--- Page 1 --- Wdy Every I 10c Sunaay Haili Sun FORTAUPRINCE, HAITI Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME L- Phone 2061 i- Vol XX - Sunday October 29th, 1961 No. AX French Squadron Due On Three-Day Visit The little cherry-red pompoms from a French Naval Squadron mand of Captain Gardes. of the French sailor hats will due to arrive here tomorrow A special entertainment progstandout against the green Hai- morning. ram and several official funetian flora this week when 1,311 The 4 ship Squadron under the tions have been planned to mark of them come bobbing ashore Command of Vice-Admiral Pon- the visit of this important unit cet is making a three-day cour- of the French Navy. Progresso Mission To tesy call in Port au Prince un- The"Chateaurenautt" commandder the banner of Haitian-French ed by Captain Gardes, has Help Plan friendship. 20 staff-officers, 68 petty officers Development Here The Chateaurenault, flagship and 281 quartermasters and sailof the Squadron and largest of ors. An "Alliance for Progress" the four ships is under the com- The "Forbin" commanded by Mission to help Haiti plan its Captain Dupont has 20 staffTeconomie and social develop- Dr.Louis Mars officers, 58 petty officers and ment will.arrive here in early 232 quartermasters and sailors. -CHATEALHENAULI" the most important Unit of the French November. Presents *Guepratte" is commanded by Squadron which will cast anchor in Port Monday, October 30th. Dr Jose A. Mora, Secretary Frigatoon Banius with 15 staffGeneral of the: Organization of Letter To JFK officers, 57 petty officers and American States (OAS), announ- Following is translation of 223 quartermasters and sailors. ced the formation of the 12 mem- the remarks of the newly ap- "Duchayla" commanded by Israel Pioneer In Haiti ber mission following agreement pointed Ambassador of Haiti Dr Frigatoon Banius with 57 staffwith Haiti. EE (Cont'd on page 9) Loius M.rs upon the occasion officers, 57 petty officers and Natan Abramovitz parents of the presentation of his letter 223 quartermasters and sailors. were among the pioneers who of credences to President John built the State of Israel. He beKennedy. Sweepstake gan his agricultural experience Mr President: on his father's farm some thirty In presenting my predecessor's Drawing Gives yearssago.and is about to turn letter of recall and the letter of Chance in HaittsHene Haitians farmer once agamn credence accrediting me to you 2 Fis proving that the love of the as Ambassador Extraordinary The annual drawing of the Re land, once known, never dies. and Plenipotentiary of the Re public of Haiti Hospitals & Edupublic of Haiti, I cannot conceal cative Fund was held at the Nahow proud I am to represent tional Lottery Offices on WednNatan Abramovitz and his my country near the Govern- esday, Oct. 25th, 1961, at 10:00 wife, Mirtza, while travelling in ment of the United States and a.m., with thè following official 1957 first visited Haiti. They to have' been designated to serve] witnesses: Ernst Avin, Notary, both liked this country from the in that capacity to strengthen Lelio Camille, Representative of beginning and recognized potenstill further the long-existing re- the National Lottery, Rev, Fath tial existing here. ovitz and his my country near the Govern- esday, Oct. 25th, 1961, at 10:00 wife, Mirtza, while travelling in ment of the United States and a.m., with thè following official 1957 first visited Haiti. They to have' been designated to serve] witnesses: Ernst Avin, Notary, both liked this country from the in that capacity to strengthen Lelio Camille, Representative of beginning and recognized potenstill further the long-existing re- the National Lottery, Rev, Fath tial existing here. This spurred lations between two countries er Jean Hilaire representing the them to look deeper into. the that came into being at the dawn Clergy, Chesnel Alphonse of rossibilities. They returned the of the New World. Haiti Journal, Leslie Day, Repfollowing year with the convic- (Continued on page 15) (Continued on page 11) tion that with their experiences. in their homeland, they could (Continued on page 2) A. Valley School sponsored by the new HACS. RUSSO-TALAMAS NUPTIALS Children Make Popcorn Bowls Out Of Callebasses Deschapelles Community aa Development In Active Growth Under the aegis of the Schweitzer Hospital, the Community Development Program at Des chapelles is suffering growing pains with all the fortitude of a patient who knows he is going to get better. Lovely Miss Elsie Talamas, daughter of prominent Merchant Gwen Mellon is busy teaching Elie S. Talamas and wife Eugenie and Mr Umberto Russo, Jr. youngsters many things to help last went to the Altar on Saturday. October 14. The nuptial ceremony them help themselves. The brainstorm to bear fruits is the was held in the Basilique.Notre Dame. Mrs Elie S. Talamas was making of covered bowls out of the "marraine" and-Mr Umberto Russo, the "parrain". callebasses. The green callebas- The ceremony was followed by a reception held at the Hotel ses: are sawed in two, cleaned in- Sans Souci where drinks and food were lavishly served to the side, and then seraped on the] guests. The Wedding cake made by Mrs*Bayardelle was a masterPopcorn bowls out of callebasses, made by children at outside until they have a creamy piece of pastry. It depicted a happy couple in a gondola on Venice Deschapelles Community Development Center. white, beautifully (Continued textured on page sur- 16) Laguna. Elsie and Umberto went to Kenscoff for their honeymoou. --- Page 2 --- "HAIT1 SUN" Sunday OUTOBER 23, 1001 In Haiti This Week Israel Pioneer In Haiti **Famed Interior Decorator Muriel Shindler decided suddenly to give her husband Ben (Continued from page 1) Shindler, President of the El Rancho Hotel, a be of help to the Haitian people. birthday party. Ben was a year wiser on Fri- Early in 1958 His Excellency, President Dr Francois Duvalier, day October 20. And Muriel took occasion of appointed Mr Abramovitz Haitithis event. to inaugurate officially her new an Consul General to Israeli. home, a beautiful Villa located in Musseau From then until June of-1959 he with.a fantastic view over Port au Prince and made bi-monthly trips between its Bay and the evergreen Plaine du Cul de the two countries and to the U.S. and Europe. Sac. This villa decorated by Muriel's artistic touch, is the work of the young and talented architect Moumout Roude. Mrs Abramovitz spent two - months in Haiti i 1959 and learned to know the people in The party started at 7:30 and the light went off a few minutes every walk of life It was she later unexpectedly. Muriel did not foresee such an inconvenient who gave her hustand the courwhich, indeed, was not one, but she was upset "I did everything age to take the big step in their possible for the complete delight of my guests, but I made one lives and come to live in a big mistake,' : she expostulated, "I did not invite Mr Shrewsbury strange country with their son, Danny. 1959 and learned to know the people in The party started at 7:30 and the light went off a few minutes every walk of life It was she later unexpectedly. Muriel did not foresee such an inconvenient who gave her hustand the courwhich, indeed, was not one, but she was upset "I did everything age to take the big step in their possible for the complete delight of my guests, but I made one lives and come to live in a big mistake,' : she expostulated, "I did not invite Mr Shrewsbury strange country with their son, Danny. (the Manager of the Power Plant here) to the party". The atmosphere was simply, romantic with the only light of the moon. above. Many projects came along in falling softly on Muriel's guests chatting in the open air veranda. which they had a hand, and out An Artibonite School sponsored by the Haitian Agriculture Drinks, music provided by Edner Guignard's orchestra and fabul- Lof their early experience here and Chemical Society, S.A. ous food made it a lavish party in the Elsa Maxwell's tradition. they became convinced that Faithful to an American tradition of writing songs for birthday, its Haiti's agriculture future lies with in combining industry, aser, and second, an established crops, the cooperatives sought Muriel wrote a song which is "the Story of a man we all know since Haiti is primarily an agri- price regarelless of international and use only land that has been well" and Mrs Rona S. Ritchie from Edinburgh, Scotland travel- cultural country. That convietion market price fluctuations. It Is idle and completely unproductive ling along with Mrs Philip Pearce from Holmdel, New Jersey was the spring-board to a thor stipulated that a rise in world for many years, and land that dedicated a lovely poem to Ben... Noted Haitian songstress Marie ough and complete study lead- prices will not affect their min- had never produced. HACS itMadeleine Marcel ing toward the foundation of a imum. Rotation of crops is also self owns no land except a grant sang specially for him "Paris Canaille" and system of cooperatives to begin a factor, and the company has of 100 hectares given it by the "Let me love you Frankie Scharf who was celebrating also intensive cultivation of the Cas-1 contracted to purchase all such Haitian Government to establish her: birthday shared with him the thousand wishes formulated tor bean for its oil, SO essential crops grown at current world an experimental farm in the Ar that evening. to world industry. It is used in market prices. tibonite. On this farm all expeno less than 65 various products Further, the company is sup- rimentation will be directed to **John Schoonewagen, Branch plying the cooperatives and pri- the finding of better seed strains Manager of Miller Weedon Travate growers with the finest and and the most kinds of vel profitable (Pty) Ltd of Cape Town. South Africa and his lovely wife The Abramovitzes roamed the most modern equipment; the crops possible for the future Patricia spent a few days here this week in a swing through the countryside, talking to the peop- services of trained agronomists; agricultural development of the Caribbean. They made their outings here in company with Mrs le, exploring out how uncultivated the area, with seeds, tractors, fertilizer, country. In it the Company will Rona S. Ritchie from Edinburgh Scotland and Mrs Philip Pearce finding their needs and their people desires. live, bags to market crops, etc. invest large sums of its own mofrom Holmdel, New Jersey. and Libanese Ambassador in Later Mr Abramovitz gathered As with most other agricultur- ney, and in the future intends Mr Edmond Haiti, al products in Haiti; due to wea- to turn it over to Haitian GovKhayat. Patricia was particularly entranced by Haiti. together a number of American! ther conditions, length of days, ernment as an agricultural ***Tom Dell, Resident Manager of the El Rancho just spent investors and interested them in etc. the Castor bean produces school for the Haitian people, threel months in the U.S. and the Caribbean to put Haiti the project. They too went deep under cultivation two crops a tourist map and sell El Rancho to the on the into the countryside for a first- year. Land in the Artibonite was seprospective visitors. hand look. . Patricia was particularly entranced by Haiti. together a number of American! ther conditions, length of days, ernment as an agricultural ***Tom Dell, Resident Manager of the El Rancho just spent investors and interested them in etc. the Castor bean produces school for the Haitian people, threel months in the U.S. and the Caribbean to put Haiti the project. They too went deep under cultivation two crops a tourist map and sell El Rancho to the on the into the countryside for a first- year. Land in the Artibonite was seprospective visitors. hand look. They were indelibly lected both because it was fal- ***Mr Friedrich Lehner, President of LEHNER TRAVEL Ser- mpressed with the Haitian peasProvided low and because irrigation was vice Ltd. of Toronto, Canada and his beautiful Russian born wife ant. Time after time when they Planters For the first time with in Haiti Credit in available. Future experimentaLilly stopped here this week. Friedrich was in a familiarisation asked people in small, poor com- such an enterprise, the Compa- tion will develop Castor bean trip in the Caribbean area. Fred and soft munities in what way they would ny has a credit svst- strains to provide good crops in Haiti looking Lilly called the arranged a Paradise. ike to bei helped, cry wasl em for the planters by making other areas with little or no irriconstantly, "give our children credits the gation. Every Haitian farmer in: ***Miss Kathleen Doris Gordon, a lovely blonde visitor from schools so they can be educatavailable Commerciale through and the the future will benefit by such South Africa was guest at the Hotel Ibo-Lele this week. Miss ed'. They weren't interested in Banque Banque Nationale, which banks experiments by being able to. Gordon is with the South African Tourist alms or charity. With their chil- act as agents for the Company grow more and better crops. York. She was Corporation in New drens' futures assured, they End products of the Castor bean spending two weeks island hopping in the Carib- were satisfied to reap their per in arranging credits and collec-! bean. This "ravissante visiteuse" thinks. tions.) This was necessary be- [crops, such as fertilizer for cotthat Haiti is a place to sonal benefits from hard work visit cause credit here is limited and ton, tobacco, etc. will be devemany times. She loves it and plans to come back toward the in the cooperatives. The The sisal industry will end of next year. insufficient. Company pro- loped. vides its own funds for a credit benefit because of the increased Thus the Haiti Agricultural & system for the small planter. demand for sisal bags for trans- ** Jacques Faubert, a merchant in auto parts here is back this Chemical Society, S.A. was for- The activities of the Company porting the beans. week with wife former Mona Roy and daughter Francoise 6 year- med with Hyman Bzura, Pres- have been organized through the old and Andre 9 months and their maid Andree Baptiste: ident, Natan Abramovitz, Vice- Haitian Government, ODVA, US- Tobacco Export Planned spent five months in U.S. to enrich his Jacques Pres. and General Manager, Al OM, with land owned by experience" in view of the bert Bzura, Treasurer, Irving the Haitian Government and giv- Mr Abramovitz is working on opening of a work shop here. Weiss, Secretary, Isidor Kaplan, en to the cooperatives to work. plans with the Haitian Govern ***Mr Carlo D. Juste, Owner of the succéssful Cabaret-Restau- Jos. T. Miguel and Gerard Hyp- An important tie-in with the CO- ment and the Regie du Tabac for rant "Le Perchoir d'Haiti" in Montreal flew down here to hire polite, as directors. The Bzura operatives is the establishment the development and export of some Haitian musicians to make complete the Haitian atmosphere Bros. are also officers of thelor rehabilitation of schools in the high qaulity Haitian tobacco to of joie de vivre. Carlo was joined here last weekend by. pretty Bzura Chemical Corp., located various areas. Schools have al- the. U.S. and Europe. This will Miss in Keyport, N. J. This company ready been established or re Marie Antoinette Lucette Poirier from Montreal, Canada. produces many chemicals inclu- built in the. ura operatives is the establishment the development and export of some Haitian musicians to make complete the Haitian atmosphere Bros. are also officers of thelor rehabilitation of schools in the high qaulity Haitian tobacco to of joie de vivre. Carlo was joined here last weekend by. pretty Bzura Chemical Corp., located various areas. Schools have al- the. U.S. and Europe. This will Miss in Keyport, N. J. This company ready been established or re Marie Antoinette Lucette Poirier from Montreal, Canada. produces many chemicals inclu- built in the. Artibonite in the also be done through cooperat- ***Miss Marjorie Foster Davis from Jamaica is currently visit-I ding Fumeric Acid from molas- area of the operation. In other ives and private growers. The ing her Haitian classmate at Knox College, Kingston, Miss Gil- ses. This company is in the pro- places where schools did not ex- tobacco export a plans are being lane developed by of Re Canez. cess of forming cooperatives in ist, community centers are re- du Tabac number and the Artibonite as a start. It con- furbished and used. Besides as- Fie agronomists tracts with the peasant-members sisting in the establishment of another group of investors ***Dr Reindall Assad and charming wife Lina, Owners of the of such cooperatives as well as the schools, all includ- brought into the country by Mr Villa supplies Creole Hotel, one of the best maintained hotels of Haiti with private growers, to purch- ing uniforms have been donated Abramovitz. A highly reputed arrived last Sunday from a several week trip in the U.S. They ase from them all their produce by the company. scientist has been employed to visited many States to meet Travel Agents, Public Relations, at guaranteed minimum prices, make a study. of the tobacco Tours Conductors, Airlines Representatives and Travel Editors based on the price of castor oil, Reclaimed Land and crop and to help develop the toto create Good Will toward Haiti. assuring them of two things: Experimental Farm bacco plantation sO as to reach first, that when they plant and In order not to take land pre the same markets as her (Continued neighon page 15) harvest will have a sure purch-Isently cultivation for other) (Continued on page 16) Travel Agents, Public Relations, at guaranteed minimum prices, make a study. of the tobacco Tours Conductors, Airlines Representatives and Travel Editors based on the price of castor oil, Reclaimed Land and crop and to help develop the toto create Good Will toward Haiti. assuring them of two things: Experimental Farm bacco plantation sO as to reach first, that when they plant and In order not to take land pre the same markets as her (Continued neighon page 15) harvest will have a sure purch-Isently cultivation for other) (Continued on page 16) --- Page 3 --- Sunday OCTOBER 29, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 3 IN HAITI THIS WEEK useA party of 18 ladies of thej ston where she studied Business green shopping stamps she has Ramey Air Force Base, Puerto Administration. Nadine was been collecting for two years. *"Sympathique" blonde Georgina Baker and son Kenneth were Rico landed here Friday morn- home guest of June who works She got SO many in buying in greeted here last week by Ronald Dean and Al Zatkoff from Det- ing. They are conducted by Mrs for the biggest Super Market in the shops and two cars. Her roit, Michigan. Georgie js staying a few weeks with these two Ruth Denison. Kingston, the West India Cold trip includes Puerto Rico and Storage. Nadine is doing secre- Haiti. "gais lurons" who choose to live in Haiti for an undefinite period The party includes Mrs Kay tarial works for the Haitian ***Mr Hubert Lando, Jr. an of time. Ron Dean is now in partnership with Martin in the Candle- Jones and her 19-year-old daugh- American Meat and Provisions export Manager for Manufacturlight Restaurant. ter Cynthia Ann; Mrs Lena Co (HAMPCO). ers of professional and scienti- ***Dr Robert Lee Stansbury, a veterinarian from Pasadena, Cal- Rodgers, Elsie Butler, Gerald- June Lawson is making this fie supplies from New York was ifornia and wife Marilyn, Mr Kenneth H. Boyce, an investment ine Griffin, Audrey McCoy, Ma- trip as an exchange to her 87.950 (Continued on page 14) analyst also from Pasadena and wife Vivian Sally, and Mr Roy rion Marks, Grace Harris, EliE.Klotz, a Corporate Officer from San Marino, Calif. and wife zabeth Hamilton, Harriet Bair, Ardith Waiss, Lou Edelhuber, Evelyn Belle stopped. here this week for a. very short stay. They Agatha Scoppa, Ruth Newsom, BY called Haiti the Highlight of their tour, but their schedule was SAVE too Celia Johnson, Elba Iris Velez, tight to stay longer than two days. They were guests at the El Genevieve Hicks and Diane Rancho. d Hunter. Majors J. Butler and TIME N Hicks, Captains R. O. Denison, J. Waiss and Hamilton, and Ser gent J. McCoy flew down here in a military plane a few hours later to spend the weekend with -O AAEFOS 9 their wives in Haiti. They are IN PETIONVILLE IT'S staying at the Hotel Castelhaiti. Robert Coles greeted the ladY ies at the airport and shown HOTEL MONTANA them the city. V SUBSGRIBINO ***Charming red head Laura Sohmer, a dress designer from X At 100feet altitude. yet only 7mnules New York just spent ten days ME from the heart oF PORT-AU-PRINCE . C here experiencing the Haitian e joie de vivre. A very good dancer, Laura won a bottle of Rhum The most exquisite Viewis,overlooking lhedly @ Barbancourt in dancing at the thel bay.the plains.the mounfains e Casino Night Club with a member of the Casino's folklore * Delicious dontinental duisme and superb Group, as the best lady dancer. She was accompanied by RayServide. e mond Polynice, Assistant Man- @ ager of the Hotel El Rancho * Personalized attention to every guest. and Andy Khawly and Miss 3 Darlene Grove, a red head surTO A P statistician from TUME * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge vey Chicago who stayed two weeks here. and Bar - Panorama Terrace **"Ravissante" Marie BeranAir-conditioned de-luxe rooms gere de Matteis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfredo de Mat: B dancer. She was accompanied by RayServide. e mond Polynice, Assistant Man- @ ager of the Hotel El Rancho * Personalized attention to every guest. and Andy Khawly and Miss 3 Darlene Grove, a red head surTO A P statistician from TUME * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge vey Chicago who stayed two weeks here. and Bar - Panorama Terrace **"Ravissante" Marie BeranAir-conditioned de-luxe rooms gere de Matteis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfredo de Mat: B teis: Jr. celebrated on October 28 her 16th birthday in the gay WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM company of her classmates at Assomption Academy in PhilaTUESDAY :Informal Créole Bulfet-Danding from delphia. 7:30 PM fo ***Beautiful red head Maud Meringue PaarE ond Contest at9:30.Cosual dress.No odmissionfee Suppe, a hair dresser on board WEEKS the AIR-SPEEDED of the MS Gripsholm of OF TIME WEDNESDAY: Cemplimentary get-together Punchbowl Swedish America Line held auParly from 7pm to Bpm. 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PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM & CO.S ly Miss Nadine Blain who re2 City Country 60006 4 000 a A X a cecese cently spent three years in King3011, --- Page 4 --- Sunday OCTOBER 29, 1961 PAGE 4 "HAITI SUN" a Dedicated Hall in their "Origins of the Ja- slave plantation elsewhere Paper In Caribbean Anthropelogy maican Internal Marketing Syst- much of the Caribbean regton To Yale Professor em" discuss the way in which as in Puerto Rico, servedt the Jamaican peasant economy destroy the peasantry rather and its marketing pattern orig- than to create it." It seems PAPERS IN CARIBBEAN AN- tween Cuban and Floridian re-T century. Once trade with the inated "within" the physical slightly far-fetched to equate TItOFOLOGY-Eatel by IR- mains. Since Meso-Indians from New World was no longer res- boundaries of the slave-worked Puerto Rico with "much ofthe VING ROUSE, compiled by SID- Venezuela proved their ability to tricted to the Andalusian sea- sugar-estates and within the nor Caribbean region.' . One migh NEY W. MINTZ. Yale Univer- travel overseas (to the offshore ports of Seville and Cadiz, a dif mal pattern of slave-estate ad- better suggest that the proces sity Publications in Anthropolo- islands) an ability not yet de ferent, non-Andalusian ceramic ministration of two centuries of the its rise of a peasant clas gy, Nos. 57 to 64. Published by monstrated for those from Flor sub-tradition could make itself ago." The authors suggest that and own marketing systen the Department of Anthropology, ida and Central America- Har- felt in Spanish colonial pottery. their Jamaican case is of an out of, and in certain symbiosil Yale University, New Haven, rington's spéculation looks pro- The Significance OI Ethnolo- exceptional nature "since the] (Continued on page 13 1960. Plates, drawings, biblio- bable indeed: There is, however, gical Similarities between Southgraphy. Pp. 234. $3.50. still room for the supposition eastern North America and the Eight papers dealing with sO- that there was not one single Antilles" is considered by Wilciological, economic, archeolog- entry of man in the West Indies, liam C. Sturtevant as being none that felg ical and ethnological problems but additional, perhaps too great. After a careful examof the Caribbean have been purely accidental, migration ination Of the suggested paral brought together in a volume from various mainland regions lels between the two regions in dedicated to Professor Cornelius bordering the Caribbean Sea subsistence and subsistence techRollei TickOsgood, who organized the Car- may have taken place. Rouse No nology, in architecture and house ibbean Anthropological Program carefully weighs the probability furniture, in transport media for the Yale Peabody Museum of these and other. hypotheses in and weapons, in social and poliand has guided it for the last the light of the available evidtomeahe tical organization in religion and twenty-five years. ence; language, he concludes that "the The article The Entry of One aspect of aboriginal life supposed are either ethnological non-existent parallels or. can oles Man into the West Indies" by in the Caribbean is2 brought to goed Trving Rouse poses the general attention by Marshal B. ological Program carefully weighs the probability furniture, in transport media for the Yale Peabody Museum of these and other. hypotheses in and weapons, in social and poliand has guided it for the last the light of the available evidtomeahe tical organization in religion and twenty-five years. ence; language, he concludes that "the The article The Entry of One aspect of aboriginal life supposed are either ethnological non-existent parallels or. can oles Man into the West Indies" by in the Caribbean is2 brought to goed Trving Rouse poses the general attention by Marshal B. McKu- than be explained diffusion on grounds the Straits other Caribbean question as to how his short article "Aboracross pictver and from where the aboriginal sich iginal in Canoes în the West In- of Florida. The few parallels SO LIFA hono caribensis arrived in his dies." in which the navigation which exist are well few enough be pre-Columbian habitat Paleo-In- skills of islands Caribs and that they may to use Gower's "purely dians may have lived on Tri- Arawaks are. indicated with the fortuitous" exMLEP46 nidad when it still formed part help-of archeological and early pression." Sturtevant's concltud consiWITH A of the South American mainland, ing phrase might well be bht they were probably never Spanish data. dered a post-seriptumt for some Voint attracted to. or able to reach, In his The Spanish Olive Jar" of Rouse's that.this considerations: shown I -linder the other offshore islands in the John M. Goggin discusses the hope the ethnological paper has Voigitinder West Indies. It is therefore the origin and history, the distribu- that various writers evidence to Meso-Indian remains that must ofa kind throught by HASSELBLAD inform tis about the direction (s) tion and uses special point to Antillean influences used BESSAMATIC from which the first Caribbeans lof botijuela that was pri- throughout the Southeast does came. Rouse shows how.. reeeht/marily, to transport liquid in not in fact run counter to the BRAUN discoveries along the VenezuelanpSpantan colonial times. Goggin archeological indications" that Hobby coast and on the nearby islands suggests that the existence ofan such ), influence did not take # CAMERAS AT FRE: POBT PRICES tend to corroborate Harrington's Early, Middle and Late Style place." hypothesis of 1924, that Meso-In- olive jar corresponding to the Walz dian complexes in Cuba arrived periods 1500-1580, 1580-1800 and The first four papers in the there as the result of migration post 1800. The fact that many volume are dedicated to more Cender from South America Late Style forms differ marked- restricted areas (three Jam Camene through the to Greater from earlier ones ex- onel to to Erabla Lesser and a Goggin aica, Haiti) and lest of#faitisa Antilles, ly hypothesis that in subsequent plains by pointing out the re- remote time than the four jusi RUE BONNE FOI years was weakened by the dis- laxation of Spanish commerical considered. Phoner 2350. OSRAM covery of certain similarities be-] policy after the mid-eighteenth Sidney W. Mintz and Douglas Mo ager S.KAHN AIR- -CONDITIONER clanquiete N IONS * by Wyler FROM - OD VA Onions of first quality are available at the sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following prices: 101bs. -Bags 15 Gourdes 50lbs.- Bags 15 Gourdes Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis of Gourdes: 2.75 per 10lbs. bags (Minimum 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minimum 10 bags.) FOUAD A. MOURRA Port au Prince, Haiti ler FROM - OD VA Onions of first quality are available at the sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following prices: 101bs. -Bags 15 Gourdes 50lbs.- Bags 15 Gourdes Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis of Gourdes: 2.75 per 10lbs. bags (Minimum 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minimum 10 bags.) FOUAD A. MOURRA Port au Prince, Haiti --- Page 5 --- nnday O0TOBEE 29, 931 HAITI SUN" PAGE 5 750 Sacks Of Flour, Annual Meeting Of The Caribbean Federation... HAITI SUN (Continued from page 12) THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE Cornmeal And Milk 9:30p.m. Dance and show at Hotel IBo Lele, Petionville. Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning - 2) Saturday- Nov. 4.-8:30 10:30 a.m-Meeting (Hotel Editor-Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH Shipped To u Cayes Castelhaiti (mezanine) Gerant-Responsable MAUCLAIE LABISSIERE 10:30. i 10:45 a.m.-Coffee break ESTABLISHED IN 1950 10:45 a.m. 12:30-Meeting (Mezanine) On Monday October 23rd Se12:30 L 2:00 p.m-Lunch (Hotel) cours Catholique shipped 750 2:00 E 5:00 p.m.-Meeting (Bar) A SECOND LOOK sacks of flour, cornmeal and 7:30 LE 9:30 p.m.-"Bulllet froid" (Laboule Dr Bordeleau's milk to the Cayes area. Heavy home) The complete retirement from Haiti of Flights 433 ditions rains have necessitating eaused hardship a supple con: 10:00 p.m.-Dance and show at "Cabane Choucoune" (Peand 434 by Pan American World Airways is not only ment to the regular Catholic Retionville). a a blow to the local personnel of Pan American, but oflier Services distribution progr3) Sunday November 5-Departure. much extensive damage to the commercial, industrial am of United States donated and tourist business in Haiti. food. Transportation was made In the old days the pioneers of PAA skillfully and by the coast guard cutter "J.J. Dessalines" whi ich distributed diligently extended their airlines, first throughout La- the food along the coast under The More You Know About Scotch tin America and latèr throughout the world. They epi- supervision of Secours CatholiMore business You the best The tomized Like in quiet diplomacy and ac- que and Governmental authoriCutty Sark complishment. Pan American became the largest air ties. transport company in the world from the standpoint of gross revenue and it was not so long ago that Port au Prince was considered one of the bright spots in revenue for the Latin American Division. NATIONAL SERVICE OF It seems questionable if the present decision has been ERADICATION OF MALARIA reached with all due consideration. For years Haiti has contracted the administrafion of the airport and mail COMMUNIQUE TO THE CUTTY contracts to PAA. Just some small participation "in these two advantages could easily influence another POPULATION OF airline to attempt to participate in the traffific from Haiti. It is known that interest in traffie originating in PETIONVILLE Haiti has been shown by Air France, Trans-Canada, The National Service of EraBOAC, Dominican Airlines and KLM. decision has been ERADICATION OF MALARIA reached with all due consideration. For years Haiti has contracted the administrafion of the airport and mail COMMUNIQUE TO THE CUTTY contracts to PAA. Just some small participation "in these two advantages could easily influence another POPULATION OF airline to attempt to participate in the traffific from Haiti. It is known that interest in traffie originating in PETIONVILLE Haiti has been shown by Air France, Trans-Canada, The National Service of EraBOAC, Dominican Airlines and KLM. dication of Malaria (SNEM) advises the residents of PetionMany business experience periods of reduced Ville and neighbourhood that the SA operating revenue. Rarely does contraction of operations next week, according to the plan SCOTCHWHISKY correct such a condition. It is also a mistake to regard of great programme of Eradicathe economic condition of Haiti as static at the present. Brigade tion of of Malaria, Reconnaissance a Geographic will It is a vital mistake to sell any country in the world operate in their localities, to do short. the following work: - Much economic progress can be expected; not necessarily in ten years or five, but even in two years of or three years. 1-Numbering of all houses at Aithough the savings from jet flights as compared the city; to piston-engine flights is a minor factor as compared CLTTYSARK to reduced traffic resulting from participation of other 2-Calculation of the internal airlines. wall surfaces of these hou12 fa ses. BLENDED We do not think that the decision to abandon these SCOTS WHISKY fights was made by local management personnel, for The SNEM addressed an urga La Whviukias Dsdiloris the less the traffic the less valuable their positions. On ent request to the residents of SSBat edobat 40at the other hand, we do doubt that the decision was made Petionville to makel welcome: and Beslala attiedby at the highest levels of company management. From make easy the job of these Brimany standpoints a reconsideration of the gades of Reconnaissance for the 01 Te would decision greatest benefit to the Haitian BERRY 14 seem wise. peopler Da BROIE RUDDI NDONSHE POETS' CORNER USS CALCATERRA W M ENU VISITS Caviar, cocktails, soup of black bean. Shad, Moet-Chandon of 1919, Snom A saddle of mutton, a stuffed aubergine anticipated Announcement arrival is made of thel of USS the With some creme de menthe jelly of beautiful green, CALCATERRA (DER-390, U.S. Avocados and lettuce and cold galantine Navy Radar Picket Escort VesAnd baba au rhum with a sauce grenadine, sel) to Port au Prince during the Coffee and fruit and som eexcellent fine. period October 28-29, 1961. Alice Duer MILLER EMTUPRA CLAE The USS CALCATERRA is ex THE ACTRESS pected to arrive at 6:00 hours Her name, cut clear upon this marble cross, on October 28, 1961, and will dé Exclusive Distributor: Shines, as it shone when she was still on earth; part at 17:00 hours on October DR. GERARD KENOL While tenderly the mild, agreeable moss 29, 1961. There will be 12 offic151 Rue du Centre ers and 160. enlisted men and 13 Obscures the figures of her date of birth. passengers on board this ship which is commanded by Lt. ComON SALE AT Dorothy PARKER mander N. L. Kautman. THE BETTER STORES , and will dé Exclusive Distributor: Shines, as it shone when she was still on earth; part at 17:00 hours on October DR. GERARD KENOL While tenderly the mild, agreeable moss 29, 1961. There will be 12 offic151 Rue du Centre ers and 160. enlisted men and 13 Obscures the figures of her date of birth. passengers on board this ship which is commanded by Lt. ComON SALE AT Dorothy PARKER mander N. L. Kautman. THE BETTER STORES --- Page 6 --- Sunday OCTOBER 29, 1961 PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN" Adventists Conduct A Course KATHERINE DUNHAM For Lay Instructors ANNOUNCES Recently ten Adventist pastors] general. Bible doctrines and The report of Mr Denis Morisand 150 delegates, representing church history were among the sey, acting director of CARE, BAR Geisha &SALON Guinee 120 of the 200 Adventist parishes subjeets taught, and the prob- was especially appreciated by in Haiti, gathered in Cap Haitian lems of the spiritual, intellectual, the dedicated members who are OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR to follow a lay Bible instructor's and moral development of the in charge of the 30. Adventist training course. Pastor Samuel members were considered in de- cantines. These faithful sisters Monnier of the Franco-Haitian tail. It is to the extent that the prepare hot meals daily for CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST Union directed the course of 30,000 members in the different 10,000 needy children. As plans study and led out in a part of Adventist communities receive for the future were laid, the dethe instruction. He was assisted careful molding that they can legates pledged themselves not by Pastor Valentin Schoen of the be vital beings, useful and act- only to extend, but also to intenInter-American Division. The ive in the Haitian community. sify their W el Ifare activities presidents of the two Haitian wherever they are needed. Missions, Pastor Joses Brutus At the end of the ten-day cour- One does not leave such a and Anthony Henry, also contri- se of study 80 diplomas were gathering without feeling a bit buted in large measure to the granted to new lay instructors of sadness that the days of felsiccess of the course by develop- during a moving ceremony. Three lowship have passed so quickly. ing the subjects assigned them students rendered brilliant exam- The instructions received should with perception. inations. Madame Yvy Herivaux now be lived and given to others of Cap Haitian scored the high- from l'Anse d'Hainault to the Why a training course for lay est number of points, 148 of 150, Island of La Tortue, from La Bible instructor? Because of the followed closely by Messieurs Gonave to Mole St Nicolas to rapidity with which the Advent- Gabriel Desvarieux of Port au Ouanaminthe. We believe that ist Movement in Haiti is grow- Prince, and Joel Osias of Hin- the course which the Seventhing, itis necessary that the de- che. These new instructors are day Adventist church members vout and dedicated corps of pas- to be congratulated. will receive from these lay intors be able to count on capable One part of the program was structors will help them to. serve lay members to help to teach dedicated to the activities of Ad- better their family, their comaid guide church members in ventist welfare work in Haiti, munity, their country, and their God. RS Caribbean Construction Co. SA. FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM Builders Of The Military City 1 Chevrolet Station Wagon 1957 Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD 1 Ford Truck Stake Body 1957 PRESENTS Items may be, seen from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 and from 2:00 to Grand Spectale Phone: 3955. P.O. BO.. 284 5:00 p.m. Monday through FriN U r day at the AMERICAN EMBASSY, Cite de PExposition. Tuesday Friday YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME : Sealed bids will be received in the Embassy Administrative At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN Office until 5:00 p.m. Ford Truck Stake Body 1957 PRESENTS Items may be, seen from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 and from 2:00 to Grand Spectale Phone: 3955. P.O. BO.. 284 5:00 p.m. Monday through FriN U r day at the AMERICAN EMBASSY, Cite de PExposition. Tuesday Friday YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME : Sealed bids will be received in the Embassy Administrative At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN Office until 5:00 p.m. November La Clairiere > : 1961. A separated bid should be subIn The SALON GUINEE BUNGALO W S mitted for each item desired. SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL The Embassy reserves the right to refuse acceptance of FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager any and all Bids. Wednesday >) In the delightful "SOUS-BOIS" of Bizoton 2 TRUE VAUDUN CÉREMONY The comfort and privacy of your own cottage Professional OPEN with the best type of Hotel service. 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BOREL-The month of portant visitors to Pont Sonde. Brown, and two Haitian specialhas come again to prove that the The distinguished Ambassador of engieers Joseph Mathurin, Artibonite -where ODVA ists, Collaboration Valley leadership of the United States of America in member of ODVA's CDA and under the dynamic Haiti, H. E. Robert Newbegin Marcel Benjamin, Assistant Director Administrator, Agrono- tary of State of Public Works, accompanied by his chief colla- accompanied Technical mist Roger K. Canta ve is delegated by His Excellency the borators, went on a trip to the them were the them. To welcome Director. achieving according to Presid. President, Duvalier, to see for Artibonite Valley to inaugurate ODVA active following Director-Adminis- people: These three ent Duvalier's instructions a htmiselt the work going on in two new schools constructed by trator, the Agronomist Roger K. alities from North important America person invery important work for the pur- the Artibonite Valley before his CEP, a service which Americans Cantave, the Technical-Director, pected pose of improving harmoniously his departure for Washington, D.C. help promote, and with ODVA Mr Ch: B. Wiggin, the Point IV Sonde Garage, successively: the Riviere the Salee Pont the human being and envir- in view" of important conversa- Assistance; and to glance happiat ODVA, Agronomist onment- is one of the greatest with D.L.F. ly at the Agricultural Works go: Delegate Floodway, cucumber plantations centers of interest of our coun- tions Leonard Otto, the Manager of being carried on at Bertrand and ing on. IECO in Haiti, Mr Bradshaw, the Dessoulier, try. : B. Wiggin, the Point IV Sonde Garage, successively: the Riviere the Salee Pont the human being and envir- in view" of important conversa- Assistance; and to glance happiat ODVA, Agronomist onment- is one of the greatest with D.L.F. ly at the Agricultural Works go: Delegate Floodway, cucumber plantations centers of interest of our coun- tions Leonard Otto, the Manager of being carried on at Bertrand and ing on. IECO in Haiti, Mr Bradshaw, the Dessoulier, try. the tomatoes canning The following week, another] But the Artibohite-Valley. is a Indeed, ODVA at the beginning member of ODVA Board of Di- crucible where Haitian-American of October was visited by En- rectors, the active Secretary of Collaboration is being elaboratgineer Louis R. Leveque, Secre-] Agriculture, Mr Andre Theard, ed and fortified. Because all its large works would not be poss- - ible without the liberal financing of the Development Loan Fund, without special allowances grânted by Point IV, without the earnest co-operation of American technicians working closely with Haitian specialists. Another proof of that HaitianAmerican collaboration is the visit of two importar nt American personalities of the Department of State respons sible for Latin America and the West Indies. The Honorable Thomas Linthicum, Assistant-SecreRight to left: the American Ambassador in tary of State, Executive DirectHaiti, or of Inter American Affairs, Mr Robert Newbegin, Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Linthiwas here enroute home from a cum, visiting the crop cooperatives of Bois Dehors (Kenaf's Plan- (Left to right: Agronomist Otto, Engineer Marcel Benjamin, the Conference 0s American Ambas- tation) financed by NATCORP. Accompanying them: Agronomist Hon. Thomas Linthicum and Edwin Vallon, of U.S. State Depart- sadors, and those in charge of Otto, principal Counsellor of ODVA, Engineer in chief of IECO, of Toint IV in Central America Browk ment, Ambassador Newbegin, Mr Georges Bradshaw,. Manager and the Indies, held last week 4. and Engineer in Chief of ODVA, Marcel Benjamin. IECO and Agronomist Roger K, Cantave, Director-Admistrator of in Costa Rica. (Views taken during the visit of American personalities at ODVA.) ODVA, at the machine-shop of Pont Sonde. plant' at Pont Sonde, the Dezeau Cooperative and its plantations, the Dezeau rice-field, the great works undertaken by IECO consisting in the digging of a main canal for drainage and five se. chat condary trenches totalizing 25 kms near Manger at Niel. At, Petite Riviere de l'Artibonite, those personalities claimed for a longer stop for the pur pose of visiting the Forteress of Crete a Pierrot, which is a witHaîtian ness of the highest feat of arms in our history. That, inspection-visit at ODVA satisfied the personalities who left by helicopter at 3:00 raft p.m. after they had honored the lunch H offered at the residence of ODVA Technical Director and after 69.RUE DU QUAI they had paid a short visit to - Dr Mellon at the Schweitzer WHAT TO BUY : Hospital. P. R. - - SISAL BAGS and BELTS STEPHEN BROS e FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS M.V. HAITI TRADER .WOOD CARVINGS 9 MAHOGANY M. V. IIAITI MERCHANT TORTOISE SHELL PERSONALLY SUPERVISED .STRAW GOOS e PAINTINGS LOADING AND UNLOADING AATE SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA forthnightly sailings of the rivierc & riviere Miami-Port au Prince-Miami F MIAMI ADDRESS: Telephone: Highland 51767 Franklin 9-7228 FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS M.V. HAITI TRADER .WOOD CARVINGS 9 MAHOGANY M. V. IIAITI MERCHANT TORTOISE SHELL PERSONALLY SUPERVISED .STRAW GOOS e PAINTINGS LOADING AND UNLOADING AATE SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA forthnightly sailings of the rivierc & riviere Miami-Port au Prince-Miami F MIAMI ADDRESS: Telephone: Highland 51767 Franklin 9-7228 --- Page 9 --- TI SUN N' PArF 46 Alliance For Progress 97 Planning Mission Arrives Next Month (Continued from page 1) ter-American Development Bank, Itis the first over-all planning and will include technical exmission to be sent to any nation perts from the OAS, the Bank "IBO BEACH" since the "Charter of Punta Del and the economic commission Este" was approved last August. for Latin America. CACIOUE ISLAND The Mission is expeeted to remain in Haiti about six months. The- group will include experts ONLY 30 MINUTES The Mission will be headed by in general economic programm- FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE Dr Paul Rey Alvarez of the In- ing, agricultural economics, agricultural credit, industrial and ENTRY (INCLUDING commercial development, naturROUND-TRIP NOTICE al and human resources, public BOAT Young man spenking perfect administration and fiscal policy: TRANSPOREATION) French is willing, for better The team of experts will assONLY $1.00 training in English conversation, Jist Haitian officials in preparingl Children - 50 Cents to contact a British or American programs for economic and SOcitizen who is interested in im- cial development for the next Private Dressing Rooms proving his knowledge of French. two years, as well as in the estWhite Sand Beach For more details, please apply ablishment of goals and priori- Fine Restaurant and Snack Bar HAITI SUN" offices, all work- ties for the balance of the deing days from 8 to 12 a.m. or cade - as contemplated in the VATER SKIING call. Punta Del Este Chàrter. SKIN-DIVING - The new Prefect of St. Marc, Felix Douyon, taking the oath of office at the Civil Court of St. Marc, during the solemn swearing in ceremony last week. extia beans foe exlia goodhess, jookfose BLUE ANGEL & STANR on the lahel yes...you get EN beans in every cup of NESCAFÉ The all coffee instant coffee with the E Let's have another cup" taste. It's no secret that extra coffeel beans make (HEM) coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted mumsbastanant beans gointo every flavorful cupoftoday's Sucrs, ti de nig teitte par Nescafé. No * aut Garbèrebco. NESCAFE other coffee no matter how Port-aus prince (Xaiti). it's made tastes so fresh, sO friendly, so INSTANT completely satisfying. In today's Nescafé, is COFFEE the accent on coffee! DeAlCtest Iostabt Get NESCAFE today! Kham Satancoant blended and roasled Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading 20 your lasle HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 10 --- PACEI FHAITI SUN" Sunday OOTOBER 29, 1961 bilitation and developmeat Oi UN Day In Pori-au-Prince uis fair land." The message of the UN is not only international cooperaA beautifal and dignified ce- Representative in Haiti. Ity, order, respect of the human |This wiil imply a great effort of tion; it is plain cooperation, esremony organized by the Minis- Mr Richardot's speech stress- rights guaranteed by an appro- planning coordination, reorganiz- sential to human welfare and try of Foreign Affairs took place ed the role of the UN and other priate legislation each country ation and development, and a peace, it is the need for helping on. uis fair land." The message of the UN is not only international cooperaA beautifal and dignified ce- Representative in Haiti. Ity, order, respect of the human |This wiil imply a great effort of tion; it is plain cooperation, esremony organized by the Minis- Mr Richardot's speech stress- rights guaranteed by an appro- planning coordination, reorganiz- sential to human welfare and try of Foreign Affairs took place ed the role of the UN and other priate legislation each country ation and development, and a peace, it is the need for helping on. the Place des Nations Unies, international agencies in assist- developing its own process of change in attitude toward deve- others help themselves within a Cite de l'Exposition, in the mor- ing the developing countries government; an adequate civil lopment which each Haitian in- community, it is the effort of ning of October 24th to celeb- through technical and financial service with well trained person- side himself cannot but earnest- each individual with the general rate UN Day. It was the 16th help and the conditions which nel with security Of tenure; fin- ly desire. If the- nation follows interest in view. anniversary of the signature of must be fulfilled by the recip- ancial stability and planning SO this course, if it consents to unthe Charter at San Francisco on ient countries if they wish to be- as to consolidate economic pro- dertake itself the basic reforms] "The celebration of UN Day, October 24th, 1945. nefit from this assistance. Mr. gress; the study of the develop- that have become so necessary, Mr Richardot concluded, should The Minister of Foreign Aff- Richardot said: "With the start ment objectivities and the esta- if its wishes to survive, then be for us an act of faith not only airs, Mr Rene Chalmers, Memb- ing of the operations of the In- blishment of priorities; a coun- Haiti has a beautiful future and toward the world organization ers of the Cabinet and the Dip- teramerican Development Bank try must also increase its own in spite. of its limited natural and the principles of its charter, lomatic Corps attended the ce- of IDA, an affiliate from the internal revenues through an resources there will be on this but also and above all an act remony. with many high Haitians International-Reconstruction and overhauling of their fiscal syst- captivating island a sense of ge- of faith vis a vis ourselves officials, civil servants, UN ex- Development Bank, and more re- ems. but they must be careful neral interest which will give to which will enable us to cross perts and others: Several hund- - cently, with the Act of Bogota to avoid taxes, which would each of its citizens the joy to vietoriously the gates which leaa hamper investments. The best live and to work for the reha-t toward progress and peace." chance to achieve long term growth is to increase productiviSIIIUIIUNUINUINUUNVIVINUNILNA ty and national income. To achieve development a mentality MEN's SHIRTS must. gradually be reached whereby one becomes loyal visSCARVES a-vis oneself and vis-a-vis others, then creating a respect for humHANDKERCHIEFS an dignity and a spirit in which everyone realizes that there is greater opportunity and prosperity for those with ability and capital in a growing economy By YARD with a wide distribution of the benefits of work rather than in a less productive society made a few rich and LIBERTY-- up of a mass ofl poor. There are essential condiEondon tions for economic development red of children belonging to se- funds to become available in the which should be applied in many BUMMER veral schools of the Capital and framework of the Alliance for countries." DRESSES many onlookers were present. Progress, ample means can be Mr Richardot also said: "Haiti - BLOUSES Two children raised the Haitian utilized to help. finance develop- has great possibilities for deveand UN Flags. The ceremony ment projects, in the countries loping its human resources, took place on the steps ol the oft this Hemisphere. are essential condiEondon tions for economic development red of children belonging to se- funds to become available in the which should be applied in many BUMMER veral schools of the Capital and framework of the Alliance for countries." DRESSES many onlookers were present. Progress, ample means can be Mr Richardot also said: "Haiti - BLOUSES Two children raised the Haitian utilized to help. finance develop- has great possibilities for deveand UN Flags. The ceremony ment projects, in the countries loping its human resources, took place on the steps ol the oft this Hemisphere. Will thède- which are the most important 58 3 - - Ealisng Legislature Palace facing the veloping countries make the'ne richness of the nation. The UN beautiful plaza with all UN cessary efforts to undertake ap and rits multiple technical servFlags flying at high mast and propriate reforms and organize ices, its community development various colorful decorations themselves SO as to be the concept, its desire to work swith FISHER in which gave the site a festive state of receptivity for these the Haitian people, the services FREE PORT SHOPPING CENTER and elegant appearance. loans or grants.' 23 of the Government, the people 53.55.Rue du Quai There were two addresses. The and all other aid programmes Dresses and Shivts madeonorder first delivered by Mr Clovis Ker- "Experience has shown, said nelping the country is at your and delivered in 24 hours. nizan, Rector of the University Mr Richardot, that the first con- disposal to help you to build the 0 We ship to the States of State. 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Atherton Lee, boss- resentative of the Prefecture; this year is $10,000.00, with 43 Church, the priests of the Je- man there, says Artichokes are Adrien Timmer of the Dept. ING WEDNESDAY INAUGURATED The President of the Republic Chatelet des Fleurs has 4 has sanctioned the following ap- Upon the occasion of thefan- acres of Artichokes planted in (Continued from page 1) public on Monday. First prize pointments: niversary of "Christ Roi" Kenscoff. Atherton Lee, boss- resentative of the Prefecture; this year is $10,000.00, with 43 Church, the priests of the Je- man there, says Artichokes are Adrien Timmer of the Dept. of entries in the race; 100 additionMr Emmanuel Charlot, Presi- suit Congregation inaugurated a well adapted to the Kenscoff Finance; Roosevelt Longchamp al cash prizes and 100 consoladent of the Court of Appeals of new broadcasting station, "Ra- hills since they have a deeplot the Public Health Dept.; Ray- tion prizes. Port au Prince; dio Manrese", with Rev. Grenier tap-root and resist drouth. They (mond Barthelemy of the Nationas its Director. The new station can be planted on steep hillsides al Education Dept.; Roger Tri- Two Haitian ticket are Mr Michel holders Fievre and Mr Elie will become the voice of Catho- as a ground-cover for soil and bie, G. Colin and St. Phar Cas- eligible for first Mrs. Legagneur, Judges of the Court licism in our country. water conservation, and also tera, with Nurses Jacqueline Frederic Orlet prizes; of Appeals; gross high revenue per acre in Habib and Annette Posy calling of Turgeau No. ten to twelve months; he estim- and checking ticket numbers; 65, with a ticket on the favorite to Bertha Cantave horse in the race, "Blast", and Mr Balthazar, Nozier and Mr ates $250 $300. and Mrs Geor Jean Marc Haia Emile Paultre, Judges of the Court of Justice Events But to make big Artichokes, ges Kernizan, recording. tien who holds Raphael one of of the Cap consoCivil Court of the city; he says, takes plenty of fertilizlation prize tickets. er. He has export markets al- The "Stakes are based upon Mr Leon Dupiton, Substitute By Presidential decree Mr Ed- ready waiting for the big 'uns. the running of the Cambridgeas Government Commissioner at gard Dallemand, Judge of the shire Race at Newmarket, Engthe Civil Court of Port au Prin- High Court of Appeals, and Mr land on Saturday, October 28th. HOUSE FOR RENT ce; : Maurice Elie, President of the Delaj In Washington Results of the race will be made Court of Appeals of Port au 1Large Living room with Mr Arsene Amisial, Substitute Prince having fulfilled the con- Jon Delaj, new Director of thel Hercule, Petionville: as Government Commissioner at ditions prescribed by law, were Haitian subsidiary of the Inter2 Bathrooms the Superior Court of Appeals; placed upon pension. american Bank for DevelopBeautiful Furnished House, rement, left last Wednesday for cently repainted, in cool Morne Mr Hyppolite Dermitus, Gov- Mr Ulrick Noel has been ap- Washington. 4 Bed-rooms vernment Commissioner to the pointed Judge of the High. Court series Civil Court of St. Marc. of Appeals of the Republic. After a of conference on 1 Kitchen fully equiped there he expects to be back in nu Dining room agog S S 4 S - - 2 V AX Haiti again in early November, glass Jouvers & wrought iron a C at which time the bank will acVIRGINI Water reservoir a WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEANS: D tively begin its operations. The Cigacettes Electric water pump bank has a paid-up capital of Water heater s5 million which it is apparentGarage, Haitian kitchen, ser. BACOULOU CABARET-THE 4TRE 3 ly the policy to put into indusvant's quarters, nice garden. PETIONVILLE trial, agricultural and commet JOSEPI NADAL & Co. Contact Jean BOLTE co Auto Home of the ( cial activity as quickly as pasS.A. 360 Ave J. J. Dessalines, ( sible. Agents. The Cigacettes Electric water pump bank has a paid-up capital of Water heater s5 million which it is apparentGarage, Haitian kitchen, ser. BACOULOU CABARET-THE 4TRE 3 ly the policy to put into indusvant's quarters, nice garden. PETIONVILLE trial, agricultural and commet JOSEPI NADAL & Co. 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A thus produced are bought localAT CASTELHAITI HOTEL thin strip of buckram is pasted ly by the Hospital and nearby Monies earned fromn sales are PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI inside to. keep the lid firm, and ODVA staff-members, etc. In at- divided three ways equally another on the bottom to make tempting to develop skills among among the children whose work the bowl stand firmly. The chil- the children, the Mellons have is sold, the cost of material, and News from the local committee dren use sandpaper, bits of glass given instruction in such things the purchase of tools for further 1-Delegates will be welcomed at the airport by the members and even Dr Mellon's razor to as sewing classes, etc. ceramics, expansion. Emer- get the desired effect. The fin- cooking, carpentry, of the local committee (Dr Jean Marc Bordeleau, Dr ished product makes a highly Newest construction, work at son Douyon, Mrs Madeleine Bourrelly, Hilder Benjamin, So- decorative, conversation-p iece Adult Eduaction is available the hospital is the building of a lange Douyon, Renee Telemaque, Mr Hubert Deronceray). popcorn holder, nut or candy as well and the entire Haitian nurses home containing a prireconfirmed or staff the is now com: vate room for each girl. Cons21 Reservations will be immediately at the airport dish, what-you-will. pletely at literate. Hospital Such learning truction iS done by local artisans (special PAA bureau). -Informal visit of the city and stores, An exhibition of such hand was not compulsory, but all staff under the supervision of the before reaching the Castelhaiti hotel in the mountains.. Shop- craft will be on display over this members were given working Commumily Development Center. ping is recommended immediately after arriving, because you will haveno more time to do that, since the meeting starts. 3-Press, T-V. immediately at the airport dish, what-you-will. pletely at literate. Hospital Such learning truction iS done by local artisans (special PAA bureau). -Informal visit of the city and stores, An exhibition of such hand was not compulsory, but all staff under the supervision of the before reaching the Castelhaiti hotel in the mountains.. Shop- craft will be on display over this members were given working Commumily Development Center. ping is recommended immediately after arriving, because you will haveno more time to do that, since the meeting starts. 3-Press, T-V. (Tele-Haiti) and radio will be in continuous contact with the board, for interviews and photographs. 4-The Castelhaiti hotel offers a reduction of 10 per cent on prices, provided the reservations are made directly by the delegate or through the local committee. No extra rate for luxurious rooms. Full American plan is recommended. More reductions on prices if reservations are made for double rooms. 5 Courtesy of the Castelhaiti hotel: A coffee Break with a special Haitian musical atmosphere. The morning sessions will be held at the messanine, in the most marvellous natural atmosphere you can. imagine. The afternoon session will take place at the air-conditioned bar: A climatised appartment is freely offered to: serve as: secretary office near the session rooms. G-Delegates are asked to send their reservations to Dr Emerson Douyon. P.0. Box 911, P-au-P Haiti, who maintains the contact with the Castelhaiti Hotel. Make it sooner as possible. Please let us know if you are single or accompanied by wife or children. 7-Private cars will be available for delegates during their stay in Haiti. They are offered freely by the members of the local committee. 8-A special secretary office located at the hotel will be completed devoted for thè clerical work of the board. Mimeograph and typing facilities will be available. Traductors will be also provided. 9-Dr Jean Marc Bordeleau from Canada who succeded to Denis Lazure as Director. of the psychiatric center invites all delegates at home on Saturday November 4th at 7:30 p.m. for a "buffet froid". You will have opportunity to meet Haitian personalities from various fields interested in mental health. 10-Delegates are asked to attend two folkloric shows, one at "IBO LELE Hotel" (Friday Nov. 3 at 9:30 p.m.) the other at "CABANE CHOUCOUNE" (Saturday Nov. 4 at 10:00 p.m.): the best introduction to the knowledge of the Haitian culture. 11LUntil yet, we receive formal reservation from Mr Lynch of Barbados. According to Mrs Barbara Kelly, Dr Webb from Barbados, Mr Louis Yang Ting and Dr Alain Certhoux of MarOur 200-year tradition forbids it: tinique wish reservations at the Castelhaiti Hotel. We gave their names to the manager of this hotel, for reservations. We cannot stoop'to mass production. Dr Schaffner expressed his intention to come and gave the Each & Constantin watch date Vacheron of his arrival. is hand-crafted.. : a rarc masterpiece deMinedforasmalli linternational éliter 13-The local committee suggests the following tentative schedule: 1) Friday, Nov. 3. Morning: Arrival Informal visits (town VACHERON institutions shopping) 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.- Meeting (Castelhaiti Hotel Bar) ET: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m-Dinner (Hotel) CONSTANTIN (Continued on page 5) In Geneva since 1755 Monday Night Exclusive Agent: Shango Night Club FOUAD A. arc masterpiece deMinedforasmalli linternational éliter 13-The local committee suggests the following tentative schedule: 1) Friday, Nov. 3. Morning: Arrival Informal visits (town VACHERON institutions shopping) 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m.- Meeting (Castelhaiti Hotel Bar) ET: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m-Dinner (Hotel) CONSTANTIN (Continued on page 5) In Geneva since 1755 Monday Night Exclusive Agent: Shango Night Club FOUAD A. MOURRA Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines HOTEL IBOLELE and LE CONTINENTAL STORE HERBIE WIDMAIER & HIS GROUP Rue Bonne Foi --- Page 13 --- Sunday OOTOBER 29, 951 "HAITT UN PAGE 13 not.". Such a conclusion can of Off the Telediol Antropology course be reached by more orthodox means, but it might well (Continued from page 4) more unique to Convince, and be a that Davenport's article has with, the plantation economy thus more the point of this ana rare more human concrete value who for that was a fairly general phenomen- lysis." These particularities being is as I heard a man call last Tuesday,, "Jour des Nations Desunies", on in those colonies of the Car g. emphasis upon independence (e. much homo ludens as homo ecoremarking that Dag Hammarskjold was dead Geo Gonzalez, ibbean (Po rtu guese, Dutch, from external authority, insist- not nomicus. understand In any case, I could Hotel Montana top-kick, took off this past week for the U.S. on French and English) where the ence on regarding Convince as sum: The inside the following a promotion trip which will take him to most of the major cities sugar plantation was introduced African in origin and nature, must replace about 90 fishermen there and in Canada. Here's to a big pay-off, Geo. To show you in while the early colonization period, open defiance of Christian deities of their pots each year, per while cent (partial) destruction of a and moral code) are, what capital can do as compared to cheap labor, even in the settled peasantry occurred only author himself states, apparent as the the in-out fishermen average tourist trade, note that Hawaiian island execs now happily point in the Spanish Caribbean colon- Jy a reflection of Maroon histo- 220 per cent more than this. In to all-inclusive air tours of non-sched airlines with a- cost of $194 ies (Puerto Rico, Santo Domin- ry. They were "probably func- and. money, 1b37.4 this sterling." amounts to 1b17.0 for a round trip, California Honolulu with 7 nights at a hotel go."Cuba); where the plantation tional" in Maroon society, but plus limousine service between airport and town. They were once economy on a grand scale was they now have to be regarded In, "The Marketing System in handicappped by the high cost of travel between the island and not introduced before the nine- as huwniaibv-esplatatig ele- Peasant Haiti". Frances W. Unteenth century. This remark is ments in the Convince cult. In undertakes the task Too derwood of the mainland. bad the rains on Monday cramped the style merely an attempt to extend the case we do not accept the Ma- giving a general description of of the tourists in port overnight. They could have gotten to, the value of the authors' careful roon origin of the cult, then its the Haitian peasant market. The Casino, at least, if they had stayed in. the launches... the Boule- study of the Jamaican case. :more unique" peculiarities will result is a valuable and coherent vard was completely covered with water. Speaking of that, it have to be "functionally" exsl summary of relevant data furniseems that two Triumphs were about the only cars that made it Donald Hogg in The Convince plained by the oppression and shed by field work of HerskoCult in Jamaica" presents a de- exploitation of lower-class Jam- Simpson, Methaux and the both ways sea that started through the muddy in Martissant and tailed description of a little aicans by Europeans. But then, author vits, herself finishing with a ended at Dan Allen's door at Rendez-Vous. water. Speaking of that, it have to be "functionally" exsl summary of relevant data furniseems that two Triumphs were about the only cars that made it Donald Hogg in The Convince plained by the oppression and shed by field work of HerskoCult in Jamaica" presents a de- exploitation of lower-class Jam- Simpson, Methaux and the both ways sea that started through the muddy in Martissant and tailed description of a little aicans by Europeans. But then, author vits, herself finishing with a ended at Dan Allen's door at Rendez-Vous. Saw a camionette known religious cult, the geog- of course, the reader may ask list of factors that maintain the named "Laissez M'Vive". Bet the drivers' passengers go along raphical as well as other- ele- how such unique peculiarities of functioning market system and a with that. If his number is up, sO is theirs. I hear a house raid ments of which strongly suggest such a unique cult can be "func- list of characteristics of this syslast week resulted in a couple of fatalities. Not a private house, a Maroon, origin. Hogg is certionally" related to so general tem. you understand. Browsing through Harry A. Franck's book tainly at his best as an astutea condition as lower-class opH. HOETINK observer, with enough distance pression. Since every specific Roaming Through the West Indies turned up an interesting chapter from his object to allow himselfsocial phenomenon seems to NOTICE called Under the Palm-Tree of Haiti, with an account of the writ- à mild irony at the right mo- have function and meaning by er's trip from Cuba to Haiti on the Haitian Navy". The "Navy: ment. His attempt to "explain" the simple grace of its existence, The Direction of Palm Cockwas the once proud Adrea of the New York Yacht Club with a the cult by its "functional uti- it seems. rather easy to criti- fight and Voodoo well happy to is less all tourists and tourist: bo's'n of the American Navy and two enlisted men of the far-flung] ility" which perhaps attributable fortunate, cize Herskovits. invite may be less drivers to its show presenting Marine Corps in charge, They hailed from Cape Cod, Toledo anet tor fault of the author than to William Davenport in "Jamai- every Monday Wednesday & Indianapolis. The 100 ton schooner had been renamed l'Indepen- the irrelevance of "functional- can Fishing A Game Theory Saturday at 3:00 p.m. dance. Franck refers to the language of the crew as wthat strange isms. The "recreational pur Analysis" applies game theory Waiting for alt at Arcachon series of noises which is dignified in the French West Indies Wict pose" and "involvement with'to the "fishing- behavior" of a road.. We wish you welcome. the name of 'creole' but it would never have been recognize-l Obeah" do not "explain" the group of Jamaicans. It is a most Convince eult since, as the authand amusing article even as a foster-child on Parisian boulevards". The book was pul- or rightly remarks, these "func- unusual with far ***Joy Warren, a secretary a beyond horse consequences lished in 1920. No has fifty legs but horse has only: four: tional" characteristics appear in the scope of this reviewer's com: from New York City and Dorotherefore no horse has the most legs. Dizzy Dictionary says a most Jamaican cults, "and even prehension. It appears that ethe thy Yochum, also a secretary raisin is worried grape. Charlie Shayne's new Polaroid cameri in independent- Christian sects.' fishermen, as a group, are be- stopped here this week in a has been getting a real work-out. Even the on-lookers at the Lo- Hogg then lists in his paragraph having. to the minimax utility. swing through the Caribbean. tery Office last Wednesday morning got into the act. Somebod/ on the functional utility of the This probably arises from the They were guests at the Grand in one and take cult "several interrelated pecu- fact that in their pursuit of fish-Hotel Oloffson. Joy is a keen around here would do well to invest pix at the Tliarities that have no specific, ing, some fishermen behave of the Haitian merinSome very some niteries. - Hogg then lists in his paragraph having. to the minimax utility. swing through the Caribbean. tery Office last Wednesday morning got into the act. Somebod/ on the functional utility of the This probably arises from the They were guests at the Grand in one and take cult "several interrelated pecu- fact that in their pursuit of fish-Hotel Oloffson. Joy is a keen around here would do well to invest pix at the Tliarities that have no specific, ing, some fishermen behave of the Haitian merinSome very some niteries. will pay to keep them, to destroy them. conscious purposes," that arelconservatively, while others do exponent gue. -There's a move on foot to begin an American Chamber of Commerce in Port au' Prince among the 50-odd businesmen here. Great idea. Note to the owner of the car with Official Plate No. 326. ma -from the rear your car looks like the front end is going to the right and the back end is headed left. Better check that alignment before it's too late. The life you save may be your own. And right Announcing The GreatEvent now Iwish I were in Blockhaus, which the map says is near Jacmel, SO I could find out why it was given that name and spelling, Of The Year Anyone know??? KAY MAJOR At MAISON ORIENTALE Grand ISSA Sale Starts OHAITI ART GALLERY Monday Oct.16, 1961 onRue du Quai AFTER 5 YEARS Scolplures by PAINTINGS by PRICES UNBELIEVABLY SLASHED ON ITEMS R.FRANCOIS Cedor J.E. Gourgue FOR LADIES, MEN, GIFTS (ETC.) J.DU DERRIER V.Denis O.Du PERRIER L. Lazard SAVE... GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY'S WORTH A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel N.Jean WHILE THIS OFFER LASTS ONLY FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY i - --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" aday OOROBER 29, 1961 a cre IN HAITI THIS WEEK ONE OF FOUR FRENCH WARSHIPS tiJoseph report (Continued from page 3) DUE TOMORROW greeted this week by friend Jean a63 2 H. Theard. Jean praises very highly the hospitality of Mr Lando toward him on his last trip to N. Y. The "sympathique" visitor is staying at the Caribe Hotel. A committee of inquiry composed of Mr Max Isidore, Assistant- ***MrJ. Gerald Purtell ManaDirector at Social Assurance Institute (IDASH), Mr Lochard, Ac- ger of International Sales for countant General at Department of Public Works and Mr Mirabeau, Miller Brewing Company represented here by Mr Claude MarAccountant General at General Administration of Contributions, tih stopped here Friday. was appointed by His Excellency the President of the Republic es*Annie Laurie an educator for an. investigation of irregularities at the Hydraulic Service of for USOM in Haiti arrived this Port au Prince... Mr Robert Newbegin, U.S. Ambassador in Haiti week... Mr Edmund Murphy, and Mr Leon Garvey, Administrative Departmental head at U.S. Director of the USIS is back... Embassy in- Haiti, returned from Costa Rica; Mr David Thompson, Joe Dryer, President of the Secretary of U.S. Embassy. is back from vacationing in San Juan North Atlantic Kenaf Corp. spent (Puerto Rico Mr Felix Douyon, Director of newspaper *La a few day here. ***Terry Carroll, a secretary Masse", is the new Prefect of St Marc. He replaces Mr Emile for Ogilvy Benson & Mather Ad- "GUEPRATTE" is the second in importance. Paultre promôted Judge at Civil Court of Port au Prince... ... Embassy in- Haiti, returned from Costa Rica; Mr David Thompson, Joe Dryer, President of the Secretary of U.S. Embassy. is back from vacationing in San Juan North Atlantic Kenaf Corp. spent (Puerto Rico Mr Felix Douyon, Director of newspaper *La a few day here. ***Terry Carroll, a secretary Masse", is the new Prefect of St Marc. He replaces Mr Emile for Ogilvy Benson & Mather Ad- "GUEPRATTE" is the second in importance. Paultre promôted Judge at Civil Court of Port au Prince... Mr vertising in New York and Mar- Displacement: 2.750 t. (3.750. t.p.c.) 1 Length: 128.60m. Width: Henry Bernardin, Counsellor Ministry at Haitian Embassy to Mex tha Keogan, a receptionist and 12,70m Brace:. 5,40m. E Horse-power: 63.000 cv. Speed: 34 ico and Mr Aurelio La Guardia, Ambassador of Panama in Haiti; Betty De Bello a secretary knots - Screw: 2 Armaments: 3 double conning-towers of 57 left, the first, to Mexico; the second, to Panama... Mr Nyll Oa- spent two days at the El Ran- anti-aerial, 2 canons, 4. triple platforms of tube lance-torpedos for lixte, teacher, flew to Paris. He will stay two years. to study Eco cho. normal torpedos and ASM (short and long torpedos). nomic Sciences... Mr Edwin Vallon and Mr Thomas Linthicum, ***Roxy Bar was taken over officials of State Department, are on special mission in Haiti... again by Mr Adolf Sommer and "Association Nationale des Assistants Socaux d'Haiti" (ANASH) wife Sophia. The Sommers sold business dulls is formed the first 23 out the to Edouard Bahair the name of the Society by Promotion of So- "Soaping" clal Assistants of Normal School of Social Service; Mr Jean Gar- boun a year ago, made a seven month trip and came back tol Halo nier. the 0. it? isi President.. Mr Earl Finnie, USOM and glorifies Director of buy it again. Roxy Bar-Shop Colombian Col. Luis Gonzales, Military Naval Attache to Centra always has plenty of custom. America and Haiti arrived by. PAA... Mr Henry Ramsey, officia It is located on Rue Bonne Foi of State Department is here.. Last week, 14 new lawyers joined the opposite Le Continental Shop.. P-an-P bar. They are Gerard Uriodain, Rene Lafontant, Andro ***Colonel Pedro Armengol Blanc, Lexius Pierre, Deslandes Duperval, Captain FAC'H; Franck Valdivia, formen Cuban Attache Romain, Major a.h. FAd'H; Paul Jacques, Chouloutte, Robert Fer- Militaire in Haiti arrived Tuesdinand, Henri Mesidor, Benjamin Gilbert, Rene Dominique and day with Cuban Lawyer Pedro Benito Antonin... October 30th, at 2:30 p.m, the French Ambassa- Garcia from Miami. The Cuban visitors come here to look over dor and Mrs Le Genissel will offer a reception in honor of Admiral the possibility of investing in Poncet and officers of French light-Squadron, at Manoir des Lau- construction. They spent three riers... Urgent aid is requested to the Government for Mrs Ghis- days at Villa Creole. iaine and son, miraculously saved from a flood brought by rain ***Mr Leonard Neil Rich, a in "Carrefour- Feuille", Monday October 21, during the night. programmer from Queens, New Clothes and furintures were carried away by the flood. Her sor York and his "ravissante fem is unable to go to school... me" Barbara married on Octob er 15 spent about a week here Mirtza Abramovitz Readying New Show They were taught Creole by their guide Etienne Bruno Myrtza (Mrs Natan) Abramo- |America. Joel Cohen, a merchant from vitz js again busy preparing for Mrs Abramovitz work reflects Altoona, Pa and lovely blonde another exhibition of her fine the vigor and vitality of her own wife Susan, married in Newark, paintings at the Instituto Israel personality as well as her back- New Jersey on October 15 spent Iberoamerica at 515 Park Ave- ground in her native land. 15 spent about a week here Mirtza Abramovitz Readying New Show They were taught Creole by their guide Etienne Bruno Myrtza (Mrs Natan) Abramo- |America. Joel Cohen, a merchant from vitz js again busy preparing for Mrs Abramovitz work reflects Altoona, Pa and lovely blonde another exhibition of her fine the vigor and vitality of her own wife Susan, married in Newark, paintings at the Instituto Israel personality as well as her back- New Jersey on October 15 spent Iberoamerica at 515 Park Ave- ground in her native land. Myrt- three days at the El Rancho... nue, New York. The exhibition za is of pioneer stock whose fa- Arthur Kravitz a Buyer from will be open from November Jith mily went from Russia to settle New York and wife Claire marto 30th. in Palestine some sixty years ried on October 22 are staying ago. In the turbulent years of a week at the El Rancho... MurThe paintings will be a combin- establishing the State of Isràel ray Schulman, a retail store ation of Haitian and Israeli sce- Myrtza herself served in the un- P.oprietor and wife Bertha from nes and subjects and will have derground and the army, as did New York are current guests Not a soap, not a wide publicity throughout Latin levery citizen as his duty. here. creun-Halo cannot Gives fragrant iaasaaas MA A Avm - 4 s Vy leave dulling, dirtsoft-water" lather catching soap-hlm! needs nos special rinse! (FOCUSING, COMPOSING AND GEXPOSURE SETTING IN ONE <COMMON VIEWERRemoves embarrassing Hulo lenves hair Nikon soft, dandruf from both hair manageable- < shining with QUALITY and scalpl colorful natural REFLEX highlights! CAMERA WITH NIKKOR 50mm F:2.5 LENS. OFFERED > 35mm SINGLE LENS Yes, "soaping" your hair with IN > even finàst liquid or oily cream shampoos leaves dulling, MEDIUM PRICE dirt-catching film. 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"If all our Representatives in the U.S. were as helpful as has seen first of all the great'of the Republic of Haiti, andl officials. Ed. Sherman, Dr Assad stated, Haiti would not have such a bad American democracy and then charged with working toward Thanking your Excellency for press.' " Mr Sherman must be congratulated for his wonderful job: the Haitian Nation come into be- strengthening Haitian-American having received me in this spe- **Early this week a group: of about fifty members of the Na- ing, and following them, a num- relations in this, a particularly cial audience, I beg you to actional Selected Morticians from all over the U.S. of all the great'of the Republic of Haiti, andl officials. Ed. Sherman, Dr Assad stated, Haiti would not have such a bad American democracy and then charged with working toward Thanking your Excellency for press.' " Mr Sherman must be congratulated for his wonderful job: the Haitian Nation come into be- strengthening Haitian-American having received me in this spe- **Early this week a group: of about fifty members of the Na- ing, and following them, a num- relations in this, a particularly cial audience, I beg you to actional Selected Morticians from all over the U.S. flew down' here ber of Nations, moved by the troubled time in the world.. cept the wishes for happiness same ideals and respect for the and prosperity His after Excellency a convention held in Miami, Fla. The party greeted by Mr individual. Immense task though it may the President of the Republic of Georges Heraux of the Heraux Tours spent three days at the Villal From 1862 to the present, be, yet how full of promise, Haiti has asked me to convey Creole where a beautiful program including. a fashion show by throughout a century of diplom- thanks to your deep understand- to you. Olga Boutique in an atmosphere of joie de vivre with music atic relations, Haiti and the a provid- United LES STUDIOS DE DANSE ed by the famed Nemours Jean-Baptiste orchestra. States, after mingling the blood of their sons on the BACOULOU The impression of the party is enshrined in a poem by Bob field of battle at Savannab, have Wynne, of 1716 Canterbury Rd, Raleigh, North Carolina. led a common existence, which STARTING OCTOBER 1st, 1961 The poem runs thus: has been characterized by vicisI came to Haiti and fell in love E situdes as well as by noble im- Modern Theatrical Dance Roland Wingfield Not with the Downtown Market pulses. Haitian Dance But the people up above. If our satesmen have, under Louines Louinis the tragic cireumstances of this Drumming Louis Celestin At Villa Creole everything is grand common existence, had to cope Social Dance Gerard Dorsinvil It is like being in Heaven, or another land EE with grave problems created by Paulette Casseus The food is fabulous and the view divine the backwash of international SCHEDULE: All the women seem pregnant, except this wife of mine! relations, they have been able Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance 5 - 6 Je ne parle pas francais, but I do. declare to clear away the clouds, smooth Monday p.m. They seem to understand me everywhere out the difficulties, and work Thursday 5 6 p.m. Except when I order al martini and get a beer together in accordance with the Saturday 10 11 a.m. true meaning of Haitian-Ameri Advanced Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 3 But it makes no difference I love it here can friendship. 2 p.m. The floor show was excellent and the models "tres chic" Thursday 2 3 p.m: It's a sin I am over 40 and can't stay here a week! Having been established by Beginners Haitian Dance Monday 3 4 p.m. Bob WYNNE history, the ties of friendship Drumming Monday 2 3 p.m. Villa Creole, Petionville and solidarity sO happily preThursday 2 3 p.m. October 61. vailing between our countries Saturday 9 10 p.m. have constantly increased and Social Dance (Meringue) Wednesday 9:30 p.m, been strengthened, thus giving drumming ***Mrs Verna Huthstiner, a talented painter from: California just the world a fine example of in- Special classes for children and Modern Dance for spent a week here. The charming artist was so entranced by the ternational cooperation. youngsters. Visitors beauty. of the Country, that she prolonged her stay here to do some Allow me to take the liberty may enroll for individual classes. works depicting many lovely scenes of the Haitian life. Mrs Verna of saying that recently I had For the. classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for pro- "Truthstiner whose is the great honor of contributing fessional dancers and visitors in the husband a Psychiatrist stopped here on, her personally to that cooperation inquire daily afternoon at the way toi Rio de Janeiro. was so entranced by the ternational cooperation. youngsters. Visitors beauty. of the Country, that she prolonged her stay here to do some Allow me to take the liberty may enroll for individual classes. works depicting many lovely scenes of the Haitian life. Mrs Verna of saying that recently I had For the. classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for pro- "Truthstiner whose is the great honor of contributing fessional dancers and visitors in the husband a Psychiatrist stopped here on, her personally to that cooperation inquire daily afternoon at the way toi Rio de Janeiro. She: was guest at the Gingerbread Palace. when I held the Office of MinisHOTEL MAJESTIC Petionville Park, or write to ter of Foreign Affairs. ODETTE WIENER, P.O.B. 991, Port au Prince, HAITI. to. My brief mission near your Special Tip distinguished predecessor and Beautiful Peligre Lake my frequent contacts with the CAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL officials of the Department of and all who wish to ONE WAY BY PLANE, ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE State were the prelude to a new for.any partake of the beautifal stage in Haitian-American rela- goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the surALL tions., roundings of nature's own greenery. 40 INCLUDED Today, I do not wish to minim38 Miles From Port au Prince ize the enormity of the task or HUNTING OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS the weight of the responsibility FISHING SWIMMING RECREATION AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE SECRETARY WANTED PETION-VILLE HAITI Fluent English necessary for BUNGALOW. RESTAURANT P.O.BoX 312 . Phone:7761 dictation and typing. Mail resuWATER RELAXE RV me of experience to Box No. SKI 1083, Port au Prince. For your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio-Station at PORT AU PRINCE Corner Rue du Centre and des Cesars 68. aX XX OX - CASIN o OPEN NIGHTLY INDOATUAA GAMBLING DANCING TO JOE TROUILLOT'S ORCHESTRA MIDNIGHT SHOW Entrance Charge $1.00 Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hostelery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0. On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS faitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and content ted lving. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees a ma wardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. & O0000 a --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAiTi SUN" Sunday OCTOBER 29, Voyagez par.. AIR FRANCE CONSULTEZ VOTRE ACEN FRANCE BOEING ET CARAVELLE. LES 2 MEILLEURS -JET8. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DE VOYACE - ISRAELI PIONEER At Pont Sonde a depot andjovitz was engaged in the com-] Like her husband Mirtza is garage will be built on 4 car- modity exchange busines bet "sabra", an Israeli born of ear (Continued from page 2) Tthat in the coming three years reaux of land, for the storage of ween various European and near ly pioneers. She too was no bors. Experimental farms will 10,000 hectares (25,000 acres) of equipment, tractors and trucks Eastern countries. stranger to the soil. In her also be established for this pur- previously. non-productive soil and for their repair. Trucks will When the War for independ- vouth she worked in the oran pose. will be under cultivation. be used to haul the beans from ence in Israel started he rejoin- ge groves and on the farms More than twenty months of field to factory. Between 100 and ed the army. After the victory Her love of the land is eviden study premeded the formation of A large and modern company 150 people will find employment and the establishment of the in her paintings. soil. In her also be established for this pur- previously. non-productive soil and for their repair. Trucks will When the War for independ- vouth she worked in the oran pose. will be under cultivation. be used to haul the beans from ence in Israel started he rejoin- ge groves and on the farms More than twenty months of field to factory. Between 100 and ed the army. After the victory Her love of the land is eviden study premeded the formation of A large and modern company 150 people will find employment and the establishment of the in her paintings. She has fount the new Haiti Agriculitural and factory is to be constructed in in the garage-depot alone. Fut state of Israel he was associat- a great deal of inspiration in the Chemical Co. It estimates that St Marc a site chosen near the ure plans include a chain of fac- ed with the group who founded Haitian countryside and amongs between ten and fifteen thous- sea. This to facilitate the trans- tories, cold storage plants, fer- the first Automobile Assembly the Haitian peasants. - and peasants and private grow- port of the castor oil in tankers. tilizer plants and a cane juice plant in the middle-east, the ers will derive incomes from. the Central company offices will be plant. Kaiser-Frazer Ço. Mr Abramo- Despite their foundness to Castor bean cooperatives, tobac- housed in a new building on Avevitz was active with this com- Haiti, Natan and Mirtza stil co cooperatives and the othernue Jean Jacques Dessalines, HACS will operate its own pany as a director and stock-lhave deep roots in Israel. Thes rotation crops. It is estimatedwith a branch office in St. Ma c. power plant near the factory, holder until his resignation in'still maintain their apartment in and later will/build a small com- 1959. Tel Aviv where they reside on munity to house a colony. of Mirtza Abramovitz was born all their trips back home. Their NAVAL MISSION'S TREADWELL DEPAR CS technicians, engineers, etc. near in "Rehovoth, Israel, of idealist- love of the land is such that the site. ic pioneer parents who migrated they find it difficult to sell any to Israel from Russia some 60] of their extensive land holdingt Both the Abramovitzes and their years ago to become among in Israel which have been inl associate, greatly admire the the first çolonists. their families for many years. C Haitian peasant and the Haitian youth, whom they find enthusiastic at the prospect of a chance IN HAITI THIS WEEK to improve their standard of living by their own efforts. (Continued from page 2) Personal Histories **Talented artist Mirtza Abramovitz, beautiful wife of the Exe Natan Abramovitz was born cutive Vice-President and General Manager of the Haitian Agri in 1915 in Rishon le Zion of pa cultural and Chemical Society (HACS) will fly to New York thic Trents who were amongst the weekend, in view of her second One Man Show in 7 months. Israel early pioneers in Israel. His artist Mirtza who gave her first show in Bodley Gallery, New father was a farmer with large York, last March is far from exhausting all the opportunities of properties. As did every good promoting Haiti with her successes as a Haiti inspired painter citizen of the newborn all nation, She' will show from November 11 to November 30 a number Ol Natan passed through stages of its development, serving in 40 works at the Israel Ibero American Institute located at 513 the underground, and the arm- Park Avenue New York City all depicting the most captivating Ata reception Oct. 18 at Hotel Caribe USN Commander Treadwvell ed forces, and on the farms. scenes of the Haitian life. This Institute comprises the cultured was given a farewell party by fellow Haitian and American After World War II Mr Abram- people of Latin America and Israel: Diplomats and students in Coastguardsmen. Heregretfully ended his tour of duty working the American universities, and important members of the the Israel with Haitian Coast Guard. Above Counselor of the U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER ON colony in New York and of the Spanish speaking Countries. 18 at Hotel Caribe USN Commander Treadwvell ed forces, and on the farms. scenes of the Haitian life. This Institute comprises the cultured was given a farewell party by fellow Haitian and American After World War II Mr Abram- people of Latin America and Israel: Diplomats and students in Coastguardsmen. Heregretfully ended his tour of duty working the American universities, and important members of the the Israel with Haitian Coast Guard. Above Counselor of the U.S. CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER ON colony in New York and of the Spanish speaking Countries. Mn Embassy Mr Phillip Williams, Commander Tex Treadwell, Ines Radunsky, Director of the Institute Israel Ibero American Col. Jaeques Laroche, Commander of the Haitian Coast Guard, SHORT VISIT and Mr Mortimer Matz, President of the Public Relations Fir and Lt-Col. Redalen, Naval Mission. Mortimer Matz Associates are. currently engaged in a vast publi (photo Dietz) Mr James W. Davis, Civil of the city program which will bring to the Exhibit a number of 2,00 U.S. Commission on Rights in Washington, D.C., visited visitors in the very first days. Haiti for an overnight stop on "As for the first time, Mirtza will be presented by the famotin ais return from vacation spent American Writer Irving Stone. Author of Michael-Angelo and thy in Venezuela visiting his brother. - current Best Seller The Agony and the Ecstasy. This Mirtzal Mr Davis is a lawyer with a keen interest in minority groups exhibit will be placed under the Sponsorship of Mr Carlet Auguste and seeing that they are accord- Ambassador of Haiti in the United Nations. e, ed the same civil rights as ali ws*Robert Newbegin, Jr. son of the U.S. Ambassador in Haiti other groups. He travels widely introducting his friend Robert Taylor to Haiti. Bob Taylor, frof in the U.S. among such minor Boston, just completed his three year term in the American ities as Negroes, Spanish-speak Armi ing peoples, etc. Mr Davis finds The two Bobs will visit the Cap and the Citadel this week. the problems fall into two cate- ***Mr Victor Assali, a prominent merchant in textile here arri gories: voting in the Southern ed Tuesday with his wite, the former Viga Moise and lovel states and housing in the North, daughter Marie Claudette, a newly graduate from College in Mi with segregation and. police brut mi, The Assalis went to Europe last July to pick up two otif a ality the sore spots. daughters Ginette and Evelyne from Switzerland for a grand to His first visit in Haiti was cut all over Europe and the Near East and the Middle East. The from an intended week and one itinerary included France, and its Cote d'Azur, Switzerland, Ital night, Mr Davis explained, by Jerusalem, the Holly Land, Lebanon, etc. 1. staying too long in South Ame Ginette remains in Friburgh, Switzerland to cotinue her Group of Officers of Coast Guard and US Naval Mission at fare- rica. pick up two otif a ality the sore spots. daughters Ginette and Evelyne from Switzerland for a grand to His first visit in Haiti was cut all over Europe and the Near East and the Middle East. The from an intended week and one itinerary included France, and its Cote d'Azur, Switzerland, Ital night, Mr Davis explained, by Jerusalem, the Holly Land, Lebanon, etc. 1. staying too long in South Ame Ginette remains in Friburgh, Switzerland to cotinue her Group of Officers of Coast Guard and US Naval Mission at fare- rica. He He was plans to return next in languages and Evelyne is completing her studies studl year. a guest at college the Commander Hotell well reception for Tex Treadwell. Choucoune. also. SHOES FAMOUS OVE R FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater The Worle --- Page 17 --- Wly Every / 10c Sunaay Haili Sun FORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI il Avenue Marie-Jeanne - OITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME Phone 2061 - Vol XX - Sunday October 29th, 1961 No. 6 French Squadron Due On Three-Day Visit The little cherry-red pompoms/trom a French Naval Squadron mand of Captain Gardes. of the French sailor hats willldue toarrive here tomorrow A special entertainment progfunemark nt unit AA00015023 : imandhas officers id sailMaterial Information led by TitleHaiti sun staffrs and Author: sailors. 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