--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Haili 10c Sunday Sun FORTAU-PRINCE, HAITI L Avenue MarieJeanne l CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME L- Phone 2061 il Vol XX - Sunday Noyember 12th, 1961 No. 8 Mayor Deeb Greets Miami's Jet Airport Martin And OKA With P-au-P Marshall Mayor Key In Sight PAA Has Contract Skip Town Via DR According To Two American residents oflBadgedonow, who went under Le Moniteur Port au Prince departed this the surname of Martin during week by a novel route and with- his residence here as manager A special edition of Le Moni- out leaving any forwarding add. of the Hotel Riviera and later teur was gotten out on Friday ress for their creditors il pers- operator of the Candle Light resto advise the publie that a new ons to whom they owed money. taurant in Gros Morne; Ed. Mar. airport for Haiti is a certainty. The departed are: Martie shall who spent over half a deAccording to the official organ cade here first as contractor the contract for the construction Clarence Moody's roadman and Of a new field, equipped to take later as his dry-cleaning plant jet planes, was signed with, Pan Flood Toll manager The Dry-Cleaning American World Airways, which Reaches 15 Plant went broke. airline is also to manage the airport. as it does the present In North It appears that both men who inadequate lariding facilities. had not made any recent finanIt is reported that the new cial success of their lives departlanding strip will be located at ed in an Avis-Rent-A-Car with Mais Gate about a mile out of At least fifteen, persons lost advertised destination as Capthe city on the so-called "beach their lives in floods in the De- Haitien. Mayor Jean Deeb of Port au Prince (center) hands Miami road", going North. It was at partment of the North over the that location that excavation past fortnight. Floods caused by Mayor Kenneth. Oka Keyto Haiti's Capital. and clearing of land had been heavy seasonal rains have also can Early Airways this in week Ciudad Pan AmeriMayor Kenneth Oka of thel agne, at which time he present begun for. such an airport about wrought wide-spread damage to informed Avis in Petionville Trupillo that City of Miami Beach, Florida, ed Mayor Oka with a key to the 3 years ago, but abandoned. croplands and livestock. one of their rental car was staarrived in Port au Prince on City of Port au Prince. tioned at the Trujillo airport. It Monday morning, November 6, (Continued On page 16) Two Vagabonds In the South Department was the Opel Martie Martin Bad: ont board the Franca C from FloLeave Point where roads, livestock and crops gedonow has rented for the trip rida. Mayor Jean Deeb of Port Rond were destroyed by floods no loss to Cap Haitien. au Prince was his official greetTruck Feet First oflife has yet been reported. er and went aboard the ship to Kola Crashes In the small town of Pilate in Both Martin and Marshall's the North, the bodies ot five escort Mayor and Mrs Oka Into Salvation Army Ti Baron and May 25 were and three adults names appeared on the Pan ashore, as well as the Mayor's lounging as usual in the vicinity children recovered were American clipper 431 flight desSecretary, Mrs Peggy MacKay, Hall Killing Two ot Rond Point last Tuesday, Nov. in the flooded section tination Puerto Rico. They had who is travelling with the Okas. Children 7th. Ti Baron and his colleague (Continued on page 4) purchased one-way Itickets. Mayor Deeb entertained the whose name is derived from a New School Teacher To Tourism at his office with Jersey party Help champcivil war date in 1957, were plying their business as vaga8 MEMBERS OF bonds. - "PROGRESO" A small boy and girl were kil- A detective, whose identity Ied and another girl severely in- still has not been ascertained, TEAM ARRIVE jured Tuesday afternoon when a happened by. Ti Baron and his colleague (Continued on page 4) purchased one-way Itickets. Mayor Deeb entertained the whose name is derived from a New School Teacher To Tourism at his office with Jersey party Help champcivil war date in 1957, were plying their business as vaga8 MEMBERS OF bonds. - "PROGRESO" A small boy and girl were kil- A detective, whose identity Ied and another girl severely in- still has not been ascertained, TEAM ARRIVE jured Tuesday afternoon when a happened by. A scuffle followed. qui QUISERA N Eight members oft the econo- Couronne Kola truck crashed The peace officer fledi bleeding -N Roine mic planning mission (Allianze into the front of the Salvation profusely from a badly gash- - TOURBSHE Para Progreso) from the Orga- Army Hall on Avenue Duvalier ed ear that had been nearly ripnization of American States ar where the children were await: ped off his head. rived in Port au Prince last ing the opening of afternoon Despite the wound, thè bleedSunday morning. classes. ing detective returned witht two other plainclothes officers.In the Mr Raul Rey-Alvarez is chief Eight tyear-old Immore Petit subsequent shooting, TI Baron of the mission, David Ibarra in died on the way to hospital and and May 25 fell mortally wondcharge of general programming seven year olti Katherine Jean ed. A bystander, struck by a and Cesar Herrera in charge of died the following day. Both stray bullet, was paralyzed' in Agricultural programming. children were crushed by falling the lower limbs. Totrist Minister Victor Nevers Constant handing New Jersey blocks and motar from the gap: There were no détails as' to Sociology teacher Leroy Valentine document that appoints him as Digby Solomon, (French-speak- ing hole the pickup truck madel the cause of the scuffle between goodwill reprsentative of Haiti in New Jersey. Leroy's wife ing), wellknown in Port au Prin-lin front of the Salvation Hall. the two vagabonds and the first won their trip to Haiti on a (Continued on page 16) (Continued on page 16) officer. quiz program. our skulls as we took them at ing in comparison with him and JACMEL RIDE forty miles an hour... only clean but also well-dressed . JOY An hour later.. It was some- and utterly bourgeois. His tangBy THOMAS P. WHITNEY loved? Was it because of somel even managed to persuade my what after 5:30, I suppose. The led black locks stood up in every guide book or other I had" once two young Haitian friends, Jean dawn was dull and grey and the direction and his face was emI was always determined to read which praised Jaémel's Claude and Rolland, to make the Haitians in the little houses in broidered and framed with elecget to Jacmel.. I'm not even beaches? Anyway, for whatever journey with me. They shook the well-populated small cross- tric whiskers with the consistenquite sure why. Was it because reason, I was determined on this their heads in doubt when Ifirst roads somewhere beyond Leoga- cy of a wire brush. But it was on my first trip to Haiti nearly trip at last to realize this ob- made the proposal-but then at ne watched with amusement and his trousers. that constituted the five years. ago that some of us jective which on the map seem- the last minute they accepted. curiosity as Rolland and I mar- salient element of his personal planned to drive there - and ed. to be SO close to Port au And a silent and sleepy, trio we ched off down the village street ity. Onetime bluejeans, they had didn't make it? Was it because Prince-just over the hill, so to were' as we buzzed off down the with sinking hearts and philoso- been replaced piece by piece of that glorious colorful Duffaut speak. So when Bernard Diede- well-pitted road to Carrefour and bhical expressions on our faces and patch by patch till possibly painting allegedly jas I thought rich of the Haiti Sun volunteer- beyond at 4:30 on Saturday mor Tollowing a character who could nothing remained of the origindepicting Jacmel bay hanging ed his jeep for the journey in ning. didn't make it? Was it because Prince-just over the hill, so to were' as we buzzed off down the with sinking hearts and philoso- been replaced piece by piece of that glorious colorful Duffaut speak. So when Bernard Diede- well-pitted road to Carrefour and bhical expressions on our faces and patch by patch till possibly painting allegedly jas I thought rich of the Haiti Sun volunteer- beyond at 4:30 on Saturday mor Tollowing a character who could nothing remained of the origindepicting Jacmel bay hanging ed his jeep for the journey in ning. Jean Claude was at the have made any beatnik in Santa al garment. Well-ventilated jeans on the wall of my New York return for an article on Jacmel's wheel and the bumps rattled Barbara feel thoroughly sheep- they were too. Gaping holes in appartment, a painting I always/tourist assets- Il accepted. I through, our spines and up into list, square and ashamed for be- (Continned on page 9) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 This Viau Dies Suddenly LATE LANDING ALERTS AIRPORT In Haiti Week At Finance Minstry By AUBELIN JOLICOEUE At exactly 6:27 p.m on Fridaylplane out of Ft. Brooke, Puerto Ex Augustin R. Viau, the after dark had closed in, a num- Rico, coming from Miami. It ***Mr Georges Mouton; an Agricultural respected director of the highly ber. of people were startled to had met heavy weather after pert for the United, Nations, is' back here with merie Nationale of Haiti, Impri: the hear the drone of a Jarge plano leaving Miami and was in need the 12 member mission of the Alliance for Pro- Government Printing Office, circling the airport in an effort of gas. It planned to land at gress in company with charming wife Berthe died suddenly while on business to land. Three times the plane Bowen Field; was late and found and 4year-old son Georges Sylvain born in Pe- in the Finand C e Department followed the commercial plane the field dark; but the two Cap1957, Thursday pattern of coming in, circlingtains aboard decided it was not tionville on January 3. Many persons morning. in all out and returning for a landing.a matter of choice l Bowen Mr Mouton, a Belgian agronomist, came here and walks of life in the circles com- On the third try the plane putik Field and gas, or else. Capt. i 1952 as an Expert of the UN to assist the munity will grieve at his sudden down on Bowen Field in the Carl C. Johnson and Capt. WilHaitian Government ini its agricultural deve- demise. dark. It was blackout time in liam E. Koons put their plane 1952. to 1958. He is resPetionville and the whole per down and Col. here lopment program. He lived from May formance was witnessed by. many Danache quietly of the Haitian expertly. Air Forponsible for the establishing of the Cooperative of Fermathe. He Mr Viau who. worked: most of curious and fearful onlookers. ce was called from his home to made all the rules and regulations of the cooperative movement his life in the Government Print The plane landed safely, they the field, where he went thru and also helped in the foundation of the "Institut de Credit Agri- ing Office on September 22 last supposed no flames, no ex- the necessary formalities of such et Industriel" of the National Bank of the Republic of Haiti. realized his ambition of com- plosive noise. They supposed cor- a late landing and the Captains cole two years assisting the Tunisian Govern- pletely rebuilding and moderni- rectly. were on their way to Hotel After Haiti, he spent He has been, at the UN in New zing the Printing plant that pu- The plane was a U.S. Armyl Montana for a much needed rest. ment in its agricultural program. be blishing the office government York since September 1960. He said that he's delighted to select- gazette Le Moniteur, ed as a member of the 12 member mission of the Alliance for The deceased was forty-eight Progress. He will spend six months here. and died of heart oclusion. This mission is headed by Uruguayan economist Raul Rey-Alvarez of the United Nations who arrived also last Sunday from Washington; D.-C. zing the Printing plant that pu- The plane was a U.S. Armyl Montana for a much needed rest. ment in its agricultural program. be blishing the office government York since September 1960. He said that he's delighted to select- gazette Le Moniteur, ed as a member of the 12 member mission of the Alliance for The deceased was forty-eight Progress. He will spend six months here. and died of heart oclusion. This mission is headed by Uruguayan economist Raul Rey-Alvarez of the United Nations who arrived also last Sunday from Washington; D.-C. - White Christmas Ball and wife dulls ***Market Martin F Meedham lovely Fran, hair analyst "Soaping" martied on November 4 in Princeton, New Jersey arrived here At Sans Souci For combine luck and Halo itt on their trip. They certainly glorifies Sunday honeymoon happiness, for they won two Jack Pots at the Casino Monday night Cancer Fund making over sixty dollars. Fran is a beautiful dancer. This couple is curzantly staying at the Montana Hotel. Preparations are already unMr ohn Boit Morse, a famed painter from Peeble Beach, Cali- derway to make this year's fornia arrived Sunday on board of the Santa Rosa with wife Vir- White Christmas Ball at the Sans Souci Hotel even more of ginia, 1 former Editor for Time. a sucdess than last years. Mr Morse is a successful businessman who could afford to retire in'his forties to give the best of his time to painting, He does very The ball held annually as? a Cancer League Benefit has bewell. He just had two successful shows in California and New York. come the social eventoft the Mrand Mrs Morse are yery enthusiastic travellers, they have made winter season. Tickets for the many trips around the world. They just made a second trip to ball will go onr sale this week, Florence, Italy to absorb the artistic charms of this famous Italian City of the Renaissance after reading Irving Stone's best seller The Agony and the Ecstasy, a biography of Michaelangelo. Mr Morse-i is an abstract, a non-objective painter. They are guests AP MAN VISITS at the Oloffson Hotel. WITH CAMERA Robert Berrellez, a top flight correspondent for the Associated ***Mr Alfred Paul Linz, a Travel Writer from New Jersey and Press who has been covering the wife Rose stopped here this week in a through. the Caribbean. Mr Dominican Republic for the past Linz is also, a book writer. He is with many Magazines and News- four months arrived here Thurspapers as a free lance writer. They are guests. at Gingerbread day for a look at the other third Palace. Of the island. ***Mr Roger C. Olson, a Mortgage banker from Los Angeles, Mr Berrellez whoy covered CuCalifornia is visiting here with beautiful blonde wife Maile. They ba for two years and left via are travelling along with Mr Harcourt Hervey, also an mortgage "La Cabana" prison is an amabanker from: Pasadena, Calfornia and charming wife Constance. teur photographer and spent They stayed at the Ibo-Lele. much of his time here catching They: made the one-day trip to Cap Haitien Wednesday and were the beauties of Haiti which he Not a soap, not a described as "breathtaking." cannot Gives fragrant dancing the créam-Halo meringue at Bacoulou in the evening. 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I S Reservations at Hotels and Entrance Charge $1.00 Guest- Houses Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hair! @ On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS 0 a Joseph LOISEAU H-6L-IEL Manager 66e6beee a a X --- Page 3 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 IN PAGE 3 New Firestone Man Here Haiti Art Revelation With Family For American Painter William James Scollay a ve- son will launch a new operation teran Firestone man has assum- for Firestone in Uruguay. red the direction of the Haiti John Boit Morse, a famous] there is much I could learn here.1 Mr Morse is a descendant of branch and also supervision The Scollays have been calling American painter, here with his "Anything I would say to the S. F. B. Morse who was found-1 the company's interests in Akron, Ohio home for the past wife on the suggestion of Dewitt primitive painters would tend to er of the American Academy of neighboring Dominican and the few years having living for perPeters of the Centre d'Art, to hinder rather than to help him. Art and the inventor of the tele- Bahamas. iods in Cuba and the Philippivee the remarkable work being As for the painters, with acade- graphi. Mr Scollay who has taken up nes. lone here in painting and sculp- my backgrounds, all I could do He attended the Yale Art residence in Petionville, off Plaure and invited to lecture and is to exchange ideas, artist to School, the Chicago Art Instit- ce Boyer, with his wife and two Robert aged fifteen is attendMer criticism at the Centre artist, and since my French is ute, and the Instituto Allende children took over the Firestone ing college in the States and RilArt summed up Haiti's art in so limited, I fear an exchnnge in Mexico. He has had studios business here on the Rue Pavee chard 14 and Carol Jean are now lbe following flattering terms. of ideas would have little value. in Mexico, Austria, Spain, and from Vic Lampson who left last students at the Union School now resides and paints in Peb- week for Montevideo. Mr Lamp-I Ihere. "My wife and I arrived last! "Mrs Morse and I have been ble Beach, California. He is reveek and since then we havelin Europe and have been away presented in a number of Amejeen overcome by the excellence from home for three months. We rican collections and shows f:both Iuswce the primitive leave next week the painters for CaliFalue shall through the Feingarten GalleAgainst ind the sophisticated and well- fornia with the resolve to return ries in New York, Chicago, San schooled professionals. I do not to Haiti, not as instructor and Franicsco, and Beverly Hills. < believe that there is a country critic, but as a painter who him- He is a fellow of the InternaAN Sic n the world where art of such self would know more of Haitian tional Institut des Arts et Let PE R high quality and quantity exists art and who also wishes to paint tres, Geneva, Switzerland. shall through the Feingarten GalleAgainst ind the sophisticated and well- fornia with the resolve to return ries in New York, Chicago, San schooled professionals. I do not to Haiti, not as instructor and Franicsco, and Beverly Hills. < believe that there is a country critic, but as a painter who him- He is a fellow of the InternaAN Sic n the world where art of such self would know more of Haitian tional Institut des Arts et Let PE R high quality and quantity exists art and who also wishes to paint tres, Geneva, Switzerland. 3 EEUE nsuch depth. The last week. has here. Mrs Morse is a writer and for- FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GOODB been one of the high marks of mer member of Time Magazine ny artistic experience. "We are very grateful for the editorial staff. The Morses have warm and affectionate* welcome three sons: Richardson, 22, who Normich Union "As a result of have received Fire Jtd this we from Insurance experienall sides is in the theater; Samuel, 23, ce, I have the firm conviction it and has quickened our resol- who: is studying JOSEPH NADAL ECO AGENT architecture; M 0101E.2238-9415 that I have nothing to teach ve to return to Haiti as soon as and Peter, 25, who is in music.] hese amazing men. 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Maurice Bonnefil, Manager Chancerelles --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 "HAITI SUN* Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 FLOOD TOLL REACHES 12 IN NORTH Adventists Dedicate A New (Continued from page 1) their jeep down river, an adult Church In Ouanaminthe of the town. Trois Rivieres flood- was discovered dead next to a ed its banks and swept through ravine and a child was dug out the lower section of Pilate des- from under a landslide. The Seventh-day Adventists |Monsieur Antoine Andrieux, the Haitian Consul of Dajabon, were troying many of the homes of have just dedicated a new city Magistrate, Lieutenant Noel, in attendance during the cere- the poor persons who inhabit that The Red Cross reported that church building to the worship representative of the Command- mony, section. six trucks, with the help of the disDr Haitian Army, were moved into of God in the city of Ouanamin- ing Officer of Ouanaminthe Tuesday Jacques Fourcand, stricken region with the. In honor of the occasion trict, and Egel Nicoleau, the Several Adventist pastors from President of the Haitian Red the emerg- and surrounding districts attended Cross reported after a visit to ency supplies of provisions the service. Among them were the stricken area that the town, medicines. C. L. Powers and R. J. Kloos- of Pilate was menaced by. an terhuis, president and secretary epedemic. A strong odor of dead Two U. S. Navy Ships of the Franco-Haitian Union, animals drowned by the flood Weekending Here Joses Brutus and Anthony Hen- and cover by debris hung over The USS Woodson and USS ry, presidents of the two Haitian the town, the Red Cross official Leoser, two navy escort vessels ARVEN IRSTE Missions, Bossuet Lanoix from said. arrived in Port Friday for ther Trou-du-Nord, Maxi Cherenfant weekend. from Gros-Morne, Roland Ber- In Le Borgne two children The ships have a complement mingham from Saint-Marc, Max were drowned in their home andlot twenty officers and 353 enCharles from Cap Haitien, Ab- large areas of cropland was in-] listed men and twenty-four pasdonel Abel from Port de Paix, nondated. sengers. and Frederic Emmanuel and In the town of Limbe, on the The commanding officer of the Marcel Perpignan, secretaries main North and South highway, Woodson is Lt. Commander R. from the North Haiti Mission. where three employees- of Pote T. Cucullu and the Loeser's Cole were drowned the week be- commander is Lt. Comm. L. S. New Adventist Church at Ouanaminthe in North Haiti After Assiedius Isaac, the dis- fore when flood waters carriedlHerrink, trict leader, reviewed the history of the Adventist Church in the region of Ouanaminthe, PasMonday tor Powers gave the message of Night SWUUHINIUIINUINLUIUNNITG the hour, a thought-provoking Haiti Mission. where three employees- of Pote T. Cucullu and the Loeser's Cole were drowned the week be- commander is Lt. Comm. L. S. New Adventist Church at Ouanaminthe in North Haiti After Assiedius Isaac, the dis- fore when flood waters carriedlHerrink, trict leader, reviewed the history of the Adventist Church in the region of Ouanaminthe, PasMonday tor Powers gave the message of Night SWUUHINIUIINUINLUIUNNITG the hour, a thought-provoking study of God's ideals for his livMEN's SHIRTS church on earth, the church Club ing Shango Night SCARVES formed by His children. The act of dedication and the dedicatory prayer were pronounced by PasHOTEL IBOLELE HANDKERCHIEFS tor Anthony Henry. HERBIE WIDMAIER & HIS GROUP For several years the membBy YARD ers of the Adventist Church in Ouanaminthe have been looking Time takes on a rosy hue forward to having a church LIBERTY-- home, a worthy place in which through the sapphire crystal to worship their God. They are of your Movado "Firmament" watch Eondon certainly proud to contribute, by the erection of this building, to the development and the embelBUMMER DRESSES lishment of their important frontier town. It was with thanksBLOUSES a giving in their hearts that they opened. the doors of their new temple to some 250 visitors to AE Eclung share with them the glory of the occasion. 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Observatary at gold figure dial KYONA BEACH At HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA MOVADO fimament Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski And Sail In Safe Coastal Waters From Kyona ONE SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 5 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 "HAITI SU N? PAGE 5 HAITI SUN IN HAITI THIS WEEK LETTERS THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE to the Mr Herman Doerr, a Supervi-] Francois Duvalier," Department Community Weelly Published Sunday Morning sor for the SEDGWICK Mach- of Police of Port au Prince. Editor- Publisher BER NARD DIEDERICH EDITOR ine Works of Pougkeepsie, New This company is represented York flew down here this week Gerant-I Responsable MAUOLAIR LABISSIERE watch here, by Engineer Charles Feto over the installation quiere. ESTABLISHED IN 1950 Dear Sir: of the elevator of the "Casernes! My visit to the Le Centre d'Art has been one of the most enA BUCK IS A BUCK joyable hours of my trip. She Worse than the "Ugly American" of diplomatic ill- painting show such vitality and repute is the "Thieving American," a quaint breed of strenght and the entire Gallery fast-taking, "con' men" who invade foreign countries has a true art feeling, Quality and originality are SAVE BY and depart quietly leaving in their wake a mountain not too often encountered when of unpaid bills. the elevator of the "Casernes! My visit to the Le Centre d'Art has been one of the most enA BUCK IS A BUCK joyable hours of my trip. She Worse than the "Ugly American" of diplomatic ill- painting show such vitality and repute is the "Thieving American," a quaint breed of strenght and the entire Gallery fast-taking, "con' men" who invade foreign countries has a true art feeling, Quality and originality are SAVE BY and depart quietly leaving in their wake a mountain not too often encountered when of unpaid bills. viewing art. The only credit card these gentlemen carry is the I feel deeply honored in being TIME gullibility of local "suckers," otherwise known as busi- able to meet and table to Mr nessmen. Pierre Monosiet who is doing such a fine job of art promoNobody wants to be known publicly as a "sucker." tion. Thus, unwittingly contributing to the success of these Sincerely modern throwbacks to the stagecoach robber of the Nowland Lyon Western cinema are the local businessmen who, while Curator of Art stirring up a minor storm among themselves, are reluctSmithsonian Washington D.C. Institute ant to do something openly to put an end to this practice. It is not our stir SUBSGRIBINO purpose here to up anti-American feelings. But in their own lingo, ca buck is a buck." So, A GROWING CITY we believe it is only fair to suggest, following the most (In Le Matin) ME recent and flagrant case of this' type of thievery, to signal out to the innocent victims that SOMETHING A friend visited Duvalierville CAN BE DONE: yesterday where he was invited Take the matter collectively before the courts here; by a technician of the enterprise in order to have information file a suit for embezzlement and fraud, then ask the about the scope of the project Haitian Govt. to demand from the U. S. the 'extradi- of the "Mouvement de Renovation of the culprits to stand trial. Nothing may come tion Nationale". The new city out of it, but at least the effort is there plainly for the is sprouting out of ground and American Embassy to see. the first outlinings of residenAnd, perhaps, the American tial sections and others are like Embassy will take the a harmonious draft. The visitor hint and 1O suggest to this small breed from the TIME U. S. feels he is overlooking at a true in the future, that they are also Ambassadors of their city which can be a model for own country and should behave as such and not Pancho other towns to be built in the Villas. future. On Christmas eve, the Engineer will deliver 80 houses to the committee. 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Box 50 per cent of the people were literate. in order to be ready for the inauguration fixed on November CityCountry. 18th, date of the Army Day. --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 ing upon events which take plaHaiti Lost True Friend With ce in front of the lens) it constitutes such an original extension of that concept that the its reaWith passing of Maya De-] lization technical and true ren, Haiti lost a and symmal problems posed for which no guid- forfriend. Of pathetic Passing Maya Deren ing precedents existed. of Several The author "Divine Horseyears were spent in intermittent men The living Gods of Hai- in Switzerland, sher returned toIMERA, which was made andLP records, and in the filming experimentation, first the filti" and numerous article on this country. and entered Syra- shown in that year, has been par- of ceremonies, which she edit ming of the dance action, on then Haiti died at St Albans Naval cuse University, where she took ticularly influential in creating ed into a documentary film on on the use of several layers (New Hospital in Queens York) dramatic courses under Prof. author "Divine Horseyears were spent in intermittent men The living Gods of Hai- in Switzerland, sher returned toIMERA, which was made andLP records, and in the filming experimentation, first the filti" and numerous article on this country. and entered Syra- shown in that year, has been par- of ceremonies, which she edit ming of the dance action, on then Haiti died at St Albans Naval cuse University, where she took ticularly influential in creating ed into a documentary film on on the use of several layers (New Hospital in Queens York) dramatic courses under Prof. an entire style of dance film. the subject. It is in connection superimposed animation, and of after suffering a cerebral hem- Sawyer Falk and became inter- Altogether, Maya Deren's films with these Haitian activities that even on film printing processes. orrhage. She was 43. ested in film photography, won numerous festival honors she came to public attention in Miss Deren was not only radiShe was graduated from New and awards, and were widely the past few years, with artic- cally original in her of She is survived by her Tokio- York University and later ob- distributed not only in universi- les and still photographs in ma film form but so painstakingly concepts. born composer husband her Teiji to tained a master's degree in poe- ties and museums in America, gazines, and various TV appear- resolved the new problems which Ito who accompanied and literature at Smith Col- (where she was lectured extensi- ances, including the Mike Walthat Haiti on her two last visits. try She then went to Holly- vely on film as an art form) but laceTV interview. they pose the finished proWith an understanding of the lege, duct gave no evidence of techHaitian people and their folk re- wood, where she began her ex-] throughout the world, including nical complication but directed ligion which she studied first periments with 16 mm. film. Australia and South Africa. THE VERY EYE OF NIGHT the attention of the audience enIn 1947 Miss Deren receivedi was Miss Deren's first new film to the thematic hand by living in a Croix des tirely statement. Missions houmfort. Maya Der- She was also an expert still- the first Guggenheim Fellowship since 1948. Although it 1s an ex- It was the accomplishment which en's sympathy was easily detec photographer, and her pictures ever awarded for "creative work tension of her use of camera ac gave Maya Deren her leading ted in long letter she wrote to appeared: in national magazines in the field of motion-pictures" tion and time as an integral position among film-makers both the Sum. Her last letter was pu- and in a colection of the Muse- and came to Haiti with the int part of the theme and action of as a technical innovator and blished six months ago. um of Modern Art. ent of filming some of the ritual the film itself (instead of the pioneer, and asa a creative artSurviving, besides her hus- dances for inclusion in a large camera recording or comment- list. band, is her mother, Mrs Mary experimental opus. This Won a Guggenheim trip, Deren. however, marked a temporary aoo Miss Derén won a Guggen- Maya Deren wasa writer, di- suspension of such film making, heim fellowship for creative rector, camera-woman and some- for her interest in Haitian voo- à Come and work in movies in 1946. In times an actress in her avant: doo led to the writing of DIVIEnjoy 1947, she was awarded the First garde films, which she began NE HORSEMEN (Vanguard $ THE SUN, International Prize at the 16mm. making in: 1943. Two years later Press) which is generally acs S THE SEA, Film Festival in Cannes, Fran- she rented the Provincetown knowledged as one of the most THE SALT ce, Theatre in New York for the comprehensive book on the sub- S SPRAY first public screening of 16mm ject. actress in her avant: doo led to the writing of DIVIEnjoy 1947, she was awarded the First garde films, which she began NE HORSEMEN (Vanguard $ THE SUN, International Prize at the 16mm. making in: 1943. Two years later Press) which is generally acs S THE SEA, Film Festival in Cannes, Fran- she rented the Provincetown knowledged as one of the most THE SALT ce, Theatre in New York for the comprehensive book on the sub- S SPRAY first public screening of 16mm ject. (Sharp insights.. precise S At The She was born in Russia and avant-garde films, an event and poetic observation... a min- $ came to the United States when whose exeiting suecess stimulat- or classic.. ) "New York Times) SHOAL SANDS she was five. Her father, a psy: ed the subsequent founding of This Haitian period also involvchiatrist, was the director of a Cinema 16, as well as the deve- es her in recordings of the rit BEACH & MOTEL hospital for mentally ill child- lopment of the American avant ual and secular music, released ren in Syracuse, N.Y. garde film movement. A STUDY by: Cadence as a series of six (Mariani, 10 minutes from town) After a high school education IN CHOREOGRAPHY FOR CAWherever you may be in Port au Prince... Professional You Are Near Photographer School THE SHOAL SANDS FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE fetes Petionville, Rue Rigaud No. 11 THE SHOAL SANDS ERNST FORESTAL Manager P.0. 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One young. chap of about long stretch of road preceding two and a half years where Ride of age Leogane deep pudale 10lJacinelJoy with shirt but no pants observ- lowed deep puddle one after aned me giving him a once over other with water some from (Continued page 1) tactually found a mechanic with in open air booths, Another de- and went screaming down the hubcaps the and in the seat up enthe of the trousers on either the help of our guide and thenymonstrated the method of street in anguish, certain appar tire coming road for side matched gaps in the front. from elsewhere there suddenly preparation of breadfruit for ently that that "blanc" Had giv- We came stubmerged to a river bed yards. and And one could see right through appeared a pair more of them breakfast. A young married Wo- en him the evil eye or the dou made our' first the two of o three from back front. Our guide and or of them toge- man put a chair on her porch ble whammy or something of day-one of many fording to follow and who was taking us proudly to ther worked simultaneously on So could watch her working the sort. But mostly people were a modest one at that. Then find a mechanic shuffled along the car while a dozen or so cur- with her ancient pedal-operated friendly, courteous, curious, we very came upon another ford. and turned to honk back over ious onlookers stuck their heads Singer sewing machine making good-natured and helpful. It was And there up stood jeep in front his shoulder to the girl tending into the hood and delivered vol- garments for sale in the capital. my first with Haione that 4 had us a little wood fire in front of the uble advice in Creole. One of She then brought out Haitian tian peasants acquaintance and I enjoyed it. of when us, we stood stuck passed and which ti-caille from which he had the mechanics worked away at coffee for all three of us discour-l had to try to help us, emerged: the ignition system while another aged travellers-and it bright-] At Carrefour Fauche we turn- and stopped then gone on ahead. One "Have my breakfast ready took the carburetor apart and a ened our morning with its well- ed" abruptly inland and the road of its was a man in come when I back." third seemed to be disassemhling sugared flavor and even more began to climb, The sun came a occupants bearing the roar arose sweatshirt A of laughter up and reassembling the distribut- with the Haitian hospitality that'out and was welcome. Maybe of a school well to imprint meand down the street. or. I expected at any moment went with it. The reception var- there would be good weather Wooster College known of my native At this particular moment Ito find another taking apart the ied somewhat from house to after all! The road was rough Ohio. He was an English teachseemed to be further from Jac- transmission and in fact shortly er in Jacmel and hee had really mel than ever. The jeep hadto find the whole car disassemblgone to Wooster College. The come to an ignominious stoped on the road while everyone vehicle in which he was riding miles beyond Leogane. Effortslooked on in puzlement. Butit had a broken fan belt- the to restart it had failed. Jean didn't happen. Our mechanics worse thing one: could have on Claude and Rolland had check- took a long time and at various Jac- transmission and in fact shortly er in Jacmel and hee had really mel than ever. The jeep hadto find the whole car disassemblgone to Wooster College. The come to an ignominious stoped on the road while everyone vehicle in which he was riding miles beyond Leogane. Effortslooked on in puzlement. Butit had a broken fan belt- the to restart it had failed. Jean didn't happen. Our mechanics worse thing one: could have on Claude and Rolland had check- took a long time and at various a road. The occupants ed.out the distributor and clean- points came up with various asremote fixed it with ed it. No spark., Pretty soon tonishing hypotheses such as a had wire about temporarily to start off the battery had begun to tire suggestion that we had water in copper when we, arrived. And so and there we were--stuck on a the gas-when we had already again they did--but the fan belt slipcountry. road with rain clouds travelled that far on the same ped off within a few hundredi gathering overhead and the Icav gasoline. But finally they locatfeet. es of banana trees rustling light- ed the: trouble and fixed it. It I went on ahead to take some ly in the soft wind and peasant was a faulty wire which shori pictures of a group of children women marching stolidly by in circuited the ignition system. in a little three-house settlement an unending stream in the di- Soon we were buzzing off down beside the road. Their rection with heads of Leogane the road again. had at gone off to market. parents The andor donkeys laden heavily For me the stop, however, had! children sure at stems were not first with of bananas, packs of given a chance to make the ac whether to run and hide or stand sleeping mats, and bags and quaintance of the local inhabit Poe their: and stare, but wibaskets full of all kinds of pro- ants along the road. One citizen thin a ground few minutes made duce and goods on its way to showed me his dove cote whict their mind I would they neither market in Port au Prince. Welberthed six lovely' big pigeon: Raymond- LLes-Bains eat up or nor beat them and came around to ask me voluble questions. They talked in Creole and I talked in fractured French and this did not make for the closest of mutual understanding. Nevertheless were getting - we along swimmingly. I had gotten jhof the eldest girl, aged maybe 11, with her younger brother in her arms, to explain that the nearest school was a long ways away and that she couldn't get to it. I was about ready to found my own school for them on the spot Hortian when my companions bade me get back in the jcep and proceed further. And so we did. The road wound up to the little settlement of Gerard where our raft He companion jeep with the broken - N 2 fan belt finally gave up the ghost and abandoned the fight, me 69.RUE DU QUAI L-and we took aboard one of its a occupants to go to Jacmel with WHAT TO BUY : usand get there a new fan belt to return for his two fellows. Gerard seemed to us a metropole SISAL BAGS and BELTS is with a little bit of a market and a red camion standing park FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS ed there and a lot of people in market moods. .WOOD CARVINGS o MAHOGANY @ Through verdant valleys and between tall mountains the road . TORTOISE SHELL wound. In small cemetaries along the road there were enormous .STRAW GO05 - PAINTINGS white andi multicolored tombs, some of them quite elaborate. PerT Few. places seemed isolated or abandoned. Woman squatted alriviere & riviere most anywhere In the streams washing, Women or men walked along the side of the road carrying burdens almost anywere. lot of people in market moods. .WOOD CARVINGS o MAHOGANY @ Through verdant valleys and between tall mountains the road . TORTOISE SHELL wound. In small cemetaries along the road there were enormous .STRAW GO05 - PAINTINGS white andi multicolored tombs, some of them quite elaborate. PerT Few. places seemed isolated or abandoned. Woman squatted alriviere & riviere most anywhere In the streams washing, Women or men walked along the side of the road carrying burdens almost anywere. --- Page 9 --- PAGE 9 LN werey tethered here and was the name with which it was, We finally got to Jacmel-atjand lovely rose garden and any rate had I counted just 29 guests for grazing and bleated christened in Creole, we were about noon. At the edge of lawn which lies eighty or a hun- who registered there, mosthanguish at the sight of the informed. The jeep dipped down town we paid ourtwo gourds ad- dred feet below the balcony, the ly for months one-night visits, 1 in the The waters swirled mittance fee-something to do Alexandra Hotel thel mark four from July on: And ( Little Haitian cabins jump- into it. up bears and this rupat one as the car bumped over the floor boards. The motor with road maintenance which Of the past glory prosperity figure included rate the three of H.the crooked pillars of their kept going. Jean Claude gave it the road certainly needed. We of the town of Jacmel, enshrin- us. At any I am glad that Iehes holding up their liiting steady power but not too fast gave our names to the police for ed in this carefully cared forit does Haiti- continue. will The world dE 16s. The smell of-wood smoke and the car surged ahead and their solemn registration. And public monument. with Mme Large and if it have closes. lost some- (fires cooking Haitian meals up onto the other bank, wet but we were in Jacmel: We could meets the guests hospitality thing ever almost never out of the air. proud. not believe it. and interest. waiter who There is a deserves servant After the three of us dusty and E a well populated country The Alexandra Hotel is a quite and richly had washed along-and yet their seemed A busy market scene. A doz- fantastic hostelry. From the car- by his bearing and comportment weary (travellers up remain plenty of space that en women washing clothes in the ved mahogany servant boy at to be cast in Hollywood films as a bit and consumed and a hefty be used for more actively stream's edge A hundred or twothe bottom of the tall staircase the standard type for ancient lunch of pork chops French LarLaat as well as manyof women and men stood about who is so true to life that one! and dignified family retainers in fried potatoes assistants which Mme, itivation plots which could wellin a colorful crowd and made involuntarily says hello to him bepillared, luxurious antebellumge and her notice rustled we decid- up ve been left out of cultivation way for us as we drove into on entering even after one has Southern mansions. At the Alex-I for us on short see the sake of soil conservation their midst. found he is made of wood, right andra one leaves for the time ed to set out to the famous catise ofthe steepness of hillonup to the airy high-flung can being the year 1961 and returns Jacmel beach -Raymond-Lesles. Or SO at least one thought! Take me with you," said one opied balcony on the top floor to the turn of the century when Bains. This was one of the along. Thealthy lassie of uncertain yearslwhich looks out over the red Jacmel was having better days. things we had come to visit and DVer imping the divide we approached to handsome Jean Claude who roofs and the charming large How the hotel manages to con- we were determined to get there other river flowing down to- was still at the wheel. homes with cast iron balconies tinue operation is a mystery even though the skies were irds Jacmel. with you," said one opied balcony on the top floor to the turn of the century when Bains. This was one of the along. Thealthy lassie of uncertain yearslwhich looks out over the red Jacmel was having better days. things we had come to visit and DVer imping the divide we approached to handsome Jean Claude who roofs and the charming large How the hotel manages to con- we were determined to get there other river flowing down to- was still at the wheel. homes with cast iron balconies tinue operation is a mystery even though the skies were irds Jacmel. Also waters kept in the lower part of the city and which perhaps someone else can 10) iting deeper and deeper and "You're too young," he retort- right on down to the gorgeousl lexplain better than can I. Atl (Continued on page rifter and swifter, ford after ed in Creole--and the market rd, as we descended. Some- erupted into unseemly mirth. mes the road seemed togo On and on. Bump after bump. wn' the middle of the river Ford and after ford-deep and ra hundred feet or so. Some- swift. Not a road for people mes one could hardly find itith weak hearts or fear of waall: We watched big catnionsiter. The road went down and pping and splashing through down. There came a region of e-floods towards us. We envied canyons in which the river flowem their higher clearance ed amidst tremendous boulders itwe had four wheel drive. far below and enormously high erlia beana Finally we came to the best cliffs towered above the rapid foe ird of all. Wet your behind"Istream. Scenery galore! erdia goodness lookfote BLUE ANGEL & STAR netise on the lahel yes... .you get - ONO beans in every cup of NESCAFÉ The all coffee instant coffee with the Let's have another cup". taste. (NER) It'sno secret that extra coffee beans make coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted uan Dasbancout beans go into every flavorful cup oft today's NESCAFE no ti Nescafé. No other coffee. matter how * Suces, de et mis paut Barbire bou DCo it'smade. - tastes SO fresh, SO friendly, sO INSTANT Port-aus prince (Kam) completely satisfying. In today's.Nescafé, COFFEE the accent is on coffee! The Aiccomakies Get NESCAFÉ today! Motialanorat blended and. noasted 0 your laole Served EXCLUSIVELY af Main's Leading HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS A THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 "HAITI SUN* Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 the way. The river was up a mud puddles. We felt like exJacmel Ride little from the night's rains-- plorers. but not enough: to stop us. No "If you really have someone Joy till we got beyond Leogane not you dislike,". remarked Jean (Continued from page, 9) depicted in a long row along al Supper was a delicious red far from Port au Prince did we Claude, "send him off on the threatening. The jeep jerked shoreline boulevard. And there snapper and everything that get stalled when the distributor drive to Jacmel." ahead through the little twon was no boulevard either. Jac- should go with it. And very got wet in one of the big pudwhich was obviously poor and mel's waterfront, which is long shortly after supper, since Jac- dles there. But we cleared that Well, it isn't quite that bad, equally obviously clean and well- and attractive and which might mel nightlife that Saturday night up and were at home by noon. of course. But shall I say that cared for despite its poverty. conceivably with work, invest- was clearly somewhat damp, we Rolland and Jean Claude and I there is a lot of work to be done The Jacmel citizenry inspected ment and energy be transform- all went to bed, praying for the were delighted to have made it. on the Port au Prince to Jacmel us with interest and the donkeys ed into a beachfront of beauty rain to stop. bad, equally obviously clean and well- and attractive and which might mel nightlife that Saturday night up and were at home by noon. of course. But shall I say that cared for despite its poverty. conceivably with work, invest- was clearly somewhat damp, we Rolland and Jean Claude and I there is a lot of work to be done The Jacmel citizenry inspected ment and energy be transform- all went to bed, praying for the were delighted to have made it. on the Port au Prince to Jacmel us with interest and the donkeys ed into a beachfront of beauty rain to stop. And after we had returned home road-and on other things as lurched out of our swirling way. and distinction is entirely unwe were glad that we had made well-before Jacmel takes its The road was a study in red derdeveloped. A hundred feet or And it did stop. Next morning the trip. We had all three of us rightful place, which someday dirt and stone--hardly a highwayso back from where the waves when we awakened the sun was seen a city which we had heard it should occupy, as one of the of distinction and certainly one roll up on the dirt and grass up. Breakfast at seven and off much and which we had never better known tourist centers of which caused just that much wateredge tall palm trees grow we went at 7:15. The journey seen before. We had crossed riv- Haiti and the Caribbean? more wear and tear on our poor gracefully. Perhaps some day back, was uneventful. It was ers and streams 75 times each automobile. But it was passable. this will be changed-and when tough going but we already knew way-not to mention countless But I got to Jacmel. Was it five miles or ten ontsideit is Jacmel could become one the town that we finally foundot the beautiful waterfront cithe beach-palm trees growing ties of the world. I hope it will. there with their bottoms paintedIt is a picturesque and lovely white, a little park in the pro-little town and it deserves bet cess of construction with some ter. park benches delivered right there in front of our eyes, and The rain had begun to pour a pair or so of boxy wooden in unending beating torrents bootbs there for those too mod- when we returned to the hotel. est to change- as we did-- in As we sat out on the balcony the open air on the beach itself waiting for dinner at seven my TRACTIONZ I suppose that I was disappoint- two companions, particul a rly the beach au ed in even though Rolland, began to show signs of Jacmel residents, as I realize, frank nervousness. Rolland had T are SO terribly proud of it: In just started a new job the week a way it was not fair to judge before and it was important, of it on a cloudy day. But I could course, that he should report on a not what a distance work on POINTD'ATTAQUE forget from; time for Monday mortown it was and over what a ning. This was only Saturday bad road 'one had to travel from night and we had ali day Sunday Jacmel itself to get to it. And to get back to Port au Prince. Le nouveau Traction Sure-Grip I could not help but notice that But with the streams of rain de Goodyear a été spécialement there were a lot of stones and falling with no let up outside in conçu pour vous donner une pebbles left on the beach alllthe dark we all had pictures of traction maximum. Il est muni along it which are exceedingly that river we. had crossed sevuncomfortable on the feet. And eral score times, a river which de longues barres pour vous I could not help but compare it was small but torrential, a river procurer Ia force de traction -to its obvious disadvantage- which was just about as deep requise par les tracteurs with the well-kept Doctor's Cave already as our jeep could take. modernes. Il mord en biais et Beach at Montego Bay which I We could See it in our mind's son à had seen only a week before. In eye becoming a raging flood not grâce à profil general I would say that Haiti only impassable but dangerous. C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-E-R-T, could learn a lot from energetic We could see ourselves isolated il se nettoie automatiquement. Jamaica about protection and in Jacmel for a week with no Ainsi vous obtenez une traction development of national beach way to get back to Port au constante. ord en biais et Beach at Montego Bay which I We could See it in our mind's son à had seen only a week before. In eye becoming a raging flood not grâce à profil general I would say that Haiti only impassable but dangerous. C-E-N-T-R-E O-U-V-E-R-T, could learn a lot from energetic We could see ourselves isolated il se nettoie automatiquement. Jamaica about protection and in Jacmel for a week with no Ainsi vous obtenez une traction development of national beach way to get back to Port au constante. Il vous coûte resources. Prince except perhaps, if we moins de moins de travail were lucky, by airplane, three temps, So we had our swim and drove times a week, Saturday, Monet moins de carburant. back to town. As we wound our day, Thursday, was it? Landing Allez le voir encore aujourd'hui way into the city (two gourds on a long grassy cow horse and chez votre dealer Goodyear. again) the rain began to fall. goat populated landing strip not à Our inspection of Jacmel's civ- far out of town.) Rolland started ic resources was therefore car- pacing up and down anxiously a ried out mostly from, inside the and querying the aged servant - jeep with the rain pounding on about the vagaries of Jaemel the canvas above us and the transportation. He assured us light gradually dimming as day that all would be well so long came toward its end. We went as we could not hear the river down the waterfront and I look- roaring back in the hills. So ed in vain there to find the ima- from then on we kept our ears ginary Jacmel which Duffaut had attuned for the river's roaring painted in that painting hanging and our rich imaginations more on my wall in New York. than once - There provided for our edgy were none of the plentiful yel- nerves a pretty good imitation SUPER-RIB low warehouses wbich he hadlof that roar. Spécialement conçu pour donner une conduite : aisée pour une meilleure faculté d'adaptation, pour moins d'usure . allez voir le C INSURE WITH SURE INSURANCE Super-Rib de Goodyear. Et, tous les superbes CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY pneus tracteurs Goodyear sont construits à entoilage 3T "Triple une Founded In 1805 sivité de Goodyear! Tempered", excluINCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT RONY CHENET & GOOD SONS YEAR AGENTS FOR HAITI IL Y A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME Address Rue des Miracles Opposite National Bank, 2-59-8F --- Page 11 --- day NOVEMBER 12 1961 "HAITI SUN> PAGE 11 Sweepstakes Race At A Dead Heat For the first time in many a Sunday KATHERINE DUNHAM year the Cambridgeshire race Shoal Sands in England, on which is based ANNOUNCES thé Republic of Haiti Sweeps, ended in a tie. between horses named Henry VII and Violetta BAR Geisha & SALON Guinee elatest, and closest to thel rard has covered the entrance TII: with Miss Biffin next. beach. operation is at Ma- road and the entire grounds with This necessitated splitting the OPEN EVERY EVENING i with genial host and host- a springly, deep mat of wood first two prizes: of $10,000 and FOR Mr and Mrs Gerard Pierre- shavings from the, Chandelle $2,000. into $6,000 each. The first lis, and known as Shoal Sands tree, which scents the area with two winners were Ben Scott of CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST ch and Motel. its intriguing aroma. Massachusetts, and Henry Abis an ideal spot now for a Admission for the beach is rahamson of California. OPEN EVERY EVENING i with genial host and host- a springly, deep mat of wood first two prizes: of $10,000 and FOR Mr and Mrs Gerard Pierre- shavings from the, Chandelle $2,000. into $6,000 each. The first lis, and known as Shoal Sands tree, which scents the area with two winners were Ben Scott of CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST ch and Motel. its intriguing aroma. Massachusetts, and Henry Abis an ideal spot now for a Admission for the beach is rahamson of California. Robert aing Sunday for local resi- S1. which entitles you to a wel- Ulhorn of Minnesota won third : particularly families, and come drink and use of facilities. place of $1,000. future potential for our tou- Food is served upon request, Two Haitian ticket holders but no picnic lunches are per- won $75 and -$10 respectively. mitted. Rum and Coconut Water ere is a wide expanse of is the order of the day, and Kenscoff Retreats rfront, with sandy-bottom that's a smart move. It should For Students and Sisters ing in clear waters. The pro- become very popular with tour y consists of a bathhousel lists, but is rarely served at ho Father Georges former Ministhe entrance, two cottages tels or bars. The beach is dot ter of Education, has completed overnight or longer stays, ted with umbrella-covered tab the dormitory for University nen-salon-bar area, where les and comfortable chairs. students in Kenscoff overlookds are served in the air con- Now is the time to visit Shoal ing the Village. ined bar, or outside on the Sands, before the crowd gets ery, weather permitting, Ge-lwise. In the Village, the Episcopalian Church has purchased a 500000090999999900999000 house which they will turn into DrambuieLIQUEUR 8 a cool mountain retreat for their Sisters. C INDISPENSABLE FOR "IBO BEACH" RS V CACIOUE ISLAND THE ENJOYABLE PARTYS ONLY 30 MINUTES FROM PORTAU-PRINCE AND A Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM S ENTRY (INCLUDING AGENTES FESTIVITIES a ROUND-TRIP PRESENTS BOAT UNICOS TRANSPORTATION) The only sweet LIQUEUE made in Scotland onc ONLY $L00 Grand Spectacle the basis of the finest pure old SCOTOH WHISKY. Children L 50 Cents Indispensable for festivities and for every occa- Private Dressing Rooms sion. White Sand Beach Tuesday Friday a Fine Restaurant and Snack Bar EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: € At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN L. PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM & CO.S WATER SKIING 6oo 6 0o 60066616 SKIN-DIVING In The SALON GUINEE SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL Wednesday a Claguiie TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY by Wyler AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE COLONIAL SELLING OF Va HABITATION LECLERC FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF PAULINE BONAPARTE 5 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON THE ROUTE MARTISSANT Dancing - Special Summer Cover Charge $1.50 Special Trijp to. CAP-HRTIEN AND THE CITADEL ONE WAY BY PLANE, ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE ALL a 40. INCLUDED OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS Exclusive Agent: AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE FOUAD A. MOURRA PETION-VILLE HAITI Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines P.O.BOX312 - phone:7761 and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Rue Bonne Fo --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 IN HAITI THIS WEEK wMisses Patricia Jones Knight, (Coli e irom page 2) Carmen Loulsa Quinones and sw*Are current guests at the Ibo-Lele.Hotel a party of 70 tourists Marion Marie Gray Whiteinan three "charmantes congeneres" of the Rock-Ola, manufacturers of Jew box from all over the from New York stopped here U.S, They are headed here by Mr Albert C. STORE Rue Bonne Fo --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 IN HAITI THIS WEEK wMisses Patricia Jones Knight, (Coli e irom page 2) Carmen Loulsa Quinones and sw*Are current guests at the Ibo-Lele.Hotel a party of 70 tourists Marion Marie Gray Whiteinan three "charmantes congeneres" of the Rock-Ola, manufacturers of Jew box from all over the from New York stopped here U.S, They are headed here by Mr Albert C. Elworthy, Tour Direc- this week for a four day visit at lor of the Happiness Tours in Chicago. These visitors were greeted the Hotel Ibo-Lele. These three by Andy Andersen of the Southerland Tours. They are staying ladies are with the Civil Servthree days at the Ibo-Lele Hotel. A series of parties were given ice of the Police Department 0: jn their honor. They were presented with souvenirs at the Airport New York City. They are entranced with Haiti. by Dr Carl Mevs of the Gift Fair Shop. Are currently staying at the Oloffson Mr Carl Dilcer, of the In- ***Archeologist Kurt A. Fisher, dustrial Engineering Department of Eastman Kodak in Rochester Owner of Corner Chop and Fiis visiting here with wife Dorothy... Peter E. Wilson, a New York sher's sailed back here Wednes "Times representative is also visiting this week... So are Dr Edward day with wife Ghislaine. The D. Rapp, a Hospital Administrator at Collegeville, Pa and wife September Fishers left 7 Port for au a two Prince month on Ethel... Mr Curtis W. Thomas and wife Marian from New Jersey. trip to Europe and Near East Prominent Textile Merchant Victor Assali and wife Olga and **Dr Henry K: (Sonny) Miller and charming wife Katherine They visited Portugal, Spain. daughter Claudette warmly greeted here upon their retarn from a are back. They arrived by the Delta Flight Sunday. Sonny is a Cannes, Italy, Israel, Turky. three month trip to Europe and the Near East. prominent obstetrician and gynecologist from Baton Rouge, Loui- Austria and France, and stopped Victor is seen in the picture with brother Jamil surrounded by siana. Like a migrant bird he has come here every year since the in New York and Miami on their Claudette (left) and wife Olga and grand daughter Nelly Ann way back. foundation of the Schweitzer Hospital in Deschapelles, St Marc, Khoury. Haiti to attend the Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors. of In Lisbon, Kurt, a member of the Grant Foundation which. sponsored the construction of the the World Committee of Scout- WATCHES OF GREAT DISTINCTION T hospital. Every one of his trip here is an opportunity to study and ism attended the Annual Meet2n TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE understand the Haiti' medical problems and help the people of the ing of this organization where PE RF Island. Sonny and Kathy spent two days in Deschapelles and are he delivered a message sent by President Duvalier. Fisher supcurrendly staying at the Grand Hotel Oloffson. ported the election of a Niger- - ***Writer Sheelah O'Malley Burns is back from Africa to visit ian to the World Committee. In her Jn other, Mrs Kennedy in her "Chateau* in Diquini. Sheelah Spain he was amazed to see. isthe Author of the celebrated novel GINGO TREE. She just spent how thriving was the tourist ina fev months with her husband, UN tree-man Vinton Burns, Dir- dustry with the French, Gerector of FAO and Forestry in Africa. man, English flocking to this Country. In" Cannes where he attended the ASTA Convention as a Public Relations of the Magic Island Tours he got together with Pierre Chauvet, Director of Agence Citadelle and Elias A. Noustas President of La Belle Creole to. sell Haiti as well as Ref. 7317 <Necl Plust Ultra> ofs selfwinding they could. Mr Noustas took watches - 39 Jewels - Gyrotron TROPIGAS along with him in his trip to Sec the superb 1960 Girard-Perregaux powered, Cannes, Mr Herman Desir, a (Selection> models at foremost jewellers. Public Relations of the Magic Island Tours he got together with Pierre Chauvet, Director of Agence Citadelle and Elias A. Noustas President of La Belle Creole to. sell Haiti as well as Ref. 7317 <Necl Plust Ultra> ofs selfwinding they could. Mr Noustas took watches - 39 Jewels - Gyrotron TROPIGAS along with him in his trip to Sec the superb 1960 Girard-Perregaux powered, Cannes, Mr Herman Desir, a (Selection> models at foremost jewellers. wellknown Haitian figure in the tourist industry. Fisher's tour around the other countries gave him the opportunity of observing - the fantastic effort made by them TROPICAL GAS COMPANY, INC. attract the tourist GIRARD-PERREGAUX all to dollar. ssThe Dadlanis celebrated NovFines Wanchnassince. 179E Makes everyday a Holiday" in your kitchen. Use ember 7, 8 and 9 the <Indian the "Gold Star Award" winner, the TROPIGAS range. Happy Diwale" the Indian New No finer range anywhere today. Year. EFFLEX TOP BURNER A single flame with ##Leonard Levy whp works as ONSALE AT THE countless accurate stages of adjustment for every cool- a Salesman with his father flew ing need from fast boiling or frying down to gentle down here this week with his BETTER STORES lovely wife 0 ntheir honeymoon boiling. trip in the Caribbean. EQUAFLO OVEN BURNER Makes possible new perfection. Heat is spread in a rectangular pattern, the a A - av shape of the oven and broiler, No hot center, no cold corners. FISHER'S PIN POINT PILOTS Cool, economatic Pin Point Pilots are only one third the size of ordinary pilots HAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS a flame sO tiny it keeps range cool in any weather, and 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOI saves you money, too. 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU STOMS HUGE OVEN with visualite window. LIFT TOP BURNER and PULL-OUT BROILER for AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS easier, more thorough cleaning. ECONOTROL BURNER makes every ustensils auSTRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY tomatic. Lifetime guarantee of all burners. ON THE RUE DU QUAI Too many features to list here. You must see it to (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCKPTED) appreciate it. Easy terms too. SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS TROPICAL GAS COMPANY, INC. SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY RUE PAVEE - weeeege V - - Un --- Page 13 --- unday NOVEMBER 12 1961 KHAITI SUN* PAGE 13 Tourist Onrush In Puerto Rico May Top Record josephireport Set Last Season By HAROLD J. LIDIN Studies of the year before reG630 Fidel Castro no longer is scarveal that only 54 per cent of viing tourists away from Puerto several weeks that begins Feb. sitors to Puerto Rico were in Rico, and the effect of thel re- 15. this same bracket. cent recession will not have any Moreover, the typical winter In late December the $2,500,000 noticeable adverse effect on the visitor belongs to the higher in- El Convento hotel, situated on flood of tourists expected here come bracket, and was not af- Cristo St. in old San Juan, will this winter. fected by the recession to the open for limited occupancy. This was the word yesterday point of cancelling a winter va- However the formal inauguration Jon Delej, Director- General of the Interamerican Bank of Deve- from Tourism director Roberto cation here, Bouret noted. of the 107-room hotel is not scheAccording to a Fomento statis- duled until Jan. from ppment returned here this week Washington... Joe Etienne Bouret. tical study, made public recent12. eceived a diploma from the High School of Art and Design for Both developments point ly. winter. fected by the recession to the open for limited occupancy. This was the word yesterday point of cancelling a winter va- However the formal inauguration Jon Delej, Director- General of the Interamerican Bank of Deve- from Tourism director Roberto cation here, Bouret noted. of the 107-room hotel is not scheAccording to a Fomento statis- duled until Jan. from ppment returned here this week Washington... Joe Etienne Bouret. tical study, made public recent12. eceived a diploma from the High School of Art and Design for Both developments point ly. 60 per cent of the non-resid- The hotel, formerly a 17th cenrofessional coaching during his recent visit to New York. The to a travel these season that may ent hotel visitors here in fiscal tury Carmelite convent, is the rellknown tennis champ worked for his diploma under one of push the total number of tour- 1961 were in the $10,000-a-year- property of the Woolnor Corp., umerica's 's best-Eli Epstein... HAMPCO (Murchison's Meat Pack- ists well over the figure of 385,- plus category. headed locally by Rafael Beni ng Plant) is making thrice weekly shipments Of meat to Puerto 000 recorded last year, Bouret As of last June 1, a total of tez Carle, Convento president. is Adolph Manager A. Stut- of tico by chartered plane... In case anyone is looking for Edith forecast. 3,734 rooms were available here. El connected with the Hand her new address is A. L. Konno, 143 Honmura-cho, Azabu, But unforseen events, like last This figure included 2,359 rooms zer, old Ritz formerly Hotel and the Ritz CarlMinato-ku, Tokio Japan... Mr Guy Huntrod, a senior official of the year's could spoil crippling this optimistic airline strike, out- in tourist hotels, and 379 in guest ton Hotel in New York City. Bank Ot England arrived here Wednesday on a fact finding trip look, he said. houses. A third pre-Christmas hotel of through the Indies... Popular Watterson Lowe cruise lecturer aboard Bouret looks for the winter Hotél space will be expanded opening $500,000 includes Copa inauguration Marina Beach the SS Atlantic sent word this week that his vessel is due herel season to get under way about before Christmas with the open- Hotel the at Playa Cana Gorda near November 18th arriving at 10 am. and sailing the next day at 3am. Dec. 15, reaching a "small peak" ing of the 132-room Hotel Pierre Guanica on the south coast. is a few days before Christmas. in the Condado, which opens This first cruise of the season for the American Export Lines Some falling off will be noticed Dec. 1. Facilities in the new hoscabana style sold out he reports... over the holidays, but soon after hotel, a $2 million, seven-story telry The one-story will have 24 rooms and the New Year, the tourist flow projeet on De Diego Ave., inby Angel V. should again surge upward, erea- clude a part of the next-door will be operated ching a climax in a period of Swiss Chalet Restaurant. Morciglio. Mrs ESTHER BEAUBRUN HONORAT DIES BANK OF ENGLAND OFFICIAL CALLS LES STUDIOS DE DANSE Mrs Esther Beaubrun Honorat, Lionel Honorat, Mr and Mrs RiBACOULOU a woman who left her mark in pert Honorat, Mr and Mrs Pierre Mr Guy Huntrods of the Bank the field of education passed Gousse, Mr and Mrs V. N. Cons- of England on a visit to the OCTOBER 1st, 1961 away Wednesday. tant, Mr and Mrs Jean-Jacques West Indies called here this week STARTING Funeral Service for the deceas- Honorat, Mr and Mrs Chrysosto- and had conversations with the Roland ed was held Thursday afternoon me Beaubrun, Mr and Mrs Mi- National Bank of Haiti. who left her mark in pert Honorat, Mr and Mrs Pierre Mr Guy Huntrods of the Bank the field of education passed Gousse, Mr and Mrs V. N. Cons- of England on a visit to the OCTOBER 1st, 1961 away Wednesday. tant, Mr and Mrs Jean-Jacques West Indies called here this week STARTING Funeral Service for the deceas- Honorat, Mr and Mrs Chrysosto- and had conversations with the Roland ed was held Thursday afternoon me Beaubrun, Mr and Mrs Mi- National Bank of Haiti. Modern Theatrical Dance Wingfield at the Sacre Coeur Church in chel Devieux, Mr and Mrs Louis Mr Huntrods who is the offi- Haitian Dance Louines Louinis attended by a multitude Beaubrun Compagne, Vve Dalen- cial of the Bank of England con- Drumming Louis Celestin tm friends and family. cour Hedouville, Mr and Mrs cerned with Latin America has Social Dance Gerard Dorsinvil Marc Drouinaud, Mr Mr and and Mrs represented his country at two Paulette Casseus Condoleance to the fine Lady's Racine Hedouville, Mrs CEPAL meetings. He attended husband Minister and ex-Judge Michel Honorat and Misses LauSCHEDULE: Georges Honorat, to her children rette and Andrea Honorat and the Panama (1959) and Chile Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 5 6 p.m. our friends Mr and Mrs Lamar- all other parents and allies af- (1961) meetings of the RegionThursday 5 6 p.m. tiniere Honorat, Mr and Mrslfected by mourning. al Economic Commission of the Saturday 10 11 a.m. United Nations. Dance Monday 2 3 p.m. ( - Mr Roper of the British Em- Advanced Modern Theatrical bassy assisted Mr Huntrods durThursday 2 p.m. YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME : ing his three day visit here. Beginners Haitian Dance Monday 3 4 p.m. Drumming Monday 2 3 p.m. Thursday 2 3 p.m. La Clairiere Fans Urge Visit Of Saturday 9 10 p.m. 2 Hungarian Footballers - Social Dance (Meringue) Wednesday 9:30 p.m. BUNGALOWS S Football fans are urging the Special drumming classes for children and Modern Dance for FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager Football Federation to invite the youngsters. > famous Hungarian Football team Visitors may enroll for individual classes. "SOUS-BOIS" Bizoton 2 "Le Honved" to come to Haiti For the classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for proIn the delightful of during their Latin American fessional dancers and visitors inquire daily in the afternoon at the The comfort and privacy of your own cottage tour that is scheduled for early HOTEL MAJESTIC - Petionville Park, or write to with the best type of Hotel service. January 1962. BAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, > The Honved soccer team is ODETTE WIENER, COLORFUL GARDENS planning an extensive tour of the P.O.B. 991, Port au Prince, HAITI. 2 Americas to be in trim for the ATTRACTIVE RATES T World Football championship to be held in Chile later in the vear. ISSA OHAITI ART GALLERY PORTAU-PRINCE HAITIW.I. - Satahe sb PANTAL Bidg onRuedu Quai 56 T featoyBrets MAHOGANY H RUGS Sculplures by PAINTINGS by OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED R.FRANCOiS Cedor Designs OHUH Rush J.Dul PERRIER J.E.Gourgue AND SUPÉRB AND FAMOUS O.DU PERRIER V.Denis L.Lazard 6 e Quality. PORTAU-PRINCE HAITIW.I. - Satahe sb PANTAL Bidg onRuedu Quai 56 T featoyBrets MAHOGANY H RUGS Sculplures by PAINTINGS by OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED R.FRANCOiS Cedor Designs OHUH Rush J.Dul PERRIER J.E.Gourgue AND SUPÉRB AND FAMOUS O.DU PERRIER V.Denis L.Lazard 6 e Quality. fhese same Goorls ane sold Sisal, A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel GRAND RUE im. the obost exolusive Storesi in the U.S. PHONE : 26840 N.Jean --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 "HAITI SUN" Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 has designed many commercialFirst Ocean ly successful vessels that ynow. operate in European waters. Going Hydrofoil Craft To date, however, the nearly Nearing Completion completed H. S. Denison is the first such, craft designed for ocean-going also next It is In the year or two, Ame-] One such craft, a massive 104- tons displacement land be cap- Alexander Graham Bell of the believed operation. be the built ricans to living largest along major rivers, foot (31.69 meters), 72.57-metric able of carrying a payload of United States, inventor of the and may well be the forerunner or other major bodies of water ton hydrofoil to be christened the 33.56 metrict tons of cargo and telephone, built a hydrofoil cap- to a new area in of the United States may rub "Denison" is being built for the fuel combined. It will use a able of travelling 60 Miles (96.5 for that portion of transportation the their eyes at a seemingly im- U.S. Government in a research 19,000 shaft horsepower gas tur- meters) per hour. The Supra- for whom the nation's populace For water. possible sight. the first time, and development program. that bine power plant and be capab- mar Company in Switzerland, ways serve as auxiliary highle of speeds up to some GO Knots héaded by Baron Vor Schertel,ways. or about 70 miles per hour. The concept of a vessel sup- Caribbean Construction on Co. SA. ported hydrofoils is not new. Indeed, as early as 1898, an ItaBuilders Of The Military Citv Iian, Enrico Torlanini, first deGen. Manager: Gerard THEARD veloped the principle. In 1918 Phone: 3955. P. O. BO.. 284 STEPHEN BROS : < FOKNAEaos M.V. HAITI TRADER IN PETIONVILLE IT's M. V. HAITI MERCHANT FERSONALLY SUPERVISED they will see a ship skimming may have wide implication for] HOTEL MONTANA along at some 60t to 70 miles (96,5 the future, both in domestic wa-] LOADING AND UNLOADING to 112.61 kilometers) an hour with ters and off-shore travel. its hull completely out of the The first hydrofoil craft to be SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA AL At water. forthnightly sailings of the 100feet altitude.yet only 7minules designed specifically as an Oc- Miami-Port au Prince-Miami from the heart PORT-AU-PRINCE - vessel S. oF ean-going the H. (Hy- MIAMI S Such craft exist today and drofoil Ship) Denison should be ADDRESS: more are on the way. They are ready to take the water for tests Telephone: Highland 51767 The most exquisite Viewis,oVerlooking hedly hydrofoil boats which skim the late in 1961. nightly sailings of the 100feet altitude.yet only 7minules designed specifically as an Oc- Miami-Port au Prince-Miami from the heart PORT-AU-PRINCE - vessel S. oF ean-going the H. (Hy- MIAMI S Such craft exist today and drofoil Ship) Denison should be ADDRESS: more are on the way. They are ready to take the water for tests Telephone: Highland 51767 The most exquisite Viewis,oVerlooking hedly hydrofoil boats which skim the late in 1961. #Franklin 9-7228 the the mountains . water bay, on skis. Raising the entire ploins,the NOTICE hull out of water eliminates Constructed of aluminum al Delicious dontinental much of the resistance encount loy, this craft will have a 21.5 Young man speaking perfect * cuisine and superb ered by conventional ships, per- foot (6,55 meters) beam, 6.5foot French is willing, for better Servide. mitting relatively high speeds. (1.98 meters) draft, 72,57 metric training in English conversation, to contact a British or American Ne citizen who is interested in imPersonalized attention to every guest. proving his knowledge of French. C 1 * For more details, please apply Swimming Pool with Luncheon "HAITI Lounge SUN" offices, all workYou know ing days from 8 to 12 a.m. or andl Bar - Panorama Terrade call. Air-conditioned de-luxe rooms e k'se really fine S < Scotch when it's JOHNNIE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM WALKER TUESDAY :Informal Créole Bolfet Dandingfrom 7:30 PM fo M onclie Meringue Conlest IT PaE at9:30.Cosual TIEE odmissionfee VIRGI IN WEDNESDAU: Camplimentary get-Together Ponchbowl JOHNNIE WALKER Parly from 7pm fo 8pm. Cigarettes Born 1830-mll going FRIDAY :Gala Dinner-Donde From 730pmt to strong 1:30am. Superb Show at 10:30 JOSEPH NADAL & Co. No admission fee DISTEDSUTOR PREFTZMAN-AGGERHOLM Agents. HLl OTHER Nliqurs:Cockioil hour with native hazts a A RFOCUSING, COMPOSING AND GEXPOSURE SETTING IN ONE <COMMON VIEWER ( Nikon 6 WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEANS: REFLEX CAMERA WITH QUALITY à NIKKOR 50mm F:2.5 LENS. OFFERED BACOULOU < 35mm SINGLE -LENS CABARET-THEATRE IN PETIONVILLE Home of the MEDIUM PRICE > > Exciting, CAMERA1 Nikkorex Sophisticated TROUPE DE DANSE New At: LITTLE EUROPE BACOULOU D'HAITI in a new repertoire THE HOME OF EXQUISITE Complimentary Meringue Lesson at 9:30 p.m. GIFTS cec0ce0co a < -0o d --- Page 15 --- Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 "HAITI SUI N> PAGE 15 In Haiti This Week siting with wife Sofia and chil-] ]holder of the HASCO is here Teledol dren Eduardo 17, Raull6, and with wife Emma Pauline.. MisCarlos the ***The Anson Music Center has 13. They were met at the ses Barbara Schoenfeldt and off the best collection of all kinds airport by Mr Brea and are Patricia Hosler, two reservation The visa situation is giving a lot of Haitian headaches. Sunday NOVEMBER 12 1961 "HAITI SUI N> PAGE 15 In Haiti This Week siting with wife Sofia and chil-] ]holder of the HASCO is here Teledol dren Eduardo 17, Raull6, and with wife Emma Pauline.. MisCarlos the ***The Anson Music Center has 13. They were met at the ses Barbara Schoenfeldt and off the best collection of all kinds airport by Mr Brea and are Patricia Hosler, two reservation The visa situation is giving a lot of Haitian headaches. Last of records. A visit to this Shop guests at the Salvador Hotel... sales Agents for Eastern Airone I heard of was Vic Greger who has been making daily reser- located on Rue Pavee oppositè Bert Leavitt, an Insurance Bro- lines in Miami spent a few days vations which he can't use at the last minute. He fluffed it again Pharmacie Castera is a delight. ker from Las Vegas and wife here this week. They loved it. I has been Emma Joyce are enjoying a 3-1 last Tuesday. hear that a contract actually signed *e*Mrs Ann Valentine, winner of day visit here... So are Misses ito build the much-needed ne wwharf? Those little loaves of the Quiz Programme called Ca- Constance Ferrara and Ernest- Mr Alfred Rodmear, a lawyer French bread at Au Lincoln are the best in town. Mme Dere- mouflage, is visiting Haiti with ine Ferrara, two sisters from from Newark, New Jersey and moncourt on the Petionville Road has/ the best window dresser in husband Le Valentine Roy, as a Prize. Mr Brooklyn... American industrial- wifel Ann are delighted with Le Roy is a teacher ist John F. P. Clark, a town. Wonder who it is? The glass transom over the door of of Sociology in a High, School stocktheir visit here. Daniel Roy's office is a relic of the Exposition days. It reads: in New Jersey. Mrs Ann ValenStand No. 11. It was probably the Puerto Rican Pavillion location. tine is the second person in a Another note to drivers: When drunk, don't park. Accidents year who won this Prize and make people. Andre Sassine was on board the Franca C. to greet chosen Haiti. They are guests THROUGHOUT THE WORLD - Mayor Oka of Miami as the representative of Agence Citadelle. at the El Rancho. Poor Dick Forgham and newly arrived Jim Stuart of Coca Cola had the blues on Tuesday evening following that SO unfortunate ***Lawyer Stuart W. Robinson accident with a Brasserie truck. One other head that was aching Jr. and pretty Swiss wife Marlast week was Ti Geo Deslandes'. He got word that a '61 Opel garetta are currently visiting with an L-plate was left in CT. (doors and windows open). It here. They are guests Miss at Louise the Ex R. celsior Hotel... was traced to Herb Martin on a 1-way ticket to Puerto Rico. Reich a blonde Secretary from Carmen Schaedel is becoming quite popular as a children's St Louis, Mo stopped here this portrait painter: She's also doing some nice things in the surreal- week. ism field. Her pix are framed at Galerie Brochette, if you want a sneak preview. -Paco Rodriguez is the name of the owner of ***Edward White President of our" most modern butcher shop, "Au Boeuf Couronne", on the the National Telepix in New Champ de Mars near Oso Blanco. Odd, it was a Rodriguez who York Producers of short real had Oso Blanco, but they're not the same family. The Duval pictures in 'all languages such] Duvalier Marche at Carrefourvis open and operating. Nice looking as the "Gomedy Capers" spent building, and a good spot to buy seafood. The Marine Corps' a few days here after a visit in dress rehearsal of the ceremony for Friday night's big birthday Puerto Rico the WAQ to show channel his produc 2. He party took place Wednesday, at Cabane Choucoune, with a small plans tions at to make arrangements uninvited audience. -Look out for that cherry red Austin-Healy with Mike Rosenberg to show Wbite Label" IS YOUR Sprite which Dan Savoy expects, to arrive before the end of thel them at the Tele-Haiti. spent building, and a good spot to buy seafood. The Marine Corps' a few days here after a visit in dress rehearsal of the ceremony for Friday night's big birthday Puerto Rico the WAQ to show channel his produc 2. He party took place Wednesday, at Cabane Choucoune, with a small plans tions at to make arrangements uninvited audience. -Look out for that cherry red Austin-Healy with Mike Rosenberg to show Wbite Label" IS YOUR Sprite which Dan Savoy expects, to arrive before the end of thel them at the Tele-Haiti. month. It's the first year for this sports model and from the ad PASSPORT TO PLEASURE in the Sept. issue of Playboy, it's a wow! Speaking of cars, one Thomas owner of A famous name to remember, wherever are. agency here is charging S5 for a windshield wiper: which can be "G. Mr S. Restaurant" Spenzos, of West Or- In every golden drop you sense the glorious you softduplicated anywhere else for $1.50. They claim it's better because ange, New Jersey and his 18- ness ofpatiently malted barley, the faintlingering it's made in England. Tâint so. Jack Lindsay was in town last year-old wife Patricia are hon- frugrancoofthopentt rare qualities, fire, and that delicateflavour week for a short rest. He's the proud papa of a brand new daught eymooning here. They got mar thesel er named Ann Odette (for Odette, Wiener). All three plan to return ried on November 5 and arrived soon for a long stay. If anyone has a 1-room apartment for rent in Port Thursday... Miss Jac- - to a of bachelors, contact Smith queline Patricia McIntire, an Wbite couple Mr at Label" Caribbean Mills. accountant for the Cartan TraWbite Seems as if Joe Trouillot, Ti Ro-Ro and pianist Lamy all took vel Bureau in Chicago stopped off this week for the Perchoir in Canada, with a 2-day engagement here this week Mr Gaines DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY in CT on the way. Canada, or at least Montreal, is a-bloom with Walter Seaman, Vice President IT NFVER VARIE: Haitian-theme niteries. Goody. Late, late news is that Ed, of L., I. Isacks Lumber Co Inc. shall was the other bird-of-a-feather who took off on a 1-way ticket Narlewporters Hardwoods in of New Southern Orleans, Fine La. with Mr Martin. Dizzy Dictionary says Bread is Raw Toast. John was greeted here by Mr Roude Box Vandercook's book, Black Majesty, says in the foreword, "Christo- and Andy Khawly... Senor EdP. 0., 1207 Port au Prince, Haiti phe, as is ofter the ill-fortune of great men, has been remembered uardo Montoulieu, a Cuban ar 48, Rue du Magasin de PEtat Phone: 3721 chiefly by his enemies and the cruel andesilly tales they told of chiteet with the Committee of ANDRE KHAWLY him." That was in 1928, and I bet Christophe is still laughing. Ir'sy Planification of San Juan is vi-l Agent Distributor: still. true today. The prize winning contests around town are contagious. Everybody's in the act. One business chief says they're a sign of the times. When things are bad, the contests are a shotin-the-arm- to business. Funniest shopping list I ever heard was being committed to memory at the Choucoune bar the other night: bubble gum, apples, gin and rattraps. I think it was John Quinn who was heard mumbling it over and over. Next Friday ite at the Montana promises to be tres gay... it's Michelle Sejourne's farewell party. She's retiring, and a lot of future tourists won't know what they're missing. The same night a group of 13 French travel agents on a U.S., Canada and Caribbean tour, will be guests at that hostellerie. RIGHT MAN IN RIGHT PLACE (Continued from page 5) Ted Moscosso will bring these policies, his imagination, but with his tight administrative control, to his new job. But if we had a word of advice for Ted MosCosso we would suggest that he treasure the ear of Sovernor Munoz-Marin. Sejourne's farewell party. She's retiring, and a lot of future tourists won't know what they're missing. The same night a group of 13 French travel agents on a U.S., Canada and Caribbean tour, will be guests at that hostellerie. RIGHT MAN IN RIGHT PLACE (Continued from page 5) Ted Moscosso will bring these policies, his imagination, but with his tight administrative control, to his new job. But if we had a word of advice for Ted MosCosso we would suggest that he treasure the ear of Sovernor Munoz-Marin. Perhaps the Moscosso appointment is the best President Kennedy has made to date. Aman such as this heading the Alliance for Prog- Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hostelery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show 0. ressof Latin America means much to Haiti and its Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and content ted Iiving. Set amongst a myriad place frees economic a and social development. and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the unitihibited. tropical --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN> Sunday NOVEMEER Voyagez par... AIR FRANCE CONSUL IR VOTREA EHANCE BOEING ET CARAVELLE, : a LES 2 MEILLEURS "-JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DEVOT Haitians Take Meringuel New Basketball Coy To Montreal Opens Dec. 8th Montreal's winter season will The Commission for Youtt be warmed up by the Haitian Sports has presented to the Meringue ati the "Le Perchoir ital a well constituted con d'Haiti." basketball court, at Stadium Joe Trouillot with his orches- cent. tra and Maestro Ernest Lamy A basketball championship departed by Pan Am clipper thiss be opened December 8th tom week for the Canadian city to gurate the new court, at play at the new and popular the Ministry of Education Montreal Cabaret. the Ambassador of the U States have scheduled theit FLOOD TOLL sence: (Continued from page 1) Twenty-five year old Parole TWO NEW ENVO Jacinthe in an effort to save his The new Ambassador sister's baby in the yard before Canada, the Honorable G the Hall was knocked down by Kidd as well as the Minist the truck sustained a broken Lebanon, the Honorable Ed leg. Kayat are expecting to DI Salvation Army Major Jac their letters of representati ques Egger supervising his work His Excellency President shop for. the Blind, Handicapped Francois Duvalier during and Deaf at the back of the Hall week of November 20th to Wednesday afternoon, comment ed. that if the accident had hap- IAID Offices Renov: pened a few minutes later the At the Institute of Agric school would have been filled al and Industrial Developr with school children and the offices are now: being renot death toll would have been even in the old Banque Nati more tragic. building. Mr Jon Delej, a The Brasserie de la Couronne garian national from the (Coca Cola) truek coming around American Development Be the sturne before the Salvation the director of the Institute Army. Hall, served to avoid a have a Haitian Assistant Di collision hit an opel and veered or who is experienced in U A off the road and into the eight ing routines, Mr Luckner year old concrete block build- PROGRESO TEA ing. Neither driver or helper were injured. ARRIVES (Continued from page 1 MIAMIS MAYOR ce having represented the] (Continued from page 1) American Development Bar Also on board to meet the vi- in change of agricultural siting dignitaries was Mr Ather- dit studies; Carlos Plaza ton Lee of Chatelet des Fleurs, charge of mining. collision hit an opel and veered or who is experienced in U A off the road and into the eight ing routines, Mr Luckner year old concrete block build- PROGRESO TEA ing. Neither driver or helper were injured. ARRIVES (Continued from page 1 MIAMIS MAYOR ce having represented the] (Continued from page 1) American Development Bar Also on board to meet the vi- in change of agricultural siting dignitaries was Mr Ather- dit studies; Carlos Plaza ton Lee of Chatelet des Fleurs, charge of mining. and hydr Kenscoff. The Okas and Mr Lee resources studies: Andre Our 200 year tradition forbids are old friends. Mr and Mrs chedler is in charge of it Wc cannot stoop to mass production. Oka had been guests at Chatelet trial TO development. Mouton is del des Fleurs some years ago.Mrs George Each Vacheron & Constantin watch Mackay visited Haiti for the ed studies of community This is hand-crafted. : a rare masterpiece first time last January. 1opment: old Belgium desinedf fora small international'édite The guests were driven to Le se rved here previously Boutilliers by Mayor Deeb and a number of years in chan stopped i Kenscoff for a short cooperative. development fot visit. Mayor Deeb entertained United Nations. VACHERON them ati lunch at Buteau's Le Eugene Grebenik will Rond Point Restaurant. humah resources and labor; ET er Johnes, manual arts an After a shopping excursion dustries; Luis, Iglesias, ed CONSTANTIN Mayor and Mrs Oka and Mrs tion; Marcel Flutre, Public MacKay returned to the Franca ministration, and Robert In Geneva since 1755 C which sailed at 4 p.m. balance of Payments and This is Mayor Oka's second ism. term as Mayor of his city, alExclusive Agent: though not consecutively. Miami This mission to Haiti is FOUAD A. MOURRA Mayors are not allowed to suc- first of those to be initiate Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines ceed themselves. After a termthe Organization OE Ame as Mayor, Mr Oka served on the States to implement the Al and LE CONTINENTAL STORE City Council and then was re Para Progreso, some of Rue Bonne Foi elected for another 2-year-term, members are expected to He wil go back on the Council residence in Haiti for as lor when this term expires. This mission to Haiti is FOUAD A. MOURRA Mayors are not allowed to suc- first of those to be initiate Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines ceed themselves. After a termthe Organization OE Ame as Mayor, Mr Oka served on the States to implement the Al and LE CONTINENTAL STORE City Council and then was re Para Progreso, some of Rue Bonne Foi elected for another 2-year-term, members are expected to He wil go back on the Council residence in Haiti for as lor when this term expires. 10 years. SHOES FAMOUS VER Borter FOR EVERY OCCASION The Worh --- Page 17 --- Weekly Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun FORTAU-PRINCE, HATTI - Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME LE Phone 2061 il Vol XX LE Sunday November 12th, 1961 No. 8 Mayor Deeb Greets Miami's Jet Airport OKA With P-au-P Martin Marshall Mayor And Key In Sight PAA Has Contract Skip Town Via DR According To Two American residents eflBadgedonow, who went under Le Moniteur Port aul Prince departed this the surname of Martin during week by a novel route and witte his residence here as manager Riviera and later Candle Light resMorne; Ed. Mar. it over half a deAA00015023 : st as contractor ly's roadman and iry-cleaning plant The Dry-Cleaning Material Informatioi ike. TitleHaiti sun lat both men who any. recent finanAuthor: their lives depart Rent-A-Car with Publisher: tination as CapOCLC: 32441147 Material TYPREWSPAPER reek Pan AmeriCiudad Trupillo n Petionville that ntat car was staSerial Hierarchy rujillo airport. It artie Martin BadLevel 1: 1961 3:12 nted for the trip and Marshall's on the Pan 431 flight desRico. They had ray tickets. Ip Tourism Imaging Progress Name: Last Page Scanned: New Jersey Name: Last Page Scanned: appoints him as wife Name: Last Page Scanned: Leroy's ram. Name : Last Page Scanned: with him and a Iso well-dressed geois. His tangood up in every Additional Notes face was emamed with elech the consistenash. But it was constituted the of his personal jeans, they had piece by piece tch till possibly of the originventilated jeans Faping holes in jed on page.9) a and social development. and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniat ure pool, is the haven for the unitihibited. tropical — Page 16 — PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN> Sunday NOVEMEER Voyagez par... AIR FRANCE CONSUL IR VOTREA EHANCE BOEING ET CARAVELLE, : a LES 2 MEILLEURS "-JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DEVOT Haitians Take Meringuel New Basketball Coy To Montreal Opens Dec. 8th Montreal's winter season will The Commission for Youtt be warmed up by the Haitian Sports has presented to the Meringue ati the "Le Perchoir ital a well constituted con d'Haiti." basketball court, at Stadium Joe Trouillot with his orches- cent. tra and Maestro Ernest Lamy A basketball championship departed by Pan Am clipper thiss be opened December 8th tom week for the Canadian city to gurate the new court, at play at the new and popular the Ministry of Education Montreal Cabaret. the Ambassador of the U States have scheduled theit FLOOD TOLL sence: (Continued from page 1) Twenty-five year old Parole TWO NEW ENVO Jacinthe in an effort to save his The new Ambassador sister's baby in the yard before Canada, the Honorable G the Hall was knocked down by Kidd as well as the Minist the truck sustained a broken Lebanon, the Honorable Ed leg. Kayat are expecting to DI Salvation Army Major Jac their letters of representati ques Egger supervising his work His Excellency President shop for. the Blind, Handicapped Francois Duvalier during and Deaf at the back of the Hall week of November 20th to Wednesday afternoon, comment ed. that if the accident had hap- IAID Offices Renov: pened a few minutes later the At the Institute of Agric school would have been filled al and Industrial Developr with school children and the offices are now: being renot death toll would have been even in the old Banque Nati more tragic. building. Mr Jon Delej, a The Brasserie de la Couronne garian national from the (Coca Cola) truek coming around American Development Be the sturne before the Salvation the director of the Institute Army. Hall, served to avoid a have a Haitian Assistant Di collision hit an opel and veered or who is experienced in U A off the road and into the eight ing routines, Mr Luckner year old concrete block build- PROGRESO TEA ing. Neither driver or helper were injured. ARRIVES (Continued from page 1 MIAMIS MAYOR ce having represented the] (Continued from page 1) American Development Bar Also on board to meet the vi- in change of agricultural siting dignitaries was Mr Ather- dit studies; Carlos Plaza ton Lee of Chatelet des Fleurs, charge of mining. and hydr Kenscoff. The Okas and Mr Lee resources studies: Andre Our 200 year tradition forbids are old friends. Mr and Mrs chedler is in charge of it Wc cannot stoop to mass production. Oka had been guests at Chatelet trial TO development. Mouton is del des Fleurs some years ago.Mrs George Each Vacheron & Constantin watch Mackay visited Haiti for the ed studies of community This is hand-crafted. : a rare masterpiece first time last January. 1opment: old Belgium desinedf fora small international'édite The guests were driven to Le se rved here previously Boutilliers by Mayor Deeb and a number of years in chan stopped i Kenscoff for a short cooperative. development fot visit. Mayor Deeb entertained United Nations. VACHERON them ati lunch at Buteau's Le Eugene Grebenik will Rond Point Restaurant. humah resources and labor; ET er Johnes, manual arts an After a shopping excursion dustries; Luis, Iglesias, ed CONSTANTIN Mayor and Mrs Oka and Mrs tion; Marcel Flutre, Public MacKay returned to the Franca ministration, and Robert In Geneva since 1755 C which sailed at 4 p.m. balance of Payments and This is Mayor Oka's second ism. fot visit. Mayor Deeb entertained United Nations. VACHERON them ati lunch at Buteau's Le Eugene Grebenik will Rond Point Restaurant. humah resources and labor; ET er Johnes, manual arts an After a shopping excursion dustries; Luis, Iglesias, ed CONSTANTIN Mayor and Mrs Oka and Mrs tion; Marcel Flutre, Public MacKay returned to the Franca ministration, and Robert In Geneva since 1755 C which sailed at 4 p.m. balance of Payments and This is Mayor Oka's second ism. term as Mayor of his city, alExclusive Agent: though not consecutively. Miami This mission to Haiti is FOUAD A. MOURRA Mayors are not allowed to suc- first of those to be initiate Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines ceed themselves. After a termthe Organization OE Ame as Mayor, Mr Oka served on the States to implement the Al and LE CONTINENTAL STORE City Council and then was re Para Progreso, some of Rue Bonne Foi elected for another 2-year-term, members are expected to He wil go back on the Council residence in Haiti for as lor when this term expires. 10 years. SHOES FAMOUS VER Borter FOR EVERY OCCASION The Worh — Page 17 — Weekly Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun FORTAU-PRINCE, HATTI - Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME LE Phone 2061 il Vol XX LE Sunday November 12th, 1961 No. 8 Mayor Deeb Greets Miami's Jet Airport OKA With P-au-P Martin Marshall Mayor And Key In Sight PAA Has Contract Skip Town Via DR According To Two American residents eflBadgedonow, who went under Le Moniteur Port aul Prince departed this the surname of Martin during week by a novel route and witte his residence here as manager Riviera and later Candle Light resMorne; Ed. Mar. it over half a deAA015023 st as contractor ly's roadman and iry-cleaning plant The Dry-Cleaning Material Informatioi ike. TitleHaiti sun lat both men who any. recent finanAuthor: their lives depart Rent-A-Car with Publisher: tination as CapOCLC: 32441147 Material TYPREWSPAPER reek Pan AmeriCiudad Trupillo n Petionville that ntat car was staSerial Hierarchy rujillo airport. It artie Martin BadLevel 1: 1961 3:12 nted for the trip and Marshall's on the Pan 431 flight desRico. They had ray tickets. Ip Tourism Imaging Progress Name: Last Page Scanned: New Jersey Name: Last Page Scanned: appoints him as wife Name: Last Page Scanned: Leroy's ram. Name : Last Page Scanned: with him and a Iso well-dressed geois. His tangood up in every Additional Notes face was emamed with elech the consistenash. But it was constituted the of his personal jeans, they had piece by piece tch till possibly of the originventilated jeans Faping holes in jed on page.9)