--- Page 1 --- Weekly 10c Every Sun Sunday Haili HAITI Avenue Marie-Jeanne CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME - Phone 2061 - Vol XX LE Sunday November 5th, 1961 No.7 PORT-AU-PRINCE; Candidates For The Triple Crowns Beauty Contest KNOWLEDGE SAILS FOR HAITI Gathering Momentum The race is on for the three crowns; Miss Pan America, Miss X Haiti and Miss Cafe. The Qui Sera" signs are posted in every eye-catching space, and it's the talk of the town. Publicity is flowing in May-pole ribbons to every quarter of the hemisphe: re. The local belles are eyeing themselves in" the mirrors on His Excellency Dr Francois Duvalier President of Haiti is the walls with a speeulative gleam; possible favorites are greeting at the National Palace the Chief of the French Naval chosen, discussed and discarded Squadron, Admiral Poncet on his three day visit here with for new ones. Cinderella's slipfour unities of the French Fleet. per is being fitted to many a slim-foot in secret. Round and round she goes, and where she'lli French Naval Visitors stop, nobody knows.. yet. Admiral Wilfred J. MeNeil, (lett) President of the Grace Line Ernst Casseus, coordinator, a member and Sponsor of the American-Haittan Foundation, i and his committees are working being congratulated by His Excellency Victor Nevers Constant Recall like beavers. This year there is Secretary of State for Tourism, (center) during recent reception a difference too. The main ComHistory on the Santa Paula in New. York City after presenting a radio fo The visit of thei French Squa- men was assembled and -3,000 (Continued on page 3) Literacy Program to Mr Roger Magloire Constant (right) directo dron to Port au Prince this past troops from the local gamnison of the Foundation. week recalls the historical event taken aboard. official Grace Line 1s one of the many American Companies and founda that brought the French Fleet Following a round of Flood Waters across the Atlantic to Haiti in functions in their honor the tions sponsoring the community, education program of the Foun 1781 and then on to help Ameri- French Squadron sailed for Mar Swallow HADO Jeep dation. - (Sce Story on page 3). ca win her independance from tinique Thursday. And Occupants England. 'Bianca C End Cruise Dominican Line To Get The four-ship French SquadYouthful Gerard Robinson; ron came to Port au Prince after Off Grenada purchasing agent for HADO New Ships representing the French Navy at (Point Four) his driver and a October 19th- celebration of the A familiar cruiseship to Port Capoise to whom they gave a The Dominican Steamship Line Specifications provide for tw 180th anniversary of the decisive au Prince, the big white "Bian- ride lost their lives when flood plans to build two new refriger- ships, each of 6,200 deadweigh battle in which the French Navy ca C", ended its eruise days waters earried away the vehicle ated ships to add to its service tons, with accommodations fo under the Command of Count de Southi of here last week. in which they were driving over between the United States and 12 passengers. They will have Grasse beat the English and led the Cancock river near Limbe the Dominican Republic and about ten times as much S reefe to Cornwallis urrender to It was a peaceful Sunday Tuesday night. Haiti. space as the three 4,200 dwt. ves George Washington. morning, and the gleami ing The following day the body of sels Angelita, Rhadames and When the French agreed to white Italian luxury liner Bian: the driver was found entwined J M. Schiffino, operations Fundacion- now th the service send assistance to Washington's ca C, lying a half mile off the around the steering wheel of the manager ine New York, said that it was reported. much S reefe to Cornwallis urrender to It was a peaceful Sunday Tuesday night. Haiti. space as the three 4,200 dwt. ves George Washington. morning, and the gleami ing The following day the body of sels Angelita, Rhadames and When the French agreed to white Italian luxury liner Bian: the driver was found entwined J M. Schiffino, operations Fundacion- now th the service send assistance to Washington's ca C, lying a half mile off the around the steering wheel of the manager ine New York, said that it was reported. forces the French Fleet sailed Windward Island of Grenada, wrecked ford pickup hundreds negotiations for construction of from France to Cap Haitien looked the model of a Caribbean of yards from the crossing. The the new vessels are under way (then Cap Francais) where a cruise poster "ran the account body of the girl was discovered with ship-builders. fleet of two hundred merchant Russian of the sinking" published in on the river bank and Robin- The award is expected to tot Expert Time Magazine this week, Ben- son's body was not immediately al some $4.5 million, with a de- Revisiting Haiti eath the vellow; funnel, passeng- found. cision likely early next year, he Haitian Delegation At ers splashed in two swimming (Continued on page 16) said. Thomas P. Whitney, former The FAO Conference (Continued on page 10) Associated Press, correspondent and former President of the Overseas Press Club of 0 November in America, 4th opened Juan Villanueva G. Lis visiting Haiti on a vacation Rose the yearly conference of Petan Startles trip. He Trujillo theFAO. Upon recommendation New Dominican Consul al weeks expects in Port to au spend sever and Minister Prince of he of Agriculture General Here travelling in the Haitian Andre Theard, provinMrA His Excellences. Whitney Au who visited President the Haiti cy he of Republic Jose Cap Mr Villanueva assumed three times in the from chose the following period personalities the direction of the Dominican Major General Arismendi Tru-1 General Trujillo former com: 1957 to 1959 "as an AP as members of, the Haitian dele- Consulate General hère this past jillo Molina, (Petan) who left mander of the "Cocuyos" (Fire- is now a free lance writer. reporter He gation: week following appointment to Ciudad Trujillo last Tuesday. flies) a peasant army in La has written one book entitled Agronomist Louis Blanchet, Di the post by President Joaquin aboard the Dominican navy Fre: vega province, and proprietor of Kussia In My Life which is rector General of the Depart: Balaguer. gate "Presidente Trujille" bound the Voz Dominican Televiston scheduled to appear in January ment of Agriculture, President; Mr Villanueva recently termi- for Pointe A Pitre, Guadeloupe Station in Ciudad Trujillo ap- 1962. It recounts his experiences Agronomist Joseph Bernard of nated four years as his coun- from where he was scheduled to parently is enjoying the balmyover a period of nine years from ODVA, Agronomist Pierre D. try's Ambassador to Nationalist fly with his family to Europe Caribbean and the salt spray.1944 to 1953 in the Soviet Union Sam, of Pote Cole, members. China in Formosa. arrived in Cap Haitien Friday after avercoming his first im-as a diplomat and foreign corThe delegates left on Wednes- Born in Puerto Plata, an im- night and set the Northern Me- pression that the fregate was a day for Rome via New York. (Continued on page 10)tropolis on edge. (Continued on page 16) L (Continued on page-15) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 5. 1961 Creole Hotel; JoAnn is a keen exponent of the Haitian meringue... **Mrs Grace Phelps is back In Haiti This,Week Ike Saul, Manager of the Night Clus & Bar of the Montmartre this week with her 20 monthBy AUBELIN JOLICOEUE Hotel in Miami Beach and wife Eleanor are visiting this week in old child Gregory. ropolis on edge. (Continued on page 16) L (Continued on page-15) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 5. 1961 Creole Hotel; JoAnn is a keen exponent of the Haitian meringue... **Mrs Grace Phelps is back In Haiti This,Week Ike Saul, Manager of the Night Clus & Bar of the Montmartre this week with her 20 monthBy AUBELIN JOLICOEUE Hotel in Miami Beach and wife Eleanor are visiting this week in old child Gregory. Mrs Phelps company with Al Bengis, of the U.S. Post Office in Miami Beach a talented artist works with ***World famous and versatile artist Harry and wife Sally, they are guests at the MAjestic Hotel in Petionville.. powder enamel baked on copBelafonte, singer, actor (Island in the Sun) dan- Misses Maria E. Vrattos and Margaret (Peggy) Nevins, secretar- per spent a few weeks in Philacer is having a rest in the islands in the sun, ies for the North East Airlines in Boston stopped here early this delphia with her parents. healing from an ailing throat and a bad knee week for a short visit in a swing through the Caribbean, they cal- **Mrs Katharine Slade Newin company with his beautiful honey skin wife, led Haiti the Highlight of their trip.. Dr Frank Thompson from begin, distinguished wife of the the former Julie Robinson also an artist, she Montclair, New Jersey is having a three day vacation at the Hotel U.S. Ambassador in Haiti Mr. used to be a dancer an dactress. After a few Choucoune... Mr Robert C. Gibson, a railroad Supervisor from New Robert Newbegin arrived last days in Nassau, Julie took her son David back York is staying 3 days at the Ibo Lele... Marius Laliberte an Sunday... Jean L. Gabriel a to New York in taking rendez-vous with Harry accountant from Quebec, Canada is spending a month at the Villa French Engineer and Harold R. in Haiti. They never travel in the same plane for fear of an acci- Creole Royce Grimm, an Engineer from Miami is current guest Young a Canadian Engineer Of dent both in to of them. Julie arrived Thursday afternoon from New at the Ibo Lele... Lawyer Marvin Irving Wiener from Miami is the D.C. World, arrived Bank also Washington, and was and York here Sunday joined by her husband two hours later. Harry stopping at the Montana Hotel... Architect George Neff from St. were joined here Thursday at was accompanied by writer William A. Attaway from New York. Louis, Mo is guest at the Castel.. So are Perry Theodore McDon- the El Rancho by the Korean These visitors of note are having a wonderful time here in the nell, a refrigeration engineer from Atlanta, Ga and wife Mary.. economist Sei-Young Park, of delightful company of Katherine Dunham, owner 'of the celebrated Beautiful Audrey Yvonne Brake, "Miss Belle Bagaille", is back the World Bank here to look Habitation Leclerc. from a two month trip in Europe. Ghe described Rome as over the road conditions. Harry, King of the calypso, is a presumable grandson of our a clean linen washed in lavender. She visited France, Germany, famous King Henry Christophe, builder of the Citadel. He is one Italy, Spain, Switzerland. Audrey is a beautician at the Hotel El **Pretty a Miss Jacqueline Josof the most successful American singers. "Each one of his songs Rancho. pitre, graduate in Philosophy at the Ecole Normale Superieubecame a familiar and famous high spot from a remarkable carre went to Frankfurt Germany eer". He has a Haitian suite in his programs. However, it is too ***Mr Max Chauvet, Publisher of the Oldest Daily "Le Nouvel- last week. She plans to go to bad that he rebaptised Choucoune which became Yello Bird that liste" and charming wife Janine and 11-year-old son Max Junior Berlin's University to resume the Jamaicans are trying shamelessly to appropriate. arrived Sunday from a two month trip in Europe and the United her studies in, this field. Harry and Julie are on their fourth trip, and Bill Attaway on States. Mr Chauvet went to Germany as guast of the German Fe- **Colonel Luis Gonzalez, Milihis second. Publisher of the Oldest Daily "Le Nouvel- last week. She plans to go to bad that he rebaptised Choucoune which became Yello Bird that liste" and charming wife Janine and 11-year-old son Max Junior Berlin's University to resume the Jamaicans are trying shamelessly to appropriate. arrived Sunday from a two month trip in Europe and the United her studies in, this field. Harry and Julie are on their fourth trip, and Bill Attaway on States. Mr Chauvet went to Germany as guast of the German Fe- **Colonel Luis Gonzalez, Milihis second. Ourlet is guiding them around town and country. Harry deral Government, he visited many Germar cities including Ham- tary Attache of the Colombian found in Tony Hattenback Shindler a mentor. burg, Bonn, etc. The Chauvets spent many weeks in Paris and Embassies in Central America Senorita" Martha Mifflin Danino, beautiful daughter of Mr New York. arrived last Sunday with wife Ricardo Mifflin Bermudez and wife Leonor and "Senor" Eduardo Maria Mercedes. Barron Dominguez, son of Rear Admiral Emilio Barron S. and wife Gloria went to the Altar Saturday October 28 1961, The nuptial ceremony was held at 12:30 p.m. at the Basilica de la Virgen del Pilar, San Isidro, Columbia. The announcement was made by their parents. A very nice reception followed the religious ceremony. ***Charming brunette Miss Dorothy Granum who arrived here last week-end with the Cartan Tours was called Terpsichore L1 the Greek Muse of Dance for her beautiful dancing. Dorothy is with the Milwaukee Police Department, she was travelling along with a party of seven including blonde Miss Beverly Strike also from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The party was delighted with Haiti. They were guests at the El Rancho. ***Attorney Arnold Greenberg and lovely wife Jacqueline an interior decorator from Chicago got married on October 29, and arrived here the next day. They stopped at th eIbo Lele... Lawyer Lawrence Magennis and wife Johanna from New York City are honeymooning here, they were married on October 21 and arrived here October 30.. Pharmacist Harvey Ackerman and wife Francine from Douglaston, New York are currently honeymooning here, they are guests at the El Rancho... Edward J. Keher, a cabinet maker and wife Nancy fro mthe Bronx New York are also honeymooning at the El Rancho... Misses Judy Fritz, Lorraine Sitko, It's Betty Rowan and Violet Moravec of the International the same the whole world over... Harvester in Chicago are stàying three days here, Lorraine Sitko is a beautiful dancer... Misses JoAnn Ruf in business in Denver Colorado and Behind every map of the world lies' a great tradition Miriam C. Keller, a bookkeeper are current guests at the Villa Behind of exploration every bottle and discovery. of "WHITE LABEL" Scotch X 299999999 > whisky lies a great tradition of blending LE that has X made this fine old whisky famous far beyond the borders of its native Scotland. Today, WHITE C LABEL" is known and appreciated everywhere. ASIN a Wherever you are, ask for hsze OPEN NIGHTLY - GAMBLING "Wbite Label"s & a Wbite DANOING TO dobml Dewar DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY JOE TROUILLOT'S ORCHESTRA IT NEVER VARIES MIDNIGHT SHOW Agent Distributor: Entrance Charge 81.00 ANDRE KHAWLY On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS P. 0. Today, WHITE C LABEL" is known and appreciated everywhere. ASIN a Wherever you are, ask for hsze OPEN NIGHTLY - GAMBLING "Wbite Label"s & a Wbite DANOING TO dobml Dewar DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY JOE TROUILLOT'S ORCHESTRA IT NEVER VARIES MIDNIGHT SHOW Agent Distributor: Entrance Charge 81.00 ANDRE KHAWLY On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS P. 0. Box 1207 Port au Prince, Haiti 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Phone: 3721 60000600000 G a --- Page 3 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 5, 1961 PAGE 3 Village Radio Program Candidate For The. To Fight Illiteracy (Continued from page 1) carefully screened even to the only. the best in Haitian beauty, Roger Constant, director of the American- -Haitian Foundation, point of taking intelligence tests. but the most representative pulmittee, under President Mrs One supposes that Mr Casseus chnitude-plus-poise that Haiti to returned to Haiti this past week with an ambitious project of the Duviella and Vice-President Mr is responsible for this wise has, to offer. The event is pracyear-old Foundation. Jean Fouchard, is authorized to move, in order to secure not tically assured of great success. Through the contribution and assistance of well-kown Americans, visit families with eligible daughthe Foundation plans to establish literacy centers throughont the ters to obtain proper parental country and will broadcast education via radio. In a Foundation permission for the young belles Beautiful Peligre Lake clip-book pictures of several of the distinguished' sponsors appear to enter the contest. This means presenting small transistor radios to Foundation director Roger that girls from the most repre- for any and all who wish to partake of the beautifui sentative families in Haiti will Constant during a recent visit of tourist Minister Victor Nevers be able to compete. So far there goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the surConstant in New York and party in his honor aboard the Grace are eight candidates officially roundings of nature's own greenery. Line's Santa Paula. One newspaper clipping shows Adm. wilred lined up, with more to come. 38 Miles From Port au Prince e J. McNeil, president of Grace Line presenting a radio and another Names are not for publication HUNTING FISHING shows Joseph M. Singer Eastern Public Relations Manager of until November 12th. SWIMMING RECREATION Reynolds Haiti Metal Co. handing over one of these educational Arrangements are under way devices. The Foudation's call for assistance carries this,plea: for the first parade of beauties BUNGALOW RESTAURANT OPERATION COUMBIT (1) HAITI on November 10th at Club CaWATER SKI RELAXE maraderie. Next Sunday at noon at the Beau Rivage the first of- For your reservation, call up in ODVA Radio-Station at LITERACY FOR HAITI ficial parade will take place. PORT AU PRINCE Special arrangements have been Corner Rue du Centre and des Cesars 68. Close to four million Haitians share the 10,800 square miles of made this year to give the local LE mountainous land which constitutes the Republic of Haiti. giving] press representatives officiaf cards in order to insure good Haiti a population density, greater than that of India of China. coverage. - X X - Ninety pe rcent of these Haitians are illiterate, unable to read or write, living in widely-cattered lone settlements throughout the Miss Haiti and Miss Cafe will ( Drambuie LIQUEUR - Haitian hills, untouched by life as we know it today. For example, be selected in contest on Decem- 3 although Haiti is primarily a rural economy, it is probably the ber 3rd, with Miss Pan Americal d only country n this hemisphere where neither, the plough nor, the going to the post on December a INDISPENSABLE FOR wheelbarrow are generally used and crop rotation is virtually un- didates 10th, with from some Latin fourteen American can- a THE ENJOYABLE PARTY N known. countries, and Miss Haiti. At the 6 To Simon, the one Haitian out of ten tucky enaugh to be able same time the Comite Francais @ AND to read and write, "Liv-la pale ampil bagay". (The book speaks d'Elegance- will: appear on the 6 many things.) In the book he reads, and therefore knows, that scene. They are expected to ar- 6 AGENTES FESTIVITIES one must wash' his hands before eating; that soil erosion can be rive on November 27th as they @ UNICOS Haiti. At the 6 To Simon, the one Haitian out of ten tucky enaugh to be able same time the Comite Francais @ AND to read and write, "Liv-la pale ampil bagay". (The book speaks d'Elegance- will: appear on the 6 many things.) In the book he reads, and therefore knows, that scene. They are expected to ar- 6 AGENTES FESTIVITIES one must wash' his hands before eating; that soil erosion can be rive on November 27th as they @ UNICOS stopped through terrace gardening; that one must clean and dress are on tour for the 700th year ( The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland of fashion celebration. on a wkound, using an antiseptic, not mud or charcoal.. Othe basis OI the finest pure old SCOTCH WHISKY. To the majority of his fellow Haitians, the book is just a "bagay" Next Thursday Ernst Casseus Indispensable for festivities and for every occaa useless, silent "thing". Steeped in) ignorance, unknowing and will appear on Television with sion. untaught, thousands of peasants mothers will continue dying in the candidates from the first A EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: childbirth; half of all babies born will continue dying of tetanus; such beauty contest held here L. PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM & CO. erosion will continue to eat away the best parts of the land -and in 1959; they are Misses Car- - > 0ecc600 ecee Haiti will continue to be ravaged by disease, starvation and ignor- thright, Benjamin, Dreyfus and ance, a little island in the sun that epitomizes all of the evils of will Toussaint. monitor Maurice the show. Duwiquet Tune in an underdeveloped country. at o'clock sharp. Lacking the necessary funds and time to build schools and train teachers, the most practical and most expedient way to bring lit There is a meeting scheduled eracy and knowledge to the people is that of Radio Vision, as has for Monday of a Special CommiN IONS been successfully applied jn other underdeveloped countries in ttee composed of Mrs Jean MaLatin America, Through Radio Vision, one central teacher can gloire, Mrs Baboun, Mrs Roy, literacy Mrs Madsen, Mrs Denis, Mrs FROM reach countless numbers of village groups, bring and new Leveque and Mr Craan who will ideas to hundreds of groups of peasants. visit families with beautiful And so, to help Haiti hurdle the Illiteracy Barrier, the American- daughters to insure the entryof Haitian Foundation is launching OPERATION KOMBIT, Using Haiti's finest and to remove any the printed word as our Kombit drum or lambi" (the traditional remaining vestige of stigma OD VA way for Haitian farmer to summon help for a special project, from nice girls entering beauty alike- contests. They will appeal to the we call upon all friends of Haiti -Americans and Haitians heads of families for permission to share thei rfunds, knowledge and technical skills to wipe out and explain, if necessary, the Onions of first illiteracy in Haiti. importance of this annual event quality are available at thel lin Haiti's bid for her rightful sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue The Aunericantiaitinn Foundation is currently discussing plans place in Caribbean tourism. des Cesare and Rue du, Centre, at the following for launching a Pilot-Project with the new government agency prices: ONEC (the National Office for Community Education). Following the first event at the Operation Kombit will therefore become a joint Haitian-Amert Beau Rivage, other parades are ican program on a people-to-I people cooperative basis. So that the set for November 19th, 26th and 15 Gourdes project can be integrated in the National Literacy Campaign. the last Sunday, of the month. 10lbs.1-Bags "Slavery is but half abolished, emancipation is but half-completed. So far, $4,000 worth of fireworks 50lbs.-Bags 15 Gourdes while millions of free men with votes in their hands are left with- have been given to Haiti for Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis out education. Justice demands that the still remaining bonds of this event, and Mr Abraham of Gourdes: 2.75 10lbs. bags (Minimum Scha gave 1000 baloons properly per ignorance shall be unloosed and broken, and the minds as well as inscribed in honor of the contest. 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50ibs. (Minimthe bodies of the emaneipated go free.". Most unique this year, and um 10 bags.) of great significance, is the fact (1)-KOMBIT is the Haitian Creole word for "let's pull together". that the candidates are beingl Gourdes: 2.75 10lbs. bags (Minimum Scha gave 1000 baloons properly per ignorance shall be unloosed and broken, and the minds as well as inscribed in honor of the contest. 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50ibs. (Minimthe bodies of the emaneipated go free.". Most unique this year, and um 10 bags.) of great significance, is the fact (1)-KOMBIT is the Haitian Creole word for "let's pull together". that the candidates are beingl --- Page 4 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 5, 1961 PAC "HAITI SUN? THE ORGAN SO well known it needs no in- the classical boy's soprano voiDE RY RECITAL OF CENTENNIAL GIFTIS troduction. It should be mention- ce! OF MADAME EDITH CUTER ed, however, that this is just FINALE from SYMPHONY I By The Rev. Canon Henry C. Burrows Jr. one of five Toccata and Fngues pour l'Orgue of that Bach composed for the or- Louis Vierne (1870-1937) Cat Sainte Trinite Itune was sung by the tenors and] Homilius was a follower gan. TH After Trinity the joyful obligato, melody play- Bach and learned much from Vierne's Organ Symphonies 2, 1961 ed by the strings. Bach arrang- him. This unique and moving FLUTE SOLO along with those of Widor's mar m. ed six: of his cantata arias for work by Homilius, Organist at Thomas Arne (1710-1778) ked a great new era in organ 1ME the organ. Dresden, was recently discovercomposition. Vierne wrote six. A N Father Burrows will plav. the ed by. a professor of Harvard The England of the 18th cent- such Symphonies. This brilliant 70-1453) original chorals first, so that the University, Cambridge, Mass. ury produced many composers movement is probably the most of Chaucer, melody will be familiar when it USA while doing research in who wrote music that was char- famous and popular from his le's life is appears in the Prelude. Germany. ming, colorful and gay. Arne massive output. Vierne was blind er's call this was one of these. Arne was a as have been and are today t contrapunt- BASSE ET DESSUS DE TROM- RECIT DE CORNET Doctor of Music from Oxford many of France's greatest orgin the, serv- PETTE Francois Couperin le Grand who fought to become a nusician anists. Famous for his improviRoyal and is Louis Clerambault (1676-1749) (16327-1701?)) against his parents wishes. Fem- sations, the services at Notre Daamous hymn This Trumpet in Dialogue ale choral members are especiat- me Cathedral in Paris, ry of Henry Ifrom the Suite in the First Tone" F. Couperin was the most not- ly indebted to Arne since he was he was organist, were where noted ne: Battle of is played to illustrate the quali- able of ai distinguished family the first to write choral music for their. remarkable organ muspian's Day, ties of the top and bottom of our that flourished in Paris for more for women's voices rather than sic. Spanish Trumpet en chamade. than two centuries. He was RoyClerambault was Organist of St. ai Organist to Louis XIV. The : Sulpice in Paris and Music Dir- Recit de Cornet is from the secoice is: Cal- ector to Madame de Maintenon. ond of two Organ Masses pub- (1685-1750) lished in 1690. rranged by CHORALE-PRELUDE: -OX AACK us cantata "Since Adam's Fall" CORTEGE ET, LITANIE IN PETIONVILLE IT's He chorale Gottfried Homilius (1714-1785) Marcel Dupre (1886 ECTO This example of modern roREATI DISTINGTION 2D manticism, by the present Org-l HOTEL MONTANA anist of St. Sulpice, Paris, and VEAR WITH PRIDE Head of Fine Arts, ConservaCOPERE a toire National de Paris, is a reAt 1G0fect altitude.yet markable only7mnules piece of picture paint- short, from the heart PORT-AU-PRINdE : 208 HITA ing. The Cortege -slow, G oF moving- is quickly followed by roREATI DISTINGTION 2D manticism, by the present Org-l HOTEL MONTANA anist of St. Sulpice, Paris, and VEAR WITH PRIDE Head of Fine Arts, ConservaCOPERE a toire National de Paris, is a reAt 1G0fect altitude.yet markable only7mnules piece of picture paint- short, from the heart PORT-AU-PRINdE : 208 HITA ing. The Cortege -slow, G oF moving- is quickly followed by the Litanie with its piquant The most exquisite Views,oVerlooking thedily theme contantly repeated. The the boy, the plains.he mountains . Litanie grows: in steady insist16 ancy and volume as the confidance and fervor of the petition- X Delicious dontinental cuisine and superb ers develops. At the end, the Servide - themes of the Cortege and of the Litanie, are combined 'in a CRRICW Personalized attention to every guest. pulsing outburst storming the o gates of heaven. Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge STATEMENT 1953 and Bar - Panorama Terrade David Burrows (1933 > ofselfwinding Air.condihoned de-luxe rooms o totron powered. Girard-P Perregaux This outspokenly contemporary A 0 * emost jewellers. piece of mustc is the first com: position written for the organ by WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM this young composer and Instructor in the Music Departinent TUESDAU :Informal Créole Bolfet. Danding from ot Yale University, New Haven, 7:30 PM To midnign PERREGAUX Conn., USA. Statement 1953 is Meringue insfruchion and Conlest Watchesst ne e 1791 dedicated to Father Burrows at9:30 Cosvaldress.No odmissonfee who believes that the contempor- Whousgsg:depligelesg get-together Ponchboul ary composer should always be Parly from 7pm to 8pm. represented on recital programs FRIDAY : Gala Dinner-Donée from 7.30Pm to today as they were in the past. 1:30 a.m. Superb Showat 10:30 E AT THE We cannot bury our heads and No admission fee hearts in the 19th century! STORES ALL OTHER Nliqurs: Cocklail hour from7l9 with native Combo. TOCCATA AND FUGUE IN D MINOR J. S. Bach (1685-1750) - This monumental composition WAY FROM HOME: > lairiere PORT-AU-PRINCE HAITIWI. GALOWS SOME e Ade PANTAL Bidg - TOTAND fecleoyonets . ROY, Manager MAHOGANY RUGS P 3OUS-BOIS" of Bizoton OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED racy of your own cottage Designs Rush of Hotel service. THEL pe AND ) SUPERB AND FAMOUS T, SWIMMING POOLS, L GARDENS $ W Quality. hese dame Soods ane sold. Sisal. IVE RATES GRAND RUE in. the obost exclusare Stores in the 7.S. PHONE: 2684° V 2 w --- Page 5 --- Sunday NOVEMEER 5, 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 5, after Jan. 1962 first cruise isj taining personalities in the cruise HAITI SUN LETTERS sold out. Thought you'd like this field, Mr. Lowe gives fascinatinformation. ing talks on what to see and do THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE / to the Sincerely in the Caribbean spiced with Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning Watterson LOWE personal anecdotes, which had Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEDERIOH EDITOR Lecturer Aboard. "HAITI SUN" PAGE 5, after Jan. 1962 first cruise isj taining personalities in the cruise HAITI SUN LETTERS sold out. Thought you'd like this field, Mr. Lowe gives fascinatinformation. ing talks on what to see and do THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE / to the Sincerely in the Caribbean spiced with Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning Watterson LOWE personal anecdotes, which had Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEDERIOH EDITOR Lecturer Aboard. become an integral part of CunGerant- Responsable MAUCLAIE LABISSIERE Ed. Note-Mr Watterson Lowe ard's Sunshine Cruises to the ESTABLISHED IN 1950 LOWE MOVES FROM is a lecturer, world traveler and West Indies and South America CUNARD TO AMERICAN raconteur supreme. -as well as delightful additions EXPORT LINES He is one of the most enter-_fo club programs ashore. FOR PEDESTRIANS, ROADS AND SS Atlantc Oct. 3 SOIL CONSERVATION Dear Mr. Diederich: I thought you might like to Highway tree-plantings are a suggestion, not dram- know I'm no longer with Cunard of and fruitful SAVE B3Y atic, it is true, but easy accomplishment Line and expect to retuurn on pardon to pun. above ship on their first AmeriThe thought comes to us when we notice the dam- can ship series due their sat. TIME TIA M age to asphalt highways from excess rains and sun, Nov. 18 and Sati Dec. 16 arrivand how spreading trees protect such paving. But equal ing at anchor 10 a.m. depart 3 a.m. next morning. This will or perhaps greater advantages come from the comfort be more 517 trip to W.I. Miss of pedestrians in the shade along roadsides, the soil Penny Bancroff will be the hostand water conservation and not least, as a source of ess we expect to shift to SS Inrevenue. dependence in Jan. on their W.I. series; there will be 3 more Unostentatiously during the past spring and sum- stops in Haiti on the Atlantic mer months mangoes become the source of export revenue in the form of dried and frogen mangoes. Chate- Grants For The SUBSGRIBINO Study let des Fleurs developed and patented the processes which made the mangoes acceptable for entry into the Of Creole United States, and the products seem to have ready ME consumer. acceptance. The mango tree resists drought, it seems to resist Three grants for the study of hurricanes, it has wide spreading foliage to protect creole were awarded by the Inspedestrians and asphaltage. Some of the Haitian var- titute of Caribbean Studies for the summer of 1961. A two-month! ieties have outstanding consumer-appeal, particularly travel and study grant went to the Madame Francis. A good-sized tree could yield a Dr. J. L. Dillard to visit Aruba, revenue of one hundred gourdes per year, when weli Curacao, Haiti and Jamaica to established. make preliminary comparative surveys of psychological and sOTO But there are other attractive trees for roadside cial aspects of the use of creole. TIME plantings. On the Ocean side of the Hotel de Ville He also attended the meeting of the American Linguistic Society building, at each corner are Teak-wood trees, which in. Austin, Texas, in July. Dr. have been bearing seeds for years. There are other Dillard, who. last year was disparse trees near Miragoane. They are well adapted rector of the English Language to the climate here, similar to that of Thailand whera Study Center at Inter-American the tree is native. Lumber can be harvested in 8 years University in San German, Puerand the trees ratooned for second and third crops. The to Rico, will be with the departfoliage is spreading protecting asphalt and pedestrians. ment of English of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Pjedras, in 1961-1962. He has also been, For tourist attractions near cities nothing excels named a research associate in avenues of Royal Palms for effects. ctor of the English Language to the climate here, similar to that of Thailand whera Study Center at Inter-American the tree is native. Lumber can be harvested in 8 years University in San German, Puerand the trees ratooned for second and third crops. The to Rico, will be with the departfoliage is spreading protecting asphalt and pedestrians. ment of English of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Pjedras, in 1961-1962. He has also been, For tourist attractions near cities nothing excels named a research associate in avenues of Royal Palms for effects. 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'All this plus extra news of Latin America in the edition.youi Dr Mervin Alleyne, of the Dep- receive; candid, often courageous reporting of events not, It is gratifying to see that President Joaquin Balacovered elsewhere. guer of the neighboring Dominican Republic has ap- artment University of Romance College of Languages, the West Fill out the coupon below and hand it with payment to your pointed a distinguished career man to the post of Con- Indies, who last summer receivel subscription dealer, newsagent or boolseller-or send to the sul General here.. ed an Institute grant to study address shown. This offer applies to new subscribers only. creole in St. Lucia did similar I Da E1 m NR 2 ESI 224 E E2 R a EGEI uS Pa E B RE ra E E K E m Consul General Jose Villanueva has dedicated half research in Haiti during July Time international, C/o Banque Nationale de la his life to his country's foreign service. Serving for and August. Republique d'Haiti, Port tau-Prince more than a decade in United States and important Please send me air-speeded TIME Latin America Capital around the world he has little in come with for 40 weeks at the special introductory price: G 35,00 some of his predecessors here, one of whom it was no Professional Name secret, was a SIM man. (SIM was the dreaded Domini- Photographer School (Please Print) can Military Intellligence Service). Petionville, Rue Rigaud No. 11 Address or P. o. Box Bienvenue to the Diplomat who carries no cloak or ERNST Manager FORESTAL City Country. dagger in his luggage. DEVELOPING a PRINTING --- Page 6 --- NOVEMBER 5, 1961 PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN* Sunday In essence, the "great new Punta common effort" for which the on Este called based del two From Report delegates is foundation stones: an increased flow of capital from abroad, and STANFORD BRADSHAW But even if she were told. Bienvenue to the Diplomat who carries no cloak or ERNST Manager FORESTAL City Country. dagger in his luggage. DEVELOPING a PRINTING --- Page 6 --- NOVEMBER 5, 1961 PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN* Sunday In essence, the "great new Punta common effort" for which the on Este called based del two From Report delegates is foundation stones: an increased flow of capital from abroad, and STANFORD BRADSHAW But even if she were told. ther --Achieving a 2.5 per cent an- welfare, and the guarantee of his greater self-help efforts on the child probably could not conpre- nual per capita increase in eco- freedom and dignity." part of the Latin American naStanford Bradshaw, recentiy hend the decisions made in the nomic growth, or 25 per cent --Maintaining stable price le- tions for the ends mentioned in named press adviser to the Sec- brightly-lighted hall. The words more by 1970. This, naturally, vels, avoiding both inflation and the Charter. The foreign capital retary General of the OAS, has in. the final document the would be reflected in individual deflation. would be required to - provide covered most major inter-Ame- "Charter of Punta del Este't income figures, and would be -Acceleration of the protess the goods and services that the rican meetings since 1954 as an signed August 17 by twenty of accompanied by a *more equit- of economic integration. Latin American nations themAssociated Press correspondent the twenty-one American repub- able distribution of national inselves might be unable to supspecializing in Latin American lics, inevitably are the words come." At the same time, the Declara- ply. It also would support the affairs. of economists. But they are tion of the Peoples said that the self-help measures. words that will affect her and -Elimination of adult illitera- Alliance Uis established the Itis a winter morning in Pun- her life in and beyond the com- cy, and access to six: years of basic principle that free on mon The in first point was clarified ta del Este, Uruguay. The chill ing decade. primary education for each early the Punta del Este conblue waves lisp upon the white school-aged child in Latin Ame working through the institution ference, when the U.S. Delegate, of representative democracy beach under a brilliant sun A At Punta del Este, by the rica by 1970. This would mean best satisfy man's aspirations. can Treasury Dillon, Secretary that Latin C America Douglas seven-year-old girl, her brown shining sea, with the sand and that 45,000,000 more: children No system can guarantee said dress worn and patched, strug- the dark pines sweeping inland, would be attending school by the progress unless it affirms true the can reasonably the expect an inflow gles along carrying a burlap bag the American nations took a his- end of the decade, and that 50,- of the individual of capital at over next ten vears filled with wooden blocks for toric step forward, They estab- 000,000 adults would be incorpor dignity is which of least twenty billion dollar's. burning. The weight is too much lished a revolutionary Alliance ated int the cultural life of their the foundation of our civili- And in order to provide immefor her thin arms and legs. for Progress," an alliance for nations. zation." (Continued on page 11) Every few steps, she stops to a war against hunger, disease, rest. and poverty., It is an economic An increase in life expectanTwo blocks away, around blue alliance that could prove more cy by a minimum of five years 2 X 2 Ve baize-covered tables, against a far reaching. than the polilicalby 1970, from the present levels, @ background of flags, in a hall revolutions that brought indepen- which range as low as 32.6 years ( WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEANS: converted in forty days from a dence to the American nations for Haitian and 39.3 for Brazil- ( gambling casino, the most skil- almost two hundred years ago. increase in life expectanTwo blocks away, around blue alliance that could prove more cy by a minimum of five years 2 X 2 Ve baize-covered tables, against a far reaching. than the polilicalby 1970, from the present levels, @ background of flags, in a hall revolutions that brought indepen- which range as low as 32.6 years ( WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEANS: converted in forty days from a dence to the American nations for Haitian and 39.3 for Brazil- ( gambling casino, the most skil- almost two hundred years ago. ian nen; provision for an ade- à BACOULOU led economists of the Western quate potable water supply for CABARET-THEATRE Hemisphere discuss the gin's The nations that signed the 70 per cent of the urban populaPETIONVILLE situation and the situation of mil- Charter (Cuba alone abstained) tions by the end of the decade, Home of the lions like her. For she, carrying accompanted it with a "Declar as compared with 61 per cent at à her load, could symbolize the ation to the Peoples of America," present: and halving the mortal à Exciting, problems of Latin America: the stating, in simpler terms, the ity rate of children under fivel a Sophisticatedo needi for food, energy, education, goals: of the Alliance. years of age, now averaging 321 0 TROUPE DE thè transport, land, jobs, health, as- These, in dry but startling per thousand for all of Latin a DANSE surance of progres toward a figures used by statisticians, in- America. a BACOULOU D'HAITI more secure future. clude: d in a new repertoire New efforts to increase the 3 Complimentary Meringue Lesson at 9:30 p.m. construction of low-cost houses for families with low incomes. 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A. without affecting your quota-- See us for more information. - - /. a atrtited -t a .a du o fototto S * 6 dotomtalo ol & K 6 -foro a -ot 4 * --- Page 8 --- PAGE8 Sunday NOVEMBER 5, 1961 R E The best explanation of why) cial Dominican party, sO Iong as Dominicans a Course Senor Balaguer and General Tru policemen and hoodlums break jillo, both of them notable rem- up political rallies (and even nants of the old system, are par- occasionally assassinate Oppositicipating in this "democratiza- tion leaders), and SO long as tion" enterprise Perils Holds ist that the alter- there is no free press and radio, native could be an open revolu- elections are bound to be a farce. R E The best explanation of why) cial Dominican party, sO Iong as Dominicans a Course Senor Balaguer and General Tru policemen and hoodlums break jillo, both of them notable rem- up political rallies (and even nants of the old system, are par- occasionally assassinate Oppositicipating in this "democratiza- tion leaders), and SO long as tion" enterprise Perils Holds ist that the alter- there is no free press and radio, native could be an open revolu- elections are bound to be a farce. tiontor a collective inter-Ameri- The backdrop for this scene of In The New York Times situation; and the United States just a pleasant and innocuous can intervention or something political confusion is the steadiand the whole inter-American sinecure- is attempting the al- alto g rether unpredictable, Byj ly deteriorating economic situaBy TAD SZULC system are deeply engaged in most impossible job of doling out lending themselves to the new tion of the Dominican Republic. Dominican events. political freedom in small, Sra- policy, they are obviously help- Unemployment is rampant. InWashington, Oct. 28-A Latin- These events. started unfolding dual doses to a nation' that has ing to salvage a great deal for come from sugar, the country's American diplomat remarked the five months ago when Generalis- suddenly tasted the inebriating themselves and the far-flung principal product, has dwindled other day, half in jest. that no- simo Trujillo was shot dead on sense of protest and defiance, Trujillo clan. In sO doing, they alarmingly, since whére particularly in the hemisphere was a deserted boulevard in Ciudad and that no longer has any pa- are also contributing in a fash- the United States, giving its democracy prospering as'v well as Trujillo and his body stuffed in tience for the gradual process of ion to what is a reasonably feas. Jown interpretafion to the econoin the Dominican Republic. the trunk of a car. In that mo change. ible transition from iron dicta- mic sanctions imposed by the It was, to bei sure, a strange ment the "Era of Trujillo Mixed Views torship to a/ future democracy inter-American. system last year remark about a country. that abruptly ended, and a danger in the hands of a nation that has after Generalissimo Trujillo bestill lives. under an army-back: packed, bloody transition towrard The opposition political parties no practical experience with the came involved in trying to mured dictatorship, without congress a new era began, that President Balaguer and meaning of this concept. der Venezuela's President BeTor a free press, and where alLieut. Geh: Rafael Trujillo Jr. tancourt, refused to increase the most daily soldiers, policemen In these five months, the Do- the slain dictator's son who now Tn this tug of conflicting in- Dominican bonus quota. and the regime's hoodlums shoot minican Republic has undergone heads the well-equipped Domini- fluences, a concession to the at shouting crowds of opposi- an undreamed of change, alcan armed forces. have allowed people brings a threat of repris Social and économic unrest at tionists or beat them up with though it is still painfully farto function are agitating for the als from the old Trujillo chief- thus blends with political agitaclubs. from the objective of achieving immediate removal of all vest- tains. The failure to grant a con- tion in the Dominican Republic, a formal democracy. A Right iges of the old regime. This cession usually results in a riot which lives within the full hearYet, it is in these incredible Wing coup by the still powerful means, among other things, the or a demonstration. ing of the echoes of Cuban Reparadoxical and chaotic condi- and entrenched civilian and mi-ouster from Dower and from the volution, just a stretch of blue tions that democracy: is begin- litary figures of the old Trillo country of Senor Balaguer and The declared Intentions objective water away. - tion in the Dominican Republic, a formal democracy. A Right iges of the old regime. This cession usually results in a riot which lives within the full hearYet, it is in these incredible Wing coup by the still powerful means, among other things, the or a demonstration. ing of the echoes of Cuban Reparadoxical and chaotic condi- and entrenched civilian and mi-ouster from Dower and from the volution, just a stretch of blue tions that democracy: is begin- litary figures of the old Trillo country of Senor Balaguer and The declared Intentions objective water away. ning to be reborn in the Domi- dictatorship remains a threac young General Trujillo. But bothl of the nican Republic after a long and every hour, and an insurrection argue that they must remainl Balaguer-Trujille regime is to Washington Concerned bleak night of oppression under in the streets led by Lett-Wingfora while to maintain the si- hold general elections next May. This proximity of Cuba and the thirty-one years of rule by extremists is in the very defin tuation in some semblance Sf But the new political parties say the obvious analogtes in the sithe late Generalissimo Rafael itive: realm of possibilities. stability-an argument that is this is nothing but a maneuver tuation of the two countries are Leonidas Trujillo Molina. not lightly dismissed by some to bring about the re-election of one reason why the develop Under the policy of "democ of the more moderate opposi Senor Balaguer- and the perpe- ments in the Dominican RepubMore Than Political ratization," the Government of tionists. And, in the meantime, tuation of the. Trujillo regime in lic are creating So much conThis prodess involves vastly President Joaquin Balaguer a the two men in Dower grant one a more streamlined form. cern in Washington. Although a more, however, than the Dolit quiet intellectual who thought real or apparent concession after The Opposition insists- that, so full-fledged Communist of Fidelical futre of the Dominican Re- that the Presidency handed him another under the impact Dfzong as the Government controls ista attempt to capture power public alone. That country's fatel by Generalissimo Trujillo two- mounting internal and foreign the country, through patronage in the Dominican Republic is is affecting the whole Caribbeun'ancd-ahatf years ago would be pressures. and pumps money into the offi- not seen here as an immediate menace, interference bv these Igroups with the nascent democ8 ratic processes could deepen and prolong the convulsions in the: country. 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Though for long years element in the Dominican pic- transition --another point pyshed too long and in utter of serioustoration democracy in the Do- one of the most fashionable ture. by the United States with both ness that democracy is really minican Republic, not only for cries in Latin America has been sides- and that the democratiz- prospering in the Dominican Re its own sake but also as a Jiving the charge that the United States United States Suggestions ation process in the Dominican public. But in the unpredietable example of all that has bren was aiding or, at least, tolerat Republic will finally enter on a climate of Dominican preached for decades about de- ing the Trujillo dictatorshin, the Although some high officials smoother road. nobody is yet ready for politics. the luxmocracy in the Americas. reaction: now is that any overt in the United States Government If that happens, and young fury of even cautious optimismo. participation in Dominican aff- were inclined last month tos sug Gov. Luis Munoz Maring of airs could violate the hallowed gest a partial lifting of the sanePuerto Rico, a profoundly con-1 Iprinciple of non-intervention. tions, the loud objections of the cerned neighbor of the Domini-] Dominicah Opposition killed this to. can Republic, further But the decision. of the inter- idea. Instead, States diTrijp goes even United Specinl in his evaluation of the import- American system last vear to plomats -aided importantly by CAPHATIEN AND THE CITADEL ànce of the experiment now un- impose sanctions on the Domi- a few Latin Americans- beca- ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE rolling in the Trujillo land. He nican Republic has inextricably me engaged in a quiet effort to thinks that to restore demociacy tied the Hemisphere to the Do- negotiate new concessions from ALL and rebuild justly the econcmy minican) problem, and no amount the Balaguer-Trujillo regime, 40. INCLUDED in what had been for three de- of legalisms can change this sicades a private preserve of the tuation. The first major result came OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS dictator's family is the greatest this: week when Gens. 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Huwtintancout blended and aoasled Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haiti's Leading 10 your lasle HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 10 --- NOVEMBER 5, 1961 Sunday PAGE "H'AITI SUN> EDITORIALEianca C' End Cruise WHAT? NO MORE HARDSHIP ALLOWANCES? Off Grenada The sober, serious New York Times of last Wednesday, November first carried a story date-lined in Wash- (Continued from page 1) Tona few more passengers. Thelchain and secured a line to the ington, D.C. which reads: pools and toasted themselves on cruise ship was preparing. to stern. But as the frigate moved the sundeck. Then from below hoist anchor when one of its ahead toward a nearby reef, the "Some 350 employees of the ICA (that's the United came a muffled boom. Within three diesel engines blew up, towline broke in shifting winds. overseas seconds the twelve-year-old, spewing burning fuel into the Forty-eight hours after the éxStates Overseas Mission), mostly personnel, French-built Bianca C, a queen ventilation shafts and blasting a plosion, with most of her passhave been given notice that their jobs will expire upon of Genoese Ship Magnate Ange- hole in the hull three feet above engers picked up by the divertlegal termination of the old agency. Cancellation or lo Costa's fleet, was buring the. water line. Oiler Umberto ed Italian liners Amerigo Vesconsolidation of overseas projects as well as tighter furiously. Ferrari, 56, died in Londonderry pucci andi Surriento, the 18,472administration, are given as reasons for the separa- En route from La Guaira, Ve- finally tried to beach the gutted ton, $8,000,000 Bianca C sank tions. Those losing their jobs include at least twenty nezuela, to Genoa, the Bianca d Bianca C. The frigate's frogmen stern first in 120 ft. of hissing, chiefs of foreign missions and their deputies." had called at Grenada to take blasted loose the liner's anchorl steaming water. Such work as will be continued will be cunder division chiefs having extensive experience in business, industry or the universities". Speculation is rife as to how that affects USOM in Haiti, since that agency's extravaganzas have long irritated a number of Americans who are in private enterprise in this country. In any case, it's a straw in the TRACTIONE wind as to present-day temperatures in Washington. au SHWIIUIIIUIUITUIUUIUIUUUUT M MEN'S SHIRTS SCARVES POINTDATTAQU HANDKERCWIEPS Le nouveau Traction Sure-Grip de Goodyear a été spécialement conçu pour vous donner une By YARD traction maximum. Il est muni de longues barres pour vous procurer la force de traction LIBERTYrequise par les tracteurs Pondon modernes. Il1 mord en biais ct grâce a son profd BUMMER C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-E-RT, DRESSES ils se nettoie automatiquement BLOUSES Ainsi vous obtenez une traction constante. Il vous coûte Ecleng moins de temps, moins de travail et moins de carburant. FISHER Allez le voir encore aujourd'hui FREE PORT SHOPPINGI CENTER chez votre dealer Goodyear. 53.55.Rued duQuai Dresses and Shivts maded onorder and delivered in 24 hours. 0 We ship tot the States 4 tag - You know SUPER-RIB pour une a it'sa really fine Spécialement conçu donner conduite - aisée pour une meilleure faculté Scotch when it's tation, pour moins d'usure allez tart voir Super-Rib de Goodyear. Et, tous les superbes JOHNNIE pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits a entoilage 3T "Triple Tempered", une excluWALKER sivité de Goodyear! JOHNNIE WALKER GOOD YEA Bora itm-all going strong IL Y A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME DISTEISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM 2-59-8F, allez tart voir Super-Rib de Goodyear. Et, tous les superbes JOHNNIE pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits a entoilage 3T "Triple Tempered", une excluWALKER sivité de Goodyear! JOHNNIE WALKER GOOD YEA Bora itm-all going strong IL Y A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME DISTEISUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM 2-59-8F, --- Page 11 --- Sunday NOVEMEER 5, 1961 "HAITI SUN> PAGE 1 Report From Punta del Este.. KATHERINE (Continued from Generalcan DUNHAM page 6) jeretary can constitute Council help in the preparadiate impact, he also agreed that an ad hoc group to review it. tion of national development ANNOUNCES the United States would proxide But the governments do not ne- programs by providing the mass more than one billion dollars cessarily have to submit their of detailed information that may from public funds for the year plans to the panel. This later be needed in each field. BAR Geisha &SALON Guinee that began, on March 13, 1961, provsion was included at.the when President John r. Kenne insistende of nations concerned A further resolution, included OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR dy announced the "Alliance for over possible infringements on in the five annexes to the ChartProgress" in a speech at the their sovereignty. er, recognizes that the "vast White House and called for the program" of the Alliance will CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST conference to carry out A further major recommenda- require "understanding and actt plans. tion, approved in the Charter, ive cooperation from all the Over the next eighteen months and also arising from OAS-back peoples of America." It thereor so, the Charter also specifies, ed studies, calls for a special fore recommends that the OAS the Latin American nations are meeting of financial and trade Council study the possibility of to prepare long-range plans. experts before November 30. convoking, as soon as possible, These plans will constitute. the 1961. These experts would study; a special meeting on informabase on which the bulk of the a proposed international fund for tion media that would seek to long-range credits will be ad- the stabilization of export re- determine the most approprivanced. Since his return from ceipts, as well as a separate ate action for informing public Punta del Este, Dillon has indi- proposal for a fund to provide opinion on these development cated that the total cost of the compensatory financing of ex- plans. " The resolution also diAlliance program, in national ports. It was felt that if suit rects that the OAS Department and foreign currencies, may able and agreeable devices can of Public Information give "preamount to one hundred billion be found in this direction, the ferential attention" to the devedollars. guarantee of minimum export loprent efforts to be undertaken A key point in the conference, earnings over the ten years of through the Alliance. called through the OAS, and the Alliance program would be titled "Special Meeting of the a major factor in assuring its All told, the English language Inter-American Economic and success: versions of the "Declaration to Social Council at the Ministerial the Peoples," the "Charter of Level," was the mechanism to In the field of economic inte- Punta del Este, : and the five help guide this "massive plan- gration, also the subject of a appended resolutions coved fiftyning effort" that President Ken- basic document by OAS experts, two pages, and give a multiplinedy had said would be the the Charter suggests the esta- city of detail on just what is heart of the Alliance. The OAS, blishment of "adequate relation- contemplated under the Allian- Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM the Inter-American Development ships" between the Latin Ameri- ce. The Charter, like the earlier Bank, and the United Nations can Free Trade Association and wACt of Bogota," : appears cer Economic Commission for La- the Central American Econonte/tain to become a historic docuPRESENTS in America (ECLA) all are to Integration Treaty. The exten- ment, a new milestone in inter national American Grand cooperate in the planning prog- sion of present markets cooperation. under the Allian- Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM the Inter-American Development ships" between the Latin Ameri- ce. The Charter, like the earlier Bank, and the United Nations can Free Trade Association and wACt of Bogota," : appears cer Economic Commission for La- the Central American Econonte/tain to become a historic docuPRESENTS in America (ECLA) all are to Integration Treaty. The exten- ment, a new milestone in inter national American Grand cooperate in the planning prog- sion of present markets cooperation. The eleSpectacle ram, and strengthen their al- in Latin America, it said, is "an ment of a high degree of cooperready well-developed procedures essential condition for hasten- ation in economic affairs bas for coordination. ing the process of economic de- now been added to the long- Tuesday Friday But the Punta del Este dele- velopment in the Hemisphere. standing New World tradition of gates, working from a basic do- Not included directly in the cooperation in potilical affairs. At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN cument prepared by a group of Charter, but in an annexed re- The economic relations of the experts named in May by OAS solution, is a provision for the Hemisphere have moved away In The SALON GUINEE Secretary General Dr Jose A. creation, by the OAS Secretary from pure bi-lateralism to mulMora, agreed on a new group General, of special task forces ti-laterism. SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL or panel of nine. experts that in the fields of education, land also can assist in preparing and reform, and public health. The NOTICE Wednesday reviewing national development three can be Supplemented with Young man speaking perfect plans. The nine are to be jointly others in such specialized fields French is willing, for better nominated by the OAS Secretary as labor standards and labor re- training vn English conversation, TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY General, the President of the lations, marketing, cooperative to contact a British or American AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE Bank, and the Executive Secre: movements, land use and land citizen who is interested in imtary of ECLA. When a national tenure, public administration, proving his knowledge of French. FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE plan is presented a special pan: and investment programing. The For more details, please apply COLONIAL SELLING OF el -three from the permanent task forces, reporting to the Se HAITI SUN" offices, all workgroup and up to thrée to be es- cretary General and the Inter- ing days from 8 to 12 a.m. or HABITATION LECLERC pectally named by the OAS Se-] |American Economic and Social call. SAA as AA - A J mn NA MmrAnAA s L JA FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF FISHER'S PAULINE BONAPARTE 5 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON THE ROUTE MARTISSANT HAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOI Dancing Special Summer Cover Charge $1.50 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU STOMS Iunuce Against the Falie AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAETS G STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY Sic ON THE RUE DU QUAI FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GOODB (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCEPTED) SAVE Insurance TO Fire Cent Union 60IMPORTS Ltd UP ON Noruich Per JOSEPH. NADALES AGENT SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY FHONE229O 3486 --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN" Sunday, NOVEMBER 5, 1961 TO DISCUSS MENTAL HEALTH Departure Of THE "CARIBBEAN" WRECKED OPENING OF AN IMPORTANT Congolese Officials SATURDAY OFF CAYEMITES On October 30th MM. TO Fire Cent Union 60IMPORTS Ltd UP ON Noruich Per JOSEPH. NADALES AGENT SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY FHONE229O 3486 --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN" Sunday, NOVEMBER 5, 1961 TO DISCUSS MENTAL HEALTH Departure Of THE "CARIBBEAN" WRECKED OPENING OF AN IMPORTANT Congolese Officials SATURDAY OFF CAYEMITES On October 30th MM. Luc Ba- The Haitian motorboat Carib- the crew were able to gain the CONGRESS AT CASTELHAITI kwala and Oleophas Bizala, of- bean of the Jeremie-Port au ashore. ficials of the Department of Edu- Prince line was wrecked Satur- The Caribbean was on its way cation of the Congo left Haiti day at about 11:30 p.m. off the back from,Jeremie to Port when for the USA on flight 432 of Cayemites islands near Barade- it was caught in one of the sudFriday November 3rd, opened ronceray. PAA. It seems that the stay of res, with 10 crew members on den squalls that have been meat Castelhaiti the session of the The program of their stay in these officials from Leopoldville board. Fortunately there were nacing the South coast for the Annual Congress of the Carib- Haiti was established as follows: here was fruitful. They got in no passengers. The members oflpast few weeks. bean Federation for' Mental Friday morning, visiting the ins- touch with several of our comHealth. The work went on titutions, sightseeing around patriots who want to teach in Monday Night through Saturday November 4. town, shopping. From 2 p.m. to the Congo. It is hightly possible On the morning of October 4:30 p.m., meeting at Hotel Cas that the number of Haitian spe31st fifteen foreign telhaiti. 8 to 9:00, dinner cialists of Primary and Second Club two of the p.m. Shango Night delegates arrived: Drs Alain at the hotel. 9:30 p.m., dancing ary Education leaving for the HOTEL IBOLELE Certhoux and Louis Yang Ting and show at the Hotel Ibo Lele Congo will reach one hundred. HERBIE WIDMAIER &c. HIS GROUP who represented Martinique. The! (Petionville). (Le Matin) others arrived within forty-eight hours. Saturday November 4th from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m., meeting of the Congress. 10:00 a.m., Coffee. The Haitian Committee in 10:45 a.m. to 12:30, p.m. meeting charge of the delegations and of of the Congress. 12:30 to 2:00 the Congress is composed of Drs p.m., lunch at the Hotel. 2:00 to Jean Marc Bordeleau, medical 5:00 p.m. meeting; 7:30 p.m. to director of Psychiatric Center 9:30 p.m. cold buffet at Laboule Klein-Mars, Emerson Douyon, (residency of Dr Bordeleau) 10:00 psychologist at the Institute of p.m. dancing and show at CaSocial Welfare, Mrs Madeleine bane Choucoune (Petionville). Bourely, Misses Solange Douy- Sunday November 5th, deparon, Renee Telemaque and MM: ture of the delegations. Hilder Benjamin and Hubert De-l (LE MATIN) A WELL KNOWN BEAUTY WILL ARRIVE FROM PANAMA Le Matin announces in its edi-] uished member of the Panamean tion of November 1st, 2nd, and society. Miss Paez Rodriguez is 3rd, that the Republic of Pana- Panama's Queen of Tourism. She ma has officially accepted the will travel with her mother and invitation of our government to maybe her father. participate in' the tourist festi- Le Matin also announces that val which will take place in our several Panar mean folklore capital from December 1st to groups may visit our country at 15th. IVE FROM PANAMA Le Matin announces in its edi-] uished member of the Panamean tion of November 1st, 2nd, and society. Miss Paez Rodriguez is 3rd, that the Republic of Pana- Panama's Queen of Tourism. She ma has officially accepted the will travel with her mother and invitation of our government to maybe her father. participate in' the tourist festi- Le Matin also announces that val which will take place in our several Panar mean folklore capital from December 1st to groups may visit our country at 15th. this time. Ambassador Raoul Rouzier is The Panamean beauty who will doing a great job promoting our visit us on this occasion is said Tourist Festival with both the to be Miss Gloria Paez Rodri- Panameans and the Residents,of guez, daughter of the Esso Ma- Canal Zone editorialized Le Manager, in Panama, and disting- tin. LES STUDIOS DE DANSE BACOULOU STARTING OCTOBER 1st, 1961 Modern Theatrical Dance Roland Wingtield Haitian Dance Louines Louinis Drumming Louis Celestin Social Dance Gerard Dorsinvil Our 200-ycar tradition forbids it: Paulette Casseus We cannot stoop to mass production. SCHEDULE: Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 5 6 p.m. Each Vacheron & Constantin watch Thursday 5 p.m, 1s hand-crafted... a rare masterpiece deainedfora-smalls international élite, Saturday 10 11 a.m. Advanced Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 2 3 p.m. Thursday 2 3 p.m. Beginners Haitian Dance Monday 3 - 4 p.m. VACHERON Drumming Monday 2 3, p.m. ETE Thursday 2 3 p.m. = CONSTANTIN Saturday 9 10 p.m. Social Dance (Meringue) Wednesday 9:30 p.m. Special drumming classes for children and Modern Dance for in Geneva since 1755 youngsters. Visitors may enroll for individual classes. Exclusive Agent: For the classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for proFOUAD A. MOURRA fessional dancers and visitors inquire daily in the afternoon at the a Avenue Jean-Jaeques Dessalines HOTEL MAJESTIC Petionville Park, or write to ODETTE WIENER, and LE CONTINENTAL STORE P.O.B. 991, Port au Prince, HAITI. Rue Bonne Foi --- Page 13 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 5, 1961 "HAITI SUN? PAGE 18 IN HAITI THIS WEEK Haiti Winter Tourist Season Bright Because PAN AM Promotion ***Mr Tcheng Tchouong-Kjun, provisional Charge d'Affaires of Of Campaign the Chinese Legation (Formosa) is doing a beautiful job here to Indications ofa good late Falllhas already been seen by mil- tions department in Miami. Staft promote relationship between Haiti and the Free Chinese Repub- and Winter tourist season in lions of viewers throughout the writers and photographers make lic. His very efficient Assistant Mr Claude Fong Ging distributes Haiti were evident today asPan world. With sound tracks in se- periodic visits to the island to books, pamphlets which show the progress of the land ruled by American Airways intensified.its veral languages, Wings To get new material and the Haiti Chang Kai-Shek who celebrated his birthday on October 31st. This three-decade old campaign to Haiti" has been used on many information files are kept up to Legation just invited Mr Pierre: Gousse Director of the Service of keep a steady stream of vaca- hundreds of television stations date with data sent constantly tioning tourists from USA, major throughout North, South and by Pan Am's staff in Port International Affairs of au the Department of Foreign Affairs of Haiti Caribbean points, Central and Central America. by American Airways intensified.its veral languages, Wings To get new material and the Haiti Chang Kai-Shek who celebrated his birthday on October 31st. This three-decade old campaign to Haiti" has been used on many information files are kept up to Legation just invited Mr Pierre: Gousse Director of the Service of keep a steady stream of vaca- hundreds of television stations date with data sent constantly tioning tourists from USA, major throughout North, South and by Pan Am's staff in Port International Affairs of au the Department of Foreign Affairs of Haiti Caribbean points, Central and Central America. It has also Prince. to visit Formosa. He will leave soon. South America flowing toward been utilized many thousands of Feature stories illustrated ***Mrs Richard Lee Winters flew to Montana this week to wit- this island republic. times by travel agents, airlines, with pictures, pictures that tell ness the event which will make her a grand mother. The wife An aggressive "triple-threat" tourist agencies and clubs for a complete story with a simple od her son is expecting a baby.. Dr James Cole, his wife and $1,000,000-a-year program is be showings to private groups. caption and short informative ar three children flew to Jamaica for a short vacation. They are with ing carried out, with potential Bookings on the full color film ticles ofa few paragraphs -all the Point IV here... Misses Annie Laurie an educator for the visitors being made aware of are being increased for the with Haiti and its attractions USOM at Damien and Irene Martin, a Public Health Nurse for the Haiti's charms and attractions 1961-62 season, as the subject- are regularly through three different approa- 3-One of the most effective scheduled for release to the went to Curacao traSCISP for short. vacation... Clarence Lines ches, each keyed to Pan Am's parts of the airline's "Come To vel editors of every major newsPowers also went abroad for a short vacation. "Come to Haiti" theme: The Haiti". campaign is carried out paper in the United States. ***William Mellon, a writer photographer from Massachusetts three basic approaches are: by Pan American's public rela- (Continued on page 16) and lovely wife Legrand, a photo-sound technician flew down here 1-Direct, personal contact with] Thursday for a three week vacation with their parents at the travel agents. From Pan Ame Time takes on a Schweitzer Hospital in Deschapelles. rican's Latin American Division rosy hue sales headquarters in Miami, through the sapphire crystal two teams of sales executives ***The Caribbean Federation for Mental Health held its execut- are now touring the major poof your Movado "Firmament"watch ive Board meeting at the Castelhaiti this week, to promote mental pulation centers of the United health in Haitifand discuss mental progress in the whole Caribbean States. Each team is made up area. The delegates comprise psychiatrists, nurses and social of two veteran, skilled. sales exworkers of Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Trinidad, Anti- ecutives. Their mission is edu-l gua, United States and Martinique. cation. of travel agents and Haiti They include Dr. Philip Boyd, Principal medical Officer of lis a major item on. the agenda at their meetings. In each Jamaica and President of the Caribbean Federation for Mental three meetings a day are held, city Health; Dri Bertram Schaffner, Consultant for the CFMH from with travel agents and newsNew York; Dr Francisco Berio, Deputy Secretary of Health in paper travel editors in attendPuerto Rico; Dr Aida Guzman from Puerto Rico; Dr Ramon Fer- ance. nandez Marina, also from Puerto Rico travelling along with wife Luz and son Ramon; Dr Michael Beaubrun, of the St Ann's Hospi- 2Haiti was included in the Pan tal in Port of Spain, Trinidad travelling along with his lovely wife both American individual advertising one-country plans in Stella in Newspaper business with her father, publisher of the vertisements and as, part of the adWest Indian; Dr Alain Certhoux, of the Hopital de Colson of Tort "Caribbean Circle Tours" the de France, Martinique and Mr Louis Yang Ting, Head of the airline has been promoting for Admmnistrative services at the same hospital; Mrs Maria E. aubrun, of the St Ann's Hospi- 2Haiti was included in the Pan tal in Port of Spain, Trinidad travelling along with his lovely wife both American individual advertising one-country plans in Stella in Newspaper business with her father, publisher of the vertisements and as, part of the adWest Indian; Dr Alain Certhoux, of the Hopital de Colson of Tort "Caribbean Circle Tours" the de France, Martinique and Mr Louis Yang Ting, Head of the airline has been promoting for Admmnistrative services at the same hospital; Mrs Maria E. Guz- many years. These advertiseman, Director of nursing at the Puerto Rico Institute of Psychia- ments will appear in newspaThe gleams Movado with a sapphire rare brilliance. crystal Rer oval look", try; Mrs Mavis, Marguerite Brown, a nurse from Antigua; pers and magazines covering 180h Lm Mrs most of the United States, but its hardness is surpassed go old figura dial Helen Richardson, a social worker from St Thomas, U.S. Virgin only by that of the diamond. particularly in the key cities You will cherish your Islands, and Dr C. Winkel from Curacao. The meeting was inau- within easy distance of Pan Movado which offers a gurated Friday with Dr Emerson Douyon as Chairman and the Am's gateways to Haiti. precision thrice Ref, 148, ARES in three years (at the official miniatu V8 closing session was held yesterday. Swiss Ohservatory at gold ent, gold1 18ct. The delegates visited between sessions many. sites around Port) Also part of the advertising Neuchâtel). figure dial au Prince. They were delighted with the voodoo show at' the Ha-1 campaign was the placement of bitation Leclerc where the world famous Katherine Dunham made literature and posters with the 30,000 U.S. travel agents with an appearance in an Arabic dance. which Pan American is in daily ***Misses Doloryes Flaum and Estelle Kohn, two lovely visitors contact. The colorful Pan Amefrom New York are current guests at the El Rancho. Brunette rican poster on Haiti has beDoloryes Flaum is an Administrative Assistant a MOVADO to the President come standard part of travel an dthe Vice-President of Hall Mark V,a new advertising agency agents' window displays. fimanent and blonde Estelle Kohn is Media Director for Irving Serwer Inc, Another facet of advertising, another advertising agency in New York. Doloryes and Estelle but listed as a salés aid, is Pan who are being tutored by Rony Kahn and Tony Hattenback.are American's film $100,000 sound col- ONE SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE or "Wings To Haiti" which two fabulous dancers. AND LITTLE EUROPE ***Mr Jean Richardot, Permanent Representative of the Technical Assistance Office of the United Nations in Port au Prince flew Lunch Dine to of Chile this Have Santiago week to attend Cocktails the meeting of the Permanent Representatives of UN in the Latin American CounEXCELLENT tries. This meeting will be on: from "November 6 to 9. Mr David LOBSTER DISHES = A SPECIALITY Owen, President and Director of the Bureau of Technical Assistance of. the UNin New York, Mr The SEA-SIDE assisfed by By Paul Hoffman, Gen: eral Director of the Special Fund of UN will be theyChairman, Mr. Raul Prebisch, Executive Secretary of the CEPAL will attend At KYONA BEACH the meeting. ***Simone Sassine: andi Elza Armand shared the great success of the Night of Loveliness last Thursday at the El Rancho. Simone HAVE Sassine shown her. beautiful PARTY winter YOUR creations AT which KYONA are called Kyona, La Verite, Paris Canaille, La Parisienne, Ou lala, Paris, Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski Creme de Menthe, Lido, El Rancho. Elza Armand shown And Sail beautiful In Safe Coastal suits, panchos, skirts, coats and all kind of tops for suburban wives, beachwear, winter lounging Waters From Kyona (Continued on page 14) DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS creations AT which KYONA are called Kyona, La Verite, Paris Canaille, La Parisienne, Ou lala, Paris, Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski Creme de Menthe, Lido, El Rancho. Elza Armand shown And Sail beautiful In Safe Coastal suits, panchos, skirts, coats and all kind of tops for suburban wives, beachwear, winter lounging Waters From Kyona (Continued on page 14) DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 5, 1961 In Haiti This Week (Continued from page 13) made with the report hand woven fabaRa 5 rics by Jean Claude Armand, the same kind of fabrics which can be seen hanging at the UN General Assembly in New York. The models of that evening were Yolande Toussaint, Najelah Hakime, Monique Benjamin, Alice Dupuy, Gison Dupuy, Michele Reported from Petionville that a happy holidayer here while her Bourjollv. Nicole Debrosse. husband was in the States making contacts, was Chicago-born wife **Misses Elaine Ida Sams and of Dr Cheddi Jagan newly elected Prime Minister of British Guia- Ann Durell arrived yesterday na. Janet Jagan was the guest of a small reasonable Petionville with a recommendation for MayHotel... Jean Claude Nadal and his wife return from honeymooning oor Jean Deeb from Mr Rafnie in South and North America today-by Grace Liner... Ti Cou Rou- Rosamny, a friend of his brother zier who used to run the popular "Black Cat" boutique in Turgeau in Brooklyn. Lovely and lively returned for a three week look at his homeland last month. Ti Coq ive Elains Assistant Sams to is the an Administrat- President of and family are now residing in the States... When the famous Greek the International Feature Servship owner Aristotle Onasis took up with La Callas, Grace of Mo- ice in New York, City she is naco, a fervent catholic and a friend of Onasis' wife, refused to an editor as well and charming shake hands with him. Furious, Onasis decided to take his revenge red head Ann Durell is a childCorporal Paul Acloque of the Armed Forces of Haiti currently by pulling his money out of the Principauty, and planned to build ren book editor, she also writes studying the X-Rays at the US Naval Hospital of Philadelphia is another Monte Carlo, complete with casinos, resorts and all, some- children books. They are stayabout to make a radio of a patient. where else. Ile de la Tortue, he thought, was perfect for this pro- ing four days at the Gingerbread Palacè, the Grand Hotel Oloffject. The sale of our Ile de la Tortue off Haiti's North Coast was son. off only because the papers heard of the story and made it public. too soon. Michaelle Malval and Tony Khawly were married on **Tom Lownes, an Editor of dulls hair October 28th... Wells, orthopaedic from Atlan- Show Business Illustrated arriv- "Soaping" Dr R. young surgeon ed early this week and was join-1 ta, Ga. spent eight days. here; operating at Hospital Schweitzer in Jed here by the photographer Halo glorifies it? Deschapelles.. Dr Gerard Leon and wife Voni entertained Voni's Flip Schulke of the same Magacousin and brother-in-law wben they came to Port as officers in zine. They are here on the inthe French Squadron... vitation of famed artist Katherine Dunham, Owner of Habitation Leclerc to write a series of articles on our tourist attracXX tions. Tom Lownes met the Minister of Tourism and the ComCome and Enjoy misioner Winsor Day. V wRavissante" Miss Lois Ania THE SUN, V ta Rollins, a student dancer THE SEA, V from San Diego California flew THE SALT SPRAYO down here yesterday to comDlete her dancing studies' at the At The € Katherine Dunham's Ecole ds Danse. She will spend six months SHOAL SANDS $ (in Haiti. itation Leclerc to write a series of articles on our tourist attracXX tions. Tom Lownes met the Minister of Tourism and the ComCome and Enjoy misioner Winsor Day. V wRavissante" Miss Lois Ania THE SUN, V ta Rollins, a student dancer THE SEA, V from San Diego California flew THE SALT SPRAYO down here yesterday to comDlete her dancing studies' at the At The € Katherine Dunham's Ecole ds Danse. She will spend six months SHOAL SANDS $ (in Haiti. BEACH&MOTEL C (Mariani, 10 minutes from town) - - Wherever you may be in Port au Prince... You Are Near orone THE SHOAL SANDS FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE VIRGIN THE SHOAL SANDS Clgarettes P.0. Box 85 Port au' Prince (HAITI) a e66e66ee6eee6 0006 dd JOSEPH NADAL & Co. Agents. 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She should make a lovely queen or two or three. In Haiti This Week Telediol Well, why not? Miss Haiti-Cafe-Panam all rolled up into one. My **Dr Neil Dugald Buie and vote's cast. There's about to be a revival of that old song Thanks wife Clarita from Marlin Texas Offthe for the Memory, which says, "Candlelight and wine but with arrived this week in company a specifie meaning for the local eatery by the same name which with Dr David Ernest Liston is about to undergo a sea change with Ronnie et Cie, new blood and wife Olga from New York, Looks as if the various venturers in the lobster game are about and U-no-what. Dr Frank Barton from Boston, Mass.who with for a four day visit. They are ojoin forces. Bud Spatola and John Ehrling are both back in guests at thet Villa Creple.. Mr his wife Frances and Mrs Ethel Conley visited Haiti for many own and Dick Nolte was down from Cap. -There's a new canthe He was E. Winton Perkins, a landscape years during spring passed away, October 22nd. a noted lidate here for Edie Hand's former position, and a very likely medical man and Trustee of the Boston University. Haiti lost a architect wife from Arlington, Va ine at. that, She's Georgina Briscoe who, is going to be studying and Lila, an accountant good friend. We extend our deep-felt sympathies to his widow. current guests at here nedicine for the next five years. You'll be seeing her soon for are the Grand Bill Serment, popular maintenace chief Pan American Air- Hotel Oloffson. n TV too, as accompanist. -Andy Kahawly is flashing a card ways at the airport is back from a month vacation in Miami. a architect wife from Arlington, Va ine at. that, She's Georgina Briscoe who, is going to be studying and Lila, an accountant good friend. We extend our deep-felt sympathies to his widow. current guests at here nedicine for the next five years. You'll be seeing her soon for are the Grand Bill Serment, popular maintenace chief Pan American Air- Hotel Oloffson. n TV too, as accompanist. -Andy Kahawly is flashing a card ways at the airport is back from a month vacation in Miami. **Vic Lampson flew to Urufor Space, Panties for girls who think... well, he'll show it to "Wie geht es?" Max Bouchereau of La Caravelle is back from guay this week to be the Head - Now T've seen a tap-tap named La Resurrection. Gives you several weeks visit in West-Germany. -Oops a it's that time of a new project undertaken pause for a couple of thoughts, that one. -Daniel. Vulcain of Trothere by Firestone. He was reagain. Wage negotiations are being conducted between HASCO and pigas took off for Miami last Sunday. How that boy hates to fly. placed here by Mr. William J. employees as is usual in the month before harvest starts. -PrinHe's going to make another stab at making the home office unScollay who was recently a Sales cess Margaret Rose, sister of Queen Elizabeth II of England gave for the Western HemHe's Manager derstand. "how things are in Haiti": probably back by now, birth to a blue-eyed boy who weighed in at 6 pounds 5 ounces on isphere at the Firestone Intersadder but wiser. The French Squadron was a sight to behold, November 3rd. He was born 18 months after her marriage to the america Co in Akron, Ohio. put they had voices like sick COWS. Im told that the French Earl of Snowden, the former Anthony Armstrong-Jones, -Mrs Jac- Bill Scollay is Territory Mansailors are given very different treatment than the American gobs queline Kennedy, wife Of President John F, will visit India and ager, his authority will cover get. The beggars don't bother them,-they know better; and other Pakistan end of November, She intends to see mostly educational Haiti, Dominican Republic and folks are very kind to them and show them around the sights. The her the Bahamas. hard centers. She will pay own way on this trip. We have comonly 'merci' waned from the Ammies is cash. -Vic LampHe plans to improve the new petition: There is a Hayti (no, not mis-spelled) in South Dakota. retrain of the for those Firestone after son is off Montevideo all years in Port au Prince. Seems that the two Frenchmen, the Verendrye brothers, liked the here and shop lalso the store. Bill is Wonder if he'll lose his Creole. Elias Noustas hopped over from name very much, when they settled there. To our "lonely" driv- here with wife Ruth and childMiami last Wednesday. He was gone a long time, this trip. Cap ers: Have you one or two heads on your shoulders? It-all ren Richard 14 and Carol 11. Foux depends a is another map puzzler. It is near Mole St. Nicolas, but whether your car is parked or moving. Get it? -Our His elder son Robert 15 is in one down correspondthere's called Foux Cap Jeremie way. Dizzy DictionCollege in Ohio. He wants to jent irom West Berlin reoprts that life there is quite gay: plenty ary says a Committe is a group that keeps minutes and wastesi of good shows, operas, concerts, excellent food, fashions. Every- run a profitable business in givhours. -Now that the heavy rains have stopped, I can't complaint ing to the customers the best body should come and visit to see for himself that life is calm services he can. He said about the mud on the Martissant Road, but Ye Gods, the dust! Dizzy DictionCollege in Ohio. He wants to jent irom West Berlin reoprts that life there is quite gay: plenty ary says a Committe is a group that keeps minutes and wastesi of good shows, operas, concerts, excellent food, fashions. Every- run a profitable business in givhours. -Now that the heavy rains have stopped, I can't complaint ing to the customers the best body should come and visit to see for himself that life is calm services he can. He said about the mud on the Martissant Road, but Ye Gods, the dust! and peaceful and prosperous, So rush on over. the retrained tires of the Fire- that Old Papa Manigat's roses look, as if they had had their faces KAY MAJOR stone Shop will cost very much powdered. A lot of people were puzzled by the' need to be fingerless than the new ones and will printed for Permis de Sejour when they had already done sO for give the same service. other purposes. It all depended upon with whom you were dealing. Mr Guy Barjon Salesman in Somebody forgot that finger-prints last a lifetime, unlike a lot of chief is his Key man. sther things I can think of. The Shell-Tox radio ads sound fine, **Major Investigator Serge is but I went to three places before I could find one that had it Beaulieu home for a short visit. Serge has been working stock. Anyhow, it works great on. flies, ants and mosquitoes: Tom ISSA for two years as a Security Of Dell's vacation in the States included 17 appearances on radio or for the United Nations OFHAITI ficer in TV stations, including a half hour over QAM in Miami on Alan Near East, Middle East and Courtney's program, the Julie Benell show in Dallas, Mary El Africa. He arrived here comART GALLERY in liott's program in New Orleans (where he was rushed from the onRued du QuAi pany with Mrs Sylvia Marcus airport to the station), etc. More work than play, but a real boost Karon, President of a Printing for tourism. The Cute Boutique isi the name of the shop Mrs. and office supplies company in PAINTINGS Puerto Rico. He Mr Mevs Sculplures has by behind by Peter's Church suggested opened St. next door to the MaraHenry E. Zoller from Wichita bou... and cute indeed are her creations. The Meringue Shop in R.FRANÇOiS Cedor Kansas and Fred Chapman from the mountains has just undergone a few changes in the way of J.DU PERRIER J.E. Gourgue Denver two prominent businessdisplay shelving 'and a paint job. -The Bellafontes arrived at EL O.DU PERRIER V.Denis nen to come here to look over his L.Lazard Rancho Thursday with manager, Mr Attaway. There's a new J.Gabriel the opportunity of investing, 6-month-old. in the family, but they didn't bring the voungsters on C 111 A.DIMANCHE Serge return soon to Africa to this trip. LLa Belle Antillaise, the yard-goods shop across from : : N.Jean work for the Government of and down the street from La Belle Creole, is expecting a whole Congo. new stock of mouth-watering materials from abroad about midDecember.. just in time for Xmas. -Eileen and Tony Whitehouse of the British Embassy are going to London Town in: December to- help re-celebrate her parents' 50th Anniversary, which they couldn't make last year: Their son will meet them in New York first. -Harry (Poker Face) Bellafonte picked up two G's at the Casino Thursday night, but put some of it back on Friday. Felix, Pue of our favorite bartenders, is on the critical list. He's the tall one at Choucoune. Hope he makes it. The Convention issue of the ASTA Travel News has a good article on Haiti by our handsome J. J. Honorat, but oh! that pieture of Jacques is just awful. -Papa Marini is busy gardening at the house they've rented to IEDENARCRSNE move into when the Choucoune changes hands this month. G's at the Casino Thursday night, but put some of it back on Friday. Felix, Pue of our favorite bartenders, is on the critical list. He's the tall one at Choucoune. Hope he makes it. The Convention issue of the ASTA Travel News has a good article on Haiti by our handsome J. J. Honorat, but oh! that pieture of Jacques is just awful. -Papa Marini is busy gardening at the house they've rented to IEDENARCRSNE move into when the Choucoune changes hands this month. Speak ing of that change, rumor-mongers are saying Geo Gonzales -will go over there as Vic Greger's second in command. P1l bet it's not so. That would be carrying coals to Newcastle. How much charm can one place have? Those two 'operators' under one roof would be just too, too. The group of visiting travagents at Castelhaiti were feted at El Rancho on Thursday evening and at the Montana Eriday where Rodrigue Scott's ballads rolled them in the aisles. Lovely, leggy Michelle at the latter was achin'-shakin' all day because she had to introduce the show în Geo's absence... her Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and, famed hostelery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0 first trip to the mike. She need not have worried. When you look Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of trees kke tropical THAT, all you have to do is stand there and smile and you're and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 5, Voyagez par... AIR FRANCE CONSULTEZ VOTRE ACENT TRFRANCE oa # BOEING ET CARAVELLE A LES 2 MEILLEURS JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DE VOYACE Petan Startles Cap Haiti Winter Tourist Season Bright Because NEW DOMINICAN CONSUL (Continued from page 1) Of Pan Am Promotion Campaign lion's cage. (Continued from page 13) than $400,000 annually in Haiti (Continued from page 1) A genial family man wh Petan's first landfall was Ja- Also released on a scheduled for payrolls, maintenance of air- portant Port on the Dominican's joys a friendly game of maica, then he turned around basis are "roundup" stories on Rort and runway facilities, utili- north coast, Consul General Vil- the Consul General is back to buss and headed Hispaniola all Caribbean points, inoluding ties and other purchases. lanueva has spent twentvone of week refurbishing the Cons sailing up to Cap Haitien and Haiti, and feature stories on With as large -or perhaps his fortyone years in the For- and installing his family 1f move-to off Lemonade. He en- Pan Am's Caribbean circle larger- a financial stake rthan eign Service. residence next to El same view Ranche joyed the that Chris tours, in which Haiti is usually any local operator in the Haiti During almost a decade in making arrangements for Columbus enjoyed back in De- the first stop. In Spanish the tourism picture, Pan American Washington: D.C. he married children to enter Union Sclaa cember 1492. same material is distributed to continues its constant develop- Miss Elizabeth Frederick. Their The arrival of the Presidente bublications throughout Latin ment of air travel to the island. two children Mario fourteen and Trujillo set off a round of rum- America. Pan American -and the rest Cynthia 12 were born in the U.S. orS that filtered down to Port of the tourist world- looks for Capital. RUSSIAN EXPEI and had the Fregate's passeng- This type of activity hns in- ward to the day when Haiti's Besides his native Spanish, he (Continued from page 1) ers list as including President creased each year since wJan- forthcoming jet-sized airport will speaks fluent English and Por Balaguer, Ramfis, even a form- uary 9, 1929, when Pan Americ- permit the airline to bring to tuguese. were born in the U.S. orS that filtered down to Port of the tourist world- looks for Capital. RUSSIAN EXPEI and had the Fregate's passeng- This type of activity hns in- ward to the day when Haiti's Besides his native Spanish, he (Continued from page 1) ers list as including President creased each year since wJan- forthcoming jet-sized airport will speaks fluent English and Por Balaguer, Ramfis, even a form- uary 9, 1929, when Pan Americ- permit the airline to bring to tuguese. The Portuguese respondent. He has writte er Cap resident Paul, E. Ma- an ended Haiti's semi-isolation Haiti, 121 at a time, the future's pick up during five years in was Rio lengthy is a introduction and nar gloire. with the first commercial flight tourists in the big Pan Am jet de Janeiro. He is now for secondi book' whic linking the island with the studying scheduled to appear in Dect Details of the 62-year-old bro- world's spreading air Janes. ious Clippers, safest and most luxur- French. er. This is entitled The Comi ther of the slain Generalissimo Now Pan American flights con- aircraft now in the skies. ist Blueprint for the Future Rafael Trujillo Molina sejourn nect Haiti with the important Flood Waters Swallow Over the past ten years he contains the texts of all in Cap Haitien are not available cities on every one Of the has attended no less than seven Communist program docunt and it is doubtful whether he Vi world's continents. HADO Jeep teen international conferences in from the Communist Mant sited the Citadelle or even came As Haiti grew in importance And Occupants the United States and in Latin of 1848 to the new Soviet E ashore. as a tropical vacation playland, (Continued from page 1) America. Program of 1961. When the Fregate came along- Pan Am stimulated traffic to Robinson left Port au Prince side the dock to take on fresh the island from every possible for Cap-Haitien in the late afterprovisions and permit the offi-part of the world in order to noon and according to calculacials on board to check airline keep filled the constantly larg- tions he crossed the flooded riv- POETS CORNER schedules out of Port au Prince er Clippers that were operating er shortly after dark. a heavy military "sanitary" cor- on a constantly increasing fre- Friends of the personable Then said a rich man, Speak to us of Giving. don kept the ship unapproach- quency. young purchasing agent were And he answered: able to Capois. And, the airline's importance having difficulty explaining the You give but little when give of Monday the Presidente Trujil- in the Haiti tourism picture kept accident to his young wife who you your lo up-anchored and it is believ: increasing year by year until - recently presented him with a possessions. ed set a course for Guadeloupe, today-- Pan Am spends more child. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. For what are your possessions but things you keep and guard for fear you may need them tomorrow? Cliaquide And tomorrow, what shall tomorrow bring to the overprudent dog burying bones in the trackles by Wyler sand as he follows the pilgrims to the holy city And what is fear of need but need itself? Is not dread of thirst when your well is full, the thirds that is unquenchable? There are those who give little of the much which they have and they give it for recogni and their hidden desire makes their gifts unwholesome. And there are those who have little and give it al These are the believers in life and the bounty of and their coffer is never empty. tomorrow bring to the overprudent dog burying bones in the trackles by Wyler sand as he follows the pilgrims to the holy city And what is fear of need but need itself? Is not dread of thirst when your well is full, the thirds that is unquenchable? There are those who give little of the much which they have and they give it for recogni and their hidden desire makes their gifts unwholesome. And there are those who have little and give it al These are the believers in life and the bounty of and their coffer is never empty. There are those who give with joy, and that joy their reward. And there are those who give with pain, and tha pain is their baptism. And there are those who give and know not pain i giving, nor do they seek joy, nor give with mindfulness of virtue; They give as in yonder valley the myrtle breatheits fragranee into space. Through the hands of such as these God speaks: and from behind their eyes He smiles upon the ear Exclusive Agent: TM FOUAD A. MOURRA KAHLIL GIBRAN Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines and LE CONTINENTAL STORE l Rue Bonne Fo The Prophet SHOES FAMOUS OVE R FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater The Worl were And he answered: able to Capois. And, the airline's importance having difficulty explaining the You give but little when give of Monday the Presidente Trujil- in the Haiti tourism picture kept accident to his young wife who you your lo up-anchored and it is believ: increasing year by year until - recently presented him with a possessions. ed set a course for Guadeloupe, today— Pan Am spends more child. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. For what are your possessions but things you keep and guard for fear you may need them tomorrow? Cliaquide And tomorrow, what shall tomorrow bring to the overprudent dog burying bones in the trackles by Wyler sand as he follows the pilgrims to the holy city And what is fear of need but need itself? Is not dread of thirst when your well is full, the thirds that is unquenchable? There are those who give little of the much which they have and they give it for recogni and their hidden desire makes their gifts unwholesome. And there are those who have little and give it al These are the believers in life and the bounty of and their coffer is never empty. There are those who give with joy, and that joy their reward. And there are those who give with pain, and tha pain is their baptism. And there are those who give and know not pain i giving, nor do they seek joy, nor give with mindfulness of virtue; They give as in yonder valley the myrtle breatheits fragranee into space. Through the hands of such as these God speaks: and from behind their eyes He smiles upon the ear Exclusive Agent: TM FOUAD A. MOURRA KAHLIL GIBRAN Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines and LE CONTINENTAL STORE l Rue Bonne Fo The Prophet SHOES FAMOUS OVE R FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater The Worl