--- Page 1 --- II A I I - un BERNARD DIEDERICH EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE $ RONY CHENET, Jr. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th 1951 No. 9 A Unique Livelihood U. S. Congressmen Impressed PERSONALITY A of United States OF THE WEEK An Italian with one of the America except Paraguay group declared after an interview most unusual occupations in and various other parts-of Congressmen, spent a short with His Excellency Presithe world stepped off the the United States, England time in the Capital Friday (Continued On Page 12) plane from Martinique Mon- and Europe. morning on their official day. Big owlish eyed Gui- (Continued on Page 3) tour of the Americas. THANKSGIVING seppe Baggi native of FaenMr. James P. Richards, za, Italy, claims that he has Pan American Thanks- member of the Committee of With turkey, sauce, granever heard of a second per- giving Masses Scheduled Foreign Relations of the titude and goodwill for son who makes a livelihood For Rio, Washingion United States Congress and many generations our Amein the same manner as he Chairman of the visiting rican neighbours have condoes, He spends his time A movement to establish Committee of Congressmen inued to celebrate Thanksmaking tiny werrd animals, an annual Thanksgiving as spokesman for the group giving Day about this time dolls, puppets and little ba- Day in all the American re- Le Matin Publisher of the year. The spirit of gailles out of any material publics will be strengthened And Mrs. Franck gratitude which welled up in tthat comes -to hand, this year by two Inter-Ame- Relurn From Abroad Magloire the hearts of the early pilplastic, wire and other PRSI rican Thanksgiving celebragrim fathers is just as strong ments. tions F one in Rio de Jan- Ic isn't thesize of the coun in the hearts of their descenMr. Baggi is a man with eiro and another in Wash- try that counts but its ac- dants, and, foreign though I Last week a tall, dignia no fixed place of abode. ington, D.C. ivity. And, Franck. Magloire am, I too can join in a fied quiet-spoken man becaFilled with (close to 300 In Rio, the third annual says Haiti should take a care Thanksgiving dinner with me <Officier de L'ordre Na Ibs.) of wanderlust, he can- Thanksgiving Te Deum. on ful look at Switzerland to American gusto, tional Honneur et Merite not bear to be in the same November 22 in the historic learn how to make the most We may not be Ameri- in an impressive little cereplace for long. Since leaving Church of the Candelaria of what you've got. cans, but we ought to share mony at the Seminaire St. his native Iraly at the end of will be attended by ranking The of <Le Ma- the spirit of Thanksgiving Martial. It was a fitting reWorld War II he has visit- churchmen from a number tin> and publisher head of the Haitian Day. ward for Professor Ulrick ed every country in South (Continued on Page 6) Travel Service returned from Do you ever pause during Duvivier whose life has been his rwo-and-a-half months the daily round of common consecrated to upholding the abroad full of enthusiasm duties and think for a little torch of learning for Haifor the way the small Alpine while of the things for tian youth. of <Le Ma- the spirit of Thanksgiving Martial. It was a fitting reWorld War II he has visit- churchmen from a number tin> and publisher head of the Haitian Day. ward for Professor Ulrick ed every country in South (Continued on Page 6) Travel Service returned from Do you ever pause during Duvivier whose life has been his rwo-and-a-half months the daily round of common consecrated to upholding the abroad full of enthusiasm duties and think for a little torch of learning for Haifor the way the small Alpine while of the things for tian youth. His achievemente (Continued 0n2 Page 12) which you ought to be thank in the educational field haful. ve been so outstanding that American Automohile You ought not to eat an- they brought him recogniAssociation Group Spend other meal or go to bed to- tion not only in his homeWeek-End Here night if you cannot think of land but also abroad. some cause for gratitude. Back in 1933, the French Eight representatives of If you have not seen some- Governement awarded Prothe American Automobile thing of the beauty of life fessor Duvivier the titlec Association from the Eastern today, or heard something Officier d'Academie.s And area of the United States ar- good, or seen something last month the 52-year old rived here yesterday morn- fine, or had your heart educator was chosen by ing to spend two days of strangely moved and stirred the Organization of Ameritheir ten-day educational with love,or been blessed by can States to be a permanent tour of the Caribbean area the presence of those who member of the Cultural Com to. develop further tourist are dear to you, or at any mittee of the Pan American. travel between the Islands rate, escaped so many cala- Union. : a high honor since and the United States. maties that might have hap- it gives Haiti the privilege (Continued on Page 3) pened and saddened your of being one of the five nalife - why then you must tions represented in the Modification Of Traffic be only half alive. group of experts chosen to Law Why not make today a (Continued on Page 3) e little Thanksgiving Day of Svrian Educator Visits With the ever increasing your own? Unesco Marbial amount of automobiles flow. Shut your eyes a little and Project ing into the streets of the try to imagine all the things Professor Khaled Ali Huscapital the Traffic Départ- you hold dear taken away sein from Damascus is the ment is faced with a serious from you wife, husband, latest of the series of world problem of traffic control. children, lover, parents, educators to travel to Haiti The last booklet on traffic health, speech, sight, hear- for a close look at the pilot The man with a most unusual occupation. Craftsman in rules and regulations was ing, reason, your job, your UNESCO experiment.at Mar paper, plastic, rubber, wire, and otber oddments is Gui- published back in July 1939. house, your money (if any!) bial. And upon his return sippe Baggi, 38 year-old artist from Italy. He claims to At the present time Traffic Then open your eyes again from a 15-day stay at the be more original and individual tban Picasso. In bis last Chief Captain Fritz Brierre and thank God that life project site he was full of 11 years be bas visited dozens of conintries, subsiding bis is hard at work preparing gives you so many things enthusiasm for its accomjourneys by making little figures or puppets of bis fellow- proposals for new laws and that you don't really de- plishments. passengers. (Conitnued on Page 4) serve. (Continued on Page 2) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Depariment Oi Labour ing rewarding progress in ages from 30 to 40 per centUnderlakes Creation Of A easing the hard life of the The Professor came to GONK ARE THZ DAYS Series Of Centers For The peasant families in the Mar- Haiti on October 23 on a WHEN SOLEIL HADHIS WAY Education Of Labourers bial area. UNESCO scholarship. . (Conitnued on Page 4) serve. (Continued on Page 2) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Depariment Oi Labour ing rewarding progress in ages from 30 to 40 per centUnderlakes Creation Of A easing the hard life of the The Professor came to GONK ARE THZ DAYS Series Of Centers For The peasant families in the Mar- Haiti on October 23 on a WHEN SOLEIL HADHIS WAY Education Of Labourers bial area. UNESCO scholarship. He And he said that the gov- plans to study basic educaernment of Syria hopes to tion methods in Mexico, Intensifying the campaign start a similar its Canada and France before A project in against illiteracy, the La- rural areas, with the inten- returning to his homeland bour Department recently tion of reducing the national to put his findings into praccreated a number of educa- illiteracy rate that now aver- tice. Ition centres for workers in the Capital and in other regions of the Republic. The Carrier aix conditioner installed newly created centers havé been established in the fol- SARMOUR> Is Proud To Present Their Pure Lard Iowing localities. In The New Green And White Three Pound Tin IN THE NORTH: Five new centres have been established on the Shada planWALTER BRAUN distributor tations, and two at Trou du Nord and Ste Suzanne. IN THE NORTHWEST: There is a center at Jean Rabel, Bombardopolis, Bord de Mer, Baie des Moustiques and St. Louis du Nord. IN THE NORTHEAST: Arrangements are. being made with the managers of Hou can fly almost anywhere Plantation Dauphin and ARMOUR Plantation Cook, in regard. via to the education of workAMERICAN ers. ARTIBONITE: AAN IN THE With its farflung netwrork of routes extending to all six Two centres have been crecontinents PAA will gladly help you plan a trip to any ated, one at Grande Saline, and will be amazed a Lard countries colonies. You and the other at Desdunes. wide choice ofcroutes, destinatians and costs. Others will be established on the.sisal plantations of Shada at Mont Rouis. IN PORT-AU-PRINCE: Forty-six centers for adults resumed! work in October. IN THE SOUTH: Two centers have been established at Gomier, Jérémie, and THE FINEST QUALITY ON THE MARKET one a Aquin. Plans are AVAILABLE AT ALL GROCERY STORES being taken for the establish JOSEPH NADAL and CO., Agenis Ing of centers at Miragoane, Anse à Veau and the 2nd M Plain of Petit Goave. Syrian Educator Visits Unesco Marbial Projeci - NEW YORK non-stop from Juan deluxe The Syrian expert on bareeerte na2dg ntrdee EC sic education was deeply imTrip fares now: in effect. - also new, low 1 Tourist rates. pressed to find that children E attending the Marbial classes Miami thought sO highly of their chance to learn to read and ConvairVTa write that. they walked five frumt RenbAnne Camaguey. RE nonstop service: Connecting airlines serve all cities or six kilometers to school, AAFE often having to start from Qnick and to Brush On a Easy (Ciudad Trujillo San Juun their. mountain homes as Convair flights- - convenient departure times. early as two o'clock in the Paintingi is a lot easier when, have smooth-flowing kcrted xeeular services to principal Caribbean citiea morning to do it. Central paints to brush on. Their you fine oils givethem great Europe covering ability, and high-grade pigmenta assure fresh, "Thrift Season" fares offer substantial Professor Ali Hussein was - cléar color even under severe weather and service conRegular services from New Hatr mit also impressed by the seriditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific Ea and Rome. our mien and gentle nature research. Paintingi is a lot easier when, have smooth-flowing kcrted xeeular services to principal Caribbean citiea morning to do it. Central paints to brush on. Their you fine oils givethem great Europe covering ability, and high-grade pigmenta assure fresh, "Thrift Season" fares offer substantial Professor Ali Hussein was - cléar color even under severe weather and service conRegular services from New Hatr mit also impressed by the seriditions. Formulas are the product of latest scientific Ea and Rome. our mien and gentle nature research. Fort reservations, see your Travel Agent a of the Marbial peasants who There are apecial Central paints, enamels doggedly fight to earn a livand varnish-a for all purposes) PAA ing from the soil despite WORLD'S heart-breaking odds. He said MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE it was a shame that the project lacks the funds to carry CENTRAL Tatnts on its battle against disease, PAN AMERICAN ignorance and illiteracy on a WORED AIRWAYS larger scale. But the professor added even with the Rue Dantes Destouches - Port-au-P Prince its Tolophones 3451 and 2822 small funds at cimmand, the UNESCO team is mak- --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 18th <HAITI SUN> PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK Unique Occupation e (Continued) (Continued from Page 1) The SUPER Refrigeralor work out a program for in- had its argument. It insisted creasing culcural relations that the daughters and sons Staying only a few weeks Another Servant For Your Home between the 21 American of small wage-earners should in each place Mr. Baggi constates. be offered the same educa- tacts the Education authoriThe professor expects to tion as the more fortunate ties on his arrival, and if leave shortly for Mexico Ci- pupils from wealthier homes hey are willing, he gives a ty to take on the duties of .pupils who would even- special course of instruction his new post, placing the na- tually take their place in the in his handwork to the me of Ulrick Duvivier once professional world. The tra- school teachers, leaving them On R more the list of distin- des class was discontinued to pass it on to their pupils. guised diplomats of the Ame when Mr. Duvivier retired A corpulent man, with R ricasin 1946. big eyes behind dark glasses, The Professor's father ser- At the present moment, Mr. Baggi's fingers are never ved as Minister to Washing- however, there are two go- still while he tells his story ton as well as Haitian Fo- vernment trade schools in in very halting English, afreign Minister and Secreta- Haiti with an attendance of ter consuming a very hurry of State for Education. some 400 pupils... they are ried lunch at the Hotel BellDuvivier <fils> began his J.B. Damier and Ecole des vue where he is staying dur studies at the Seminaire St. Arts and Metiers of the Fre- ing his brief visit to Haiti, Martial and at the age of 14 res Salesiens.. he made in a few deft manisailed for France to contipulations with his fingers nue his education. He spent The next phase of Profes- and the help of a pair of By five years at *Jeanson de sor Duvivier's educational scissors, dozens of little uniSailly> and a year at the Sor- career came about by acci- que animals, then taking a bonne while the guns of dent. One of his four daugh- coil of golden coloured wire World War I wrote another ters failed to find.a suitable from his briefcase in sevbloody page of history. Then secondary school (college) eral seconds made exact proWestinghouse he returned to Port-au-Prin- to continue her studies, SO files of the onlookers. ce and took his degree at the the professor began to The Faculty, of Law. tutor her. Soon her friènds Paris newspaper See it ai BOUCARD & CO., Rue du Fori Per But while he was studying became interested in the clas wJournal him <Monsieur Dimanches Dieu> dubbed be-] the complicated legal records ses and asked if they might cause of the world of anihe took time Out to launch join. ) eral seconds made exact proWestinghouse he returned to Port-au-Prin- to continue her studies, SO files of the onlookers. ce and took his degree at the the professor began to The Faculty, of Law. tutor her. Soon her friènds Paris newspaper See it ai BOUCARD & CO., Rue du Fori Per But while he was studying became interested in the clas wJournal him <Monsieur Dimanches Dieu> dubbed be-] the complicated legal records ses and asked if they might cause of the world of anihe took time Out to launch join. mals which he creates. In American Automobile Carolina Motor Club, Charhis 30-year teaching career. Today the school( has 80 America several Association Spend lotte, North, Carolina; Mrs. The budding educator law- pupils. called him the newspapers ideal Week-End Here Elizabeth Cassilly, Loulsville, yer drilled French, Latin and Professor Duvivierand his sitter, But babyKentucky; Miss Kay HarGreek into the heads of wife, the former Mademoia French Riviera (Continued from Page 1) mon, Automobile Club Of youngster at the Lycée Pé- selle Claire Rouzier, have newspaper <L'Avenirs said Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pene tion and gave embryo school two sons as well as their no a baby-sitter is sup- The party left New York nsylvania; W. K. S. Herma'ams and masters at the quartet of <Jeunes filles> posed to sing drowsy, lulla- aboard a Pan American shey, White RoseMotor Club two teacher's training scho- and three-year-old François bys and no intelligent child W.orld Airways Clipper York, Pennsylvania, and Rools lectures on the job that is the darling of the family. would fall asleep in Baggi's Wednesday (Nov. Puerto 14th) for bert Binner, AAA official lay ahead of them. The grey-haired educator company. San which Juan, was their first Rico, from Miami. s In this reporter's opinion has little time for hobbies Baggi never stays any- on an itinerary that includes stop The Group is staying here Professor Duvivier himself but nothing can keep him where very long, he refuses St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, at Sylvera's luxurious El made an important stride from his favorite exercice because of that constant urge our Capital, then Kingston Rancho Hotel, and theiz in the history of the Haitian a promenade. Every evening to move on. This is his third and Montego Bay, Jamaica, week-end which will include school system when he beca- the Professor takes a long trip to South America and and Camaguey and Havana, visits toall parts of the Capl me director of the Lycée Pé- walk, finding it an excellent up-to-date he hasn't quite Cuba. The tour terminates tal, special folklore perform. tion in 1942. During the time for meditationmade up his mind just what in Miami, November 24th. ances and good look at ouf three years he held the post Though he has never his next port of call will be, Members of the party are tourist possibilities, will end he gave his pupils a chance mingled in politics he has re- Cuidad Trujillo, Jamaica, gathering full information Monday morning when they to learn a trade in a special presented Haiti on two Cuba, or maybe Timbuck- on tourist attractions and ac- board the 10.05 plans for Jaclass which offered practical vious occasions. In 1943, T too. maica. training in carpentry, elec- toured United States War = commodations and will pass at this each data stop on trical repair, book binding Plants with two fellow Hai- tish tutor of Prince Victor to other members of the vast and other skilled occupa- tians under the auspices of Henry Christophe. The pac- association upon their re- Agronome Andre Audant, tions. It turned out to be a the Office of the Coordina- ket contained a lengthy essay turn home, one of the country's forehighly controversial move. 1943, T too. maica. training in carpentry, elec- toured United States War = commodations and will pass at this each data stop on trical repair, book binding Plants with two fellow Hai- tish tutor of Prince Victor to other members of the vast and other skilled occupa- tians under the auspices of Henry Christophe. The pac- association upon their re- Agronome Andre Audant, tions. It turned out to be a the Office of the Coordina- ket contained a lengthy essay turn home, one of the country's forehighly controversial move. tor of Inter-America Affairs on Haiti and letters writen most specialists on questions Those in favor of it pointed And recently was a delegate during Mr. William Wil- Leader of the is of entomology was recently out that many of the 700 stu to the Fifth General Assem- son's stay at San Souci. It John S- Gavigan group of New appointed as professor of dents at the free government bly of the Pan American also contained a bible that York, assistant director of zoology and entomology at school would benefit greatly Institute of Geography and once belonged to the Prince the AAA's international tra- Damien. Specialist Audant by such a practical course History, held in Santiago Royal, a Liturgy or form of vel department. has a high record of service since their parents could not Chili, common prayer for the use in the Department of Agriafford to give them a leng- As a historian, the Profes- of the Haitian Royal College Others making the are culture where his collaborathy professional education. sor had a crowning moment and a French-Creole diction- Diarmuid Glennon "p the tion has always been comAnd it was also pointed Out last July when he received ary printed in England 1806. Automobile Club of New petence and sincerity. Three that Haiti would benefit as a precious packet. of docu- Letters of King Christophe York; Charles E. Pugh, AAA years ago he- was Chief of well since xskilled labor> ments from Mr. H. Miller of with a specimen of his signa- Travel Service of Pennsyl- the Section of zoology and has always been a rarity. Ottawa, Canada, whose wife ture were also included in vania, Harrisburg, Pennsyl- entomology of the Depart: But the opposition also is a descendant of the Bri- the treasured packet.. vania; Miss Opal Roberts, ment of Agriculture. Travel Direet to Miami by Sailines Evers two weers - Uo NUEVO DOMINICANO oS In AR 5 S0s * - er are Leidurel Luxu uriouuly For Informalion see Age nt ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Stand No. 7 P.0. B ox 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th WISE and OTHERWISE Modification Of Traffic tiJosephvreport by T. J. GRANT Law G520 (Continued from Page 1) In the *Port-au-Prince To complement his xPer- methods to solve the city's Times> of No. 16, 1951, the sonality of the Weeks series, growing traffic problems. following advertisement-ap- the Editor has asked me to Captain Brierre has nine peared : write a few concise studies years of experience in ther <Local agent wanted to of persons prominent in the Traffic Department and a re take orders for Siamese sing- business and social life of cent visit to Washington, ing ducks. If interested call Haiti. Here is something on New York and Puerto Rico, A Confidence Trick more importance day by Thakin Eue. Telephone the first subject he gave me, in company with Lieutenant In Olden Times day with the increasing of. 7109.> Rene Florville examining foreign. visitors to these their latest methods of trafThis is to be considered shores has shown marked im Interested, I called, introfic control, to assist him in in no way detrimental to Mr. Denys Bellande assum- ducing myself as a repreNOCTURNE drawing up of the modificaour confrere <Le Nouvel- ed the functions of head of sentative of <Haiti Sun>, and tion to the traffic laws- In liste> but an advertisement provement in efficiency since half an hour later was face I cannot understand a recent interview with the as the one that appeared in this service. latest methods of trafThis is to be considered shores has shown marked im Interested, I called, introfic control, to assist him in in no way detrimental to Mr. Denys Bellande assum- ducing myself as a repreNOCTURNE drawing up of the modificaour confrere <Le Nouvel- ed the functions of head of sentative of <Haiti Sun>, and tion to the traffic laws- In liste> but an advertisement provement in efficiency since half an hour later was face I cannot understand a recent interview with the as the one that appeared in this service. to face with Mr. Eue at a Why Marcel Genty Traffic Chief, your their issue of Monday of table in Aux Orchidees>, Spend so much money On heard the news that reporter the resembled in a city khis week Over a whiskey soda, which Lotions, creams and oils. is to have shortly five trafslight way a confidence he paid for, he told me about fic signal lights On undistrick of days gone by. We New Appointments his ducks. Or why he wastes his closed street corners of the icast no suspersion on the At Statistics Office I saw them. They are ex- Time and energy rubbing city. This will be in the advertisers of Brookline, Mas traordinary, incredible. I Them On his head. in form of an experiment once a at sachusetts; but upon Tuesday morning of iast felt like the man, who, see- A futile effort to keep his first, but later at least time used offer fifty people to The week, in the presence of the ing a giraffe for the first" Hair, from falling out. one signal lights will be jobs such as they do. Director - Administrator of time, cried: <There aint no' placed about the capital. ad reads: the Census Bureau, such animal.> Doesn't the man know A commission Salaries from 3,000 dolCaptain Science has probably lars dollars. Robert Bazile, the Director Blue, red, bronze and yelproved made up of persons from the to 12,000 Jobs General of the Department low feathers. Tails: marvel- That premature baldness Department of Justice, Inavailable for office em- of National Economy, Mr. ously colored, raised in a fan Is a sign of terior, Police workers Department ployees, with Or Guy Laforest, Chief of Ser- those of a Bills: Virility. and City Hall, will without experience for all like peacock. convene iclasses of work with con- vice, Mr: Maximilien, and green with white stripes. And doesn't he that at some future date and tracts with the Government cther employees, Minister Feet: striped like the bills. A shiny bald head realize work over the modification" in the Jules Domond, installed Dr. They might have would to the 1939 traffic rules and or United private enterprises Lucien Hibbert as Director right Out of the cArabian stepped Advertise his potentialities regulations. Later the reguStates, Europe, Cen- of the Haitian Officelof Sta- Nights.> Among those members. of the lations project wil tral South go before America and tistics. In a beautiful'spech fair the Chambers for America. Lodging and trans the Secretary of-State laid They sang for me, or, ra- Sex who are interested in 0:- approval. portation paid. For any in- stress the high ther whistled. Their whis- The bad word formation concerning these cations upon of. Dr. Hibbert, qualifi- tle is low and melodious, I just mentioned. employments and where to whom His Excellency the like the sound of a flute. Agreement On address application forms President of the One of them rendered xHuSugar Prolongated sénd 2 dollars for postage to: has chosen for this Republic officer moresque>, the other someMEDICALI It was reported this week EMPLOYMENT INFORMthingIhad never heard. Mr. NOTE that the Haitian GovernATION CENTER, Dept. The new director thanked Eue said itewas a Siamese ment has given its approval F. and melodious, I just mentioned. employments and where to whom His Excellency the like the sound of a flute. Agreement On address application forms President of the One of them rendered xHuSugar Prolongated sénd 2 dollars for postage to: has chosen for this Republic officer moresque>, the other someMEDICALI It was reported this week EMPLOYMENT INFORMthingIhad never heard. Mr. NOTE that the Haitian GovernATION CENTER, Dept. The new director thanked Eue said itewas a Siamese ment has given its approval F. O. R., 550, P.O. Box 4, him and promised, with the folk song. If you want to get rid of to the prolongation for one Brookline 46, Massachuestts, cooperation of the Census water on the knee, hand the year of the International US.A. Do not send your Bureau, to supply the Gov- Amazed, I asked Mr. Eue baby back to its mother. Agreement on Sugar: application elsewhere. No iernment with first hand why these birds were not bet :0:- other charges. Delivery gua- information for the econo- ter known- He Tanteed. WE ARE BONDED mical development of the that until a few years explained ago Do you livelunder shadow country. the L Delay of one month for they were bred exclusively reply or send 1 dollar more Engineer Marc Dehoux, for the royal family, as were OfMALARIAT for reply by air mail. appointed Chief Statistician, the famous white elephants No reply if the 2 dollars do also delivered a speech in of Siam. Now, anyone can not accompany the applica- which he welcomed the new own them, and they are tion. Director. At the same time being exported in ever invarious employees received creasing numbers. :0:- their commissions: 1st class Enlargement of Immigration technicians, MM. Maurice A I asked Mr. Eue a few Office. Building Lubin, Oscar Boisgris, Ar- questions about Siam. He - mand Amisial, Edouord Dé appears to be a cynic, and The Immigration office sert, Maurice. Saurel, Louis concluded our conversation building is at present in the Smith. Mr. Alix Ambroise by saying: <Siam is a truly process of being enlarged. has been appointed 2nd class democratic country, now. Any This service which gathers technician. citizen can walk into the Palacea and see the King, just as any Russian can walk into the Kremlin and shake hands CUNL Lf L with Joseph Stalin. I have BAtEAZR (tra never been in Russia, so I don't know about that. Mr. Eue will be SPORT: glad to show his ducks to any visitor. Esper Breaks Tbree Ribs This blow caused PALUDRINE Aigle. In Basket Bal) Match Esper to be carried from the Tuesday evening during a field. After a quick masPRELUDE match at Parc Vincent be- sage Esper heroically returnIS YOUR PROTECTION tween the two basket ball led to the field. But the pain I stare at all the pretty girls, teams Pirates and Aigle a soon caused him to retire. And some stare back at me, Obtainable from all chemists member of Pirate team, Edo- Later radiograph showed he If they could only read my O.Ph.27 uard Esper, received a vio- had broken three ribs. We mind Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. a quick masPRELUDE match at Parc Vincent be- sage Esper heroically returnIS YOUR PROTECTION tween the two basket ball led to the field. But the pain I stare at all the pretty girls, teams Pirates and Aigle a soon caused him to retire. And some stare back at me, Obtainable from all chemists member of Pirate team, Edo- Later radiograph showed he If they could only read my O.Ph.27 uard Esper, received a vio- had broken three ribs. We mind Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. Jent blow on the right side hope to see him back at the How horrified they'd be. Distributors in Haiti-TRANS-WORLD TRADING co., S.A from young Magloire, of Parc in no time. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 18th <HAITI SUN> QUICKLY EOIVENIRS 70 PSOUMENIRS NOW SAOD S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER The sbops in tbis section la Belle eneole bave been checked by tbis sewspaper, and to tbe best of our knowledge la Bolle Greote tbeir merchandise is of MENT TORE good quality and good ONE PR c-bwaiena HE RIG walue. FRENCH PERFUMES - SWisS QATCHES Haiti's Finest FRENCH PERFUMES MAHOGANY WARE is to be found Worth hurrying To Snap Up! at THESE GEORGES Quality DESLANDES Values tRee HOXDAL FACTORY Rue du Peuple FOR YOUR FISHER Tel. 2242 HOME Art and Curio Shop (Save Time and Expense Rue du Quai Tel: 3145 Buy Direct from Faciory) Here youl have HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY a grand collection of values for your home at very economical prices. 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NEW- -yoeK a MTTC REGULAR FOETMIGHI SERVICE Gdes. 209 oole billet.- Gdelolec coupon lne Lel billet estpayable au porteur etwdhbleparomois tr EE SURINAM NAVIGATION GROS LOT: GOURDES 100,000 ALLEN ENTS BAUSSAN Sewrices TEL: 1367 Gade --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Pan American Thanksgiving Masses can Affair with its invita- for prayers of thanks for vic Good News For Farmers Scheduled For Rio, Wash ingion tion to prelates from the tories during the Civil War other American nations. but there has been national It's good news for farm- (Continued from Page 1) supported it enthusiastically. Pope Pius XII supported days of thanks called by Con ers everywhere, that there is. of Latin American republics *My purpose, Fr. Russell an international Thanksgiv- gress each year during the now available a new product and from the United States. said,, cwas to bring. into clos- ing in November, 1949, Revolutionary War and by toaid them. of corn Among the first of them to er relations the republics of when he conceded an audi- President George Washing- and grain sorghum Storage has alaccept the invitation-from the Western World. As ence to a group of U.S. Con- ton for the adoption of the ways been a headache for the the Brazilian Foreign Office Christianity had first taught gressmen. Constitution. In 1815 Presi- grower, especially in southwere Cardinal Francis J. the brotherhood of man, it This year the Fourth In- dent Madison also proclaim- ern climates such as that of Spellman, Archbishop of was appropriate that the ter-American Congress On ed a day of thanksgiving Haiti, where the weevil of New York; the Archbishop celebration should take the Catholic Education, meeting for peace with England fol- the Angoumois moth comof Asuncion, Paraguay, form of a solemn Mass. For in Rio de Janeiro in August, lowing the War of 1812. pletes the destruction of Monsignor Anibal Mena it is at. the Holy Sacrifice proposed that the custom of Most of these days were these grain crop in just a few Porta; and the Archbishop that all nations, all langua- holding a Te Deum On the fixed for November and fol- months, if protective mea1of Guatemala de la Asun- ges, all conditions meet on last Thursday of November lowed a precedent set in sures are not taken. In most cion, Monsignor Mariano an equal footing of brother- be observed in all the Ame- 1621 by the first English set- cases fumigation is not pracRossell Y Arelleno. hood- For 16 centuries the rican republics. tlers. Their first winter had ticable, because of lack of In Washington, the an- follower of Jesus Christ, The congress resolved by been a hard One and, at the air-tight bins. nual Pan-American Mass, where he might, would Bc acclamation that all the re- close of the first harvest, the first celebrated in 1909, will Isure to meet the brethren, publics of North and South Governor of Plymouth Col- The new product, Pyrebe attended by U.S. offi- be their race, nation, color America should hold a SO- ony ordered a day of thanks- none Grain Protectant, is a cials and the ambassadors of or language what it might, lemn Te Deum Mass to focus giving, in which the Indian powder that is easily apthe 20 Latin-American re- before the altar of the Holy attention of the world On natives participated together plied to the grain as it is publics at St. Patrick's Sacrifice. the fact that ka free North with the colonial settlers. stored. Any method that Church. <The Mass, more than any and South America, through gives good coverage of the The first Pan American other single influence, has the voice of the great ma: ears and kernels with pow- "Thanksgiving in 1909 was been efficacious in teaching jority of its sons, is proud to KILL der can be used. You can the idea of the Reverend Dr. and developing the truth, proclaim the formal acknow shake it from a burlap bag William T. ifice. the fact that ka free North with the colonial settlers. stored. Any method that Church. <The Mass, more than any and South America, through gives good coverage of the The first Pan American other single influence, has the voice of the great ma: ears and kernels with pow- "Thanksgiving in 1909 was been efficacious in teaching jority of its sons, is proud to KILL der can be used. You can the idea of the Reverend Dr. and developing the truth, proclaim the formal acknow shake it from a burlap bag William T. Russell, Rector that all men are brethren in ledgment of Divine Provi- SNAILS AND SLUGS or dust it on with a hand of St. Patrick's, and was held Jesus Christ. Forthis union dence which governs man duster. Complete protection in obedience to a request of nations it was meet that and the Christian moral WITK is secured for a full season, from Cardinal Gibbons. Pre- we should thank God and I code which is essential to the or longer. ksident William Howard felt no day could be more progress of civilization. Taft, members of his cabi- fitting thân our national <Formation of youth's What is most attractive, net, and the diplomatic recharacter can be fulBUGGEIA Thanksgiving Day. only Pelleis of course, is the low cost of presentatives of the Ameri- Brazil celebrated Thanks- filled through the acknowKKILE this protection. Ten pounds can republics in Washing- giving Day on November ledgement of Christian Docof the powder will treat a ton attended. It was the 28, 1918, at the end of the trine and the observance of 1a00s M hundred bushels of grain. first time in the history of First World War and in its laws, if youth is to surAnd it's absolutely non-toxic the Western world that re- that year the Brazilian vive Communism's unlimitto warm-blooded animals, presentatives of all the re- Union Noelista, a women's ed effort to eradicate the * BUG-GETA Pellets make and has no effect on taste or publics were assembled for a social and religious organi- mention of the Holy Name baitiog easy. and give top con- odor of finished product. religious function. sation, first opened its cam- of God from the school Jest eot against soss around Snails your and garden, Slugs. Joaquim Nabuco, who paign to make the event an rooms, and public gather- ender porches, etc. aad get re- If you' store grain or corn was Brazil's ambassador to annual one. The campaign ings, as well as from the fam overnighe! Baic regularly or wpetit mil>, you are inWashington at the time, bore fruit AlyPellets are ecoE con in October, 1949, somical a go 4 tieses fasther vited to write for full degratulated Fr. Russell for his when a decree was issued, *Originated in racialism, das okd-style meal. tails to: inspiration. Dr. Russell said calling for Thanksgiving ob in agnosticism and in mate2 BNIC-GEA Reg. :. Bot oR he had been planning the servances in November of rialism, Communism's objec- DERERS NAME a & ADDRESS a HERE à event for more than a year each year. Accordingly, ce- tive is to remove all spiritual DE or a a Massih and Wynne and had suggested it to John lebrations followed. in 1949 influence and thought of Ho tip P.O. Box 694, Barrett, Director of the Pan and 1950. This year, the life after death.> Port-au-Prince, American Bureau (now the Brazilian Foreign Office has The United States Thanks 21e XOUR ORTHO DEALSR Pan American Union), who made it a truly Pan Ameri- giving as an annual national who are undertaking to reholiday began with a pro- MASSIH and WYNNE € present the above manufacFor Finest Quamy... clamation by President Abra Pharmacie Telemanque turers. influence and thought of Ho tip P.O. Box 694, Barrett, Director of the Pan and 1950. This year, the life after death.> Port-au-Prince, American Bureau (now the Brazilian Foreign Office has The United States Thanks 21e XOUR ORTHO DEALSR Pan American Union), who made it a truly Pan Ameri- giving as an annual national who are undertaking to reholiday began with a pro- MASSIH and WYNNE € present the above manufacFor Finest Quamy... clamation by President Abra Pharmacie Telemanque turers. ham Linclon in 1863 calling Bldg. Grand Rue. 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The genus Liguus is Aris Programmes and museums. He will also represented in Cuba and also have a chance to meet young Sanctuary is the most po- called the greatest living Am in South Florida, by many The Information and Cul- artist from various counpular and also the most vio- erican writer. Certainly his color - varieties, of about 4 tural Service of the Ame- tries throughout the world lent novel to come from the critics will admit that he is species - but the island of rican Embassy takes who have been chosen along dramatic chronicler of the one of the most powerful Haiti has only one species, sure in announcing that plea- Mr. with him to attend the cInDeep South, William Faulk- in imagery. His imagination though there are a number Pierre Monosiet, an artist ternational Art Programme. ner. It is not only another has created a mythical coun- of color forms, all very attending the Centre d'Ar, The expenses of the trip are exciting chapter in Faulk- try, peopled it with a deeply beautiful, and much desired shells. has been designated by the to be paid by the organizersner's tales of life in an ima- meaningful populace, and by collectors of land of Selection Committee of the ginary county in Mississippi, woven a history which ex- We did not find any U.S. to represent Haiti at the but it has also a far deeper plains its beginnings and the giant treefrogs, as it was forthcoming <International Murals In symbolism as Faulkner's in- continues to the present day too dry and I, personally Arts Programmes sponsored Cathedral Episcopal Receive terpretation of the present And his genius has given a do not think they are found by the Rockefeller and Ford Wide day moral, social, and econo: depth and richness of descrip in your part Fof Haiti.I know Foundations. Mr. Monosiet Publicity Abroad mic confusion of the South. represent Haiti at the but it has also a far deeper plains its beginnings and the giant treefrogs, as it was forthcoming <International Murals In symbolism as Faulkner's in- continues to the present day too dry and I, personally Arts Programmes sponsored Cathedral Episcopal Receive terpretation of the present And his genius has given a do not think they are found by the Rockefeller and Ford Wide day moral, social, and econo: depth and richness of descrip in your part Fof Haiti.I know Foundations. Mr. Monosiet Publicity Abroad mic confusion of the South. tion which can be surpassed that they do occur in the tro- on his trip to the U.S. will The itself concerns by no living American au- pical rain-forests of the DoIn the current issue of the story of thor. Faulkner's complicated minican Republic, where <Magazine of Art> published the unsuccessful attempt: rhetoric and his involved, they were discovered quite a in the U.S. five were an idealistic small town law- who almost baroque plots make number of years ago, and une école internationale, Et devoted to a feature pages article yer, Horace the Benbow, decadent Old him difficult reading, but his described by Dr. E. G. Bou- nous vous écrivons pour by Selden Rodman on the represents his self- narrative is vivid and inten- lenger, of the British Mu- vous dire que notre local est last mural to be in to painted South, regain sely exciting, seum of National History. trop petit, et que nous avons the Episcopalian Holt Trinirespect by just once The fighting vil- Reviewed by Mary T. Again thanking you, and besoin d'argent pour batir ty Cathedral. The his mural-Mi for principles. Ecbols, tbis book is one uf with best wishes and person- une nouvelle école, racle of Cana> lain of the plot, a poor white pour que painted by defeats Ben- ybe many available at the al regards, beaucoup plus d'enfants puis Wilson Bigaud is well illusnamed Popeye, the that Haitian American Institute Yours sincerely, sent venir travailler et jouer in the set of bow in same way Library. Richard F. Deckert. avec nous. trated the eight Faulkner thinks that the photographs of Cathedral PORT-AU-PRINCE, Oct: Murals greedy and corrupt practice 21st Nos parents organisent Mr. Rodman's appearing article. alongwitls of absentee ownership is - LETTERS Thursday saw the arrival une grande fête au Cercle destroying the South. Aof three unusual tourists. Port - au Princien, Samedi gainst these two central fito tho They are Mr. Richard Deck- Premier Décembre, à 6 heugures are played the characert, an artist whose hobby is rès, et vous y êtes tous in- Hailian Paintings To Be ters of Gowan Stevens, who EDITOR collecting land shells, am- vités. Il y aura des prix, Exhibited Abroad had gone to school at Virgiand Mr. des jeux, de jolis cadeaux à nia and learned to drink Al phibians, Pflueger and reptiles, his brother acheter pour la Noel, Les At the beginning of next xlike a gentleman> but who 553 N-W. 65 St., John, who are naturalists at grandes paieront year a number of Haitian ran away from his first enMiami, 38 Florida, $1.00 l'entrée, personnes mais l'entrée paintings are to be exhibitcounter with evil, and TemU.S.A. heart. These gentlemen are libre tous les Guatemala ple Drake, a vacuous coed Mr. ibians, Pflueger and reptiles, his brother acheter pour la Noel, Les At the beginning of next xlike a gentleman> but who 553 N-W. 65 St., John, who are naturalists at grandes paieront year a number of Haitian ran away from his first enMiami, 38 Florida, $1.00 l'entrée, personnes mais l'entrée paintings are to be exhibitcounter with evil, and TemU.S.A. heart. These gentlemen are libre tous les Guatemala ple Drake, a vacuous coed Mr. Bernard Diedrich, here in search of tree frogs sera pour en- ed in and Mexwho is swept almost mutely Editor, )the largest in the world was fants qu'ils accompagneront. ico. This promotion of Haifound here some years Les billets sont en vente à tian art abroad is being to her fate by the powerful THE HAITI SUN, and land shells. Saturday ago) TUnion School de Sh.a 12h. made possible by the Charge current of the plot. Port-an-Prince, Haiti, morning they were in search A.M d'Affaires in Guatemala Jean The characters are none of Dear Sir: of a cab driver to take them Coradin and the First Secrethem lifelike, but rather larodd of the interior Ce sera une fète vraiment tary of the Haitian Embassy ger than life, overdrawn This is to thank you for to pafts internationale, sous le pat- in Mexico, Mr. Bassymbols. Popeye is always the nice write-up which you where such things are sup- ronage de M. Félix Diam- tien. The works Remy of the fol described in mechanical ter- gave. Mr. Al Pflueger, Mr. posed to exist. The party bois, Ministre de l'Education lowing artists of the ms-- chis eyes looked like John Pflueger and my hum- hopes to leave Wednesday Nationale et Madame, de M. d'art are to be sent abroad: Centre rubber knobs> and shis face ble self, in the issue of the : they will inform us of Jose Torres Talavera, Amjust went awry like a wax <Haiti Sun> of October 21, their findings. bassadeur du Mexique et Gesner Abélard, Gabriel doll set too close to the 1951. Madame, de M. Howard K. Alix, Xavier Amiama, Tousfire>, and Temple never e- We succeeded in obtaining Une Leiire Ouverie Aux Travers, Ambassadeur des saint Auguste, Castera Bamerges as more than a brigh- a car on that day we talked Enfanis De Nos Lecteurs Etats Unis et Madame. zile, Rigaud Bendit, Wiltly painted mouth. Yet the with you, and took a drive Union School, son Bigaud, Maurice Borno, story is not merely an allego-, across the Cul de Sac, past Port-au-Prince. Venez jouer! Venez dan- Wilmine Domond, Rita Dou ry nor a tale of horrors, it is Damien, and up into the Chers Petits Amis, ser! Venez manger des bon- cet, Préféte Dufaut, Raoul a powerful and intense lexpre hills as far as Poste Terre Peut être serez vous sur- bons! Amenez vos Papas et Dupoux, Hector Hyppolite, ssion of the author's feeling Rouge. pris de recevoir une lettre vos Mamans, et aidez-nous a Antonio Joseph, Jasmin Jofor the South. This feeling On the way up, Al. spied de trois enfants que vous ne batir une nouvelle Union sep h, Daniel Lafortune, seems to be at once a fierce one of the desiredi tree connaissez pas. L'un de nous School 1 car l'Union fait la Adam Léontus, Pierre Monolove and a brooding fear snails (Liguus Virgineux, L.). est Haitien, un autre est Force! siet, Philemé Obin, Pierre that the South he loves will and we all stopped and start American. et let troisième est A bientot, Allen Theopbile, Pascal, Fernand Pierre, Wilbe destroyed by ignorance ed collecting. une, seems to be at once a fierce one of the desiredi tree connaissez pas. L'un de nous School 1 car l'Union fait la Adam Léontus, Pierre Monolove and a brooding fear snails (Liguus Virgineux, L.). est Haitien, un autre est Force! siet, Philemé Obin, Pierre that the South he loves will and we all stopped and start American. et let troisième est A bientot, Allen Theopbile, Pascal, Fernand Pierre, Wilbe destroyed by ignorance ed collecting. In about 3 Dominicain. Nous sommes Hasta la Vista, Maria Aybar, ner Pierre, Robert St. Brice, and greed." hours of searching the trees membres d'un comité d'élè- See you soon, Michael Jar- Alix Roy, Louverture BoisWilliam Faulker has been and shrubs On both sides of ves de PUnion School qui est man. son. Luce Turnier. Time & Life BOOK STORES! The Leading American MAGAZINES Are Now On Sale at All --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th ATTENTION !!! ehin place in Portou Pmce LABELLE E'CREOLE'S The ielephone number of the REFRESHING HOTEL IBO LELE Godafourtain Has been changed to MENU SOFT PRINKS MILK SUNDAES MALTED U SHAKES FRUIT JUICES ICE, rim CREAM YOGURT BEER Please call to reserve iables for our Dinner Dances BACOM OR HAM AND EGGS LOOK. Tuesday and Friday SANDWICHES On THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS beginning COFFÉE ec PLACES TO EAT Sepiember 16th, from 6 to 8 PLACES FOR FUN la Bolle Encole COCKTAIL HOUR Hoiel AUX ORCHIDEES with Ernest Lamy al the Piano SUNDAY evenings, BUFFET SUPPER. 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Haiti Seed Store is now day/ 22nd, is the interesting Price - of seats: Sunday dance and select your moved to a new location on and worth while seeing, 30 cents and 50 cents the Grand Rue in the Phar- French movie Week days 20 cents and macie Telemague Building, 40 cents music from a fabulous Here you can find many pest Le Lii A Colonnes contolr products, garden Friday 23rd and Saturday seds and supplies, and also Starring: 24th the film of the year record the very effective raticide SLA RONDE> will be library FIN-RAT. Odette Joyeyx, Valentine shown again. new location on and worth while seeing, 30 cents and 50 cents the Grand Rue in the Phar- French movie Week days 20 cents and macie Telemague Building, 40 cents music from a fabulous Here you can find many pest Le Lii A Colonnes contolr products, garden Friday 23rd and Saturday seds and supplies, and also Starring: 24th the film of the year record the very effective raticide SLA RONDE> will be library FIN-RAT. Odette Joyeyx, Valentine shown again. --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 18th <HAITI SUN> Miss Carmen Horelle flew :0:- to Caracas, Venezuela, Thurs Today is Madame Leon day to visit with her niece, Dejean's birthday. Mrs. former Edith :0:- Phwncs Thile, the Siegel. After spending a few days ehtices 2 I :0:- in her home town, the Cap, LANI Ti Cog, owner of the Marie Garcia returned Wed- Catbolic <Black Cat> boutique by the nesday to port and joined Hospital Chapel Beach Sacre Coeur church in Tur- Mrs. Weiner who will ac- Sunday Mass at 8.30 a.m. geau, gives the reason for company her ona Cuban Sermon in English. combv offering unlimited credit to vacation. Miss Garcia and Sacré-Coeur Turgeau, Sunhis steady customers last Mrs. Weiner will leavé to- day Almost acclimatized to ying at El Rancho... and week, Monday of this week day for Hayana. Masses at 4-6-8.30 a.m. this particular Haitian wea- now they are appealing is his birthday : how else :0: Cathedral Basilique, Notre ther after spending the best for secretarial work or such could they afford to buy a brated Ralph Tippenhauer cele- Dame, Sunday Masses part of six years in that land so they may return and slam present or two. his fête Friday. at4-5:30 - 8.00 a.m. too close to the Arctic Cir- the door on the Television :0:- St. Gerard (near Oloffson) cle, are Mrs. Leslie Brandt, studio. Call Kay Aspland or :0:- Aggie Vincent is a firm be Sunday Masses 5.30-7-8.30 wife of the prominent local Julie Light. Jean Alexis celebrated his liever that Kenscoff is the St. Jean Bosco Sunday business tycoon; and their :0:- birthday at his home in Pe- perfect spot for a restful va- Mass at 9 a.m. daughter Mireille. Mrs. The Beachcomber stubs tionville last Saturday night cation Mrs. even out of season. Chapel on the Exposition Brandt and her daughter ar- his toe. Last week he er- with a fitting <bamboche.> Vincent has been vaca- grounds, Mass at 9 a.m. rived from Montreal at the roneously reported that Ma- :0:- tioning at the Bogat's home Episcopal end of last month. rie Therese Mallebranche Local ichthologist Leonce in Kenscoff for more than a Holy Trinity Cathedral :0:- celebrated her birthday at (Cito) Bonnefil returned month. :0: Sunday Mass at 4 a.m. 6 November 15, Mr. Stan- her parents' home in Rue St. Thursday from studying fish Wednesday Miss Marie a.m. and 8 a-m. in French: ley Smith and Mr Henry Mo- Cyr. The fact is the party culture in the Far East on a Henriette (Mitta) Naude ob- 9.30 a.m. in English rales, both of La Plantation to celebrate Marie Therese's grant of the FAO (Food served the anniversary of her Daily Mass 6 a.m. French Dauphin left for the birthday was held at Marie and Agricultural Organiza- birth. 15, Mr. Stan- her parents' home in Rue St. Thursday from studying fish Wednesday Miss Marie a.m. and 8 a-m. in French: ley Smith and Mr Henry Mo- Cyr. The fact is the party culture in the Far East on a Henriette (Mitta) Naude ob- 9.30 a.m. in English rales, both of La Plantation to celebrate Marie Therese's grant of the FAO (Food served the anniversary of her Daily Mass 6 a.m. French Dauphin left for the birthday was held at Marie and Agricultural Organiza- birth. Eiphany Chapel States On delayed vacations. Helen Brun's home in Pétion tion of the United Nations). Sunday Mass at 6 a.m. Mr. Smith will go to Milwau ville Sunday night/ It was a :0: :0:- 8 a.m. in French kee where he will visit rela- grand affair : a buffet din- In Rochester New York, Wednesday the Pasquet fa- Metbodist Rue de Revolution tives and return in mid-De- ner and the large crowd at- tomorrow afrernoon East- Alix mily celebrated Papa Lt. Sunday la Service at 7 a.mcember. with his wife and tending seemed to have en- Lafortant, engineer at Alix Sonson's birthday. four Children who have joyed themselves immensely. man Kodak will dash home :0:- In English. been in Milwaukee for sevefrom the plant, and organize Down from the Northeast The <Haiti ral months. Mr. Morales :0:- a surprise birthday party for this week are Miss Marie to Sun> was put will accompany Mr Smith Little Miss Poupette Gis- his wife, the former Nicole Gomez and brother Zikie. bed early this week owRouzier. ing to the of the a to Milwaukee for short vi- laine Duvivier, daughter of Mlle Marie.is contemplating Editor and departure staff sit and then go on to New- Robert Duvivier. celebrated Coffee :0:- going to the U.S. to comon a photograYork to visit with friends her second birthday Novemexporter Max Bolte plete her studies. Zikie is in pher the flying trip around and family. ber 12th. She is anxiously and his charming wife visit- port on business and will re- ture Republic stories for digging up fea- :0: awaiting the atrival of a ed the Capital this week On turn to Port de Paix early here and abroad. publication Miss Marie Geneau, viva- baby brother. business. Mr. Bolte in a next week. :0:- cious secretary to the United few words with the BeachMrs. Erik of La Senate Moum States Sergeant at :0:- comber on his departure for :0:- Plantation Dauphin and Arms returned to Haiti Tues Mrs. Gerard Woolley is Jacmel stated that the coffee Last evening the twins guest, Mrs. Fred Perry day accompanied by Mr heading for the town of her crop is late thisyear when Marie Jose and Marie Claude Massachusetts, visietd P-au- of Francis Ford, Baltimore At- birth (London) on the 26th it eventually ripens though celebrated their birthday. Prince for a few Miss Geneau days. torney. and Mr of this month. It's rumour- the west will be rollin' in On March 15th Marie ping for Haitien -crafts ShopFord are here to straighten ed that Gerard will receive beans maybe! Claude IS to wed Alix Fom- the main of the was sOout the affairs of the Yacht twin cablegrams from Eng- :0:- brun. jurn but purpose it that which developed Pilgrim II has graced land next February confer- The two Miot girls celeexamining the harbour primitive shis for the best ring on him the title of brate their birthday the 0: was the foçal of inte- art of nine months. ShopFord are here to straighten ed that Gerard will receive beans maybe! Claude IS to wed Alix Fom- the main of the was sOout the affairs of the Yacht twin cablegrams from Eng- :0:- brun. jurn but purpose it that which developed Pilgrim II has graced land next February confer- The two Miot girls celeexamining the harbour primitive shis for the best ring on him the title of brate their birthday the 0: was the foçal of inte- art of nine months. same point part They Papa. week. Denise's birth- Mr. Rony Chenet, District rest. are staying out at Captain :0:- day fell on Wednesday and Supervisor of the Sun Life :0:- Ace's where the boat has Vic Lampson, local man- today is Lucienne, Carnival Assurance Company of Can- The Workers' Attache of been moored this past month ager of Firestone, has a Queen of 1951 birthday. ada, leaves today on a health the Argentine Embassy :0:- in change of plans : his San :0: and business trip aboard. Port-au-Prince, M. Juan ForTwo attractive young fe Salvador trip will be shelv- Dr. D. E. McKellar, Ad- After a short stop off at Mi- mica, returned to the male tourists took refuge ed till he returns from vertising Manager of Fire- ami Mr. Chenet will visit Wednesday at 8.00 capital here affrom a NéwYork Tele- Xmas holidays at home in stone Interamerica Com- New York and Montreal. He ter four p.m., vision spending in studio last days Thursday.. Ohio. bany of Akron, (Ohio), left will end his month's stay În Ciudad Trujillo. He travelthey fell in love with their 0:- Thursday after spending two Canada to sail to Eurone to led by plane the its in refuge and inhabitanfs Mrs. Alexandre Lilavois hectic business days in the visit his son who is studying of his wife and company and now daughter. they don't want mother of Ernest Chauvet, capital. medicine at Lausanne in to leave... their finances are Haiti's permanent delegate Switzerland. bent slighlty... they are sta- to the United Nations, had 0:- :0:- a birthday on Thursday . The wedding of Miss Wednesday it was Madeknown to one and all as Anne Marie Lovelace to Ro- moiselle Francoise Bazelais's <Nannan> she is one of the bert Fanfan has been set for 4th birthday. Françoise is the Wlednesday at 6.30 Mrs. sweetest and gayest old December 8th. Robert is daughter of Captain and Blanchet presented husband ladies in the world. well known to football fans Mrs. Max Bazelais. Adrien with their first child, :0:- as a first rate full back. He :0:- a baby girl to whom they Mama Defly at present in plays for <L'Etoile Haiti- Thursday morning Mr. have given the name Marie New, York, receives her copy enne.s Charles Alerte, brother of Elizabeth. Mrs. Blanchet is of the <Sun> airmail. :0:- Reverend Father Alerte, wed the former Gladys Greger: Mlle Jeannette Kallil at the :0:- Parish Church of Port de Mr and Mrs. Gerard FePaix. The couple were ac- quiere welcomed their seçcompanied to the altar by ond child into the world Jast Ohum GBantancout Mlle Leonide Alerte, sister of Saturday. Mrs. Fequiere and the bridegroom and M. Geor her new daughter at REG. TRADE CliniMARK Famous since 1862 ges Kallil, brother of the que Bourand are reported in bride. fine health. - --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Achievement over the world. I can get The Road To along all right without any by JAMES A. FARLEY special aids to memory, butI do not always trust to memChairman, Coca-Cola Export than to draw from my own Ory alone that is life too I risky. her new daughter at REG. TRADE CliniMARK Famous since 1862 ges Kallil, brother of the que Bourand are reported in bride. fine health. - --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Achievement over the world. I can get The Road To along all right without any by JAMES A. FARLEY special aids to memory, butI do not always trust to memChairman, Coca-Cola Export than to draw from my own Ory alone that is life too I risky. have Corporation experience some of the les- Throughout made it a habit, my not only in sons I have learned about politics but in business and <Common faith> as a factor this art. In doing so, I will socially, to help than memin making agreat people and discuss a number of import- oryby keeping a brief memo a great nation>.. . Unselfish- ant. points to remember, randum of anything which mness, bonesty, good mamners, In the first place, a person seems important, and at the a sense of bumor and tact as who is concerned with per- same time incomplete and instruments for wimning tbe suading other people to do unfinished- I keep that bearts and tbe minds of men. something or buy something memo until the matter is The person who iskin busi or just to be friendly and closed. It is a simple, easy ness is in a sense like the can helpful must have good Way to stay abreast of re- James 4. Farley is pictured above carrying 012 a discusdidate who is running for of- manners. This is something sponsibility and pending si- sion with tbe former British Minister to Haiti, Mr. C.C. fice, only the businessman more than knowing how to ruations; let us call it a pro- Routb The occasion was a banquet at tbe Petionville must go to the polls every hold your soup spoon or fitable bit of detail to have Club in Mr. Farleys bonour during a visit bere in 1946. hour and every day. Whe- how to dress when you go at hand. Seated on tbe left of Mr. Far ley are Dan Alan, Manager ther he succeeds Or not will to a church wedding. Itis Another good rule in busi- of Brasserie de la Courone and President Paul E. Mabe determined by the num- much more than a capacity ness and daily life is always gloire. : ber of customers who vote to say the pleasant but insin- to keep in mind the fact for him. His purpose in ad- cere thing. It is much more that the other fellow is deepvertising is the same as the than mere tact. It is to feel ly concerned with himself. alted by the appearance of choice of words you use. /purpose of the candidate for and, above all, to show that There is a lot of unselfish- prosperity, when it has for- Many movements have office-to keep his name Or you have a genuine concern ness in this world, but there gotten its fundamental prin- been carried through to sucthe name of his product be- for others. It means caring is an awful lot of selfishness, ciples. Those are times when cess on the basis of a single fore the people. There is alsc for people, respecting them, too. Our own problems seem the public needs to be re- phrase. Oftentimes a phrase the problem of keeping peo- treating them as equals and to us to be more important minded of the more serious will convey a volume of ple who are voting for you sharing their fears and earth- than anything else in the aspects of life, when it needs meaning. Take, for examin business kindly disposed ly concerns and their ideals. world. Wie want to hear to be checked in its enthu- ple, the <Good Neighbors toward you. people. There is alsc for people, respecting them, too. Our own problems seem the public needs to be re- phrase. Oftentimes a phrase the problem of keeping peo- treating them as equals and to us to be more important minded of the more serious will convey a volume of ple who are voting for you sharing their fears and earth- than anything else in the aspects of life, when it needs meaning. Take, for examin business kindly disposed ly concerns and their ideals. world. Wie want to hear to be checked in its enthu- ple, the <Good Neighbors toward you. That is what is When these matters are felt about them; we want to have siasm. There are other policy: This phrase was called good public relations- and shown, there need be no the other person address us times when a deluded public carefully selected by people If we are teaching the fear about winning confi- in terms of Our own needs is in need of harsh reminders who helped President Rooseyoung, we are directly rea- dence and winning friends, and aspimations and ideals of solid truths. Grover Cleve velt to express the right reching the hearts and minds for this attitude will make and desires, One of the land was the greatest ex- lationship between a big of men, and our skill as a litself known in a hundred greatest mistakes a candidate ponent of straightforward country and more or less teacher depends upon our ca- ways. for office can make is to ask truth-telling, not only when distrustful and fearful little pacity to open those minds XXX people to vote for him be- he was the governor of the countries. When the words and hearts to what we have Closely associated with cause of something that he State of New York, but <New Deal> were put togeto impart in the way of good manners is what we himself wants orthat he him when he was president of the ther the authors scarcely knowledge and principle. If call good humor. By that I self feels or that he himself United States. Sometimes realized the importance of we have authority over mean the manifestation of a has offered. When the pub: he made enemies, but in the what they had created. But others we must win their res calm and friendly disposi- lic meets that sort of long run the American peo- the press took up the phrase pect and confidence before tion in all outward dealings (itis most likely to turn appeal away ple gained more and more and carried it on as the deswe can expect obedience. with the public. This is espe- and say, Well, we have respect for him and his sim- cription of a.new political xXX cially true in politics. We troubles of our own. We ple honesty. program. If we are managing a ball have learned in that very will let you take care of Another thing that is imteam we must deal not only complex art that the most yours.> I would also like to say portant to remember is that with the players but with certain way that a man can That brings me to what something about words and people forget easily and it is the publics, for without a defeat himself is to get an- might be called the personal language. As the Bible says, essential to répeat and refavorable public there gry. Anger does norattract; note in addressing other peo- word.> <in the And beginning was the peat, would be nothing with it repels. It causes the vic- ple. The most successfulapwe might add, XXX which to pay the salaries of tim/to say and do things peal that we can make is, the for hearts the purposes of reaching I want now to emphasize the players. that he would not otherwise figuratively at least to sit and minds of men, the most important way of say and do. He loses his down with them, listen to but that not only the beginning reaching the hearts and In fact, if we want to have balance of judgment. He them, ask them about their There the end is the word. minds of men. It should ala happy life as well as a pro- makes mistakes. He reveals problems, manifest an interare all sorts of ways ways be remembered that fitable one we must have defects in his own personal. es,t and above all talk to to tell the truth. men do not live by bread friends, and the way to have ity and in his own ideas. He them in terms of their own The fact is that the use of alone. Our appeal must be friends is to reach their minds lays himself wide open to lives and their own under- words has become SO impor- constantly to what is noble and hearts. happy life as well as a pro- makes mistakes. He reveals problems, manifest an interare all sorts of ways ways be remembered that fitable one we must have defects in his own personal. es,t and above all talk to to tell the truth. men do not live by bread friends, and the way to have ity and in his own ideas. He them in terms of their own The fact is that the use of alone. Our appeal must be friends is to reach their minds lays himself wide open to lives and their own under- words has become SO impor- constantly to what is noble and hearts. I sometimes debate. Sometimes it is not standing. By that I don't tant in economics and poli- and idealistic and unselfish think that Thomas Jefferson easy to maintain a calm at- mean talking down to peo- tics and in other fields that jn men. I mentioned earlier meant by xthe pursuit of hap titude, but success in life, in ple, for that is the most of- they have invented a word the fact that we must remem piness> the winning of any profession, and success fensive thing that can be to decsribe it, wsemantics.> ber that a man is concerned friends. in attaining our own peace done. It is not a bad idea When I was in Washington with himself. Idid not mean of mind, are gained only by to on the assumption that Lused to hear a good deal by that this his This winning of the hearts meeting situations with a the go other fellow about semantics and I used cerns are personal materialis- con and minds of others has smile, by turning aside critiknows more to hear a good many people wholly been a recognized art for cism and the ill-natured at- than you do. Maybe he does who were expert in it. Some- tic. a long long time. There tacks of others with calm- not, but you can be certain times I thought they were Behind all of our were books written about ness and courtesy. that he doesn't think so. - A using long words to say very with our fellow relations there it more than2,000 years ago I have mentioned good bit of humility is never Out simple things. That was must be a common beings faith a by the Gréeks. Aristotle's manners and good humour. of place. especially true among the faith in the fundamental ingreat book on rhetoric is a And now let us consider anXXX many economic wizards who tegrity of man, in his condiscussion of how to use other attribute one for In initiating any cam- visited the capital. In any stant effort to realize his words to win the confidence which I have acquired some paign, whether it is political event. this much-abused prac highest ideals and his essenof others. slight reputation for excel- or selling or educational, ic tice has a solid truth behind tial nearness to God. It is Of is dence E a good memory. It is very important to take it. It must be realized that that faith which in the last course, it hard to is true that I have a note in the beginning of there are all sorts of analysis moves the into exact form just how good memory for names pretty and what might be called xthe of a ways and minds hearts can Gt art be pursued most expressing thought and of men. It is the sucessfully. faces, and I have met a great public mood.s The public that you can elicit a totally faith that makes great However, I can many people in my life, all mood changes. There come different from your and a peodo nothing more helpful over this country and all times when the public is ex- audience, response according to the ple (<THINK> great nation. Reprint). --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 18th <HAITI SUN> Boost Good Made Neighbour 46 Order Policy Andre TrESy Saiehy Lately private citizens of Store both the Dominican and Hai have dbeach tian Republics quitecomior unintentionally boosted the good neighbour policy. . There come different from your and a peodo nothing more helpful over this country and all times when the public is ex- audience, response according to the ple (<THINK> great nation. Reprint). --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 18th <HAITI SUN> Boost Good Made Neighbour 46 Order Policy Andre TrESy Saiehy Lately private citizens of Store both the Dominican and Hai have dbeach tian Republics quitecomior unintentionally boosted the good neighbour policy. Last PANTS in 3 hours cost.. $6.00 costinud week-end for example, 100 SPORTS JACKETS-in 41 hours COSt $7.00 Dominicans crossed the bor- SUITS - in 24 hours cost. $15.00 up The Republic was blessed The funeral services were der and were entertained at SHIRTS E in 2 hours cost $2.00 with an especially bright held at Sacré Coeur Church Ouanaminthe by Colonel and <Briseur'ss moon this week. of Turgeau. Mrs. Max Chassagne. From :0:- :0:- Cap Haitien a group is reChrylser's Central AmeriHaitian delegation ported who have gone across Or select from the large stock of the finest of The at the Dominican ready-made:- variety ca and Caribbean service en- tending the Agricultural C spend their Saturday Republic night gineer Roy Van Steinburgh Conference of the FAO in- and Sunday. From Port-au- SHIRTS - PANTS SPORT JACKETS SUITS leaves for Cuba today after cludes Miinster Domond, Prince a of spirited spending 15 days here ac- Agronome Claude Preval, young people group Sunday mornANDRE SAIEH quainting the local mechan- lunder Director General of ing the highSTORE Ics with the beautiful new Agriculture and his collea- way pounded that leads along to Jimani, a 8 cylinder 180 horsepower gue Garvey Laurent, techni- small Dominican town situRue Magasin de l'Etat <New Yorker> and <Sarito- cian' of the SCIPA. ated five minutes from the Two shops from La Belle Creole ga>. Mr Steinburgh has Pa- - border the On nama as his headquarters, :0:- to enjoy day. and in Haiti he calls the ho- Aboard Thurday's after- arrival in Jimani they were tel Majestic in Petionville noon clipped from Kingston, warmly received by the Civil home. Jamaica, was Miss Evelyn Governor, the Mayor, Chief H. Atkinson who is on an is- of Police and Army Com0:- Rolex lland hopping tour of the mander. After the surprise Mr. Dantes Bellegarde re- Caribbean. Miss Atkinson welcome had worn off they cently proposed Haiti as a of Clifton, N.J., is one of settled down to a pleasant Datejust candidate for a membership that State's foremost health' day at the town's first rate at the Economic and Social educators. She holds a posi- hotel and swimming pool. Council of the UNO. Mr. tion with the New Jersey Permanenily case Bellegarde is Haiti's Ambas- State Department of Health. Jimani, a model walerproof <Oyster> sador to the UNO and is at Staying over the week-end which has been built community up over present attending the sixth arthe Thorland International the last 10-year afannual meeting of the UNO Club she is period, Silent, self-winding <Perpelual movement in Paris. being competent- fords excellent facilities for ly squired around the city by a day's outing reported the :0:- a member of the Briseur So- group on their return to the The Secretary of State of ciety. Capital Sunday night, SunClear, automatic date indicator Agriculture, Commerce and :0:- day afternoon the hotel orNational Economy Mr. Jules chestra provided <muchisiDomond, flew Wednesday Mr. Cliett Johnson of San mas meringas.> The Official Swiss Raling Certificate at 2.30 for the United States Angelo, Texas has recently who enjoyed last Sunday group at from where he flew on to come to La Plantation Dau- Jimani were: David Bigio, Rome to represent Haiti at phin as storekeeper. The Secretary of State of ciety. Capital Sunday night, SunClear, automatic date indicator Agriculture, Commerce and :0:- day afternoon the hotel orNational Economy Mr. Jules chestra provided <muchisiDomond, flew Wednesday Mr. Cliett Johnson of San mas meringas.> The Official Swiss Raling Certificate at 2.30 for the United States Angelo, Texas has recently who enjoyed last Sunday group at from where he flew on to come to La Plantation Dau- Jimani were: David Bigio, Rome to represent Haiti at phin as storekeeper. Seven Glayds Bogat, Shibly Tala- RUSSO FRERES the Conference of the FAO. years experience with the mas, Mary Boswell, Guy HoOPTIQUE DE PORT-AU-PRINCE :0:- United Fruit Co. in Costa- relle, Denise Rouzier, Leslie We offer our depest sym- Rica and eleven years with Bogat, M. Th. Duvivier, Phone: 3294 pathy to the Rouzier and the Panama Canal project in Carl Siegel, Helga TippenOdeide families at the news the same capacity makes it hauer, Victor Aybar, Robert 25 Rue Roux, opposite La Caravelle. of the death of Mrs. Georges apparent that Mr Johnson is King, Albert Chreme, RayOdeide, mother of Henry most aptly suited for this po- monde Bayard and Liliane Odeide and Mrs- Raoul Rou- sition. He is accompanied by Duvivier. zier. Mrs. Odeide passed his wife and tho small chilaway Iast Sunday and was dren. buried Monday morning. :0: - I I C'est pourquoi -dams le monde I entier, - Record de plus forts tommages sont transportés a USA de sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur longevtiél Chen Cyobs pneus de toute autre marque Great-riding,COMPLETE Lese entreprencurdd ddec camionnage et des services kilométrique - tout en assurant le meilleur MOTORBIKE d'autobus savent que les poids lourds service qu'on attendre de pneus poids amazing low cost! a Goodyear font preuve A maximum. de lourds. Pott M maximum d'avantages best longévité. - et d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poida lourds Goodyear! Wanr the for the Least? Then here's your answerB.S.A. Bantam a British built complete motorcycle, with Goolyear d'a autres features galore and riding make A AUaATES qualities which it a real HEHINES A TTATT extru- eactet oad stand out. It's sturdy dependable handsome, Lug- Grip E Hi-Mil 1 Xira Tred, ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY Contact GOODYEAR, VALLES and BAJEUX Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 18th Le Matin Publisher And Mrs. Franck Magloire U.S. CONGRESSMEN Relurn From Abroad IMPRESSED Labels OF (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) by UNITED MIiLS Republic manages to thrive tels at Cap Haitien, Kenscoff dent Paul Magloire that the as a tourist haven. And he and Petionville. Committee was most favorpoints out that Haiti and During his business and ably impressed and what Switzerland greatly resem- pleasure trip Mr. Magloire struck them most was the ble each other geographical- attended the ASTA confer- remarkable developments We are in the heart of ence of 2,500 travel répresen shown in the field of agriSUPS RilAs ly.. the Americas while Swit- Itatives from all over the culture and health. The Conzerland is in the heart of world. He distributed small gressmen were greeted on Europe and our mountainous. Haitian dolls and folders de- their arrival at Bowen Field scenery is ca naturab for at- scribing the beauties of our by His Excellency Ambassatracting tourist dollars. other geographical- attended the ASTA confer- remarkable developments We are in the heart of ence of 2,500 travel répresen shown in the field of agriSUPS RilAs ly.. the Americas while Swit- Itatives from all over the culture and health. The Conzerland is in the heart of world. He distributed small gressmen were greeted on Europe and our mountainous. Haitian dolls and folders de- their arrival at Bowen Field scenery is ca naturab for at- scribing the beauties of our by His Excellency Ambassatracting tourist dollars. Mr. Caribbean republic gifts dor Travers, members of the Maglaire finds that Swit- that were eagerly received. American Embassy: Staff, SLIPS NoMit zerland has much to offer us He also reports that the Chef du Protocole, Mr. Danin the way of valuable les- Haitian Travel Service was iel Theard, and Mr. Denis sons on that score. made a member of the In- Bellande, Chief of Immigraternational Air Transport tion and Emigration He praised the Swiss effi- Association. On their re- In our next edition wel fiency and organizatin, turn from Europe, the Ma- will present for the interest ubetes their marvelous railway sys- gloires were met at the New of our readers in detail the BRAS tem, network of highways York dock by Mr. Ralph interview between His Exeivalit and good hotels with well- Reed, president of American cellency President Magloire the peak trained, well-paid helps. Express, who spent quite a and the visiting United <You can leave your bag bit of time discussing cruises States Congressmen. anywhere and it will even- to Haiti and ways to boost tually end up in your hotel the tourist flow this coming COMMUNIQUE OF THE room>, Mr. Magloire said, season. BRITISH LEGATION emphasizing the importance Before crossing the AtlanPRODUCTS OT UNITED NILES CORPORATION of such efficiency in hand- tic, Mr. Magloire attended His Britannic Majesty's ling a large tourist trade. He the historic Japanese peace Chargé d'Affaire desires to au.Cilsed Norih Corolino - ShowRooms 100 Modison Amase blap Voil ma also praised the Swiss re- conference at San Francisco thank all those who contriforestation programme and and paid whirlwind visits to buted to the Poppy Fund on suggested that a similar Miami, New Orleans, Dal. Armistice Day. The total plan in this country would las and Chicago. amount collected was 291.40 not only preserve the beauty All in all the Magloires dollars as compared with of Haiti but help it. Ccono- are happy to be back in 252.99 dollars in 1950. mically as well. their spacious home above Za Belle Crcnte Mr. Magloire met with a Petionville where they can Port-au-Prince, group of Swiss hotel experts have a chance to get back 14th November, 1951. to talk over the possibility their breath. No doubt the <The Best of building three hotels here chic Madame Magloire will Quality Cement at in Haiti giving the country soon be taking the breath of New Agricultural Bank 250 more, rooms to take care Port-au-Princians with cre- On Tbe ola Premises the Lowest possible cosis of visitors during the height tions from Paris. Mr. Magloire met with a Petionville where they can Port-au-Prince, group of Swiss hotel experts have a chance to get back 14th November, 1951. to talk over the possibility their breath. No doubt the <The Best of building three hotels here chic Madame Magloire will Quality Cement at in Haiti giving the country soon be taking the breath of New Agricultural Bank 250 more, rooms to take care Port-au-Princians with cre- On Tbe ola Premises the Lowest possible cosis of visitors during the height tions from Paris. The French Of The National Bank ALLEN & BAUSSAN: of the tourist season. He capital must have given her offer their expressed hopes that a Hai- plenty of inspirations for The reconditioning of the ytian-Swiss Society might be keeping her title as one of old Banque Naitonale de la formed in the near future to the best dressed women În Republique d'Haiti building build first-class resort ho- Haiti. has been completed and now 0 PONCE the new Agricultural Bank will be lodged in these pre-] mises. VA HOUSE FOR RENT La montre automatique la plus Large beautiful home in petite du monde Petionville fully furnished, most up-to-date conveniences. Contact <Haiti Sun.> P = 94L 1 La première montre automatique E roulement à billes avec HOUSE FOR SALE CEMEN TO A modern home located! at Desprez with two bathrooms, four bedrooms, one MAISON closed porch, a large gallery, GILG living and dining room, Rue Bonne Foi garage and wine cellar, deIN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT tached servants' quarters, up STANDARD HYDRAULICKES NET 6 PLY ETERNA-MATIC Ito date kitchen and pantrys selling at 14,000 dollars. A OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION fair price for a fine home Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 buch as it is. FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Baita e66es - MC - the Lowest possible cosis of visitors during the height tions from Paris. The French Of The National Bank ALLEN & BAUSSAN: of the tourist season. He capital must have given her offer their expressed hopes that a Hai- plenty of inspirations for The reconditioning of the ytian-Swiss Society might be keeping her title as one of old Banque Naitonale de la formed in the near future to the best dressed women În Republique d'Haiti building build first-class resort ho- Haiti. has been completed and now 0 PONCE the new Agricultural Bank will be lodged in these pre-] mises. VA HOUSE FOR RENT La montre automatique la plus Large beautiful home in petite du monde Petionville fully furnished, most up-to-date conveniences. 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