--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Sunday 10c Haili Sun PORTAU-PRINCE, HAITI i1 Avenue Marie-Jeanne CITE DUMARCAIS ESTIME Phone 2061 il Vol XX Lr Sunday January 21st, 1962 No. 17 Dr. Larimer Mellon Honored Geodetic Singing Ambassador Dr Larimer Mellon who has ithis week, by the Minister of chosen the people of Haiti to Public Health Dr Aurele Makes Haiti Joseph His bring relief to in building under on behalf of the President oi the the sponsorship of the Grant Republie, Dr Francois Duvalier. 55th. Survey's Foundation, an, over two million Dr Larimer Mellon was Country presendollar hospital, the most modern ted, during a ceremony held at By K. BAER in' the Caribbean was honored (Continued on page 16) Walter L. New Chief Meyer, more familiarly known as Wally, arrived in Port au Prince last Tuesday Major Donald Arthur Curry of to spread his gospel of "Songathe American Army has arrived batics" and making people hapin Port as new Director of the py by the medium of singing, InterAmerican Geodetic Survey Wally arrived here from Jam- (IAGS). He arrived in Port au aica, the 55th country which he Prince early last week to re. has of visited and earned the title place Major Antony Kubelius, "Global Gloom: Chaser". Haiti Jr who headed, the post for the is the 56th country he has visited past three years and who left as America's Singing Ambassadwith his wife and children for or. a new post in Colombia. Maj: His voice-with-antics performKubelius left Port au Prince on ance: was first heard here at the Wednesday wearing, a King-size new Bird College where he sang Haitian straw hat. with the littlest "children first and was swamped with requests Maj. Curry was represented from the older students. He sang Monday morning to the staff of with the teachers at Bird Collthe TPTC ande the Departmental ege on Wednesday afternoon. He head of the Haitian Army Engiappeared att the Haitian American neers. Institute Conversa4 during the Maj. Curry explained to this tional on Dr Class Aurele English State WednesJoseph, Secretary of for Public Health, reporter that the basic topograday and will sing at the Union decorating Dr Larimer Mellon. (foto dietz) phical mapping has been comSchool next week in a program (Continued on page 16) C (Continued on page 14) INAUGURATION OF SCHOOL "SIMONE DUVALIER" AT GRAND'ANSE Dr. G. SAMAME IN New Ambassador Makes Mr Maurice Svitan daau The construction, the financemental head Initial of Rural the Inspection Education, ment, supervision and equip PORT-AU-PRINCE flew to Jeremie last Saturday, ment of this school were assur where in company of the Pre- ed by businessman Guillaume Port-an-E Prince.- economic development projects fect of this town, Mr Vales Antoine, and the establishment Dr Guillermo Samame, Region- Newly arrived U.S. Ambassasin the Department of the North. Beauboeuf, he went to Dame- Is directed by a graduated Nor! al Director of OMS which has dor Raymond L. Thurston made Accompanied by Mrs Thurston, Marie for a Monday ceremony malien of the last promotion of its main office in Mexico, arriv- his first inspection tour Wednes- USOM Director Earl O. Finnie, of the inauguration of "Simone Central School of Agriculture. ed by PAA, Sunday at 2:45 p.m. day of joint Haitian-American: Gerard Jospitre, Haitian Coor Duvalier School" at Baliverne, More than 220 pupils are en- Dr Samane was welcomed by dinator, and Francis Jones Ame5th. L. Thurston made Accompanied by Mrs Thurston, Marie for a Monday ceremony malien of the last promotion of its main office in Mexico, arriv- his first inspection tour Wednes- USOM Director Earl O. Finnie, of the inauguration of "Simone Central School of Agriculture. ed by PAA, Sunday at 2:45 p.m. day of joint Haitian-American: Gerard Jospitre, Haitian Coor Duvalier School" at Baliverne, More than 220 pupils are en- Dr Samane was welcomed by dinator, and Francis Jones Ame5th. Rural Section of Dame-Ma- listed awaiting for the opening the Delegate of the OMS in Frankie Laine Due rican Coordinator of Operation tie. Lof this school. Haiti, Dr Otto, Siebert, and the Pote Cole, as well as several General Inspector of Hospital, Here Today other Haitian and American of Baby Plastic Pants Co Expands Dr Lowinski Fauche, in thel Frankie Laine, well-known sin- ficials,, the U.S. Ambassador viname of Public. Health Depart ger and TV actor to the Haitian sited seven major Pote Cole proProduction ment. public arrives today in company jects. with his wife. The Jacky Products Corpora- small pilot project to a large Monday at 10:00 a.m., at Pub- These distinguished visitors Included in his itinerary were tion manufacturers of baby plas- scale business. This firm is loc- lic Health Department, Dr Sa- will be met at the a canning plant, self-help rural tic pants, established. here about ated at the ALPHA Plastic Ma- mame had important conversaH. Theard of airport by; school, 90-a cre demonstration a year ago by U.S. manufactur- nufacture run by Mr Andre S. tions with the Secretary of State Martin's Jean firm, Distributor the Caude for farm, 25-bed dispensary hospiter Edward H. Rand, has increas- Apaid at Avenue Somoza. (Seel (Continued on page High Life Beer. al, coffee co-operative, a modern ed immensely from he original'story on page 6). 19)Miller training center, and Milot-Citadelle road construction. - Through probing questions and frank discussion with Haitian and American officials Mr Thurston expressed a keen interest in Operation Pote Cole scene of more than $3,000,000 U.S. aid since 1959. He termed the five-hour visit (Continued on page 5) Minister Blanchet Honored Secretary of State Paul Blan-, chet who is also Director of the Pan-American Union in Haiti, was made Cofrespondent-Metberof the International Institute of Americanism with the SocieMr Apaid and Mr Rand holding a waterproof baby pants Mr Andre S. Apaid and MreEdward H. Rand inspecting a baby ty's Cross of Honor presented to on the foregrounds of a stack in package ready for shipping, pants as the girl on the sewing machine Enished him in Washington, as a recognwith the mark: MADE IN HAITI putting the last touches to it, lition for his work in furthering Pan-America Relationship. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 'HAITISUNT Sunday January 21st, 1962 In Haiti This Week Lawyer Owen M. Begley, a, delighted with their trip to Cap ant Corporation Couneil in Mo nt New York State Senator and M- Haitien and the Citadelle in com- Vernon and ofa LUMI.N JOLICODUR President B3 Got Staniey L. Grayson, a Control.er pany with pretty Miss. Agathe Club in Westchester County four Missionaries and OsA party Of Negro of the for Blauvelt Engineerings Co Guillemette, a Canadian nurse wife May just completed a tenChurch of God in Christ, including Mrs Charles from New York were met at from Montreal visiting Haiti as day visit here. They were guests Harrison Mason, Bishops Samuel Crouch and the airport Saturday morning by guest of her classmate Miss Ma- at El Rancho. Ben said that he Richard Fidler and Miss Elsie Shaw arrived well known businessman Aristide rie-Therese (Nanoune) Barrau. enjoyed every minute of it and Petoia. These visitors came to They were guided by Annis Ca- hopes to come back real here dedicate the Thursday to C. H. Mason study an economic project with zeau. Mrs Lee Bynum thinks Jerry Sloan in investments soon.. guests Harrison Mason, Bishops Samuel Crouch and the airport Saturday morning by guest of her classmate Miss Ma- at El Rancho. Ben said that he Richard Fidler and Miss Elsie Shaw arrived well known businessman Aristide rie-Therese (Nanoune) Barrau. enjoyed every minute of it and Petoia. These visitors came to They were guided by Annis Ca- hopes to come back real here dedicate the Thursday to C. H. Mason study an economic project with zeau. Mrs Lee Bynum thinks Jerry Sloan in investments soon.. in school, called after the late Chief of the Church the Haitian Government. They that her beautiful daughter Sha- Ne wYork is on an- undefinite of God in Christ. They were met at the airport are guests at Chouçoune. ron would certainly enjoy the sojoum here. He is guest at the by Mr Laurore St. Juste, Director of the Na- "Senor" Francisco May, a trip to Cap Haitien if she came Oloffson.. Mr James Blair SherChilean industrialist is visiting along with her, but Sharon Director here. does fo the tional Archives wood, United this week in company with his not like to travel, she said. States Lines in is Mrs C. H. Mason, former Elsie Washington is the widow of the lovely blonde German wife Jutta Beautiful honey skin model also guest at the Havre, Oloffson... France Tall late Charles Harrison Mason died recently and of whom the first Gabriela. They are housed at El Lynn Jordan is. back this week and charming Mrs Lynne J. HunU.S. Catholic President John E Kennedy said that his death was Rancho. Jutta is a keen expon- to spend a month with her sist- ting, a medical illustrator from the ent of the Haitian meringue... er Audrey, Brake. a loss for Nation... Cleveland is back to her darling These U.S. Negro Missionaries spend two week here to dedicate Mr Arthur. Saunders, a lawyer unarming blonde Gloria Ibo-Lele, this time in company from New York is current guest Warner, a songtress from New with her handsome the $40,000 school built by the Church of God in Christ which is at the Montana Hotel. Geo Gon- York flew, down here Saturday son Ronald, taller than 15 her... year old Dr as his second home and that she likes as much. zalez, "sympathico" Manager ot morning to catch the SS HOME- Stanley Corwin, a dentist from The works of the Church of God în Christ are very appreciated the Hotel is introducing him tol RIC where she was engaged as Los Angeles, Calif. and wife Coall over the world. The U.S. government could not show a better the charms of the Island... Mr an. entertainer. She was met at rinne are honeymooning at the appreciation than the financing of the $25,000,000 University pro- Hyman J. Goynshor,Ta Diamond the airporf here by Al Hoffman, Ibo-Lele Hotel.. Mr Max Stein, Importer from Chicago and char Entertainment Manager on board a contractor from Norfolk, near ject of this Mission Phoenix Arizona. *The new city where ming wife Rita a beautiful dan- of the Homeric whicht anchored and wife Hazel and contractor Va the University will be built will be called Masonville, after the cer, are* enjoying a 4-day vaca- in the Port au Prince Bay Sat George Powell and wife Marcy Great Negro Missionary. tion at El Rancho. They are urday morning for twelve hours. also from Norfolk are current Mrs Mason who is on her fifth trip here said that she is very making their outings in compa- Lawyer Ben Herman, Assist-/guests at El Rancho. happy. to be back to this country that her Jate husband considered ny with Juge Maurice Lavinel like his second home and that she likes as much. from Chicago at El Rancho... and wife Mr Cecile,s Jacob ***Mr Ross. McNutt, Assistant Purser on the Santa Rosa and alPRe Pesaric, Vice-President of InMiss Judith Godfrey, a Stewardess enjoyed a delicious dmllls lovely ternational B.F. her fifth trip here said that she is very making their outings in compa- Lawyer Ben Herman, Assist-/guests at El Rancho. happy. to be back to this country that her Jate husband considered ny with Juge Maurice Lavinel like his second home and that she likes as much. from Chicago at El Rancho... and wife Mr Cecile,s Jacob ***Mr Ross. McNutt, Assistant Purser on the Santa Rosa and alPRe Pesaric, Vice-President of InMiss Judith Godfrey, a Stewardess enjoyed a delicious dmllls lovely ternational B.F. Goodrich Limithairthe "Soaping" lunch at Grand Hotel Oloffson Sunday and told Al Seitz, the ed in San Juan, Puerto Rico stopOwner of this Hotél how badly they felt not being able to watch Ded here this week... Mr Alex Halo glorifies itt the celebrated "Bamboche Creole*which was going to take place Zelinski and wife Rhoda, of MonValley Travel Ageney, Charleroi, Monday night. Pa. made their first experience ***Mr Harry Rifchin is back home again. He arrived Sunday of the celebrated Haitian "joie in company with Mr David Steinberg, owner of Hampshire House de vivre" on a cruise on board Hotel in Boston, Mass. and Mr James Seaman, a designer and Of the Stattendam this week. painter, President of Murals Inc which makes frescos in New York. They, were thrilled by the VooHarry will be joined here this coming week by wife Elizabeth doo Show of the Habitation Le who présided successfully last vear at Cabane Choucoune the an- clerc Victor run by Pleifer, Katherine adress Dunham. desinual charity ballito raiser funds for the Handicapped Children. gner of fame from New York, Elizabeth and Harry, have been coming here every winter for about London and Paris and Mr Alvin fifteen years. Harry will stay. three weeks and Elizabeth three Ker, a writer for Gourmets Mamonths as usual. Their home is the Villa Creole of the Assads. gazine were here on Wednesday ***Mrs Paulay Gréenhouse, Business Mànagen of DIPLOMAT on a cruise on board of the Rotterdam, they were met at the Magazine in Wasthington.D.C, Mrs Anne Freedman, a Credit Ma- pier by Mrs Juliet Elkon, a well nager. for Ladies Specialty Shop in Maryland arrived Sunday on known Food writer for many a two week visit. The two charming ladies who are guests atEl Magazines in the U.S. and EuRancho made many trips hera befores Mrs Greenhouse come here rope: The visitors were guests of this time with the prompt purpuse to giveHaiti a very good place line Elkon and Mrs Janet Sperin Diplomat. Wednesday night. Mr Reynold Fabius and wife former Jacque: **Edwin Marger President of Haiti Airways flew to Santo Do- line Elkon and Mrs Janet Spormongo early this week on a first Haitian airways flight to that ling a guest at the Grand Hotel City since diplomatic relations were re-establisbed between the two Oloffson were in the party. Countries to get permission to run scneduled service between Port Mrs Lee R. Bynum, a charau Prince and Santo Domingo. He flew back Tuesday in company ming blonde visitor from Texas with her secretary Miss Elcy Kosser who insisted on a return and day Miami in company flew down with here Betty Mon- J, trip to the Magic Island: and Ken Robinson, resident pilot for Miller a representative. for JohnHaiti Airways Chatter service. son Plastic Corporation from ***Katherine Dunham of whom a theatrical writer said *Throw Chagrin Falls, Ohio. They were Not out the Cinderella stories, the copywriter's extravagant superlatcream- a soap, Halo not cannot a Gives fragrant ives and the Press Agents flashy hyperbole-they pale to 'insign2 leave dulling, dirt- "soft-acater" lather ificance at the wondrous talent of an artist who is really a Star": Real Estate Agency catching soup. resident pilot for Miller a representative. for JohnHaiti Airways Chatter service. son Plastic Corporation from ***Katherine Dunham of whom a theatrical writer said *Throw Chagrin Falls, Ohio. They were Not out the Cinderella stories, the copywriter's extravagant superlatcream- a soap, Halo not cannot a Gives fragrant ives and the Press Agents flashy hyperbole-they pale to 'insign2 leave dulling, dirt- "soft-acater" lather ificance at the wondrous talent of an artist who is really a Star": Real Estate Agency catching soup. Alml needs no special rinsel was spotlighted in the issue Ol November 23 of the Luxurious LOISEAU & Co. Swiss Magazine called ILLUSTRE. Katherine Dunham was hon15. Bourdon Removes embarrassing Halo lenves hair ored in a magnificent article by V. Franco and F. Drilhon with Phone 2620 dandruf from botk hair manageable- soft, title shiningwith a new. DEESSE DES CARAIBES-Godess Of the Caribbean. Cable Address: AILOICO and scalp! zolorfat natural highlights! These Swiss Reporters told about the unforgettable day. they enjoyed at Katherine's Villa cailed Habitation Leclerc where the Renting of Houses, Aparthair Great artist, is now living with her students. Katherine who has ments, Houses Bungalows, short Camping even Yes, finest "soaping" liquid your or oily cream with been the most praised Star by the toughest critics from New York for period. or long shampoos leaves dulling, London and Paris and Halo, The was applauded with her dancers, singers with dirt-catching anew ingredient, film. made largest and musicians by audiences of 37 Nations of the World, the great Buying ant selling of comsoap. no sticky contains oils. selling artist who revealed to Europe the mysterious rhythms of the mercial businesses such as: Thus HaE glorifies your hair voodoo the shampoo cult is now living with her students in Haiti where she first for time you useit, Bars, Restaurants, Halo-- became Amorica's an initiate. Hotels etc. favorite in The Reservations at Hotels and shumpoo-today,. America (Halo reporters presented beautifully the new life of the PhenoGuest -Houses menon Katherine Dunham who has a top entertainment every Tuesday and Friday night at her Habitation Leclerc (Voodoo and Joseph LOISEAU continental show.) Manager Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hair! H-61-1-EL --- Page 3 --- Sunday January 21st, 1962 HAITI SUN' PACE 3 Bostonian Interested The *Service d'Information" Communique In Riviera Harry Rifchin a regular vava- For a few days, it has been]GS advised most of its ensploytionist in Haiti took time out rumour that soon, the Geodesy ees that their collaboration will - this week to show fellow guests and Carthography Service will be ended on 15th. - January - 0 at Villa Creole the sights. entirely cease its activities. For- b)-The Haitian Section of They were Max and Mrs tunately, it is not a question of Geodesy Service under the conStraus of knitted fabric business it. For a laudable purpose, trol of Public Works Depart: in Manhattan and Mr and Mrs these following informations are ment will normally continue to N. Schleestein. furnished. operate. The IAGS, itself, pur Loving ever minute of Villa a)-The 1946 agreements con- sues its activities in Haiti and Creole and Haiti the New York- cluded between Haitian and will be soon get ready to call lers accompanied David Stein- Americani Governments, provid- again the employees that it is berg owner of Hampshire House ed that the "Inter American obliged to take away for the in Boston, to look over the Chost Geodetic Survey" (IAGS) with moment. will normally continue to N. Schleestein. furnished. operate. The IAGS, itself, pur Loving ever minute of Villa a)-The 1946 agreements con- sues its activities in Haiti and Creole and Haiti the New York- cluded between Haitian and will be soon get ready to call lers accompanied David Stein- Americani Governments, provid- again the employees that it is berg owner of Hampshire House ed that the "Inter American obliged to take away for the in Boston, to look over the Chost Geodetic Survey" (IAGS) with moment. Hotel 1l former Riviera Monday the collaboration of Public night. Works Department and F. A. c)-The new program envisagd'H. must execute and super- ed is of great interest for the Notes For Blackout vise a good definte line of pro- economic and rational developMany ingenious methods for gram of Geodesy and Cartho ment of the country, It js quest- "obtaining" free power have graphy's works. iorf, in a few lines, of the cadbeen developed including the astral survey of the principal running of a thin and almos in- This program will be tetally plains of the Republic. visible brass wire from one of termit.ated during the present The Geodesy and Carthograthe main power wires, down the month of January. But, already phy Service of which the neceslamppost and underground for a new program is under study sity on the technical and scienhundreds of yards to the build- and negotiations are actually tific plan is revealed every day ing where it is required. Al- under way with the view of an with advantage and of which the though this wire on its own ge- "extension" of these agree essential realizations appear for nerates no power it certainly ments. A transition's period be the development and exploitafunctions when connected to a tween the completion of the old tion of our resources, could not second wire origionating from progtam and the comtnence be closed. deep in the latrine of the house ment of the new operations is concerned LE result electricity in understandable. In prevision of (Service d'Inforniation et free abundance. A sound busi- this transition's period, the IA-] de Documeutation) ness is evidently operated by the instigator of the scheme who sells his purloined poweri to his KATHERINE A DUNHAM neighbors. smooth scheme indeed which takes careful operANNOUNCES ation and painstaking thoroughMelle Miot, Geisha Miss Haiti, Lovely Evelyn waving to applauding ness to the extent that the wire BAR &SALON Guinee Colombians during the Cali Festival last month. Miss Haiti running down the pole, almost OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR is accompanied by her-aide-de-camp invissable on its own, is even CUISINE OF THE FAR EAST painted to blend with its background. Le Grand Hotel Oloffson THE FABULOUS GINGERBREAD PALACE Presents its iamous Winter Show BAMBOCHE CREOLE FEATURING THE BEST TALENTS of the ISLAND IEOERCICMINE Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM PRESENTS Grand Spectacle TUESDAY FRIDAY At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN In The SALON GUINEE SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY The show is presented by Lavinia Williams Ya rborough outstanding interpretor of classic and TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY folk dances and founder of the Haitian Institute of folk and classic dances with a cast including AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE such talents as Glamourous songtress Madeleine Marcel, well-known Andre Germain in daring FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE and dangerous fire dance and the unimitable Tr oubadour Ti-Paris and his Trio and numerous COLONIAL SELLING OF otber welll kpown dancers. WEDNESDAY The show is presented by Lavinia Williams Ya rborough outstanding interpretor of classic and TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY folk dances and founder of the Haitian Institute of folk and classic dances with a cast including AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE such talents as Glamourous songtress Madeleine Marcel, well-known Andre Germain in daring FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE and dangerous fire dance and the unimitable Tr oubadour Ti-Paris and his Trio and numerous COLONIAL SELLING OF otber welll kpown dancers. The. Show is presented every Monday night at 10:30 It is very spectacular variety program HABITATION LECLERC which comprises the best dances and song of the Magic Island. FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF GENERAL ADMISSION: $2 PAULINE BONAPARTE DINNER AND SHOW: $5 PER PERSON 5 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON DINNER TIME 7:30-9:30 THE ROUTE MARTISSANT --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITISUN Sunday January 21st, 1962 NOT FOLKLORE, BUT A VERYREAL RELIGION ing), and a "kanzo," who. 3s al Probably the most succinct defemale "hounsie" or an acolyte, finition of voodoo available is one who assists. the priest at found in a highly readable book Haitian Voodoo ceremonies. entitled "Haiti, Highroad to Ad The "kanzo" who offered the venture, by Hugh B. Cave, puIsn information stated here is a blished just 10 years ago. The highly sophisticated, world-trav- book, recommended to the writer Hocus-Pocus eled Haitian woman. She reveal- by, an American who has lived ed her association with voodoo in Haiti some 40 years, describes only after being convinced of. the voodoo as follows: By AL DINHOFER really care whether anyone be- anything "ceremonial" regard- writer's impartiality and. desire lieves that it exists, or how ing sex would strike him as to cull a few facts from the "Voodoo is a religious philo- (Fourth of a Series) foreigners respond to it. highly superfluous. mountains of fiction cireulated sophy; that's about as near as throughout the world concerning you can come to a simple definMost of what has been written voodoo. (Continued on page 12) Most visitors to Haiti have A wide-eyed, open display of about voodoo, according to aulittle or no idea what to expect curiosity on the' part of the tour- thorities in Haiti, is "idiotic nonregarding voodoo which they as- ist concerning the magic and sense. There are two factors sociate with pins-in-dolls hocus- mysticism of voodoo will get him which make writing about voopocus, and zombies strolling in now-where. Cab drivers can be doo -even the! sociological asthe in cajoled into taking tourists to Grand dead night. Le Hotel general, tend of to scoff People, at voodoo many types of voodoo ceremon- pects- next to impossible. -particularly the supernatural ies-for a special fee. In ithe first place, chances are Oloftson aspects of it- and consider the that even the writer or sociologwhole thing as quaint Haitian You may meet someone who ist with the right contacts will PRESENTS EVERY MONDAY folklore. claims to have penetrated the sde a counterfeit ceremony, altdeepest hill country of Haiti and' ered appreciably for his benefit. Bamboche Creole But the longer you remain in seen a "real" voodoo rite. Don't Secondly, if he did witness the the small predominantly Negro believe it! Spectators are not Ireal McCoy, it would be next to republic, the more you realize Dermitted to visit voodoo cere- impossible for him to interpret HAITPS HIT SHOW OF THE SEASON!! that voodoo exists as a religion monies. What they probably saw what he saw despite that fact Featuring in a very real sense of thei word. ' ered appreciably for his benefit. Bamboche Creole But the longer you remain in seen a "real" voodoo rite. Don't Secondly, if he did witness the the small predominantly Negro believe it! Spectators are not Ireal McCoy, it would be next to republic, the more you realize Dermitted to visit voodoo cere- impossible for him to interpret HAITPS HIT SHOW OF THE SEASON!! that voodoo exists as a religion monies. What they probably saw what he saw despite that fact Featuring in a very real sense of thei word. was a watered-down folk dance. that he came equipped with a MADELEINE MARCEL Haitians usually will not discuss There are those who believe translator, or a working knowTI PARIS voodoo with foreigners because voodoo is something ofia com- ledge of Creole. Voodoo Creolel they are embarrassed at the munity sexual shindig or mara- has different shades of meaning ANDRE GERMAIN condescending smile that soon thon orgy. This, too, is prepos- and con-notations from the. CreChoreographed and staged by forms on the face of the skept- terous. The Haitian is highly un- ole spoken by the man in the ical listener. Besides, they don't'inhibited in these matters, and street. - Lavinia Williams Yarborough And thirchy, even a Haitian Beautitul Peligre Lake can. not explain the meaning of General Admission: $2.00 many rituals. 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Community Weelly Published Sunday Morning (Continued from page 1) statistics: distribution of 125 Through its plant operation and Editor-) Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH pure-bred Hampshire hogs and tomato acreage CAPCO, a to- "highly profitable". and hinted at more than 5,000 baby chickens mato farmers Gerant- Responsable MAUCLAIR LABISSIERE cooperative, proa return trip of longer duration of a quality U.S. strain, and up vides seasonal work for ESTABLISHED IN 1950 in the very near future. grading of 65 draft mules and hundred persons. several Operation Pote ôle is a joint several hundred dairy cows U.S. Haitian program for the through breeding with imported First stop the 65-mile CONSERVATION OF WATER AND SOIL: URGENT integrated development of the American stocks. inspection tour on was the steep-i long inDepartment of the North. It. is clines and majestic beauty ofthe also an effort to achieve econo- Two Point IV established pro- Milot Citadelle carriageway, mic development through direct cessing plants were inspected I where Haitian laborers backed The aboriginal Arawak Indians of this country had contact with the individual Hai- the 135-member coffee co-oper- by U.S. funds and technical guida word that meant wooded mountains; "Haiti." And tian farmer. Ambassador Thurs- ative at Dondon and the canning ance are constructing by hand the country is indeed mountainous although much of ton's tour, though limited to but plant outside Cap Haitien. Both a 6.2.k.m. $50,000 road from the its protective covering of forests has disappeared due seven projects, nevertheless gave appeared to have financially Sans Souci Palace gates to withhim a visual sense of these ef sound futures. During the in one kilometer of the the human to urge for livelihood. But the mountain- forts and their accomplishments. year Dondon increased its output past Purpose of the construction Citadelle. is to ous nature still exists; probably more than 80 percent of washed coffee to 2,000 bags encourage tourism in the Departof the surface area of the country is mountainous, The principal project visited as compared to 292 the previous ment of the North. much of it steep non-arable hillsides. was the 90-acre demonstration year, for an estimated gross of farm at Grnad Pre, where sev- $30,000. The CAPCO run can- Other Pote Cole projects ineral related programs to increa- ning plant on the other hand had cluded in Ambassador ThursFew people appreciate what forest-covers do for the se farm production are conduct- a fairly lean first year produc- ton's itinerary were the sevensoil. Trees send roots 6, 10 feet into the subsoil and ed, including training of rural ing only 440 cases of tomato building Milot Training Center, every day are pumping up phosphates, potash and youth leaders, demonstration of paste, 1,078 cases of tomato the Grande-Rivere du Nord Menother elements into the foliage. The foliage matures better agricultural techniques to juice and 7,460 cases of guava nonite dispensary hospital, and and drops to the ground and decays and the phos- visiting farmers, animal husban- paste. Prospects for 1962, how- the four-room rural "self-help" dry, operation of a department- ever, are more optimistic, Pote school at Bois de Lance. Training Center, every day are pumping up phosphates, potash and youth leaders, demonstration of paste, 1,078 cases of tomato the Grande-Rivere du Nord Menother elements into the foliage. The foliage matures better agricultural techniques to juice and 7,460 cases of guava nonite dispensary hospital, and and drops to the ground and decays and the phos- visiting farmers, animal husban- paste. Prospects for 1962, how- the four-room rural "self-help" dry, operation of a department- ever, are more optimistic, Pote school at Bois de Lance. The phate and potash of the subsoil have been elevated wide extension service, crop fer- Cole officials expecting guava latter is but one of ten rural to accumulate in the surface-soils over the centuries, tilization and 4-C activities (1,300 paste exports to mushroom from schools constructed by Pote Coso that the surface-soils have much higher concentrat- members in the North). In live- $26,000 in 1961 to nearly $200,000, le under the aided "self-help" ions of plant-nutrients than the subsoils. Nitrogen is stock improvement alone the and tomato paste sales and pro- program 1961. Five more are converted from the air by soil-bacteria which are much farm presents some impressivelduction to increase substantially. presently under construction. more active in the aerated surface than in the sub: soils so that the concentrations of nitrogenous plantfoods are also much richer in the surface soils than in subsoils, So what do we humans do? We cut down the trees and also permit other vegetative covering to be overgrazed or be otherwise destroyed. Comes one of our violent tropical rain-storms and in an afternoon the aceumulation of a century of plant-nutrients can be washed from our hillsides; we lose the greatest resource of the country, our soil fertility. Also it has been demonstrated by conservation specialists that on bare hillsides there is as much as 25 times more water run-off than on grassed or vegetated hillsides. That is not 25 percent, that is 2,500 percent more water run-off. That means sudden floods, violent river currents, lives lost, roads washed out, bridges destroyed. harbors silted up; big costs incurred for reconstruction of public works. But probably even worse is the loss of water from the soil-storage in the mountains. If there is 2,500 percent more water run-off, there is 2,500 percent less water-storage in mountains. Soj when the dry-season comes the springs fail more quick ly, the brooks dry-up, the rivers become only piles of dry rubble; there is little or no water for irrigation. There is nothing theoretical about this. There are thousands of acres which even in the last decade were fertile fields of corn or forage-producing vegetation on hillsides, now only sparsely productive slopes of rubble or even bare rocks. What to do about it? We will continue in our next issue. But a word is merited that the Department of Agriculture at Damiens, since the days of President Estime has had its representatives aiding small farmers in the mountains, in building contour canals, stone walls along contour lines, andksome,heplanting of trees, The U.S. Ambassador in Haiti, Mr Raymond L. Thurston, inspects a tomato proceeding of the and a start has been made in soil and water conserva- Conserve's Factory installed at Cap Haitien. On the right of Ambassador Thurston is Mr Pierre tion. It is a massive task and merits heavy reinforce- Sam, Co-director of Agricultural Division of Pote Cole. On the left, Mr Earl 0. Finnie, Director ment. of USOM. --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN Sunday January 21st, 1962 Baby Plastic Pants Co Expands Production increased to 100.000 by the ond; ifacturer, the Haitian is a hard jof the year. a- Conserve's Factory installed at Cap Haitien. On the right of Ambassador Thurston is Mr Pierre tion. It is a massive task and merits heavy reinforce- Sam, Co-director of Agricultural Division of Pote Cole. On the left, Mr Earl 0. Finnie, Director ment. of USOM. --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN Sunday January 21st, 1962 Baby Plastic Pants Co Expands Production increased to 100.000 by the ond; ifacturer, the Haitian is a hard jof the year. This product is wvi- vorker he need only, the cppor dely consumed all over the tunity to le Jacky Products Corporation, al moza by Mr Edward H. RAND-Ilabor as the Japanese if they worid. Thanks to the skilled and the opportunity perform. he If is given new firm of the RAND RUBBER from Brooklyn, N.Y. Mr Rand were given the opportunity. He unexpensive Haitian labor it will fantastic as will be as COMPANY, Manufacturers of came here on a cruise with his felli in love with Haiti and decid- beat the Japanese's on Mr Rand the was Japanese. Rand joined Rubber Plastic waterproof family in 1959 with a ietter of ed to prove his confidence in and prices on the world market quality Thursday by the Manager of here products, established here since introduction to Mr Andre Salita the future of this tiny. Nation according to Mr Rand who is Rand Rubber Company the early last year has incressed Apaid from Mike Rcsenterg, with a fantastic History, With currently visiting his Factory New York, Mr Leo Pinsker from immensely from the original President of the Tele-Haiti. He the efficient assistance of Mr. This firm gets from New York came to look over who smali pilot project to a large visited the ALPHA Plastic Ma- Apaid, he started a small plict sewing machines, maanfactared of increasing the the poscitility of scale business. nufacture run by Mr Apaid who production and soon found out plastic material, thread and the Jacky Products production The Jacky Products Corpora- is also Manager of the Tele- that the Haitian labor was very elastic braid. The sewing and He spent a few days Corporation. tion which manufactures plastic Haiti, discovered many assets of adept to handling the sewing packaging are made and super. Rancho. Mr Rand sailed at the Satur- El waterproof baby pants was be- the Country, found out that the machines and SO production in- vised by Haitians. Eventually, day on board of the SS gun a year ago nn Avenue So-Haitian people could be as good creased. The Jacky Products hopes Mr. Rand, if the volume RIC. with friends, beantifal HOME- blonCorp. is now producing as much increased sufficiently, wc will de Elsie Herman from Great as many large tirms in the produce the elastic braid which Neck, New York and Mr. Nat States. With the present rate of of course will bring another in- Verger, President of the Alarm expansion it will eventually be- dustry here. This produet can Devises Corporation from BrookBE come a large manufacture in the be used for many other purpo- lyn and his wife, on a 16 day Goodrich Haitian industrial fieid giving ses. The Haitian Jabor cruise in the Caribbean PH Rock Service is exceland employment to many skilled lent, said the American manu- Central America. prevents unnecessary tire faiures! workers. This firm has now a monthly production Oi 40,000 GozGIVES LONGER SERVICE ens of plastic waterproof baby pants and this figuse will, be - GREATER TRICTION Headquarters Of Husky double-chevron cleats Police in new B.E.Goodrich Rock Department Of Service tires give full traction Port au Prince lookjom in forward or reverse, guard ADVICE against slippage. The tire is From 15th built to its inflated shape. It Public is January 1962, the va SODRIP ASaSe BLUE ANGEL & flexes E informed STAR evenly no Iccalized that the difstresses that cause. unnecessary ferent Services of Police Depart on the label tire failures. ment of Port au Prince, will be Keep your of-che-road equip- lat the following addresses: ment on the job. See us. for a)-Place Louverture (CaserB.F.Goodrich Rock Service ne Francois Duvalier): tires. th built to its inflated shape. It Public is January 1962, the va SODRIP ASaSe BLUE ANGEL & flexes E informed STAR evenly no Iccalized that the difstresses that cause. unnecessary ferent Services of Police Depart on the label tire failures. ment of Port au Prince, will be Keep your of-che-road equip- lat the following addresses: ment on the job. See us. for a)-Place Louverture (CaserB.F.Goodrich Rock Service ne Francois Duvalier): tires. You'li be money aheadl Headquarters of the Depart a ment. FOR MINES Headquarters of the Thirtieth a (30th) Company FLEX-RITE NYLON 40 R Criminal Research Service cords in Rock Service tires QUARRIES Identification Service withstand double the imImmatriculation Service pact of ordinary matetials, b)-Boulevard Jean-Jacques resist heat blowouts and EARTH-MOVING Dessalnes No. 308: flex breaks. Headquarters of Fourth (4th) Company, F. A. d'H. 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HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS I VooDoo Inspired SCULFTUBES RAFFIA BAGS JEWELRY & SHOES Native-Insph. u Factory Uutlet HAITIAN MUSIC SPORT SHIRTS MAHOGANY Collector's Items "The Best. R* Typical Costume-Dressed DOLLS World Famous RUGS & DRAPEIY 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. J Hates 1t 3ot/a A .a X > 1 6 2 --- Page 8 --- PAGE 8 Sunday January 2ist, 1962 Producers Seek A Global Accord By SAL R. NUCCIO Move To Check Steadv Drift Downward With A 5-Year Pact Including Penalty The situation in the world coffee market was black and bitter effective in stabilizing the mar-] Spot Prices Vary While the United States lent members to no more than they last year, but a suggestion of ket because of several factors. The spot prices of the physic- support to producer agreements, had bought in a recent year, sweetness was added in the last Among them are the participa- al commodity in the New York it was not until last year that The members of the current month. SAL R. NUCCIO Move To Check Steadv Drift Downward With A 5-Year Pact Including Penalty The situation in the world coffee market was black and bitter effective in stabilizing the mar-] Spot Prices Vary While the United States lent members to no more than they last year, but a suggestion of ket because of several factors. The spot prices of the physic- support to producer agreements, had bought in a recent year, sweetness was added in the last Among them are the participa- al commodity in the New York it was not until last year that The members of the current month. tion. of consumers, who would market last year ranged from it indicated a willingness to join international agreement and esOn Dec. 17, the proposed terms police the export-quota system; 44.75 cents a pound in January a consumer-producer pact. On timates of their exportable proof a strong international coffee the setting of penalties for viola- down to 42.25 in December for Aug. 7, Secretary of the Treas- duction, in 1,000-bag units, for agreement were announced in tors, and the establishment of Colombian coffee, and from ury Douglas Dillion, at the In- the 1961-62 crop year are are Washington by a drafting com- a fund, financed by a*levy on 37.75 cents down to 33.5 for San- ter-American Economic and So as follows: mittee appointed under the ex exports, to help coffee countries tos 4 (Brazilian). The prices for cial Conference of Finance Min- Brazil 32,000 isting International Coffee Agree- to diversify output and reduce all grades ranged from 34.65 to isters in Uruguay, pledgd that Colombia 6,800 ment. stocks. 67.43 cents a pound in 1957, 37.57his Government would join such Ivory Coast 2,750 If adopted, the proposed pact to 52.34 in 1958, 28.72 to 4502ja agreement. Uganda 2,170 would run for five years, re- Brazil, the largest coffee pro- in 1959, and 17.33 to 44.98 in He added that the United Sta- Angola (Portugal) 1,850 placing the present one at its ducer and exporter, may have 1960, indicating a steady decline. the would "use its good offices El Salvador 1,500 expiration Sept. 30, and would as much as 40,000,000 bags stock- In light of this, most coffee to urge the participation of Guatemala 1,400 be signed by consumer nations piled. And more will be added men agree that an effective in- other consuming countries" and Mexico 1,400 as well as producers. The pres- when she starts buying coffee ternational agreement is essen- would "help in the enforcement Costa Rica 1,000 ent pact covers twenty-eight pro- from growers on Jan. 15, undér tial, but many question whether of export quotas through con- Malagasy Republic ducing nations, and is re-nego- her: Government-aid program. it will be realized soon: They trols." Cameroon tiated each year. Consumers, as well as other noted that Latin-American and The United States could be Kenya Ecuador 625 500 producers, also have large African producers had difficulty caught in the crossfire of batt Fourteen Latin- -American na- stocks. It recently was estimat- enough in agreeing last Septem- les amongt factions that the Dep Congo (Leopoldville) tions are dependent on coffee ed that a total of 3,500,000 bags ber to 'an extension of the pres: artment of State would not like Peru for their economic existence, and of coffee was stored in the Uni- ent, weaker agreement. They to offend. The proposal contains Haiti it has become increasingly im- ted States, the largest consum- wondered whether there would provisions for the avoidance of Dominican Republic 450 475 portant to Africa. er, with imports of about 22,150,- be any improvement when the such battles but is sometimes Venezuela Prices of the product have 000 bags in 1960. thirty-three-nation coffee study vague as to their application. Tanganyika drifted steadily downward under group met in Washington on Nicaragua the present international agree- Carry-over stocks widen evenj |March 5 to decide whether suc- Methods Not Indicated Honduras ment, which sets export quotas more the gap between produc- cessful negotiations could be Cuba 200 148 but does not attempt to control tion and consumption, which is held in June on the proposal. any improvement when the such battles but is sometimes Venezuela Prices of the product have 000 bags in 1960. thirty-three-nation coffee study vague as to their application. Tanganyika drifted steadily downward under group met in Washington on Nicaragua the present international agree- Carry-over stocks widen evenj |March 5 to decide whether suc- Methods Not Indicated Honduras ment, which sets export quotas more the gap between produc- cessful negotiations could be Cuba 200 148 but does not attempt to control tion and consumption, which is held in June on the proposal. For example, it refers to plans Togo production or imports. It haslincreasing, but not fast enough: to remove obstacles to increased Republic of Central Africa 140 30 been credited with retarding Production of exportable coffee The key to the situation how- consumption, such as internal Panama The for price slides, though it has nolin the 1961-1962 crop year is ever, may lie with the United taxes, import duties and export estimated production effective means of dealing with expected to reach about 61,825,- States, which, with France, Bri- or import subsidies, but does the three other members -Daquota violations, said to have 000 bags compared with 50,822,- tain, Italy and Sweden, other not indicate how'it will be done. homey, Gabon and the French been flagrant. 000 in the previous crop year importers, served on the draft Another provision makes im- African with that Community- other is included and a record total of 66,098,000 ing committee with five produ- porters responsible for preventof smaller a AfriProponents See Stability in 1959-60. World imports in 1960, cers, Brazil, Colombia and the ing non-partieipating nations can 390,000 producers, for total of the most recent year available, Ivory Coast -the three largest, from destroying the pact's ef bags: Proponents of the proposed amounted, to about 42,368,000 in that order- and El Salvador fectiveness. They would do this The total of 61,825,000 bogs for plan say that it would be more bags. and Mexico. by limiting purchases from non- estimated cluded that world of production other Central inAmerican nations (300,000 bags), other South American nations (45,000 bags), still other non4 member African nations (1,435, 000 bags) and Asia and Oceania (1,891,000 bags). ghf WANTED: Small, Marine Steam Engine, one or two cylinders. 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FLORIDA par forthnightly sailings of the riviere d riviere Miami-Port au Prince-Miami MIAMI ADDRESS: Telephone: Highland 51767 Franklin 9-7228 --- Page 9 --- HAITI SUN - PAGE 9 more than 48 hours to bring ounce, Ma Griffe, $5.60 for % Jet Service To St. Croix back only $100 of duty-free for- ounces Arpege, $5.75 for Y ouneign goods unless they are re- ce, Joy, $18.80 for % ounce. turning from the Virgin Islands where the allowance is a To Put Isle Close To USA doubled St. Croix is also famed for its to $200. inexpensive Danish silver, French crystal and English china as CHRISTIANSTED, St. Croix-Iwhen Pan American Airways' [to reachi St. Croix. From Miami In St. Croix there are 60 shops well as for play clothes desigThis winter American tourists 575-mile-an-hour Clippers start the trip will be three and a half catering to tourists and they are ned and made in the islands or are going tor take more notice linking Uncle Sam's largest Vir- hours, including a 45-minute every bit as chic as the celeb- imported from Europe. DE this poetic. island of sugar gin Island with New York and stopover in San Juan, Puerto Ri-rated shops in better-known, pane fields, slave-built stoné Miami as soon as the runways co. The airline has long linked nearby St. Thomas, the official Back in 1946 St. Croix had windmill towers and charming are finished. This is expected St. Croix to the USA with piston- residence of the Governor of the only one boarding house which great houses transformed into within the next few weeks." engined planes. Virgin Islands. offered accommodations to visithotels. During fiscal 1961 more than ors and a handful of taxis. ToJet service comes to St. Croix The non-stop, flight from New 200,000 tourists' spent $25,817,000 Nobody leaves St. Croix with- day the 83-square-mile island pr the first time in its history York will take only four hours as well as a holiday in the three out liquor or French perfumes. has 1,118 beds in 32 hotels and islands - St. Croix, St. Thomas Scotch begins at $2.50 a fifth, guest houses, 172 miles of road 1 A and St. John. St. Croix drew rum costs 80 cents up and Ca- and 2,809 vehicles. 58,829 tourists in 1961. Jet ser- nadian whiskies and French corvice will hoost this total consi- dials are $2.25 up. Gin starts at! Rates for a room, bath, and derably. $1.50. Fine cognacs and champ- two meals in the best hotels agnes run around $3 a bottle. range from $15 to $25 per per Purchase of free port goods in son a day on a double occupanSt. Croix is also expected to in- Prices for perfumes are so cy basis. A double room, with crease not only because of more enticing that every feminine tou- breakfast, runs from $9 per pertourism but because of the new rist stocks up on a variety of son a day up. A double room, U.S. Customs regulations. These scents. Blue Hour costs $8.50 permit American citizens abroadl2/3 ounce; Femme, $7.60 for % (Continued on pago 10) AW OLD PLANTATION HOUSES DOT ST. CROIX M This- is St. Croix, largest of the U.S. Virgin as it Iooks - Islands, today. Although it is fast developing into a popular Caribbean playground, old plantation houses and conical stone windmill fowers. still overlook fields green with sugar cane. Easily reached orlra beans by Pan American, St. scents. Blue Hour costs $8.50 permit American citizens abroadl2/3 ounce; Femme, $7.60 for % (Continued on pago 10) AW OLD PLANTATION HOUSES DOT ST. CROIX M This- is St. Croix, largest of the U.S. Virgin as it Iooks - Islands, today. Although it is fast developing into a popular Caribbean playground, old plantation houses and conical stone windmill fowers. still overlook fields green with sugar cane. Easily reached orlra beans by Pan American, St. Croix will become even more accessible foe when runways for jet Clippers are completed in the next few weeks. Then vacationists can fly direct to the island on Pan Am ee erlta jets trom New York and Miami. goodhess THE WORLD TURNS TO Wbite Label" yes...you get NO beans in every cup of NESCAFÉ The all coffee instant coffee with the *Let's have another cup" taste. Spin the globe, and country after countfy passes before you- It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (NEW) large: ands small, olda andr new,f fromt the Tropicst tot thel Poles. Inall coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted ofthem you. can bes sure off finding "WHITET LABEL" -one oft the greats Scotchy whiskiesoftl thes world.Theu uniques softnessof Scottish beans go into every flavorful cup of today's burn water, and more than a century of fine blending, have Nescafé. No other no NESCAFE coffee. matter how te Lab combined tor make -WHITE LABEL" a Whisky among whiskies. it'si made. tastes so fresh, sO friendly, SO INSTANT completely satisfying. In today's Nescafé, Wbite Label" the accent COFFEE is on coffee! Instont DEWAR'S SCOTCH WHISKY MeAi-Cufesh IT Get NEVER VARIES NESCAFÉ today! blended and roasled ANDRE KHAWLY 10 your lasle Agent Distributor: 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat - Phone: 3721 P. 0. Box 1207 --- Page 10 --- PAGE 10 HAITI SU N Sunday January 21st, 1962 Jet Service To St. Croix Put Isle Close To USA Toastmasters Club News jbullding nia, which in will Santa be Ana, their Califhr- World Headquarters. (Continued from page 9) carry four to six people, and without meals, starts at $14. cost $40 to $120 per day. On January sth the Port alrsed of English-spaalding people Visitors prefering to eat all Down at King Christian wharf Prince Toastmasters Club was and those witha goud knowledge over the island will find twenty in Christiansted, the visitor can addressed by the Charge d'Ai- of English. In other Co'intries it restaurants from which to choo- make arrangements for water faires of Canada, Mr F'eter Jen- is composed of people who have se. sking, reef excursions, daily nings, who spoke on the subiect a working knowiedge of the A big, sugar-producing island sails or inter-island cruising. A of the Canadian Department of country's language, There are during the 18th Century, St. popular day's trip is to nearby External Affairs. Mr. Jennings some 3500 members throughout Croix still retains an old world Buck Island which has an ex- explained how the Department the world. It. is. entirely non-poaura. All over its rolling landof the number of and non-secfarian. Srlende quisite beach. East Buck Is- operates, people litical with scape massive great houses do- land are fabulous reefs. employed, which were just sev: the single aim of bringing toge- (vincINtA minate the crest of hills. Nearby In Frederiksted, 15 miles from en prior to World War II, and ther men who wisit to improvel are sugar some Ciameltas the squat conical mill IChristiansted, Jim Hurd at Sprat now number 400, and their ability to speak in publie. farian. Srlende quisite beach. East Buck Is- operates, people litical with scape massive great houses do- land are fabulous reefs. employed, which were just sev: the single aim of bringing toge- (vincINtA minate the crest of hills. Nearby In Frederiksted, 15 miles from en prior to World War II, and ther men who wisit to improvel are sugar some Ciameltas the squat conical mill IChristiansted, Jim Hurd at Sprat now number 400, and their ability to speak in publie. towers. On most drives the Car-Hall, a lovely greathouse trans- other points of interest. The President of the Port au ibbean Sea is in sight. formed into a hotel, caters to Prince Club is Mr Jean Tolte JOSEPH NADAL Co. a & As result most visitors rent fishing enthusiasts and aficion- The Toastmasters Is a public of Auto, S.A. a self-drive car and spend rest- ados of water sking. He also of- speaking club with about 30 mem- Toastmasters International is ful days exploring, swimming fers rental outboards for in- bers in Port au Prince, compo- constructing a new headquarters Agents. and taking pictures. A Volks- shore fishing: wagen costs $9.50 per day and eight cents a mile or $49 a week. 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D'ADESKY ILY A DES PNEUS GOODYEAR POUR CHAQUE ROUE DE LA FERME 1666606666666666660606604 2-59-8F --- Page 11 --- Sunday January 21st, 106 e HAITI SUN PAGE 11 66 Bamboche Creole 97 New Oloffson Show floor at the venerabic old hotel, Cherisme, and the group. the show is a gem in minia- No longer need anyone say, K. BAER jand hews cunningly to the folk- in its own field. Lavinia has ture, with Ti Paris. himself as "what can we do N it's Monday The Hotel Olofison recently op- lore of Haiti. It is capably ma- put together a tight, snappy the stopper. Neither he nor Ma- nite?" Go to the Oloffson where ened its winter season with a naged by Lavinia Williams who show which sparkles in its own deleine Marcel need any intro- Al Seitz makes you feel sC perresumption of Mondav nite also does the announcing, With right, even though (how I don't duction. Madeleine seems to sonally welcome you're inclinshows, which was welcome news so much deviation toward mo- know) the air during showtime have returned to Creole songs ed to think he opened just for to the local folk seeking enter- dern dancing and American-ype is alive with light-refiecting in which she excels, and which your party, and where Lavinia's tainment, as well as to visitors entertainment, among the other soap bubbles. They are a unique seem to fit her personality SO show gives you the feeling of who have heard of the famous popular: nite spots, it is a real touch adding to the atmosphere much better than sophisticated seeing the genuine article in hotel abroad. pleasure to be able to enjoy gen- of light-heartedness, French or American numbers. Haitian entertainment, which is The show. is fresh. vivacious' uine Haitian talent at its best In keeping with the small There: are new laces in Lavi- Haiti's second-to-none attraction nia Williams' team of dancers; to visitors from other lands. and a number of comer rs', among when are. Gerda Belmond, Fefe Guignard and his boys, Nathalie Gentil, Frantz Dela- with Joe Lavoie strutting his tour. Musicians include Aliption stuff, invite you to dance even Cadet on the flute, and Edner lif you have two left feet. foies Ticke No Rollei tonahe BBolex LIGA p MeL46 WITH A Voigt -linder Noiglfinger HASSELBLAD BESSAMATIC BRAUN Hobby CAMERAS AT FREL POBT PRICES Walz Camens Cenler ofHfuilisa Ecnkla RUEBONNE FOI Phone: 2350 OSRAM Ma ger S.KAHN AIR-CONDITIONES Caribbean Construction Co. SA. Our 200-vear tradition forbids it: Builders Of The Military City Wecannot stoop to mass production. Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD Bach Vacheron & Constantin watch is hand-crafted. : 2 rare masterpiece Phone: 3955. P. O. BO . 284 destined forasmalli internationalélite. v VACHERON You know ET: k'sa really fine CONSTANTIN Scotch when it's In Geneva since 1755 JOHNNIE WALKER, Exclusive Agent: FOUAD A. MOURRA Avenue dean-Jacques Dessalines WALKER JOHNNIE and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Bora 1830-aill going strong Rue Bonne Foi Ta EXCLUSIVE AGENT: LIONEL S. D'ADESKY 284 destined forasmalli internationalélite. v VACHERON You know ET: k'sa really fine CONSTANTIN Scotch when it's In Geneva since 1755 JOHNNIE WALKER, Exclusive Agent: FOUAD A. MOURRA Avenue dean-Jacques Dessalines WALKER JOHNNIE and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Bora 1830-aill going strong Rue Bonne Foi Ta EXCLUSIVE AGENT: LIONEL S. D'ADESKY --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SU N Sunday January 21st, 100 HAITIAN VOODOO ISN'T HOCUS-POCUS jof goats and chickens, the drinking of the blood of the slaughter- (Continued from page 4) some carrying torches, others ed animals, and frenzied animaHumor In Haiti bewilderingly complex. It is tho wielding machetes. Some child- tion that leaves the dancers in Haitian peasant's heritage from ren partake in the dancing. a "possessed" or semi-hypnotic Here is one from the Diplom-Ivault the past and his faith in the fut- An hour of this spectacle would state. atic It seems there was Rose Bowl. only last Spring in the ure. It is drunaming and singing be more than enough for the an international Corps. convention of and dancing,. communion with average "outsider," according to The voodoo chants are long medical men in Geneva and after So their scientific Interest the ancient gods of Africa and voodooists. But they continue all and repetitions, you are told. one whetted the newsmen asked a communication with the dead. It through the night. Special cere- And somewhere in the ceremony of the meetings newsmem famous bacteriologist: "Doctor is older than Haiti, perhaps old- monies may start Saturday eve- -if you understood voodoo Cre- were seated a table with, in a the cocktail medicos em- what outstanding medical exper er than Christianity, and so deep- ning and continue through day- ole- you would hear the Lord's around iences have you had in" your ly rooted in the consciousness of break on Wednesday. Prayer, the Apostle's Creed, and porium. busy life of research "Welll" the peasant that if deprived of The more elaborate voodoo rit a number of Hail Marys. Addressing a world-fa mous said the Doctor. "A case comes it and given no substitute he es involve the sacrifice of dozen-- surgeon, one of the newsmen immediately to mind; a beau would be left dangling in space."' " asked: "Doctor, what in your tiful young girl about 14 With no exaggeration, it would mind was the most complicated old was brought into my 4 require the number of pages Chatelet des Fleurs case of surgery you ever per- atories a few years ago infect that compose this newspaper for formed?" Well", said the doc- ed with leprosy. It was pathe an entire week, to describe the GARDEN PRODUCTS tor, "A man came. out of a road- tic, her face covered with swel content and activities of a vooside tavern one evening, a little lings and ulcers, the same vis doo ceremony. confused, onto a boulevard of arms Are Available At ible on her and legs. She The actual ceremony, to begin Exclusively fast-moving traffic. An automolike a case for with, is said to be anything but bile swerving to avoid him cra- appeared contagious patients segregation some entertaining: the singing is deaAU LINCOLN GROCERIES shed with another car coming in But you know I had de the been fening, drumming is furiour, the other direction at high veloping some new antibiotics the dancing wildy exhausting. speed, and the pedestrian was Cooking is an essential part of and RIGAUD GROCERIES centered at the point of impact. and one of these had the shown success il some against lepro many ceremonies depending His case appeared hopeless; his bacillus in vitrio. So on what special foods the partiHigh Class Iceburg-Lettuce liver seemed mixed with his sy pathies around, I my sym cular god evoked being enjoys brains and his lungs were interexperimented most. Haitians drink "Tafia" a meshed with his intestinal tract. ing is an essential part of and RIGAUD GROCERIES centered at the point of impact. and one of these had the shown success il some against lepro many ceremonies depending His case appeared hopeless; his bacillus in vitrio. So on what special foods the partiHigh Class Iceburg-Lettuce liver seemed mixed with his sy pathies around, I my sym cular god evoked being enjoys brains and his lungs were interexperimented most. Haitians drink "Tafia" a meshed with his intestinal tract. with increasing dosages on the powerful raw rum, during the Strawberries, Broccoli, Water-Cress But you know in these days of young patient, with gradually rite. The dancers, both until men and antibiotics, infection is largely disappearing after about symptoms, 18 women, leap and months, reel crazily, With Unsurpassed Standards of Food-Purity minimized, and myself and she finally was with three aides worked on this case released,. no signs 1E4RSA25 five days, 18 hours per day, with evident whatsoever of the mali surgical forceps, replacing ar gnant malady". "But Doctor," teries, nerves, ears and toes and pressed the newsmen, "Did no Aots the patient finally came symptoms ever reappear? Was through". "But Doctor" said the she enabled to take her normal newsmen, did he recover suffi- place in society. again?" Judge ciently to renew a useful life, for yourself then", said the doct enter normal society? "WellI r'l or: "Only last week she was say" said thei Doctor, "At the elected Beauty Queen for thel national intercollegiate games helst IOIIA OHI Jo AEM U 3o in the pole- (Continued on page won first place a parts salesman 149399990900%4 2 ar 0 2X 2X CASINO says to you... OPEN NIGHTLY GAMBLING oWe manufacture parts under DANCING TO license from Caterpillar. So our JOE TROUILLOT'S parts are of Caterpillar quality." ORCHESTRA MIDNIGHT SHOW Entrance Charge $1.00 On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS X dolorotor Jodosi fotolod is misrepresenting ne the facts... ISSA OHAITI Because only your Caterpillar Dealer ART GALLERY has a complete line of genuine Caterpillar onRoedo Quai parts-built to Caterpillar specifications Scolplures by PAINTINGS by and including the latest R.FRANCOiS Cedor J. DU PERRIER J.E-Gourgue Caterpillar engineering developments. V.Denis O.DU PERRIER L.Lazard Catergillr A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel HAYTIAN TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT Co. S. A. N.Jean Maurice Bonnefil, Manager Chancerelles --- Page 13 --- Sunday January 21st, 1962 HAITI SUN PAGE 13 MAURICE SAUREL DIES Return of the Salesman GOURMET CLUB'S 12th NIGHT PARTY Paul E. Hanson, a very ScanA taxi out. of control, without A Dapper likable person, his dihoovian-looking American, who One ot the gustatory sensa-L'Oie farcie aux marrons clutch. and its lights urtned off, tragic death caused widespread lives in Puerto Rico and js the tions of the year is the annual Les Champignons a la careening down Rue Bellevue sorrow in the country. He is Caribbean representative of the Twelfth Night Party given by La, Salade Mercedes Creme early Saturday evening and survived by his wife and three Minnesota Mining & Manufactu- the Gourmet Club of Port au La Galette des Rois struck 34-year-old Engineer Mau- children. ring Co., was in town again Jast Prince. Vins Cafe rice Saurel as he changes tires Haiti Sun expresses condolen- week with his lust for Haiti in- This year's party was spon- Hand Champagne decorated menu cards, on his car parked at the curb. ces to his family and relation diminished. representative of the Twelfth Night Party given by La, Salade Mercedes Creme early Saturday evening and survived by his wife and three Minnesota Mining & Manufactu- the Gourmet Club of Port au La Galette des Rois struck 34-year-old Engineer Mau- children. ring Co., was in town again Jast Prince. Vins Cafe rice Saurel as he changes tires Haiti Sun expresses condolen- week with his lust for Haiti in- This year's party was spon- Hand Champagne decorated menu cards, on his car parked at the curb. ces to his family and relation diminished. According to the man sored by two member hostess- sought as Souvenirs, were made The taxi after striking thei jand close friend his brother he has been here many himself, times es of the Club Gina Celestin, by artist Roger Valenti for the kneeling man continued swaying Jean and wife Suzanne Saurel. and came back this time to see the Club's President, and Mrs January 6th dinner. down the street. In its wake The driver was arrested by what he liked so much before: Albert Celcis. While the Gour Guests, numbering about mortally injured Maurice Saurel Police the same evening after One of the things he met Club is composed of women, were with roast fifty, down was discovered and rushed toh his wild trip through the which bears mentioned, is that the Twelfthi Night Party is a goose delighted with chestnut the Hospital Canape Vert where he Pacot and Sacre Coeur resident- he loves the repeating, perfume that Hai mixed affair and lucky hus- both because of its delectable dressing, expired two hours later. ial area. tian women wear becanse bands are allowed to squire preparation as well as the unthey. know how to wear it. He their Blue Ribbon chef-wives, usualnéss of such fare. said he finds it more intoxicat- and some fortunate outsiders ing that the finest whiskey in receive special invitat tions. Maj. Antonio Kubelius of the SONZ 29 the islands, and he sounded like These invitations are coveted Geodetic Survey was the tucky 0X NAnO a man who knows: and are never declined. King this year, and Barbara IN PETIONVILLE IT's This year's menu was as fol- MacNeal was his The * Queen. Mr. Hnson's main account lows: party was enjoyable not only P here is SHASA, since he deals Cocktail au Champagne from the standpoint of fine food in automotive suppies. His out- Les Anges a Cheval and wines, but because the atHOTEL MONTANA fit is known as the 3M Company, Les Allumettes au Sesame mosphere was gay and lightwith main offices in St. Paul, L'Aiglefin en Bellevue a la Roy: hearted, and a bit light-headed Minn. ale too. e Paul was an enthusiastic guest * At L0ofeet altitude.yet only7mnules x at Hotel Oloffson's Monday nite from the heart oF PORT-AU-PRINCE : D show. He's a quotable mnan. WitMonday Night ness: Haitian people get more X The most exquisite Views,oVerlooking thed dly @ jout of life and do more living HOTEL IBO LELE X in a minute than most people do thel bay, the the mounfains . plains, in a month. Shango Club Paul Night Hanson is another un- * Delicious dontinental cuigine and superb sung ambassador of Haiti whose servide. word-of-mouth advertising is pri- HERBIE WIDMAIER & HIS GROUP d3 celess. @ * Personalized altention to every guest. SEEKING POSITION * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge P Man well acquainted with touandl Bar : Panorama Terrace rist problem seeks position in Hotel or Travel Service. Con be Air-dondihioned de-luxe rooms o employed as assistant-Mannger, or Social Attache to entertain E M tourists and toke to excursion. Good experience and excellent TROPIGAS WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM reference. Apply to HAITI SUN. 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Costume Ball To Crown (Continned Off from page 1) and "T The [program says, really accidental death of Maurice Sorel by a hit-and-run taxi Carnival Capers of English folksons. At 9 a.m. felt I was travelling in big comdriver brought a pall of grief over the city last week-end. The The Bacoulou Night Club an- Friday morning he sang with pany." The deaf in Guatemala introductory musical program sponsored by the Spanish Charge nounced today that it is plan- the handicapped children at St. sang with him by following his ning a gay "Bal Masque,' - to d'Affaires over Radio Haiti at 6 o'clock last Sunday, was a real be held on Monday of Carnival Vincent's School. gestures; if the Bliss Institute treat. -As usual, Sunday drivers are losing, tempers over the Week at the popular Petionville Mr Meyer is a full professor in British Honduras did not colat olumbia University Teachers' lapse during the recent tornado, traffic jams occasioned by the Mardi Gras bands. nounced today that it is plan- the handicapped children at St. sang with him by following his ning a gay "Bal Masque,' - to d'Affaires over Radio Haiti at 6 o'clock last Sunday, was a real be held on Monday of Carnival Vincent's School. gestures; if the Bliss Institute treat. -As usual, Sunday drivers are losing, tempers over the Week at the popular Petionville Mr Meyer is a full professor in British Honduras did not colat olumbia University Teachers' lapse during the recent tornado, traffic jams occasioned by the Mardi Gras bands. It would seem Cabaret. ollege and graduate of the Uni- it remembers his voice; Caswise to restrict them to side streets and prohibit them from the The "Bal Masque" is expect- versity of Nottingham, England ro's hospitalized wonded soldmain arteries. Will somebody tell me what they are digging of ed to be one of the great events where he once held a 3-hour iers joined their voices with its this year's carnival season. that big hote for in front of the series of historical paintings on It will be limited, however, to song-fest. two and a half years ago; the the Boulevard? Is it an underground leak or something new to 100 persons, so reservations Wally began his work as a Nassal Police threw off their should hobby in 1948 while working with usual restraint with him; the be built? -Dear Jerry Shaw, now that you have a nice new be made as soon as pos- foreign-born adults at Colombia, Olympic athletes at Helsinki in cage for your birds, won't you please return the one I delivered sible. Entrance will be $5 and has now become an interna- 1952 blew of fsteam in his comthem in? --George Kenn's new desk job at the distillery sure is on, which includes a cold per supper. pers- tional song leader. He says his pany; the tough Canadian Mounputting the weight on him. Gai Debrosse is handling the Ser- Costumes will be required of work is hree-fold: entertainment, ties relaxed in his company and vice-with-a-Smille Department at, Claude Martin's shop while the all guests. Sorry no birthday teaching international folk songs, 'got their song'; American soldand work-shops for teachers and iers all over the world have welbosses are away visiting. Everybody in town who uses a type- suits. song leaders. comed his singing; the 1956 writer should be interested in that Ko-Rec-Type paper which HUMOR IN HAITI A recent magazine article on Christmas Party given by the means you never have to. use an eraser again. Don Mohr sells Orange Bowl festival in Miami." this ebullient man says in part First Lady of the Philippines it. -Oops! Now that I've lampooned George Kenn, I have to take So after another leisurely one, that "his deliberately flamboy- brought out an audience of 60,000; it all back. HE'S the new manager under the new management the newsmen turned to a World- ant style, his girations, and good 5,000 Norwegians lifted their humor (the audience).. with and the Scouts at the Caribe Haiti (ex-Simbie). Told me so himself... I hope I famous psychiatrist. "Doctor you forget made.. their self-conscious- voices his, must have had one or two own of every land have loved him. don't have to take this back too. But George has company... standing cases that would make out- nee and inno time) at all the Mr Meyer is a member of the Al Sykes has put on a pound or two too, since he's been master- news?" "Well," said the Doctor, room was filled with. song, and famous Marble Collegiate Churminding the Oloffson. OK, it's young and becoming to both of "There was indeed one outstand- laugher ch where the well-beloved Nor: them. And who am: I to talk?? -I'm about to scream loud and ing case only recently. We had Mr Meyer's services are at man Vincent Peale speaks. As long against Mother Hubbards (Mu-Mu's) made of good, bad ori la man in one of our confinedi the disposal of educational and well as being a song ambassadwards and he seemed far-gone] of fellowship and good will, indifferent brocades, etc. , it's young and becoming to both of "There was indeed one outstand- laugher ch where the well-beloved Nor: them. And who am: I to talk?? -I'm about to scream loud and ing case only recently. We had Mr Meyer's services are at man Vincent Peale speaks. As long against Mother Hubbards (Mu-Mu's) made of good, bad ori la man in one of our confinedi the disposal of educational and well as being a song ambassadwards and he seemed far-gone] of fellowship and good will, indifferent brocades, etc. for, evening wear. They're just NOT for from normal sanity. He was charitable drganizations. He is Tor Mr Meyer writes articles for everybody, and a gal who has a youthful, slim figure is nuts (in nuts net; on less violent days he keen in meeting Boy arid Girl camping and musical magazines. my not SO humble opinion) to shroud it in sack-cloth. Except for had the illusion that he was Scouts, and in reaching other, hospitals, One of his favorite audiencea schools institutions. few who can lay claim to the elusive word 'exotic', , mu-mus Diamond Jim Brady. In days His services are free to. institu- participation groups is the peop- of look best in the kitchen, no matter, what the material. You're not of apparent normally he would tions which are unaule to pay, le in the old peoples' homes bé accompanied on the street land where entertainment supposed to/be that comfortable on a dance floor. -If you were and suddenly among crowded bat he accepts' remuneration every is at a premium. They think one of those caught in the traffic jam at 5 o'clock Monday last pedestrians he would start shri- from sources in a position to he's 'prima' - and he is! on the Martissant Road, I hope you were up in front to see the eking, wave his arms, kick, try pay, ses. to help defray his expen: Many local schools and instishow. A whole camionette-load of people who had been to a fun- to throw off his clothes. He was Wally Meyer is recognized by tutions have a rare opportunity eral jumped bail when the driver took off after a little boy who in a strait-jacket a good part of sight on the streets of most of to use his services before he headed for the hills without paying his fare. Looked like a the had time; some of us thought the cosmopolitan cities of the departs on the SS Evangeline put-up he no chance". "But at the job with the little boy as the decoy. LOn the other side of the time I was working with some world. Milyabkee-born. in the U. on Tuesday, Mr Meyer arrived scale, The Twist is reducing Dancing Doll Jolicoeur to a mere of my new advanced tranquilliz s. he has visited in Canada, En- on this ship last Tuesday, unSwitzerland, without adhis whisp of former self... and if I hear anybody ask who's The ers. Sweden, gland, Fra nce, Lichtenstein Norway, fortunately, vance publicity. If you much meet him, Twist?, I'm all ready, willing and able to answer. Yep, this This patient seemed a likely (wher the Prince was the Scout ask him to show you his scrapweekl I'm drinking my milk from a saucer. -Gina (Lollobrigida) subject on which to try out some Leader), Ireland, Trieste, Mona- book... But don't try to lift it! Iof them. Celestin has come out of mourning with as slick a wardrobe as "To my surprise, our number co; Brussels, Egypt and gave any girl might envy. . If you much meet him, Twist?, I'm all ready, willing and able to answer. Yep, this This patient seemed a likely (wher the Prince was the Scout ask him to show you his scrapweekl I'm drinking my milk from a saucer. -Gina (Lollobrigida) subject on which to try out some Leader), Ireland, Trieste, Mona- book... But don't try to lift it! Iof them. Celestin has come out of mourning with as slick a wardrobe as "To my surprise, our number co; Brussels, Egypt and gave any girl might envy. -There's a place in Haiti called "Lesson' L.T. 349788 now marketed under 15 programs in Tripoli, Libya, He will appear on Tele-Haiti Africa. In Wales he followed on ati down TV Jan. 22nd, and Monday, (way South) one called Battey (over on the border), the name of Nixnuts, had a re- Liberac on he entertainment 6:30 p.m. and that's what I'll be soon ifI don't stay away from that map... markable normalizing effect on aX J and to anybody who repeats "soon", I say cream puffs at twenty the ly increasing patient. I gave dosages him at gradual- short paces at noon tomorrow at Rendez-Vous. What happened at intervals of time. Finally 261 a BACOULOU DANCE TROUP Radio Commerce at 9:30 Tuesday morning? It went dead like months after initiation of the G somebody smacked the needle across the record, and just as the treatment he was released, and) 0 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Colgate spot was due to be announced, then came a mess of although we have kept track of a IN static. I twisted the dial after ten minutes of that, but I'm still him, as yet we to have recall had him". no "But occasion Doc- 5 curious. Somebody should tell that living doll Madeleine Marcel tor," sked the incredulous 6 € BAL NEGRE' to put herself into the hands of a first class couturiere and stop newsmen. "Did he actually be- a trying to look like 7th Avenue, You're a natural, honey L why come a useful citizen again, 4 A Brand-New Show Featuring Haiti's disguise it? -Man, am I going to be ducking rocks come tomorrow take ty?" his "Well place that", in said normal the socie- Doc- S Most Exciting Famed Entertainers morning! -There's a new coined word going around for you peop- tor "you must judge for your- a ler who are running out of adjectives. It's FANTABULOUS, a com- self. Only recently he was ap- ( BACOULOU CABARET THEATRE bo (you guessed it) of fantastic and fabulous. Not bad, eh? You pointed head of one of the large @ PETIONVILLE can see Viv de Buren's fine Italian hand in the new Bacoulou regional divisions, in charge of @ (Free Meringue Lessons At 9:30 p.m.) ad... very effective. I hear people with hungry dogs lead them I planning believe or you something Americans like call that, it X a to the pigeons in the park to fill up. -Ever since the holidays, your Point IV program." X cec0ce - < - Dan Allen has been figuring out ways to serve Bromo Seltzer Sandwiches.. George Moore of USOM moved into that lovely ter-1 race apartment at the Caribe, and house-warmed it with a dilly of a party. -Geo Gonzales is still jockeying the Montana, despite PORT-AU-PRINCE the rumor HAITIW.I. he was going to the Caribe. -My old, battle-scarred Soa tdud PANTAL Bidg tomcat is scared to death of the new who is forever feinbeyBent puppie trying to bite the cat's tail. he oGA E hns Always thought was a bluff The bandi- MAHOGANY RUGS HLNERE tos, have stolen so many of those Veve-decorated lamps along the lin Beau Rivage wall that it looks like a with OF EXQUISITE OF SELECTED mouth half the teeth missing, Too bad, but if anyone has one to sell,I might be inter- I Designs OHHI Rush ested. I'd really like to know who made them in the first place; AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS I could use two or three in my Ti Caille Pas Droit. So if you : Quality. These same Sooris ane sold know, pass the word Sisal. along, and thanks. in. GRAND RUE the albost exclusiave Stores in the L.S. PHONE : KAY MAJOR. mouth half the teeth missing, Too bad, but if anyone has one to sell,I might be inter- I Designs OHHI Rush ested. I'd really like to know who made them in the first place; AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS I could use two or three in my Ti Caille Pas Droit. So if you : Quality. These same Sooris ane sold know, pass the word Sisal. along, and thanks. in. GRAND RUE the albost exclusiave Stores in the L.S. PHONE : KAY MAJOR. --- Page 15 --- Sunday January 21st. 1962 HAITI S U N PAGE 18 Miss Hilde Hensing, a secretary News In Brief at the Dutch Embassy in WashtiJoseph report ington, D.C. She said that she never. saw such a happy people/ G532 The Haitian people is happy in spite of his poverty. Back to the @Jim MacGuire is back again, @Mr John Staton Whealy, a States she will do her very best The prominent- -Realtor who was Realtor from Ocean City, Mary- to help. forced to shorten his six-week land and beautiful blonde wife visit here is back after two Argentinian wife Gail are dis- @The Reservoir Restaurant is weeks, to his darling Haiti, and covering the charms and beau- selected by the Rotary, Club for Volvick to the Oloffson. ties of the Island in a ten-day its weekly meeting. Engineer Jacques Nicaisse and Dr Rony Joseph, fléw visit. They are housed at the Maracaibo, Venezuela to study Malariology. They will stay six QDuring the week, Mr Digby Villa Creole. These visitors are @Currently visiting here, Mr. months... Mr Pierre Salesse, French Engineer arrived to practice Solomon the representative of entranced with the Haitian art. Roy Syverson, a farmer from ati the Industrial, Development Institute... The Caribbean Mills Co. the Ihter-American Development They bought a beautiful piece of Minnesota his wife Boonie Bertha and to and Health Department as its Bank in Haiti, visited Les Cayes sculpture from Andre Dimanche lovely daughter 15. They sent a check of $500.00 Population and conferred with businessmen at 167 Rue Capois. They motor- were greeted by Mr and Mrs contribution to the construction of Student's Cafeteria.. Mr Roger there concerning various indus- ed.to Cap Haitien Thursday to Milton Lau from the Pote Cole Mellon young Haitian statistician, left last. week, for Santiago of trrial activities. visit the Citadel. in Cap Haitien... Miss Natalie Chile. He will sojourn there one vear.. Engineer Louis R. Leveque, @Miss Mariane Boelen who Richter, a stock broker in New Seeretary of State for Public Works return from USA on special QMr John Delej, Director Ge- just spent ten days here' stated company York is making with Mr her Bernard outings Korn- in that her trip to the Citadel is mission.. By advice of Mgr Angenor, Regent of the Archidiocese, neral of the Inter-American De- the most marvelous blum, a business Executive in some requests will be made today, in all the the Churches and velopment Bank in Haiti, left by of her life. Miss Boelen experience from St. Louis, Mo and wife Myrtle, Chapels of the Capital to the benefit the construction of the Bel Pan Air for Washington, Satur- Rotterdam, Holland has been an artist and Mr James L. PatAir Hospital... Thursday afternoon, the Haitian Delegation except day. with the United Nations for 12 terson, in tire busines in MilPunta She has in Wisconsin and' wife EsAmbassador Louis Mars actually in Washington, flew to Del @Mrs Shirley Freedman, Mu- years, served Paris, waukee, Geneva, Rome and New York. ther, guests at the Ibo-Lele.. Este where will take place the important conference on Cuba riel Shindler's sister is enjoying She was recommended here by Mr Irving Klein, a Realtor from affiliation to Communism and such relationships to the OAS.. Harry a three day vacations here. She Great Neck, NY. and wife EleMitell purchaser of mahogany and other gift items who distributes arrived two weeks ago with her PARK BAND STAND anor, Al Siegel an Auto Dealer husband who went back to the UNDER REPAIR from Baltimore and wife Fanfrom Miami was a guest at the Montana during the weeks best States. where will take place the important conference on Cuba riel Shindler's sister is enjoying She was recommended here by Mr Irving Klein, a Realtor from affiliation to Communism and such relationships to the OAS.. Harry a three day vacations here. She Great Neck, NY. and wife EleMitell purchaser of mahogany and other gift items who distributes arrived two weeks ago with her PARK BAND STAND anor, Al Siegel an Auto Dealer husband who went back to the UNDER REPAIR from Baltimore and wife Fanfrom Miami was a guest at the Montana during the weeks best States. She was one of the best Workers are busy repairing nie, Mr Joseph Silver, a general story-teller in the Caribbean... Last Sunday there was a shipment Imeringue dancers at the El Ran- the unsafe condition of the Banal merchandising Manager from on the Grace Line of about 350cases of Haitian-manufactuned cho Thursday. Stand in the Place des Heros. Baltimore and wife Evelyn are shoes, 36 pairs to the case, probably over 2,000 pair's destined for current guests at the EI RanSt. Louis. Folks, that makes jeck, and creates employment and cho... in Flour, Mr feed Maurice and coffee T. Williams, machipayrolls, generates taxes, helps the Government and a properly for the products of the Cul-de-Sac Winter Vegetable Cooperative nery business in Chicago and adjusted community... Arthur Haas, well turned-out representative and he was here to aid in intiating the first considerable. shipment wife Lucille are also guésts at of the Murchison Brothers arrived in Port au' Prince during the of Cucumbers, Eggplant and Sweet Peppers by Grace Line to the El Rancho... Mr Richard Jasweek to visit HAMPCO and Caribbean Mills, two industrial entities New York... Mr and Mrs Jack Connell, florists of Columbia, Ohio mine, a Real Estate broker from Brooklyn and lovely wife Ellaithat are gradually adding to the economic strength Of this coun- were visitors during the week and visited Chatelet des Fleurs on ne are staying about a week at try. Incidentally it is being said that the merger of the two business of mutual interest.. Interesting data recently carried by the Oloffson.. Dr Richard Bailarge railway systems in the U.S, the Pennsylvania R.R. and the New York Times is to the effect that of the 1961 imports of sel, an interne from Columbus, New York Central was initiated by Murchison Brothers who con Bauxite into the United States, totalling 8,700,000 long tons, Jam- Ohio and his pretty wife Marilyn a from trol much of the stock of N.Y. Central... Mr Robert Cochran, aica supplied more than 50 percent, Dutch Guiana 25 percent. sas Sue, City bacteriologist got married on Janua- Kanrepresenting the Robert Cochran Produce Brokers of New York Other considerable suppliers were the Dominican Republic, Haiti ry 10 in Kansas City, Mo. and was a visitor in Haiti last week, He is the distributor in the U.S. and British Guiana.s are honeymooning at the Grand Hotel Oloffson, Dick will speA cialize in orthopedic surgery. @Mrs Sephora Lamour passed away on SaturdayJ January 6 and NIONS was burried the next day after a ceremony held at the Sacre Coeur Church. She was the moUsanbet FROM ther of Engineer Felix Lamour, now working in Morocco, of Mrs IDENTITY PHOTOS PASSPORT PHOTOS Pierre Lotis Elie, Miss Adeline DEVELOPING ENLARGEMENTS REPRODUCTIONS Lamour, a student in Political Sciences at the Sorbonne, Paris OD - - FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN and Mr Eugene Lamour, Maitre in VA Avenue Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 LE Cite de l'Exposition d'Hotel Chief at the El Rancho. was the moUsanbet FROM ther of Engineer Felix Lamour, now working in Morocco, of Mrs IDENTITY PHOTOS PASSPORT PHOTOS Pierre Lotis Elie, Miss Adeline DEVELOPING ENLARGEMENTS REPRODUCTIONS Lamour, a student in Political Sciences at the Sorbonne, Paris OD - - FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN and Mr Eugene Lamour, Maitre in VA Avenue Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 LE Cite de l'Exposition d'Hotel Chief at the El Rancho. Regrets. Onions of first quality are available at the> (. NA NA A (sales counter of ODVA at the corner of Ruer FISHER'S Gdes Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following, HAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS sprices: 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOI 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM OU 10lbs.--Bags 15 Gourdes STOMS 50lbs.-Bags 15 Gourdes AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS Wholesale orders will be filled on the basiss STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY of Gourdes: 2.75 per 10ibs. bags (Minimum> ON THE RUE DU QUAI (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACOEPTED) (10 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 501bs. (MinimSAVE UP TO 60' Per Cent ON IMPORTS (um 10 bags.) SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY N < uu à T5S --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 HAITISUN Sunday January 21st, Voyagez par.. AIR FRANCE CONSULTE VOTRE AGE BOEING ET CARAVELLE. LES 2 MEILLEURS *JETS. SUR LE PLUSGRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DE VOYAQ PRE-EMINENT GUEST LIST INTRODUCED Geodetic Survey's DR. LARIMER MELLON HONOREL TO AMERICAN ABASSADOR THURSTON New Chief (Continued. from page 1) an government of the won pleted and that the program is work of Dr Mellon, who The U.S. American Ambassa- and Mrs Edward McGurk, Mr now concerned with economic the Minstry ôf Public Health, the Hospital aften the 1 dor and Mrs Raymond Thurston Scarlatt of Firestone, Mr and mapping which wII include sur with the National Order "Hon- Humanitarian, Dr Albert S were the guests of honor at a Mrs Carlos Pereira, Mr Ather- veying basic resources of the neur et Merite" with the rank zer, was received with gre seven to nine p.m. reception of- ton Lee, Mrs Charlotte Ebell- country to satisty the require- of Officer for "Services rendus by all the people of Hait fered by the First Secretary of Bossian, Director of USOM, Mr ments of the Alliance for Prog- ala Communaute Souffrante". of also appreciated the goo the Embassy and Mrs Phillip and Mrs Earl Finnie; Major Do- ress, and serve as a taking-off the Artibonite Valley.s Mellon is doing in the Arti Williams on Thursday the 18th. nald Curry, Mr and Mrs Ben point for economic planning for This appreciation of the Haiti- Valley. Prominent among the guests was Shindler. The buffet refresh- Haiti. This phase of the program Secretary of State for Agricul- ments were served in a flower- will, of course, use, a great ture, Mr Andre Theard, Antonio laden dining room Mrs Williams amount of the data made availAndre, President of the Nation- as usual qualified for the title able by the first phase under al Bank of the Republic of Haiti, of the best-dressed woman in the able command of Maj, KubeJon Delei, Director, Mr and Mrs the Caribbean. lius. It will inelude mapping Digby Solomon, Mr and Mrs land usage; what land areas are Fritz Thebaud of the Inter-Amebeing used for, and if not. will, of course, use, a great ture, Mr Andre Theard, Antonio laden dining room Mrs Williams amount of the data made availAndre, President of the Nation- as usual qualified for the title able by the first phase under al Bank of the Republic of Haiti, of the best-dressed woman in the able command of Maj, KubeJon Delei, Director, Mr and Mrs the Caribbean. lius. It will inelude mapping Digby Solomon, Mr and Mrs land usage; what land areas are Fritz Thebaud of the Inter-Amebeing used for, and if not. in rican Development Bank, Mr President Receives, use, what purpose such land and Mrs Franz Thebaud, ex-Se- Ambassador Cantave could best serve, so. that a latge nator and Mrs H. Bourjolly, Mr system of land utilization may President Dr. Francois Duva- be recommended: This work willl Dr. G. SAMAME.. lier received H. E. Philippe Can- require larger scaled, more des (Continued from page 1) tave at the National Palace late tailed maps. of Public Health, Dr Aurele To- this past week. Mr Cantave is Major Curry said that suffiseph and Lucien Daumec, Assis- Ambassador Extraordinary to cient funds for these purposes tant-Secretary of State at the the Organization of American for the next quarter are availDepartment; assisted by. Dr Lo- States. able from Potnt IV. and that winski Fauche and Dr Paul The President spent some time the continuance of the program Moise, respectively General in-in: conversation and wished the is awaiting approval from Washspector of Hospital and Chief ofl Ambassador a pleasant and fruit- hington. Public Hygiene Division: ful rip. Maj, Carry :s an grey-haired, affable Army man, easily approached and destined to make Minister Aurele Joseph presenting the diploma to Dr. Mell many friendsin Haiti (photo D Les Studios de Dance BACOULOU CHenguuete by Wyler Training Ground For The TROUPE DE DANSE BACOULOU, Haiti's Most Prominent Dance Group. AMERICAN MODERN DANCE HAITIAN FOLK DANCE DRUMMING Special classes in drumming and croative dance for youngsters and young aduits. Body conditioning for adults. Inquire at Studios BACOULOU, Petionville, Mondays FOUAD A. MOURRA and Thursdays 2-5 p.m. Saturday mornings 9-11 p.m. Exelusive Agent: Avenve Jean-Jaeques Dessalines ODETTE WIENER, Director and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Rue Bonne Fo SHOES FAMOUS OVER FOR EVERY OCCASION J 80k The Work Imprime sur les Presses de HAITI SUN Ave. Ma ie-Jeanne Cite de PExposition Port au Princt --- Page 17 --- PAGE 8 Sunday January 21st, 1962 HAIT SU N PAGE 9 Producers Global Service To back. more only than $100 48 of hours duty-free to bring for- lounce, Ma Griffe, $5.60 for 16 Seek A Accord Jet St. Croix eign ounce: Arpege, $5.75 for V ou turning goods from unless the Virgin they are Islands re- ce, Joy, $18.80 for % ounce: a Isle where the allowance is By SAL, R. NUCCIO Move To Check Steady Drift Downward With A 5-Year Pact Including Penalty To Put Close To USA to $20. doubled St. Croix is Danish also famed for its inerxpensive silver, FrenThe situation in-the world cofSt. chcrystal and English china as fee market was black and bitter/etfetive in stabilizing the mar-] Spot Prices Vary While the United States lentlmembers to no more than they CHRISTIANSTED, Croix-when Pan American Airways" reach St. Croix. From Miami In St. Croix there are 60 shops well as for play clothes desiglast year, but a suggestion ofket because of several factors. Close To USA to $20. doubled St. Croix is Danish also famed for its inerxpensive silver, FrenThe situation in-the world cofSt. chcrystal and English china as fee market was black and bitter/etfetive in stabilizing the mar-] Spot Prices Vary While the United States lentlmembers to no more than they CHRISTIANSTED, Croix-when Pan American Airways" reach St. Croix. From Miami In St. Croix there are 60 shops well as for play clothes desiglast year, but a suggestion ofket because of several factors. The spot prices the physic- support to producer agrements, had bought in a recent year, This going winter American tourists semileanbour Clippers start 12 trip will be three and a halt cateringt to tourists and they are ned and made in the islands or sweetness was added in the last Among them are the participa- al commodity in a was not until last year that The members of the current are to.take more notice linkinig Uncle Sam's largest Vir- hours, including a 45-minute every. bit as chic as the celeb- imported from a month. tion of consumers, wio would market last year indicated willingness to join International agreement and- es- of this poetic islandof sugar gin Island with New York and stopover in San Juan, Puerto Ri- rated shops in better-known, Europe. On Dec. 17, the On of their cane fields, slave-built stone as airline has EEE proposed terms police ther export t-quota system: 44.75 cents a pound I Januarya consumer-producer paet. timates exportable "proMiami soon as the runways. The long linked nearby St. Thomas, the official Back in 1946 St, had a of strong international coffecthe setting of pehalties for viola- down to 42.35 in December trAug 7, Secretary of the Treas- duction, in 1,000-bag units, for windmill towers and charming are finished. This is expeeted E Croix to the USA with piston- residence of the Governor of the only one boarding house Croix which agreement were announced intors, and the establishment ofColambian coffee, and from ury Douglas Dillion at the In- the 1961-62 crop year are are great houses transformed into within the next few weeks. engined planes. Virgin Islands. offered accommodations to a a Washington by drafting com- fund, Tinanced by alevy 0031.15 cents down to 33.5 for San-ter-American Economie and So as follows: hotels. Duting fiscal 1961 more than ors and a handful of taxis. visit Tomittee appointed under. the ex exports, to help coffee countries tos (Brazilian). The prices forcial Conference of Finance Min- Brazil 32,000 NJet service comes to St. Croix The non-stop, flight from New 200,000 tourists spent $25,817,000 Nobody leaves St. Croix with- day the 83-square-mile island isting International Coffee Agree- to diversify output and reduce all grades ranged from 34.65 Tollsters in Uruguay, pledgd that Colombia 6,800 ate the first time in its history York will take only four hours aswell asa holiday in the threel out liquor or French perfumes. has 1.118 beds in 32 hoteis and ment. stockes. 67.43 cents aj pound in 1957, 32357his Government would join such Ivory Coast 2,750 islands - St. Croix, St. Thomas Scotch begins at $2.50 afifth, guest houses, 172 miles of If adopted, the proposed pact to 52.34 in 1958, 28.72 to 45.021an agreement. Uganda 2,170 TT -5 T and St. John. St. Croix drew rum costs 80 cents up and_Ca- and 2,809 vehicles. road would run for five years, Brazil, the largest coffee pro- in 1959, and 17.33 to 4.98 in He added that the United Sta- El Angola (Portugal) 1,850 1,500 58,529 tourists in 1961. Jet ser- nadian whiskies and French corplacing the present one at its ducer and exporter, may have 1960, indicating a steady decline. would "use its good offices Salvador vice will hoost this total consi- dials are $2.25 up. Gin startsat Rates for a room, bath, and expiration Sept. , Brazil, the largest coffee pro- in 1959, and 17.33 to 4.98 in He added that the United Sta- El Angola (Portugal) 1,850 1,500 58,529 tourists in 1961. Jet ser- nadian whiskies and French corplacing the present one at its ducer and exporter, may have 1960, indicating a steady decline. would "use its good offices Salvador vice will hoost this total consi- dials are $2.25 up. Gin startsat Rates for a room, bath, and expiration Sept. 30, and would asmuch as 40,000,000 bags stoek- In light of this, most coffee E urge the participation Guatemala 1,400 derably. $1.50. Fine cogniacs and champ- two meals in thebest more hotels be signed by. consumer nations piled. And will be added men agree that an effective in- other consuming countries" and Mexico 1,400 agnes run around $3a bottle. range from $15 to $25 pershe as well as producers. The pres- when starts buying coffee under termational agreement is essen- would "help in the enforcement Costa Rica 1,000 Purchase of free port goods in sona day on a double occupan- per ent pact covers twenty-eight pro- from growers on Jan. 15, tial, but many question whether Tof export quotas through con- Malagasy Republic 850 St. Croix is also expected to in: Prices for perfumes are So cy basis. A double room, with ducing nations, and is re-nego- her Government-aid program. itwill be realized soon. They trols. Cameroon 625 630 crease tourism not only because of the of more new enticing that every feminine tou- breakfast, runs from S9per per: tiated each year. Consumers, as well as other noted that Latin-American and The United States - could be Kenya Ecuador U.S. Customs but because regulations. These rist stocks up on a variety of son a day up. A double room, also have large African producers had difficulty caught in the crossfire of batt (Leopoldville) 550 permit seents. 213 Blue Hour costs $8.50 Fourteen Latin-A American na- LN It recently. was estimat- enough in agreeing last Septem- les among factions that the Dep- Peru Congo American citizens abroadl ouneé; Femme, $7.60 for %1 (Continued on page 10) tions are dependent on coffee thata total of 3,500,000 bags ber to an extension of the pres artment of State would not like Haiti for their economic existence, and E coffee was stored in the Uni ent, weaker agreement They to offend. The proposal contains it has become increasingly im- ted States, the largest constum- wondered whether there would provisions. for the avoidance of Dominican Republic 450 portant to Africa. er, with imports of about 22,150- be any improvement when the such. battles but is sometimes Venezuela OLD PLANTATION DOT ST. CROIX A0E Prices of the product have 000 baga in 1960. thirty-three-nation coffee study vague as to their application. Tanganylka Nicaragua 425 This HOUSES drifted steadily downward under in on is St. Croix, largest of the U.S. Virgin as it Iooks A group 5 met Washington Honduras Islands, the present international agree Carry-over stocks widen evenj March to decide whether suc Methods Not Indicated 200 today. Although it is fast developing into a popular Caribbean ment, which sets export quotas more the gap between produe- cessful negotiations could he Cuba 148 Mayground, old plantation houses anid conical stone windmill but does not attempt to control 1tion- and consimption, which is held in June on the proposal. For example, it refers to plans Togo of Central Africa 140 towers still ovorlook fields green with sugar cane. Washington Honduras Islands, the present international agree Carry-over stocks widen evenj March to decide whether suc Methods Not Indicated 200 today. Although it is fast developing into a popular Caribbean ment, which sets export quotas more the gap between produe- cessful negotiations could he Cuba 148 Mayground, old plantation houses anid conical stone windmill but does not attempt to control 1tion- and consimption, which is held in June on the proposal. For example, it refers to plans Togo of Central Africa 140 towers still ovorlook fields green with sugar cane. reached production or imports. It has/increasing but not fast enough. to obstacles to increased Republic Easily exlia remove beans been credited with' retarding, Production of exportable coffee The key to the situation how: such as internal Panama 30 by Pan American, St. Croix will become even more accessible foe price slides, though it has noin the 1961-1962 crop year isever, may lie with the United taxes, consumption, import duties and export The estimated production -Da- for when funways for jet Clippers are completed in the next few effective means of dealing with expected to reach about 61,825,- States, which, with France, Bri or import subsidies, but does the three Gabon other and members the French weeks. Then vacationists can fly direct to the island on Pan Am quota violations, said to ealta have 000 bags compared with 50,822, tain, Italy and Sweden, other not indicate how it will be done. is jets from New York and Miami. goodhen been flagrant. 000 in Community-- included Ea the previous year importers, served on the draft Another provision makes im- of and a record total of 2em ing committee with five produ- porters responsible for prevent- cam with that producers, other smaller a total Afri of Proponents See Stability 1959-60. Word imports in 1960, cers, Brazil, Colombia and the ing non-participating nations 390,000 bags, fot E most recent year available, Ivory Coast the three largest, from destroying the pact's ef of for THE WORLD TURNS TO "Wbite Label" Proponents of the amounted to about 42,368,000 in that order- and El Salvador fectiveness. They would do this estimated The total worid 61.825,000 production bogs inplan say that it would C more bags. and Mexico. by limiting purchases from non- cluded that of other Central - o American nations (300,000 bags), € C22 3 A (45,00 other South bags), American still other nations nona1 member African nations (1,435, & r (1.891,00 000_bags) bags). and Asia and Oceania WANTED: Small, Marine Steam Engine, one: or fwo cylinders. yes...you get Professional Photographer School aitian Petionville, Rue: Rigand No. 11 T R ERNST FORESTAL CSNO Manager beans in - every of DEVELOPING cup raft PRINTING Eu Le CACIOUE ISLAND BEACH" Ruto CURO, 30 MINUTES IMAULONCADIASNS NESCAFÉ 69,RUE DU QUAI ENTRY (INOLUDING ROUND-TRIP The all coffee instant coffee with the WHAT TO BUY : TRANSFOFTATION) BOAT "Let's have another cup" taste. . 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