chief, public in the Western Hemis of a ritual that <fills the and Suriname Folklore The Institut Haitiano Toussaint Louverture, who phere, a few years later. Oc body with joy> and not one (1936). Americain 'also welcomed learned to readand write tober 17, a National Holiday that emphasizes sin. Price 4.75 dollars obtain- two new members to its when he was 40 years old, in Haiti, marks the 145th In Trinidad Village the able at A La Caravelle book staff. Mrs. Mary Echols and Jean-Jacques Dessalines, the anniversary of the death of reader will find portrayed a skop. Mr. Tean Perigord. who will founder of Haitien Indepen- Dessalines. In the words of serve jointly as co-Librarians dence was completely illiter- Louis Mercier, Haiti's foreof the Institute. They will ate. His rebellious nature, most educator, historian, and New Social Welfore Scholarship Awards replace Mr. Jacques Lere- even as a child, resulted in patriof: <One cannot be a Estahlished hours. who left Port-au- many floggings and until real Haitian, unless one is (Continned from Page 1) Prince September 27, 1951 the day of his death, he bore Dessalinian, and whatever to accept a 4-year scholar. the scars left on his flesh. In the means he employed .to fields of public administra- covered 10 scholarships to ship in the United States, af- contrast'to Louverture's sense accomplish his ends, Dessation and economic develop- students from seven coun- ter 4 years of faithful ser- of justice, and great sympa- lines will remain in the ment. tries. Of the seven, one was vice as librarian of the Insti- thy: for humanity, Dessa- minds of the Haitian people It js expected that about Haiti and the scholarship Trep. riner nwillineness to live powerfnl enirit. means he employed .to fields of public administra- covered 10 scholarships to ship in the United States, af- contrast'to Louverture's sense accomplish his ends, Dessation and economic develop- students from seven coun- ter 4 years of faithful ser- of justice, and great sympa- lines will remain in the ment. tries. Of the seven, one was vice as librarian of the Insti- thy: for humanity, Dessa- minds of the Haitian people It js expected that about Haiti and the scholarship Trep. riner nwillineness to live powerfnl enirit. and Geamong 35 such scholarships will be was awarded locally to Within a short time James the life of a slave, took the those who have'done honour awarded duriag the balance rard Augustin, inspéctor, Echols. director of Courses form of an intense hatred to the black race, the greatr of 1951, and about 100 dur- Ministry of Labour. Mr. Au- at the Institute will open a which resulted in unprece- est since Loussaint Louvering 1952- The first awards gustin will study child wel- new English class for chil- dented cruelty in his mas- ture.> announced during August, fare in France on his grant, dren. sacre of the French. By Linda Allen, --- Page 8 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th ATTENTION !!! 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TOP SERGEANT! a # VISIT a SONOURIGHING, Goyer des Arto Plactiques RUE DU CENTRE PORT --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th <HAITI SUN> terested in a certain <greme- Colonel Louis Maximilien, On the 16th Mr. and Mrs. lle> .his gasoline consump- Mr. and Mrs. Fritz (Maximi- Max Dorsinville, Mr. Netion is gradually going up. lien, Mlle Adeline Maximi- mours Pierre-Louis and Mr. :0:- lien, Mr. and Mrs. Georges Hubert Carré will board the Famed baseballplayer Joe Naudé, Mlles Naudé, Mr. Paris bound clipper, in time Becker and his wife spenta Raymond Etienne, Lieuten- to arrive before the UNO WNT night here at the E1 Rancho ant Jacques Laroche, Messrs. session in Paris commences. this week enroute to accept Max and Louis Fombrun, :0: beach the management of One of Mlle Simone Rigaud, Mlle Pan American Airways" Caracas's leading teams. The Gislhaine Carrié, Mlle De- best local customer is a genone nise and Mr. combanr time player for the Camille, Jo tleman by the name of LudoGiants, Dogers, Yankee, and Lacombe. night here at the E1 Rancho ant Jacques Laroche, Messrs. session in Paris commences. this week enroute to accept Max and Louis Fombrun, :0: beach the management of One of Mlle Simone Rigaud, Mlle Pan American Airways" Caracas's leading teams. The Gislhaine Carrié, Mlle De- best local customer is a genone nise and Mr. combanr time player for the Camille, Jo tleman by the name of LudoGiants, Dogers, Yankee, and Lacombe. See picture front vic Nassar who commutes Jacques Troué popular <Moy> Hogarth after se- the Cleverland Indians enjo page. between Cuba and. Haiti reprofessor at the French In- veral false starts headed yed immensley the Barban0:- Mr. Nassar is a - gularly. Capstitute is back at his fa- north this week for a month court rhum and as the eve- Dr. Ulric Lafontant and Haitien merchant-, vourite Pension, the San Mi- of sightseeing etc in Manha- ning wore on became more Dr Sylvio. Celestin are leav- :0:- chele, after a summer's ttan and its suburbs. determined to go into the ing on the 17th for a period Victor Boucard, Chief Enjaunt to Europe. He visited :0:- Cattle raising business in of study in Paris, France. gineer of *Etablisements his family in France and Maggie Decatrel daughter Petionville. :0:- Dejoie>, left Tuesday, acthen made a tour of North- of Banker Leon Decatrel left :0:- Mr. and Mrs. Sydney companied by Leo St. Pierre ern Portugal before taking yesterday for Jamaica. Mag- Eric Deans and his orches- Marks arrived in town this on a business trip to, Santia brief look at the Festival is to attend school at the tra, they played at Cabane week-end to spend a few ago, Chili. of Britain. <Immaculate Conception> in Choucoune last season, have days visiting old friends and :0:- :0:- Kingston. become musical ambassa- relatives. Mrs. Marks is the Last week-end Mr. and :0:- dors of Haiti. Every evening. former Fahimie Goldenberg. Mrs. Eddy Larco returned It's anniversary week for Rene Faubert took off at Kingston's swank Colony :0:- from their San-Juan vacathe Curacao Trading Com- Thursday by plane to make Club they give out with Back from tion. pany of Amsterdam, Hol- personal check On the stor- good old Haitian music... studying works at the :0:- land. They have been' in ar they tell about New York the favorite. Col, Magloire. Chrysler Detroit, Corporation A dinner Tuesday the Trading business for the :0:- :0:- in for the past four evening at Kuft party Fishers resipast sixty-one years. Mrs Danny Mallebranche Grover C. Kendall Jr T/S months, is Georges Stephen- dence in honoured :0: will observe the anniversary GT. the new flight engineer son. President Turgeau of the Senate Last Saturday night, Oc- of her birth tomorrow. attached to the USAF flight :0:- Charles Fombrun it was tober 6, Mr. and Mrs. Peter :0:- mission to Haiti is reported Mrs. Julia B. Laroche, his birthday. S. Jones gave a reception at Ernest Chauvet after a to... know the town back- wife of Haiti's Ambassador :0:- itheir home at Place Boyer, short stay here set off Thurs- ward already.. to Venezuela arrived here The Reverend Father ErPetionville in honour of Mr day to attend the United Na- :0: Friday to be present at nest Blais is leaving for ànd Mrs. Arland R. Smith tion Session in Paris. Mr and Mrs Salomon Ba- Olga's wedding that took Washington, tomorand Smith D.C, family. Mr. is the :0:- boun return today from an place last evening. row. Father Blais is one of new Assistant Business Man- Lilian Fabius is celebrating extensive tour of the States. :0:- the Fathers you seldom hear ager at the Institut df Inter her birthday at home in Ba- Mr and Mrs Baboun accom- Madame Emmeline Le- about unless accidentalAmerican Affairs (SCISP) in biole today. R. Smith tion Session in Paris. Mr and Mrs Salomon Ba- Olga's wedding that took Washington, tomorand Smith D.C, family. Mr. is the :0:- boun return today from an place last evening. row. Father Blais is one of new Assistant Business Man- Lilian Fabius is celebrating extensive tour of the States. :0:- the Fathers you seldom hear ager at the Institut df Inter her birthday at home in Ba- Mr and Mrs Baboun accom- Madame Emmeline Le- about unless accidentalAmerican Affairs (SCISP) in biole today. panied son Rudolph to Stan- maire, Directress of the ly bump into you their work Port-au-Prince. Over 75 0:- ford Unlversity, California Spanish newspaper xAlban, near Aux Cayes. The were guests entertained at Last evenifig the Sacre Coeur and daughter Loleta Nadia.to left for a tour of Cuba and Fatehrs have built a model Oblat the party. Church Turgeau was the school at the <Assumption Mexico Tuesday. co-operative a :0:- community, :0: scene of the wedding of Olga Convent> in Miami Gerard Allen, Director truly fine and unselfish efLaroche daughter of Colonel :0: of fort in the Colonel and Mrs. Conrad R. Laroche Haiti's Ambassathe Journal du Commerce, miles country, a few Follansbee were at the pier Frequent visitor to Haiti and Petrus Van Den from Cayes. side Tuesday afternoon to dor to Venuezela and Jean Evelyn Eisen daughter of Captain made a short to :0: Claude Borno son of Hard- local Milk distributor Nat Brug trip welcome to Haiti Colonel Rico this Deputy Jean Marie Moise ware merchant Leonce Bor- Feld brought a Puerto week. Havana and Mrs. <Pete> Smith and along couple :0:- is heading for totheir daughter, when they no. of charming friends on her Mrs: Ninotte morrow via P.AA. :0: latest visit. They are Julie Antoine, :0arrived aboard the fortnight In Petionville at St Pier- and Leonia Sagasta of 79th wife of the Haitian Consul Carl Decatrel, son 4y tourist ship S.S- Nuevo re's Church last night Jean Street, New York City. in Camaguey, returned to Consul General of the Dominicano. Col. Smith is Buteau son of Maurice Bu- :0:- Cuba Tuesday. leaves on a in New York replacing Col. Fallonsbee as teau of <Aux Cosaques> Off on grand tour of :0:- the U.S. tomorrow. business trip to United States Military At- married Maryse Occenad. Europe today go Director of Mr. Don Mohr went to iting his After vis tache. This coming week The bride loked very beauti- Agency Citadelle and Mrs. New York yesterday. York he intends parents in New the Smiths commence house ful in a gorgeous sorganza Pierre Chauvet. They will :0:- to Daytona, to journey hunting in earnest, Ohio, to check wedding gown. spend the longest part of with the National Cash Re- :0:- :0:- their holiday in Paris. gister Company whom he Ambassador and Madame Haiti's Consul in Kings- :0:- represents here in Haiti, Ludovic Chancel are leaving ton Bunny Evans spent four The engagement party of :0: for Rio On the 18th to attend days in the capital this week Alex Fombrun to Marie a well educated> Personal Physician-of His a meeting of all the French on Consular business. He re- Therese Maurasse was held baby girl arrived in the Excellency the President, Dr. Ambassadors turned to Jamaica Thursday last Saturday night at Daniel Willy Fisch family Tuesday Joseph in the Jerome, is Latin leaving American Countries. morning. Heurtelou's new home in up- morning at 10:30. Well on a mission to New York House guests at the home per Petionville. Among the educated> said Papa Willy, Tuesday. Also off on a misof Mr and Mrs Bunny Evans many friends and relatives because till now she has not sion to New York is Colonel in Kingston are Marie Ther- who gathered to toast the interfered with his sleep. turned to Jamaica Thursday last Saturday night at Daniel Willy Fisch family Tuesday Joseph in the Jerome, is Latin leaving American Countries. morning. Heurtelou's new home in up- morning at 10:30. Well on a mission to New York House guests at the home per Petionville. Among the educated> said Papa Willy, Tuesday. Also off on a misof Mr and Mrs Bunny Evans many friends and relatives because till now she has not sion to New York is Colonel in Kingston are Marie Ther- who gathered to toast the interfered with his sleep. Germain Ducheine ADH. ese Dominique and Johana engaged couple were: Mr. Mrs. Fisch, the former Paul- The man who is reputed Seigel. Charles Fombrun, Mr. and ette Deschamp announces to never sleep, Georges Sera- :0:- Mrs. Carl Behrmann, Mr. from Bourand maternity cli- phin, left this weck-ênd for The word is out and about and Mrs. Kurt Fisher, Mr. nic that their second daugh- the city where sleep is imthat a <Briesur> with a and Mrs. Lionel Fombrun, iter will be christened Nancy possible anyway. Mr. SeraCitroen car is extremly in- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Armand, Carol. Dhin will return from New :0:- York within the month. It was a big day in the life :0:- of three week old Guy Dou- Yva Latortue returned to yon Jr. last Saturday after- her Dost, Secretary to the noon. He was christened at Haitian Embassy in Ciudad Ohum Bantancount the Sacre Coeur Church and Trujillo, this week-end after REG.1 TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 received as godparents Dr. vacationing here with her Robert Denis and Madame and PB family friends. Robert Farton. :0:- --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th WEDNESDAY 145TH ANNIVERSARY dashed from one end of the South, Pétion for the West, miliating guardianship, from OF DEATH OF JACQUES DESSALINES country to the other, braving Capois-la-Mort for the North any degrading caste system. dangers, rekindling the cour west, and Christophe for the Thus he urged all persons (Continued from Page 1) age of his soldiers, electi- North proves that he desired with African blood in their the blessings we owe to him.. knowledge, as in his ability fying them, organizing new to administer the country veins to be proud to call Only then, like Robespierre, to discover the resources of military units, creating a efficiently and start it along themselves Blacks : Finally he emerges Before our eyes those who surround them in him, the national flag, fighting his the road to progress. he chased the arrogant masuntarnished, a fanatic who and in utilizing powerful enemies, making ter from the blood-stained emp.oyed no half-way mea- nation's interest : Dessa- them retreat step by step, When he realized that he soil of Saint-Domingue and sures, the avenger of a race lines was placed at the head conquering cities and pro- had made a mistake in the defied the entire world by both unfortunate and glori- of the magnificent army of vinces. We remember him selection of some of his col- giving us a Fatherland. For ous. He hated with all the Saint-Domingue. With his on the watch night and day, laborators and that colonial all these aspirations, for all strength of his vigorous be- aid Toussaint was able and to eating little, hardly ever hatred was still smoldering, these sacrifices, death was ing the colonial spirit and repulse the Spaniards sleeping, routing the French he sacrificed himself to cor- his reward. the colonial system. He was expel the English. He under- legions, making them retreat rect such an error and took But his sacrifice was not capable of killing and tor- took the long and bloody into Vertières and pushing the wisest measures to re- in vain and his ideals have turing ther white man who southern campaign. his vigorous be- aid Toussaint was able and to eating little, hardly ever hatred was still smoldering, these sacrifices, death was ing the colonial spirit and repulse the Spaniards sleeping, routing the French he sacrificed himself to cor- his reward. the colonial system. He was expel the English. He under- legions, making them retreat rect such an error and took But his sacrifice was not capable of killing and tor- took the long and bloody into Vertières and pushing the wisest measures to re- in vain and his ideals have turing ther white man who southern campaign. When them into the sea, then "sol- establish a public order dis- persisted throughout our believed himself superior, or Bonaparte's legions arrived, emnly proclaiming the inde- turbed by unpatriotic citi- many national vicissitudes. the black man who admitted he boldly and courageously pendence of Haiti on Janu- zens. His death was the re- The statue of Dessalines inferiority. He could be in- organized the resistance at ary 1, 1804. sult of the hatred aroused grows larger and larger with finitely noble and infinitely la Crête-a-Pierrot, after havby urgent, intelligent re- the years, and he has become human at" the same time. ing strewn fire and death on Dessalines has been accus- forms, and his determination a magnificent national their passage. A formidable ed of unprecedented cruelty, to clean up the adminis- bol. He'incarnates our sym- ideal From childhood, Dessa- leader, Dessalines was wel- as if it had been posible to tration of Iands and finan- of an independent and free lines was unwilling to live comed like a conqueror in repay in any other coin the ces which led to the imprison Negro nation. One cannot the life of a slave. He was Saint Marc, although he cruelty of his adversaries- ment of scoundrels and be a real Haitian unless one an obstinate rebel, an intrac- was defeated. His daring Native soldiers were brutal- smugglers He had threat- is: Dessalinian and associrable savage, a runaway won the admiration of the ly mutilated at Acul., The ened to break the bones of ates in a single cult the auslave, knowing no fear of French soldiers and officers, next day, all around the those who doubted our in- gust trinity represented or the by corporal punishment the bravest in world. of Cap-Haitien, the bodies d dependence, and he for Toussaint who love After of Toussaint, Louverture, death, no servility, no the fall French soldiers hung from such defiance with E life. gave us liberty, Dessalines, for the white man. His stub- he took the sword of his numerous gibbets. This was He promised to punish those who bequeathed to us a naborn will refused to bend be- beloved doat to lead the re- Dessalines' logical response. who robbed the nation in the tion to safeguard that liberfore any other will. Perhaps bellious natives to final vic- It was necessary to frighten same manner in which he ty, and who UnChristophe, his masters were kind to him. tory and independence. such inhuman enemies applied penalties to petty proved by his miraculous But he was incapable of obe- informed people have often Even the massacre of the thieves. He swore that by achievements that the race dience. Thus, he was often referred to sthe choices of whites can easily be explain January 1, 1807, there would to which we belong is not punished, and even flogged Dessalines as leader of the ed when one considers the not be a single thief left.in inferior and that we were and throughout his life he rebels in October 1803. situation. The French prison- the Empire. Death was his worthy of that liberty : bore the scars the lash left They do not know that there ers could escape and if sent reward. He believed that. Tbis is tbe substance ofan on his flesh- Far from mak- was no choice, and that Des- back home, might return the distinctions between the address, wl'ldéal Dessaliniing him more docile, pun- salines was the only Général with a powerful invading old and the new freedom em, delivered by. tbe autbor ishment exasperated him de Division after Louver- army. There was only one should no fonger exist, and at. Cab-Haitien On October and increased the hatred ture's departure, that is to national solution possible that the blacks just liberat- 17, 1941. Far from mak- was no choice, and that Des- back home, might return the distinctions between the address, wl'ldéal Dessaliniing him more docile, pun- salines was the only Général with a powerful invading old and the new freedom em, delivered by. tbe autbor ishment exasperated him de Division after Louver- army. There was only one should no fonger exist, and at. Cab-Haitien On October and increased the hatred ture's departure, that is to national solution possible that the blacks just liberat- 17, 1941. It appeared in which would one day ex- say, the ranking officer in and Desalines resorted to it. ed by the war of indepen- Hommage a Lonis Mercier, plode ithe service... A stern disci- When one must conquer a dence had as many rights as a memorial volame publisbplinarian and a strategist he Fatherland, preserve it, and those who were free before ed in 1946 by tbe Société Dessalines became the always showed himself wor- safeguard its freedom, one Dessalines wanted the d'Editions et de Librairie, right arm man of the former thy of his high rank. must use the means at hand. Haitian people to befreeand Port-au-Prince, and in Toussaint EngBréda slave, Lou- It does not seem necessary War must be waged with the proud and he laboured to lisb in the new Pan Ameriverture. We need not accept to relate the events of that weapons of war, or it should free them fully from any hu- can book <Haitis the historians' claim that period, but we: must pause not be waged at all. DessaDessalines exceeded Louver- to remember his magnificent lines was the one man. who ture in military capacity. conduct in the dangerous po- could fight Rochambeau and The greatness of a leader, sition in which he found his powerful army. Without after all, does not consist so himself, the Homeric epic him. there would have been much in the possession of. all that he wrote with his saber no independence. imaginable qualities and . A future emperor, he It has been alleged that Dessalines was not a good administrator, forgeting that he was the right arm of an administrative genius, Toussaint Louverture. Not only military manoeuvers were éntrusted to him by the illustrious Negro. He was" also given heavy responsi, bilities essential to the'peace, such as the USA organization of CTison Cyoks newly. conquered. provinces and the development of industry and. agriculture. More Great-riding, COMPLETE over, Dessalines.owned large sugar mills which. he manMOTORBIKE - ama azing low cost! aged efficiently. Want the best for the Least? Then here's your answer- After the consummation B.S.A. Bantam a British built complete motorcycle, with of Haitian independence in features galore and riding qualities which make it a real 1804, Dessalines desired to : stand out, It's sturdy - dependable - handsome. perfect his administration ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY and chose those he believed Contact "SEE THE BIRDIE"That seems best qualified to head the Philip Gill of Beau La, be the idea 2%-year-old VALLES and BAJEUX different departments. The Philip was waiting at Bridge, New York's turns Idlewild tables on board. cameraman. a plane Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors of Vfor Casablahca, French Morocco, where he'll M selection Geffrard for the Join his father. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th <HAITI SUN Page if 0:- Famous local drummer and character Ti RoRo left last week to join the Katherine Dunham group in New York and set off with them on their tour at $75 UTRIE European cbeach a week... tables on board. cameraman. a plane Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors of Vfor Casablahca, French Morocco, where he'll M selection Geffrard for the Join his father. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th <HAITI SUN Page if 0:- Famous local drummer and character Ti RoRo left last week to join the Katherine Dunham group in New York and set off with them on their tour at $75 UTRIE European cbeach a week... but on arrival in combonr Miami it was found that he was not in possession of all (contenued the necessary paper to pass on through the U.S. The au0:- Wednesday after a month rhority asked Ti RoRo who Ti Rony Chenet 'flew to in the Capital. A Wall-flo- he was, Ti RoRO who was Jacmel this week to sell wer at the airport reported frankly amazed at such a some insurance to those cof- that before plane time Wed- blanc question konain replied ti RoRo> .<Tout and fee beaners. nesday the princess made ic was even more amazed known that she had enjoyed when 0: her stay here, in fact she said cial heads... they shook his follow their offiColumbia's .es famosa... every day was like Xmas in- was a classical Ti RoRo de- up little princess, Rosa Rosario Port-au-Prince. monstration of drumming. Vaya Lopez continued her :0:- Ti RoRo returned home Sacombine business and pleasu Mrs. Dana returned on the turday not sure that he cared re. trip through the Carib- 7th with her one month old ebout world travel. bean and Central America little daughter Eileen. BABY SITTER - Though boasting no previous "experienceforl special training, the Great Dane above provet big enough for the Sob of taking care of a dog-t tired speetator at a San Mateo, Calii. C'est pourquoi - dans le monde entier, Kennel RuuL Club show. dogs The competing_for thoroughbred blue baby ribbons.t sitter was one of 1500 Record I I de: plus forts tomnages sont transportés de sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur lengértol 5,090 GOURDE FIRE pneus de toute autre marque Shoe Store cwner Sylvio fire system and commenced Les entrepreneurs de camionnage et de services kilométrique - tout en assurant le meilleur Vitiello left his to control the d'autobus savent que les poids lourds service puisse attendre de pneus poids Tuesday evening 8:15 premises and blazing inGoodyear font preuves e maximum de lourds. To un maximum at ferno. L d'avantageslongévité et d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodyear! made a record dash. to the Fire Station to report that Eye witnesses said to name ER 2 offre da autre res a fire had taken hold of the it a HER Gundrnar pnetts blazing inferno was by HNECE 72F Rock ds Lug large three storey building no means an exaggeration. Lug Grip adjoining his On Rue Bonne The fire had started at the Foi. foot of the old 3-storey high wcoden staircase and the GOODYEAR DE The <Pompiers answering draft up the stairs gave its the call immediately arriyed flame thrower effect. On the in ferce. five fire engines, third floor the a employees and within the-shortest possi of Mr Richard Widmaier's ble time set up their efficient radio station 4VRW were for - A a 7 a time imperiled by having Turn Unfinished Attic Into Fine Playroom for Youngsters their escape cut off, but they soon discorved a means BY EDNA MILES of escape by way of roof o Tiving Tin small'comnand descended to the street pact houses is fine, declaret throughi Siano's sOng mothers, long. third floor the a employees and within the-shortest possi of Mr Richard Widmaier's ble time set up their efficient radio station 4VRW were for - A a 7 a time imperiled by having Turn Unfinished Attic Into Fine Playroom for Youngsters their escape cut off, but they soon discorved a means BY EDNA MILES of escape by way of roof o Tiving Tin small'comnand descended to the street pact houses is fine, declaret throughi Siano's sOng mothers, long. as clothing Sun is shining, days arei store. Within 45 minutes and the children can be the Fire Rrigade had the outdoors fire for play. But a or a - rainstorm snowtall extinguished. Dar mages things are vastly different. wrought bv the staircase fire of today's architects, preocamount to with picture windows and over 5,000 heating, to forget to curdes. There is a a. place : cooped-up snenicion of strong fry. arson and the yoursis-a-smallih house, where CAT Police are a is thora making at premium, perhaps ough find your answerto the investigation. They problem in have disclosed no as it finding unfinished attic. Convert a playroom, where your yet. can be kept warm and - E5 E7 without disrupting the entire The building belonging to Nicolas Cardasco, is occunot be a prohibitively pied by Lelin peEots costly venture if you usean inBailly and subexpensive insulating board, for rented Ky on the second floor eovering walls and rafters. This Anroine is Rical, materiai, which available in Charles Sarge sheets, planks and Laforestrie. and. Peters: The of etTe shapes, not only serond flocr. is taken ERTEE bare areas and provides its Mr. Ricard UD by own decorative effect, but it also Widmaier's staprovides heat insulation and helps tion 4VRW. quiet sound, makers claim. To convert your attic into a playroom. by placing knee- Bad weather is no bugaboo to these children whose playroom, constructed for them in an unfinished walls under sloping roof ata attic, provides plenty of interesting things to do on rainy or stormy days. which allow a five-foot Madame - from floor. to rafters. Under not only for toys and include a swing gerewed into This room can be converted oes François GeorE walls, build in a set of con- ment, but also for AIELEE cmetge overhead collar beam, sat later into a bedroom for your and danghter Elianne tinuous three-tier drawers" run- of-season clothing and other fam- blackboards window, children when they reach the age left on a ning.the length of the room. These ily. items. and an elevated atA for elec- that a playroom is no longer Cuban vacation should. provide ample storage area : Extras for playroom fun-timel Itric trains. useful. Tuesday. 0:- --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14the The <Culture> Movemeni (Continued from Page 1) Classified Advertisements Labels oi many personalities of arts Help Wanted For Rent - For Sale Lost and Found and letters sponsoring it are: by UNITED MILS MM. Price-Mars, Lucien Hib bert, Leon Laleau, Catts Pres Classified advertisements FOR RENT SC Jean Brierre, Raymond are accepted'for tbings wantSrpct Louis Mars, .Pradel ed To unwanted; articles for Furnished house at TurPempilus, Max Wilson, De- sale; personal service; mis- geau for rent 3 bedrooms; Witr Peters and StIrS Lucien cellaneous items, sucb as reasonable rental. Wanted For Rent - For Sale Lost and Found and letters sponsoring it are: by UNITED MILS MM. Price-Mars, Lucien Hib bert, Leon Laleau, Catts Pres Classified advertisements FOR RENT SC Jean Brierre, Raymond are accepted'for tbings wantSrpct Louis Mars, .Pradel ed To unwanted; articles for Furnished house at TurPempilus, Max Wilson, De- sale; personal service; mis- geau for rent 3 bedrooms; Witr Peters and StIrS Lucien cellaneous items, sucb as reasonable rental. Contact raE Price. jobs wanted; bouses for cHaiti Sun-> rent; tutoring; travelling <Just what is the meaning companionns; ideas for sale; of this Culture groupa? wof uecepted, advertise- TEACHER AVAILABLE After a short chat with Di- ments of a political nature. English and French. Begin Morisseau-Leroy, one SLIPS rector Intermediate No-Hat Rate 25c per insertion, maxi- ners, and gains the impression thac mum of 10 words. French literature translathis Culture Movement js tions, Tel. 5386 for appoint neither the sponsorers of a ment. library or an art gallery, HUDSON but an enterprise whose aim FOR SALE is the creation of a culture A beautifully kept 1946 1949 Ford Sedan in good uhtes center where the xeliten, the Hudson is up for sale this operating condition. Will be BRAS public and its intellectual week. The owner is willing sold to highest bidder over peak of valie lcaders may gather and en- to sacrifice it for 900 dollars. 700 dollars. Bids will be the joy fully works of great opened October 19th, 1951. painters, writers and other RODOR TRADING ço. Contact PAA at Airport. artists. An effort on one hand to allow all classes to. FOR RENT acquaint themselves with the progress of arts and ideas A brand new house in PePRODUCTS OF UNITED MILLS CORPORATION in the contemporary world, tionville fully furnished and on the other hand allow with all conveniences is now a. Gileod, North Coroling : Show Rooms 190 ModuonArenug tley Yort ME the local as well as visiting available. Contact the <Haiartists and intellectuals to ti Sun> or Telephone 3469, appreciate to the fullest ex2970. tent the works of members of their profession- Opening ANNOUNCEMENT night 'at the Beaux Arts Gal- RODOR TRADING CO. la the Exposition Haiti Belle Grente lery on Sun takes pleasure grounds near the Palmist If you wish to sell yourii in announcing that it is now Section drew a large crowd home, rent it, Or maybe sell taking shbscription for the Cement which was-comprised most- some of your furniture Magazine AMERICAS pubcThe Best Quality at ly of educators, painters, then for the fastest and best lished by the Pan American svriters and followers of the results, contact immediately Union in English, Spanish the Lowest possible costo artand intellectual world... and Portuguese. the general public have yet RODOR TRADING CO. The AMERICAS, a beau- & offer introduced ALLEN their be the exBAUSSAN: to to tifully printed and illustrathibition. Great interest was Address: Grand Rue, next ed magazine of some fifty shown not only in the exhi- to the Pharmacie Telema- odd pages contains feature bit itself but most were con- que. articles on the 21 Latin Amecerned about the new born In regard to Real Estate rica nations, including HaiTO PONCE movement launched by Mor- in Haiti always contact ki. issean-Leroy and his collea- Haiti's first Real Estate Subscription rates of AME gues. The group introduc- Agency, RICAS: 3 dollars a year for ed the works of contemporthe English, Spanish and ary French painter Artemoff, RODOR TRADING CO. Portuguese editions. From a large number of lithoMondnay on Subscriptions graphs of the famous 19th 0000000 will be accepted at the Haiti century: French painter HenSun Office, Avenue Marieri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Jouverture, who died in Jeanne Stand No. his collea- Haiti's first Real Estate Subscription rates of AME gues. The group introduc- Agency, RICAS: 3 dollars a year for ed the works of contemporthe English, Spanish and ary French painter Artemoff, RODOR TRADING CO. Portuguese editions. From a large number of lithoMondnay on Subscriptions graphs of the famous 19th 0000000 will be accepted at the Haiti century: French painter HenSun Office, Avenue Marieri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and Jouverture, who died in Jeanne Stand No. 29 Exposome extremely rare books Bordeaux, and many French sition. The magazine will about Haiti which belong to bocke and magazines on Hai be delivered monthly to a the private collection of the tian literature. your door. CEMEN NTO organizers. Among these rare JEEP FOR books which are incidental- The exhibition will reSALE ly for sale. ar the *History main open to the general Jeep in good condition of the Black Republics print public at the Beaux Arts selling at a reasonable price. ed in Boston in 1805. and a Gallery on the Exposition For full particulars contact book printed by the Hairian rrounds behind the Theatre the <Haiti Sun.> IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND de CEMKNT Immigration Service in Bos- Verdure until the 27th of STANDARD HYDRAULICKeS PLY ton in. 1861 titled "A Guide Ocrober. Today the Gallery BUY STAMPS NET6 toHaitin, thé book of poems will be open from 8 a.m. till Persons interested in buy- OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION entitled < l'Haitiade > by 8 p.m. ing stamps' contact xHaiti Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 1faac, the son of Toussaint Sun>. a A 22239395 AA SAEA 2P03e8t B2 - % FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Bata 3 seeceeeeeeCCCCe eeccece a A a