--- Page 1 --- II - - T BERNARD DIEDERICH un EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE EM. A. MAINVILLE : THE HAITIAN ENGLISH $ LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th, 1951 No. 6 British President Trujillo Receives Brig, : Guianese Singer to give PERSONALITY Gen Levelt in Dominican Palace Concert here Wednesday OF THE WEEK Members of the music soul and expression, in every Ciudad Trujillo, Tuesday Commander Military Départ loving public who, attended department of his pro- One true test of human October 23.- The Honor- ment of the South, Lieut- the opening night of the litcourage is the way a person able President of the Repub- enant Colonel B. Augustin, tle publicized debut of famgramme he accepts a handicap. And for lic, Generalisimo Doctor Inspector Military Depart- ous British Gulanese tenor proved to our money, Jean Sorel*passRafael Leonidas Trujillo ment National Palace, Cap- at the Theatre de Verdure Ibe a master ed that test with flying colMolina, received at 11.45 'tain Edwing Mercier, Artil- last Sunday evening were ofjof techni- of the ors. The 23-year-old Jacmel Monday morning, in solemn lery, Capt. Victor Blanchet, fered a very special musical que boy has been blind from audience at the Salon de Em- Infantry, and Lieut. Marcel treat. A unique concert of art of Bel birth : : but to him such a bajadores, National Palace, Colon, Instructor Military songs by the Romantic GolCanto. His de- fate is a challenge a chalGeneral Antoine Levelt, Academy, den-toned tenor of the trostage lenge he has taken up with Chief of Staff Haitian Army, As General Levelt entered pics> John Tull now on a deportment was truly exqui- such determination that he and members of his Military the National Palace the Pre- goodwill tour of the Carib- site. It would be very diffi- is now one of the most acMission, Colonel L. Xavier, (Continued on Page 2) bean. (Continued on Page 10) complished young men in the entire Caribbean, if not The concert commenced at in the Americas. 8.30 p.m. M. Charles de New Director Of And he's certainly one of Count Zorli Studies Invest ment Possibilities Here Catalogne, Directeur Admin National Office Tourism the busiest. Besides instructistrateur introduced the aring classes for the blind The Italian Count Alber- bed by the war clouds han- tiste Mr. John Tull and his This week Mr. Guy Dou- more than 20 hours a week to Zorli, co-owner of the ging over Europe, are see- accompanist Mr. Ignatius yon was by His and preparing lessons for Casino Internationale, has king investments in quieter Quail in glowing terms. The Excellency appointed President Ma- his sightless pupils, Jean been most favorably impres- atmosphere of. the South programme which was uni- gloire to the position of Di- attends law school, makes a sed during his first visit to American nations. And que featured songs of six rector of the National Offi- wéekly radio speech and Haiti. And he has been spen- Count Zorli sees no reason groups, classics, Romanzas, ce of Tourism. Mr. Douyon studies three foreign languading a great deal of his time why Haiti should not be Operas, Sacred, Spirituals réplaces Mr. Jean Brierre ges. After three years in looking into the possibili- assisted in opening new fields and Romantic Melodies. Mr. who is now a member of the the States he is able to spedk Vties of transplanting or crea- to provide jobs for her army Tohn Tull's rich and melo- Conseil du Gouvernement. spen- Count Zorli sees no reason groups, classics, Romanzas, ce of Tourism. Mr. Douyon studies three foreign languading a great deal of his time why Haiti should not be Operas, Sacred, Spirituals réplaces Mr. Jean Brierre ges. After three years in looking into the possibili- assisted in opening new fields and Romantic Melodies. Mr. who is now a member of the the States he is able to spedk Vties of transplanting or crea- to provide jobs for her army Tohn Tull's rich and melo- Conseil du Gouvernement. English without a trace of.a ting new industries in- our of workers. He was pleased dious voice has a rare qual- Public reaction to this foreign accent and is rapidCaribbean Republic. Many to learn that Haiti already ity with beauty of tone; all appointment has been most ly developing the same acute Italian industrialists, distur- (Continued on Page 3) his renditions were full of favprable. Mi. Douyon a ear for Italian and Spanish. (Continued on Page 4) Jean can thank his parents for launching him on the road to higher education. He Mr. Herschel Brickell was lucky indeed to be born To Lecture At Hailian the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mau American Institute rice Sorel for when they dis The Haitian American covered their baby was blind Institute announces the first they did not condemn him in its program of lectures ito the general fate shared for the 1951-1952 season. by such handicapped perNext Thursday evening, bons beggary if the famNovember I. at 8-00 p.m.Mr ily is poor and a well-cared Herschel Brickell noted Ame for but useless existence if rican Writer and Scholar the family is wealthy. kwill ispeak. on. the subjeat The Sorels decided their (Continued. on. Page 4) boy would see if possible, if not he would have a Roland Mantas New thorough education anyway. Assistant Direcior SIPP Their hopes of a medical miracle were extinguished In the long list of Gov- when Dr. Elie Villard examernment appointments made ined the boy infant and sadpublic this week we noted ly announced that nothing with pleasure that His Excel- could be done at present. lency President Magloire However, the noted occulist had chosen Roland Montas Dredicted that the child to take over the important would suffer acute head post of wdirector-adjoint du Dains some time in the Dominican Ambassador Dr. José Service d'Information, de future and then an operaBrigadier General Levelt Epriqne Aybar is seen bidding abon voyages to Presse et de Propagande-> leaving on a courtesy visit to tbe Dominican Republic. (Continned on Page 11) (Continned on Page 11), --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th with their wives occupied-a French smalabarista> Jac- "special table. MSK ques Gordon and orchestra A eshow> was given at San Jose, led by Papa Moli10.00 p.m. in the Salon de na. All these artists belong las Cariatides with the fol- exclusively to <La Voz Dolowing actors: Chelo la Rue minicana> Broadcasting Staand ballet, el Indio Salvaje tion- It was a grand af- (thie Savage Indian), the fair. <ARMOUD Is Proud To Precent Their Pure Lard In The New Green And Wiite Tlree Pound Tin A - RETURN FROM COURTE SY VISIT TO DOMINICA N REPUBLIC. Brigadier General and Madame Levelt and tbe Haitian Military Delegation returned from a ARMOUR courtesy visit to the Dominican Republic Friday morning. Tbe Delegation from left to right: Captain Victor Blanchet, Colonel Linne Xavier, Madame Antoine Levelt, Brigadier General Antoine Levelt, Lieutenant Colonel Bernadin Augustin, Captain Mercier and Lientenant Colon. a (Cliche SIPP). President Trujillo duced into the Salon de Em- played the Haitian national Receives Levelt In bajodores by the Director of anthem. Lard Gen. Protocole Pedro Purcell Pe-' Dominican Palace na, and at his arrival was (Continued from Page 1) greeted by Excelentisimo Pre sidential Guard commanded sidenr Trujillo accompanied by Major Luis Ney Lluberes, by members of his Cabinet. Levelt, Lieutenant Colonel Bernadin Augustin, Captain Mercier and Lientenant Colon. a (Cliche SIPP). President Trujillo duced into the Salon de Em- played the Haitian national Receives Levelt In bajodores by the Director of anthem. Lard Gen. Protocole Pedro Purcell Pe-' Dominican Palace na, and at his arrival was (Continued from Page 1) greeted by Excelentisimo Pre sidential Guard commanded sidenr Trujillo accompanied by Major Luis Ney Lluberes, by members of his Cabinet. E. N., played in his honour, During a few minutes the il- General and Madame the Dominican national an- lustrious Chief of State and Levelt them due to the high rank of General Levelt had a cordial Guests, President the eminent military visitor. conversation, after which Trujillo Birthday Ball THE FINEST General Levelt and his staff, the Secretary of State of ForAVAILABLE QUALITY ON THE MARKET along with the Dominican eign Relations and Cults, Ciudad Trujillo, WednesJOSEPH AT ALL GROCERY STORES staff members, Colonel Sal- Lic. Virgilio Diaz Ordonez day, October 24. NADAL and CO., Agents vador Cobrian Parra, Cap- presented to the eminent viscain Arturo Espaillat and itor all the State Secretaries More than 1,000 officers Lieutenant Victor Elby Vi- and officials of same rank of the Army, Navy and Air nas Roman, E. N., were re- who were present. Force of the entire country ceived on the steps of the attended this Palace recepCapitol. by His Excellency After this solemn audience tion dedicated to President Pedro Purcell Pena, EE. and General Levelt was again the Trujillo- The First MagisMP., Director of Protocole, object of high honours cor- trate entered the Palace acand Ambassador Theophile responding to his rank by companied by Brigadier Gen Richard. the aGuardia Presidencial eral A. Paulino Alvarez, Sec General Levelt was intro- Presidente Trujillos which retary of State without portfolio, and his son Leonidas Rhadames, and was received at the principal stair by General Hector B. Trujillo MADE TO ORDER Molina, Secretary of War, Navy and Aviation. The President of the ReQnicke and to Brush On public a Easy wearing GeneralisPANTS in 3 hours cOst. $6.00 imo varidus uniform passed through Painting is a Jot easier when you have amooth-flowing SPORTS JACKETS-in 4 hours cOst $7.00 the enthusiastic salons and receiving Central paints to brush on. Their fine oils give them great SUITS - in 24 hours Çost $15.00 up the officials and cheegs their wives. from covering clear color abllity, and high-grade pigments assure fresh, SHIRTS in 2 hours cost $2.00 even under severe weather and service conditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific Guests of honor at Presiresearch. dent Trujillo birthday ball There are apecial Central paints, enamele Or select from the large stock of the finest variety of were Brigadier General An00 and varnishes for all purposee ready-made: toine Levelt, Chief of Staff e A of the Haitian Army, MaSHIRTS PANTS SPORT JACKETS SUITS dame Levelt and five military aides-de-camps of theCENTRAL Tatnts ANDRE SAIEH STORE Haitian Army. General Levelt and his Rue Magasin de l'Etat wife accompanied by Two shops from La Belle Creole rank Dominican officers high pecial Central paints, enamele Or select from the large stock of the finest variety of were Brigadier General An00 and varnishes for all purposee ready-made: toine Levelt, Chief of Staff e A of the Haitian Army, MaSHIRTS PANTS SPORT JACKETS SUITS dame Levelt and five military aides-de-camps of theCENTRAL Tatnts ANDRE SAIEH STORE Haitian Army. General Levelt and his Rue Magasin de l'Etat wife accompanied by Two shops from La Belle Creole rank Dominican officers high --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th <HAITI SUN> Count Zorli Studies Investment Possibilities Here vorably impressed by the progress being made. its deTO EVERY BUYER OF A (Continued from Page 1) velopment, tthough 'it is a has its budding Ceramics drafting stage offer the tou- a baby Casino in comparison Industry, an indication that rist a week-end in a Haitian with the Count's Alpine estathere are skilled artisans de- de luxe hotel, a scenic tour blishment at St, Vincent, veloping in our labor force of the island and last but where the gaming rooms can Italy can thank its age-old not least, the fulf facilities accommodate one thousand handcrafts Westinghouse for a major sha- of the rapidly growing Casi- patrons at once. re of its postwar economic no. In addition to his Casino in recovery. And some day Hai Floor Shows with local terestss the Count is the owntian artisans may be playing and foreign talent would er of a large group of textile a large role in boosting the provide new highlights to an factories in Northern Italy. standard of living in this evening at the open-air But his wealth and position do not deprive him of the & genialrty that seems to be ot A - the heritage of the Iralian people. This reporter, at first taken aback by the Count's imposing stature and serious mien, was soon put at his ease by the natural friendliness of the nobleman. Among the subjedts of conversation was the superb view offered to guests_of the Ibo-Lele, where the Count BEFORE OCTOBER 28ih 1951 is staying with the other co-1 owner of the Casino, Gr. Uff A Chance Ta Win FREE Goliardo de Poi. As the Count Duts it, <When von' 1. A WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MIXER re in the Alos all vou seel 2. AN ADJUSTO MATIC ELECTRIC IRON are more Alps. But here For Full Details vou see the bay, the plain. the lakes and the distant See BOUCARD & CO... IMMEDIATELY mountains- It's wonderful.> Count Zorli is greeted by Gasino Manager Renato Vancetti as k arrives bere from Rome, country. dance patio which aiready The Count says it is un- has become one of the most fortunate that Italy and Hai- popular spots of the shautti are so far apart as it makes monde> of Port-au-Prince, the trade exchange difficult. Then there will be the SaHe reports th at Italian lon Privé a chic gaming gourmets consider Haitian room unique in this part of coffee among the finest in the world. With its luxuthe world and expressed re- rious imported antiques, it's grets that it was not expor- really a bit of old Europe ted to Italy in greater transplanted on Haitian soil. quantities. Then there will be the Of course the Casino is the Yacht basin, the salt water key point of interest to the swimming pool, the restauItalian nobleman during his rant offering French and Ione or two-month stay here talian specialties and the And he is busily planning gift shop. All these faciliways to use the popular esta- ties are adequate proof that blishment as a means of a Casino is not just a place boosting the flow of tourists to play games of chance. a bit of old Europe ted to Italy in greater transplanted on Haitian soil. quantities. Then there will be the Of course the Casino is the Yacht basin, the salt water key point of interest to the swimming pool, the restauItalian nobleman during his rant offering French and Ione or two-month stay here talian specialties and the And he is busily planning gift shop. All these faciliways to use the popular esta- ties are adequate proof that blishment as a means of a Casino is not just a place boosting the flow of tourists to play games of chance. to Haiti. He hopes, with SO- Rather it is a place for some assistance from the Go- ciety to gather for enjoyment vernement, to use it as a whether it be dining drawing point to attract with friends, or dancing kravellers from the United under the stars. The Casino AFTER THREE YEARS A DECORATION Colonel Fils Aime is seen decorating States, Venezuela and later Internationale is a place that Colonel Conrad Follansbee ex-United States Senior Military Attacbe with the. Naother South American points Port-au-Prince can point to tional Order <Honneur et M. erites. The impressive cerem ony took place on tbe eve of through a unique package with pride Col, Follansbee's departure for tbe United States after serving bere for the past tour. The plans now at the Count Zorli was most fa- - tbree yedrs, (Clicbe SIPP) TravelDirect to Miami by Sailines Every*two weers O TULIA UNUEVO DOMINICANO M A K cnr Bries ur louvly For- Information See AgeniROBERT E. ROY, Expositi on Stand No. 7 P.O. Box 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- KHAITI SUN* SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th mind, to whom education ti Josephireport means something, a will and the foresight to doa good a job: 00o - - * so Savane Mr. Herschel Brickell To Lecture At Haitian American Institute At The Regie du Tabac It was decreed a holiday (Continued from Page 1) Tuesday morning at 10.30 throughout the Republic. of *Contemporary Ameriithe new Director of the Re- His Excellency President Ma can Literature.s gie du Tabac, Mr. Fernand gloire, at poon, delivered a Mr. Brickell was born in Magloire, was installed in message to the Haitian peo- Mississippi in 1889 and stuhis new. functions by the ple by. radio. The Chief of died at the University of MisMinister of Finances Fran- State stressed the import- sissippi. Hel has had a conçois Georges. Speeches were ance of the United Nations siderable career in Journaldelivered by the Secretary of and the reasons for which ism as reporter, staff writer State of Finances, former di- it is necessary that small and editor, being connected rector Mr. Dalencour and countries, such as ours, with the New York <Even- RENAULT has created speci ally for rough roads asd troMr. Fernand Magloire. Fol- should work for the realiza- ing Post> for many years. pical climates the COLORALE series, lowing the installation cere- tion of ideals of justice and During World War II from mony a reception was held liberty as mentioned in the 1941 to 1944 he was Cultur- * at the Cafeteria Boulangerie Chart of the Organization. al Affairs Officer of the Amer 25,000 cars have been exported since their presentaSt. Marc. The Secretary of Foreign rican Embassy in Colombia. tion in October at the Salon de L'Automobile in Paris Relations, His Excellency M. His literary, career is quite * Height of Chassis: 3 inches more than the current 4 Jacques Léger, cabled a mes- varied. his models sage of the people of this ed books Among xOur Living publish: Nov. : Wheels: 750x16 Truck type country to the Secretary Gen elists, *What South Ame- * Motors: 4 cylinders eral of the United Nations Five speeds At 8 a-m. ican Embassy in Colombia. tion in October at the Salon de L'Automobile in Paris Relations, His Excellency M. His literary, career is quite * Height of Chassis: 3 inches more than the current 4 Jacques Léger, cabled a mes- varied. his models sage of the people of this ed books Among xOur Living publish: Nov. : Wheels: 750x16 Truck type country to the Secretary Gen elists, *What South Ame- * Motors: 4 cylinders eral of the United Nations Five speeds At 8 a-m. October the 10th Organization, Mr. Trygve rica Thinks of Us> and * Carry a load of: 800 Kg: with a trailer up to 1,000 in Miami, Florida, a 6. lb. Lie. <Cosecha Colombian.> He is Kg: Seven 'to ten persons according to fittings. 3V2 ounce 20 inch long, also editor of the O. Henry * Top tropicalized for constant coolness no teeth and d'rn little hair Memorial Volume of Ameri- * Suspension gregoire: 8 coil springs reinforced blocks baby boy was born to Mr. New Direcior Of can Short Stories.> He is of leaf springs and Mrs. William Marquis National Office Tourism thus eminently qualified in Gas consumption: 20 miles to the gallon on rough of Pan American Airways. (Continued from Page 1) his own right to discuss road Marquis back at Bowen American Literature. Field with his sound sense Lawyer whose speciality is Mr Brickell is On a lecof humour reports, mother International Law speaks ture South tour of Central and THE RIGHT CAR FOR THE PROVINCES is in fine xshapen too. English and Spanish fluently. America, and it was 0: His post graduate studies-in- only at the last minute that FAST - RELIABLE : COMFORTABLE This cable from Shirley clude several years in the he found he would be able and Duane Adams late of J.S. and Universidad Haba- to visit Haiti. The InstiL'ABEILLE the American Institute here na. On his return home he tute welcomes everyone to S.A. mn Port-au-Prince and now taught at the law faculty. attend what. it feels will be Distributor for Haiti working in Bahia. Brazil, Before he became actively a profitable evening with an was somehow delayed it engaged in the publicity and outstanding writer and crireads: <Arrived onze Oc- Public relations field he tic. tobre La Ma-Mam bien- held the position of Chef of New PaPam fatigue net- Marc the Service of Economic Military Club 'Adams. (Translated it reads: and Consular Affairs at the The new building of the L'OMBRE de la MALARIA I am here (Junior) at last Department of Foreign Ar- Military Club will be conweight 11 Ibs arrived in fairs. structed within the grounds menace-t-elle votre October mother is OK but of the Exposition. The plans the old man is relaxing. He Mr. Douyon's reputation of the new headquarters are maison? signs off with his new name. includes, no disliking for ready and according" to well -:0:- hard work, always well informed persons the new United Nations day in Hai groomed, time to help a fri- center the of eptertainment for fti was marked bv various end with a problem, a natio- military *will be simply appropriate manifestations. nalist with a broad and open beautiful. The actual headquarters of the Military Club at the -CINLE F Champ de Mars was purA NUREENT (K chased by the State. Various sections of the Departments of Commerce and National SPORT Economy will be installed there. It was sold for 40,000 EECA Thursday evening the de- Nov. 4th: Excelsior vs. dollars instead of 50,000 legates of football clubs affi- Violette. dollars as stated previously. liated with the Football Nov. Hith: Etoile vs AiFederation met at Stadium gle Noir. LA Vincent and arranged the Nov. 18th: Croix des Bou- Ti Hubert Etheart's football schedulef for the com quets vs Army. of Commerce and National SPORT Economy will be installed there. It was sold for 40,000 EECA Thursday evening the de- Nov. 4th: Excelsior vs. dollars instead of 50,000 legates of football clubs affi- Violette. dollars as stated previously. liated with the Football Nov. Hith: Etoile vs AiFederation met at Stadium gle Noir. LA Vincent and arranged the Nov. 18th: Croix des Bou- Ti Hubert Etheart's football schedulef for the com quets vs Army. day party offered by his birthing season. The nine clubs Nov. 25th: Arsenal VS ents at their home in Pacot" parparticipating drew from a Stade. was a PALUDRINE hat to decide in what order, All games will be broad- reported rip roaring the games are to be played. cast over Station 4V2S. sucess. Ford, cashed Hubert in on traded/ his birth- his The following is a sche- Today at 2.30 p.m. a mini- day gifts now has a fancyVOUS PROTÈGERA: dule of the first five games ature championship will be looking <Henry J.> ko be played on the Champ played by nine teams partici0:- En toutes, Pharmacies de Mars for the next six pating in the coming season. Mr. and Mrs. He0.Ph.27 weeks. Eight games of fifteen min- reux accompanied George by son Ro Fabriquée par les Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. Nov. 1st: Stade vs Petion- utes each will be played dur. bert took the plane to New Représentés par TRANS-WORLD TRADING co., S.A. ville ing the afternoon. York yesterday. Appoiniment --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th ZOUING Page 5] QUICKLY EOUVENIRS a 2e SOUVENIRS NOW VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER SAOP S la Bellenoote A Tbe shops in tbis section L bave been checked by tbis xewspaper, and to the best our knowledge le of Bolle Gredte tbeir merchandise is of MEAT STO good quality and good rit, LM WAYS value. FRENCM PERFUMES - SWIS6 WATCHES Haiti's Finest FRENCH PERFUMES MAHOGANY WARE is io be found at GENT'S GEORGES SUITING DESLANDES Perfect grooming" necessitates high grade materials. These we have and at astounding low prices. ComTe PORS FACTORY TROPICAL Rue du Peuple Good quality $6.00 Aune 14-00 Costume FISHER Tel. 2242 GABARDINE in Brown, Navy Blue, Beige $15.00 Aune Art and "Curio Shop (Save Time and Expense 37.50 Costume Rue du Quai - Tel:,3145 * KASHMERE best quality, $7.50 Aune HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY Buy Direct from Faciory) 18.75 Costume <Ts Shirts Round Neck $.80c and up Socks Special $.80c each Handkerchiefs white or Acy Reumloid colours $.40c each YOUR FAVOR ITE STORE IfTS a ORENTALE CAR TEL Our new department which has just opened on the (DADLANI'S? first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and LTD- SA) See for your selfANGLE RUES ROUX ET ABRAHAM LINCOLN- Wd GUY BARREYRE HIRE HAYTIAN TRAVEL 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Phone 3394 SERVICE SAVORY United Nation's Day dependent Republic of Indo1951. nesia, linked by friendly BUTCHER DELICATESSEN Casiera's Maternity ( (Continued from Page 5) ties with the,Netherlands, isi 34, AVENUE JOHN BROWN Clinic the peace or armed aggres- a Member of the United Nasion. ROUX ET ABRAHAM LINCOLN- Wd GUY BARREYRE HIRE HAYTIAN TRAVEL 114 Rue Dantès Destouches Phone 3394 SERVICE SAVORY United Nation's Day dependent Republic of Indo1951. nesia, linked by friendly BUTCHER DELICATESSEN Casiera's Maternity ( (Continued from Page 5) ties with the,Netherlands, isi 34, AVENUE JOHN BROWN Clinic the peace or armed aggres- a Member of the United Nasion. tions. <To bring about by peace- In Kashmir, United NaBEEF Boned Roast 0.50 Dr. Georges Castera's com ful means and in conformity tions conciliation and mediaFilet, Filet Mignon lb. $0.64 Boneless pork roast 0.60 fortable and completely mc with the principles-of jus- tion stopped fighting and Sirloin steak : 0.60 dern 12 room Maternity cli- tice and international law, brought agreement between Porterhouse steak 0.60 VEAL nic is at your service. This adjustment or settlement of India and Pakistan on the Sirloin roast 0.45 Veal Cutlet 0.56 up-to-date clinic is located international disputes and holding of a plebiscite to deRolled rib roast 0.35 Veal Chops 0.45 in the same building as the situations which might lead termine Kashmir's future sta Standing rib roast 0.35 Veal Roast 0-50 Pharmacy Castera, opposite ito a breach of the peace> tus. However, proposed deRound steak 0.50 T-Bone Sieak 0.50the Telegraph and Tele 1s the other part of the Uni- militarization of the State Chuck steak 0:30 Liver 0.28 phone Building. Call 2131. ted Nations mandate to pre- prior to the plebiscite caused 0.30 Breast 0.25 berve further and the SePot roast peace. dispute, 0.30 Tongue (each) 0.60 a curity Council in 1951 Rump roast In Palestine, United Nasent Short ribs 0.30 Kidney (each) 0.121 tions mediation and concili- outa second Representativd Stew beef 0.28 Brains (each) 0.40 ation stopped a war, and totry to achieve such demiBrisket 0.28 NEN-YORK REGULAR FOETWIGNT HAITI, SERVICE NEW- YORK Israel, the new nation that litarization. # Soup bones 0.06 DELICATESSEN MTTC was born, is now a Member Other Head Cheese 0.50 ime political problems Chopped meat 0.28 of the United Nations. which have come before the Liver 0.28 Ham 1.00 Lr -E En Bara Two years of conciliation United Nations-such as Tongue (each) 0.60 Salami 0-40 and mediation triumphed in Iran (1946), Syria and Le Kidney (each) 0.12 Pork sausage 0.60 A 2 C Indonesia with the peaceful banon (1946), and Smoked pig's knuckle 0.50 SUCINAM NAVIGAT ATION A Berlia Brains (each) 0.40 Other variety meats AGENTS Sewraes 3 settlement of disputes be- (1948-49)-were settled wid PORK ALLENI BAUSSAN HL3387 tween that country and the hout armed conflict. a Pork chops 0.50 ALSO FRESH FISH Netherlands, Today, an in-l (Continued next weck) --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th New Appoiniment In The Institute then joined the legal staff of Recollecied Revolutionist Of Inter-American Affairs the United States Federal (Continued from Page 7) Trade Commission where he class instinct, and most sia after the revolution, his Appointment of Irvin gional Counsel for The Insti was From employed 1942 o 1944 until he served 1942. 50 ALSO FRESH FISH Netherlands, Today, an in-l (Continued next weck) --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th New Appoiniment In The Institute then joined the legal staff of Recollecied Revolutionist Of Inter-American Affairs the United States Federal (Continued from Page 7) Trade Commission where he class instinct, and most sia after the revolution, his Appointment of Irvin gional Counsel for The Insti was From employed 1942 o 1944 until he served 1942. important of confusing house was ransacked by Red Lechliter, as Assistant Gen- tut of Inter-American Af- as Project Attorney for the the dictatorship of the prole- NGuards. His friends appealeral Counsel of The Insti- fairs, operating from Lima, United States War Reloca- tariat with a dictatorship ed to Lenin, who issued a tute of Latin-American Af- Peru since 1949, and is well tion Authority at the Heart over the proletariat. contemptuous order sprofaires, was announced last known throughout Latin Mountain, Wyoming, Mini- Still under 50, and at the tecting> him. Though he week by Kenneth R. Iverson, America- Mr. Lechliter be- doka, Idaho and Tule Lake, height of his prestige, Plek- had suberculosis in an adPresident of The Institute of gan his career in the United California, Relocation Cen- hanov's health began to fail vanced stage Plekhanov Inter-American Affairs, a States Government as Execu- ters. From 1944 to 1945 he at the time of his conflict wrotea postscript to an early U.S. Government Agency. tive Secretary of the Law Di- served. in the United States with Lenin. During the first work predicting fearful Mr. Lechliter brings to vision of the Library of Con- Army. After leaving the world war he opposed Len- harm from Lenin's attempt his post a broad knowledge gress in 1930. In 1932 he Army in 1945, he became Re in's policy of working for to telescope the bourgeoisie of government legal work was appointed Chief Admin- gional Attorney for the War the defeat of one's own and proletarian revolutionsand a background of experi. istrative Attorney for the Relocation Authority in Seat country. Returning to Rus- He died in Finland in 1918. ence in inter-American Af. Marketing Laws Survey, a tle, Washington. In 1946 he Plekhanov was a Westfairs. He was formerly Re post he held until 1938. He whose like was appointed Area Attorerner, socialism ney for the U.'S. Public blique and Service Coopéra- that of Marx, embodied the Housing Administration, rif Inter-Américain de Pro- great ideals of Western civioperating from Seattle, duction Agricole), which lization. His quarrel with Washington; and later San deal with health and. food democracy was that it was Francisco and Los Angeles, supply, respectively. The incomplete, and his vision of California, and served in U.S. Government pays the a new world was one in this post until 1949. salaries of the six U.S. tech- which men, forever freed Mr. Lechliter, who was nical experts on duty with from the oppression of capiborn in Auburn, Nebraska, each mission and foots 40 talism and the state, would is 42 years old, married, and per cent of the bill for the learn to govern themselves holds a Bachelor of Arts de- projects carried out. The and to organize the means of gree from the University of more numerous Haitian per production and distribution Nebraska, and a Juris Doc- sonnel attached to the mis- for the common good. (STUtor's degree from the George sions are on the payroll of DIES IN REVOLUTION, by Washington University Law the Haitian Government, E. H. Carr, may be purSchool. which also pays the remain- chased by contacting xHaiit ing 60 per cent of the cOst Sun> Office, Exposition The Institute of Inter- of the projects, Stand 29. to organize the means of gree from the University of more numerous Haitian per production and distribution Nebraska, and a Juris Doc- sonnel attached to the mis- for the common good. (STUtor's degree from the George sions are on the payroll of DIES IN REVOLUTION, by Washington University Law the Haitian Government, E. H. Carr, may be purSchool. which also pays the remain- chased by contacting xHaiit ing 60 per cent of the cOst Sun> Office, Exposition The Institute of Inter- of the projects, Stand 29. American Affairs has been operating for more than nine years in the field of Point 4 coperative technical assistance in the other American La montre automatique la plus Republics. Its basic econopetite du monde my- work currently includes Health and Sanitation proLa première montre automatique grams in 17 countries, Eduavec roulement à billes cation programs in- 10 countries, and Food Supply programs in 7 countries. Under terms of agreement MAISON with the Haitian GovernGIG MR. IRVIN LECHLITER ment the Institute has two technical missions working Rue Bonne Foi in Haiti, the SCISP and the ETERNA-MATIC SCIPA) (Service Coopératif ror rinest auamy... 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Do not miss this RECOLLECTED REVOLUTIONIST Monday 29th will be the opportunity of seeing Jacopening of the new season queline Wiener Robert Georgei Valentinovich 1881 he fled abroad, living launched a more serious at- of' the <Societe Nationale Wilson Charles de CataPlekhanov was the great Rus in Switzerland until the out- tack on his mentor's position. d'Art Dramatiques at the logne Nicolas Vincent sian philosopher who tried break of the revolution in His book, also called <What Theatre de Verdure <Massil- Paul Savain Ghislaine all his life to keep the Rus- 1917. Is To Be Done?> advocated ion Coicou> with the mas- Wilson-Craan Jacques sian revolutionary movethat the party be limited to terpiece of Victorien Sardou Cassagnol, SNAD's finest ment allied to Western de- There he became the most trained and disciplined revo- xDa Tosca.> players. mocratic and progressive for distinguished Russian soci- lutionary conspirators. Plek- The drama takes place in Costumes of the First Emces. He is the subject of only alist and a world figure. hanov believed that this po- Rome during the period of pire. one of the fourteen essays When Lenin emerged from sition stemmed from BlanIn Edward Hallett Carr's his exile in Siberia he asso- qui and Bakunin rather than <Studies in Revolution> (the ciated himself with Plek- from Marx, But at the party others jare of such revolu- hanov remained with him congress of 1903 he unextionists as Sorel, Saint-Si- for a decade. Plekhanov pectedly supported Lenin, mon, Proudhon, Stalin),-but wrote works of philoso- and Lenin won the leaderbecause he is so little known phy and esthetics, trans- ship of the Russian party. Carr's his exile in Siberia he asso- qui and Bakunin rather than <Studies in Revolution> (the ciated himself with Plek- from Marx, But at the party others jare of such revolu- hanov remained with him congress of 1903 he unextionists as Sorel, Saint-Si- for a decade. Plekhanov pectedly supported Lenin, mon, Proudhon, Stalin),-but wrote works of philoso- and Lenin won the leaderbecause he is so little known phy and esthetics, trans- ship of the Russian party. and so often misrepresented lated the Communist Mani- Lenin immediately began he is by all odds the most in- festo from German into Rus- a purge of Plekhanov's teresting and the one whose sian, and introduced to Eu- friends and associates, and work is most timely. rope the Russian novelist Plekhanov wrote xWhat and revolutionary, Cherni- Not To Do> in answer to Plekhanov was born of an shevsky, whose book, What <What Is To Be Done?> old noble family in the pro- Is To Be Done?> inspired Lenin's book is available vince of Tambov in 1857, Lenin. everywhere. Plekhanov's is studied at the Petrograd not. Professor Carr's acSchool of Mines, joined the In 1900, Lenin organized count of it makes it seem populist movement, and at two revolutionary maga- that Plekhanov won the ar19led the first great popular zines and put Plekhanov on gument. He accused Lenin of demonstration in St. Peters- the spot by inviting him to a sectarian spirit of excluburg. Whén the populist the board of editors. Plek- sion; of claiming to act in adopted terrorism he left hanox accepted, though he obedience to an infallible them, and after the assas- differed with Lenin On some sination of Alexander ILin particulars: In 1902, Lenin (Continued back on Page 6) STATUE OF LIBERTY'S 651h ANNIVERSARY usual for 7,000 or 8,000 visiWILL BE CELEBRATED TODAY tors to côme. The Statue of Liberty, garded as the symbol of the <The symbolism of the world-famous symbol and freedom and opportunity statue is what attracts most Tbe Statue of Liberty, on Bedloe's Island, in New landmark, will have its 65th which have attracted count- people, especially the for- York Harbour. Ceremoni es marking tbe 65tb annianniversary today, October less thousands of immigrants eign born,> Chief Guide versary of tbe dedication of tbe statue are being 28. to these shores. Louis J. Hafner told an in- beld 0n tbe istand todayTo mark the birthday an- Each year larger numbers terviewer. As he spoke, a niversary, the committee of of visitors make the boat trip party of French-Canadians ries operate every hour, but from the foundation of the French-speaking societies in from Manhattan to Bedloe's stepped out of the elevator they run daily rain or shine: pedestal to the tip of Miss New York and the Ladies Island in the Upper Bay which had carried them to Hafner estimated that 90 Liberty's torch is 305 feet Auxiliary of the Veterans of where the monument is locat the pedestal and proceeded percent of those who jour- and one inch. Foreign Wars, both organi- ed. Once a fort guarding to climb on foot up the cir- ney to the monument come Reward for those who aszations of private citizens, the harbor, the site has been cular staircase inside the from outside of New York, cend to the observation plan to hold special cere- a national shrine since 1924. statue proper to an observa- No less than 70 percent form in the head is an plat: inmonies. During the 1950-51 travel tion platform in the head. climb all the way 168 comparable view of the New Standing in New York which ended Septem- <The spirit of freedom is winding steps to the top York skyline, the harbour at the very portal of Re 30, visitors from all embodied here and there's a of the statue, he said. outside of New York, cend to the observation plan to hold special cere- a national shrine since 1924. statue proper to an observa- No less than 70 percent form in the head is an plat: inmonies. During the 1950-51 travel tion platform in the head. climb all the way 168 comparable view of the New Standing in New York which ended Septem- <The spirit of freedom is winding steps to the top York skyline, the harbour at the very portal of Re 30, visitors from all embodied here and there's a of the statue, he said. tan area of New Jersey, metropoli- and the United States, the 305- over the United States and feeling of peace,> Hafner The entire structure is the approaches to the harfoot-high copper and granite from untold foreign coun- continued. <You have only made up of three parts: The bour. monument is as strong and tries totaled 591,587 an to look at the faces of the base, in the shape of an 11- Over the 65 years it has sturdy today as in 1886 when all-time record. visitors to know that the ma- point star; originally part of faced southeastwart to the President Cleveland dedicat- The total number of visit- jority regard the Statue of the stone walls of old Fort sea, the statue has ed it as a gift from the peo- ors has been running well Liberty with something that Wood; the granite pedestal a gray-green. patina acquired of ple of France. over a half-million annual- only can be described as re- which is as"tall as a ten- per. rust. This serves as cop- a Over the years, Miss Li- ly ever since World War II, verence. story building; and the sta- protective coating, Hafner berty has taken on signifi- isay spokesmen for the Na- During the summer sea- tue itself which is a shell of said, and also makes: more cance over and above com- tional Park Service, which is son, boats bring visitors to copper three thirty-seconds effective the flood - lighting memorating Franco Ameri- in charge of the monument. the island every half hour. of an inch thick and 12 sto. system which illuminates the -can friendship. She is re- On a good day it is not un- The rest of the year the fer- ries high. Overall height montument at night. Time & Life BOOK STORES! The Leading American MAGAZINES -Are Now On Sale at All --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th ATTENTION !! plec Forh.au Yince BEL CREOLE'S The telephone numher of the REFRESHING HOTEL IBO LELE Godarourtain Has been changed to MENU SOFT PRINKS MILK MALTED I SUNDAES SHAKES Fevih Please call io reserve tables for our FRUIT JUICES Tuesday and Friday Dinner Dances ICE: YOGURT CREAM, SUNDAYS BEER On THURSDAYS and heginning o from 6 to BACON HAM AND EGGS LOOK September 16th, SAr ANDWICHES COCKTAIL HOUR COFFEE PLACES TO EAT with Ernest Lamy at the Piano elc PLACES FOR FUN SUNDAY evenings, BUFFET SUPPER. la Belle Eneote MOST - 5,000 Feet - LUXURIOUS RESTAURANT Almost A Mile Above Sea-Level Yet Only 35 Leisurely Minutes from Town A ONEL ( CHATELET DES FLEURS >> DINE - EL SATURDAY NIGHT The Distinctive Place To Dine and Lodge Al Remember Roncha *COCKTAILS IN COOL KENSCOFF> Casino PORT- AU- PRINCE'S International Port-au-Prince up by the General Assem- as negotiation, mediation UNITED NATION'S DAY of aggression or other breach bly. URIOUS RESTAURANT Almost A Mile Above Sea-Level Yet Only 35 Leisurely Minutes from Town A ONEL ( CHATELET DES FLEURS >> DINE - EL SATURDAY NIGHT The Distinctive Place To Dine and Lodge Al Remember Roncha *COCKTAILS IN COOL KENSCOFF> Casino PORT- AU- PRINCE'S International Port-au-Prince up by the General Assem- as negotiation, mediation UNITED NATION'S DAY of aggression or other breach bly. With the support of and conciliation, not by the 1951. es of the peace.> 44 of the 60 Member states, use of force. The third obLE RENDEZ-VOUS So far permanént mem- the Assembly declared that jective is to help the Korean DU MONDE CHIC October 24 marked the bers, have not been able to the Central Chinese Peo- people to restore their terday six years ago when the agree on the United Nations ple's Government was en- ribly devastated country. Tél.: 2676 Charter of the United Na- armed forces contemplated gaging in aggression and call Because of continuing tions came into force: On in the Charter. ed upon that country to cease Great Power differences, this day we reaffirm the Nevertheless collective hostilities and withdraw its the Security Council might aims of the organization, re- armed action by an interna- forces. Simultaneously the be prevented from acting called its achievements and tional organization was tak- Assembly established two effectively in the event of a pledge to COMBINE OUR en for the first time when, committees, one to consider future breach of peace. To EFFORTS to realize its pur- in June 1950, the Security additional measures to meet forestall such difficulties the Council branded the attack the aggression, the other to Assembly set up a new ma- <San Michelez poses. Where does UN. Stand by North Korean forces as a use its good offices for end- chinery for collective securPension Today? breach of the peace, and ing the hostilities and achiev ity in a resolution entitled Now, as on Ocotber 24, called' upon Member states ing the United Nations ob- <Uniting for Peace,> The In cool Petionville, offers 1945, the United Nations ob- to help repel the attack. The jectives by peaceful means. U.S.S.R. and four eastern a delightful homelike. atjectives are the greatest good United States immediately As further support and European states opposed mosphere, comfortable of all mankind: to maintain ordered its forces into action. supplement to the military this action as unconstitution- rooms French, Haitian, and peace and security taking ef- Other Members gave their action, the Assembly on May al under the Charter. By this American Cuisine at very fective collective action support with military forces 18, 1951 recommended an decision, if the Security Coun moderate prices. Special fawhen necessary and using or other assistance. Fifty- embargo on the shipment of cil, because of lack of una- vorable terms m. y be arranevery means to settle inter- three nations supported the war materials to areas under nimity-of its permanent mem ged for person. wishing to national differences peace- action in principle. By the the control of the, Chinese bers, fails. to exercise its stay as permenant guests. fully; to develop friendly re- first anniversary of the People's Government and of primary responsibility for Tel : 7175 lations between nations bas- North Korean attack, the the North Koreans. maintaining peace, the Ased on their equality and self- forces of sixteen Members, The United Nations has sembly itself may take determination; to co-operate together with those of the threé objectives in Korea. the matter immediately up in economic, social, cultural Republic of Korea itself, The military objective is to in emergency special session and humanitarian progress; were fighting' under the repel the armed aggression called on 24 hours' notice if and to serve as the world United Nations Unified Com which- began at the 38th par- necessary with a view to mand. the North Koreans. maintaining peace, the Ased on their equality and self- forces of sixteen Members, The United Nations has sembly itself may take determination; to co-operate together with those of the threé objectives in Korea. the matter immediately up in economic, social, cultural Republic of Korea itself, The military objective is to in emergency special session and humanitarian progress; were fighting' under the repel the armed aggression called on 24 hours' notice if and to serve as the world United Nations Unified Com which- began at the 38th par- necessary with a view to mand. allel and to restore peace centre for. harmonizing the and security in the area. The momredlisedlicahnees actions of nations to achieve In November, 1950, Chinwhich sures, including the use of these ends. ese military units were re- political declared objective and reaffirmed was in armed force. A Peace Observation the What Collective to Commission and a VISIT <Effective ported be fighting the General Assembly resolu- Collective Measures ComMeasures Has the United forces of the Unified Com- tions in 1947, 1948, 1949 mittee were established. All Govjer Nations Taken? mand. The U-S.S.R. and 1950, is the establish- Member states were recomdes which had been absent from ment of a unified, indepen- mended to maintain Arto To maintain international the Council during the earli- dent, and democratic Gov- their armed forces within peace and security the er decisions Ll vetoed a pro- ernment of Korea. This ob- that could elements Nations be made Plastiques United is sto take posal to call for the with- jective the United Nations available for promptly effective collective measures drawal of Chinese forces, has sought and continues to action United breaches Nations 100- RUE DU CENTAE : for the suppression of acts but the question was taken seek by such peaceful means (Continued against of PORT AU PRINCE MAITI on Page 5) --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th -HAITI SUN> V leach comin Aye! The people out Bizo- Suirard Villard, grandfaton way will be talking ther of Raymond and Kiki about it in years to come : Villard observed his 87th the manner in which the birthday on Thursday. champagne flowed the night Mrs. Bunny Evans is exbefore the Deeming clan pected in port this weekflew off to repurn to the Uni- end to act as God-mother to ted States of America after one of the Léon twins. Other gracing these shores for God-parents have been namwhat seems a life time, A1, ed as follows: Deny BelMary, Glen, Michael and Ti lande and Roger Armand. Shable looking fit, well rest- The twins and mother Giseed (Al slightly overweight) laine are in the best of and none the worse for life health. in the tropic left Hotel Rivi- :0:- lera d'Haiti yesterday after Ludovic Célestin is head- President Trujillo's birtbday is celebrated in style at the Daminican Ambassador's ra noon and flew northward to ing for Rio de Janeiro tomor sidence in Petionville. (Insert (H. E,. President Tqujillo of the Dommican Republic). rheir old home in New row on a Government mis- See story below. York. Good Choucoune pa- sion. trons the Deemings helped 0: After a prolonged vaca- Mr. Delan Metayer, son of Wednesday was festival build the Exposition. On Monday Patrick An-, tion in Haiti with Pop Feld Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Meta- time in the neighbouring Re dre celebrated the anniver- and old friends, Evelyn Eisen yer wedded Mlle Denise Lou bublic, President Rafael Tru :0:- sary of his birth a year ago. ir old home in New row on a Government mis- See story below. York. Good Choucoune pa- sion. trons the Deemings helped 0: After a prolonged vaca- Mr. Delan Metayer, son of Wednesday was festival build the Exposition. On Monday Patrick An-, tion in Haiti with Pop Feld Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Meta- time in the neighbouring Re dre celebrated the anniver- and old friends, Evelyn Eisen yer wedded Mlle Denise Lou bublic, President Rafael Tru :0:- sary of his birth a year ago. looking very chic dressed in hisdon, daughter of Mme jillo celebrated his 60th birth At the Basilique Notre-Da a pin check <violines shirt, Vve Benoit Louhisdon, On day anniversary. me last night Olga Sada and :0:- white blouse and a matching October 6th at St. Joseph Here in Haiti, Dominican Robert Léger were joined A bunch of <briseurs> are <violine> hat tilted to one Church in New York. The Ambassador Dr Enrique wedlock. Jose in holy The bride heading for Jimani next side, accompanied by vaca- couple were conducted to Aybar honoured his chief of escorted to the altar by Mr. week-end. tion companion Julia Sagas- the altar by Mlle Fernande State with a fitting recépHérard, Brother-in-law to :0:- ta took Thursday's PAA Louhisdon, sister of the tion from II am to I pm. at the groom, wore a wedding Bishop Voegeli is leaving Clipper for Manhattan Is- bride, and Mr. A. Coby, a his residence in Petionville. gown of crêpe suzie nylon for Panama tomorrow. land the cold north! friend of the bridegroom. Chef de Protocol M. Da which was covered with :0:- :0:- After the religious ceremony niel Theard arrived as the embroidered organdi, a tru- This is interesting Madame Marini of Ca- grand reception was offer- personal representative of ly beautiful dress . made by Sunday night while the en- bane Choucqune left for San Lf the guests at the head- His Excellency President Ma Mrs. Edouard Denis. The tire Syrian Colony was ob- Juan yesterday it might quarters of Alliance Haiti- gloire in the Presidential bride groom was accompa- sorbing a little old Syrian be, that she is searching for enne in New York. car accompanied by an aidenied to the altar by Mme Culture poured on by a a top notch band to play at de-camp. M. Theard Antoine Talamas, sister of Syrian dance troupe and Choucoune through the :0:- ted President presenthe bride. The civil Magloire's ceremo- band at CaBane Choucoune Xmas period. Bishop Voegeli married birthday greetings to Ambany and reception were held somebody stole Aza Cha- :0:- Friday morning at the St. ssador Aybar to be conveyed at the home of Mr and Mrs. lom's precious Ford licenced Lt. Joseph Janot of the Trinity Cathedral, Sheelagh to President Trujillo. Antoine Talamas. The hand 1984...it was distressing to Haitian Air Force celebrated O'Malley, late of New York some couple now honey- behold friend Aza when, af- the anniversary of his birth and Vinton Burns, late of The reception was a large mooning in Kenscoff. ter searching high and low, Saturday night with a bunch Kingston, Jamaica. The wed one, the entire Diplomatic 0:- he pronounced his Jallopy of buddies. ding was a family affair and and consular corps, High Go Mr. and Mrs.Bill Vroo- stolen! :0:- the newly weds are reported vernement Officials, and man leave for a State side :0:- Nicole Revest celebrated honeymooning at the <Cap.> members of commerce and vacation tomorrow. Mrs. Charles Fequiere re- her fête Tuesday. :0:- press attended. and low, Saturday night with a bunch Kingston, Jamaica. The wed one, the entire Diplomatic 0:- he pronounced his Jallopy of buddies. ding was a family affair and and consular corps, High Go Mr. and Mrs.Bill Vroo- stolen! :0:- the newly weds are reported vernement Officials, and man leave for a State side :0:- Nicole Revest celebrated honeymooning at the <Cap.> members of commerce and vacation tomorrow. Mrs. Charles Fequiere re- her fête Tuesday. :0:- press attended. There were turned Thursday from her :0:- Tuesday evening at Hotel numerous champagne toasts :0:- three month visit to New Ralph Decatrel was re- Choucoune Bob Roy offered to Presdents Magloire and Hérard Roy leaves tomor York. Mrs. Fequiere's daugh sponsible for the bamboch- a dinner party in Mireille La Trujillo and to HaitianrOW to attend the 6th session ter Jacqueline is a student ing you heard in Pacot Wed- guerre and Claude Fabius' Dominican relations. of the United Nations Gen- at Colombia University in nesday night, 'twas his birth- honour: Other guests at the eral Assembly to be held New York City. day. dinner were Mr. and Mrs. The evening receptions Blaise next month in Paris. :0:- :0:- Laguerre, Jean and offered by Ambassador Ay- -:0:- Gisele Sada, Juliette Sada Dadou Sendral and Lou- Mrs. Jean Joseph. bar in the past were among and little Miss Viviane Sada lou Déjoie are reported to :0:- the most enjoyable offered arrived from New York be preparing to breeze over It. was Claude Manuel's in the Capital. Wednesday's Thursday, to attend Olga to Ciudad Trujillo this com- birthday anniversary Friday reception although a men's Sada's wedding ing week: about the Party ask affair was considered tops, :0:- -:0:- Claude and proof of this is it lasted Mr. and Mrs. Zeki Mour- The. Spanish Minister :0:- way into the late afternoon raand daughter Margaret ar leaves to return to Spain :Miss Chantal Buteau cele- (4 p.m.) rived on Thursday too. this coming week. brated her fourth birthday at Grandma Bertonis home in During Brigadier General Babiole Wednesday after- Antoine Levelt's courtesy vie noon. Chantal is the daugh- sit to the Dominican Repub. er of Mr. and.Mrs. *Toys lic he was decorated with Buteau 1 Commandant of Order of Cristobal GBantancount Colon Shum the Penitencier National and Pablo Duarte, REG. .TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 (Hotel de la Rue du Centre). (Continued on Pages 4, 10, CAM PB :0:- 11, 12) a --- Page 10 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th BRITISH GUIANESE quests to offer a second per- tional Saturday night with and Mrs. Kurt Nef, Mr. and thedral. The couple are SINGER TO GIVE forman ce, arrangements a group of friends, Mrs. E. Lemke, Rene Kens- honeymooning at Cape HaiCONCERT WEDNESDAY have ben made for Mr. John Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin vil, Vic Lanpson, Evelyn tien, and will make their Tull to present a concert Eisen, Julia Sagasta and Mr. home in Babiole. (Continued from Page 1) Wednesday evening at 8.30 offered an especially fine 7 Joust. :0:- Ito 10 party Tuesday evening at the Theatre de Verdure. :0:- AI Seitz, Chef of No. to cult give any particular to honour friend and fellow The of PAA's Store of La Belle Creole 1 group higher praise than the manager Al Seitz. Vic Lanpson, Evelyn tien, and will make their Tull to present a concert Eisen, Julia Sagasta and Mr. home in Babiole. (Continued from Page 1) Wednesday evening at 8.30 offered an especially fine 7 Joust. :0:- Ito 10 party Tuesday evening at the Theatre de Verdure. :0:- AI Seitz, Chef of No. to cult give any particular to honour friend and fellow The of PAA's Store of La Belle Creole 1 group higher praise than the manager Al Seitz. The guests Chief Mechanic, marriage Lester Hall, off for Ciudad Fri ser other, but, nevertheless, men BEACHCOMBER were entertained by Ti Ro day - Trujillo tion must be made to the (Continued) Ro who presented several to Kathryn Ann Tooley, and fabrics. carrying Haitian rugs Opera <Pagliaccis, recitative famous dru m concertos. daughter of Lawrence ToolIn C. T.] he will and aria; Vesti La Guibba> Young Serge W. Graham Among those present were ey of Wilson Cité and the further his promotional camby R. Leon Cavallo, a fine lad with a fine announc- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Douyon, Compania Industras Mariti- paign to find a market rendition, the same can be ing voice celebrated his Mr. Langenschwartz, Mr. mas, S.A. took place Friday abroad for Haitian Materisaid about <The Lord's Pray- birthday at Casino Interna- cod Mrs. Jim Meyers; Mr. at ten at the Holy Trinity Ca als. er> by Malotte, so.t touching and. perfect that the audience called for repeat. Mr. Tull responded with <BeLet heip you plan your trip cause>, another beautiful song. The spiritual group was full of soul and rhythm the almost and in final of to group romantic melodies it was clear to observe that the name given Mr Tull has been correctly bestowed. He raised the audience to their feet when he sang <My heart and I by Tauber; <Trees>, by Rasbach; <For You Alone>, Geehl, in the most romantic manner and the clear resonance of the golden tones of his voice thrilling and filling every heart with ioy as he gracefully responded to repeated encores, he sang xUntils and xIf I cotld tell you.> PAA WORLDROUTES Mr. Ignatius Quail, his talented accompanist was verv sympathetic and dis-. MIEN TATIENIN plaved fine artistry at the piano. M. Charles de Catalogne must be congratulated for this unique presentation. Everyone seemed fully satis fied with Mr. John Tull's performance, a number of You'll find that Service is the auidience wended their way back stage to express the PAA watchword for groundtheir appreciation to the staff and aircrew alike. artistes, among them were Mr. and Mrs. Jean F. Brierre and scores of requests were made for another concert, AA4 Mr, JohnTull and his accompanist are Both from Bri. S tish Guiana, the land of the <Mighty Kaieteur Falls>, There's a graciousness about the service an ability the only English speaking anticipate your needs and particular preferences time which country on the continent of frdet time. the You veteran always traveler feel welcomé back. to aboard. Pan American a PAA Clipper*, after South America, Mr. Tull because you always are welcome. Brierre and scores of requests were made for another concert, AA4 Mr, JohnTull and his accompanist are Both from Bri. S tish Guiana, the land of the <Mighty Kaieteur Falls>, There's a graciousness about the service an ability the only English speaking anticipate your needs and particular preferences time which country on the continent of frdet time. the You veteran always traveler feel welcomé back. to aboard. Pan American a PAA Clipper*, after South America, Mr. Tull because you always are welcome. has a colorful career as a N You can fly PAA to all six continenis. a tenor singer, and he has visited and performed with six continents, With its farflung Pan American network is routes extending all successes : in Eat) overwhelming airline system, it is the pioneer such countries as Dutch GuiAll ov zhe the up P overscas air transport. was first tolink the ra avelers e prai thou pit Americas-by air, frstto span the vast Pacific, first to fly ana, Aruba, Curacao, and VARETM dd or nt to REUE Aatune completely around the world. But Pan American takes presently is requested to sing svery trip you take via Pan Amer rican. EIrts travel pride best. however, in being first choice of those who lin Haiti, Curacao, Trinidad, A light heon on shorter Aight You "Ay PAA" almost anywheré. to any of 83 Barbados and other places : thecastunife Entofull propAned countries sa colonies. You will be amazedi he wide will enjoy on voy ge berwees choice of routes, destinations and costs.. LN. BAA cont on his way back to British ent plan. the trip you want to take helgxou Guiana. Mr. John Tull is also booked for Canada via For details, see your Travel Agent or London and New York, and PAA his famous voice which is rated the sweetst and best" NORLD'S MOST PAN AMERICAN in the Caribbean, will not EXPERIENCED AIRLINE too distant, place him among HORED AIRWAYS the Because top ranking of numerous tenors. reRue Dantes Destouches Port-au-Prince Telepl G 3451 and 2822 --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28th <HAITI SUN> PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK distinguishes by the sharp can't say <Take me to the instruction classes set up for (Continued from Froni Page) descent,of the curbing. You barber shop. You must adults. Jean hopes to train can imagine the dog's dile- have an idea of the topogra- sighted persons to help in ttion would be necessary. Ten man Pinscher who is. now mna as he walks his master phy of the place and give the job of educating the years later the predicted his greatest friend and clos- through the business district him concrete instructions on blind. He explains a person symptoms developed and lit- est companion. with abrupt tises or des- how to reach your destina- with vision can learn the tle Jean went under the surcents of the cement: every tion. Braille system in some halfgeon's knife. The pains were Jean named the Dober- few feet. It's probably just But Jean's not complain- dozen lessons : while it stopped but the operation man after his benefactors. as well that <Chief Sertoma> ing : there are about six usually takes a blind person could not restore his sight. Jean and the beautiful doesn't know that he had thousand blind people in three months. If there are brown dog met this summer most of his tail cut off un- Haiti VITHOUT Seeing any readers of this article By this time, however, the at the Pathfinder Guide Dog necessarily. The operation is Eye and his main ob- with or three hours Dogs two free blind boy was well on the School in Detroit, Michigan, made on Guide Dogs in the jective is to make their going each week who are interestway to winning the battle where they went through the United States to enable them easier through edncation. led in Jean's project, their over-his handicap through He recently set: up an in- 6ervices would be welcome, education. VITHOUT Seeing any readers of this article By this time, however, the at the Pathfinder Guide Dog necessarily. The operation is Eye and his main ob- with or three hours Dogs two free blind boy was well on the School in Detroit, Michigan, made on Guide Dogs in the jective is to make their going each week who are interestway to winning the battle where they went through the United States to enable them easier through edncation. led in Jean's project, their over-his handicap through He recently set: up an in- 6ervices would be welcome, education. He started learnstruction class for the blind Further information can bei ing to read and write by in his home town of Jacmel réceivedby telephoning 3735 playing with wooden letters and put it under the direc Monday through Fridays : his parents had made. But tion of Abel Gousse. Then or by paying a visit to the is was an awkward method he established a similar class Talent Shop.. at best and the family pouncat Cap Haitien with Mrs. Jean gives a talk on <The ed with delight on the opMontreuil in charge. Here in Development of Work for portunity for little Jean to Port-au-Prince the St. Vin- Ithe Blind Through the learn Braille. Dr Justin vent School for the Blind Agess every Friday over Castera, Sr., who had gone and Handicapped Persons Station 4 VM at 1.30 p.m. blind in his late fifties, came has been in existence in a on the 49 meter band. in contact with the famous rudimentary state. for the After spending an hour or touch system in Europe. And past two years. But it SO with Jean at Bois Verna, upon his return to Haiti, the wasn't until Jean's return the home of his brother-inaging Doctor and the fivethat. it got under way on a law Gerard Gaetjens, this year-old blind boy began sound teaching basis. reporter came to some rather learning Braille together. For the past three weeks definite conclusions. First, it For years they poured over it has been offering classes was impossible to feel sorry Braille books they received from 8 a.m. to 12 (at the for this talented and handfrom France and the United Talent Shop, 119 Rue des some man whose conStates. Little Jean learned Casernes), for more than a versation young was filled with Haitian history and geograhalf-dozen pupils who are jokes and laughter. Second, ply through school texts sfudying the Braille system it was definitely to this possible read aloud. In way he and classical subjects under feel ashamed of yourself for gained his education until Jean's tutelage. The school not making more out of your Dr. Castera died in 1938. accepts pupils up to the age own unhandicapped existLaunched ofrwentya and there are other ence, On his own, he enrolled for a course in the JEAN SOREL AND CHIEF SERTOMA Hadley Correspondence Roland Montas New sistance. It is encouraging School for the blind. Then Assisiant Direcior SIPP to see a young man of this in 1948, he went to the Uni- course together: Among oth- to go through revolving calibrenin a position where ted States for a teachers' er things the Doberman was doors without getting (Continued from Page 1) he may utilize his talents and training course at Harvard taught to always guide his caught. But as far as we do the most good. Mr. MonUniversity in collaboration blind master along the. side- know there isn't a revolving Mr. Montas who in the tas is thoroughly versed in with the Perkins Institute. walk and the puzzled door in Haiti. past held the position of the purpose, aims and worke canine guide is still looking <Chef du Service de la Pro- ings of this Departmeht. 4 It wasn't until this sum- for non-existent <trottoirsa It's the erevolving traf- pogande Interieures is well :0: - mer however, that Jean got in Port-au-Prince, <Chief fic of Port-au-Prince that known and appreciated in Jean Riboul of the Offiel his heart's desire a See- Sertoma>, as the dog is call- has Jean a little worried. of the purpose, aims and worke canine guide is still looking <Chef du Service de la Pro- ings of this Departmeht. 4 It wasn't until this sum- for non-existent <trottoirsa It's the erevolving traf- pogande Interieures is well :0: - mer however, that Jean got in Port-au-Prince, <Chief fic of Port-au-Prince that known and appreciated in Jean Riboul of the Offiel his heart's desire a See- Sertoma>, as the dog is call- has Jean a little worried. He newspaper circles for his of Contributions left for Sas ing-Eye Dog. A Club of Chi- ed, is having quite a time must give his Guide Dog the spirited cooperation and as- Juan yesterday. cago Businessmen appropri- adjusting himself to the er- order to go left or right and ately named <Service to ratic ups and downs of the sometimes he finds it a litMan> is responsible for pro- sidewalks that do exist. He tle risky. 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