--- Page 1 --- 10c Weekly Every Rcsf Haili Sun Sunday FORTAUPRINCE, HAITI Avenue Marie-Jeanne L CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME L- Phone 2061 - Vol XX L- Sunday October 8th 1961 No. 3 Au Cap Derelict To Be Salvaged Capt. Willy Dahl and nis ass- which tine they made a ihorough Ifree herself from the reef and istant, George Klein of Marine survey of the vessel. They plan floated into the Cap. Haitian har Enginecring, (New York and to return with their salvage crew bor, through the main rhannel, Miami), have taken title to the about the end of this month to and now rests just two thousand Norwegian freighter, "Trolla" of raise the 310 foot long vessel. feet from shore, sitting, on a Trondheim, which struck a reef The "Trolla," No orwegian limestone shoal. She was loaded an November 1st, last year, cnej built in Trondheim, suffered very with mahogany and coffee when mile outside the harbor at Cap little damage when she went she foundered. Haitien. They were in Haiti dur- aground: Later she managed tol (Continued on page 14) ing the week Oi Sept. 2ath at Sub Seacat On Goodwill Florida Society To Mission To Cap Hold Annual Convention Here The Fiorida Society of Dent istry: for Children 1s holding their annual convention in Port ati. Prince, this year, from Nov ember 30th through December 3rd. They will be staying at Dr Jules Thebaud's most beautiful Voute a Minguet, Dondon.-Note carved faces 01 stalagmites, Castelhaiti The group Hotel. will be headed by also on rock in foreground. its president, Dr Charles W: Fain, Jr. of Dayton Beach, Florida. During their stay in Port au A In The Sacred Prince, they will attend a dental seminar at the Capitol Theatre, Day a 11 courtesy of the Haitian Health Department The Departement du a by Minister À Toutisme, headed Lave "Voute Submarine Minguet Victor Nevers Constant and Mr During Seacat's visit to Cap Haitien last weekend Jean-Jaeques Honorat, is provid- Commander R. S. Berg and his crew presented the Northern City By W. HODGES of Haiti at the time of Columb ing transportation on Friday, and various Missionary organizations with sports equipment, toys us. Carved stalagmites and var- December 1st, to the Albert and used clothing collected among friends and their families in We had already crossed the ious engravings in the walls Schweitzer Hospital and on Sat- Guantanamo Naval Base in Cuba. The Iver four times when our guide give a feeling, of authenticity to uday, December 2nd, to the the Citadelle submarine crew later visitnally stopped and. stared at a the stories about this cave. Capitol Theatre and Dental Fa éd on horses which they termed a far cry from their titt rising up from the other The cavern is about 2 miles culty. uder water experiences and one of the most unforgetable trips de of the stream, There it is west of Dondon, on the Riviere in their lives. Voute a Minguet" The first Doree. As the Cap-Haitien-Don- The group is expected to num: ew of this Arawakian ceremon- don road has been recently im- ber between eighty and one Acave is impressive and sticks proved, it is now possible Holinndred and twenty. I Visitors on Dine the mind, for there, on the (Continued page 16) Elegantly ther side of the river is a groat Caves That Should Be Protected At Pauline Bonapartes awning hole, perhaps twenty Feet in diameter, partly hidden PORT AU PRINCE, hy bushes and lianas, mysterHaiti-Newest gathering place ously shadowed by the massive for the bohemian crowd the artists, writers, dancmestone cliff on the south side ers actors and followers of the lively arts - is Habitntthe river. on Dine the mind, for there, on the (Continued page 16) Elegantly ther side of the river is a groat Caves That Should Be Protected At Pauline Bonapartes awning hole, perhaps twenty Feet in diameter, partly hidden PORT AU PRINCE, hy bushes and lianas, mysterHaiti-Newest gathering place ously shadowed by the massive for the bohemian crowd the artists, writers, dancmestone cliff on the south side ers actors and followers of the lively arts - is Habitntthe river. Since that first day ation Leclerc, the home in 1800 of Marie Pauline, sister have been there several times of Napoleon Bonaparte. rvith different friends, and It is The 260-vear old estate, just Charles always interesting to watch ueir a few miles south of Port au eral Leclerc. Here the gensxpressios as. they first see Prince, has been purchased, re: brought old bride Pauline as he his 17Minguet... always a look ot surfurbished and opened to the pu- year 1802. and here died Drise, almost of dread... such a blic by Katherine Dunham, fa in Hlarge hole might lead into the mous American folk danccr, In addition to a fine antique powels of the earth. - - singer and anthropologist. Meals courtyard walks through fountain which and Parlinel winding are served and there is a fine Voute a Minguet is one of Hai bar. gayest and most beautiful of the A's remarkable cayes. It would Bonapartes, is said to have be remarkable as a ctirious forstrolled with her lovers, there mation, for its inner chamber In an unusual setting o2 14 are two swimming pools: has a high chimney leading to acres of park planted with ma- One is the Piscine Paulino or the outdoor's, but it 1s doubly injestic trees and with a back- Pauline's Pool. Nearby, sculptteresting because of its being drop of mountains, Habitation ured in stone and reclining on a a sacred cave in the time of the Voute a Minguet, Dondon. -Inner *chimney" chamber Leclere was the home of NaArawaks, the Indian inhabitants with roots coming down. poleon's governor, Generall (Continued on page 13) --- Page 2 --- FAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 In Haiti This Week **G. C. Reginald Peters, a cof- mique" businessman here- and Mr Roger Sizo. lin, a nosany fce specialist and wite, former Engincer Adrien Roy, a con Paul Emile Sauvageau, a Sales: By AUBELIN JOLICOEUR Jacqueline Brandt arrived from tractor, are back from Europe.. man... **Mr Edward Goldman and pretty wife Gail Canada, they are both British Wilhelm Frisch who- flew tor the *Orlando Petoia just spent 2 married on September 17 stopped here in tran but born in Haiti... States a few weeks ago with a months in New York. He went sit Thursday en route to Jamaica. Edward who **Mr Joseph E. Carney, a Re- pain in the eyes is back healedto attend the meeting of ther manufacturer from Bloomfield, presentative of the Travel Dep- in company with his wife Pau- "Practipedistes" of Dr Scholl's. à is a lampshades artment of the American Ex lette and children Linda, Nancy He made the trip with his mo: New Jersey had Lionel Estime of Port au Prin- press Co is visiting Haiti again Carol and Mael... Famed Haitian ther whoi wanted to visit very ce for classmate at the New England College... after five years. He is escorting writer Marie Chauvet and son badly her sisters and relatives *Mr Robert McDill an Advisor for the In- a party. of fifteen employees of Pierre Chauvet IL, are backt from in New York... ternational Cooperation Administration arrived the American Express Co on a the States.. So is Mr Roger Bou- s*MisS Georgina Briscoe, a this week with- wife Doris Elaine and four West Indies Tour, in cluding his ca rd, Representative of the student froma New York City is wite Magda. The party greeted Westinghouse:: currently visiting. He is escorting writer Marie Chauvet and son badly her sisters and relatives *Mr Robert McDill an Advisor for the In- a party. of fifteen employees of Pierre Chauvet IL, are backt from in New York... ternational Cooperation Administration arrived the American Express Co on a the States.. So is Mr Roger Bou- s*MisS Georgina Briscoe, a this week with- wife Doris Elaine and four West Indies Tour, in cluding his ca rd, Representative of the student froma New York City is wite Magda. The party greeted Westinghouse:: currently visiting. She is guest children... by Andy Andersen, Manager of OYA party of five Prominent at the Mrs Simon Desvarieux, **Charming Helen Irene Johnson is back after four years. Helen the Southerland Tours includes Canadians arrived here last Chemin des Dallese: Mr Raybecame very"popular here thanks to her kindnesses shown during Mrs Florence Akmen, Mr and week-end for a sojourn at the'mond Albert George Hasbrouck the good days of the Riviera Hotel She is still a keen exponent Mrs Frederic Balzer, Miss Jean Villa Manrese. The party includ- Manager of the Blue Beard's of the meringue. T am very happy to bet back home again." stie Ballantine, Mr and Mrs Hyman es Dr Andre Saulnier, a surgeon, Castle in St Thomas, V. I. is Glick, Miss Jean Horl, Miss Mr Lucien Saulnier, a merchant, staying ten days at the Picardie seid Helen is from Hollywood, Fla. She is guest at the Chatelet de raine Mitchell, Miss Barbara Lor Mr Maurice Landes, a notary, Hotel.. la Montagne Noire... Tansey, Miss Nellie Vinogroski #Geologist William Knight Moore- from Boston and wife Jane of the main Office at 65 Broadand sons Timothy 4 and Daniel 3 are here for a four week visit... way, New York; Miss Jean Harold Eugene Kauffman, an Agricultural Technician fromy West Bauer, of Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss Liberty, Ohio and wile Jean La Verne, a nurse are staying a Rossi, Betty Ciron of Fifth and Avenue, Miss Josephine N. Y.: month at the Schweitzer Hospital of Deschapelles.. Dentists Ray- Miss Joanna Walcott of Racquet WATCHES OF GREATDISTINCTION mond Owens from Delaware and James G. Walker from Phila- & Tennis Club, New York. These TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE delphia are current. guests at the Splendid Hotel... Mr Julius Sipos, visitors took lodgings at the El PE in-religious merchandising in the Illinois and wife Martha a bank Rancho for a three day sojourn.. teller are staying five daysat the Montana... Anthony William a **Miss lovely and Jean lively Shirley visitor Stephens, from Landi, an IBM Programmer and wife Emma Jean, also an IBM! St. Louis, MO arrived here early Programmer from the Bronxe are visiting... Also Robert Edward this week, She is visiting Mr Groom, a Police Teletype operator from Toronto and Andrew and Mrs Charles Alstatt of the Katsanis, a church camp director from New: York.. W. R. Moore. "Eglise de Nazareth" who have an Engineer from Chicago, Charles Hospodar an Executive from been on mission here for a year. Fort: Miss Jean Shirley Stephens is a Lauderdale and a large party including Daniel Elmer West- Department Store window dresservelt, an Engineer, John Mae Arthur, Jackson O'Leary, Roger er in St. Louis. She is staying Baird, Martial Des Roches, Georges Murphy, Richard Godfrey, a month in Haiti... a lawyer are guests at Choucoune... **Muriel Shindler was missed terribly for the last two weeks **Mr Bernard Gecker, a pharby her children of the Orphanage Maman? Muriel was sick in Jersey macist stopped from Springfield, here this week New I bed.- She recovered this week and looks just blooming. The Shind with wife Rhoda. They were lers are now: living in, a beautiful Villa at Mnsseau. No more travelling along with Dr Leon- Ret-7317 KNec Plus Ultra> ofs fselfwinding bussman holiday," said Murie ard Siegel, an Optometrist from watches 39 Jewels-- Gyrotron powered. **Harold Woods, in Oil Gàs business in Louisiana and wife Jackie Gynthiana, Kentucky and wife Sce (Seloctions the superb models 1960 at foremost Girard-Perregaux are visiting this. oming. The Shind with wife Rhoda. They were lers are now: living in, a beautiful Villa at Mnsseau. No more travelling along with Dr Leon- Ret-7317 KNec Plus Ultra> ofs fselfwinding bussman holiday," said Murie ard Siegel, an Optometrist from watches 39 Jewels-- Gyrotron powered. **Harold Woods, in Oil Gàs business in Louisiana and wife Jackie Gynthiana, Kentucky and wife Sce (Seloctions the superb models 1960 at foremost Girard-Perregaux are visiting this. week. They are guests at the Ibo-Lelé as well Helen. These two couples- spent jewellers. two days at ET Rancho They as Howard W, Peterson, aU.S. Admnistrator from Mexico, Maria were delighted with the BacouAngelica Landa, also from Mexico, Gerard F. Gorman a TV Dir lou Show Wednesday night... ector Miami and wife Lillian, a National Airlines representative.. **Miss Helen Roberts Shields a nurse from Washington, D.C. **Miss Ruth G. Saunders, of GIRARD-PERRECAUX was met at the airport Friday by Captain Williams of the U.S. Washington, the U.S. Treasury D.C. is Department in - F1ME X3PESMAECRTOL Naval Mission. Mr Jip Prudens, of the Public Health Division: of guest at the Sans Souci current Hotel.. USOM and his wife... Mr Ralph H. Zwiers, a banker **Mr Paul Allen who spent a four an half years here as an from Evergreen Park, Tlinois Agricultural Advisor for the USOM and his wife were given. a and wife Louise stopped at the ONSALE series El Rancho this AT THE of farewell parties this week. The Allens are sailing onboard Armando- L. week.. "Senor" Of the Santa Paula today for New York where they will spend economist of Cassorla, the BID in a Washing- Chilean BETTER STORES their vacations. Paul will join his new post: in Panama in three ton, D.C. is a current guest at months. They. weres guests Friday night at the Habitation Leetere the Ibo-Lele.. "Senor" Manuel Night Club Restaurant run by famed Katherine Dunham. The J. Sequeira (Nicaragua) a ecoparty included also. Dr-and Mrs Charles Briggs, Mr George Moore nomist of the BID is also visit: and Miss Norma Meade, Secretary at the USOM.. ing.. Roger Gaillard, al "dynatstmivecdes mmmumm LMA (TOCUSING, COMPOSING AND REXPOSURE SUTTING IN ONE You know <COMMON. VIEWERNikon l'sa really fine ( OUALITY REFLEX CAMERA WIPH Scotch when it's NIKKOR 50mm F:2.5 LENS. OFFERED JOHNNIE 35mm SINGLI -LUNS IN WALKER MEDIUM PRICE Nikkorex CAMERA! at the USOM.. ing.. Roger Gaillard, al "dynatstmivecdes mmmumm LMA (TOCUSING, COMPOSING AND REXPOSURE SUTTING IN ONE You know <COMMON. VIEWERNikon l'sa really fine ( OUALITY REFLEX CAMERA WIPH Scotch when it's NIKKOR 50mm F:2.5 LENS. OFFERED JOHNNIE 35mm SINGLI -LUNS IN WALKER MEDIUM PRICE Nikkorex CAMERA! JOHNNIE WALKER New At: LITTLE EUROPE Born 1820- iill going strong THE HOME OF EXQUISITE GIFTS DISTRIRUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM --- Page 3 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 "HAITI a S U N' PAGE * A native of New York and a; phony Orchestra of Turkey, the Robert Lawrence To Lecture graduate of the Juilliard School Municipal Orchestra of Istamof Music, former pupil of Pierre boul, the National Philharmonic Monteux, Lawrence made his of Buenos Aires, and the NationOn American Music debut as a conductor in 1941. He al Symphony of Brazil: has conducted in many parts of Lawrence is also author of two tionally known as a musicologist the world, and before such orch- works, The Victor Book of Baland orchestra conductor. At one estras as those of Naples, Flo: lets" and "The World of Opmoment in his musical career he rence, Rome, those of the Colum- era", and of a score called "The was called upon to replace Sir bia and American Broadcasting Veil" with the collaboration of TThomas Beecham at Carnegie Systems, the Philharmonic of composer Bernard Rogers. As a Hall in conduction the Berlioz New York, the Symphony Orch- musical critic, Lawrence reguOpera, The Trojans". On that estra of Phoenix, the Royal Phil larly publishes in the Saturday occasion, the American erities harmonic of Londer, the Nation- Review, and as a commentator hailed Lawrence's mastery and al Symphony Orchestra of Mex- he has long participated in the sensitivity. ico, and the Presidential Sym- "Metropolitan Broadcasts. Musicologist Kobert Lawrence On next Saturday, October 14.ring a tour of Mexico and the five o'clock in-t the afternoon, West Indies under the program well-known American - con- of cultural interchange of the E ductor and. musicologist, Robert United States Government. Lawrence, will talk on "Americ- His second talk, e n titled an. Contemporary Music for the "Dramatic Music of Opera and Theater" in the Lincoln Auditor- Symphony from the France of ium of the Haitian-American Victor Hugo to the America of Institute. Entrance will be free Arthur Miller", will be given on and the public is invited to at Tele-Haiti at 8:30pm, also on tend. Saturday, October 14. Mr Lawrence is currently mak- Robert Lawrence is internaPOETS' CORNER DELIGHT IN DISORDER A sweet disorder in the dress Kindles in clothes a wantoness; A lawn about the shoulders thrown Into a fine distraction: Our 200-year tradition forbids it: An erring lace, which here and there We cannot stoop to mass production, Enthralls the erimson stomacher: A cuff neglectful, and thereby Bach Vacheron & Constantin watch Ribands to flow confusedly: is hand crafted... a rare masterpiece deskined fora's small internationalé élite. A winning wave, deserving note In the tempestuous petticoat: A eareless shoe-string, in whose tie I see a wild civility; VACHERON Do more bewitch me than when art ETE Is too precise in every part. CONSTANTIN R. Herrick In Geneva since 1755 LOVE LESSON Exclusive Agent: My first love gave me laughter, FOUAD A. MOURRA My second eyes to see; Avenue dean-Jacques Dessalines But, oh it was my third love That gave my soul to me. and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Anon Rue Bonne Foi areless shoe-string, in whose tie I see a wild civility; VACHERON Do more bewitch me than when art ETE Is too precise in every part. CONSTANTIN R. Herrick In Geneva since 1755 LOVE LESSON Exclusive Agent: My first love gave me laughter, FOUAD A. MOURRA My second eyes to see; Avenue dean-Jacques Dessalines But, oh it was my third love That gave my soul to me. and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Anon Rue Bonne Foi --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 KHAITI SUN" Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 MISSIONARY INTERN VISITS HAITI details on the progress of the One Thousand Pay Tribute To Serge Barrau organization in our country. His stay among us gave him And His Father At Double Rites Held In a glimpse ot the joys and proPort au Prince On Ocotber 2nd, 1961 this reason that Daniel Patchin, blems we daily ercounter as a congenial twenty-vear-old me- earnest servants of God, and he Serge Barrau, who died withjau Prince. Serge Barrau's cofdical student, was with us dur- will be able to impart a spirit Dag Hamarskjold in the tragic fin-was covered with the Haitian ing July and August. of better understanding in the plane accident in Ndola, was and UN flags. development of future mission- buried here on October 2nd 1961 A long funeral procession mar This enthusiastic young man, aries. at the same time as his father ched through the picturesque already possessing missoinary He departed with the affection who passed away a few days streets of this city among luxzeal, made a favorable impres- of his brothers in Haiti. We wish after the news of Serge's death uriant tropical vegetation with sion upon all those with wbom him much success as he coura- has reached his native land. thousand of onlookers. he came in contact. He visited geously pursues his studies in The body of the member of the diferent Adventist churches to the Security Guard of the United At the grave the Representain: the Capital and then accom- preparation his soon return Nations Organization for the tive of the United Nations, Mr. panied Pastor Joses Brutus, Pre- as a missionary doctor. Congo arrived at the Port au Jean B. Richardot, Resident Resident of the South Haiti MisS. F. M. Prince airport by special plane presentative of the Technical sion, on a fifteen-day trip which on Sunday, October 1st. Assistance Board in Port au included nearly all of the South About a 1000 persons including Prince paid tribute to Serge BarHaiti peninsula. During the parents, relatives, friends and rau in the name of UN OrgaDaniel Patchin month that followed Daniel Pat STEPHEN BROS officials attended the rites. The nizations. He said he had been chin joined his new friends from entire UN mission of Technical a true soldier of peace, always For several years Andrews Haiti and the French West Jn- M.V. HAITI TRADER Assistance in Haiti and Haitiany ready to serve and who had disUniversity, located at Berrien dies in active participation in personnel participated in the played in his duties in the ConSprings, Michigan, has adopted the theological extension course M. V. IIAITI MERCHANT funerals. Several experts helped go exceptional qualities of enthe plan of selecting from more held at the Adventist Seminary as pall bearers when Serge Bar thusiasm, dependability and dethan one thousand five hundtred in Diguini. Then; with Pastor PERSONALLY SUPERVISED rau's coffin was first moved votion to the work of the Orgastudents an outstanding student Antony Henry, President of the from a parlor near the church. nization. For these reasons he to spend the summer vacntion North Haiti Mission, he made LOADING AND UNLOADING Haitian friends of the deceased had been chosen to accompany in either Central America or the a trip to North Haiti reaching then carried the two coffins to the Secretary General in his deCaribbean area as a missionary even to the Dominican border. SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA the Church of Sacre Coeur de licate mission. Serge Barrau, he intern. During this' time, he obs- - Turgeau which was beautifull said, has joined the group, alerves and participates in the Daniel Patchin was delighted forthnightly sailings of the decorated with flowers. LOADING Haitian friends of the deceased had been chosen to accompany in either Central America or the a trip to North Haiti reaching then carried the two coffins to the Secretary General in his deCaribbean area as a missionary even to the Dominican border. SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA the Church of Sacre Coeur de licate mission. Serge Barrau, he intern. During this' time, he obs- - Turgeau which was beautifull said, has joined the group, alerves and participates in the Daniel Patchin was delighted forthnightly sailings of the decorated with flowers. Three ready numerous, of the first civarious missionary activities of with his stay in Haiti, and took Miami-Port au Prince--Miami wreaths were sent respectively tizens of the world who had the Seventh-day Adventist many beautiful pictures and souby the United Nations Organiza- given their life in the service Church. venirs home with him. He will MIAMI ADDRESS: tion for the Congo, the UN Stati Of the United Nations in the acHaiti was designated to be ho- certainly present the needs of Telephone: Highland 51767 Association and the UN mission complishment of a peace misnored by a representative from the Adventist work jn Haiti to Franklin 9-7228 of Technical Assistance at Portision in the field. this well-known Adventist Uni- hundreds of his fellow students versity this summer. It is for and will be able to give them Caribbean Construction Co. SA. HOUSE FOR RENT Builders Of The Military Citv Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD Beautifal Peligre Lake 1 Large Living room with Phone: 3955. P. O. BO.. 284 Hercule, Petionville: 2 Bathrooms for any and all who wish to partake of the beautifui Beautiful Furnished House, regoodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the sur- cently repainted, in cool Morne Time takes on a hue rosy roundings of nature's own greenery. Kitchen Bed-rooms fully equiped through the sapphire crystal 38 Miles From Port au Prince Dining room of your Movado #Firmament" watch HUNTING FISHING SWIMMING RECREATION glass louvers & wrought iron Water reservoir BUNGALOW RESTAURANT Electric water pump WATER SKI RELAXE Water heater Garage, Haitian kitchen, serFor your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio Station at vant's quarters, nice garden. PORT AU PRINCE Contact Jean BOLTE co Auto a Corner Rue du Centre and des Cesars 68. S.A. 360 Ave J. J. Dessalines, Tel: 3134 2772. The Movado sapphire crystal 2654, gleams with rare brilliance, M ld 18.ct, oval look - its hardness - surpassed gold figure dial only by that oft the diamond. 0A You will cherish your Movado which offers you a precision in thrice triumphant Ret 148, three years (at the official miniature moveSwise Neuchatel). Observatory at gold ment, figure gold-18 dial cl, MOVADO Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0. tmamend Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and contea ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 5 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 FHAITI SUN? Put s-Andy Khawly is expecting] **Mr Mordekhai Shneerson, H AITI SUN - Genny and Penny Sarama from distinguished Ambassador of IsTHE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER LETTERS Lindenwood, New Jersey. ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 5 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 FHAITI SUN? Put s-Andy Khawly is expecting] **Mr Mordekhai Shneerson, H AITI SUN - Genny and Penny Sarama from distinguished Ambassador of IsTHE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER LETTERS Lindenwood, New Jersey. The rael in Haiti was greeted Friday Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning tothe two lovelies own a shop that by an official of the protocole Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEI CRICH sells Caribbean souvenirs... and Israeli industrialist Natan Gerant-Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDITOR **Mr A. Hugh Douglas, Jr. Abramovitz. He is staying a few Consul of the U.S. in Port au days at the El MEMBER Rancho... OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. Prince and wife Jean are back ESTABLISHED IN 1950 Dear Editor: after a week abroad... **Lovely Janet Rizzo, of the Enclosed is a copy of a Pan eEconomist Enrique Perez: Advertising Department of HoliUNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS American travel story we have Cisneros, of the BID was greet- day Magazine and her mother just relased to travel and feat ed at the airport by the are current at ON LA GONAVE NO JOKE urè editors of a number of lead- Minister of Commerce Friday and Tra- Agnes El Rancho. They are guests on their the It has been suggested that, in view of thelobjection ing United newspapers States. throughout the de and Industry, Mr Clovis De- second visiti here. Janet isa of several members of the United Nations to the loca- We thought you would be in- sinor and Mr Salomon of thel fantastic dancer. Tony HattenBID here... bach is her companion here... tion of their headquarters in the United States, con- terested in seeing this. evidence sideration be given to the idea of moving to the Island of further travel promotion for of La Gonave in the Bay of Gonave in the Repmblic your area by Pan American. uf Haiti. This is an activity we Crry on continuously to encourage travel This idea would surely appeal to all the new African to the countries we serve The More You Know About Scotch member nations because of its location in a Negro Best regards. Republic. The Island is sparcely populated SO that its Cordially, The More You Like Cutty Sark acquisition would pose no great economic problem for S. Roger Wolin Haiti. On the other hand, it would give employment Public Relations Manager. (See Pauline Bonaparte story to thousands of Haitian workers and develop an area page 1) which although practically abandoned for over a century, would adapt itself wonderfully for all the purposes New York Times Oct. 6, 1961of such a move. There are hundreds of beautiful residential sites on the Island and its accessibility to ali CONDITIONS FOR nations of the Western Hemisphere would be extreme- FOREIGN AID advantageous. CUTTY ly Such a move would undoubtedly meet with the ap- Fowler Hamilton; head of the proval of those nation members who have been voicing new Agency for International Development, put his stewardtheir objections to the United States of America as a ship of the United States foreign permanent location of their headquarters and the So- aid program on a sound basis a viet idea of Berln. at the outset when he enphasizI The entire Island, about 30 miles long and 12 miles ed that "we will regard itas wide would be available for the construetion all our first -duty to help those of SA of ad- the less- developed friendly counministrative buildings, residences, recreation areas tries that. icing new Agency for International Development, put his stewardtheir objections to the United States of America as a ship of the United States foreign permanent location of their headquarters and the So- aid program on a sound basis a viet idea of Berln. at the outset when he enphasizI The entire Island, about 30 miles long and 12 miles ed that "we will regard itas wide would be available for the construetion all our first -duty to help those of SA of ad- the less- developed friendly counministrative buildings, residences, recreation areas tries that. make efforts to help SCOTCHWHISKY Airport and Seaport. So far as meteorological statist- themselves." The best evidence ics are available. The Island has never been visited by of their desire to help themselv: a hurricane. It appears to be protected by the mount- es. he added, would be -their ainous mainland which surrounds it on three sides. willingness to undertake changThe climate is ideal, the surrounding waters are term- es, if necessary, even in their M internal organization." ing with fish E and there are numerous beautiful natural sand beaches. Itis unfortunately true that The obvious advantages to the Republic of Haiti billions of additional aid funds are beyond estimate. Both from an economic and Tour- could be showered on some unCUTTYSARK istic point of view it would mean a new life for this very der-developed little benefit countries simply with bestruggling under-developed country and its people. cause of domestic circumstances that do not permit these counBLENDED tries to utilize outside help et-l SCOTS WHISKY fectively. Ih some cases their Scobch Whilskies leaders fail to undertake hard Sit bat Disilerdes and unpopular tasks such as 35heat 4hourt land reform, the elimination of NIONS Nodala Iby corruption in govemment and the adoption and enforcement of FROM equitable tax systems. In other BERE - BROIS RUDDI instances societies cling to be S liefs and customs that seriously impede economic progress, such as the aversion to the killing of cattle in India or the prejudice OD V A among, educated Asians against manual work. In still other cases social and political attitudes Onions of first quality are available at the hostile to foreign enterprise are barriers to successful aid prOgnom sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue rams. In several overpopulated des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following countries foreign economic assistance will never do the job it prices: is Bet intended to do unless the people are persuaded of the ne cessity of population control. 10lbs.- -Bags 15 Gourdes Other United States aid officSu WNE 50lbs.- 15 Gourdes ials before him have said what CAa18A Bags Mr Hamilton has said, but then Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis have shrunk froni the hard, Exclusive Distributor: of Gourdes: 2.75 per 101bs. bags (Minimum sometimes risky, decisions that DR. GERARD KENOL 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 501bs. (Minim- Mr We Hamilton's trust the new premises aid adminis- require. 151 Rue du Centre um 10 bags.) trator will without flinching apply the criteria that he has put ON SALE AT forward. THE BETTER STORES --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 WHAITI SUN" Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 Haiti And The Latin American Population Rise square mile, Mexico 33.3 2.9 44 S6 Years Nicaragua 1.4 3.4 25 83 Mid Per People To 400 Panama 1.0 2.9 36 84 By K. M. BAER The letter reads: the past six years, We ask our1959 cent Per Per Paraguay 1.7 2.3 11 158 The following letter appeared Mr Harry W. Frantz in The selves, "How soon will there be Country (Mill) Iner. sq.m sq.m Peru 10.5 2.6 21 115 on the editorial page of the Wa- Washington Post of Sept. 4, too many people in each nation U.S. 177.7 1.7 49 124 Uruguay 2.7 1.3 37 185 shington Post for September 19. , We ask our1959 cent Per Per Paraguay 1.7 2.3 11 158 The following letter appeared Mr Harry W. Frantz in The selves, "How soon will there be Country (Mill) Iner. sq.m sq.m Peru 10.5 2.6 21 115 on the editorial page of the Wa- Washington Post of Sept. 4, too many people in each nation U.S. 177.7 1.7 49 124 Uruguay 2.7 1.3 37 185 shington Post for September 19. notes that Census Bureau estim if the same rate of increase in Argentina 20.6 11.9 19 161 Venezuela 6.5 3.0 18 81 1961. It concerns populations and ates tend to discredit a "popit population is maintained over Bolivia 3.4 1.4 8 283 One sees that the "explosion" people per-square-mile and in the lation explosion" in Latin Ame- the years? Haiti and El Salva- Brazil 64.2 2.4 20 126 is a rather slow motion phenomlatter category Haiti leads all rica. He notes that the popula- dor have the greatest population Chile 7.5 2.5 26 110 enon, but the certainty of reachof the others of the 21 American tion of 20 Latin American states concentration today of those Colombia 13.8 2.5 31 104 ing a high population density republics.. is about the same as that of the listed (323 and 309, respectively). Costa Rica 1.1 41 58 48 provided nothing changes the Also, the letter assumes that United States and Canada. One We will assume that 400 pcople Cuba 6.6 2.1 149 48 current trend, is inescapable 9 400 people-per-s quar e-mile is infers that he believes, there- per square mile is too many." Dom." Rep. 2.9 3.5 151 28 even here in the United States, "tD0 many", and calculates the fore, there is no cause for con- The statistics from Mr Frantz Ecuador M 4.2 3.0 40 78 Furthermore, we won't be so number of years it will take for cern: article appear in the table be- El Salvador 2.5 2.5 309 105 very far behind our Latin neigheach of the republics to reach Actually, whether there is a low. The last column gives the Guatemala 3.6 3.0 87 52 bors. that figure. So, Haiti leads all populatten. explosion in process number of years until the popu- Haiti 3.5 1.2 323 18 J. E. ABLARD the rest; we will reach such ornot is merely a matter of lation density reaches 400 per_Honduras 1.9 3.3 44 58 Silver Spring, Md. densify. of population in 18 years. definition. It is significant that Moreover, the statistics do not all the countries listed by Mr show the full gravity of the pro: Frantz showed a net increase in blem, inasmuch. as 80 percent of population. Whether any of the the surface area of Haiti is increases depict an explosion demountainous and also a consi- pendsi on what one defines as an derable portion is arid, with explosion. some areas of unfertile soils. It is interesting to estimate what the statistics predict for On the other hand, the statis- the future. The mathematical ties, to not reflect Hait's full problem is the same as the one TRACTION 1 months of agricultural produe- an investor meets when hein Voine tion per year, as compared. 80 percent of population. Whether any of the the surface area of Haiti is increases depict an explosion demountainous and also a consi- pendsi on what one defines as an derable portion is arid, with explosion. some areas of unfertile soils. It is interesting to estimate what the statistics predict for On the other hand, the statis- the future. The mathematical ties, to not reflect Hait's full problem is the same as the one TRACTION 1 months of agricultural produe- an investor meets when hein Voine tion per year, as compared. for vests money at compound ininstance, with only 6 monthis or terest. The "principle" corresau lewse of production in large parts ponds to the current population of the USA, Argentine and Chile. density (mid -1959). The rate of Some of our technical friends interest corresponds to the avermaintain that Haiti CAN be pro- age rate of increase per vear sperous: given in Mr Frantz article over] POINTD'ATTAQUE Le nouveau Traction Sure-Grip SUTUHHIVIIMHIHUIIHUUUNITITA de Goodyeara été spécialement MENS SHIRTS conçu pour vous donner une SCARVES traction maximum, Il est muni à de longues barres pour vous HANDKERCHIEFS procurer la force de traction requise par les tracteurs modernes. Ilmord en biais et grâce à son profilà By yARD C-E-N-T-R-E 0-U-V-E-R-T, il se nettoie automatiquement. 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He is a devout man, but there is noDoctors thing Of the crusader about him. vs. Witchcraft His mild, spectacled eyes regard the world with patient hope. Deep In Haiti's Voodoo-ridden Back Country Lies A Modern Hospital, The Surprising Week Of You might expect to see his A Refugee From Upper-Class Life In The U.S. face behind the counter of a bank -his first job was in the By JOE ALEX MORRIS family. bank but you would A hot morning sun was ham- a kind of miracle of human fel- ation. To finance it, the Mellons There are a few who try to not guess he had once been a mering the mud-and-thatch huts lowship, the most modern scien- set up the Grant Foundation _ evade the hospital rules that all cow-boy in Arizona. You might of the Haitian village of Des- tific resources were enlisted in Mrs Mellon's maiden name was patients must be residents of take him for a cellist in a string' chapelles when I first saw the the struggle to save her life, Grant. But the scope and volu- the commune, and that all who quartet he plays six musical ebony-skinned young man with The "miracle" is the Albert me of their work have outgrown can must pay something, Some instruments- but you would not a small bundle held lightly in Schweitzer Hospital, built in the their resources.. Last year 10,095 well-to-do residents of the cap- type him as the descendant of one hand. He had been walking back country of Haiti by William new outpatients were treated, ital of Port au Prince, for ex- American capitalists. all night through the sere: hillsLarimer Mellon Jr., a grand- bringing the over-all total to ample, have driven their autothat ring the Artibonite Valley. Albert me of their work have outgrown can must pay something, Some instruments- but you would not a small bundle held lightly in Schweitzer Hospital, built in the their resources.. Last year 10,095 well-to-do residents of the cap- type him as the descendant of one hand. He had been walking back country of Haiti by William new outpatients were treated, ital of Port au Prince, for ex- American capitalists. all night through the sere: hillsLarimer Mellon Jr., a grand- bringing the over-all total to ample, have driven their autothat ring the Artibonite Valley. nephew of Andrew W. Mellon, more than 45,000. To meet the mobiles to Deschapelles, chang- Although Mellon is administraSometimes he had heard the onetime Secretary of the Trea- cost of operation today, the ed into ragged clothes and walk- tor of the hospital, he has inboom of voodoo drums in thej sury, and known 'in his day as foundation must depend on gifts ed a short distance to the hos- stead of a private office a small darkness; sometimes he had one of the worid's richest men. from the United States and else- bital seeking admittance as loc- desk in a corner of the room passed jungle huts where fami- Larry Mellon and his wife have where. al farmers. The vast majority, occupied by his chief account lies slept with wooden shutters given to their Haitian hospital however, are honest, poverty- ant. Almost the only time he locked to keep out the evil spir- almost all their material wealth, Most of the patients who occu- stricken folk who want to pay at can call his own is the hour beits of the night. as well as their energies, their Dy the hospital's 101 beds, and least part of their way. Even 50, fore dinner, when he retires to time and their devotion. the 800 or 1000 more who are the hospital collects only about his study to play the flute, the Now, in the daylight, he came The medical-missionary work treated and given medicine at $100 a day in fees, one tenth of cello or a battered horn. upon a modern building of gray of Dr Albert Schweitzer, at his the clinic each week, come from the cost of operation. stone and gleaming glass that famous jungle hospital at Lam- the families of poor, illiterate He 'has a remarkable talent seemed misplaced in: this prim- barene in Gabon, Atrica, has in- farmers. Most are chronic suf On the three clinic days a for languages, and he likes itive countryside. Seemingly out spired men and women to esta- ferers from malnutrition, mala- week, Gwen Mellon goes on duty to read ancient Latin and Hebof place, too, were the white-coat- blish. clinics and hospitals in rid, parasites or tuberculosis. To before seven A.M. as an inter rew classics in the original. As ed doctor, Robert McGovern ofmany underdeveloped parts oflreach the hospital, some walk preter and medical technician, la child, he learned French from Hempstead, Long Island, and the world. But the Mellon esta- through the hills for as long as staying until late in the after- his Swiss governess and picked the slim woman, Mrs Gwen blishment is unique, if only be- two days. Others ride donkeys or noon. She is a familiar figure at up Spanish as a teen-ager at Mellon of New York, to whom cause the hospital building is as are carried on litters. the hospital on other days, too, Choate School, where his best the young man held out his up-to-date" and fully equipped asi and in the surrounding villages, friend was a Cuban. Later he bundle-a tiny brown baby. lany you would find in most cities Almost all the patients believe where country people often press was assigned to sit beside a Mama mouri," he said softerot the United States. in voodoo -and witchcraft. Some gifts on her l eggs, artichokes new student from Brazil. The ly in the Creole patois of thel arrive with a rope tightly bound or even a goat. ate School, where his best the young man held out his up-to-date" and fully equipped asi and in the surrounding villages, friend was a Cuban. Later he bundle-a tiny brown baby. lany you would find in most cities Almost all the patients believe where country people often press was assigned to sit beside a Mama mouri," he said softerot the United States. in voodoo -and witchcraft. Some gifts on her l eggs, artichokes new student from Brazil. The ly in the Creole patois of thel arrive with a rope tightly bound or even a goat. idea was that Larry would help country. The mother is dead. The hospital cost $2,000,000; aroumd their chests or limbs as the new boy with his English; The baby is sick staff housing and other facilities a cure for pain, and a few lose Larry Mellon has "had every- instead, Larry learned PortuguMrs Mellon asked questions inat Deschapelles bring total costs an arm or a leg because the thing" since his birth in Pitts- ese. As a young man he hired Creole while Doctor McGovern'to an estimated $3,500,000. When witch doctor pulled the rope too burgh in 1910, yet he has spent a tutor to teach him Russian, examined. the infant. A number- the doors were opened in 1956, tight. Many patients think an most of his adult life in search and later when he was living in ed bracelet was snapped on the the hospital was designed to injection will cure anything and of something that would satisfy Arizona he invited a Syrian fababy's wrist; she was handedserve the commune of Verrettes beg the doctors to use the mag- his combination of business ab- mily: to live on his ranch so he over: to a nurse and, thanks to with an estimated 70,000 popul ic needle. lility, aesthetic sensitivity and could learn to speak Arabic. He learned to read Hebrew at that time, and when he was stationed a gin Spain during the war he stuidied the difficult Basque language. Such versatility should have prepared him to live almost anywhere in the world, but in the back country of Haiti he had ght to learn still another dialect - Creole, which is an odd corruption of French. Mellon's boyhood in Pittsburgh pointed him in no particular direction. His father, William Sr., Hattian was chairman of the board of the Gulf Oil Corporation, but Larry showed little interest in the big business of the Mellon elan. He attended Princeton Uniraft He versity for a year, then threw away his school books, married a girl named Grace Rowley, and p 69.RUE DU QUAI started a career in the family bank just in time for the WHAT TO BUY great stoclemarket collapse of 1929. : SISAL BAGS end BELTS "I enjoyed working in the bank," he said recently, "but FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS business was all down-hill." After several years he became .WOOD CARVINGS a salesman in the family oil com- . MAHOGANY pany and found no joy in the work. By that time he had a .TORTOISE SHELL son, Bill, but his marriage was not a success. In 1925, having .STRAW GOOS.PAINTINGS had enough of the business world, he bought a ranch near Oak Creek Canyon in Arizona, His wife never joined him there, pe however, and they were later riviere d divorced. 2022 € TE riviere The ranching business was downhill too in 1935, and Mellon faced his first real challenge. --- Page 9 --- SUN' PAGE ile bécame a dawn-to-dusk workePerhaps the challenge was gone: degree would take seven years.jnext summer they went to Haitijment Lincluding the current ing cowboy. He built fence. HeIn any event, when he read in Meanwhile, Mrs Mellon started to write a thesis on tropical ul- president, Dr Francois Duvalier, rode herd. He learned to use 1947 about Doctor Schweitzer's trainings as a medical techni- cers l and promptly decided to and minister of health, Dr Carlo an ax and a blacksmith's ham- work in Africa, he wondered cian. bécame a dawn-to-dusk workePerhaps the challenge was gone: degree would take seven years.jnext summer they went to Haitijment Lincluding the current ing cowboy. He built fence. HeIn any event, when he read in Meanwhile, Mrs Mellon started to write a thesis on tropical ul- president, Dr Francois Duvalier, rode herd. He learned to use 1947 about Doctor Schweitzer's trainings as a medical techni- cers l and promptly decided to and minister of health, Dr Carlo an ax and a blacksmith's ham- work in Africa, he wondered cian. build their hospital in the Arti- Boulos- 1s a strong supporter mer, and as beef prices went up why a noted theologian, philosobonite Valley, where a newly of the Mellons. in the later 1930's he prospered. pher and musician should isolate In 1949 the Mellons met Dr completed irrigation dam gave Int 1953, while Mellon was conOnce his father went into part himself in a jungle hospital. He Emory Ross, a minister of the promise of alleviating poverty in tinuing his studies at Tulane, his nership with him to buy addition- read of Schweitzer's philosophy, Christian Church (Disciples of the region. In this area there wife supervised the of The building al cattle. next year Larry of his reverence for all life, of Christ), a former missionary in was not a single doctor in pri- the hospital. In 1954 the hospital returned a profit of $25,000 to his concept of ethics, demanding Africa, and a friend of Doctor vate practice and only two gov- was dedicated, and two years his father, who facetiously com- the highest development of the Schweitzer. Doctor Ross, after ernment clinics. later it opened its doors. plained that he had wanted a individual's resources. an exchange of letters, invited Before leaving Haiti, Mellon There had been some concern tax deduction instead. One day Mellon was talking Mellon to a reception at his New worked out with the then Pre- that the people, adhering to voo: about Schweitzer to a friend, who York apartment for Doctor sident Paul E: Larry's son Bill spent summMagloire an! Idoo, might be slow to accept the ers on the ranch. Sometimes remarked, "You've really got it Schwveitzer, who was visiting agreement which was approved] hospital's services, but the dawn Larry would drive to California bad, Larry." America. Mellon found so many by the parliament a year later. disclosed crowds already gather- "T've got what?" Mellon ask- guests trying to shake the hand It granted Mellon a to see Bill, who was living there ed. of the famous visitor that he and fifteen residential rent-frec site ed. The staff had that to work until with his mother. The boy was "Oh, this Schweitzer thing retired to the kitchen to help on a former banana plantation, buildings nightfall to see no one was usually embarrassed because you're going to do the same." 3 Mrs Ross and several other lad- free water rights, free neglected. his father drove an old truck "No, Mellon replied. "T'm ies who were preparing refresh- tion of and importa- Mellon hopes that the entire and wore the dusty clothes of equipment supplies staff will be Haitian eventually, a ranch hand. happy on the ranch.' ments. He spent the rest of the for the hospital, and a 100-acre but at present the ten doctors But from that day On; Mellon afternoon washing teacups, but farm on which to raise cattle, twenty-six nurses and two labknew that he was, going to emul- the next day he had a long talk and "He never realized I was em- Schweitzer. vegetables chickens. In re- oratory technicians come from ate He was not a with Doctor Schweitzer. turn, Mellon to barrassed," Bill said years lat agreed build, Haiti, the United States, Canada "because doctor, not even a college grad- In 1951 Mellon and his wife equip, staff and the hos- and a half-dozen er, he always did what uate, and he had a family to went to Africa on a malaria sur- pital. Magloire was operate later other countries. he wanted to do, not what some- consider. . In re- oratory technicians come from ate He was not a with Doctor Schweitzer. turn, Mellon to barrassed," Bill said years lat agreed build, Haiti, the United States, Canada "because doctor, not even a college grad- In 1951 Mellon and his wife equip, staff and the hos- and a half-dozen er, he always did what uate, and he had a family to went to Africa on a malaria sur- pital. Magloire was operate later other countries. he wanted to do, not what some- consider. But Gwen encouraged vey and visited Lambarene. The by a revolution, but the ousted They represent a variety of rebody else thought was proper." him. If he wanted to sell their govern-l (Continued on page 10) When the United States enter- ranch and build a hospital on ed World War II, Mellon joined the moon, she was with him. the Office ofe Strategic Services In 1948 they made a scouting and served_in Spain and Switz- trip to South America, visited the erland. He gotback. to Arizona headwaters of the Amazon River in the summer of 1945 to res- in Peru and saw primitive peopume ranching, and in 1946 he les in need of medical help. Re married Mrs Gwen Grant Raw- Iturning to the U.S, Mellon son, a divorcee with two sons erlia beana ignored the. discouraging advice and a daughter. She was an ex- of educators and enrolled at Tufoe cellent horse-woman and a lover lane University to complete his of the outdoors; their life on education and become a doctor. the was erlia ranch wonderful, but He was thirty-eight years old, goodhess Mellon became restless again. and the. training for his medical - AO * NAEFrO IN PETIONVILLE IT'S HOTEL MOITANA X At 100fect altitude. - yer only/mnules the heart yes...you get A From of PORT-AU-PRINCE o * The most exquisite Views,oVerlooKing the dily the bay, the plaino,lie mountains o * Delidious dontinental cuisine and superb SNO beans in Servide every cup of * Personalized attention to every guest. Snnt * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge NESCAFE and Bar - Panorama Terrace Air-conditioned de-luxe rooms The all coffee instant coffee with the "Let's have another cup" taste. ( A2 It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (REW) WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted beansg gointo every flavorful cup oftoday's TUESDAY :InformalCréole Nescafé. No NESCAFE Buffet Dandingfrom othercoffee. no matterhow Mevingue 7:30PM fo insfruchion midnight ane Contest it's made tastes SO fresh, SO friendly, SO INSTANT 99pArabatrprn completely satisfying. In today's Nescafé, - Punehbowl the accent is on coffee! COFFEE wlouseay:do-plipnlog gel-together Party from 7pm fo 8pm. Reatrcos hspN FRIDAY :GalaDinner-D Dance from 7:30Pmt to Get NESCAFÉ today! 1:30am. Show at 10:30 G SMgEes admission fee blended and roasled HLL Lonmealiders:Cocdlel hour Jrem7b9 with native Combo 10 your laste R --- Page 10 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 PAGE 10 "HAITI SUN" pital, but there. appears to be] instructing the people in the dig- dig .the ditch but, to help pay DOCTORS VS. WITCHCRAFT no. riva Iry; occasionally the ging of safe wells, building of for the pipeline, they raised $100. witch doctors themselves come showers and latrines and cons Soon they will have pure water (Continued from page 9) medical director, Dr Dorrien for treatment. A remarkable truction of rammed-earth houses, to drink, and they are going to ligious faiths. "HAITI SUN" pital, but there. appears to be] instructing the people in the dig- dig .the ditch but, to help pay DOCTORS VS. WITCHCRAFT no. riva Iry; occasionally the ging of safe wells, building of for the pipeline, they raised $100. witch doctors themselves come showers and latrines and cons Soon they will have pure water (Continued from page 9) medical director, Dr Dorrien for treatment. A remarkable truction of rammed-earth houses, to drink, and they are going to ligious faiths. The nursing staff, Venn, was a surgeon m Johan- number of women attending the which are superior to wattle or build shower baths too. We exfor example, includes nuns from nesburg, South Africa, who had clinic assert that they are preg- mud huts. Shirer's staff has a pect other villages to follow this the Order of the Immaculate Con- been associated with the Schweit- nant, but when asked how long station wagon, andi a motion-pic- example." ception as well as some Menno- zer hospital at Lambarene. Dr. they have been pregnant they) ture: truck to show educational nite girls from Mid-western Am- Lucien Rousseau was a success- reply: "Oh, for two years". or films, particularly on health The trouble is that as operaerica. ful Port au Prince gynecologist, "for three years.' subjects. They. have made two tions expand the costs mount. Some staff members left flour- Dr James Orr joined the staff One of the serious problems excellent short movies of their Originally Mellon set up the ishing private practice or well- because his busy practice at is tetanus in new born babies own, one on prevention of tetan- Grant Foundation in such a way paid jobs to become' part of Mel- Germantown, New York, allow: due ito unsterile delivery. The us in babies and the other about that it would provide about $200,- lon's effort in Haiti. Miss Wal- ed him no time to be with his hospital trains midwives to avoid the raising of pigs. Dr Tom! 1000 each year for operating axborg L. Peterson, better known wife and four children. this danger and provides expect Keefe of Hartford, Connecticut, penses. This giit left him witlas Miss Pete, was executive as- From the beginning, the hos- ant mothers with a kit.and com- a Cornell University graduate, out a cent. "The only real prosistant to the director of the pital was prepared for almost plete instructions on safe deliv- recently joined the staff as ve: perty I have left in the world," Massachusetts Eye and Ear In- any medical emergency, but the ery. Yet- there are. misunder- terinarian, and with his help 3 he said recently, "is a trunk in firmary before she decided to doctors were not always prepar- standings. Sometimes a proud farmers are raising pigs in a somebody's basement in New accept the challenge of direct- ed for ther superstitions and fan- father will appear carrying an controlled experiment, using mo- York. It contains a full-dress. ing the nursing staff and train- cies of the people. Most of the hour-old infant on a piece of dern animat-husbandry methods suit." ing twenty-seven local girls as patients consult their voodoo sterilized brown paper that was Shirer hopes that the results will In 1960 the hospital costs in aides to the nurses. The staff doctors before: visiting the hos- given him to assure cleanliness encourage many small farmers cash and in donated food, drugs in delivery, but which he decided to profit by example. In the and materials mounted to around could be better used to bring past they have raised only thin, $550,000, including a considerabthe baby to the hospital to, show razorback hogs. le expenditure for such capital that-hec had done his job well. improvements as new residences CONSULT Or an expectant mother will Last year Mellon observed that (Continued on page 11) walk to a spot near the hospit: the villagers of nearby Desaral, bear her child in the bush, mes had to carry water half a sacha thebaud and then çarry it to the hospital mile from a creek contaminated to have the umbilical cord sev- by parasites that sapped tite vilarchitect U. to the hospital to, show razorback hogs. le expenditure for such capital that-hec had done his job well. improvements as new residences CONSULT Or an expectant mother will Last year Mellon observed that (Continued on page 11) walk to a spot near the hospit: the villagers of nearby Desaral, bear her child in the bush, mes had to carry water half a sacha thebaud and then çarry it to the hospital mile from a creek contaminated to have the umbilical cord sev- by parasites that sapped tite vilarchitect U. of M. ered in the proper manner. lagers' strength and made them vulnerable to many ailments. Such incidents emphasized After tramping through the hills Splabl for thej above the village until he found need for a community program) a flowing spring, he offered to VIRGINIA IA of adult education, sanitation provide pipe for a water line decoration and preventive mediciner For to the market place, if the peopCigaceltes this purpose, the Rev. Lloyd le would dig the ditch. construction Shirer joined the: Mellons and in The response, : he says, was JOSEPH NADAL & Co. 1959. started a community-deve- remarkable. Not only did they Agents. lopment program that covers 8 at castelhaiti villages on a meager budget of $30,000. Shirer, with a background of educational work, on INSURANCE 1 p.m. -m 3 p.m. the African Gold Coast (now INSURE WITH SURE Ghana), is assisted by two highCALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY ly qualified Haitians, Mr and Founded In 1805 Mrs, Joseph Bernard, and a staff of eighteen young Haitians and INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF Americans. In addition, dozens THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT of Haitian volunteers work in the felid community centers, teaching reading and writing, sewing, RONY CHENET & SONS homemaking, child care; carp: AGENTS FOR HAITI entry, ceramics and sanitation. Ticke Rollei The development program is Address Rue des Miracles Opposite National Bank. 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SojAfter a while the pastor liftedi she had hounced over the hills I deliver the children on their the little girl from the jeep and in the jeep, bewildered and a (Continued from page 10) fancy church dinner in New village market day." held her on his shoulder so that little Afrightened. 0 ece X * < a 4 66666660 --- Page 11 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 *HAITI SUN" PAGE 1 A DOCTORS VS. WITCHCRAFT Ibody comes to the market. SojAfter a while the pastor liftedi she had hounced over the hills I deliver the children on their the little girl from the jeep and in the jeep, bewildered and a (Continued from page 10) fancy church dinner in New village market day." held her on his shoulder so that little Afrightened. Now she was the nursing staff. This spen York, catered by Sardi's. The On this particular day smil- more people could see her. Jean- back in the strong smells and Haitian auxiliary nurses - was possible only because hospital has received gifts of all ing infants ten- ne's. frightened eyes darted Over the clamor of the market that mostly checks for ten or kinds of materials, from pins to derly placed two in a the crowded, noisy market place, no Ionger seemed familiar. Tears en dollars, arrived almost paintbrushes to plumbing fixtur- basket in Pastor Bois" jeep and seeking a familiar face. Bois rolled down her brown cheeks. at Post Office Boxi 4, St. es. Mis Mellon says they can then boosted in four small chil- waited. Then she looked again at her Haiti, from well-wishers make good use of "almost any- dren. The pastor climbed behind grandmother, and her arms e United States and other thing. 11 the wheel and we were off. Then at last, pushing impa- went out and she clung to the ries. The need for "almost anytiently through the crowd, came old woman's neck, secure and addition, the hospital re- thing" is obvious to anyone who It was a long and tiring day an elderly woman in a starched/well again. of jolting over rutted roads or white dress and 5 generous help from CA- goes, as I did, on a jeep journey sometimes no- roads at all, ct straw hat. an ancient black The Medical and. Surgical through the countryside with one many stops and many inquiries T'm her Jeanne was smiling as we Committee in New York of the hospital's staff members, in the market places, until fin- said, grandmother, her arms she drove away l an unforgettable wirds each month about the Rev. Joseph Bois. Born the ally we had safely discharged' reaching to the kind of smile that said someD worth of drugs contribut- sonot a voodoo priest, Bois is all child. thing about the miracle of hupharmaceutical compan-] now the minister of a Baptist our passengers except a For a moment, Jeanne seemed man fellowship. It must have farious corporations in the church at Gonaives and is rais five-year-old girl named Jeanne: to hesitate, For three weeks she been such a smile, I thought, a States have given equip- ing money to" build another Her curly hair had a reddish Fhad been in the big, quiet hos: that Larry Mellon was searchinz and building materials, church at Deschapelles. On week tinge as a result of malnutrition. Dital She had gained weight. for when he decided to build a an Ohio pottery regularly days his job is to transport chil She was tired, and there were The pain had gone away. Thenlhospital in the Valley of the Arbutes chinaware for xthe dren discharged from the hospi- tears. in her eyes when she al and staff, The First tal back to their parents, with a thought that we had gone past oyterian Church of Beaver, packet of food and medicine and her village. But the pastor told isylvania, keeps the hospital instructions for their care. her gently that we were on the to.. lied with sheets. The Chris- This is no easy task, because Fright road, and toon we did Special Tip Women's Fellowship of the finding any one hut is rather draw up at the edge of the markples of Christ Church sends like looking for a needle in a et place nearest her home. CAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL made bandages. Many in- haystack, But the pastor has a Bois asked a shopkeeper if he ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE mals have organized bene- system. "I know the market day knew Jeanne's family. The Chris- This is no easy task, because Fright road, and toon we did Special Tip Women's Fellowship of the finding any one hut is rather draw up at the edge of the markples of Christ Church sends like looking for a needle in a et place nearest her home. CAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL made bandages. Many in- haystack, But the pastor has a Bois asked a shopkeeper if he ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE mals have organized bene- system. "I know the market day knew Jeanne's family. Yes, te or the hospital; one was al lin each village, " he says. "Every- knew the name but he hadn't ALL D 40. INCLUDE seen them around. A, toothless woman came to peer into the OPERATED.BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS jeep. Ah! she had seen that AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE child around, but she didn't PETION-VILLE HAITI lominican Steamship know the parents. Soon a score P.O.BOX 312 Phone:7761 of persons was crowding around the jeep, shouting suggestions. 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Winny a Manager- diseases herel They were greet ess of a Credit Store in Londoi ed by Dr Arthur Wood, Chief of knew the Sterlins from her home the Division of Public Health Drs Lovinsky Fauche, General Administrator of the Hospitals town where Marie Rose studies (SCISP) at the USOM and Dr and Hubert Delya, Administrator of SERPIAN, flew to U. S. SunAccountancy and Secretarial Victor. Laroche, Professor and day. They are representing the Haitian Government at the Panworks and met Rene when he Chief of the Department of trovisited his daughter... el They were greet ess of a Credit Store in Londoi ed by Dr Arthur Wood, Chief of knew the Sterlins from her home the Division of Public Health Drs Lovinsky Fauche, General Administrator of the Hospitals town where Marie Rose studies (SCISP) at the USOM and Dr and Hubert Delya, Administrator of SERPIAN, flew to U. S. SunAccountancy and Secretarial Victor. Laroche, Professor and day. They are representing the Haitian Government at the Panworks and met Rene when he Chief of the Department of trovisited his daughter... pical and preventive medicine at ameriean Health meeting in Washington from October 3rd to the Faculte de Medecine de October 17th... Dr Vilfort Beauvoir, Vice-President of the BNRH, **Mr Malcolm G. Cook, an Of Port au Prince, Colonel Ede Dr Vilvert Celestin, General Director of Finances and Economic ficial of the ICA in Washington, mund Dollar, Military Attache at Affairs, and Rene Adrien, Fonde de Pouivoirs at BNRH, have reD.C. is visiting here this week the U.S. Embassy. tarned from Vienna (Austria) where they participated in the Interin company with his beaitiful national Monetary Funds meeting... At the request of the American Japanese wife Umeko. They are Dr. Bowditch will, stay two apparently honeymooning. Mal- weeks here and Dr Switz a Government, technical and financial aid Is being furnished for colm and Umeko are guests at month... the preliminary test of RAMIE production in Haiti. This fiber is Ernst Casseus coordinator of the Caribe Hotel... **Nancy Knobel, wife of resid: closely related to Sisal... Mrs Katherine Stade Newbegin, wife of the Panamerican Tourist Festi- **Dr Robert Sherwood, a phy: ent Merchant Murray Khobel is the U.S. Ambassador to Haiti, Mr Robert Newbegin, returned from val planned for the end of this sician from Silver Spring Md is back home again... the U.S. and vacation this week... Mrs Jean Clesca is home from year in Port au Prince departs visiting here this week... visting, New York... Mr Fritz Larsen has been appointed delegate today on a business trip to Jam- **Robert Menas, of the Emp- **Tt is the duty of ther Service aica and the U.S. ire State Yarns Corporation of of Security to be concerned with at the Public Treasure's Administration replacing Mr Rolin Rose New York and Eugene Goforth; the security of the Emperor, mond pensioned off... Mr Franck Cave, former Division Chief to of the Bloomingdale's Depart- but is the privilege of Napoleon Rural Dèvelopment (DARNDR) is the new Administrator of Sugar CASINO GETS UPLIFT ment Store in New York arrived to think that the bullet that will Mill Central Dessalines of Les Cayes... Monday, Mgr Collignon, WITH GOOD SHOW this week for a four day visit kill him has not been melted Archbishop of Les Cayes, returned from profitable visit to the U.S. at the Grand Hotel Oloffson. yet.. Movie fans were upset The Casino has Bob was recommended here by last when and the his Canada, homeland.,. October 4th, at Centre Social of Por- season opened a new Mr Baker, Executive of the of Sunday Service with a decided change of an Security put a ban on KAtail Leogane, 35' girls. were graduated in Domestic Economic Art... air: Not only does the establish- Tioga Textile Co who visited TIA because of the bomb throw: Wednesday, some 300 students participated in. the entrance examin- ment have a more inviting en- Haiti last year. Bob and Gene ing shown in this film. But Preation to the Faculty of Medicine. Oaly 50 will be recruited for trance with an artistic drum and who left Saturday are delighted sident Duvalier, a man of great PCE.- Thursday, October 5th, at 6:30a.m., a requiem mass was neon veves but the "Nuit Magi with Haiti. They will be back culture, lifted the ban and it said in the Chapelle of Petit Seminaire College St. Martial, in que" show is said to be extra- next February for carnival... last year. Bob and Gene ing shown in this film. But Preation to the Faculty of Medicine. Oaly 50 will be recruited for trance with an artistic drum and who left Saturday are delighted sident Duvalier, a man of great PCE.- Thursday, October 5th, at 6:30a.m., a requiem mass was neon veves but the "Nuit Magi with Haiti. They will be back culture, lifted the ban and it said in the Chapelle of Petit Seminaire College St. Martial, in que" show is said to be extra- next February for carnival... was told that he said that it ordinary. **Sarah Higgin Bowditch, would be a lack of culture of R. P. to memory Cabon, formér Superior of "Spiritain" CongregChief of the division of prevent- ban this film which traces ation his in Haiti.., Police Chief Lt-Col. F. M. Arty advises that autos Mr Corado Salimbene Casino ive medicine at the- US Army torical facts for nobody can -Private, Official, Diplomat, Consul, Service of the State, FAdH, operator has béen singled out Hospital, Dr Donald MacLean' change History... are being inspected fromi Oct. 2nd to 31st at Chancerelles.. Engin- by Le Nouvelliste which coma cer Adrien Roy (Grand Rue builder) is back from six months in mended his taste this week. Europe.. Mr Edmond Khayat, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Liban to Haiti arrived Friday.. Today, Giand U.S COAST GUARD SEAPLANE Goave is celebrating St Francois d'Assises, its Patron-saint's day. TENDER VISITING. LES STUDIOS DE DANSE Mr Hubert Osias appointed Inspector to Commerce and Industry Department.. From October 2nd to 31st, at 8am, to 12 and 2pm The U.S. Coast Guard SeaBACOULOU lo 4pm, every working day, four offices of the Contributions Ser- the plane Tender Casco is spending vice to facilitate the delivery of identity cards are operating in liberty weekend for its in sixteen Port permitting STARTING OCTOBER 1st, 1961 the following areas: Tribune of Champ de Mars, Archives Nationa- 122 enlisted men and twenty officers pasles (Poste Marchand); Kiosque Place Ste Anne; Kiosque Cite Vin- sengers, Modern Theatrical Dance Roland Wingfield cent (La Saline): The additional tax for identity card exercice The Casco arrived 7am Haitian Dance Louines Louinis 1961-1962 will start on November 3rd... Ghislaine Pierre-Panl and day under the command of Satur: Com: Drumming Louis Celestin Frederic Baudin will wed on October 21st at 6:30pm at St Pierre mander F. A. Goettel. Social Dance Gerard Dorsinvil Church (Petionville). .. By commission of the President of the Rep. Paulette Casseus ublic, Engineer Louis Abraham is appointed Director of Municipal Genie... The new Police head-quarters will be inaugurated on Nov- CACIOUE ISLAND SCHEDULE: ember 18th, "Jour de la Bataille de Vertieres" and Army Day... Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 5 6 p.m. From Ciudad Trujillo Tuesday arrived Mr Gustavo Orlandini, Am- "IBO BEACH" Thursday. 5 6 p.m. bassador of Italia in Haiti and Mr Emmanuel Stumpt, functionary Saturday 10 11 a.m. of Brasilian Government on a cultural mission... Mr Gerard Dabady ONLY 30 MINUTES Advanced Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 2 3 p.m. ot-"Thele-Haiti" flew, Wednesday, to Canada and France, to study FROM Thursday 2 3 p.m. T.V. On a scholarship.. PORT-AU-PRINCE Beginners Haitian Dance Monday 3 4 p.m. ENTRY (INCLUDING Drumming Monday 2 3 p.m. Thursday 2 3 p.m. YOUR HOME AWAY FROM ROUND-TRIP Saturday 9 10 p.m. HOME: : Social Dance (Meringue) Wednesday 9:30 p.m. BOAT La Clairiere TRANSPORTATION) Special drumming classes for children and Modern Dance for youngsters. BUNGALO W S ONLY $1.00 Children 50 Cents Visitors may enroll for individual classes. U-PRINCE Beginners Haitian Dance Monday 3 4 p.m. ENTRY (INCLUDING Drumming Monday 2 3 p.m. Thursday 2 3 p.m. YOUR HOME AWAY FROM ROUND-TRIP Saturday 9 10 p.m. HOME: : Social Dance (Meringue) Wednesday 9:30 p.m. BOAT La Clairiere TRANSPORTATION) Special drumming classes for children and Modern Dance for youngsters. BUNGALO W S ONLY $1.00 Children 50 Cents Visitors may enroll for individual classes. FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager Private Dressing Rooms For the classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for proIn the delightful "SOUS-BOIS" of Bizoton fessional dancers and visitors inquire daily in the afternoon at the The comfort and privacy of your own cottage White Sand Beach with the best type of Hotel service. HOTEL MAJESTIC Petionville Park, or write BAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, Fine Restaurant and Snack Bar to COLORFUL GARDENS WATER SKIING ODETTE WIENER, ATTRACTIVE RATES - - - SKIN-DIVING P.O.B. 991, Port au Prince, HAITI. --- Page 13 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 13 Haiti Visitors Dine Elegantly In Home imes, china, textiles, mahogany, Jof art forms. For a few dolla silver and other imports in the one buys a painting that We Of Pauline Bonaparte free: port shops. might be worth thousands in Paintings from Haitian primi- few years, as has happened (Continued from page 1) (from the new U.S. Embassy, thelin the city itself, along the tive artists hang in the famous often in the past. couch in bathing costume, is offices of Pan American Air shore road, in Petionville and museums of the world and each There's lunch at Le Perchot Pauline herself. The statue is ways, which connects Port au sprinkled about the sides of the year new talent is displayed on the haute cuisine restaurant hig reminiscent of Canova's famous Prince with New York, Miani mountains that hem in the city. the walls of Centre d'Art on Rue in the mountain clouds, and di reclining statue of Venus, in the and the islands of the Caribbean. Rates vary from a top of $50 de la Revolution and in other ner at Le Picardie or at Le C Villa Borghese, Rome, for which One hotel has closed its doors, per couple daily with menls to galleries and museums.. New cique Isle, between the caband Pauline modeled when she was while another has opened to take a low of $9 without. techniques and new forms have on a golden beach. married to Prince Camillo Bor- its place. New is the Caribe brought about lively controvers- There is, in short, plenty ghese. Hotel d'Haiti, though the loca- "Happiness awaits for you in ies among the many "schonls"ldo in Haiti. tion is that of the Hotel Simbie, Haiti" is printed across the $2 A beautification program be- which closed three years ago. entry card visitors buy upon ar ing conducted by the Minister of The new owners, Gerard Frich- rival and residents of the Tourism is returning Port au ette and John Lome of Canada, French speaking island republic Prince's Exposition area to the have done over the entire hotel,try to make it all come true. pristine glory it displayed during installed air conditioning through- It's a land of beautiful scenery, Haiti's World's Fair of a decade out and added Le Gourmet Room, flowers of all colots, warm ago. A beautification program be- which closed three years ago. entry card visitors buy upon ar ing conducted by the Minister of The new owners, Gerard Frich- rival and residents of the Tourism is returning Port au ette and John Lome of Canada, French speaking island republic Prince's Exposition area to the have done over the entire hotel,try to make it all come true. pristine glory it displayed during installed air conditioning through- It's a land of beautiful scenery, Haiti's World's Fair of a decade out and added Le Gourmet Room, flowers of all colots, warm ago. Murals and statues by fa- which is already famous for its seas, cool nights in the mount mous artists are being restored, French and Haitian cuisine: ains, days spent loafing, and lookjun landscaping renewed and the evenings watching gay floorbuildings repainted for the open- Each of the 25 other hotels in shows in hotels and nightclubs ing of the winter season. the Port au Prince area has or dancing to BLUE merengue orchesDOOR RISAERe ANIGEL & STAR been carrying on refurbishing tras. The the label area on Exposition has many and expansion programs right Ther's golf, tennis and all watfine handicrafts shops patronized through the busy summer seas- ér sports for those so inclined TA by tourists, many of the consul- on. They now boast a totai offand exciting moments when ates and, across. the avenuel labout 700 rooms, spread about shopping for bargains in perfuChoose Gaterpillar Wheel-Type. Traxcavators ooetIO speed ame endurameel thumsbasbancont Sucrs. Dlatitié ett mis sen souteilte par * de paut OardineDcs. PRO Porteusprinae0uem) SATERPILLAD :5 UHtami SAatancrait Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY'CONNOISSEURS a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD Caterpillar Traxcavators can ISSA wheel-type OHAITI dig and load a bucketfull of gravel in less than half a minute, undertypicaiconditions. These loaders have shift transmissions GALLERY power and automatic ART bucket positioners to speed up operations. Their sturdy construction saves trouble on the onRuedu Quai : tough jobs. Caterpillar builds thrée sizes: the 966A N 234 cu. yd.; the 944A 2eu.yd.; and the 922A - PAINTINGS by 1/ by cu.yd. Many Sculplures options and attachments are available, including cabs, quarry buckets, side dump buckets and lumber forks. R.FRANCOiS Cedor We can mateh the loader to your exact needs. Our after-sales service will PERRIER J.E.Gourgue help J.DU keep it operating at high efficiency. V.Denis O.DU PERRIER L.Lazard Caterpillar, Cat and Traxcavator are Registered" Trademarks of Caterpillar Tractor Co. A. DIMANCHE J.Gabriel HAYTIAN TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT Co. S. A. : N.Jean Maurice Bonnefil, Manager Chancerelles --- Page 14 --- Sunday OCTOBER 8th, 1961 PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" Chartered the customers of HAMPCO for Cargo Space On movement of their meats to proOffthe Telediol Planes fitable markets. The Al Noustases are grandparents to a brand new girl; Ter: Is This The Answer To Haitian Commerce? Operators of these charter ry's first-born. Last week's show stopper at El Rancho was the During the month of Septemb- commercial aspect should be of planes are interested in more ripping up the seat of the Banda dancer's pants, They had to call er Pan American World Airways prime concern to all branches cargo, both in and out-bound. him off stage by mike; he thought the applause and laughter were discontinued four. direct flights of industry, commerce and gov- could They are providez worth another patronizing, spoke and in for his a-r-t. This The Answer To Haitian Commerce? Operators of these charter ry's first-born. Last week's show stopper at El Rancho was the During the month of Septemb- commercial aspect should be of planes are interested in more ripping up the seat of the Banda dancer's pants, They had to call er Pan American World Airways prime concern to all branches cargo, both in and out-bound. him off stage by mike; he thought the applause and laughter were discontinued four. direct flights of industry, commerce and gov- could They are providez worth another patronizing, spoke and in for his a-r-t. The drumming which awakened me at 6:30 last per week, two each way, bet- ernment. the wheel of competition to keep Sunday morning was in a rowboat full of Agwe worshippers retur ween Miami and Port au Prin- A favorable deveiopment is it turning, as turn it must for ning from a sea ceremony. It was quite a sight and the singing ce, presumably because the traf- the chartering of non-scheduled a healthier servicing of the the sea reminds of fishing and fic did not justify the previous piston planes, as exemplified by wasn't bad either. Mentioning me ten flights per week. The reducneeds of a struggling country. I can't understand why some of the Martissant "pecheurs" don't tion emphasizes the paucity ot pool resources and get one larger boat with a motor and go to La tourist traffic, one supposes, Mer Frappee, Merger or Mariannie where the fishing is much despite the hue and cry among can U.S. travel and tour KATHERINE some, DUNHAM better than in the. poor tired harbor. You get beauts against lack of available agents space in the market there too when the boats come in about 2 in the to Haiti. afternoon. Kyra Markham, the artist, has bought herself a house But it goes" déeper; it moreANNOUNCES in Petionville and is having her problems with the workmen doing over lessons transport of mails renovations. They: don't seem to want to put her studio window between Haiti and the rest of BAR Geisha SALON in the right (wall: Percy Powell is back water-skiing again, and the world, and indirectly this & Guinee certainly hasn't lost the knack. Carmen Shiddell's Thursday after- affects commerce and industry. There is little- agitation heard OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR noon art classes are growing in popularity and turning up some now for the elongation of the unexpected talent, among them Claude Martin. Whoda thunk it? airport to accommodate jet -Dan Allen had one of his small freezers returned from the repair planes. Yet absence of jetJ rla CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST shop the other day: After being in operation for an hour OF so, nes, with their big hulls and he opened it to check it and found it too hot to touch! It was capacity for the commerce air freight, of Haiti also handicaps blowing hot instead of cold. The fact that the Haitian-American in competition with such counInstitute has upped the semester prices, especially for 5th & 6thi tries as the Dominican Republic year students, and has cut out scholarships this year, is cutting and Colombia. down registrations sharply. This really hurts some of the students; While, as has been pointed cut, Cerard Edouard for one, whose studies in Engtish have been So the tourist aspect may be reimportant in his work at the Carlos Shop. His semester cost jump garded as the concern and responsibility of the business comed from $7to $11, plus the cost of books. Here's. hoping somebody munity and the citizenry, the comes to the rescue. LI hear there's a Brigitte Bardot perfume in Paris l comes soaked in a towel, no doubt. Quote e Unquote: British industrialist Lord Mancroft said When I hear a man In Haiti This Week talking violently about his honor, I know it's time to start counting *Mr Max Bouchereau, former the spoons. the Carlos Shop. His semester cost jump garded as the concern and responsibility of the business comed from $7to $11, plus the cost of books. Here's. hoping somebody munity and the citizenry, the comes to the rescue. LI hear there's a Brigitte Bardot perfume in Paris l comes soaked in a towel, no doubt. Quote e Unquote: British industrialist Lord Mancroft said When I hear a man In Haiti This Week talking violently about his honor, I know it's time to start counting *Mr Max Bouchereau, former the spoons. "Dizzy Dietionary-Gossip: Rumortism. Recommend- Consul General of Haiti in Hamed: a quiet, late dinner at Franck Roy's Clairiere. Both couples burg is back from a 3 visit in West Germany as a guest of the who- were waiting for the music to start for the next dance at the Coffee Tycoon Werner Limberg. Casino last Wed. nite, are still waiting. The orchestra, as oife He's delighted with the hospit man, left the stand to join a table with the showgirls where champ- ality of Mr Limberg.. agne was being served. Well, anyhow, it didn't cost anything to **Married on Saturday Sept get in. -Note to young Jerry Shaw: the white birds have grown ember 30; Mr Humbert De To: babies. Come and get 'em. there's another-set hatching. Talk maso, and his lovely wfie Julia arrived here on their honeymoon about rabbits! In case you've forgotten the best toothpaste is on October 4. Humbert is a still- half salt and half bicarb. And a good: tobacco stain remover Branch Representative for the Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM is lime, Just dig your: brush into a cut lime. That's all for today Household Finance in: New York. folks. My ghost just saw a ghost. His wife Julia is a beautiful danPRESENTS KAY MAJOR cer. They are staying 8 days at the Ibo-Lele.., Grand Spectacle **Mr Irwin Fields, a youthful Monday Night Hotel Tycoon from New York Friday and his beautfiul wife Shirley, Tuesday Shango Night Club always enthusiastic about Haiti! HOTEL IBOLELE announced the arrival of a good At the Peristyle friend, Mr Shimon Waksman who HERBIE WIDMAIER & HIS GROUP will stay at the El Rancho... DANSE VAUDUN A A A A In The SALON GUINEE F 1S HER'S SPECTACLE INTER HAITIS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS Wednesday 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM OU STOMS AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS COLONIAL SELLING OF STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY HABITATION LECLERC ON THE RUE DU QUAI FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF (AM. HAITIS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS Wednesday 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM OU STOMS AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS COLONIAL SELLING OF STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY HABITATION LECLERC ON THE RUE DU QUAI FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACOEPTED) PAULINE BONAPARTE 51 KM FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS THE ROUTE MARTISSANT SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY V S V - 2 NUUSSO - YNNNNN V 2 Dancing Special Summer Cover Charge $1.50 --- Page 15 --- OCTOBER 8th, 1861 THAITI SUN Cap Derelict To Be Salvaged historie repute. He hus done mueh diving and salvage work for the Link people around the LAMP POST SHOP (Continued from page 1) struction business for some 25 Bahamas, for Spanish. galleons She's a beautiful and expens-, years. Mr Klein is an expert and treasure, including at one le vessel, of the very latest bell diver: who considers the 1200 time. 2 million dolars worth Of esign and with the finest and feet depth his second home. lead ingots. Giant Removal ost" modern equipment for a Capt. Dahl was the man who Mr Klem and the Captain iD. of her kind built just three salvaged Queen Juliana of Hol- were on the PAA Flight No 432 pars ago. She carries A-frame land's private yacht, "Quo Va last Sunday which cracked a asts and has extra large dis." which had been Sale sunk in piston. They were lodged at the atches and air winches and can the Baltic Sea: Following the Hotel Choucoune overnight, jld 3500 feet of cargo, and un- World War IL, he salvaged, for which made this interview possual combinations of cargo, North German Lloyd, the 22.000 sible. GIANT REMOVAL SALE MOVING TO ving to her very modern con tons ship, "Gneisenauer , of Ship cost $3,000,000 to build NEW AND LARGER LOCATION Fuction. She is equipped with MUST REDUCE INVENTORY pcl engines wwvogog 3 - V Ja a GREATEST SHOE BARGAINS IN The insurance company wrote S WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEANS: PORT AU PRINCE HISTORY e "Trolla" off as a loss, whereCapt. Dahl and his companyl a btained the salvage rights to BACOULOU CABARET-THEATRE Same CARESSA Shoes Sold In Leading U.S. Once salvaged and put 3 PETIONVILLE a Stores Such As IMILLER, SAKS 5TH AVE, into first class condition, $ Home of the à e ship will be put up for sale ( ad will, to quote Capt. Dahl, ( Exciting, LORD & TAYLOR 8 BURDINES a "real bargain." 1 S Sophisticated For $16.95 NOW At The LAMP POST SHOP Capt. Dahl, Mr Klein andt their G TROUPE DE DANSE This Week ONLY $7.95. Ivage crew will operate from @ BACOULOU D'HA1T1 V And OTHERS At Even CHEAPER Prices! New York office and mars @ F base: It is anticipated thatt @ in a new repertoire e salvage work will be com- @ Complimentary Meringue Lesson at 9:30 p.m. Eted within a month. @ dulls hair Capt. 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MOURRA Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hairl HELLEL Port au Prince, Haiti , "soaping" your hair with even finest liquil or oily cream shampoos leaves dulling, The diet-eatehing film. Halo, made largest with a new ingredient. contains no sOap. no sticky oils. selling Thus Halo glorifies your hair shampoo the frst tie you useit. L fori Halo- Anericd's in. favorite shampoo-today. Amcrien Halo FOUAD A. MOURRA Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hairl HELLEL Port au Prince, Haiti --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAITI SUNP Saturday September 30, Voyagez par... AIR CONSULTE NC FRANCE VOTRE ACE BOEING ET CARAVELLE LES 2 METLLEURS -JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DE VOYAGI of this region. Dr J. B. Romain] Department Of Tourist A In The Sacred calls attention to mention of this name in Moreau de St COMMUNIQUE Day Mery's Description de la Patrie Fran. On the occasion of the FIRS >aise de St. Domingue, 1797: PANAMERICAN FESTIVAL 0 This Cave cave TOURISM take A contains to Voute many re place fror Minguet (Continued from page 1) mains of pre-columbian civiliz December 1st to 15th, 1961, tion. It was part of the land Port au Prince Haitian giris ar drive from Cap to Dondon in grant of "Trou du Dondon" ac hereby notified that a comp less than an hour. The police in orded in 1698 to Andre Minguet tition will be organized by th Dondon are very cooperative in by the administrator Ducasso Department of Tourism for ti finding a guide for Minguet, and Mingret has accompanied the selection of (Miss Haiti" an after a brief stop there, you pass Srench expeditions to Carthag Miss Coffee" 1962. through town to the Catholic na as a surgeon. He rendered Requirements for participa Church, turning. right (instead of nany services on that occasios tion are: Haitian Nationalit left to St Raphael) and continund obtained as a reward the and toy be between the age ing to the south-west portion of and-grant which bears hi- 17 and 25. town which faces on the Riviere name." Registration will open at th Doree. The road continues briefAn hour or two at the Office of the Department d ly along the north side of the s sufficient to see everything, cave Tourism at 9am November river to a large Coffee factory, and sit for a moment or and will last daily till 1pm Nov where the road ends, and where and ponder what it two ember 20th, 1981. you can find some space to been like to visit this must have Two identity photos must b leave the car. From this point the days before Columbus. place in furnished at the time of enroll to the cave is about a 40 minute can sit in the twilight One nont. easy walk, following the river, of Minguet and almost mystery but crossing it five times, On the imagine LEBANON ENVOY four trips to the cavern, I have and Cacique leading his dancing HERE never found the river more than Voute a Minguet, Dondon.-View of "chimney" in inner chamber. little singing river into people across the knee-deep, but it is conceivable Whitish areas at top are sky showing through bushes. Note bundles irom numerous the cave. Aside **Mr Edmond Khayat, Amb that very wet weather would of roots names the charcoaled assador of Lebanon in Haiti aN make this, trip inadvisable. descending. on walls things are rived Friday to present his Cre pretty much the same as ever dentials to President Duvalier Approaching the cave as de- thirty faces staring out into the in the cave, and the whole makes He was greeted by an Official reribed above, one crosses the emptiness of this first chamber. which gets smaller at the top, up a rather untouched museum of the Protocole and a delega river just below the mouth, and It is generally thought that these is but leads into a chimney which of pre-columbian times. , trip inadvisable. descending. on walls things are rived Friday to present his Cre pretty much the same as ever dentials to President Duvalier Approaching the cave as de- thirty faces staring out into the in the cave, and the whole makes He was greeted by an Official reribed above, one crosses the emptiness of this first chamber. which gets smaller at the top, up a rather untouched museum of the Protocole and a delega river just below the mouth, and It is generally thought that these is but leads into a chimney which of pre-columbian times. For the tion of Libanese merchants here scrambles up a steep embank- faces are the gods or <Zemi" of From obviously open to the sky. tourist would visiting in the north, it Ambassador Khayat was callet ment by virtue of holding on to the Arawaks. Michel Atibourg, in see bushes certain high positions, one can visit Voute require an extra day to "Ambassador emigre" by: Lib various weeds and bushes. As "Haiti Prehistorique" (Extrait overhead, and A Minguet, but it is anese merchant Nasr Hallour you enter the cave, you are de la Publication du Bureau patches of sky. There are three time not without several re- because he has not been back-th aware of the largeness of the d'Ethnologie, Feb. 1951) says big bundles of roots, over one wards. Though the cave is un- Lebanon for more than fiftocks ante-chamber. Other, larger, that the Tainos (Arawaks) in- foot in diameter which descend protected, it is hoped that the years. Too busy travelling abou caves in Haiti have very un-aus- scribed the images of their gods from the effect chimney, and give a visitor will have enough sense the world from one post to picious entrances, but Minguet on wood, on tools, on pottery, pillar to this inner chamb- of history,(o leave this heirloom another. has a dramatic foyer, a large' and even the walls of certain er. According to story around of Haiti in unspoiled condition. roomy chamber, perhaps fifty) caves, such as Bassin Zim. Dondon, big the Indians timed their FOR SALE feet long and thirty feet high, Voute a Minguet is a safe date ceremony that according to the Visit Famed Sculptor A 1961 Station Wagon OPEL with numerous blind chimneys. cave from the standpoint of get the hole in the sun appeared in Andre V. six month old. Owner Want This first chamber has twillight ting lost Or falling down a ciff, the roof. At a certain Famed Dimanche cash. Apply to Haiti Sun. lighting from the entrance. The and hence good lighting is not and moment the sun appeared there Dimanche Haitian Sculptor Andre floor is made up of bat guano, absolutely necessary, but it will shone into the inner cavern, V. marvelous recently completed Visitors are thrilled with hi dirt, fallen rocks, and various certainly and this was the hour of the some works in his primitive way of vizualisint vegetable material which has enhance one's appre- annual celebration. Whether this studio located on Rue Capois people and animals out blown in from the entrance. Ont see ciation of the place if he can story is true I couldn't say, but 167, Port au Prince. Iroot or a piece of drift wood. of well. We usually bring is the right, as you enter, you sud- 2 or 3 Coleman pressure alongit lant certain certainly possible that on denly notice a number of weat- erns, and light them in this out days of the year the*sun her-womn rounded stalagmites or er chamber. Then, having good penetrates this inner chamber of pillars. Your Luck The light from the en- light we are Minguet. Oddly enough, there apTry trance casts shadows on these ther. The road able to to the explore fur- pear to be no faces in this inner pillars and abruptly you notice past a huge boulder rear (also leads in- chamber, nor any carvings of that these have carvings of seribed with at least three any kind. A considerable amount A faces. The total effect is that otj Jand up, as it a faces) of debris has fallen through the Enjoy a number of stone heads guard- You pass into were, a sort of stairway. ly enough, there apTry trance casts shadows on these ther. The road able to to the explore fur- pear to be no faces in this inner pillars and abruptly you notice past a huge boulder rear (also leads in- chamber, nor any carvings of that these have carvings of seribed with at least three any kind. A considerable amount A faces. The total effect is that otj Jand up, as it a faces) of debris has fallen through the Enjoy a number of stone heads guard- You pass into were, a sort of stairway. corridor hole over the centuries, and coning the entrance and gazing upon where the ceiling comes down in] sequently any vestiges of an all intruders. There are Arawak- massive stalactites, stained a1 "altar" or Indian remains are Thrilling ian petroglyphs in numerous beautiful green. On one wall in For under would-be three or four feet of dirt. places in Haiti, and these follow this area, above your head, is relic hunters. it a general stylized pattern. Thea small black might be mentioned that archAt faces are drawing which acologic excavation Evening usually made with two most ressembles a Halloween is prohibited eyes and a mouth, sometimes "witch", but this in Haiti, as in most countries, with cireular lines which give pre-columbian or whether not, I is except by special permission of] CARIB impression of and wouldn't the Department of the DOG cheeks nose. know. and the Interio: Exploration of this outer cham- After some thirty feet or so Bureau of Ethnologie, ber, shows numerous faces carv-in: the "corridor" one comes who grant this only to properly ed into the walls also, some the to qualified individuais. Park high, celebrated chimney Racing above the floor, others almoster. The inner chamber chamb- is a hidden in obscure places. There somewhat conical-shaped The name "Voute a Minguet" may be as many as twenty or perhaps thirty feet in diameter, affair, comes from the name of the NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAYS original French plantation-owner POST TIME 7:45 P.M. SHOES -5 FAMOUS FOR EVERY OCCASION OVE R 8aiten The World