--- Page 1 --- II A I I BERNARD un DIEDERICH EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLB RONY CHENET, Jr. S THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LAN GUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 th 1951 No. 10 Cap-Haitien, A Touristic Haitian Coast Guard Ship PERSONALITY Gold Mine Disabled 15 Miles From Miami OF THE WEEK With the approach of an- delle, the Eighth Wonder of By C. G. BERNING Later, some of the Haiother tourist season, we feel the World. The Haitian Miami Herald Staff Writer tians returned to the scene it is an opportune time to Air Force has comfortable Miami-based United States with United States Coast draw attention to the assets planes with excellent safety Coast-Guardsmen Guardsmen to attempt tol reof the North as an attrac- records making regulan Thursday float the 111-foot vessel. tion of immense historical flights to Cap Haitien. You rescued all the 23 officers Big marine pumps were value for visitors to Haiti. just stop in at the airforce and men from the disabled raken to the spot where the In order to learn what has headquarters at Bowen Field Haitian Coast Guard ship Haitian craft was been done and what must and make your reservation Toussaint Louverture, which, (Continued on wallowing Page 2) still be done to make the Tickets are 8 dollars one was half awash in the ocean most of this area as a tourist way and 16 dollars round off Sand. Key, about 15 miles Detective Shoois drawing card, your reporter trip. At present the flight southeast of here. Taxi Driver paid a visit to Cap Haitien, schedule has planes leaving The Citadelle, and Sans on Mondays Wednesdays Early last Sunday morning Souci last week-end in com- and Fridays at 9 a.m. and a detective shot a taxi drivpany withJames Echoles of Saturdays at 2 p.m. er at the front of the Casino the Haitian-American Insti- The luggage allowance is this past week public tute who served as camera ampleti for ordinary needs feelings ran high, the city man. The following is the of the voyage but you are press called it deplorable, You might call him Haiti's first of a series of three arti- advised to find lighter sou- *paquette histoire> that is a King Neptune. His trident cles written about the trip. venirs than the huge cannon multitude of versions circu js kept. sharpened and ise balls that lie in profusion lated the city's conversation symbol- of terror for the unRed Tape - the bane of about Haiti's gigantic delanes so called eye wit- dersea creatures of Port-aumodern travellers - is en- fense fortress. nesses's stories wouldn't Prince Bay. The minute Gustirely missing when you be- Your reporter was lucky for taxi driver <GrOS match : and the fact re- tav Della Valle got his first gin your safari to The Cita- (Continued on Page 7) Pattes : a fatal bullet. mains a detective did shoot little look at the coral reef waters and kill a chauffeur a lapping at Haiti's front dooz after 1.30 last Sunday morn- he knew he'd found his hapFashionahle Le Perchoir ing before the Casino. The py hunting ground. The Opens December 2nd bullet came to rest in the Italian-born sportsman i We said it before and now back seat of the Cadillar one ofthe world's best speara we will say it again : the belonging to Murray Knobel fishermen. And the clearbreath. taking view from after having passed between (Continued on Page 2) atop Boutilliers far surpass- the third and fourth rib on es all others in the Americas, the left side of the chest of the new restaurant night big 200 pound taxi driver U.S. Chief Caribhean club appropriately named Alcibiade Mathurin (known Air Command <Le Perchoir> is cqual to the about town as <Gros Patte) Visits Capital world's finest. we will say it again : the belonging to Murray Knobel fishermen. And the clearbreath. taking view from after having passed between (Continued on Page 2) atop Boutilliers far surpass- the third and fourth rib on es all others in the Americas, the left side of the chest of the new restaurant night big 200 pound taxi driver U.S. Chief Caribhean club appropriately named Alcibiade Mathurin (known Air Command <Le Perchoir> is cqual to the about town as <Gros Patte) Visits Capital world's finest. A combina- and through the right rear tion which ought to do much (Contimned 012 Page 3) Ambassador Travers, high to boost the country's tour- The Reason For ranking officers of the Hai. ism effort, to say nothing of Union School Bazaar tian Air Force and United its appeal to the local pubStates Air Mission to Haiti, lic. Union School boosters are a regimental band and a The opening 11.00 a.m. busily putting the finishing troop of soldiers welcomed December 2nd will be in a touches On treir plans for visiting General Emil Kiel, (Continued on Page 6) the gala Baziar to be held Chief of the Caribbean Air Haili Names Sunday; Deccmber 1st, at Command, at Bowen Field Poppy the Cercle Pert-au-Princien. Monday. On his three day Cannon Public Its object, to raise cash for visit to Haiti General Kiel Relations Consultant the new schoc) building to was accompanied by Colobe erected on the Exposition (Continued on Page 4) Poppy Cannon has been: grounds. named Public Relations Con There is no doubt a sultant by the Government change in housing is badly James P. 1 reporter interviews tbree delegates during a tour of a of the Republic of Haiti. needed the old residence Richards' Congressman Siatement U-S.xeperimuetal farm. Leit tor ight are: Jobn: Ross, of She will act as advisor to behind the Rex Cafe which tbe University's public relations department; Louis F. Bal the Haiti Tourist Informa- quarters Union Schoo! at Mr. James P. Richards, mir, Department of Agriculture, Port-du-Prince, Haiti; tion Bureau in New York present is running out at the Chairman Committee on For Theb Semthiti, Department of Cooperatives, Bangkok, and will cooperate with the iseams. Your reporter had eign Affairs and spokesman Thailand, and Thawat Natar, also from Bangkok, a bureau director, Gerard de only to venture in the front for the group of U.S. Constudent at the University of Wisconsin. 1 Catalogne on all phases of door to find himself com- gressmen who visited Haiti See Story Page 11), (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 12).J --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK manager of Ibo Lele and the Meantime, flares sent up join their mates at the Mary (Continued) daughter of Denis Roosevelt, from the ship attracted at- Elizabeth Hotel, 642 NW well-known motion picture" tention of the Coast Guard Second ave., for immigraness of the Haitian waters, in love with his underseas producer. Gustav's diverse here. tion, investigation and recuthe brightness of the coral sport the first time he laid talents came in mighty han- With the coming of dawn, peration. floor of the Bay as well as eyes on it in the Mediter- dy in establishing his ie a Coast Guard plane pilot The crewmen were met by the year-round good wea- ranean 18 years ago. And nage. He taught his wife sighted the trio on Elliott Haitian Consul Gen. Anther made Haiti an ideal even a few close brushes to cook (and from the sam- Key. They had landed on drew Faubert, who praised spot for Gustav to establish with death have failed to ple we had of her Thanks- the beach and walked more the U.S. Coast Guard's reshis school, the only spear- put a slack in his enthusi- giving feast, he did an ex- than three miles northward cue work. the year-round good wea- ranean 18 years ago. And nage. He taught his wife sighted the trio on Elliott Haitian Consul Gen. Anther made Haiti an ideal even a few close brushes to cook (and from the sam- Key. They had landed on drew Faubert, who praised spot for Gustav to establish with death have failed to ple we had of her Thanks- the beach and walked more the U.S. Coast Guard's reshis school, the only spear- put a slack in his enthusi- giving feast, he did an ex- than three miles northward cue work. fishing school of the western asm. There was the time, cellent job.) The sportsman before a Coast Guard boat The Haitian ship has left hemisphere. for instance, that he dove to used his artistic flair to make reached them and took Port-au-Prince Monday to But the undersea Tar- 82 feet and suffered a lung his home one of the most them to Dinner Key. obtain supplies in Miami for But beautiful in Haiti, with its All suffered minor scratch zan found one serious obsta- hemorrhage. he got his Swiss atmosphere and backbruises the Haitian Army canteen, cle to his teaching career. worst fright off the coast of of Pines. es and which were Capt: Salgado reported. He When his school opèned for Naples. On an ordinary drop treated at the base infirmary. said he had been in Miami business back in 1948, he spearfishing dive he stayed At the end of the month, Then they were taken to once before, last January. couldn't find a single stu- under water until his will also celebrate the comdent. Residents of Haiti re- gen was exhausted. Then ma piece pletion of of construction another master- the <ARMOUR> Is Proud To Present Their Pure Lard fused to put their foot in the placed his foot on the bot- new pier he is building for In The New Green And White Three Pound Tin water too many sharks tom to catapult himself to the Casino's yacht and maand barracuda. Gustav's'first the surface for a deep breath. rine basin. educational chore was the But he found he couldn't For additional interests, business of destroying popu move: He was stuck. An Gustav enjoys good music lar legends. He insisted that octopus had wrapped itself and good books (he has a neither fish is dangerous un- around, his left leg. Fortun- fine collection of both) and der ordinary conditions. The ately, a companion who had takes pride in barracuda, he explained, been watching him from a his own great vegetables growing for the will only become vicious boat came to his rescue. But dinner table. when there is blood in the Gustav was unconscious by He water, and there must be'a. the time he reached the surspeaks many languafair amount of it at that. face. He adds laughingly, be ges in a fashion that can The same goes for sharks. <That was my record for an has termed the kind uniques of personality and Gustav said the only time underwater stay.> that makes him a enaturab ARMOUR one of these bad boys of the The marine sportsman for newspaper and magasea ever caused him any trou has had plenty of adven- zine writers not only here ble was when he speared tures stop-side> as well as but in the United Statés as him and the shark doubled under the sea. During the well. Your reporter joins back. The harpoon jutting war he served as a photo- with many other more illusout from the wounded fish grapher with the Iralian trious journalists in shaking shattered his goggle mask. and was in Rome Lard Soon Gustav's reassuran- army when word got around chat his head admiringly and sayces and enthusiasin took ef- the allies were about to ing, <Quite a guyls fect. Port-au-Prince found launch their invasion of Siitself with a new and thrill- cily. But Gustav's army Hailian Coast Guard Ship fing sport as well as a major boss seemed to be more of Disabled 15 Miles itourist attraction. er with the Iralian trious journalists in shaking shattered his goggle mask. and was in Rome Lard Soon Gustav's reassuran- army when word got around chat his head admiringly and sayces and enthusiasin took ef- the allies were about to ing, <Quite a guyls fect. Port-au-Prince found launch their invasion of Siitself with a new and thrill- cily. But Gustav's army Hailian Coast Guard Ship fing sport as well as a major boss seemed to be more of Disabled 15 Miles itourist attraction. In addi- a newsman than he wasa From Miami tion Gustav conducts marine patriot. He just rubbed his (Continned from Page 1) sight seeing tours. The hand hands gleefully at the THE FINEST QUALITY ON THE MARKET some blonde spearfisherman thought of the marvelous in the heavy sea, Effort AVAILABLE AT ALL GROCERY STORES counted among his estu- newsreel shots the enemy were to be made to clear JOSEPH NADAL and CO., Agents dents> such illustrious visi- would provide him. But af- the hold of water before tow tors as Actress Jennifer ter the Sicily invasion was ing the ship into port for Jones, her husband. David recorded and it was time to repairs. 0. Selznick and Prince Napo return to the mainland, Gus- Capt. Jack Salgado and Meon- Alberti, manager of tav, along with the Hermann 19 crewmen were brought the Splendid Hotel, donned Goering panzer division, into Miami from the disabl. rubber fins, grabbed his found that allied bombers ed ship at 4 a.m- in a Coast spear and convorted with were making chop suey of Guard 63-foot crash boat. Gustav on the floor of the the narrow straits separat- Five hours later, Ensign NiBay. They felt such fun ing Sicily and Italy. So colas Beaussejour, Seaman should be shared so they Gustav took time out from Yoyo Emmanuel and Monfornred a <Goggle Club> the war. He went spear- desir Elouis were picked off Cluba which now has 15 fishing off Messina with Elliott Key beach. members, the water exploding not far When the United States Gustav emphasizes. that away. Coast Guard first reached you don't havet to be a good When the Germans took the ship Wednesday night, swimmer to enjoy the hand- Rome after Italy's surrender crewmen were frantically Quick and to Brush to-hand encounter with Gustav hid bailing with buckets and On out in the Easy fish: city's ing catch. He also says you catacombs and got asylum as pumps but were losing a Painting is a lot easier when you have don't need brawn, but a photographer in the Vati- race with the incoming sea. Central paints to brush on. Their fine oils smooth-flowing give them great he glanced down at his own can: Later, he worked for Water was breaking over covering ability, and high-grade pigmenta assure fresh, 190 pounds in fighting trim, the British as a camera man. the sides and spurting in clear color even under severe weather and service conand added, <It helps. How- After the war, Gustav head- through opened seams. ditions. Formulas are the product of lateat scientific ever, when there's a will ed'for Paris to paint. But The ship's bilge pumping research. there's a way. He recalled he says, eI hate mediocrity. system had failed, and big There are special'Cantral paints, enamels the 75-year-old Ohio lady And after a year I decided waves had opened the plank and varhish-a for all purposse) that came to Haiti for spear- to see what was happening ing. fishing lessons. She had to in the new world. Capt. Salgado said the be lifted from the boat into In 1948 he arrived in Hai- crew had been battling the water, but after her fifth ti : and decided to make rough weather for 48 hours CENTRAL Taints lesson, she'd gotten herself a it his winter home. He lives and that his executive offifish! - in Laboule with his attrac. cer, Ensign Beaussejour, and Gustav's one spirit of ad- tive, wife Renée Roosevelt, two seamen had set off in a venture caused him to fall the granddaughter of. said the be lifted from the boat into In 1948 he arrived in Hai- crew had been battling the water, but after her fifth ti : and decided to make rough weather for 48 hours CENTRAL Taints lesson, she'd gotten herself a it his winter home. He lives and that his executive offifish! - in Laboule with his attrac. cer, Ensign Beaussejour, and Gustav's one spirit of ad- tive, wife Renée Roosevelt, two seamen had set off in a venture caused him to fall the granddaughter of. the dingy at 8 p.m. for help. --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 25th <HAITI SUN> The Reason For learning. Classes are held Detective Shools Union School Bazaar from 8 to 12.30, necessitat- Taxi Driver The SUPER Refrigerator (Continued from Page 1) ing plenty of Home Work (Continued from under parental supervisionPage 1) Another Servant For Your Home pletely surrounded by young Daily French classes are held window of the parked Cadilstudents at work. The small and it is emphasized that lac. classrooms can barely hold the school now is open to the Few if any of the ithe maze of desks, black- entire community rath er of the Casino that patrons boards and bookcases, let than being a school for Ame were aware of what evening was alone the pupils and teach- ricans as it was in the days taking place. Ir seems Gros er. Last summer the Junior of the Occupation. Patte entered the establishHigh Grades were The staff is installed teaching di- ment not properly attired, in the back yard in a small verse with a wide amount of did not have a jacket or tie building temporarily set up experience. Members of the and came - to hold the overflow. faculty are as follows: on there it to pass that In all there are 89 stu- Mrs- De La Place, French, his part was to some leave. objection An on sents, 51 of them Americans. previously taught in France ment followed and was argu- endThe enrollment alsc includes and England. ed with Gros Patte 6 Germans, 5 Dutch, 3 Bri- Mrs. Victor Lebedoff, Can detective Jean Bauduy. striking The tish, 2 South Africans, and adian, taught in her home detective drew his one student each of the fol- country and now has 17 revolver at close service lowing nationalities Can- years of experience behind the bullet entered range Gros adian, Austrian, Italian, her. Patte's chest it made him Swiss, Dominican, French By and Belgian. Any child who Mrs. Jim Meyers, Ameri- the swing round and dash for wishes to speak English may can, conducted classes for the road; he collapsed a enroll even though he does nine years Stateside and has few With feet from the curb. not have a knowledge of the spent three years on the staff the assistance of two llanguage before he of Union School. doctors enjoying their SaturWestinghouse classes. begins Mrs. Purdy, American, is day night at the Casino, the a relative newcomer here Casino's victim was station carried to the See it al BOUCARD & The tuition is reasonable but has teaching experience wagon and CO., Rue du Fori Per :.: 15. dollars a month for on home territory. rushed to the hospital. At one child and 12-50 dollars Mrs. Robert Smith, wife 1.55 a.m.. when the Station for each addiitonal child in of the Colonel in charge of wagon was received at the the same family. For an thel U.S. Air Mission, Union General Hospital by the doc- er, radio and television per- Agricultural and Industrial additional 5 dollars a year, faculty member two years. toron night duty, Dr. Herve sonality, Poppy Cannon is Credit was recently the students are equipped Previous to that she taught Martin, Gros Patte was dead. At one child and 12-50 dollars Mrs. Robert Smith, wife 1.55 a.m.. when the Station for each addiitonal child in of the Colonel in charge of wagon was received at the the same family. For an thel U.S. Air Mission, Union General Hospital by the doc- er, radio and television per- Agricultural and Industrial additional 5 dollars a year, faculty member two years. toron night duty, Dr. Herve sonality, Poppy Cannon is Credit was recently the students are equipped Previous to that she taught Martin, Gros Patte was dead. widely known in the field gated- It is mentioned promul- in with the latest text books in Maine. Detective Bauduy who has of advertising and public re- the summary of one of the and neecssary school supserved two years in the Force lations. Formerly an execu recent editions of the offiplies. Mrs. Miriam Sagar, once eleven months as detective, tive of Maxon, Inc. where cial newspaper of the ReThe Principal, Mrs. Lon worked under the famed rests in prison awaiting the she was associated with H. public. Southerland, explains that child psychologist Gesill at finding of a special investi- J. Heinz 57 varieties, Gilthe school uses the Ameri- Yale University. Teaching gation commission. Gros lette, General Electric, Hot- This new institution is can educational system and experience, 6years-Miami, 2 Patte's police record in- point and other national ad- called to play a preponderthe curriculum follows the years, Port-au-Prince. cludes two minor traffic vio- vertising account, she was ant role in the of United States Mrs. Sydney lations pattern EleAnstey, wife back. in 1948, and a later vice-president of Peter of the national development It mentary schools from the of the British Charge d'Af- more serious one, two weeks. Hilton Inc. where under her is merely a credit economy. organizafirst through the eighth faires. Gained her teaching ago when he was arrested at direction Haiti's highly SuC- tion for promoting the imgrade. experience back in England. the docks for. insulting and cesful tourist programme provement of soon as a child Mrs. Garbey agricultural As enrolls Laurent, a disobeving an officer of the was initiated. and industrial technics, fain the school, his parents University of California gra Jaw. It came under the voring the inveriosn of automatically duate. pribecome memTaught in Florida heading of a traffic violation The wife of Walter vate capital in the line of bers of the assembly that di- and is now rounding Out her and he was duly fined. White, Executive Secretary agriculture and small and rects its acitvities. For the first year at Union School. The. burial took place of the National Association medium industry. past four years the Parent- The Principal, Mrs. Sou- Tuescay afternoon at the for the advancément of ColTeachers Association has itherland, says she has gain- Cemetiere exterieur. ored People, she has travel- The capital of this Instibeen chiefly concerned with ed her experience here in ed extensively in the Carib- tute will be 10 million collecting the 30,000 dollars Haiti- The modest; charm- Haili Names Poppy bean and accompanied her gourdes of which 5 million necessary for a new school ing directress has. served Cannon Public husband on the Round-the- will be immediately paid as building. three years as assistant prinWorld Town Meeting of the follows: 3,750,000 by the It has. already raised more cipal and four years as prin- Relations Consuliant Air, visiting India, Pakis- Government, 1,250,000 by than half of the fund; 17,000 cipal. From all reports she (Continued from Page 1) istan, the PhilippinesJapan, the National Bank of the dollars. The government is doing an excellent job. served Cannon Public husband on the Round-the- will be immediately paid as building. three years as assistant prinWorld Town Meeting of the follows: 3,750,000 by the It has. already raised more cipal and four years as prin- Relations Consuliant Air, visiting India, Pakis- Government, 1,250,000 by than half of the fund; 17,000 cipal. From all reports she (Continued from Page 1) istan, the PhilippinesJapan, the National Bank of the dollars. The government is doing an excellent job. and Hawaii as well as Eu- Republic of Haiti; the balhas donated the land for the Both teachers and parents tourist and economic pro- rope and the countries of the ance to be paid by. <trannew building which will be wish to- thank the Haitian motion in the furtherance of Middle East. ches> by the Government erected next. to the head- business men, and President plans for the development and the BNRH. quarters of the U.S. Sanitary M. Pierre Etheart of the Cer of Haiti. Her work will be Mission. cle Port-au-Princien for al: closely coordinate with Hai- Haitian Institute Of The Haitian Institute of At present the school lacks lowing the school to use ti's new Five Year Plan, apAnd Agricultural and Industrial the wfancy trimmingss such rtheir private club facilities proved and adopted last Agricultural Credit is temporarily attachas music and other extra- for its fund-raising Bazaar. month by the Haitian parlia- lndustrial Credit ed to the National Bank of curricular activities that play The price of admission will ment in Port-au-Prince. the Republic of Haiti, awaitsuch an important role in be 1 dollar. Children with Now one of the editors of The important law creat- ing, the time when it may the American institutions of adults will be admitted free. Park East magazine, a writ- ing the Haitian Institute of stand on its own feet. Travel Direet to Miami by Sailines Every fwo Weeks Oa oo NUEVO DOMINICANO a SoRL a BR 5 m ares uXur Louuly For Information see Age nt ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Stand No. 7 P.0. B ox 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th U.S. Chief Of Caribhean December G: inauguration of the importtijoseph report Air Command <Journee Lahorieuse> ant realization of the GovVisits Haiti December ernment's first of work. 6s K 6th, the first During the year of (Continued from Page 1) anniversary of the installa- ber 6th, the President day Decem- of the tion of the Government of Republic will nel Charles Johnson and his President Magloire will be the workmen's houses inaugurate and at aide-de-camp Lieutenant Roy marked throughout the coun the same time, remit homes Cuny: The General and Mrs. try by appropriate manifesKiet were house guests of tations- In Port-au-Prince to workers. Ambassador and Mrs. Tra- these manifestations. wiil of- The outside work on these vers, and Colonel Johnson fer a special character as homes is now under way, Spic and span, shiny and Studying figures in town, was the house guest of the they will coincide with tbe (Continned on Page 10) new is the showroom of and that's no pun, is Ber- Chief of the U.S. Air MisValles and Bajeaux on the nard Kalb, of the New York sion to Haiti, and. Mrs. ColoGrand Rue. These progres- Times, who is here combin- nel Smith. sive merchants have face- ing business with pleasure lifted their show room and :. collecting statistics on During this high ranking given a beauteous frame tourism; soaking up the lo- officer's visit there were Do you live/under the shadow to their many products : cal colour, happy he made numerous receptions and inUniversal refrigerators, Her- the trip to the Citadelle, and spection rours. Tuesday Mrs. OfMALARIAS cules cycles and BSA motor- all set to do a series of tra- Colonel Smith, wife of the bikes, etc. Smith. sive merchants have face- ing business with pleasure lifted their show room and :. collecting statistics on During this high ranking given a beauteous frame tourism; soaking up the lo- officer's visit there were Do you live/under the shadow to their many products : cal colour, happy he made numerous receptions and inUniversal refrigerators, Her- the trip to the Citadelle, and spection rours. Tuesday Mrs. OfMALARIAS cules cycles and BSA motor- all set to do a series of tra- Colonel Smith, wife of the bikes, etc. vel articles. Chief of the U.S. Air MisMr. Kalb told your report sion, offered a luncheon at :0:- er of the courteous manner Ibo Lele to honour the wife 30,000 gourdes was grant- in which Mr. Guy Douyon, of the visiting General, ed by the Department of Director of Tourism, assist- wives of Haitian and AmePublic Health this week to ed him in gathering the ne- rican Air Force officers and allow it to pay the salaries cessary information, made it Mrs. Travers attendedof a foreign specialist em- possible for him to meet His In honour of the visiting ployed at the Hospital Gen- Excellency President Ma- General Wednesday evening eral and the Faculty of Me- gloire and in general made Major Roy, in command of dicine for the next twelve his stay most agreeable. Mr. the Haitian Air Force, offermonth period. Kalb added that it grieves ed a grand banquet at <El D LTT him to board the plans to- Rancho>. Speeches were :0:- morrow and continue his made at the banquet by Col, Off to buy the necessary Island hopping, but next va- Roy, Colonel Smith and equipment for the radio sta- cation will be a Haitian one General Kiel, all stressed tion the Chamber of Com- for sure: the close. cooperation existmerce presented to His Exing between the Haitian and cellency the President on the :0:- American Air Forces, and occasion of his last birthday, Today is a great day in how important such an alliis Edouard Gentil who flew the life of Glaus Heise, he is ance is in this world today. to the: Thursday. setting off for Canada to The PALUDRINE States General and his party join the ranks of the Royal left Thursday and flew :0:- Canadain Air Force. A for- North over Henri ChrisPerhaps one of the longest mer employee of Texaco, tophe's citadelle, before reIS YOUR PROTECTION christening parties on record Claus was given a shindig turning to Albrook, air base to date is the one held at on Saturday night at în the Panama Canal zone. Obtainable from all chemists Captain Ace's last Sunday the home on Jean SamO.Ph.27 morning and ended Sunday bour in Petionville. Thè HOUSE WANTED, Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. evening. It was the chris- ty was offered by the LI Distributors in Haiti-TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S.A. tening of Edouard and Fran people employed by the Tex- Person wishes rent a çoise, the twins of Lieuten- aco. Friday night there was very small house to either in ant and Mrs.Fritz Leon. God a party at the Heise resi- Petionville or in the cooler father and God mother of dence in Pacot. section of the city. Please the twins were Madu Dom- :0:- contact <Haiti Sun.> inique and Roger Armand, The coming marriage of Mrs. Gladys Evans and Ray- Miss Marie Garcia to Dr. U.S. AMBASSADOR MEETS THE PRESS mond Mews. Adrien of Cayes was announced this week. The wed- :0:- ding date has been set for NEWY YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK Howard American K. Ambassador Travers Mr. sample of what Haiti is like, Our confrere Marcel Sal- some time during February. city. Please the twins were Madu Dom- :0:- contact <Haiti Sun.> inique and Roger Armand, The coming marriage of Mrs. Gladys Evans and Ray- Miss Marie Garcia to Dr. U.S. AMBASSADOR MEETS THE PRESS mond Mews. Adrien of Cayes was announced this week. The wed- :0:- ding date has been set for NEWY YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK Howard American K. Ambassador Travers Mr. sample of what Haiti is like, Our confrere Marcel Sal- some time during February. MTTC REGULAR SERVICE invited and we liked it, nave, Director of <Haiti :0:- line the city press to his resi- The Ambassador showed Journalz, returned this week Colonel Bayard, Comman Ms SE dence in Boudon Friday even great interest. and surpris from Buenos Aires where der of the Coast Guard, flew Sur ing at five. The meeting ing knowledge of the develas a member of the Haitian to Miami Thursday after the between. the new Ambassa- opments and improvement Delegation he observed the <Toussaint Louvertures tra- bpckaer NAVIGATION dor and the Press, was com- schemes now underway ia re-election of Argentine's bedy off Sand Key, a short ALLENA SENTS GAUSSAN Sewices T4Sa7 pletely informal and ex- the country. He asked the Perondistance from Miami. tremely cordial it was Press if there was anything :0:- a get to know each other they wished- to know Or if Friday evening at 6.00 :0:- meeting, there was any problems he p.m. Mr. Frankel Larrieux Friday Auto Part business could help them solve :. was married tol Miss Yolande man Andre Talamas flew to Ambassador Travers in a the question of PAPER, the Nicolas at St. Pierre's Boston to visit his wife and short speech thanked the excessive price and the Church in Petionville. The await the arrival of Junior. Press for the warm welcome sibility of a quota for Hans were to the it has VISIT couple accompanied given him and his was duly discussed: Dean of the altar by Mlle Irene Ver0: Joyer wife son arrival here we the Press M. Felix Manet and Lieutenant Breton' Saturday Miss Gladys Bodes both felt we had come home gloire made a short speech Claude. Following the gart left to take up her .powe. don't feel we are in in reply, on behalf of his church service a grand re- sition with the Haitian ConArto a foreign country> and confreres, Mr. Homes Gayne A ception was held at the home sulate in Miami, Friends what is more said the Am- Public Affairs Officer, asif of Mr. and Mrs. Breton and relatives joined her Fri3 Flaotigues bassador there was no hap- sisted by. Mr. David Borges d Claude (Mrs. Breton Claude day evening in a grand farea00-RUE DU CENTRE pier man, when I received introduced Ambassador is the bride's sister) at Ave- well <bamboche. PORT- CAU PRINCE MAITI news of my appointment vers to the various members : nue Jules Pouplard. what is more said the Am- Public Affairs Officer, asif of Mr. and Mrs. Breton and relatives joined her Fri3 Flaotigues bassador there was no hap- sisted by. Mr. David Borges d Claude (Mrs. Breton Claude day evening in a grand farea00-RUE DU CENTRE pier man, when I received introduced Ambassador is the bride's sister) at Ave- well <bamboche. PORT- CAU PRINCE MAITI news of my appointment vers to the various members : nue Jules Pouplard. -:0:- here; we had been in Haiti of the Press as they arrived a year ago and had a fine at the residence. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 25th <HAITI SUN> QUICKLY EOUVENIRE 3 FOUVENIRS NOW VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER SAOP S lia Belletrode The shops ine tbis section bave been checked by tbis xeuspaper, and to the knowledge la Bolle best of our Gnedte their merchandise is of DE IT ORE good quality asd good ne PRICE -bwaiwavs THE RIC n value. FRENCH PERFUMES, SWISE WATCHES Haiti's Finest 'FRENCH PERFUMES MAHOGANY WARE is io be found Lingerie You'll Love at GEORGES BUDGET-PRICED DESLANDES SLIPS A large assortment in Crepe <Radium>, neat and lace trimmedat very low prices. COuoma DiORS FACTORY From $3.40 and up Rue du Peuple * PANTIES Silk Jerspy, made to fit lovely FISHER Tel. 2242 shades and white From $.90c and up Art and Curio Shop (Save Time and Expense <Miss America> BRASSIERES white, pink, Rue du Quai E Tel: 3145 Buy Direct from Faciory) blue, mauve, black HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY From $1.50 and up Strapless white, black, pink $2.00 - 2.95 * SLIPPERS Satin, hand - embroidered in beauclog tiful designs and in large assortment of sizes Rnioal without heel $2.50 with heel 3.50 YOUR FAVORI ITE STORE a IfTS CAR Our new which has just on the CRENTALE department opened first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and (DADLANI'S? See for your self HIRE LTD- SA) HAYTIAN TRAVEL ANGLE RUES ROUX ET RORAHAM LINCBLN-O GUY BARREYRE 114 Rue Dantès Destouches SERVICE Phone 3394 Peggy DIDNT! SANDY SMITH, IDID YOU KNOW THAT DID! Casiera's Maiernily NOT! YOU CERTAINLY DID! e Clinic DIDNT! GONK ARE/THE DAYS Dr. Georges Castera's com WHENL LE SOLEIL" VADHIS WAY fortable and completely modern 12 room Maternity clinic is at your service. This N skam up-to-date clinic is located in the same building as the Castera, K Pharmacy opposite the Telegraph and Telephone Building. Call 2131. DIDIDID! OKAY, 50 DIDI I DID! Carrier air conditioner installed DIDNTI & 2! NEW YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK NITC REGULAA hne WALTER BRAUN distributor E A SURINAM NAVIGATION - o Meu ALLENA AGENTS BAUSSAN Sowices mrasaz A SUISO skam up-to-date clinic is located in the same building as the Castera, K Pharmacy opposite the Telegraph and Telephone Building. Call 2131. DIDIDID! OKAY, 50 DIDI I DID! Carrier air conditioner installed DIDNTI & 2! NEW YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK NITC REGULAA hne WALTER BRAUN distributor E A SURINAM NAVIGATION - o Meu ALLENA AGENTS BAUSSAN Sowices mrasaz A SUISO --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th relations between the sexes. Fashionable Wise and OtherWise Here is the item: <Le Perchoir> e by T. J. Grant <To understand your ow1 (Continued from Page 1) Here is the second of my But should some love needs you must know KILL studies of prominent people. Medical genius find a that the average woman is manner fitting for such a The Editor has castigared Cure for my trouble three Of four times slower SNAILS AND SLUGS fashionable place, under the me for the manner in which Before it is too' late than the average man naturpatronage of His Excellency I have handled it. He says What might then ensue ally is in becoming aroused WITH President and Madame Paul I should bemore objective I must leave to and in achieving a clinax. E. Magloire, there will be a and not let my emotions run Your imagination, as Only a husband who knows fashion parade, featuring the away with meThis newspaper may this and who slows his naBUG-GCTA creations of the capital's. Fall into the hands tural tempo to match his Pellets leading dress makers, modelREQUIEM Of little children. wife's can be expected to KICE led by local beauties. <Le Patricia Duval Wiederman satisfy her.> SLUGS Perchoir> we are told will Is the owner of Patricia, <Honi soit qui mal y be strictly formal and will The hotel known as Oh! Patricia. pense.s cater to parties and reservaxAux Orchidees> tions. Besides the restauXXXX XXXX - BUG-GETA Pellets make rant night club close by will This I find very appropriate My friend, Marcel Gentil Any reader who has other trol baiting against easy and Snails give and top Slugs. con- be a soda fountain, rest As Patricia herself is was hospitalized last year in martial problems on which Just toss around your garden, rooms, and a place to' take An orchid, the States with stomach ul- be would like advice, should ander porches, etc-and get re- your ease and enjoy the maras cers. write to me care of this sults overnight! Bait regularly vellous view a As well whole basketful To give them a rest in -BUG- -GETA Pellets are eco- like. Later little dressed as you Of incandescent lillies, the doctor ordered rectal paper, giving full particu- nomical go 4 times further shops sellone than old-style meal. ing souvenirs and Burning begonias, feeding. ars, enclosing address- gourde, TABUG. GETA Reg. U. S. Pet Oe crafts will be built a handiAnd Mexican flame flowers, Marcel didn't like his and a stamped, self DEALERSNAME & ADDRESS NERÉ distance short nurse, who believed herself ed envelope for the reply. fwm away. XXXX E E so Paragraphs and volumes She paper, giving full particu- nomical go 4 times further shops sellone than old-style meal. ing souvenirs and Burning begonias, feeding. ars, enclosing address- gourde, TABUG. GETA Reg. U. S. Pet Oe crafts will be built a handiAnd Mexican flame flowers, Marcel didn't like his and a stamped, self DEALERSNAME & ADDRESS NERÉ distance short nurse, who believed herself ed envelope for the reply. fwm away. XXXX E E so Paragraphs and volumes She is also demure, to be very refined. He deso0.10 Conova ORINO sip EET Dovelike, gracious, sweet cided to do something about The Editor protested the hetree ef ional cupY. may be written describing And bewitching; itinsertion of this advertiseORTHO DEACER <Le Perchoir> and the panoXOus - roma When she wants to be. One day, as she was pre- ment, saying it was not paid spread before it, Ta paring his mid-day ration, for. He doesn't know the in capital letters should go But usually she is Marcel murmured to her: agony it costs a man of my MASSIH and WYNNE credit to progressive bysiQuietly, violently, <Miss Gray, I hate to eat culture to write things like Pharmacie Telemanque nessman it Elias Noustas whose And tremendously alone. Please get another this- I am paying for this, Bldg., Grand Rue. dream Max Ewald was, who and architect Vital. rectal tube and have lunch with blood, sweat and beers. skillfully with me.> carried out the designing I have cast sheep's ADVERTISEMENT and construction. Eyes at Patricia, XXXX If you would pass an evening And have wondered SUBLIMATION gaily, Sometimes, if that gleam Susan took her skates one Just go up to the Ibo Lele. In her eyes, when day,; XXXX La montre automatique la plus She looks at me, Upon the ice to frisk. If, to music most entrancing, petite du monde Is speculative. Her friends all thought You want to pass an evening That she was nuts, dancing, Even were it so, Her little *. Down the alley you should La première montre automatique There is no hope. XXXX go avec roulement à billes In my. present THINGS YOU OUGHT TO All the.way to El Rancho. Physical condition KNOW XXXX Ir would be perfectly We are reprinting, under If you want to dine Useless for me this heading, an item from And drink good wine, MAISON To get married. page 95 of the Reader's Di- In an atmosphere almost GILG Nothine wonld come of it, gest of July, 1942. We pubdivine; Bonne Foi And Voronoff is dead. lish it as a Pubic Service to Then come with me, Rue promote more harmonious And we shall seel ETERNA-MATIC The woman I love Por Finest Quamy... At KAux Orchidees> Finest Flavor.. ask for CANADA Le Touriste Aus A2C2Ea DRY la le plus renommé d'Amériquel on ar The most delicious flavors in the world carry the Canada Dry CINET label. Name your favoriteCanada Dry makes it, and M puts into it all the quality, purity CA and sparkle that have made BRRELO TMEL Canada Dry the first name in beverages Enjoy a bottle todag. CANADA DRY All flavorsTURK Popular Prices Rae CAE plus Near Parc Leco nte Tel: 2079 doniteat Usine 4 Glace National, S. A. THE CURACAO TRADINS CO., S.A. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Canada Dry CINET label. Name your favoriteCanada Dry makes it, and M puts into it all the quality, purity CA and sparkle that have made BRRELO TMEL Canada Dry the first name in beverages Enjoy a bottle todag. CANADA DRY All flavorsTURK Popular Prices Rae CAE plus Near Parc Leco nte Tel: 2079 doniteat Usine 4 Glace National, S. A. THE CURACAO TRADINS CO., S.A. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 25th <HAITI SUN> CAP-HAITIEN A TOURISTIC fice of Tourism, in the North. along the lush fertile plains. contained a royal court ta GOLD MINE He knows exactly what is Diamond peak rises in the be reckoned with. A haunt. neded to promote the tour- distance and. behind it, cloak ing air of tragedy is also prd ist industry and is doing his led in the soft morning mist, sent. It is easy to imagine utmost to do a good job with lies the Citadelle. the night back in 1820 when (Continued from Page 1) other tourist centersthe material available. Dur- There is no better time of King Christophe, crippled Mr. Leopold Sanchez, as- ing his four years in the day for your'voyage into the and ill, learned that his eneenough to be included a- sistant director of the Na- post he has made more than heroic of this small re- mies were on their mong 15 passengers making tional Office of Tourism at 360 trips up to the Citadelle public. past for put an end to his colourful way and yhe trip to the Cap last Sat- the Cap and operator of the and offered to serve as guide back to the mighty your days journey of reign with a goltien bullet. urday. At precisely two we Cap-Haitien Travel Service, for your reporter's trek On King Henri Christophe. You The sense of and boarded the plane, and took was at the airport the day Sunday morning. lend yourself to dignity that the black pride off shortly afterwards, catch your reporter arrived ready But first, of course, a bit every of rock fantasy, a tried SO hard to instill king in ing a quick glimpse of the to see to the needs of the of bamboching. Saturday colonial pile mansion, becomes a his newly freed people is sun-baked roofs of Port-au- plane passengers. night in the xCaps means a coach seems to be rounding stage still apparent at Sans Soucis Prince before the climb and The taxi fare from the Mar cluster of parties at private the corner in the distance. you feelit as you stroll pass over the bay towards the port to the Hotel Roi Chris-. homes :: a whiskey or two You blink your eyes back the Queen's gardens, the curtain of mountains border- tophe is a dollar per person the (Cap socialites prefer reality, to the newly pav- countless sentry boxes, the ing its rim. and in case you question the this drink on the grounds E road you are speeding Royal Imprimerie and thel The 35-minute flight to price you will be referred to that it doesn't effect the head along to the sight of the barracks for the royat the Cap gives you irresisti- the posted tariff rates. They the morning after). Then construction workers hurrv- guards. ble glimpses of the mysteri- do not seem excessive when there is the haunting refrain ing on'to finish the last mila ous inland territory of Hai- you, take into consideration of the Cap's. number 1 Or- of paving nnder the watch- But you feel it most of all ti, the territory that all too the state of the roads and chestra beating out the pul- ful eve of encineer Mall- as you wind up the trail to few residents of Port-au- the price of gasoline. sing rhythm of the current branche who strides the the Citadelle poised on the come Prince ever to know. not seem excessive when there is the haunting refrain ing on'to finish the last mila ous inland territory of Hai- you, take into consideration of the Cap's. number 1 Or- of paving nnder the watch- But you feel it most of all ti, the territory that all too the state of the roads and chestra beating out the pul- ful eve of encineer Mall- as you wind up the trail to few residents of Port-au- the price of gasoline. sing rhythm of the current branche who strides the the Citadelle poised on the come Prince ever to know. merangues at the Night Club roadside. oun On hip: by mountain top like a giant If your flight is blessed by You may find your first Patricia down on the sea sledge hammer ready to clear weather, you can scan close-up view of the Cap is shore. A refreshing ocean The rounded dome of the strike down an invasion that the copper-colored erosion a bit shocking after the pic: breeze, a declining moon Royal Chapel is the first never materialized. scars, the bald-headed hills turesque glimpse from the and palm-lined stretch of the sign of what is in store for The Milot police station and thereafter you'll have a air. Tourists used to the new boulevard along the you at the little hamlet of provides you with ths transbetter understanding of the spaciousness and sanitation ocean front all help make Milot- The dome covers the- portation for the last leg of primary needs of the small of modern cities may be tak- your night at the Capa night entire roof of the circular your voyage: For 1.50 dolrepublic, reforestation and en aback at first by the nar- to remember. church making: it look ra- lars you can hire a horse or water. You can also glimpse rowness of the streets, the But you're wise if you re- ther like a huge cupcake. mule to takeyou up the stiff the rich potential of progres- prevailing odors, the age member you have a date at The parish priest tells you mountain trail and, if you sive Haiti in the green fields and decay of the buildings. dawn a date for a jour- that the original doine col- wish, an eager youngster of the Artibonite Valley and But gradually the Cap ney into history. lapsed during an earth- will accompany yôu on the its life-giving river which takes on its old charm. Ai Your reporter found Tou- quake in 1842 but was re- climb, carrying your lunch winds and twists its muddy most without effort you find rist Director Etienne in the placed by President Vincent and cool drinks. path through the cbread yourself quierly visualizing hotel lobby at 5.30 Sunday in 1933 who was careful to belt> of the Republic. The the bustling 19th century morning, eager to be off. make it an exact replica: You once again notice the landscape dotted with lit- <Cap François of the New The taxi driver, Raymond by However the new dome is pleasant absence of the cvul tle clusters of Cailles, each Worlds. the thriving center name, stored a tempting no longer weather Droof and xure-types souvenir pedsurrounded by a border of of shipping, commerce and unch basket in the back of 'the priest sadly informs you dlers who usually flock abananas, corn and coffee. gaiety. his Dodge and pointed it in that a tropical downpourphour a band of tourists. At You climb high again and But nothing in the 19th the direction of the village outside means a drizzle in- Sans Souci a little old cross lady a second range of moun Century could have compar- of Milot, side as well. sat under the Star Apple tains and hope that thé/ sky ed with the modern comforts Years of tropical wea- tree where Christophe used will remain clear enough to of the Cap's 1st class hotel, (The taxi rates for the 20- ther have also taken their to pronounce his legal give you an aerial glimpse the Roi Christophe, run by minute trip normally are 12 toll of Christophe's magni- judgments. in- Sans Souci a little old cross lady a second range of moun Century could have compar- of Milot, side as well. sat under the Star Apple tains and hope that thé/ sky ed with the modern comforts Years of tropical wea- tree where Christophe used will remain clear enough to of the Cap's 1st class hotel, (The taxi rates for the 20- ther have also taken their to pronounce his legal give you an aerial glimpse the Roi Christophe, run by minute trip normally are 12 toll of Christophe's magni- judgments. She had ch of King Henri Christophe's the charming representative dollars for three persons. If ficent palace of Sans Souci, garettes, postcard asnd caked Citadelle peeping out of the of an old Haitian family, Ma there are more passengers, but there is an impressive and coffee for sale if you clouds with all the unreality dame de Catalogne. Twen- thé charge is 4 dollars each. dignity about the ruins thar. wanted them. If you didn't, of an illustration of a medi- ty-one rooms, all with pri- The fee can be partially ex- nothing can obliterate. Its have a nice trip anyway. aeval castle in your child- vate bâths, are located in a plained by the fact that the graceful colonnades and For the first three kilohood book of fairy tales. lovely Spanish-style building driver must wait in Milot high-arched windows over- meters up the mountain traif A few minutes later you which is beginning tolmel- for six hours before the re- look the green plain. You the going is good, first turn the providing" are captivated by your low with age. You'll find to Cap. The of- pass through the stately your saddle is O.K. A Jcep peck at the Cap, its narrow a dining room with excellent fice of Tourism feels that entrance gates that were road has been carved out of streets and picturesque build food, a fine bar, a swimming such rates are apt to handi- once used only by King the hillside and if you wishings gleaming against the pool, tennis courts and soon cap their efforts in building Henri. his Queen, his Eng- ed, you could pick a fruid rich verdure of the surround a Casino- The latter, now rourist trade and tentative lish physician, and the high- salad along the way. Goldenr ing hills, far more Jush and under construction, will in- plans are underway to work est persons of the royal court. oranges, bananas, cashew tropical than the green of clude a dance floor and pri- Out a less expensive trans- Even the small princes had nuts, mangoes, grenadine, the mountains in the Port- vate gaming rooms. The gar portation charge). to detour through the. gate breadfruit, avocados, COcoau-Prince area. dens adjoining the hotel are Your reporter, who ordin- to the right which would nuts all grow in Out of profuAs you step your well-kept, cool and full of arily prefers sleep to any take them to the Royal Col- sion. Mahogany trees the flowers. proplaneat airport, you are exotic tropical We other early morning activi- lege and its staff of teachers vide you with shade as you greeted by a small group of might add, there are no big ty, lost his disgruntled air imported members of the urge your patient animal taxi drivers and guides, each mosquitoes. V as he watched the glowing English Lancastrian Society. past tiny cailles with coffee. of whom manages to-be per, Your reporter was met at ball of fire rise in the east. drying in their front courts suasive in offering his ser- the Hotel bv Mr. planeat airport, you are exotic tropical We other early morning activi- lege and its staff of teachers vide you with shade as you greeted by a small group of might add, there are no big ty, lost his disgruntled air imported members of the urge your patient animal taxi drivers and guides, each mosquitoes. V as he watched the glowing English Lancastrian Society. past tiny cailles with coffee. of whom manages to-be per, Your reporter was met at ball of fire rise in the east. drying in their front courts suasive in offering his ser- the Hotel bv Mr. Eric Eti- The crisp. morning air secms A haunting air of splen- past blooming bouginvice without the offensive- enne, an excellent choice for to bring alive every sense of dor still surrounds the stones ness SO often exhibited in director of the National Of- your being as you drivel of the huge palace that once (Continued on Page 12) à Time & Life BOOK STORES! The Leading American -Are Now On Sale at All MAGAZINES --- Page 8 --- *HAITI SUN> SUNDAC, NOV. 25th At ssinsrlace i Pofou Pince RBELLE CREOLE'S REFRESHING HOTEL IBO LELE Godefourtain MENU Every SOFT DRINKS MILK SUNDAES MALTED - SHAKES rrovm FRUIT JUIGES Tuesday and Friday, ICE- CREAM YOGURT BEER - BACOM ANDWICHES HAM AND EGGS LOOK. 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At the Montparnasse com- Price of seats: Sunday 30 Tel: 7175, mencing this evening Sun- cents and 50 cents. day 25th and showing Monday 26th, Tuesday 27th, Week days 20 cents and your Bathing Suits swim Wednesday 28th, and Thurs 40 cents. day 29th, is the interesting Haiti Seed Store is now and worth while sceing mo- Friday 30th and Saturday dance and select your moved. to a new location on vie, Decembér 1st the film of the Grand Rue in the Pharthe year Le Lit A Colonnes> macie Telemague Building. MIQUETTE ET SA MERE will be shown again, star- music from a fabulous Here you can find many pest Starring: ring Jean Marais, Odette contolr products, garden Joyeux and Jean Tissier. seds and supplies, and also Louis Jouvet, Bourvil, Sarecord library the very effective raticide turning Fabre, Daniele De- Price of seats: 20 cents FIN-RAT. lorme. and 40 cents. Grand Rue in the Pharthe year Le Lit A Colonnes> macie Telemague Building. MIQUETTE ET SA MERE will be shown again, star- music from a fabulous Here you can find many pest Starring: ring Jean Marais, Odette contolr products, garden Joyeux and Jean Tissier. seds and supplies, and also Louis Jouvet, Bourvil, Sarecord library the very effective raticide turning Fabre, Daniele De- Price of seats: 20 cents FIN-RAT. lorme. and 40 cents. --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 25th <HAITI SUN> <La Ronde> the French Miss Barbara Sutton, re- Other returnees from the film currently showing at porter of <Time> Magazine, U.S- this week are Mr. and the Montparnasse caused a spent a few days this week Mrs. Wilbur Neptune who mild shocking sensation vacationing at Ibo Lele. Re- arrived Wednesday from a when it was shown through- gretfully she caught Friday's month's health trip. out the U.S. Only in New plane back to the cold North. :0:- VNT York did the good Censors :0:- refuse it entrance. Thursday Mr. Arsene Magloire, Sec- Next week-end Renato Var Beach morning the local film cen- retary of State of Interior, zetti will turn his back On sors decided to enjoy a pri- left Thursday on a grand the good work he has done vate showing at the Caserne tournee of the check- in beautifying and ecombn South, enlarging Dessalines theater after a ing public works and condi- the Casino International durAgronomist Kay Henning cember 10th for the States... local public had packed to tions. ing his many months here of Dauphin, was humbly taking his accumulated capacity the theater in which :0:- as.its Director, and fly to the surprised to receive a two- leave. it is currently showing. The Mr. Etienre Moise, Chief U.S., Canada and finally day celebration of his birth- :0:- board of Censors apparently of the <Service du Controle back to Italy from whence date at intervals of surpris- Mr. Everett S. Barker, au- didn't find it too naughty as General des Douanes et Sta- he came. He is not sure of ing events given by his! ditor for the American Gov- the film is still showing. tistiques> flew to San Juan his future, in this world tomany friends On the Planta- ernment, departed for his, :0:- this week. day who can? tion, November 18 and 19. new post in Quito, Ecuador, Such festivities included a Thursday, saying a regretfestive buffet dinner given ful farewell to Haiti and. his by Mr. and Mrs. Erik Moum many friends. We judge he and two gay yachting par- had time to recover from the ties, one sponaneous and one big farewell bamboche planned at the command of thrown for him at the DoMr. and Mrs. Don Lung- mond home in La Boule witz. last Friday with Mr. Emile :0:- Domond and Major Paul Ifa broad smile is any in- Corvington serving as hostsdication of a good business Guests included, Mr. and trip, then successful was the Mrs. Arlan Schmitt and business trip of Gerard Allen daughter, Mrs. Paul Corving and Raymond Flambert who ton, Madame Madeleine Mal returned from 3 days in val Lagazy, Mme Serete CePuerto Rico Thursday. lestin, Mr. and Mrs. Jacques :0:- Butterlin,Mr. and Mrs. Paul The <Briseurs> in the Rey, Dr. Aymon Charlier, North has a delight for their Major and Mrs. Timothée sore eyes this past week-end. Paret, Dr. Farris Russell and Making the historical pil- Colonel Stephen Woolley. grimage to the Citadelle :0: at El Rancbo Wednesday night a banquet for the vis iting General. (See Stor? were Mlles Marie-Jose and Mr. Kurt Fisher flew to front Page) Jacqueline Nadal, Nicole Puerto Rico Saturday Refreshing, charming It's business as usual these Those esteemed memberd Sejourne and Mireille sure enough to look into Jeanne Bruce flew to Cipdad days with Germany, and' of Port-au-Prince society Mr. Paret, Dr. Farris Russell and Making the historical pil- Colonel Stephen Woolley. grimage to the Citadelle :0: at El Rancbo Wednesday night a banquet for the vis iting General. (See Stor? were Mlles Marie-Jose and Mr. Kurt Fisher flew to front Page) Jacqueline Nadal, Nicole Puerto Rico Saturday Refreshing, charming It's business as usual these Those esteemed memberd Sejourne and Mireille sure enough to look into Jeanne Bruce flew to Cipdad days with Germany, and' of Port-au-Prince society Mr. Brandt. the Archeological aspect of Trujillo to enjoy her week Haiti losing no time in re- and Mrs. Preetzman Aggere :0:- the neighbouring island. off from the <EI Rancho> : suming commercial relations holm returned from spend Last week-end Mrs. Pierre :0:- decided before the week's with that country re-estab- ing the summer in Europe Roy flew to Mexico City to Haiti lost one of its most end that there was no place lished recently the old Con- Monday. visit with her mother and endeared foreign diplomats like home and returned to- sulate of Haiti in Hamburg. step-father, Ambassador and Fridav when Dr. Ricardo the Ville Creole to enjoy the The man chosen for the job :0:- Mrs. Rene Jeanty. Peluffo, Argentine Charge remainder of her vacation. of Consul to this post, Mr. :0:- d'Affaires here for the last During her visit to C. T. Max Bouchereau, of CA la Excitement aplenty at Bo Wholesale Textiler Mr two years returned to his Jeanne was entertained by Caravelle> book shop, flew wen Field Tuesday afternoos Antoine Talamas left accom- homeland. Mr. Peluffo was Mr. and Mrs. Von Hartz, to Germany last Saturday. when the plane from Carapanied by Mrs. Talamas, on accompanied bv his beauti- :0:- Mr. Bouchereau in pre-war cas en route to the U.S. a business trip to the States ful wife and Ricardo Jr. His Arthur W. Bechtel, Direc- days occupied the same post landed : : among its passenSunday. many friends here hope they and his knowledge of the gers, an old-time friend of Not forgotten little will return at some future tor of the U.S. Department German language and busi- Haiti who was stationed Miss Margarer Agriculture Rubber Plantain indeed here U.S. Public Affairs Allen cele- date. - tion Marfranc, ness general was as brated the anniversary of her at Jeremie, of great service to his coun- Officer for two and a half birth November 16th with :0:- off this week to attend a con try. years, John Campbell, John her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Willy Frisch ference in Costa Rica and was on his way to WashingEdmond Allen, at their home had a busy week their tour rubber plantations in ton after having attended 2 in Boudon. home in Turgeau was the Central America and MexPublic Affairs Officers Con- :0: setting for two surprise par- ico. Mr. Bechtel expects to ference in Lima; Peru. AcMr John Burns, First Sec ties this week. Tuesday return to Haiti within a companied by State Depart. retary of the American Em- Dadou Sendral was given a month. ment official Mr. Hogart bassy.here, is leaving on De- super-surprise birthday par- :0:- The ewires> between Gua- Spaulding, Mr. Campbell ty today it's Robert Des- Next Friday tennis players temala and Haiti buzzed was received for twenty minchamps" birthday, and last from Jamaica and Puerto this week with news of a utes by a group of friends evening a surprise party in Rico will play the local stars new arrival at the Haitian who were informed at the his honour ended at the lin what ought to raise the Legation in Guatemala City. . Hogart bassy.here, is leaving on De- super-surprise birthday par- :0:- The ewires> between Gua- Spaulding, Mr. Campbell ty today it's Robert Des- Next Friday tennis players temala and Haiti buzzed was received for twenty minchamps" birthday, and last from Jamaica and Puerto this week with news of a utes by a group of friends evening a surprise party in Rico will play the local stars new arrival at the Haitian who were informed at the his honour ended at the lin what ought to raise the Legation in Guatemala City. last minute of his short Frisch home early in the enthusiasm of every tennisd'Affaires and Mrs. over here. Mr. stop when Campbell's morning the gang set minded individual in the Charge Coradin were blessed first words on arrival_were: off on a <tournee des grands community. Look to your Jean with a baby girl last Satur- <Nous sommes chez nouss. ducs> daily newspapers for the day. verry happy to be here even :0:- coming announcement, SO briefly. :0:- On November 18th in Pé0:- tionville a baby girl was Senator Marceau Desinor, born to Madame Gisele-Max assistant director of cLe Ghum Gantancount Grimard, former Miss Vieux Nouvelliste> is to fly to New REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 The new addition weighs 6 York next week on a evoyPB and a half pounds. age de sante.> :0:- -:0:- --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th Haitian American cipal of the Lycee and was the United States, Canada, lems of our age internal the other hand there are introduced by Mr. Clement and many others. frictions the many social EcoInstitule Official Gives Barbot, Professor of English Today the growth of this groups who among make up the nomic great problems, problems. and agricul Speech At Lycee Petion and Philosophy. great frontier physically has United States, and interna- ural problems to be met and Mr. Echols included the stopped. There is no more tional frictions among the solved. In all these fields was in his description land to discover, nowhere many nations which make up leach and every individual is <World Frontiers> of Pilgtims the development of the else to move, However, this the world. We can become a the subject of Thanksgivnew world in the Ame- does not mean the end. .of The challenge of these important. pioneers of as much, if not ing Day speech given atthe R. great ricas and in the East. Great World Frontiers.> This pe- new eworld frontiers> is a more, importance than the Lycee Petion by of James Courses bodiès of land, rich min- riod, said Mr. Echols marks challenge to Haiti as well Pilgrim fathers who met for Echols, Director and the beginning of great new as the United States and the first in at the Haitian - American erals, timber, oil, many frontiers il social frontiers. other the world. Plymouth, Thanksgiving Institute. Mr. Echols was other things were discover- The United States is Haiti people is of Echols Massachusetts. with presented to some 200 mem- led as the <Great Frontier> today becoming known Mr. closed a bers of the student body by developed. Néw nations de- hard at work attempting to for its art, its writers, its Roosevelt. quotation from President Mr. Edner St. Victor, Prin- veloped Haiti, Mexico, solve the great social prob- folklore and its music. On and <To all you as Ame- who ricans, to people dedicate themselves to the making of: a better world, I say: The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will Widest Choice be our doubts of today. becoming known Mr. closed a bers of the student body by developed. Néw nations de- hard at work attempting to for its art, its writers, its Roosevelt. quotation from President Mr. Edner St. Victor, Prin- veloped Haiti, Mexico, solve the great social prob- folklore and its music. On and <To all you as Ame- who ricans, to people dedicate themselves to the making of: a better world, I say: The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will Widest Choice be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with a of Routes strong and active faith. Greatest experience, Following the speech a number of students gave Mosi enjoyable travel brief formal statements before the assembly to express gfhusiege their appreciation andi interest. Mr. Echols then visited the classes of the Lycee PAA offers you all three with the Principal and with several of the professors. DECEMBER 6TH : R (Continued from Page 4) iew York Paris liami Rome Cairo the first of a series of nine, that the Govcrnment must construct withn its construc tion programme of roasonable lodgings for the low wage earner.. The work_at La Saline is also under wey, and to a group of 10 buildings alMexico Los Angeles Havana a London Hawall ready finished are being add ed 10 more, a schooi, a lavatory and severa: water closets and showers. The latest buildings are under the direction of the Department of Public Works and will bhe finished before the end of Johannesburg Amsterdam Rio Buenos Aires San Juan tl.is month. The <garderion constructWhether your first Clipper flight takes only an led at La Saline through the hour or carries completely around the world care of Mme Paul Magloire you will TAe immediately the many little will also be inaugurated on touches of thoughtfulness and hospitality which December Gth together, with have won so loyal a following among interna the, canteen for the school of tional travelers. At the ticket ycounter and aisSt. port, will be impressed with the same Martin eagerness t please. For nearly a of a century, Pan Americas These manifestations will has been MATEEL and leamning each last detad comprise the operation of a which can add' to a coifort and en chlorinator installed at DelFrom this E of experience ma by the Hydraulic fura come today's standards of which Service assure you a pleasanter, more urfe trip for the treatment of the exin' every way. amination of the water of TO U.S.A. e EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA Source des Frères and the ofmiatever destination, MEXICO o WEST INDIES CENTRAL AMERICA ficial opening of the Laboracomfort Plioe AFRICA e AUSTRALIA and the FAR EAST tory installedon the grounds attendants anticipate You can "Aly PAA" almost anywhere- to any of of the Exposition by the sour needs. 83 countries and colonies. You will at same ETS be amazed services of the public Whother ir's a light the wide choice of routes, destinations and costs. 4 administration for on ashorter flight ora sret analysis course dinner, Clippern meals For reservations, see your Travel Agent or of waters for consumption. ass slwvayr an "event," Special ceremonies will PAA mark on December 6th the restoration of the old cathedral of Port-au-Prince: one WORLD'S of the most important histoMOST EXPERIENCES PAN AMERICAN AARLV rical monuments in the Cap HORID AIRWAYS ital. The Chief of State will 3451 2622 end the day by a grand tour ReD Dantes Dastouches of inspection through the Capital. meals For reservations, see your Travel Agent or of waters for consumption. ass slwvayr an "event," Special ceremonies will PAA mark on December 6th the restoration of the old cathedral of Port-au-Prince: one WORLD'S of the most important histoMOST EXPERIENCES PAN AMERICAN AARLV rical monuments in the Cap HORID AIRWAYS ital. The Chief of State will 3451 2622 end the day by a grand tour ReD Dantes Dastouches of inspection through the Capital. --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, NOV. 25th <HAITI SUN> Page11 Agricultural Conference At Made University 16 Order Of Wisconsin Andre TFST Sateh, TH Seventy representatives Store from 37 countries are meetBoach ing for six weeks with United,States agricultural leaders in a Conference on combon S World Land Tenure Pro- PANTS a in 3 hours cost.. $6.00 continisd blems at the University of SPORTS JACKETS-in 4 hours cost $7.00 Wisconsin, in Madison, Wis SUITS a in 24 hours cost $15.00 up Ti Bobby Jeager wearing continue on to Canada and consin. Problems related to SHIRTS in 2 hours. cost $2.00 a bandage on the right side have a look at their educa- land use and land ownerof his neck this week wards tional system after Puerto ship are being considered. off all suspicion that its a Rico. Subjects discussed include new fashion creation or :0:- how to improve agricultural Or select from the large stock of the finest variety of trouble : he will quietly Engineer Raoul I St. Lot marketing techniques, how ready-made:- Inform you, that it's the Re- this week by Presidential to get better farm credit sys- SHIRTS - PANTS SPORT public's largest current boil. Decree was appointed for an tem, and what can be done JACKETS, SUITS :0:- additional two year period about outmoded land tenure The Casino bosses Count to the Board of Directors of systems. ANDRE SAIEH STORE Alberto Zorli and Guiliardo the Development of the Ardè Pol flew to Havana Thurs tibonite Valley project. In a statement on the conRue Magasin de l'Etat day. The Count will con- :0: ference, U-S. Secretary of Two shops from La Belle Creole tinue to Paris and return Friday morning at 10.00 State Déan Acheson said: here in February. Mr. de the new Prefect, Mr. Marc <For millions of people in Pol' will be back next week. Nahoun, was sworn into of- the world, there is no more :0:- fice. urgent problems than the Andre Aubry, son of :0:- impoverishment resulting Mr. Joseph Aubry wili A panel of three Haitian from primitive methods of Mlle Paula Institute Rolex wed Chatelain, American students, cultivation of the landi under daughter of Judge of the Su- Mr Vinton Burns, UN For- antiquated systems of land preme Court and Mrs. Chate estry expert, and Mr. Lelio ownership. We think this Datejust lain, on Thursday, Decem- Joseph, President of the Stu- conference is worth wideber 6th at the Sacre Coeur dent_Activity Club of the In spread attention because this Permanently waterproof <Oyster> case de Turgeau. stitute led a discussion on project is a first-rate exam- :0:- Haitian Culture in Salle ple of people-to-people diThe Counsellor of the Do- Eric Neffdast Monday night. plomacy. The conference is Sileni, movement minican Embassy, Sr. Uribe The discussion, chaired by a genuinely constructive fulself-winding <Perpelual Montas, this week was re- Mr. James R. Echols, Direc- fillment of the spirit of the called by his Government tor of Courses at the Insti- resolution On land reform and appointed to a high of- tute, became intense as vari- which have been adopted Clear, automatic date indicator fice. in the Chancelry. ous students expressed their within the past year by the Mrs. conference is Sileni, movement minican Embassy, Sr. Uribe The discussion, chaired by a genuinely constructive fulself-winding <Perpelual Montas, this week was re- Mr. James R. Echols, Direc- fillment of the spirit of the called by his Government tor of Courses at the Insti- resolution On land reform and appointed to a high of- tute, became intense as vari- which have been adopted Clear, automatic date indicator fice. in the Chancelry. ous students expressed their within the past year by the Mrs. Andre Roosevelt, convictions regarding the United Nations. General-Asfirst wife of Ibo Lele's man- future of Haiti. Many felt sembly and more recently by Official Swiss Rating Certificale ager, ended her three week that a new Haitian culture the Economic and Social vacation here Thursday and was developing which would Council.> RUSSO FRERES returned to the U.S. supercede Haiti's, French 0: backgrounds. Others felt After the conference, a OPTIQUE DE PORT-AU-PRINCE Journalis: Mr. Theodore that the culture of Haiti group of representatives Baker returned from San would be primarily French. from 25 countries will conPhone: 3294 Juan this werk. Many regarded Haiti as the tinue studying, land-tenure :0: outgrowth of numerous in- subjects for a year at the 25, Rue Roux, opposite La Caravelle, Off to delve into the pro- fluences and cultures, none, University of Wisconsin. blems of education in the of which could be said to The U. S. Economic Cooperneighbouring island, Puerto predominate. All realized ation Administration (ECA) Rico, on a four month Uni- the tremendous porential of and the U. S. Technical ted Nations grant is Mr. Haiti in the arts, agricul- Cooperation Administration Marcel Louis, Director of ture, and economics as it (TCA) are co-sponsors of the Section of Enseignement met its problems and grew. project. Secondaire. 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ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY Contact GOODYEAR VALLES and BAJEUX Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th Congressman James P. CAP HAITIEN A TOURISTIC Richards' Statement GOLD MINE (Continued from Page 1) last Friday on their tour of (Continued from Page 7) visitor with their discipline. the Americas made the folThe Citadelle guides will lowing statement during a villas until you reach a tell you that four men : the meeting with His Excellency place called Cabaret. VALLES and BAJEUX Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, NOV. 25th Congressman James P. CAP HAITIEN A TOURISTIC Richards' Statement GOLD MINE (Continued from Page 1) last Friday on their tour of (Continued from Page 7) visitor with their discipline. the Americas made the folThe Citadelle guides will lowing statement during a villas until you reach a tell you that four men : the meeting with His Excellency place called Cabaret. first rank of a platoon : President Magloire: At this point your report- marched over the parapet. Aacil re was hoping to spot the And it was probably because It is fitting, and it is cer- Citadelle just around the Christophe was too busy - tainly a pleasure, to begin a corner but ruefully learn- talking to bis distinguished Latin America tour with a 'ed that he had just: reached British visitor (A d miral visit to Haiti, whose history the half-way mark of the ride Homepopham to give the or exemplifies so well the inde-t wasn t the two hour ders to halt their advance. Sale; pendent spirit of the West- stretchon horse back that Each of the 300 odd canern hemisphere. Of course, bothered him...your report- nons at the Citadelle also has AT no one shotld come to a er once spent a short train- its story to tell. Some fired country as beautiful as Hai- ing period with a certain fa- on Bonaparte's troops in ti and stay SO brief a time. mous xlight Horse Brigades Spain : some were part of I feel certain that Iam speak but thére is an eagerness England's claim to might à ing for my colleagues as that grips you as you turn Others were French and if well as for myself in express. corner after corner and you look carefully you will lat our Belle Creata ing deep regret that we climb over rise after rise. see the coat of arms of Louis cannot remain in Port-au- Your reward comes after Quartorze on one brass canON THE OCCASION Prince long enough to be- a long assent at Carrefour non which has a butt formOf Its come acquainted with your when you fling around the ed asthe head of Jupiter. Capital city and the officials corner of a steep trail and You stop a minute before THIRD ANNIVERSARY of your Republic. We in- catch your first close-up the grave of King Christend to spend the brief time view of one of the outstand- tophe and offer up a prayer Rush - and take of at our disposal learning all ing feats of engineering his- to the man who helped break] advantage that we can about the many tory. It's threatening, for- the chain of slavery for thouUnites States - Haitian co- midable and from this an- sands of his countrymen. operative projects which are gle has a look of a mighty Here atop 100-foot high being carried on now and batcle ARGALN ship plowing through walls, you realize the meanabout Haitian aspirations in heaven and earth. ing of independence and the field of economic develAYS A short while later realize, too, thar a visit to opment. you the Citadelle La Ferriere is are more impressed than one of the greatest rewards The United States friend- even with its solid structure in coming to Haiti, ship for the Republic of Hai when a guide shows you a ti is traditional, sincere, and powder magazine that blew deeply rooted. As legislative "p when struck by lightning. representatives of the Ame-i The explosion didn't even TO RENT OR FOR SALE cThe Best Cement at rican people, we want to ex- make a dent in the stone Quality press that friendship in the stronghold. It was the sec- A two-storey brick house the fullest measure of our CO- ond bolt out of the sky that at Deprez-Bellevue with 4 Lowest possible cosb operation. scruck the Citadelle. In 1817, bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spa- ALLEN & BAUSSAN: cious offer kilied the their lighrning Goverliving room, galeries, nor of the Fortress, Prince hot water, all modern conNoel, who Was the King's veniences, lovely garden, Winter Cruise Ships brother-in-law. -storey brick house the fullest measure of our CO- ond bolt out of the sky that at Deprez-Bellevue with 4 Lowest possible cosb operation. scruck the Citadelle. In 1817, bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spa- ALLEN & BAUSSAN: cious offer kilied the their lighrning Goverliving room, galeries, nor of the Fortress, Prince hot water, all modern conNoel, who Was the King's veniences, lovely garden, Winter Cruise Ships brother-in-law. A11 that was swimming pool and a beau: To Visit Haili irund of him - an arm tiful view. Please phone TO PONCE was buried inside the ram- Charles Picôulet 5654. 1951-1952 tourist season parts in a big white gtave. promises to be a good one Now there are numerous with the prospected arrivals lightning conductors posted HOUSE FOR RENT of various cruise ships carry- around as parr of the gen- Large beautiful home in ing hundreds of bargain eral programme to prese.ve Petionville fully furnished, hunting tourists and. plea- and repair this great monu- most up-to-date conveniensure lovers. Travel Agency ment to the birth of a proud ces. Contact <Haiti Sun.> Thomas Cook of New York nation. City recently informed its 94LBS. NE T Haitian representative, Mr. The guides beiieve in keep HOUSE FOR SALE Sylvio Cator, that the fol- ing the thread of truth tun- A modern home located CEMENT TO lowing ships are scheduled ning through Haiti's roman- at Desprez with two bathto visit Haiti: December 11 tic history and they love to rooms, four bedrooms, one - <Ocean Monarch>, De- exchange their versions of closed porch, a large gallery, cember 25 - <Queen of fact for legend. One of their living and dining room, Bermuda>, January 22 main targets is the fable that garage and wine cellar, de- <Ocean Monarch>, February Christophe let a whole com- tached servants' quarters, up IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT 10 E <Veedam>, March 10 pany of troops march over to date kitchen and pantry, STANDARD - <New Amsterdam>, June the towering parapet to selling at 14,000 dollars. A HYDRAULICKEs NET 6 PLY 19 LE <Ocean Monarch.> their deaths on the rocks be- fair price for a fine home OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION low in order to impress a such as it is. Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 a a A FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY OCCASION Baito - - N - ECCC a -R - - AE