--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Haili Sunday 10c Sun PORTAU-PRINCE, HAITI Avenue Marie-Jeanne L CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME LE Phone 2061 DE VolXX DE Sunday November 26th, 1961 - No. 9 Festival Preparations In Full Swing In preparation for the coming the grass plots began, and theThave been erected with special Pan American Festival, at least plots show a real improvement. settings. The paintings are by a part of Port au Prince is tak- In the island along the boule- artist Wah, and their unique ing on a new aspect. Workmen, vard, laurel and other plants, carved cement frames and houslike ants, are bulsy scuttling set out some time ago, are ain ingare by Roger Saieh. here and there, tenring down, healthy bloom. Building fronts The small park along the wat putting up, wielding paint brush- have been refurbished and re: erfront is nearing completion es and shovels, hammers ani decorated. Two large paintings (Continued on page 2) saws. The Exposition Grounds have come in for particular. at tention. Swiss Industrial back To Some Engineer months fencing Off Help Prepare Development Program For Haiti VATo Pr U.S. AMBASSADOR NEWBEGIN HAS An industrial engineer from be expected to" set up priorifies Chief of Staft decorates Gen. Boucicaut. ASSIGNMENT Switzerland arrived in Haiti last for the selection of industrial week. under a. United Nations enterprises, assist in the prepaIN WASHINGTON technical assistance assignment ration of industrial projects, and The New York Times of Thurs- to help the government in stu- advise in the establishment and Soldiers day November 23rd has an As dying the possibility of utilizing organizatio nof such enterprises. Officers And White Christmas Ball sociated Press story saying that the country's natural resources For: the past year, Mr BindsDecorated At Hotel Sans Souci Ambassador Robert Newbegin to promote industrial develop- chedler has held the post of Aswill be transferred to Washing- ment. (Continued on page 16) On Nov. 18th ton from his post in Haiti. The He is Andre Ernest BindsAmbassador had been in Hatti chedler, of Zurich, Switzerland, Duing the great Military PaBenefit For The some 15 or 16 months and. was who will serve in Haiti for one rade of Army Day, November beginning to know people and year. He has been requested to 1sth, several officers and sold- League Against Cancer' the country and its problems. prepare an industrial develop iers were decorated by His Ex The whole community will wish ment program for the country, cellency, Dr/Francols Duvalier, the Ambassador and his well taking into consideration econoPresident of the Republic: Preparations for the White condueted family all success in mic and other pertinent condiGeneral Jean Rene Boucicaut, Christmas Ball, to be held at his new post. tions. In this connection, he will, Chief of Staff of thel Armed ror Hotel Sans Souci on December ces, received the Great Cordon 22nd, are well under way. New Latin American and the Medal of Military Ord This affaire will be the "great er Jean Jacques Dessalines; Ma- event" of the Christmas Season. Development Programmes jor Franck Romain, Commander Your ticket will entitle you to of School of Application, Capt take part in the drawing of the Discussed By UN In Santiago ains Mercius Riviere, Command- most wonderful doors prizes, such er of Petionville District, Chris- as a Television Set, Two Radio Jean B. Richardot, United Na jor of UN Special Fud, who tian Theodore, Circulation Serv- Sets, One Adlerette Sewing Ma: tion Technical Assistance Kepre: came from UN Headquarters in ice's Chief, Luc Pierre-Louis of chine... sentative in Haiti, returned on New York for the meeting, and Presidential Guard, Lt. Jean November 11th from Santiago, (Continued on page 15) Andre Ernest Bindschedler Werleigh of Health Service, F. Buy your ticket early. They Chile where he attended 2 conA d'H, Sub-Lieutenant Auguste are on sale now and their num- Terence of UN Resident RepreMonestin of Presidential Guard. ette Sewing Ma: tion Technical Assistance Kepre: came from UN Headquarters in ice's Chief, Luc Pierre-Louis of chine... sentative in Haiti, returned on New York for the meeting, and Presidential Guard, Lt. Jean November 11th from Santiago, (Continued on page 15) Andre Ernest Bindschedler Werleigh of Health Service, F. Buy your ticket early. They Chile where he attended 2 conA d'H, Sub-Lieutenant Auguste are on sale now and their num- Terence of UN Resident RepreMonestin of Presidential Guard. ber is limited. sentatives stationed in LatinTHANKSGIVINGDAY First Sergeant Valcourt Athana6 American countries. The relaAmbassador of the United Stase; first-Master4Alexis Germain Don't miss coordination and coop: In the White Haiti Christ- tionship, tes of America, read the messand Corporal Francois, recelv- mas: Ball and remember that by eration of UN Technical Assist- The traditional Thanksgiving age of President John F. Kenne ed Medal and Brevet of Merit. attending you will contribute to ance Programmes with the work Day service was held at Holy dy to the American people on We congratulate those SO. hon- a very worthy cause: the Fight of economic programming under Trinity Cathedral on Thursday, the occasion of Thanksgiving ored. Against Cancer! the Alliance for Progress was a November-23rd; at 8:00 am. The main item for discussion at the Honorable Robert Newbegin, (Continued on page 12) conference with a view to en: sure an optimum utilization of - UN personnel placed at the dis: posal ot: the Iatinamerfcar n countries. 5 The 13 UN Technical Assistance Board Representatives. and Directors of Spécial Fund Lrogrammes accredited to Latin American Governments partici- : pated in the meeting, together - with Senor officers of the Uniteal Nations Economie Commission for Latin America, whose headquarters Is located in Santiago. and Regional Representatives of UN Specialized Agencies. This was a most important policy meeting for the work of theUN in; Latin America. Ther discussions were lead by Messrs. David Owen; Chairman Newly constructed Army Barracks, inaugurated on Nov. 18, 1961 Lof Paul Technical Hofiman; Assistance Managing Board, DirectThanksgiving Day blessing by Mgr. Voegeli --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 "HAITI SUN" Sunday November 26th, 196 s*Gertie Pressoir Garib, Man- Mr Larry Beyda, a Spanish mer-jand wife Rochelle are current In Haiti This Week ager of the Grand Hotel Oloff chant is back from a two week! guests at the Hotel El Rancho. son had a new birthday on Thurs- visit to New York. Roger Magloire Constant tookl By AUBELIN JOLICOELE day November 16. She celebrat- ***Newlyweds David 2. Sackey them under his wings. s**A group of thirten French Travel Agents ed the: event Saturday evening in Advertising in New York Cityl landed here last week They're conducted by with a delightful party in her Mr Matias Mas, Head of the Commercial Dep- beautiful apartment at the Hotel. Drinks, delicious food, loveartment of Pan Am in Paris and a Traveltyme ly girls and the Haitian merinFestival Preparations In Full Tours Escort. gue made the party a real en: Swing joyment. The party. included Mrs Marcelle Barbault ***Colonel Robert Heinl, Jr. (Continued from page 1) Inight. and Mr Jacques Dovo of the Agency Les Grands Head ot the U.S. Naval Mission and now is the meeting place of All along the boulevard plant Voyages; Mr Raymond Crausaz of Crausaz Mo- in Port au Prince is back this hundreds of pigeons in pagoda- ing and smartening up have been like cotes. There are comfort- under way. Beau delin Agency; Mr Jean Pierre Dubrevil of the week in company with wife Nan- able benches, a lovely view; thrown a cinderblock Rivage has Agency Circuits Transcontinentaux; Mr and Mrs Henri Guiter of cy., Colonel Heinl went to San pleasant landscaping, all design- that defines up the hotel grounds wall the Agency Le Tourisme Francais; Mr Claude Heim, of the Agency Jose, Costa Rica on October 13 ed to give the expected visitors and give it a neat, cared-for Compagnie Francaise de Tourismes Mr Alan G. way. Beau delin Agency; Mr Jean Pierre Dubrevil of the week in company with wife Nan- able benches, a lovely view; thrown a cinderblock Rivage has Agency Circuits Transcontinentaux; Mr and Mrs Henri Guiter of cy., Colonel Heinl went to San pleasant landscaping, all design- that defines up the hotel grounds wall the Agency Le Tourisme Francais; Mr Claude Heim, of the Agency Jose, Costa Rica on October 13 ed to give the expected visitors and give it a neat, cared-for Compagnie Francaise de Tourismes Mr Alan G. Holt of the Agency to attend Chiefs the Meeting of the an interesting place to take a pearance. Shops along the ap U.S. of Mission in Central nor Voyages d'Affaires de Tourisme; Mr Pierre Neant and wife Pau- America and next went to Wa- breather between events and pa- thern part of the boulevard have lette of the Agence Occidentale de Voyages; Mr Jack Pinoteau and shington, D.C. to vistt his mo- rades. improved their fronts and their wife Helene of the Agence Lafi Tourisme. ther. He was joined in the Ca- its At base Rond have Point been the given arch a face- and window-dressing. These French Travel Agents whose trip has been sponsored by pital City last week by his wife. lifting and an urn-like structure The symbol the the PAN AM Office of Paris and the Traveltyme International of "It is so wonderful to be back put up, decorated with plaques light and of dark, and clasped to Haiti Cherie", said Colonel hands, the New York are making a familiarization' Tour in the Hemisphere Heinl as he arrived Wednesday illustrative of parts of Haiti's words "UNION & PROGRESS," to promote tourism in the United States and the Caribbean, par afternoon. "As I told my. wife, history. It is colorful in daylight express the intent and purpose ticularly Haiti. even when I saw La Gonave I and will be brilliantly lit up. atlof the coming festival. The party visited first New York and went to Washington where waved to La Gonave Cherie." they had a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce with Mr Gilmore The Head of the Marines here Head of the United States Travel Service recently founded by the was met at the airport by some U.S. Government, and then to New Orleans where thew saw highranked officers of the U.S. Naval Mission. remnants dulls many vibrant of the sojourn of the French, and next "Soaping" hair ***Colonel John Edward Unver-] to Miami the most florishing tourist center of the United States. ferth, Director of the U.S. Army said Mr Mas we want Halo In Haiti, to send our fellowmen so that Interamerican Geodetic it? Survey glorifies they see this beautiful Island independent since so long but still through South America arrived attached to France spiritually and culturally. Haiti is the Islanri this week for a few days. He whose naturally beauties, hospitality and culture are praised by was greeted by Major Anthony every single French visitor. Kubelius, head of the USIAGS here and Mr Frank Chaves of the same office. The: French Travel Agents were greeted here by Mr Jean, Saurel, ***Mrs George Heraux, membSales Manager of Pan Am here and Mr Andy Andersen, Manager er of the "Comite des Dames" of the Southerland Tours and his Assistant Mr Gerard Celifie. They of the Cancer League wanrs the took lodgings at the Hotel Montana: annual "Bal Blanc" of this League to be a great event of the They were guests of the Hotel EI Rancho Thursday night at the season. This party will be held Fashion Show presented by Simone Sassine in the programme en- at the Hotel Sans Souci on De titled Night of Loveliness. The Freneh visitors were given many cember 22, Dinner, dancing, fan: parties here. They were delighted with Haiti. tastic atmosphere. ***Praises rise high about Habitation Leclerc, the fabulous est- The participants of this "baniate of Katherine Dunham. This place was called by some high boche pleine d'elegance" will ranked officers of the French Naval Squadron, a Garden of the have to buy a ticket for five dollars. by Simone Sassine in the programme en- at the Hotel Sans Souci on De titled Night of Loveliness. The Freneh visitors were given many cember 22, Dinner, dancing, fan: parties here. They were delighted with Haiti. tastic atmosphere. ***Praises rise high about Habitation Leclerc, the fabulous est- The participants of this "baniate of Katherine Dunham. This place was called by some high boche pleine d'elegance" will ranked officers of the French Naval Squadron, a Garden of the have to buy a ticket for five dollars. The Ladies will be. in *Mille et Une Nuits" tales. Harry Belafonte called it the most ro- white dresses and the gentlemen mantic spot of the Caribbean. The voodoo show presented on Tues- in tuxedo. day, Wednesday and Friday got favorable comments from natives & Sensational door prices will be visitors alike. The show with Guy Jean Louis, and wife Kathly, in] given away thanks, to Tele-Haiti a congo, dance, Elifete in a banda, Brazilian singer Israel Soarezi which offered a TVset. Curacao and the Great Katherine in an exotic dance is delightful. Hansy so-called Trading a "Bazar Radio de (Philips), la chance" The Derose, a MC and a singer is an artist of great future. Tom Low- will make many happy winners nes, Editor of Show Business Illustrated thinks that he is a very with more than three hundreds good material to work with for show Business. Mozart Duroseau gifts from the Businessmen here, leads a very good orchestra with his brother Richard as an accor ***Mrs Frances Bijou, wife of deonist. 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That vear, and By CHUCK ROBIC BOOTH Istudying at the Polytechnic again in 1941 and 1944, he was School of Haiti; teaching at the operated upon without success in Clinton-Evan Chenet Jr. is a College of Port au Prince; and the United States. new instructor of calculus at working as a civil engineer when In 1947, he left Haiti for good, Hamilton College. * PAGE 3 They See' To Teach tijoseph report - BLIND INSTRUCTOR LIKES HAMILTON Thaf was 1940. That vear, and By CHUCK ROBIC BOOTH Istudying at the Polytechnic again in 1941 and 1944, he was School of Haiti; teaching at the operated upon without success in Clinton-Evan Chenet Jr. is a College of Port au Prince; and the United States. new instructor of calculus at working as a civil engineer when In 1947, he left Haiti for good, Hamilton College. he began to have eye trouble. becoming an American citizen in It's a worthwhile accomplish- *My doctor told me to slow 1952. - ment, you might think, to gain down, said I was doing too much THEY SEE' TO TEACH, a faculty post at a college of at once. I didn't listen. I had In 1954 he entered Hunter Col Hamilton's caliber. a deachment the for courses and and Mr Mrs Anibal Cortina arrived in Port au Prince Monday Evan Chenet Jr. walks to the said. of retina," he lege (Continued in education on page 10) from Washington, D.C. Mr Cortina is an economist for the Inter campus very morning with a American Development Bank... Celebration for the Armed F'orces group of fellow facuitv men. He of Haiti is occasion for a holiday on the 18th of November. This teaches three morning classes, year it will also be the occasion for the dedication of the new build- talks to freshmen and sophoLavinia Willams mores about their scholastie pro-l ing to be Army Headquarters and Central Bureaux of the Police blems and corrects papers. Hel HAITIAN INSTITUTE OF DANCE Department of Port au Prince, the Caserne "President Francois is married and has a daughter in Duvalier." It faces the Champ de Mars and is a beautiful building.. grade school. ANNOUNCES FOR THE FALL TERM COURSES IN Have you had occasion to visit "L/Imprimerie de PEtat", the na- That's quité ordinary, you 1-CLASSIC BALLET tional print shop to you. It is also a beautiful modern building and might think. 2-MODERN BALLET designed for high efficiency in printing.. A revolving light is being But, the accomplishment take and 3-MODERN the ordinary on ascounding TECHNIQUE (Martha Graham installed above the central pool at Rond Pont, there being eight proportions when you realize that Hanya Holm) translucent panels, each of which will carry a legend, motto or Evan Chenet Jr. is blind and is 4JAZZAND TAP DANCE colored picture. It will bring a focal center to Rond Point which a Haitian. 5- BALLROOM has been lacking. The construction and lighting are by Erhard On Visiting Him at nis home 6 TEACHER'S TRAINING Eberwein for the Department of National Tourism... There was in the Griffin Rd. faculty apartment area, you are immediately 7- CHOREOGRAPHY OF CLASSICAL REPIR a rumor in town some 10 days or SO ago that Daniel Theard had impressed by his pleasantness, TOIRE "SWAN LAKE", "NUTORACKER BALdied and gone to Heaven. Daniel says the report is exaggerated impeccable attire and French-inLET", "LES SYLPHIDES", etc. on all currents... Mr Clement Barbot is back at his home and! flected speech (French is the 8 SPECIAL CLASSES FOR SMALL CHILDREN manyof his friends are rejoicing at the news. When serving the main language in Haiti.) AGES 3 TO 6-YEAR-OLD. Government there was much of good on which he gave the admin- Though he admits science, cduSCHOOL LOCATED. istrative go-ahead... Mr and Mrs Anthony Whitehouse of the Brit- always cation and his major mathematics interests, were he On the Champ de Mars, next to Rex Theater ish Embassy have the official word that they are to be transferred is well-versed, by heritage, in CHORBOGRAPHY ARRANGED FOR DANCE to a bigger post. his friends are rejoicing at the news. When serving the main language in Haiti.) AGES 3 TO 6-YEAR-OLD. Government there was much of good on which he gave the admin- Though he admits science, cduSCHOOL LOCATED. istrative go-ahead... Mr and Mrs Anthony Whitehouse of the Brit- always cation and his major mathematics interests, were he On the Champ de Mars, next to Rex Theater ish Embassy have the official word that they are to be transferred is well-versed, by heritage, in CHORBOGRAPHY ARRANGED FOR DANCE to a bigger post. They will leave December 12th for London via politics and the arts. He played TROUPS AND SINGLE DANCERS. New York: Effective people.. violin in ensembles until a few years ago. "Now, I'm a listener" he laughed. "T especially like classical recordings." His wife, the former Amy CaCaribbean Construction Co. SA. rey of Jamaica, British West Indies, was preparing to leave for Builders her job as a nurse in a Utica lookpone Of The Military City hospital. "What time it is?7) she asked. Gen. Gerard He felt the raised dial on ICEL & his BLUE Manager: THEARD ANIGEL agiAe STAR wrist watch: "It's 2:30." on the label Phone: 3955. P. O. BO.. 284 consul Chenet, who The served Son of a Haitian in the Dominican Republic and Cuba, was Monday Night 2OW pa Shango Night Clab U mtore VIRGINI IA HOTEL IBO LELE Cleaceiles JOSEPH NADAL & Co. HERBIE WIDMAIER & HIS GROUP Agents. <FOCUSING, COMPOSING AND (EXPOSURE SETTING IN ONE <COMMON VIEWERNikon REFLEX CAMERA WITH QUALITY NIKKOR Hansbatanant b3em F:2.5 LENS. OFFERED Biatitte et misen ateitte OCo. ar (S5mm SINGLE -LENS- * Suers, de paul Garbired IN Port-ausp prince Oxan) MEDIUM PRICE CAMERA ! Nikkorex New At: LITTLE MMambintaneat EUROPE af Haini's Leading THE Served EXCLUSIVELY HOME OF EXQUISITE GIFTS HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS a THROUGHOUT THE WORLD --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 "HAITI SUN" Sunday November 26th, 1961 "IBO BEACH" CACIOUE ISLAND Tugwell Urges Massive ONLYNINUTES FROM,PORT-AU-PRINCE Assistance ENTRY (INCLUDING ROUND-TRIP BOAT TRANSPONTATION) To Latin America Poor ONLY $1.00 REXFORD Children 11 50 Cents By G. TUGWELL Private Dressing Rooms (The following is excerpted from an article which cellor Jaime Benitez.) White Sand Beach appeared in the October, 1961 issue of Frontier, a It is sad to say that, as the Allliance for Fine Bar Progress Restaurant and Snack monthly magazine published in Los Angeles. The au- gets under way, there is only the faintest prospect of WATER SKIING thor is a former governor of Puerto Rico and is now our doing wihat is most urgently needed in Latin AmeSKIN-DIVING a special consultant to University of Puerto Rico Chan- rica. The unpleasant truth is that if massive direct action is not taken there may well Ibe several more Cubas within a very short Itime and by massive, I mean adequate to relieve the prevallent distress. Immediate Jet Clipper* Connections in Miami to The spirit of need immediate relief and ultimate land reform and credit; the slum dwelller's need immediate relief too, but allso a sense of security, and, of course, jobs. our doing wihat is most urgently needed in Latin AmeSKIN-DIVING a special consultant to University of Puerto Rico Chan- rica. The unpleasant truth is that if massive direct action is not taken there may well Ibe several more Cubas within a very short Itime and by massive, I mean adequate to relieve the prevallent distress. Immediate Jet Clipper* Connections in Miami to The spirit of need immediate relief and ultimate land reform and credit; the slum dwelller's need immediate relief too, but allso a sense of security, and, of course, jobs. The students need perhaps to Ibe spanked, but, also they need opportunity. MEXICO The spirit of our conception is still that which informed thhe Aipril report of the Committee for Economic Development, admirable for a European nation in difficulties, but not for Latin American ones. The Marshall Plan succeeded, and it still haunts official minds. That is to say, programmes are to be submitted by receiving countries, financing is to be doled out, and the work is to proceed through estalblished agencies. But in the background these is the hope that private capital will do much of the job. And there is the pervasive misconception that Latin America is not too different from Western Europe. The Alliance is. better conceived than this, it has to be said, but not enough better. Our fallacy goes to its very heart. This is that if we encourage the submission 3X % of plans for improvement and furnish the funds for carrying out the best of hem, the present crisis will be lovercome. We have ibeen making this mistake ever since the good neighbor policy was begun. Tf we enter on another period of financing "projects" wanted by the governing groups, and lapproved by our diplomats and bankers (government sort) we shall end by turning over Isome wonderful, half-finished public works to regimes we willl not like. No matter how admirable projects lare, time must be bought to see them See the Wind God adorning pre-Aztec ruins and floating gardens at Xochimilco. MOSCOSO RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB! Commenting yesterday on the appointment of forDepart Port-au-Prince on Tuesday mer Fomento administrator Teodoro Moscoso being or Saturday at 10:15 AM- -Friday appointed to head the Alliance For Progress progat 12:30 PM. Giant Pan American ram, Rexford G. Tugwell said: Jets then whisk you from Florida to "If I had known that Moscoso was to be appointed, Mexico City. You'lla arrive in the ConMIAMI my article would have been more optimistic. tinent's most cosmopolitan capital SI had the opportunity of discussing with him the just after a sumptuous dinner aloft. JCATAN possibilities oflered by the appointment, at a time Complete round trip Economy Class when he knew it was coming, but before he had defare is US $253. MEXICO cided to accept. PanAm's newest jets service also stops "Of course, I urged him to take the job. I feel sure in Merida on the Yucatan peninsula. that his wide sympathies and knowledge of condiExplore ancient archaeological sites tions will result in his doing a brilliant job. of the Mayan civilization. LuxuriI hope he will reverse many of the policies I belous hotel accommodations are availieve to have been mistaken in the past and that he able at bargain Mexican prices. will find himself able to make a, diflerent approach. And Mexico City has everything! This will not be easy." Smart shops, a bracing (but tropical) Moscoso's first government job as executive assistclimate, bullfights, superb dining and PAN AM ant here to Tugwell in 1941. international cabaret life. See your Travel Agent or Pan Am today done. Tt must be bought in homely ways: with food and discover how delightful a holiand shelter and a little security. These, unaccountably, day in jet-close Mexico can be. we do not offer. ON ENJOY THEV THE WORLD'S PRICELESS MOST EXTRA EXPERIENCED OF EXPERIENCE AIRLINE I have Ibeen talking just now to a Puerto Rican, one of those responsible for the economic development of PLACE DE LA REPUBUQUE ARGENTINE, CITE DE L'EXPOSITION recent years. aret life. See your Travel Agent or Pan Am today done. Tt must be bought in homely ways: with food and discover how delightful a holiand shelter and a little security. These, unaccountably, day in jet-close Mexico can be. we do not offer. ON ENJOY THEV THE WORLD'S PRICELESS MOST EXTRA EXPERIENCED OF EXPERIENCE AIRLINE I have Ibeen talking just now to a Puerto Rican, one of those responsible for the economic development of PLACE DE LA REPUBUQUE ARGENTINE, CITE DE L'EXPOSITION recent years. He has just been in Venezuela visiting our PORT-AU-PRINCE, TEL: 3451 ambassaldor there. Being a practical fellow, he took -MEX TM M.Red. the time to put on old clothes and spend some time in (Continued on page 13) --- Page 5 --- Sunday November 26th, 7961 "HAITI SUI N' PAGE 5 126 Dogs And 1 Rabbit At The Track ger. Pat's happy to see you, any HAITI SUN Dog night from Tuesday through SunAT THE DOG TRACK day. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning By K. BAER Track are trained by dog train- There are three retreshment ers in Miami and all comfortable EditorPublisher BERNARD DIEDERICH run at the stands, seating, with The only dog racing track in Miami tracks. The corporation tables for those who like to imGerant-Responsable MAUOLAIR LABISSIERE the Caribbean is in Port au Prin- which opened the track is com: bibe, and rows of lounge chairs ESTABLISHED IN 1950 ce, Opened just a month ago, posed of people from both Mia- for those who like to be "on the the Caribe Dog Racing Park, lo- mi and Detroit, Sleek, affable rail". In fact, the track is pret SOME NICE WORDS FOR A NICE DAY cated just behind the Trioune, Pat Archer is the track: Inana- (Continued on page 16) is slowly but surely becoming a popular place to spend an It is a pleasure to be able to say some nice things evening, and eschew denouncing some community or national evil. This newspaper, together with many businessmen The well-lighted, well groomoffer BY ed track and stands SAVE in the community, has great pleasure in heralding the nine Department of Commerce and Industry, for its effici- races each night, with six handsome thorobred Grayhounds runency, its courtesy, and effectiveness. and we believe ning in each race. The average TIME this tribute is merited by all its personnel. And there race is 560 yards, with the last ise one personality who by his example has brought four races a long 1050 yards, this about. The HAITI SUN gives you the Honorable which may be a little tiring for Clovis Desinor, Secretary of State for Commerce and the dogs, but doesn't affect Industry, a gentleman. Swifty, the pretty. white rabbit, one bit. It's a pretty sight to see the handlers lead the degs; THIE GORGEOUS POINSETTAS ON THE each in a numbered colored coat, KENSCOFF ROAD A WORLD SPECTACLE around the track for the audience to make their selections and The New York Times usually finishes its editorial place their bets. After the walk columns with thoughts about Autumn NoSUBSGRIBINO leaves, crisp, around the dogs are placed in vember weather ete. etc., etc. They got nothing. Drive the starting boxes and the rab: up to Kenscoff and Furcy in the next week or so. The bit begins his swift cirele on his lown IME road is lined with gorgeous Poinsettas, some of them private track. The dogs 25 feet tall. miles of them. The Autumn crispness is on bark with in excitement, the chase. The eager starting to get there too and spectacular mountains and valleys. NoSUBSGRIBINO leaves, crisp, around the dogs are placed in vember weather ete. etc., etc. They got nothing. Drive the starting boxes and the rab: up to Kenscoff and Furcy in the next week or so. The bit begins his swift cirele on his lown IME road is lined with gorgeous Poinsettas, some of them private track. The dogs 25 feet tall. miles of them. The Autumn crispness is on bark with in excitement, the chase. The eager starting to get there too and spectacular mountains and valleys. If'II bells rings, the starting boxes do the kids good to inhale some of that crisp air; and fly open, and THEYRE OFr! the old man to. swift on the straight-away, skcidding into the turns, each dog inGOVERNMENT PERSONNEL CAN EXPEDITE tent on getting a mouth-full Of Swifty. It never happens except EMPLOYMENT, ECONOMIC RECOVERY when a laggard in a race turns We have just had the pleasure of retrospection of around and suddenly sees the the fine works of the Secretary of State for Commerce rabbit running after him. Even then, no biting TO allowed.. and TIME Industry and of the fine staff and esprit de corps that he has built up there. First race is off at 8:30: gates Our retrospection leads us to other fine members of open at 7:30. All bets are $1.00, the cabinet, possibly one of the best cabinets in several including the Quiniela, in which decades. But we wish some of these other secretaries you select two dogs to fmish 1-2, or 2-1. This pays higher than would give a little of their time to indoctrination of a straight bet; gives you four their personnel in civic consciousness and the advance- chancest to win, but isn't as easy ment of the work of the Goyernment. Some Govern- to catch. There is no limit on ment departments require a week or 10 days to process the betting, win, place or show. ordinary business-papers, whére delay means postpo- Dog racing is the most even nement of revenue and postponement, of employment; gambling there is. 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This offer-a pliez tOo subs pers only. R Ea ta Re pE R E S E E 2 ES E Time Int ornation /o :lationale de la au-Prince Please send enir pee America for 40 W BENS the ictory price: G 35,00 N ne feaserrie & Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0. Add 0. Eox Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical frees City. o subs pers only. R Ea ta Re pE R E S E E 2 ES E Time Int ornation /o :lationale de la au-Prince Please send enir pee America for 40 W BENS the ictory price: G 35,00 N ne feaserrie & Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show place 0. Add 0. Eox Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical frees City. Count try and gardens the Oloffson, complete with miniature pool, is the haven for the uninhibited. 3011, --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN" Sunday November 26th, 1961 jing a beautiful dress mader spe- spent 3 marvelous weeks here An Haiti This Week cially for the occasion by Si but she has to go back to: her mone Sassine. This exhibit will children. She was' very well guirun till November 30. ded through the Haitian life and ***Mr Everett Shrewsbury, Ma-Tist Charles McCord who spent] an government. She will spend ***Geo namic Manager Gonzalez, of youthfil the Montana & dy- joie de vivre by her lively and nager of the Compagnie d'Eclài- about three years in Haiti. Miss three months visiting France, is currently selling in the U.S. lovely hostess Extended to be a very good rage Electrique flew to the U.S. Cathaleen A. Renwick is from Spain, Switzerland and England. the charms of Haiti with his per- P. R. for our Counto meet with the members of Oklahoma City, Okla. ss*"Senora" Merina Lopez de sonal charm. In his effort to try in the States. the She is a keen the Board Df Directors of the ***Mr Kendall Willard King, a Montagutelli flew to Miami this promote Haiti and the Montana exponent of Haitian merinCompany and to visit his daught- Professor at the Virginia Poly- week. Her husband found out Geo flew to Miami tvo weeks gue. er Susan. He will be back this technic Institute of Blacksburg, that she left him only thes enext ago with an itinerary which in- Mr Herbert Evans, an Attorcoming week. Va spent three days at the Villa day. She is from Venezuela. cludes Miami where he did a ney at Law, is a City Councils*Young Frederick Felix Russo Creole... David Ibarra, a Mexic- **s"Seduisante"" Colette Leon very good job, New York, Bos- man for Harlem and the West a graduate of the Ecole Normale an economist is current guest Sendral went to Jamaica for a ton. Connecticut, Detroit, Clev: Side of New York City was Superieure here just completed here: three week -sojourn with her eland, Chicago, Milwaukee, To- recomimended to the Author by a sixteen month -study and re- ***Mr Edmond Khayat, Leban- children from her first marriage ronto, Montreal. He will be back Mr Henry Wheatley who visited search at the Cancer Cytology ese Ambassador in Caracas will with Mr Smatt.. this coming week. Haiti more than a year ago with Foundation. He will join the US also be accredited here. After al ***Mr Juan Vialar, Dierctor of ***Mr Harold Glauberman and his lovely wife Artrelle while he Army for-his "service militaire". few days in town he flew to the "Banque Colomnbo-Haitienne" his charming blonde wife Etta was an Administrative Assistant He is an American Citizen. Caracas before presenting his went in a business trip to Co- spent a few days at the El Ran- to Govr. Rockefeller and is now ***Mr Alex Moore, Program Of "lettres de creance" to Presid- lumbia this week. He will be cho this week. Harold is a Che the Official Greeter for the State ficer for the USOM is back after ent Dr Francois Duvalier. back this coming week. mical Engineer from New York of New York. Henry is from St a few days in the U.S. He arri *sMiss Marie-Therese Valles, a ***Mr Jakob Bernhard, sales- City. few days at the El Ran- to Govr. Rockefeller and is now ***Mr Alex Moore, Program Of "lettres de creance" to Presid- lumbia this week. He will be cho this week. Harold is a Che the Official Greeter for the State ficer for the USOM is back after ent Dr Francois Duvalier. back this coming week. mical Engineer from New York of New York. Henry is from St a few days in the U.S. He arri *sMiss Marie-Therese Valles, a ***Mr Jakob Bernhard, sales- City. They were well impressed Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands ved Tuesday in company with graduate in ecônomic and social man for Ulysse-Nardin S:A., aby the Country. The 36 members of the NAMiss Cathaleen A. Renwick who sciences of the Universite de Pa- manufacture of Swiss watehes**Mrs Jean Marrow never hadlFAD will stay a week at the will act here as his Assistant. 1 ris went to Europe this week on and chronometers was met atit SO good: She visited Haiti CastelHaiti. The Department of Miss Renwick replaces econom- a cultural mission for the Haiti- the airport by Mr Emmanuel as guest of her very good friend, Tourism has a very pleasant Elie of the Gustav Gilg Store... famed Interior Decorator Mu- program planned for them. np Mr Miller Kenneth Ryan, a Ma- riel Shindler, wife of the Presid- ***Abner Jean Louis, "sympathi nager for Dupont Co in Menden- ent of the El Rancho, Ben Shin- que Maitre d'Hotel" at the El Time takes on a rosy hue hall, Pa and wife Gertrude Lu dler, who just completed a tour Rancho gave a party Sunday to through the sapphire crystal cille were guests here this in the U.S. to put Haiti and his celebrate the admission of his of your Movado #Firmament". watch week Mr Bernard Fleigel, an hotel on the tourist map. young brother Gabriel to the export Manager from New York Personable Mrs Jean Marrowl School of Medicine. City and Dr Sydney Parish, a dentist from Brooklyn are staying a week here. HUHNININMININNUTTNINNVITA **"Mr Leonard Mancuso is back Fagain. Lene is on his ninth trip MEN'S SHIRTS lin his favorite Island. He is tra- - SCARVES velling alone' this time. Lene who is from Maryland brought his beautiful family here last year HANDKERCHIEFS and his elder daughter Helen fell literally in love with the Magic Island. This year, Lene took his vacations too late and By YARD Helen has to go to school. Heri heart was broken when her father decided to come without PABRICS her. The family plans a trip for LIBERTY the first months of the coming dlCondon year. The gleams Movado with a sapphire rare brilliance. crystal M 2654, val fook", Lene is being tutored here by SUMMER DRESSES Its hardness is surpassed gold 0ol18ct figure dial an old friend, Mrs Cylotte Jean only by that oft the diamond. Joseph Blaise. He dances the" BLOUSES You will cherish your meringue like a Haitian, someMovado which offers youa body remarked. precision thrice triumphant Ref. 148, int three moveEdouard Ealsng years (at the official ***Dr Joseph, AdminiSwiss Observatory at Eatal gold figure gold 18 dial ct trator of the Hinche Kospital Neuchâtel). (Departement du Centre) has discovered an efficacious mediFISHER cine against asthma. His many FREE PORT SHOPPINGI CENTER experiences proved to be very 53.55.Rue du Quai successful. ian, someMovado which offers youa body remarked. precision thrice triumphant Ref. 148, int three moveEdouard Ealsng years (at the official ***Dr Joseph, AdminiSwiss Observatory at Eatal gold figure gold 18 dial ct trator of the Hinche Kospital Neuchâtel). (Departement du Centre) has discovered an efficacious mediFISHER cine against asthma. His many FREE PORT SHOPPINGI CENTER experiences proved to be very 53.55.Rue du Quai successful. Dresses and Shivts maded onorder ***Mrs Mirtza Abramovitz has and delivered in 24 hours. MOVADO inaugurated her second One Man 0 We ship to the States fitmament Show in a 7 month at the IsraelIberoamerica Institute in New York on November 16 under the < K - -X ONE SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE sponsorship of the Haitian Ambassador. in the United Nations, LIQUEUR Mr Carlet Auguste. Drambuie AND LITTLE EUROPE Mirtza was wearing that evenINDISPENSABLE FOR THE ENJOYABLE PARTY PORT-AU-PRINLE HAITIW.I. PANTAL Bidg AND feiategBrets MAHOCANY 56 - & * AGENTES RUGS FESTIVITIES TLAT UNICOS OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland on Designs CHNH Rush S the basis OI the finest pure old SCOTOH WHISKY. AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS a Indispensable for festivities and for every occa f Quality. these, same Soords ane sold Sisal. a sion. EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: GRAND RUE im the olbost oxcluskve Storesi in the ULS. RUGS FESTIVITIES TLAT UNICOS OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland on Designs CHNH Rush S the basis OI the finest pure old SCOTOH WHISKY. AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS a Indispensable for festivities and for every occa f Quality. these, same Soords ane sold Sisal. a sion. EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: GRAND RUE im the olbost oxcluskve Storesi in the ULS. PHONE : 26840 AL. PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM & CO.O 66e66666666 06 4 66666656 --- Page 7 --- Sunday November 26th, 1961 KHAITI SUN* PAGE 7 X 2 - 12th ANNIVERSARY @ $ $ X S Ja Belle S Cuéols S FREE-PORT SHOPPING CENTER $ Box 676, PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI ( P. O. $ - S Save 40 to 65% AROUND THE WORLD IMPORTS MINTON, WEDGWOOD, OMEGA, WXXEXYXXXXX5 GUEKLAIN, LANVIN, ROYAL CROWN DARBY, JUVENIA TISSOT, BOREL, CARON, CHANEL. 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Typical Costume-Dressed DOLLS World Famous RUGS & DRAPERY Haitian RUM BARBANCOURT, T Have us send gifts to your friends in the U. S. A. without affecting your quota- See us for more information. atosite Loet a -0 K fox --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 "HAITI SUN* fees. The present policy goes The Problem further, and considers the quesof installation, rehabilitation OfLand tion Leasing of the population, the decrease in unemployment, the integration the the In A Regional of population, developing of Natural Resources, and the Economy By Weber ALEXANDRE fostering ot community life and (Translated from Haiti Journal) everything capable of improving As everyone knows, the ProArtibonite the national economy. ject of the Artibonite Valley was Valley The actual philosophy which conceived by the late Dumarsais Estime. urther, and considers the quesof installation, rehabilitation OfLand tion Leasing of the population, the decrease in unemployment, the integration the the In A Regional of population, developing of Natural Resources, and the Economy By Weber ALEXANDRE fostering ot community life and (Translated from Haiti Journal) everything capable of improving As everyone knows, the ProArtibonite the national economy. ject of the Artibonite Valley was Valley The actual philosophy which conceived by the late Dumarsais Estime. This great statesman The inadequate training of thosel composing the Project area. cellency Doctor Francois Duva- governs the State land rentals pertaining culturhad a set purpose: that of mak- desirous of taking over, as we This limited conception would lier, should become first in the to stresses the of the ing this corner of our country are told, by the fable: "feathers in no case contribute to the blos- struggle for economic recovery. al and as social development which is so greatly destituted, which do not belong to them" soming forth of 32,000 hectares The problem of development is people being the best means depopulated and of no value to for exhibiting purposes has been of land in this zone. The exces- not merely intended to reach of nomical promoting not only the ecothe Haitian economy, into one seen. This Great Ideal, imprint: sive materialism of those who good production which would re- tibonite development but that of the Ar Extensive and Beautiful Gar- ed with Social Renovation, has attempted to unjustly lay hands sult from the new orientation entire country. Valley When of the is den." been narrowed down to the con: upon a task which exceeded their being given to State land rentthe income to the State this is At last, the dream of this de- struction of drains and ditches, capacity could only lead to an als or to their allotment. The done, parted patriot is coming true. lexaggerated rental rates of lands irremediable disaster for the priority of demands for farming commodities guaranteed by with the adherent production taxes of Project. land or the ability to Day the to such articles exported, and a Under all unusual circumstan- dutylrelated thereto are the only decrease in costs of medical proces the effects of which are facts to be considered when try- ducts and chemicals importa: frankly harmful to human com- ing to solve Haitian economic tions costs, as a result of immunities it happens that a MAN problems, THE SOCIAL PRO- proved dietary practices which, will come forth with the mission MOTION OF REGIONAL AU- when not observed are the basis of straightening out and saving TOCHTONOUS POPULATIONS" of all kinds of diseases.. the great lands from the doom should be considered. that: threatens. Soit is that for As it has been stated in a pre- To the contrary, in the former the safe-guarding ofiour Coun- ceeding paragraph, a new land policy of land farming, the cost of try, Doctor Francois Duvalier farming policy with better pros- land leasing was the only source appeared, as a Redeemer, to pects has now replaced the old of 'income, and for this reason head the Haitian Government. policy which greatly favoured could not be involved in the those who were more apt to dis- "Duvalierist Revolution." 37 The Determied and firm, he start burse the funds. There cannot economical unity of the Family ed to work, omitting nothing that be any means of reestablishing is now, the only basis of estiwould facilitate operations, being the situation if the complexity mation in the attribution of lands aware that progress comes only of the problems is not taken un- rented by the State to indiviwhen the complexity of problems der consideration; a separate duals. This could not be others are understood in their totality analysis of the questions related wise: than taking. into consideraThen fabulous results can be to such a policy should be avoid- tion the question of soil produced-analysis leads to syn- ed. ed to work, omitting nothing that be any means of reestablishing is now, the only basis of estiwould facilitate operations, being the situation if the complexity mation in the attribution of lands aware that progress comes only of the problems is not taken un- rented by the State to indiviwhen the complexity of problems der consideration; a separate duals. This could not be others are understood in their totality analysis of the questions related wise: than taking. into consideraThen fabulous results can be to such a policy should be avoid- tion the question of soil produced-analysis leads to syn- ed. From a national view point, bility, variety of cultivation adapta- and thesis. the old fiscal policy with regards rental View of equipment furnished by NATKOEP and used by The soil tenure policy, under to land was interested rather in their It is readily values. understood the Cooperative of ODVA to decorticate the Kenaf. the energetic pressure of His Ex the Bill- -Book of renting rates or local organizations like "Pote: that R Cole" and the "Artibohite Valley 3 Authority", leasing of lands could not be left up to the BuIreau of Contributions, alone. It was that philosophy of a NEW HAITI governing the land rent als and their allotment which induced the jof Government of His Expellency, the Honorable Doctor Francois Duvalier, to subscribe enthusiastically to the International Agreements and Con ventions where the idea of SOcial development has been artian recognized as being the "substratum" of economic extension, The principal conversation piece among Statesmen and that which has been considered worraft We thy: of adoption is the distribution of the land to the peasants, grouped into production associaa 69.RUE DU QUAI tions with the privilege of inherE iting from relatives, and aid with substantial loans to help them in WHAT TO BUY their work. e SISAL BAGS and BELTS It is also with social promotion in view, the cultural and FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS social growth of abandoned populations that the Government has contracted with the Import .WOOD CARVINGS - MAHOGANY Export Bank, with the Development Loan Fund, and has called .TORTOISE SHELL our attention to the Agreementwith ICA, the Bogota Charter which was re-asserted at Pun- .STRAW GOOS e PAINTINGS ta del Este. AITE In the rural projects, under Rural Credit Supervision, the riviere & riviere fiscal problem cannot be as treated as strictly as is the case * in the actual organization responsible for returns, Land dis- --- Page 9 --- Sunday November 26th, 1961 PAGE 9 tribution should be handled on insufficient irrigation or drain- ring system, under the presen In conclusion, we must pointras to guarantee for him and his a strictly social basis, and the age, and no up-keep. This oc- Government's conception with out that ODVA is the only Orga- children a standard of life in local organizations above men- curs in numerous cases where regard to the distribution of nization capable of meeting the keeping with progressive ideals tioned are the only ones with a land belonging to people living land, the organization of Rural aspirations of that new philoso- which are a result of the "NAknowledge of the problems and in the cities have abandoned Communities into Autochtonous phy, give to the peasant a de- TIONAL RENOVATION," which in position to evaluate the- ex-. their land to the care of a Ma- production associations, and Co- finite: structural organization so means "THE NEW HAITL" tent and limits of colonization, nager for cultivation. Under the operatives for improvement purthe participation of peasants in old system, five thousand car- poses, indicate that the aim of the' cultivaiton of State lands. reaux of land brought fifteen the system is the "Rural Wel-] LAMRT What is the amount of income million gourdes in returns after fare of the Family." from the leasing of land, under the twice-a-year rice harvest. You know the old conception? of a Ma- production associations, and Co- finite: structural organization so means "THE NEW HAITL" tent and limits of colonization, nager for cultivation. Under the operatives for improvement purthe participation of peasants in old system, five thousand car- poses, indicate that the aim of the' cultivaiton of State lands. reaux of land brought fifteen the system is the "Rural Wel-] LAMRT What is the amount of income million gourdes in returns after fare of the Family." from the leasing of land, under the twice-a-year rice harvest. You know the old conception? What could For the State this -brought a net The economic reconaissanee the new. income amount to under loss of three million gourdes: 50 implies even more: it means a R'sa fine new estimative really the philosophy? centimes (half-gourde) per 200 perfect organization of agriculLet us assume that 5,000 car- Ibs. on the local market. Mani- ture exploitations. Consequently, Scotch when it's Fesis of land are rented at the pulation, transportation and pre- only. specialized organizations rate of $10. or $20 each carreau. paration of the rice deprivedl-vill be responsible for the rentJOHNNIE One or two persons are then wage earners, at a rate of 15ling of land--at least, they will WALKER given five or ten carreaux of cts each 100-1b. sack which supervise rentals in the Artiboland being made responsible for means that 150,000 gourdes nite Valley. The question of prothe entire: exploitation of the ($30,000) were not available to duction depends on the means land. In.t the case where no funds relieve unemployment. It also available to facilitate the exare available there cannot be means a decrease of 6 million, ploitation of the land. Such WALKER 150,000 Gourdes JOHNNIE an adequate exploitation of such in income. means must be closely related land: lack of land preparation, The application. of land farm- to various types of cultures: Bora 1830- atll going strong either fruit, vegetables, cereals or other commodities. Iusuce Against the Fulwce DISTRIRUTOR PRETTZMAN-AGGERHOLM 4W UEEEEES FIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GOODB ortia bears foe NorwishUnion Fire Insurance Lid JOSEPH NADAL ECO AGENT F PHONE .223823486 extta goodnvess. e THE WORLD TURNS TO Wbite Label" yes...you get - NO beans in every cup of En NESCAFÉ The all coffee instant coffee with the *Let's have another cup" taste. (NENV) It's no secret that extra coffee beans make Spin the globe, and country after country passes before youcoffee extra good. 43 choice, largea deep-roasted and's small, oldand new, fromt the Tropiest tot the Poles. Inall - oft them you can bes sure of finding SWHITE LABEL' "one of the beansgointo every flavorfulcupe oftoday's presiScacheiatirasfhen world.' Theu uniques softnessof Scottish, NESCAFE Nescafé. No other coffee. no matterhow burn water, and more than a century. of fine blending, have INSTANT Wiute abe combined to make "WHITE LABEL" a Whisky among whiskies. it's made. - tastes SO fresh, sO friendly, SO dohnl p completely satisfying. In-today's Nescafé,. COFFEE Wbite Label" the accent is on coffee! MeAT-CHAS hobdl DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY Get NESCAFE today! IT NEVER VARIES blended and ronsled ANDRE KHAWLY 00 your laole Agent Distributor: 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Phone: 3721 P. "WHITE LABEL" a Whisky among whiskies. it's made. - tastes SO fresh, sO friendly, SO dohnl p completely satisfying. In-today's Nescafé,. COFFEE Wbite Label" the accent is on coffee! MeAT-CHAS hobdl DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY Get NESCAFE today! IT NEVER VARIES blended and ronsled ANDRE KHAWLY 00 your laole Agent Distributor: 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Phone: 3721 P. 0. Box 1207 - Port au Prince, Haiti --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 "HAITI SUN? Sunday November 26th, 1961 Bnd Instructor Likes In Haiti This Week Hamilton ***Tall and bautiful Lois (Kitten) Anita Rollins is completing practice (Continued teaching. from In page 1955 3) he Special to Katherine Dunham. Trijp her dancing studies with world: famous The studied advanced matheniatics at 19-year-old honey skin visitor is a "congenere" from San Diego, Columbia University and receivCAPHATIEN AND THE CITADEL California. She arrived here on November 4 fora four-month study ed his master of arts. degree ONE WAY BY PLANE,ONE WAY By LIMOUSINE oft the Dunham technics. there in 1956. A Major in English, Lois made her first year in Knoxville Coll- Gina, The was Same born Year to a he daughter, and his ALL lege, Knoxville, Tenn. and was continuing at Los Angeles City wife, whose family is also in INCLUDED College when, she decided to come to Haiti, Kitten who: is the most politics. Her brother, Maxwell OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS fabulous ballroom dancer one can see at the Habitation Leclerc on Carey, is a member of the IIouse AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights when Katherine is having of Representatives there. P PETION-VILLE HAITI her magnificent "soirees" in her estate, danced with the Starlight The next few years Chenet was P.O.BOX312 a private tutor in math and a : Phone:7761 Opera in San Diego.. She has been studying dancing for four years French. Hamilton College gave in summer courses with Perry Mansfield in Steamboat Spring, Col- him his first full-i time U.S. coll: orado and with Joey Rigsby. who understood that she could not go ege- faculty position. any further with her and suggested, that she continue with Kathe- "I had a very nice welcome. LES STUDIOS DE DANSE rine Dunham, Kitten needed not to hear that twice, after convinc- There was no mention of my ing.her parents of her project she packed her duds and here she is. being a Negro. From the topto BACOULOU Miss- Rollins studied modern dances, negro primitive and had the bottom, they've all been (Ooperative. We work fine together. a year Of ballet with a teacher in San Diego: She has here for T'm very pleased and I like it STARTING OCTOBER 1st, 1961 teacher Mr Lenwood Morris, Master of ballet at the Ecole de Danse here very much. It was very Katherine Dunham: She is entranced by the charms of the Country. difficult to work in. New York Modern Theatrical, Dance Roland Wingtield Attractive Lois will model for Simone Sassine Boutique in the City, despite my qualifications, Haitian Dance Louines Louinis *Night of Loveliness" of- the Hotel El Rancho, a Thursday night becauise of the competition. I'm Drumming social Meeting. Undoubtedly Kitten will be one of the most elegant happy to have this opportunity Louis Celestin to show my. ability," he said. Social Dance Gerard Dorsinvil mannequins of this crowd of Beautiful Haitian girls. Does. A Blind Person have dit Paulette Casseus Miss Dunham is guiding her on her research and reading in ficulty communicating in math? SCHEDULE: anthropology. Her master thesis will be field, method, technics. in "No trouble. I can write on Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance 5 6 anthropology for non-professionals. the blackboard, and when I send Monday p.m. a student to the blackboard for Thursday 5 6 p.m. orsinvil mannequins of this crowd of Beautiful Haitian girls. Does. A Blind Person have dit Paulette Casseus Miss Dunham is guiding her on her research and reading in ficulty communicating in math? SCHEDULE: anthropology. Her master thesis will be field, method, technics. in "No trouble. I can write on Beginners Modern Theatrical Dance 5 6 anthropology for non-professionals. the blackboard, and when I send Monday p.m. a student to the blackboard for Thursday 5 6 p.m. an answer, he explains each step Saturday 10 11 a.m. verbally as he marks it up," the Advanced Modern Theatrical Dance Monday 2 3 p.m. teacher explained. Thursday 2 3 p.m. <On grading homework, an as- Beginners Haitian Dance 3 4 sistant reads the papers alond Monday p.m. and we grade them together." Drumming Monday 2 3 p.m. How did he compare teaching Thursday 2 3 p.m. in Haiti with teaching here. Saturday 9 10 p.m. "There they teach in French. Social Dance (Meringue) Wedmesday 9:30 p.m. The classes are bigger. Often I Special drumming classes' for children and Modern Dance for hade 40 in a college elass in youngsters. Haiti. Here, I have 62 students in three: classes. High schools Visitors may enroll for individual classes. there are al little higher level, for instance some Queens Coll- For the classes fees, scholarships, special arrangements for Pred .ege courses would be taught in fessional dancers and visitors inquire daily in the afternoon at high school in Haiti. HOTEL MAJESTIC Petionville Park, or write to "But, that's not true at Ha milton College," he added. Miss Lois" (Kitten) Anita Rollins (right) with Miss Dunham (From "OESERVER DISPATH" ODETTE WIENER, and Dick Frisel, a Swedish Zoologist at the Habitation Qct. 15th. 1961) P.O.B. 991, Port au Prince, HAITI, Leclerc, before the monkeys' cage. oor - 000000 2 - < 2 - - ***Ron Dean, a well to do young man from Detroit, Michigan S is the new Owner of the Candlelight Restaurant which has been ( V rebaptized CANDLELIGHT INN. This Restaurant well located on 6 V the Bourdon Road has a as E a a GRACELIN genius Cook, the food is fabulous. FARE FOR HAITI Orr OX 2 2 à 23 One Class à à Come and Enjoy NEW YORK PORT-AU-PRINCE (DEPARTURE 3 THE SUN, EVERY FRIDAY): THE SEA, V THE SALT SPRAY a a CARGO SHIPS (12 PASSENGERS) $135 - ALL YEAR At The $ COMBO-SHIPS (52 PASSENGERS) FROM $155 SHOAL SANDS à SPORT AU PRINCE NEW YORK (DEPARTI EVERY SUNDAY) BEACH & MOTEL @ ( (Mariani, 10 minutes from town) @ LUXURY SHIPS: SANTA ROSA SANTA PAULA - a Wherever 300 PASSENGERS you may be in Port au Prince... FARE FROM $195.00 You Are Near : SFOR INFORMATION THE SHOAL SANDS FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE ( THE SHOAL SANDS P.0. Dox Port Nadal 85 an Prince Joseph (HAITI) & ( OR YOUR Co * &< & TRAVEL ecce X X a AGENT se66666 & 366006 - 1 - X -e - a seeeeees X A --- Page 11 --- Sunday November 266h, 1961 *HAITI SUN# PAGE u Visitors In Town KATHERINE DUNHAM ***Mr William M. OAL SANDS FOR RESERVATIONS WRITE ( THE SHOAL SANDS P.0. Dox Port Nadal 85 an Prince Joseph (HAITI) & ( OR YOUR Co * &< & TRAVEL ecce X X a AGENT se66666 & 366006 - 1 - X -e - a seeeeees X A --- Page 11 --- Sunday November 266h, 1961 *HAITI SUN# PAGE u Visitors In Town KATHERINE DUNHAM ***Mr William M. Cade, an En-ler here and his charming wife.Jare also guests at the Oloffson. gineer of the Research Depart sArchiltect Vincent Donnelly ***Mr Marcel Flutre, a French ANNOUNCES ment of the International Har- from Poughkeepsee New York is Expert for the UN here arrivedi BAR Geisha & SALON vester in and his wife, back. He is a week at the Guinee Chicago staying early this week with wife Franan Office Manager are current- Chatelet de la Montagne Noire. coise. They are staying at the lyvisiting the Country in com- ***Playwright Daniel Canning Villa Rosa in Canape Vert. OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR pany with Mr Arthur F. Floberg, from New York and his "charan Accountant-from Lake Gene- mante" blonde wife Sheila a *e*Newlyweds Stephen Chasin CUISINE OF va, Wisconsin and wife Mary. dancer and an actress stopped and his pretty wife Joan spent THE FAR EAST They made a warm party atat the Grand Hotel Oloffson this a few days here this week on Pahe Ibo Lele with Dr Samuel week. Daniel writes musicals. their honeymoon trip in the CarJacobs, a Psychologist from San They greeted here Thursday ibbean tour. Steve and Joan Jose, California and wife Irene, Ralph Gordon and Von Rutledge were married on November 4. married on November 11. two friends from New York who at the State Museum of Baden- arrived here on their second viBaden, ermany, three months sit. Ralph and Von made their ***Mr Pierre Poitevien is makago. first trip here eighteen months ing his first visit here after ten The Cades and the Flobergs ago. Ralph is a commodity and years in Venezuela,. Pierre is a were seen with Mr Frantz Sie stock broker and Von owns a Representative for TELEFONgel of the International Harvest-Idress shop in New York. They BAU UND NORMALZEIT of Frankfurt, Germany. He came to get a contract here for this German telephone company. **Herb Sclar, Sales Manager feirs for Fulton Office Furnitures in New York City and his "ravissante femme" Deanna stopped Rollei here this week on their honeyTaucke moon. The charming visitors No got married on November 5th. Deanna is Director of Advertising for Avon Books, a Branch D S tomahe of the Hearst Publications. Youthful Deanna who studied a CBolex dances got audiences enraptured a in dancing the Haitian merin- Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM m gue at the Habitation Leclerc LIFA a run by famous Katherine DunPRESENTS ham, at the Bacoulou Night Club fu and at: the Cabane Choucoune. Grand Spectacle She was called the Terpsichore" MLEC46 a of the Week. Deanna, called the WITH A a Habitation Leclere a culture ex- Tuesday Friday a E plosion: Herb and Deanna Sclar Voint a spent three days at Villa Cre- -liinder A ole. At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN Voigitinder sa In The SALON GUINEE Ps*A group of thirty six membHASSELBLADE : ers of the National Association SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL BESSA MATIC E of Fashion and Accessory Designers conducted by their Presi : BRAUN - dent Mrs Lois Kindle Alexander Wednesday Hobby - landed hère. Habitation Leclere a culture ex- Tuesday Friday a E plosion: Herb and Deanna Sclar Voint a spent three days at Villa Cre- -liinder A ole. At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN Voigitinder sa In The SALON GUINEE Ps*A group of thirty six membHASSELBLADE : ers of the National Association SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL BESSA MATIC E of Fashion and Accessory Designers conducted by their Presi : BRAUN - dent Mrs Lois Kindle Alexander Wednesday Hobby - landed hère. They are colored B CAMERAS AT FREE PORT PRICES o designers ot different States. TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY They were greeted by the MinWVal c ister of Topurism, Mr Victor Ne AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE a verst Constant, Mr Pierre ChauUoamene Center B vet of the Agence Citadelle. FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE ofHfuilisa a Ecalte - - COLONIAL SELLING OF B Mrs Alexander works also for HABITATION LECLERC RUEBONNE FOI the Federal Government, she is Phone: 2350 E OSRAM a Program Officer for Housing FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF Monager SKRHN AIR- -CONDITIONEG cublit and Home Finance Agency in the Urban Renewal Administra PAULINE BONAPARTE tion. 5 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON THE ROUTE MARTISSANT Dancing - - Special Summer Cover Charge $1.50 Lunch Dine Have Cocktails YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME EXCELLENT LOESTER DISHES = A SPECIALITY By The SEA-SIDE La Clairiere KYONA BEACH BUNGALOW: S At FRANCK ED. ROY, Manager HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA In the delightful "SOUS-BOIS" of Bizoton Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, Water-Ski The comfort and privacy of your. own cottage with the best type of Hotel service. And Sail In Safe Coastal BAR, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOLS, Waters From Kyona COLORFUL GARDENS DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS ATTRACTIVE RATES - --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 "HAITI SUN" Sunday November 26th, 1961 FALLOUT NO! DUST IS ENOUGH CHEMICAL ENGINEER T. H. SPRAGUE, Ir. Thanksgiving Day... MARRIED MISS CRYSTAL M. THOMPSON Mait tissant is the fall guy, any] BUT, if no stop-gap is provid- (Continued from page 1) way you look at it. Rain or ed, the Public Health Depart-! Mr Jonathan H. Sprague, che- Jean Deeb, Mr Pierre Chauvet, shine. Mud or dust. Never a pe- ment isi going to have its hands mical Engineer from New York Mr and Mrs Ben Shindler, own- Day. The sermon was deliveredi riod of freedom from one threat full, with an EPIDEMIC. The and charming Miss Crystal M. ers of the El Rancho, Mr and by the Rev. Gerald L. Carnes. or the other. people in that area are breath- Thompson of Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs Jean Sassine, Mrs Simone The Right Reverend C. Alfred The Department of Public ling dust, eating dust, and abs- got married here Wednesday Denis Sassine, Edith Sassine and Voegeli showed to the congregaWorks is to be congratulated for] orbing dust through every pore evening, November 22 at a civil Andre Sassine signed as witness- tion the, Mark A. Light Memoits efforts, of recent days, to and aperature. And that means ceremony held at the Hotel El es. In the attendance were Mr rial Award presented to, Sister fill in the gaping holes on the eating, breathing and absorbing Rancho: and Mrs Claude Arty, Andre Joan Margaret, S.S.M., by the Martissant Road, and HASCO is germs. ith Sassine and Voegeli showed to the congregaWorks is to be congratulated for] orbing dust through every pore evening, November 22 at a civil Andre Sassine signed as witness- tion the, Mark A. Light Memoits efforts, of recent days, to and aperature. And that means ceremony held at the Hotel El es. In the attendance were Mr rial Award presented to, Sister fill in the gaping holes on the eating, breathing and absorbing Rancho: and Mrs Claude Arty, Andre Joan Margaret, S.S.M., by the Martissant Road, and HASCO is germs. And germs means disKhawly, etc. World Committee on Employ, to be congratulated for its Cre'ys ease: And disease means the The District Judge of Petionment of the Handicapped, Novof workmen, who fight a losing hospitals, already over-crowded, ville presided the civil ceremony, The bride was wearing a beau- ember 1961, entitled "The Book battle to keep their track clear won't be able to cope, AND The Mayor of Port au Prince, tiful dress in white guipure of Golden Deeds" presented and, incidentally, the intersec- THAT MEANS EPIDEMIC. Epi- Mr Jean Deeb and Mis Pierre made by Simone Sassine of the in recognition of exceptional and tions. But when the rains come demics are not pretty; epidemics Chauvet were "Parrain" and Sassine Couture. A lavish party continuous service to the cause down, SO does the top soil and are killers, and killers are never "Marraine'. Judge Daniel Fou- followed the ceremony, in an at for creating equal opportunity in debris; when the dry season pretty. Port au Prince 1s being chard, Mr Max Duplessy, Dis- mosphere of joie de vivre" employment for the Handicapp comes, the piled up earth be-, prettied up, on the one hand, and trict Attorney of Port au Prince, with music provided by the El ed": The offering of the day was comes the plaything of the mild- inviting the very ugliest, on the Bishop Alfred Voegeli, Head of designated for St. Vincent's est zephyr. other. the Episcopalian Church, Mrs (Continued on page 16) School for the Handicapped. From the Texaco. and Shell The services was attended by stations at the end of the boulemembers of the American colovard, right on through to the ny and friends and by Mayor Riviera Hotel, a yellow cloud of Foyer des Arts Plastiques Jean Deeb and other dust Haitian hangs over the area. That WATCHES OF GREATDISTINCTION friends. dust is germ-laden; it is inescaCOMMUNIQUE pable; it permeates everything; TO GIVEAND WEAR WITH PRIDE it is a menace. The Foyer des Arts Plastiques OPERR 3 Promotions In The The City Fathers could arran- announces to Art lovets and all ge to have the fire engines wat- interested in the Haitian Art Armed Forces er it down twice a day; the De- Movement, that now, the Galerie commission partment of Public Works could is lodged at ALLEN & BAUS By of His Excelarrange to have the piles of SAN's Building, opposite to the lency the President of the Reearth removed to sections where General Administration of Posts public, the following promotions fill is needed, such as it is at Quai Colomb. The Foyer has Colonel: were given: behind Cite Simone Duvalier, opened a permanent Exposition Lt-Colonel Albin now a public dump. Both are to the public every day, from 8 Lleutenant-Colonel: Roger St. stop-gap operations; proper sew- amt to 12 and 2 pm to 6pm; SunMajor Nerva Staco age is the only real, lasting SO- day and holidays at 9 am to 12 Major: ( lution. land 5 to 9 pm. 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LIFT TOP BURNER and PULL-OUT BROILER for AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS easier, more thorough cleaning. STRAIGHT FROM THE ECONOTROL BURNER makes every ustensils auFACTORY 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 ACCMPTED) appreciate it. Easy terms too. SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS TROPICAL GAS COMPANY, INC. SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY RUE PAVEE S / S U V V -u --- Page 13 --- Sunday November 26th, 1961 "HAITISUN" PAGE 13 ***Lts. Jean Roger Augustin andl TUGWELL URGES MASSIVE There is never enough to eat; there is a Guy. Duchemin, engineers of the ASSISTANCE TO LATIN AMERICA POOR shack for a home. There are no squatter's Engineering Department of the (Continued from page 4) The schools for children. Forces Armees d'Haiti just com- the slums of Caracals and other cities. He was unnervslums grow around a city with apartments, hotels pleted a several months study and business buildings as fine as any in the world; and in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. ed by what he saw and heard. He is used to slums in beyond them, usually on the Ihills, there are the Puerto Rico where living for many families is very ranchhard. But there are agencies for relief; there is help house palaces of suburbia. It is such a contrast as can- ***Victor Greger flew to New for the aged and the fatherless; practically all children not last, and it will not. a city with apartments, hotels pleted a several months study and business buildings as fine as any in the world; and in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. ed by what he saw and heard. He is used to slums in beyond them, usually on the Ihills, there are the Puerto Rico where living for many families is very ranchhard. But there are agencies for relief; there is help house palaces of suburbia. It is such a contrast as can- ***Victor Greger flew to New for the aged and the fatherless; practically all children not last, and it will not. York and Canada this week to can go to school, and public housing is spreading ra- Then there are the universities. In Latin America meet with Travel Agents and pidly. This is albove or beyond the efforts at economic these are more or less autonomous and more or less Tours Conductors and Travel development callcullated to provide jobs. In most other run by the students-some of whom are students as writers in view of putting Haiti Caribbean cities, including Caracas, the slum dwellers we know them and some of whlom lare not. There are and the Hotel Choucoune on thel stew. They have no expectation of usually a group of alctivists among them, far beyond Tourist Map. simply any change. the usual age, likely to have Ibeen attending a course or two for 10 to 15 years. They lare allowed 'to stay on because there is no way of getting rid of them. They are the ones wiho manage the mass movements we hear about; and often they are a real threat to existing institutions. Because they are not Iheld to any discipline, they recognize only that of superior force. It is a situation ready-made for dictatorship. Wihat is the remedy? We must extend massive relief of such a kind as will give the assurance of permanence and security; we must organize a grand effort to train and open opportunities for the students who now riot and play, but do very littile work. I speak of Venezuela. But variations of the same situation somewhat better or somewhat worse exist elsewhere, with one 'or two notalble exceptions, among the South and Centrall American states. For those around the Caribbean, im our lown close neighborhood, I suggest that we have a special responsibility to be met as an emergency. To meet it, we sught to make use of the governmental organization already in being, not set up entirely new ones; and we ought to offer assistance in agriculture, health, education and SO in the same way that it is done in the States. And why should we not admit these neighbors to the social security system, or at least to parts of it-free until they are able to pay for it? To suggest giving aid on a scalle SO broad is at first frightening. But a few years ago I added up what had been spent on missions, projects and schemes over the 10 years just past and discovered that the extension of state aids of the ordinary sort, severall of the social security titles (excluding unemployment) and such helps as school lunches, distribution of surplus foods; and s0-on, woulld be no more-and might be less-costly than what we Ihad been doing. The virtue of this sort of aid is its immediacy; and time grows more important every month. Then too it would go directly to those who need it most. It would not Ibe filtered through diplomats, bureaucrats, bankers, contractors and various other intermediaries. Our 200-year tradition Forbids it: True, certain standards, such as we are used to in the States, would be imposed; and the same outcries We cannot stoopt to mss production. against foreign interference as we hear about Federal Each Vacheron & Constantin watch interference, would be heard. Some dictators and their is hand-crafted... acy; and time grows more important every month. Then too it would go directly to those who need it most. It would not Ibe filtered through diplomats, bureaucrats, bankers, contractors and various other intermediaries. Our 200-year tradition Forbids it: True, certain standards, such as we are used to in the States, would be imposed; and the same outcries We cannot stoopt to mss production. against foreign interference as we hear about Federal Each Vacheron & Constantin watch interference, would be heard. Some dictators and their is hand-crafted... arare masterpiece followers, who could not see any way to divert a cerdestined fora smalli Linternational.dite. tain percentage to themselves might reject such assistance altogether; but that is less likely alll the time. The revolutionary spirit is growing stronger. VACHERON A man whose family is hungry, and who has heard about the Cuban revolution, will not be put off by the ETZ prospect. of savings and loan associations whioh will CONSTANTIN assist in building houses some day, by dams to furnish future power, or by prospective roalds and factories. But he will understand a lunch for In Geneva since 1755 school his children, a sociall security check that can be spent at the store, Exclusive Agent: a farm loan that may enalble him to raise a crop, or FOUAD A. MOURRA even work on a simple job not beyond his powers. Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines I would not argue that we ought to give up those larger schemes we usually go in for, even the grandiose power and heavy industry But these are, and LE CONTINENTAL STORE projects. after all, self-liquidating. We shuold get our Rue Bonne Foi from them. What I would argue for is assurance money back to many hopeless people that they have a good friend wiho will stand by sO long as help is meeded. --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 HAILI SUN Sunday November 26th, 1961 $ Firestone :1-D-185 - Joanette Doll : Doll-E-Both : Sucha cuiie! Just 8 incnex e tal but she drinka wets - ll Prettypink and white th and carvcs Ser bottia I blue a real steel baby's. frame 26 Just-lke E wt. UUEI y RUTM a ROPAUME- JOUETS AT THE CORNER :Rue PAVEE aNDMGR.GUILLOUX 1-0-302 12-in. Hat Box MaKE FIRESTONE YOUR S Smarty styled In red with: ar d. aed design. whitel Xmas SHOPPING HEAD-QUARTER ind ling. Washabie cowering. UsE ITS LAY-AWAY PLAN. * B Buy nou a S 'A.D.P Day latom! $ ( à A nex horse in a bean. TOO-SMART: TO HIT EACH OTHER! tiful wooden brighl red construc: Onish. American fon acsures ycarsof Ihuilling rides. 227 11-G-168 11-1-311 inches high. Flyer "Trains with Brains" MANY! MANY! WONDERFULL UNUSUAL TOYS! Giant 2-train system! - Steam and diesel Unbeatable locos Prices each with 4 cars. With crossover, 41 track & sections, switches and 40-watt transformer. Use Our Convenient à Lay-Away Plan! A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION PLENTY TIME a OF a TO PAY THE BALANCE BEFORE CHRISTMAS SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS ARE STILL COMPLETE $ inches high. Flyer "Trains with Brains" MANY! MANY! WONDERFULL UNUSUAL TOYS! Giant 2-train system! - Steam and diesel Unbeatable locos Prices each with 4 cars. With crossover, 41 track & sections, switches and 40-watt transformer. Use Our Convenient à Lay-Away Plan! A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION PLENTY TIME a OF a TO PAY THE BALANCE BEFORE CHRISTMAS SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS ARE STILL COMPLETE $ Make FIRESTONE Your Chrisimas Shopping Center o000 < X GBeec6 --- Page 15 --- Sunday November 26th, 1961 "HAITI SUT N? PAGE 15 NEW LATIN AMERICAN PROGRAM.. jis headed by Dr Paul Rey Al Telediol varez, a distinguished and able (Continued from Offthe page 1) ernment of Haiti. Members of economist from Uruguay, with by Raul Prebisch, Executive Di- this mission, which is being car: many years of service in the rector of the Economic Comnis- ried out under a Tripartite Com- UN Economic Commission for -Most popular hotel guest in town is Joyce Everson at the Chon- sion for Latin America. They mittee representing the UN Eco- Latin America, the OAS and coune. She has a pop-corn popper which she uses on the porch and covered various aspects of the nomic Commission for Latin now the Interamerican Developpasses the bowl around to everyone present. -Closest call of the coordination of the work of the America, the Organization for) ment Bank. week was when motorcycle (license 188) tried to go thru the arch UN Agencies in the new progr American States and Interame-l The mission is to in front of the Tourist Office with a large automobile. He ducked ammes of technical assistance rican Development Bank, have spend 6 months in Haiti expected and will around a column just in time; then stopped to see if he was still and economic aid to be under- already arrived in Port ati Prin- first help Haitian taken in Latin Americal under ce: The relationship and coor economists in in one piece. Claude Martin is selling so much Miller's Hi-Life the Alliance for Progress and dination of the work of the mis- making and an evaluation of the st beer he keeps running out of stock. Helen Maftin left for N.Y. the Pact of Punta del Este; pre- sion with the existing UN Pro- of tuation development, of and the in perspectives last Monday. She had a sneezing spell while waiting for plane- paration of economic develop- grammes of the Technical Assis- a two-year programme preparing of assisttime which she claims was caused by her allergy to going away ment plans by thel Latin Ameri- tance in Haiti was thoroughly ance and reforms. At the same without Claude, -Souvenir de Dieu is the name of one of the ca- can countries. Progra m ming discussed at the meeting, and it will assist in laying the mionettes. Now what do you make of that one? Tuesday after- work in Bolivia, Colombia, Haiti Lappropriate planning machinery and Uruguay was mentioned. The new progtamming mis noon on: the P-V Road was a headache. The Army and the Police The conference was informed sion in Haiti which is going to ground work for the preparation were running time-tests for the big parade of the 18th... sirens that the first programming mis- assist the Government in the development: and execution of a long term screaming, motorcycle escorts, etc: Commentors on the bad sion of the Alliance for: Progress preparation of a rational eco- includes 14 plan, members, The mission Of Americans who seek foreign countries to rook the local gentry seem had been requested by the Gov- nomic development programme whom are from the UN and_the Six to have forgotten the number of bogus counts and no-accounts who rest from OAS and IDE,. It was invade the U.S. every year to live off the fat-heads of the land. the Government in the development: and execution of a long term screaming, motorcycle escorts, etc: Commentors on the bad sion of the Alliance for: Progress preparation of a rational eco- includes 14 plan, members, The mission Of Americans who seek foreign countries to rook the local gentry seem had been requested by the Gov- nomic development programme whom are from the UN and_the Six to have forgotten the number of bogus counts and no-accounts who rest from OAS and IDE,. It was invade the U.S. every year to live off the fat-heads of the land. announced at the Santiago Con: It works both ways, you know. In fact there are plenty of all naference that Mr Richardot had tionalities in every country who are taken locally for suckers been designated to act as Ecowherever they may, land. Did you see that lifesized mahogany nomic Adviser to the planning mission but he will to statue being hauled thru the streets by an errand boy last week? serve as the UN Representative continue It was a sensation and caused comment ISSA wherever the boy stopped OHAITI of the Technical Assistance to rest a minute. It had a very large triangular derriere and 9ne Board and Director of UN Spehuge bosom. Since the Air Haiti Constellation went down, HAMPcial Fund Programmes in this is ART with GALLERY CO overflowing meat. They shipped in a B-25 Wednesday, country. The work of the planbut it can only take about 11,000 pounds las against 28,000 in the onRoedu Quai ning ordinated mission will be closely COConnie. Jeannette, the boss at Rendez-Vous, when she arrives OM. and with other that experts of UN, US work, Walks behind already to the bar and crosses herself before doing Sculplures by PAINTINGS by in Haiti. These technicians will anything else, Hy Gardner predicted mid-week that the "next R.FRANCOIS Cedor contribute their knowledge to Commie mischief-making may make headlines out of Haiti." If J.E.Gourgue the work to be undertaken by he's right, he'll be batting 100 per cent. He predicted the boys J.DU PERRIER V.Denis Haitian economists and Mr Al who popped into the Caserne some time back. -Other predictions O.Du PERRIER L.Lazard ate varez' mission under appropriinclude a demonstration before the American Embassy before J.Gabriel arrangements which are bea A.DIMANCHE ing made in: order to achieve the year is out, but that one was made locally. What was that hyster E N.Jean best utilization of all available ical tourist lady sO upset about in the airport last Tuesday crying @ resources. I wanna go home. I don't like it here"? Jacques Faubert installed an air conditioner in his home three weeks ago. He's still FASHION's the FIRST waitingt to get Electric Co.'s okay to turn it on. What's the rush'Jacques? This is the Wintertime. Just read about (wo new A ways and means. First one says IN they're OUR injecting meat tenderizer into cattle just before they kill *em. You'll soon be able to take out steak insurance. Second is that there 's a new term Chemosterilant" to get familiar with. It deseribes a new method which scientists expect will play an important role in future insect control. Its sexually sterilizes such pests as flies, mosquitoes and fruit flies so that they lay sterile eggs. Bye-bye Shell-Tox. The P.O. recently returned to sender a letter designated for a Bois Patate address, marked "hors limite, : meaning, I guess, off limits for the postman.. the postage was not refunded, however. The im: oneie provements on the Boul' Mich' /S (Exposition Grounds) are going great guns and look fine: Just hope there's a maintenance crew LITTLE HEELS to keep them up. I dsicovered Chez Victor in Ruelle Riviere last night, all by LV myself. Why doesn't somebody-tell me these things? The place has charm - and atmosphere and the food is out of this world. Haitian' menu, excellent, and served with a flair. There's dancing on Saturday nights in an intime room inside. : oneie provements on the Boul' Mich' /S (Exposition Grounds) are going great guns and look fine: Just hope there's a maintenance crew LITTLE HEELS to keep them up. I dsicovered Chez Victor in Ruelle Riviere last night, all by LV myself. Why doesn't somebody-tell me these things? The place has charm - and atmosphere and the food is out of this world. Haitian' menu, excellent, and served with a flair. There's dancing on Saturday nights in an intime room inside. Mr. Victor is a warm host and his place is going to become all too popular, Another place to beat the crowd. to. See you there.. KAY MAJTOR GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL CAN EXPEDITE EMPLOYMENT, ECONOMIC. RECOVERY (Continued from page 5) the cycle of civic negligence and irresponsibility:- perhaps such Government personnel is well-meaning but lacking in the understanding of what their work means to the economy of the country. If some of our able secretaries of State could find a few hours to explain SC7-19 the ultimate objective of all the paper-work it could Lamp Post Shop help in faster economic recovery. beat the crowd. to. See you there.. KAY MAJTOR GOVERNMENT PERSONNEL CAN EXPEDITE EMPLOYMENT, ECONOMIC. RECOVERY (Continued from page 5) the cycle of civic negligence and irresponsibility:- perhaps such Government personnel is well-meaning but lacking in the understanding of what their work means to the economy of the country. If some of our able secretaries of State could find a few hours to explain SC7-19 the ultimate objective of all the paper-work it could Lamp Post Shop help in faster economic recovery. Place Geffrard --- Page 16 --- PAGE 18 "HAITI SIN" Sunday November 20 Voyagez par.. AIR FRANCE CONSULIT VOTRE AQ ORL FHANCE - BOEING ET CARAVELLE.. LES MEILLEURS -JETS. SURLE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DEVOYA Swiss Industrial Eng... JONATHAN H. SPRAGUE, Tr. MARRIE N777PA (Continued from page 1) MISS CRYSTAL M. THOMPSON HERE - sistant to the Director of Organi- (Continued from page 12) the blessing of the Weds in D zation and, Planning of the Nes- Rancho Orchestra conducted by sence of Bishop and many tle Company, Vevey, Switzor- Edner Guignard. the attendants of the civil ce land. Earlier, he was a Visiting Thursday morning, at 10:00, mony at the El Rancho. Professor in the School of En- after the Thanksgiving Mass, gineering at Stanford University at the Episcopalian Church Fa John H. Sprague and his W (California); a consultnnt to ther Gerald Carnes, performed shall be living in New York. commercial instrument firm in San Carlos, California; and a teaching and research assistant at Purdue University, Lafayette: Indiana. Mr Bindschedler, who is 31. holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from the Federal InstiThe 13 French Travel Agents as they were greeted by Jean tute of Technology in Zurich, and Saurel, Sales Manager of PAN AM and Andy Andersen, Manager a Master of Science degree and of the Southerland Tours, at the airport here Thursday afternoon, a Ph. D. in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University. 126 DOGS AND 1 RABBIT DRIVE-IN CINE (Continued from page 5) who have constant employment Thursday December 7, 1961 ty. and comfortable, runs smooth- at the Caribe track, and an un- IN EASTMAN COLOR ly, and: makes for a very pleas- specified number of others who FACE OF urable evening, have found that they can make A FUGITIVE There are some fifty Hiaitians a living by being there every Starring: night and making smart bets. Fred MacMurray, Lin McCarthy DRIVE-IN CINE There is no "past performancer Dorothy Green Thursday November 30, 1961 information available on the From the quivering peaks of HOMICIDAL dogs as vet, but Mr Archer says suspense to- the shivering base Mr Jonathan Sprague and wite Crystal (center) surrounded Starring: that's next on the Agenda. of- your spine... THE CHASE and Mrs Jean Deeb and Glenn Corbet, Patricia Breslin, FOR THE FACE" is on! A by Mayor (right) Eugene Leonovitch, Alan Bunce Good clean fun, the dog rac- great suspense! Mr and Mrs Pierre Chauvet (left). The Story. of a psychotic killer ing track shduld catch en with Your shocked. eyes will see it/the: Haitian public. Am hour or Your stunned mind won't be- two, or the whole evening, it's lieve it... A blood-curdling film more than worth the price of produced by William Castle, admission. K. BAER S M A A Claqusette € by Wyler N IONS FROM V OD VA > Onions of first quality ate available at thes sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Rue> (des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following? <prices: 10lbs.-Bags 15 Gourdes 50lbs.--Baga 15 Gourdes Wholesale orders, will be filled on the basis Sof Gourdes: 2.75 per 101bs. bags (Minimum Exclusive Agent: 10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (MinimFOUAD A. MOURRA um 10 bags.) Avenue Jean-Jacques Dessalines and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Rue Bonne Fo SHOES FAMOUS VE R FOR EVERY OCCASION Bater The Wor Imprime sur les Presses de HAITI SUN Ave. Marie-Jeanne Cite de PExposition Port au Prince