--- Page 1 --- II A I I BERNARD ttn DIEDERICH EDITOR GERANT RESPONSABLE RONY CHENET, Jr. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1951 No. 12 Cap-Haitien, A Touristic December the 6th. PERSONALITY Gold Mine The Republic celebrated new roads. Residents of the OF THE WEEK the first anniversary of Pre-. Cap could look forward to sident Magloire's regime last living in a clean, sanitary Last week we told you Haitian air forces planes., Thursday. in an atmosphere city with a beautiful water- A few weeks ago the Inwhat has been done at Cap- Some believe that the tou- of contentment and pride. front. Business men and stitute of Inter American AfHaitien to make the pictu- rist trade would be helped Twelve months had proven. workers who depend upon fairs welcomed a new. addiresque city a key point in immensely by scheduling that the common people's the tourist trade could look tion to its official family Haiti's budding tourist indus flights to the Cap twice dai- faith in wPapa Magloire> had. forward to an ever-increas- Mr. James Dozier Caldwell, try. This week we'd like to ly during the season, giving ben. upheld. Families of ing income. He turned out to be a friendsummarize what still needs people the opportunity to Haitian workers could now (Continued on Page 3) ly, likeable and earnest chap to be done to make the most make their pilgrimage to the move out of crowded and who gives you the feeling of the historic area. Eighth Wonder of the rickety cailles into the neat The Fashion Show At that he not only knows his World and return in one and beautiful homes built xLe Perchoir> job but intends to use his We might start with the day. for them at Saint. Martin. Some Opening eknow-hows to the best adadmission that it is easy to Weather is another trans- Working mothers at La Sa500 notables of Port- vantage for Haiti. criticize. But we prefer to. portation hazard. With a line now had a well au-Prince rubbed elbows li- As chief of the Field Parcall our constructive criticism ved pa- vised nursery to leave super- terally last Sunday at the of the Health at runway the Cap their fashionable (Le ty and Sanita- <suggestions> and add that (Comtinaed.on Page 12) young infants while they Perchoir>, the opening of tion Division he will have many of the ideas come went out to provide for food newest ren- every chance to do so. Howfrom minds thar have stu- Editor Of <Spollighb and clothing. Travellers to dezvous of the Haute Monde. ever, the American Sanitary died the problem much more Here As Guest Cayes, Cap Haitien and We are not using the word Engineer is not one to givea acueely-than we have. 0f Government other parts ofthe Republic *fashionables lightly. Lun- long oration on what Should Good transportation and In Haiti on a special in- could speed along paved cheon Haiti's guests first were treated to be done until he studies what ample hotel accomodations vitation from His Excellency of costumes created public showing lead- is being done (your reporter are primary requisites for President Magloire, Jamai. Rear Admiral Greer, USN ing Port-au-Prince by marked this down as a golany place that aspires to be can.publisher Evon Blakc is Here On 4-Day Visit res. And the Couturiè- them- den attribute more specialists a tourist center. The Cap has spending a week getting ac- Rear Admiral Marshal R- selves guests such an could follow.) Mr. Caldwell only 29 hotel rooms availa- quainted with our Republic Greer, Commander Carib- ray. of presented tasteful ensembles ar- explained that he is studying for visitors at the present ti- and the progress made un- bean Sea Frontier and Com- outsider would have had an a the various sanitary projects me counting the facilities der the. c is Here On 4-Day Visit res. And the Couturiè- them- den attribute more specialists a tourist center. The Cap has spending a week getting ac- Rear Admiral Marshal R- selves guests such an could follow.) Mr. Caldwell only 29 hotel rooms availa- quainted with our Republic Greer, Commander Carib- ray. of presented tasteful ensembles ar- explained that he is studying for visitors at the present ti- and the progress made un- bean Sea Frontier and Com- outsider would have had an a the various sanitary projects me counting the facilities der the. new administration. mander of the Tenth Naval difficult time Out now underway getting an' of the chic Roi Christophe The editor of Spotlight District with headquarters the *mannequins>, picking But he adequate water supply for and the more modest Pen- magazine had ample oppor- in San Juan, Pureto. Rico, would have been able to dis- Port-au-Prince putting sion Martin. When Mr. Beck tunity to. survey concrete re- visited Haiti this week in cern at once that Haitian the finishing touches to the opens part of his mountain ysults of the President's first company with his wife and wchics is just as French as new water supply line in inn <Mansuit> next Februa-' 12 months in office when he aide Lt. Miller. the Haitian And Jeremie and the all importry, there will be six rooms accompanied the Magloire (Continued on Page 2) (Continued language. on Page 2) ant Droject of Yaws Control. more... hardly enough to- party on its December 6th He is also busy with pretake care' of a sizable tourist tour of Pablic Works proJiminary studies of a tentadelegation. jects : finished and undertive plan to set ub a Health Many an impatient travel- way. e Center at Anse-A-Veau- Fuler has had to give up his Mr. Blake will also accomfure broiects. such as this, longed-for visit to the Cita- pany the President on his will be worked out in close delle because he was unable trip South before returning collaborarion with the active to fit in the trip due to to Jamaica, where his magavoung Minister of Public the tri-weekly flights of the (Continned on Page 2) Healrh, Mr. Clemont Jumelle. (Continued on Page 2) PAA PRESIDENT STRIVES TO CUT HIGH-PRICED AIR FARES A showdown is nearing Trippe says, travelers bePresident Magloire ina one-man fight against a tween the Americas and EuTours The South powerful aviation blocthat rope will have their choice has prevented trans-Atlantic of Pan American's present At 6.00 a.m. Saturday His fares from being reduced. luxury service at 375. dollars Excellency President Paul Juan Terry Trippe, the one way, Or of tourist-type E. Magloire left the Capital far-sighted president of Pan flights at 225 dollars one on his two-week tour. of the American World Airways, way, with 10 per cent off for Southern portion of the Resays that if the other mem- a round-trip. public- His Excellency the bers of the International Air President accompanied Transport Association (IA Thus a flight across the high Government and eiz TA) still refuse to go along Atlantic and back could be tary officials will motor with his plan to provide low made for 405 dollars a first to "Cayes, stopping at cost tourist-type air travel, price that would open the For His Excellency President Paul E. the American World Airways, way, with 10 per cent off for Southern portion of the Resays that if the other mem- a round-trip. public- His Excellency the bers of the International Air President accompanied Transport Association (IA Thus a flight across the high Government and eiz TA) still refuse to go along Atlantic and back could be tary officials will motor with his plan to provide low made for 405 dollars a first to "Cayes, stopping at cost tourist-type air travel, price that would open the For His Excellency President Paul E. Magloire various small towns on the he will go it alone. road to travel to millions December 6tb was no boliday but a day full of way to attend official funcBy next summer, Mr. (Continued on Page 10) activity. (See story above) (Continued on Page 10) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK Editor Of <Spotlight' (Continued) Here As Guest Of Government (Continued from Page 1) The constant challenge of and after a good spell of zine has built a reputation for being one of the most doing the difficult or the camp duties was transferred independent and cimpossibles whets Cald- to, the Institute of Inter sive publications in progres- the Cawell's lively" interest in' his American Affairs and sent to work. The 45-year-old sani Panama in April of '43 on ribbean He arrived area. in Haiti Wedtary. engineer launched his his first post of duty. In nesday afternoon on the first career in that fatal year of November he was transfer- flight of PAA's revived daily 1929 when he left the Ala- red to the Dominican Re- service between Kingston bama Polytechnic Institute public where he took com- and Port-au-Prince, Tourist with a brand new sheepskin. mand of the Health and Sani director Douyon, his went Guy He to work for the tation Field Party and set to assistant Guy Laraque, Imhealth department of his work battling that tropical Chief Denys Belhome state of Alabama and enemv Malaria. During his migration neighboring Tennessee. Then four vears in our neichbor- landes, and Bunny Evans . former Haitian consul in he took time Out to go to ino renublic. Caldwell made Jamaica : were on hand at Tbe Editor receives first ba nd information on wbat it Harvard University for a several short tribs to Haiti Bowen Field to offer an ofis to be a Sanitary Engineer. At left Engineer Caldwell. Master's Degree. to confer with Col. Dwinelle ficial welcome. (See Personality of the Week). After Pearl Harbour he and Maior Dudley. In spite of the fact that joined the army as a Cabtain it was his first trip to Haiti, : and contrarv to military In February of '48, Cald- the pipe smoking, enerlecend : hewas assigned to well was transferred to Ca- getic editor showed an amaza iob for which he had civi- racas where he was put in ing knowledge of our small lian training in the U. S. charge of the team to pro- Republic and her people. He Sanitaty Corbs. This unsung vide Venezuela with an: ade- is stopping, at the El Rancho branch of the service has sav quate water supply in the during his stay. Hou cam fly almost anywhere ed more American lives than rural areas and trained nurvia nobular historians give it ses for its Hospitals and Clicredit for. nics. AMERICAN Bv Droviding nncontaminNEW-) -YORK, HAITI, NEN-YORK AAN ared water supblies and de- Last month, the well-tra- MTTC REG GULAR ORTWIGH ERVICE With its farflung network of routes extending to all six cent sanitation for the ficht- velled Caldwell make an- lne continents PAA will gladly help you plan a trip to any ing men. burving the enemy other this time to nobular historians give it ses for its Hospitals and Clicredit for. nics. AMERICAN Bv Droviding nncontaminNEW-) -YORK, HAITI, NEN-YORK AAN ared water supblies and de- Last month, the well-tra- MTTC REG GULAR ORTWIGH ERVICE With its farflung network of routes extending to all six cent sanitation for the ficht- velled Caldwell make an- lne continents PAA will gladly help you plan a trip to any ing men. burving the enemy other this time to of 83 countries and colonies. You will be amazed C dead and fumieating camp hop E the wide choice oftroutes, destinatians and costs Haiti to replace Major Dudareas, the Sanitarv CorDs lev who. incidentally, is now A ronstantlv waced a winnine with the UJ. S. Public Health SURINAM NAVIGATION xworl hatrle avainst disease that Service in Dallas, Texas. ateia BAUSSAN Sonvtines- TLA387 A nften arcounts for more soldier's livec than hnllets. Caldwell brought a along a Caldwell landed in the an important acquisition Third Service Command. from Venezuela a bride, the former Elizabeth Gleason of Boston. The couple, GOOFEROTA Rear Admiral Greer, USN who will celebrate their first emnuneale Here On 4-Day Visii wedding anniversary next CEITHOGRAPHIQUE month, are staying at the OFESETE PRINTING. A COLOR WORK The Admiral arrived by Ibo Lele waiting for the 44 44 10.30 completion of their new RUE AMERIÇAINE 1348 U. S. Navy plane home in Petionville. TELEPHONE 2278 Wednesday morning from Puerto Rico. An hour after arrival he paid an official call On General Antoine Le velt, Commander-in-Chief of Au NEW YORK the Haitian Army. In the Daily, non-stop service San by deluxe afternoon Admiral and Mrs. stellation-bype iseint 15-Day, LCAE Greer lunched with AmbasTrip REEE now in effect. : also new, low sador and Mrs. Travers Tourist race at the Embassy residence in Miami Boudon." by vIa Thursday evening they atEmunt Gete Fatrts Camaguey. Corye nontended a buffet dinner offer stop service. Connecting airlines serve cities ERFE ed by Brigadier General and [Ciudad Trujillo m San Juan Madame Levelt at their reflights- convenient departure times. sidence in Pétionville on the - services Caribbean to Brush to On principa! cities. t Qnick and MSou occasion of the 1st Easy birthday Europe of the Magloire administraPainting is a lot easier when you have amooth-fowing "Thrift farés offer tion- Friday evening Chief Central paints to brush on. Thelr fne oils givethem great HE. services from ntare to cie of the U.S. Naval Mission eovering ability, and high-grade pigments assure fresh, to Haiti and Mrs. Winters TEF clear color even under severe weather and service conFort reservations, see your Travel Agent a offered a dinner in the visiditions. Formulas are the product of lateat scientile tors honour at their resiresearch. PAA WORLD'S dence on Mont Joli. There are apecial Central painte, enamela MOST EXPERIENCED Yesterday morning the a and varnish-e for all purposss) AIRLINE Admiral and Mrs. Greer and Aide Miller boarded their PAN AMERICAN, plane and returned to San CENTRAL Tatints Juan from all reports WORLD AIRWAYS their 4-day stay here at the due Dantes Telephones: Destouches 3451 and Port-au-Pri 2822 ee Ibo Lele was a most pleasant TM one, dence on Mont Joli. There are apecial Central painte, enamela MOST EXPERIENCED Yesterday morning the a and varnish-e for all purposss) AIRLINE Admiral and Mrs. Greer and Aide Miller boarded their PAN AMERICAN, plane and returned to San CENTRAL Tatints Juan from all reports WORLD AIRWAYS their 4-day stay here at the due Dantes Telephones: Destouches 3451 and Port-au-Pri 2822 ee Ibo Lele was a most pleasant TM one, --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2nd <HAITI SUN> The SUPER Refrigerator Another Servant For Your Home Westinghouse See it at BOUCARD & CO., Rue du Fori Per A great moment . during tbe December 6tb celebrations His Excellency the President and Madame Magloire opens a new nursery at La Saline. The picture above speaks for itself. Italian Minister and the Sec- Minister Jumelle retary of State for Foreign Decorated DECEMBER THE GTH tertained by a group of Folk- Affairs, Mr. Jacques Leger., children loric dancers who performat noon the Min- (Continued from Page 1) and the spontaneous ed in the shadow of the big As guest of the of Italian State ister Friday of Relations, Wieh all these signs of applause from the throng of machine. Colony, the Chief Foreign progress it's no wonder the workers gave adequate evi- stone crushing The made a brief stop at the His Excellency Mr. Jacques entire nation took a holiday dence of the joy this progrès- man who stole the show was Italian Pavilion to drink a Leger decorated in the name December 6th to observe sive project has brought to' the Calypso-style ballad sin- toast. Another salvo of of the Government the Min the inauguration 'day of their the hearts of the Haitian ger who made up one im- champagne corks was heard ister of Labour and Public Chief of State. But. for the people. promptu rhyme after another at the City Hall where the Health, Me, Clement JuPresident, Madame Magloire The President then moved on the visit of the Chief of President made an eloquent melle with the National Orand members of the official cn" to the St. Martin Canteen State. His rendition was reply to the address of M. der Honneur et Merite, rank family the xholidays meant which was blessed by the witty enough to have Ma- Rigaud of the Communal of Grand Officer. The. ceredame Magloire chuckling de Administration Port-autook at the a busy round of activitjes. Archbishop. Following a se- lightfully and some of the Prince. of mony Chancelry place' were fete The was officially ries of short speeches refresh- nation's more solemn minisdelivered and by speeches Ministers with a 21 can- ments were opened gun served. ters roaring with glee. The The weatherman disre- melle and Junon salute from Fort Na- The Chief of State made President then returned to garded the occasion along Leger. tional. .His Excellency Pre- a brief inspection of the road the city for luncheon, riding about six o'clock and showsident Magloire, resplendent paving project on the Port- in- his black convertible ered the Capital for three in his khaki uniform, and au-Prince to, Cap Haitien Cadillac, the gift of Shasa. hours. But rain was no de- <AUX BELLES CHOSES> Madame Magloire, dressed route. Then his party conterrent to some sortophonic> is tbe talk of tbe town in black, left the Palace for tinued on to La Saline where The afternoon activities enthusiasts. A crowd of the restored Port-au-Prince a second Worker's City is were opened with the inau- chanting dancers swung, Il's a chic little shop stocked Cathedral accompanied by under construction. guration of the painting ex- swayed and shuffled up Rue with interesting items : top government and military Madame Magloire looked hibition <The Haitian at Caserne toward the Palace especially for the Xmas gift officials. They were met by on with pride as the Arch- Work> at the Beaux Arts which was outlined with hunter. All first - quality the Archbishop of Port-au- bishop blessed the new Nur- Pavilion on the Exposition tubes of blue neon. is were opened with the inau- chanting dancers swung, Il's a chic little shop stocked Cathedral accompanied by under construction. guration of the painting ex- swayed and shuffled up Rue with interesting items : top government and military Madame Magloire looked hibition <The Haitian at Caserne toward the Palace especially for the Xmas gift officials. They were met by on with pride as the Arch- Work> at the Beaux Arts which was outlined with hunter. All first - quality the Archbishop of Port-au- bishop blessed the new Nur- Pavilion on the Exposition tubes of blue neon. <Names merchandise from Prince, Monseignor Le Gou- sery that is. so close to her Grounds. The largest crowd Evening fetes were held at the States. aze, to whom the President heart. The speech making turned out for the inaugura- Meiger, Croix des Missions Cocktail and evening bags presented the keys to the was held up a second by an tion of the statue of Christo- and the Worker's City, evening stoles, lovely scarCathedral where a Te Deum unfortunate gentleman who pher Columbus in front of where a concert put a gala ves, jewelry, charming gifts was offered. had forgotten his glasses and the City Hall. It was an im- period to inauguration fes- shower curtains, garment The Presidental party then was forced to hand his notes Dressive sight to see the nine- tivities. bags, <Hot disheds for baby proceeded to St. Martin for to someone else to read. foot bronze statue of the General and Madame Le- and many useful items for the dedication of the Work- The Presidential entour- <discoverer> of Haiti un- velt held a buffet supper and the home. All reasonably er's City, an important mile- age wound. up a busy morn- veiled against the back- reception for the Chief of priced. stone in the history of the ing by visits to other public ground of three local sailing State at their lovely new -AUX BELLES CHOSES> Haitian laborer. The dedica- works projects modernizing vessels representing the Pin- home in Petionville. It was tion plaque was unveiled at our sma% Republic the ta, Nina and Santa Maria. past midnight when the Pre- Rue Pavee (next to Kneer's a ceremony on the spacious Boulevard of the Croix des Foreign diplomats and repre- sident moved. on to the CaGarage) lawn surrounded by 210 at- Bossales,t he new sea wall, sentatives of the Italian Col- bane Chucoune to sit at his Hours: 9 - Ip.m. 3 -6.30 tractive new houses built to the new Hydraulic labora- ony joined leading business- flower-decked table lit by p.m. provide shelter for families tory at the Exposition men and government offi- one big candle and listen to Sat: 9 a.m. to 6-30 p.m. in the low income group. and the paving of the road cials in rendering tribute to the band play *Happy Birth-I Cheers rising from the neat to Cayes. Italian Col- bane Chucoune to sit at his Hours: 9 - Ip.m. 3 -6.30 tractive new houses built to the new Hydraulic labora- ony joined leading business- flower-decked table lit by p.m. provide shelter for families tory at the Exposition men and government offi- one big candle and listen to Sat: 9 a.m. to 6-30 p.m. in the low income group. and the paving of the road cials in rendering tribute to the band play *Happy Birth-I Cheers rising from the neat to Cayes. At Gressier, the the adventurous explorer. day.> Yes, there is no doubt administration brought conlines of white-dressed school Presidential party was en- Addresses were given by the about it. The one-year-old tent to Haiti. Travel Direct to Miami by Sailines Evers two Weers R do NUEVO DOMINICANO a SERL A oe ahien For Information see Age ni ROBERT E. ROY, Exposition Stand No. 7 P.O. B ox 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th tijoseph report aR About Those Chickens en from his hotel to the airNote port the day he left by a well known cab-driver namFollowing the publication ed Speedy. of the <visit to Haiti's new On leaving the car and modern chicken farm>, last week we received more than walking to the awaiting a score of enquiries about plane surrounded by brass, whether Or not the said the General stopped and <chickens> would be ready called. back in the driver's in time to grace theXmas direction, <Hey, what's your dinner table. We called up name?>, Speedy proudly Mrs. Jean Desqueron at her brought all his five feet to farm in Petionville, a short erect attention and in his distance from Cabane Chou- most cultured English. tone coune, and asked her the replied, "Well, aSpeedy, the General Sir.> On tbe afternoon. of Decem ber 4th Madame Panl E, Ma gloire on one of ber frequent same question. plied, <You drive too darn re- trips 10 the slum area of La Saline, can be seen banding a little girl a new dress, Readers, the chicken farm fast.> proprietress announces that turned the arrested man 500 chicks are in the fattengrabbed his chance, and gave ing stage and she hopes that the guard a violent shove they'Il be ready for Xmas. Indecent Exposure which sent him to the We sugest that readers who ground, needless to say, he love a nice tender chicken In Petionville last Sunday then took to his heels. esper'ally around Xmas time morning a gendarme while During the chase that enwatch this column for fur- making his round of duty sued the guard fired two ther announcements: was surprised at the sight of shots in the air and with the The Visiting General a man emerging from as third <Adam> winged in the the fleeing house and make his way inright shoul And Speedy to the spublic eyen clad on- der He was transborted to ly in brief under-shorts. the Port-au-Prince General Thetaxi drivers have a The guard immediately Hospitalif for-treatment and story that is almost worn approached the bold indivi- his background was immeout and now somewhat en- dual and pronounced the diately revealed. It was larged for your entertain- customary arrest a dog found that he was 30-yearment here is the original close by made a vicious at- old Armando Pacheco, a Paversion : General Kiel of tacks of snarling and barking namanian, who had been the U.S.Airforce who visit- to the rear of the Gerdarme sent to prison almost a year ed Haiti recently, was driv- who distracted by the noise ago for illegal entry. The Cap-Haitien Police arrested him after he had sjumpeda Do you live/under the shadow ship.> Last November 28th at 9.30in the evening he of. MALARIAR made his escape from the General Hospital where he, had been transferred for medical attention from the Penitentiary National. A research commission of the Army is making a thorough investigation of the affair. FOR SALE A beautiful big almost new 3 wheel tricycle in excellent condition is up for sale. Ideal Xmas present. EXPLORER CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS NOW HAS May be seen at <Haiti Sun> FAVOURABLE PORT-AU-PRINCE WATERERONT Office, Exposition. POSITION NOTE: 'PALUDRINE Only at the largest faciory in iown, -DORISMOND and MEINBERG> IS YOUR PROTECTION Panial Bldg., Grand' Rue. Phone 2684 Obtainable from all chemists O.Ph.27 You will find the exquisite designs and superb quality in MAHOGANY ware * Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. well as' the famous Rush and Sisal Rugs. These same goods are exported to the Distributors in Haitt-TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S.A most exclusive stores throughout the U. S. (No commission paid to taxi drivers) -DORISMOND and MEINBERG> IS YOUR PROTECTION Panial Bldg., Grand' Rue. Phone 2684 Obtainable from all chemists O.Ph.27 You will find the exquisite designs and superb quality in MAHOGANY ware * Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. well as' the famous Rush and Sisal Rugs. These same goods are exported to the Distributors in Haitt-TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S.A most exclusive stores throughout the U. S. (No commission paid to taxi drivers) --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th <HAITI SUN> QUICKLY EOUVENIRS 7e FOUVENIRS NOW YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHEB SAOD S Bolle eneote The shops in tbis section bave been checked by.this sewspaper, and tol the hest la our knowledge Belle Gneole of tbeir merchandise is of DEPAR MEMT STORE good quality aed good value. FRENCH PERFUMES . sWiss QATCHES Haiti's Finest FRENCH' PERFUMES MAHOGANY WARE is to be found FOR A SUIT OF DISTINCTION at The Aristocrat ! GEORGES of Men's Wear DESLANDES FINE ENGLISH COTIR AOndN FACTORY Rue du Peuple GABARDINE Tel. 2242 FISHER Art and Curio Shop (Save Time and Expense Silky - smooth superlative Gabardine with its look Rue du Quai Tel: 3145 Buy Direct from Faciory) of high finisb, always has a dressy, air, yet equally smart HAITIAN HANDCARVED MAHOGANY for casual wear. In Grey Dark Grey clog Ruml Beige YOUR FAVORITE STORE IfTS CAR Our new department which has just on the ORENTALE opened te first floor, has a wide variety of gifts come in and (DADLANI'S> See for your selfHIRE LTD- SA) HAYTIAN TRAVEL ANGLE RUES ROUX GUY BARREYRE ET ABRAHAM LINCIUN-S 114 Rue Dantès Destouches SERVICE Phone 3394 The most original and useful We sincerely believe that, we can offer the best insurance facilities possible in all branches such as Fire, Life, Automobile, Marine, Householder's Comprehensive, Cash in Transii, Accident, etc, with the following Companies : GIFTS and SOUVENIRS New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company are to be found at of Manchester, U.S.A. Union Assurance Sociely Limited Helene's of London, England United States Life Insurance Company Opposite the National Bank of New York, U.S.A. 57 Rue des Miracles. Woods and Maslen, Brokers at Lloyd's, England not forgetting the friendly service of our Department Head, Roger W. Kettle NOTE: This is a Treasure Shop for those seeking L. PREETZMANN- AGGERHOLM and CO. heautiful hand embroidery work Rue du Quai Port-au-Prince, Haiti Telephone Nos. 2254 & 2255 --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th WISE and OTHERWISE When I was little and imFRESH CAMELS by T. J. Grant mature, and used to see a FLOWN IN BY PAA things like this, I used to dta Camembert wonder lif the good Lord lastraight I entered the The reason is simple Who made this beautiful Turgeau Tennis Club, and, As simple can be. world for us to live in, was while heading for the bar, Every one thinks always quite sure of what noticed a lovely young girl He's refined, yau see. th WISE and OTHERWISE When I was little and imFRESH CAMELS by T. J. Grant mature, and used to see a FLOWN IN BY PAA things like this, I used to dta Camembert wonder lif the good Lord lastraight I entered the The reason is simple Who made this beautiful Turgeau Tennis Club, and, As simple can be. world for us to live in, was while heading for the bar, Every one thinks always quite sure of what noticed a lovely young girl He's refined, yau see. He was doing. coming towards me, her litXXX Now that I am fully matle feet tripping lightly over Limburger tured, over ripe, in fact, I the floor, like the feet of a Marcel Gentil has a good am still perplexed about! little fawn tripping lightly tailor. Fully dressed he certain things. Why, for inover the greensward, in one looks almost normal. But stance, should Marcel Gentil of the parks the British when you see him in bathing have so much money, and I aristocracy have established trunks, as I did the other SO little. Is that right? for their little fawns. day at the beach, you realXXX CAMEL Near me she stopped: I ize that thére is practically Things You Ought To stopped. On her face was a nothing to the man except a Know wistful expression. I couldn't few bones and a brain. If, after your death, your see my own face, but I knew While we were talking, body is cremated, your ashes AA that it bore a noble expres- Armand (Fatty) Malbranche will contain traces of lime sion, because my thoughts ambled over, and, scrutiniz- and salt, both highly hygroTURKISHS DOMES STIC were-pure. She smilèd and ing Marcel carefully, said : scopic. Consequently, beCIGARETTES spoke in a cear, thrilling <Good heavens, Marcel, to fore the ashes can be placed voice. Every eye in the look at you. anyone would in an urn, the lime and salt room turned upon us.. We think there was a famine in will absorb small amounts of made a charming couple. Haiti.> moisture from the air. xAre you the T. J., Grant Marcel's riposte was But don't worry. The who writes for Haiti Sun?> swift and sharp. <To look moisture content will be so she asked. at you, Armand,> he re- slight, that, if the urn is BUY YOUR FRESH cYesn,-I replied. plied, <anyone would think properly sealed, there will <Oh! Mr. Grant> she you caused it> be no fermentationcried, KSince T started readXXX CARTON TODAY! ling your column, I have Edam been so anxious to meet <How dear to my heart] you.> are the scenes of my childItried not to look smug. hood.> I often think of them. <You know>, she con- Particularly of the old Chi- Warfarin is the most tinued, <I have always want cago Drainage Canal, which useful racticide dised to see a really perfect im- used to flow right under the covered, for there yet is becile.> window of the room in prac GONK no in DAYS XXX its ARE THT which I lived with my fa- lically danger V use. WHENLE SOLEIL" LADHIS WAY Roquefort ther and seven brothers. If they were wise Ah! That Drainage Canal. They would advertise Every now and then a stray *Southerland Tours cow from the stockyards Why harbour rals and we 'Are not for boors, would wander over and mice? Buy ioday a packBut for mannered folk.> drink from its lethal waters. age of Wariarin FIN-RAT Like you and me. One drink, and the COW al HAITI SEED STORE in would fall dead into. the Ca- the Phramacie Telema- 'An ad like this nal, then glide gently down-) Would surely lure stream with its four legs que Bldg. and then a stray *Southerland Tours cow from the stockyards Why harbour rals and we 'Are not for boors, would wander over and mice? Buy ioday a packBut for mannered folk.> drink from its lethal waters. age of Wariarin FIN-RAT Like you and me. One drink, and the COW al HAITI SEED STORE in would fall dead into. the Ca- the Phramacie Telema- 'An ad like this nal, then glide gently down-) Would surely lure stream with its four legs que Bldg. on Grand'Rue. 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This GILG up-to-date clinic is located Rue Bonne Foi in the same building as the ETERNA-MATIC Pharmacy Castera, opposite Near Parc Leconte Tel: 2079 Ithe Telegraph and TeleUsine A Glace National, S. A. phone Building. Call 2131. --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th <HAITI SUN> without losing our liberties CINEMA or the human oultook that is the medium in which civiliMontparnasse zations grow.> A traveler by nature he At the Montparnasse comhas written charming books mencing this evening, Sunreflecting experiences day, December 9th and show throughout the world, prin- ing Monday 10th, Tuesday cipally in Spain. His verse is 1lth, Wednesday 12th, without much poetic merit. Thursday 13th, at 6 He can always do better in and 8.30 p.m. p.m. prose: John Dos Passos - - PLEADER FOR THE <LITTLE MAN> tremely Mild-mannered, short sighted, ex- he Au Grand Balcon varies his journeys with a Dos Passos was born in red to the American Corps quiet existence on Cape Cod nine Starring Pierre Fresmay, Jain 1896 where he writes in the mornCrispin, Georges MarChicago of a poly- and later the Medical Corps. ing, swims or sails in the af- chal, etc. EW glot ancestry. His grandfa: At the Armistice he had ternoon. He detests ther was a Portuguese of found his tongue and his teas, interviews and literary broad- Price of Seats: humble station who came pen. casts and avoids all three. 30 cents, 50 cents. Sunday from Lisbon to Philadelphia *Three Soldiers> publish- Essentially simple hearted, and became a cobbler. His ed in 1921, is considered to he affects no literary pose- Week days: 20 cents and father engaged in the Civil be the strongest of the many Dos Passos at one time 40 cents. War as a drummer boy and arraignments of W orld was a passionately convinced iMfi returned to study and in time War I which flowed from disciple of Lenin but of late Showing Friday 14th and became a 'corporation lawyer the minds of authors, Ame- years he has abandonned com Saturday 15th. sufficiently eminent to accept rican, English and French. munism entirely. His symbriefs for the House of Mor- It differs as much from pathy with the refugees forc56 Rue Pigaille gan. The young Dos Pas- Sassoon and Henri Barbusse led from. drummer boy and arraignments of W orld was a passionately convinced iMfi returned to study and in time War I which flowed from disciple of Lenin but of late Showing Friday 14th and became a 'corporation lawyer the minds of authors, Ame- years he has abandonned com Saturday 15th. sufficiently eminent to accept rican, English and French. munism entirely. His symbriefs for the House of Mor- It differs as much from pathy with the refugees forc56 Rue Pigaille gan. The young Dos Pas- Sassoon and Henri Barbusse led from. Spain by the Franco JOHN RODERIGO DOS sos has no fund of personal as a water-color sketch dif- regime, led the New World Starring Jacques Dumesnil, PASSOS experience from which to fers from an oil painting in Settlement Fund to Maria Dea, Aime Clariond. draw when he paints the the manner of Turner, butit him its representative appoint in the Price of seats: 20 cents Of John Dos Passos, Sin- economic woes of his char- remains an amazingly effec- placing of these unfortunates and 40 cents. clair Lewis has said che has acters. He was educated at tive picture of disillusion. It in farm colonies in Ecuador. founded a whole new school Choate School and Harvard fixed him in the corporate Twice awarded a of novel writing> and the College, from which he was mind of literate America- heim'fellowship, the Guggen- last was observation holds true even oraduared in 1916 with: an <Streets of Night, a shab- nlanned to enable him tol though the man is so strict- honor degree. by and rather unnecessarily write essays on the American The sLittle Souvenir ly an individualist that dis- At Harvard he made one juvenile novel followed to conception of freedom of Shop> of Port- Old au - Prince ciples' are few and those of a group at the time cele- depress a growing band of thought. doesn't look too that persevere labor in vain brated for free thinking and admirers. But in 1925 came Dos but it has a stock inviting of first free writing. Of this Robert *Manhattan Passos has never formore often than not, to emu- Hillyre, a poet who has won work of the Transfer>, a saken his first, indeed his quality merchandise at realate either. manner of me- the Pulitzer E. E. first importance crusade, that for sonable prices. . thod. Prize, as a commentary and an ac- only <Little Man.> Cummings and Foster Da- curate one, of ex- the The StacHe is primarily the docu- mon, author of a brilliant istence in the day-to-day United States co Vanzetti case, the strike mentarian of life in the Uni- and standard work On Wil- after the First Worid War. of the Kentucky miners, MRS. HARRY'S ted States between the two liam Blake, were the most In the same mood but with these and causes like these, <Haytian Gift Shop> great wars which have shak- notable. Dos Passos has a constantly increasing command his pen. He is the en the world. In a sense, he long surpassed in work ac- ception, came, in the athir- per- eloquent and tireless enemy is the pendent for Lewis, complished. and in reputa- ties, his great triology, <The of what he terms <the iron (No 10 Rue Bonne-Foi . who, in <Main Street>, <Bab- tion, all of them. Yer at 42nd Parallel, <Nineteen combination of men accus- one block down from Maison bitts, wArrowsmiths, <Elmer Harvard he did not greatly Nineteen> and <The Big tomed to run things. Orientale) Gantry> and half a dozen shine. His seeing eye was Monev.> other closely documented no fixed. not on the Back Bay Taken with <Manhattan vels, has mirrored a transi- bnr on South Roston. Transfer> these notable dotional period frought with Made problems. of them. Yer at 42nd Parallel, <Nineteen combination of men accus- one block down from Maison bitts, wArrowsmiths, <Elmer Harvard he did not greatly Nineteen> and <The Big tomed to run things. Orientale) Gantry> and half a dozen shine. His seeing eye was Monev.> other closely documented no fixed. not on the Back Bay Taken with <Manhattan vels, has mirrored a transi- bnr on South Roston. Transfer> these notable dotional period frought with Made problems. Previous to his graduation cuments on American life Order his life, in the holidays, had from the corpus of his work. But he has none of Lewis's been various. He lived for They reflect nothing but his Andre ES inherent optimism. Dos Pas- a time in England, attended ofren expressed that Gateh opinion sos, by nature pessimistic a school in Belgium, travel- cthe little man is the goat Store and by intellect skeptical, ed with his father in Mex- of the industrial system.> while withholding editorial ico. His mother took him They are profoundly disillucomment reports conditions to her family home in the sioned, tragic in every impliwhich herald little change in Tidewater region of Vir- cation, yet who shall say that PANTS in 3 hours cost... $6.00 an economic system which ginia. An an early age he Dos Passos has utterly strav- SPORTS JACKETS-in 4 hours cost $7.00 he deplores. <The Little was a cosmopolite, scrutiniz- ed from the truth? Still, it SUITS l in 24 hours cost $15.00 up Man>, mercilessly sacrificed ing, evaluating, pondering. would be follvto believe SHIRTS in 2 hours cost $2.00 to forces utterly material has A social consciousness was that he has lost faith in Amealways occupied his whole in the process of develop- rica. Onlv recently he said Or select from the large stock of the finest variety of attention asa novelist. He ment yet he was not, at the cI think that there is enough ready-made:- has observed with the meti- time he joined the Voluntary real democracv in the mixed SHIRTS PANTS SPORT culous attention of a scien- Ambulance unit in France in American tradition to enable ANDRE SAIEH STORF JACKETS SUITS tist peering through a. mi- 1916, articulate. TTS. with courare and luck, to Rue croscope and his findings When the United States weather the social transform Magasin de l'Etat have not been encouraging. the cI think that there is enough ready-made:- has observed with the meti- time he joined the Voluntary real democracv in the mixed SHIRTS PANTS SPORT culous attention of a scien- Ambulance unit in France in American tradition to enable ANDRE SAIEH STORF JACKETS SUITS tist peering through a. mi- 1916, articulate. TTS. with courare and luck, to Rue croscope and his findings When the United States weather the social transform Magasin de l'Etat have not been encouraging. entered the war he transfer- ations that are going on, Two shops from La Belle Creole 44 & 44 Time Life BOOK STORES! The Leading American MAGAZINES Are Now On Sale at AU --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th HOTEL IBO LELE VI CHRISTMAS EVE and NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER DANCES. We beg to advise our friends that we will offer, as we did last year, special Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve dinners and dances at $10.00 plate which will include a cocktail, white and red wines and champagne, from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. Fivanh We suggest that you make your reservations immediately as only those having them will be served in the Dining Room, This because our capacity will be limited SO as to permit good service and ample room for dancing. CHRISTMAS EVE and NEW YEAR'S EVE DINNER DANCES. 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Special ONEL able terms may be arranged ER BACON OR HAM ND EGGS for- persons wishing to stay SAADWICHES COFFEE as permanent guests. LUXURIOUS de Tel : 7175. Renchs la Bolle tneols AL WWY WAY IT PARENTS e L NE ARI And on SUNDAYS bring your Bathing Suits swim dance and select your music from a fabulous record library 1 --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th <HAITI SUN> Last week-end there was an excuse for all the bamboching at Pierre Assad's home in the country. It, was a party given to honour Lieutenant Lanore Augustin who recently received promo tion from Sous-Lieutenant to Lieutenant. Beach :0:- aet Bobby and Bill Vrooman combon returned Saturday to their Ted Roosevelt who you Back home from a Paris- Thorland International Club remember was here as a ian holiday are Lieutenant after two months abroad. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th <HAITI SUN> Last week-end there was an excuse for all the bamboching at Pierre Assad's home in the country. It, was a party given to honour Lieutenant Lanore Augustin who recently received promo tion from Sous-Lieutenant to Lieutenant. Beach :0:- aet Bobby and Bill Vrooman combon returned Saturday to their Ted Roosevelt who you Back home from a Paris- Thorland International Club remember was here as a ian holiday are Lieutenant after two months abroad. member of the Council of and Mrs. Lucien Scott. Their During their voyaging they Administrators of the Na- report on Paris is most fa- visited Miami, New York, tional Bank from 1942 to vorable. Canada, San Juan and their 1947 is back in town and :0: ex-home in the Virgin Iswill shortly take over man- Manager of Plantation lands. - agement of the <Refuges Dauphin, popular man about :0: At tbe of <Le Percboirs last Sunday can which they say will open on town, Don Lungwitz, flew official opening the 20th, Ted spent a busy off Wednesday in the direc- British Charge d'Affaires be seen from left to rigbt: Chef du Protocole Daniel week swapping jokes with tion of New York and Mon- and Mrs. S. H. Anstey offer- Theard, Madame Elias Nous tas, and_Mr. Elias Noustas, brother Andre and meeting treal. eda delightful cocktail party the man wbo created <Le Percboirn, His Excellency the old :0:- from 6 to 8 Friday evening President and Madame Paul E. Magloire: (See acquaintances, Story ::0:- On Thursday Raymond at their home in Bourdon. Front Page) Yesterday the Scott twins,, Laroche will celebrate his :0:- Raymond and Edouard, cele-gt birthday. Fernande Weinberg of brated their birthday. :0:- Paris and New York arrived year. Yep, it looks like a Surprising the life out of :0:- Bunny Evans, former Con- in Port Saturday. Miss"Wein- good season for all.> her family and friends, Miss Married last evening at sul of Haiti in Jamaica, re- berg is spending three weeks :0:- Nancy Williams completed the Sacre Coeur Church of turned to Kingston, Satur- here as house guest of Mr Two distinguished visit- college a little ahead of time Turgeau were well known day. and Mrs. Nemoytin. ors' from Aruba this week and arrived home Thursday footballer Robert Fanfan :0:- :0:- dropped in for consultation to spend Christmas in Haiti. and beautiful Miss Anne Tomorrow Papa Chenet More than one reason for with the management of the celebrating in the Peloux :0:- Marie Lovelace- A reception will celebrate his birthday and Laroche families this Esso Standard Oil Co. here. Our foreign BeachcomBer was held at the bride's par- faraway from home in MonThey were Mr. Edgar Robents home before the church treal, Canada. week-end. Saturday was Ti inson, Aruba port. engineer, reports that Panama is makMaurice's birthday Saturing ready to Ed Salare help ceremony. They honey- :0:- day night at the Peloux resi- and Mr. Fred Ellis, port cap- mond, former branch manmooning in Kenscoff. Early this morning cearly dence in Petionville a big tain of Aruba. Wednesdav ader of Firestone in Port-au- :0:- riserso could see from the the they continued to Ciudad Prinçe, celebrate event engagement his birthday Thursday afternoon Mrs. heights a caravan of cbri- Darty of Maud Peloux and Trujillo for consultation acHerard Roy left by plane to seurs> winding their way Ti Maurice Monday is companied by Domingo Ca- today. join her husband who is at- across the Cul-de-Sac head- Maud Peloux's birthdav, and olo. :0:- tending the 6th session of ing for Jimani, asmall Dom of course if you check the 0:- Honours heaped with plen the UN in Paris. inican town just across the birth column vou will see In town this week for ty of gratitude should go to. oux and Trujillo for consultation acHerard Roy left by plane to seurs> winding their way Ti Maurice Monday is companied by Domingo Ca- today. join her husband who is at- across the Cul-de-Sac head- Maud Peloux's birthdav, and olo. :0:- tending the 6th session of ing for Jimani, asmall Dom of course if you check the 0:- Honours heaped with plen the UN in Paris. inican town just across the birth column vou will see In town this week for ty of gratitude should go to. :0:- border. Off to spend the the Laroche familv haveam- consultation with Chef de Protocole Daniel Back from business school day swimming and bamboch ple reason for celebrating in Electric distributor General Valerio Theard and his assistant in the U.S. is Jean-Claude ing at the town's modern Cap Hiatien. Max Gauthier for the fine Chancy. Jean Claude arriv- little hotel. Canez were two G. E. big work they did on the 6th. ed home Wednesday after- :0: :0:- shots-- Thev were Mr. A. Special mention should be noon. Today Mrs. D. Beaulieu Miss Dorothy Page, Tra- Coumont of the New York made for the manner in 0:- is celebrating her birthday. vel Representative of the office and Mr. Hughes Jack- which they organized the The best mirror is an old :0:- American Express Company son of the San Juna office of ceremonies and seating arfriend. # 93 Architect Robert Baussan at the Racquets' and Tennis International General Elec- rangement for the dedication 0:- started the building of 14 Club in New York visited tric Company. ceremonies surrounring the Miss Denise Roy who is additional rooms for_his Ibo Haiti this past week with Director :0:- of the Haitian unveiling of the statue of working in New York with Lele Hotel a couple of her mother and friends. They Christopher Columbus, the Haitian Tourist Bureau months ago with word that were guests at the Ibo Lele American Institute and Mrs. :0:- arrived home yesterday to he would finish the rooms during their stay. James'Caddesy offered a cock spend Christmas with her private baths and terra- :0:- tail party. at their home in family. Her sisters and a ces by January 1st. Some Back in circulation after a Deprez last evening. Intellarge group of friends were members of the community short business cum plea- Tournalists lectuals. Commercants and on hand to welcome her. say the betting is 10 to1 hel sure trip to San Juan and were among the :0:- doesn't finish till February New York is Atherton Lee large group attending the Tomorrow is the birthday Ist: and wife Grace who took party. For the first time since the of Luce Duvivier. :0: time out to visit the folks :0:- big crash back in the ctwen- :0:- Wednesday Mrs. Marcel back home 'in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. George She- ties.> Ti Christopher lost Audain and her daughter ar- Mac Lee has a formula work- ridan of Columbus, Ohio, money! He bet the xCaps rived home from 6 months ed out to prove this tourist and Naples, Florida, are it would be a boy. It was in'Long Island in the U.S. season. should be a <beauty.> guests for a fortnight at Cha- a girl. Mrs. John Laroche, :0:- for Haiti. Says Lee, <At telet des Fleurs. the former Conchete CianIf we can believe the Miami's first race track, Trocialli presénted husband drums there was a birth- pical Park, admissions on 0:- John with the lovely little day cake baked in Marbial the opening day of the win- The most exciting news lass Friday. this week for Educator Ga- ter season were 36,000 plus at the El Rancho this week 0: briel. as compared to 28,000 last is word of the arrival of Fenn Baguidy averaged Kathleen Windsor on the more smiles this week than 20th of this month for a any other PAA employee - ren-day stay. presénted husband drums there was a birth- pical Park, admissions on 0:- John with the lovely little day cake baked in Marbial the opening day of the win- The most exciting news lass Friday. this week for Educator Ga- ter season were 36,000 plus at the El Rancho this week 0: briel. as compared to 28,000 last is word of the arrival of Fenn Baguidy averaged Kathleen Windsor on the more smiles this week than 20th of this month for a any other PAA employee - ren-day stay. Kathleen reason his wife presented Wirdsor. authoress ofc For- him with a baby girl last Friday GBantancount Amber> will Mother Ohum ever be accomafternoon. nanied bv her husband Mr. and little Maryse. are both REG.TRADE MA-X Famous since 1862 Krakauver. doing fine: :0:- :0:- --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2nd The Fashion Show At <Le Perchoir> Opening PAA PRESIDENT There were several pos- service has difficutly in mak- (Continued from Page 1) STRIVES TO CUT sible areas of economizing, ing ends meet. HIGH-PRICED AIR FARES but there would be no com- Even on these less-traveled (Continued from Page 1) promise with safety, Mr. routes, however, Pan Ame. that the menu of the intime album when she created a Trippe decreed. Instead, rican has provided excursion little night spot perched atop dress of white nylon netting who never before could af- more seats were added and fares to many Latin Ameri. Boutillier provides gourmets set off with a black train. ford it. frills eliminated. can cities, attaining almost with the kind of palate-tick- Madame Le Conte made no This decision to take air So, on September 24, 1948 the same results as tourist ling dishes rarely found out- secret of her inspiration in transportation out of the the trail-blazing tourist-type fares would offer. side of a Parisian bistro. naming her gown <Noël de luxury classification was service began, with one Foreign travel should no The French chef Elias Haitis, Her highly original first voiced by Mr. Trippe flight each way daily.In less longer be a luxury, Mr. Noustas established in the party frock was of crisp eight years ago. He put it than three years, PAA's traf- Trippe believes. It is a nePerchoir cuisine must have white piqué splashed with into effect in PAA's Latin fic over the route was so cessity if the peoples of the been a graduate <cum laude> big red velvet poinsettias. A American Division in 1948 heavy that the tourist fare world are to understand the of the Cordon Bleu. The red velvet bolero set off the - long enough ago to de- was cut to 64 dollars, Or 4 problems, the politics, the refood was superb. The decor ensemble. monstrate 'its practicability. cents a mile, and the regular ligions, the ideas and the of the new restaurant is Clioper fare was reduced to ideals of other nations, he tasteful and effective, the For informal parties du- In 1943, Mr. Trippe said: 100 dollars. points out. huge wooden beams and ring the Holiday season Mrs <Air transport has the rough stone walls blend into Le Conte dreamed up a slim choice of becoming a luxury Statistics tell the story. President the mountain setting. And, sheath frock of black linen service to carry the well-to- In the first eight months Magloire of course, we don't have to with a handsome stole of do at high prices or of car-- of 1948, before the tourist Tours The South tell you about the view. yellow cotton by Rene Ar- rying the average man at plan went into effect, Pan (Continued from Page 1) The richly poetic oratory mand. the rough stone walls blend into Le Conte dreamed up a slim choice of becoming a luxury Statistics tell the story. President the mountain setting. And, sheath frock of black linen service to carry the well-to- In the first eight months Magloire of course, we don't have to with a handsome stole of do at high prices or of car-- of 1948, before the tourist Tours The South tell you about the view. yellow cotton by Rene Ar- rying the average man at plan went into effect, Pan (Continued from Page 1) The richly poetic oratory mand. Sheila Burns did the what he can afford to pay. American carried 52,811 pas of Jean Brierre did full jus- embroidery- Madame Bayard Pan American has chosen sengers between New York tions and inaugurate new tice to the setting and the alsochose black linen for her the latter course.> and San Juan. projects in the area. After occasion. He baid special tri creation. She combined it For the same eight months four days in the area bute to Madame Magloire effectively with white va- Mr. Trippe had no oppor- in 1951, the traffic totaled of Cayes, the Presidenwho has interpreted her role lenciennes lace. Madame Ba- tunity to put his plan into 125.110 passengers a gain tial party will motor on to as First_Lady of the Land as yard's nimble fingers also practiçe until after the war, of 137 per cent! Jeremie, attending the nuthat of an Angel of Mercy. turned out ah extremely SO- when the necessary equip: Of these, 36,000 traveled merous receptions and after The 7,000 dollars in pro- phisticated evening gown de ment was available and trathree days return to Cayes ceeds from the luncheon and signed by Madame Masback. vel restrictions had been on regular Clippers and where the Président will fashion show will be used : gold lamé with black stri- lifted, but he did reduce 88,510 used that tourist lower service, spend the night. The followfor her many Charity enter- pes, no less... plus a train! fares to Latin America four proving fuin- the fare ing morning the President Another Masback design, times after V-J Day. did not first class tra- will to Anse-a-Veau prises. vel. proceed made by MIle Odette Alexis where he will lay the corner FThe President and First His challenge met with In 1949, Pan American of .a dancing frock of blue stones the Centre de Sante Lady looked with pride on French lace over a skirt of unanimous opposition from extended its tourist service of Miragoane and the Centre the enterprising talent of the other international: air- from San Juan to Buenos charrreuse. Melle. Jacquelide Sante of Anse-a-Veau. Haiti's own high- fashion lines, which contended that Aires and. inaugurated it bein- ne Carrié turned a third Visit Petit Goave and then couturières. Mlle Viard's Masback dream into reality an optional low-cost service tween Miami and Panama go on to Jacmel where the génuity. was expressed in a white would ruin first class busi- and between Houston, New last three a frothy delicht in days of the tour purple linen frock embroidness and thatit was an eco- Orleans and Panama- Then will. be ered in white which could be and green organdie. nomic impossibility. it was extended from Pana- ceptions spent and attending official func- reworn day or evening by Madame Bourgin contribu The record shows other- ma to. Buenos. Aires on the tions in the area. The Prechanging accessories. Mlle ted a stunning, cocktail frock wise. West Coast. Healthytraffic sident will return Saturday Viard also made the' stun- in black and gold cotton increases have resulted. morning December 22nd. ning blue silk dress with a with a stole of black tulle. ered in white which could be and green organdie. nomic impossibility. it was extended from Pana- ceptions spent and attending official func- reworn day or evening by Madame Bourgin contribu The record shows other- ma to. Buenos. Aires on the tions in the area. The Prechanging accessories. Mlle ted a stunning, cocktail frock wise. West Coast. Healthytraffic sident will return Saturday Viard also made the' stun- in black and gold cotton increases have resulted. morning December 22nd. ning blue silk dress with a with a stole of black tulle. Pan American's route be- By making it possible for coat of chartreuse linen de- Much of the jewelry worn tween New York and San more persons to travel, lowsigned by Madame Masback. with the costumes featured Juan, Puerto Rico, was selec- er fares are giving tourism a Robert Theard showed a haitian motifs designed and ted as the testing laboratory. tremendous boost. ROOM FORRENT gala hand-painted evening made by Madame Jean Che- It was decided- that a one- Much. as Pan American skirt with a simple black net. Other costume touches way fare of 75 dollars was would like to offer an op- Room with all comfortstop. Madame Roumain used were supplied by the Belle within" pocketbook range of tional tourist service over bath and breakfast in resirust on beige as the effective Creole. Maison Si-la provided most travelers on the route. all its routes, it is not eco- dential section; fine home, color combination for an em- silver and gold evening slip- The question was whether nomically feasible. Between No. 65 Rue Capois, close to broidered linen frock. Ma- pers as well as shoes and a 75 dollar fare was feasible. smaller cities or on routes the Champ de Mars. Tel: dame Buteau turned blue handbags of tortoise shell. The regular fare was, 133 saturated with competing 3448. linen into a cloth of nightdollars. airlines even one typeof air time glamour by fashioning The glamor of the costuan evening dress with a bo- més was effectively augmendice glittering in blue and ted by the loveliness and poi silver sequins. selof the models who inclu- *Sunset> is the name we'd ded Mlle Mary Boswell, like to tag on the silver Madame Higgins, Mlle. Aplame number designed by polon, MIle. Marie Garcia, Madame Masback and made Mlle. Moraille, Mlle Miot, by Madame Etienne. It's Mlle Petrus and Mlle Marie worn with three different Thérése Stark. over skirts of tulle black. red and blue. Madame Duviella turned S4Y5 toYs out a bit of breathless glamour by combining white AND VISIT the GIRLS BOY tulle with a bodice of a LITTLE nylon FOR GOOD Valenciennes lace. With it Govyer - the model wore a beautiful des shawl of hand - embroiderArts A wide selection of Toys for the Xmas Hunier er.cashmere provided for the Gift occasion by Mr. se Stark. over skirts of tulle black. red and blue. Madame Duviella turned S4Y5 toYs out a bit of breathless glamour by combining white AND VISIT the GIRLS BOY tulle with a bodice of a LITTLE nylon FOR GOOD Valenciennes lace. With it Govyer - the model wore a beautiful des shawl of hand - embroiderArts A wide selection of Toys for the Xmas Hunier er.cashmere provided for the Gift occasion by Mr. Dadlani of Plastigues the Maison Orientale. Madame Durosier must have 108- CENTRE St. Marc RLE DU Boulangerie received her inspiration from eeer AU -PRINCEMAIT a glimpse in grandmother'sGRAND RUE across the Street, one block South fr om the Fire Station --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th <HAITI SUN> Page 11Milo Hakime, senergi- de la Balance 'des Paieque> local business man, ments.x >> with a business philosophy 0: of life this month put a new Mr. Emmanuel Racine, Kola on the market call- The blue neon illumina- Chief of Adminstrative and ed xCitadelles, He swears tion of the National Palace Financial Administration at AUTE it's here to stay. was done by Clesca and Co. the Direction General of :0:- Public Health, flew to New 0:- dbeach The Honorable Secretary York Thursday accompanied combon Just 15 days before Christ- of State of Commerce, Agri- by his brother Raoul Ernest mas. culture and National Econo- Racine, assistant cashier at conterued 0: my, Mr. Jules Domond, ar- the Customs of Port-auMr. Joseph Chatelain rived home yesterday from Prince. In New York Erwith a long winded title in Rome. The distinguished nest will receive special mehis passport left for Panama Minister was head of the dical attention and brother Georges Perry late of Bor- The <Nouvelliste> receiv- last Friday. The title read: Haitian that re- Emmanuel after Christmas rel (the sticks) has joined the ed a new printing press this <Delegue du Gouvernement Delegation this country at the in New York will visit New city slickers and inkeeping week. au Seminaire de presented annual FAO Conference in West Virginia, and with city slickers is shaving 0:- du Commerce Exterieur Statistique et Rome, Italy. Jersey, maybe Mexico.. regularly of course leaving a distinguished shadow above the upper lip. RUSSO FRERES :0: OPTIQUE DE PORT-AU-PRINCE Home for Christmas from school in Jamaica is Miss Nana Siegel. A large crowd of friends welcomed her home Thursday afternoon. -:0:- Miss Ella Griffin, who spent eight months here between 1949 1950 preparing teaching material for Fundamental Education in connection with the Marbial Valley project, stopped off last week for a few days on her return to the U.S. Miss Griffin has seen plen ty of the world since bidding Haiti cà bientot> last May: On returning to Washington she was assigned to India, Egypt, Nigeria, Mexico, Jamaica and two months consultation in Paris- In these countries Miss Griffin, who is on loan to Unesco from the U.S. Office of Education, did the same job prepared teaching material for fundamental education. A large group of old friends Home of the finest French China, Silverware, Glassware and the famous Swiss ROLEX> Datejust watch. were on hand to bid Ella OPTICIAN - make prescription lens and repair work. xbon voyage> when she * Many a holiday and tourist gift may be found here - their prices range from a dollar up! boarded Wednesday's plans, Phone: 3294 to continue her trip home. 25 Rue Roux, opposite La Caravelle 0:- I C'est pourquoi- -dans le monde I entier, I Record de plus forts tonnages sont transportés de sur pmeus poids lourds Goodyear que sur longoartel pneus de toute autre marque Les entrepreneurs dec camionnage et deservices kilométrique - tout en assurant le meilleur USA d'autobus savent que les pneus poids lourds service puisse attendre de pneus poids Goodyear font de maximum CTieen d'un lourds. Cicbs preuve maximumn RC un - d'avantages longévité et d'un maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodyear! Great-riding, COMPLETE HIMILER Goody vear offre d'autres pneus MOTORBIKE low cosi! ALL-WEATHER MERES lourds extra-robust am azing TET Lug Rock sunthet Want the best for the Least? Then here's your answerGrip Xtra Tred. B.S.A. Bantam a British. built complete motorcycle, with features galore and riding qualities which make it a real stand out. It's sturdy dependable - handsome. GOODYEAR ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY Contact VALLES and BAJEUX Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors vear offre d'autres pneus MOTORBIKE low cosi! ALL-WEATHER MERES lourds extra-robust am azing TET Lug Rock sunthet Want the best for the Least? Then here's your answerGrip Xtra Tred. B.S.A. Bantam a British. built complete motorcycle, with features galore and riding qualities which make it a real stand out. It's sturdy dependable - handsome. GOODYEAR ARRANGE TO BUY ONE TODAY Contact VALLES and BAJEUX Grand Rue opposite Haiti Motors --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9th CAP-HAITIEN A TOURISTIC GOLD MINE setting is very romantic (Continued from Page 1) close by the boulevard and there would be less chance cents for the privilege sea-wall but if it rains of plane passengers being of helping the maintenance you had better have a car marooned during the rainy of the cighth wonder of the waiting to take you back to season. Tourist officials also world, we feel sure would your hotel. Naturally this seem to be handicaped by a in no way offend the visi- situation will be taken care lack of transportation and tor. of as soon as the volume of other facilities in seeing to There is without a doubt tourists- create the demand. Ereil the comforts of their inco- need for greater and more Madame de Catalogne is ming visitors. widespread publicity both building a casino in her spaYour reporter was one of here and abroad to advertise cious hotel grounds, the which the millions of sightseers the virtues and attractions of is to be ready at end of who journeyed down Ireland the North. this month and is to include for the rather doubtful plea- If all the narrow streets a dance floor and private of were gambling room. Salet sure of hanging by his the Cap paved, it It is certainly time to heels and kissing the Blar- would not only lead to com- all jealousies drop realAT ney Stone. Yet the pilgri- fort for the local populace ize petty the Cap's value as the mage to the unpreposses- but assist commerce etc. and major tourist attraction in sing castle has lured travel- add beauty which would the Republic. No matter lers from all over the world, liken the <Cap> to one of whether you like Or dislike largely because the Irish ma- those quaint European towns the tourist trade : it's ke the most of their history beloved by the foreign tour- worth remembering la ists. the tour Belle and colourful legends. Ereata beautiful, ist means dollars Miami, The Citadelle is not just The <Cap'sn Honolulu, and score of other ON THE OCCASION the remnants of an interes- beaches a great lure for towns were built on tourist Of Its ting bit of folklore. It is a fun loving vacationers have dollars. A country with an! shrine a monument to need of facilities a paved economy such as ours has THIRD ANNIVERSARY man's ability to rise form road, and reasonable priced vital need of those dollars. servitude. transportation. The work being done now Rush : and take of We feel that the guides Tourists must be enter- and the work to be done in advantage taking visitors through the tained, or at least they must the future at the Cap as in massive stronghold of King have places where they may other parts of the Republic Christophe should make entertain themselves. The will off in those dollars REAUN those ruins come to life. The Cap comes to life only on and pay subsequently the public loves to hear the col- Saturdays, The rest of the standard of living will comYS: ourful and incredible history week for the stranger the mence its steady climb, upof the man who dared to town is déad. And the bam wards. found a kingéom. boching Saturday night is The hindrance to any more or less restricted to one It's remarkable to look tourist trade is often the night club, which has a ra- back on it all and clearly conduct and fares chagged by ther risky wooden dance see that the Fathers of. the overwise taxi drivers. The floor under the stars : the Republic, the men who taxi rate for the twenty min broke the chains of slavery <The Best Quality Cement at ute trip. from the Cap to Mi- TO RENT OR FOR SALE : are instrumental today in lot is 12 dollars for three A two-storey brick house lifting their sons from the the Lowest possible cosb persons. tourist trade is often the night club, which has a ra- back on it all and clearly conduct and fares chagged by ther risky wooden dance see that the Fathers of. the overwise taxi drivers. The floor under the stars : the Republic, the men who taxi rate for the twenty min broke the chains of slavery <The Best Quality Cement at ute trip. from the Cap to Mi- TO RENT OR FOR SALE : are instrumental today in lot is 12 dollars for three A two-storey brick house lifting their sons from the the Lowest possible cosb persons. If there are more at Deprez-Bellevue with 4 quadmire of poverty. passengers the charge is 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spaALLEN & BAUSSAN: offer their dollars per person. The fee "cious living room, galeries, can be partially explained hot water, all modern con- HOUSE FOR SALE by the fact that the driver veniences, lovely garden, must wait in Milot for six swimming pool and a beau: A modern home located hours before the return to tiful view. Please phone at Desprez with two bathSTO PONCE the Cap- The tourism au- Charles Picoulet 5654. rooms, four bedrooms, one thorities in the Cap realize closed porch, a large gallery, that such rates are apt to HOUSE WANTED living and dining room, handicap, their efforts in U. N. man recently arriv- garage and wine cellar, debuilding the tourist trade ed in Port wishes to rent a tached servants' quarters, up and tentative plans are un- furnished house in Petion- to date kitchen and pantry, derway to work out a less ville. selling at 14,000 dollars. A expensive transportation fair price for a fine home charge. such as it is. See <Haiti Sun>. 4 NE Reparation to Christophe's fortress is at present being FOR SALE OR LEASE EMPLOYMENT WANTED CEMENTO carried out by the Depart- Well established cafe and ment of Public Works, and cocktail bar, fully equipped A young experienced acthe cost adds to drain the deep freezer, electrical grill, countant, studied in the Uni-l Public Coffre. Throughout gas stoves etc. Excellent lo- ted States is seeking partthe world visitors to Cita- cation and thriving business. time work. Would consider delle's fortresses, castles and Owner has other interests in also a well paid full time homes of the great are nor- Haiti and cannot devote the job. Is capable of corINBAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT mallv acked to pay a small necessary time to the Cafe respondence in French and STANDARD HYDRAULICKSS NET 6 PLY tariff which goes towards itr business. Interested parties English. 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