--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun PORT-AL-PRINCE, HAITI a Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARCAIS ESTIME m Phone 2061 - Vol XX LE Sunday January 28th, 1962 No. 18 Frankie Laine Follows Columbus' Footsteps Jet First Tackled Airport Project By RETURNING IN MAY WITH ORCHESTRA ECONOMIC LIBERATION COUNCIL The first project to be tackled under the new selfhelp, campaign of economic liberation of Haiti decreed Thurston by President Doctor Francois Duvalier earlier this Views Work month is the International Jet Airport. Work on the new airport, at "Mais Gate", considered vital to the In Artibonite growth of the tourist industry, has been decreed to Port au Prince, January 25. begin February first. Ambassador Raymond L. Thuirs- In a decree published in thel Jup collection of funds, at its new ton said vesterday he was very Monitor, January 18, President office setup on the Avenue Mamuch impressed with the scale Duvalierigave the responsibility rie-Jeanne. andi magnitude of the joint Hai- of building the new jet airport "Functionaries who have given tian-American efforts for the to the government, with funds up their expense accounts will economic development of the Ar- from the national effort. not be exempt from giving a tibonite Valley. At the same time the econo- few hours weekly on the airport He made the statement follow- mic liberation council stepped worksite as workmen or at any ing a four-hour inspection tour post which will not be above of American aid projects in the their physical capacity or above Artibonite 1 his second such Top Jazz Boys Due their competence, stated an ar tour during the past week, A On Visit ticle in Panorama this week. week earlier he reviewed Pote 6-Day Local raw materials will be used Cole projects in the Department on the airport project, this proof the North. The Paul Winter Sextet, one ject will also prevent the flight Accompanied by Mrs Thurston, of America's top collegiate jazz of funds aboard that is so disUSAID and ODVA officials, Am- groups, is scheduled to visit astrous to: national economy, Pabassador Thurston saw miles up-/Port au Prince from February norama stated. fon miles of irrigation, drabhagelsth to 10th... LE MATIN LE January 23. 1962. and road construction, the larg During their six-day visit they Summary from LE MONITEUR cst rice mill in Haiti, a new but will give television and radio The Work For The Airport Will promising vegetable processing recitals as well as a public con- Begin On February 1st. plant, an experimental farm, a cert at the Rex Theatre the eve Le Moniteur of January 18th livestock feeding facility and two ning of February 9. come out with two important delarge vegetable farms. Sporsored by the U.S. Depart- crees. Setting the jib of Mektoub Two, on a sail across Port au Prince All of these projects are re- ment of State under its cultural 1)-The text of the decree of bay are Frankie Laine and wife Nan while skipper Richard Wein- lated to a U.S. economic aid pro- presentations program, the sext- (Continued on page 15) gram to the Artibonite et plans to make, extensive man, an wife Valley, Barbara and bearded Tim Fanlkner relax. A favorite which since mid 1959 alone rea- tour of Latin America. Haiti with radio and TV audience here and in the U.S. Frankie has been ches 7 million dollars. will be its first stop. rated the most "sympathique" Tourist this year. a (See Page 15) (Continued on page 4). (Continued on page 16) HAITI IN LIME BLUE MARLIN RUN IN THE BAY LIGHT AT A blue marlin, the first ever sighted in Gonave bay, Kneer On Desert PUNTA DEL ESTE was landed by Tony Kneer from the deck of the sixtyfoot Huckins luxury yacht "Desert Queen" between La Queen Lands 175lbs Gonave island and the Riviere Gris on the mainland Blue Marlin Against Any Kind Of Sunday. Tourist this year. a (See Page 15) (Continued on page 4). (Continued on page 16) HAITI IN LIME BLUE MARLIN RUN IN THE BAY LIGHT AT A blue marlin, the first ever sighted in Gonave bay, Kneer On Desert PUNTA DEL ESTE was landed by Tony Kneer from the deck of the sixtyfoot Huckins luxury yacht "Desert Queen" between La Queen Lands 175lbs Gonave island and the Riviere Gris on the mainland Blue Marlin Against Any Kind Of Sunday. Sanctions For Cuba A guest of Torne Donnélley (Le Nouvelliste January 23) on the month old "Desert Queen", Mr Kneer who has heen Since yesterday, at the open- an avid lone deep sea fisherman ing of the Conference of Punta of these waters for at least two Del Este, Haiti introduced ad new decades landed the blue marlin Lyle Bull Host On element into the Foreign' Minis- after a thrilling thirty minute ters meeting, a few hours before bout. He used an eighty pound Independence Today the public discussions on the test line to catch the-175 pound Cuban problem. beauty. Executive Vice President The declaration of Haiti's ChanAmerican Export Lines celor came out as a bomb, for, The blue marlin was' one in a W. Lyle Bull, Executive Vice most of the Delegations among school of four sighted in the outPresident, A merican Export them the U.S. Delegation, were er bay. One of the school took Lines and Mrs Bull sailing the convinced that Haiti was one of the bait out of the hands of DeCaribbean aboard the luxury the Republics wishing strong sert Queen's Captain Eddie Seeliner SS INDEPENDENCE, will sanctions against Cuba. Sure of sholts and he played out tent give a luncheon reception aboard that fact, the U.SA. didn't check feet of his line. the liner today. Invitations were the support of little Central The sight. of blue marlin in sent out by Company Agents in American countries during the the bay has caused great excit Haiti, Joseph Nadal & Co. prealable consultations and were ment in the small deep-sen fish- Thorne and Mrs Donnelley with Anton Kneer admire first blue The Bulls hosts are tre company's mostly interested in contacting ing circle here and could reofficial at receptions held (Continued on page 16) (Continued on page 2) Marlin landed in the bay. (Continued on page 13) --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 'HAITISUN' Sunday January 28th, 1962 lege of Medicine, he comes here to study. tropical pathology... Mr ington. D.C. and Mr Russell FonIn Haiti This Week Normen and Gloria Rosenbloom, travel Agents iroin Chicago are taine, a regional malaria advisguests at El Rancho... Mr Williams S. Guthrie President of Buck- or for the AID in Latin America By AUBELIN JOLICOEUR eye Federal Savings & Loan from Columbus, Ohio and wife Mary with office in Lima, Peru were **#Some 250 members of the Tectum Corpora- arrived this week in company with Mr A. Glenn Mc Clelland, a rold met here this head week by Dr Public Hation, conducted by Peoples Travel Service Inc. lawyer from Columbus and wife Christine, they are guests at the Health Wood, program for of USOM the and of Columbus, Ohio held their Annual General Chatelet de la Montagne Noire... Charles David Fulford, a young Dr. William Goodwin, malaria Sales Meeting here this week. The party is bearded Stage Director from Ohio is visiting this week... Fred Advisor at the SNEM... Mr Nor headed by Mr Donald E. Kramer, Vice Presi- Norman Kronfeld, a Manufacturer from Glen Cove N. Y. and man Rosen, Executive of the La dent-General Manager of the Tectum and his wife Zelda Barbara, Mr Irving Layton, President of I. Layton conia Shoe Co in Laconia, New wife, assisted by Mr Robert D. Albyn, General Creations, home furnishing company and wife Jean from Portland Hampshire and wife their Helen were Sales Manager and his wife, Mr Edward R. delighted with visit here. Oregon, are current guests at El Rancho. promise dto come back Sales They Hall, Field Manager traveling with his ***Bill Eckert, Executive of the Leo Burnett Advertising Co of real soon. La dent-General Manager of the Tectum and his wife Zelda Barbara, Mr Irving Layton, President of I. Layton conia Shoe Co in Laconia, New wife, assisted by Mr Robert D. Albyn, General Creations, home furnishing company and wife Jean from Portland Hampshire and wife their Helen were Sales Manager and his wife, Mr Edward R. delighted with visit here. Oregon, are current guests at El Rancho. promise dto come back Sales They Hall, Field Manager traveling with his ***Bill Eckert, Executive of the Leo Burnett Advertising Co of real soon. Mr David Steinberg wife and son, Mr Frank Yoakum, General Distributor. Chicago was met at the airportt early this week by Edward Mc- President of the Hampshire They were greeted by Pan Am Officials and Mr Andy Andersen Gurk, President of the International Club of Commerce.,. Dr. House Hotel in Boston Mass was of the Southerland. They were lodged at the Ibo-Lele, El Rancho, Donald Johnson,a deputy chief of the Agency for Interamerican visiting ***Dr here this week. President Villa Creole and CastelHaiti. Development (AID) for the malaria eradication program in Wash- of the New Henry School David, of Social ReTectum Corporation is affiliated with the Nationwide Insurance search in New York and his companies an industrial complex of 26 companies of which it is wife Bryna, an Administrator, the only manufacturing one. It, manufactures building materials. BLUE MARLIN RUN IN THE BAY were met at the airport last Wednesday night the Tectumists got together at a dinner party Sunday by Dr Jean Marc Borheld at the CastelHaiti and the next morning they opened their (Continued from page 1) |Blue Marlin school in the outer- deleau, Director of the Centre general session at the Ibo-Lele. In the afternoon, they broke in sult in boosting deep-sea fish- bay. de Psychiatrie de Port au Prining as a tourist attraction. Mr Donnelley is the retired ce. four groups to hold seminars in the four different hotels. On ther Mr Donnelley who has made President of the Rubens H. *Mrs Jane Newman, an Exemorning off Friday they visited Kenscoff and Le Perchoir, in four visit to Haiti during the Donnelley publishing company cutive from New York is curBoutilliers. Friday afternoon, they repeated the seminars in swit past quarter of a century took in Chicago and now makes his rently visiting in company with ching to different hotels, They had their second general session delivery of his custom made dryland home in Scottsdale Ari- her nice, Mrs Betty Kleinbaum, at Ibo-Lele Saturday morning and a closing banquet in the evening. motor yacht in Jacksonville, zona. As a wellkonwn hobbiest they are guests at the El Ran Florida last month and sailed of photography he caught the cho... Mr Wallace a This C. convention livened up the atmosphere here this week. to Haiti via Nassau on her maid-Blue Marlin exhibited on the P.A. from Newburgh, Greene, N.Y. and ***Mr William Lieberman, Curator of Prints and Drawings at his charming wife Ruth are back the Museum of Modern Art of New York arrived here Thursday here in company with Mr David last for a two week visit. William who is also in charge of the O'Koon, a Tobacco wholesaler Exhibition of the European painters such as Picasso has been from Newburgh and wife Anintroduced to the Haitian Art by DeWitt Peters, Manager of the nette... Harry Rifchin rolled out and the red Center Art his Assistant, Mr Pierre Monosiet, and to the other Braff and carpet wife Bessie for Mr last Morris Suncharms of the Magic Island by young Architect Pierre Richard day at the airport in greeting Villedrouin, a graduate of the Escuela de Architectura de Mexico. them with a four piece band. Will Lieberman who was born in Paris, speaks French fluently. Harry Rifchin, a prominent MerHe is current guest at the Grand Hotel Oloffson where he was chant from Newton, Mass who joined by painter Jay Socin and writer-poet Kirby Congodn who made Haiti his second home accompanied him to Cap Haitien and the Citadel. The Citadel is gave such welcome to the Manufacturer the farnous FORwith of the Egyptian Pyramids the. most impressive views I have MAID BRA of the USA. Mr Morever seen said Jay Socin.. four piece band. Will Lieberman who was born in Paris, speaks French fluently. Harry Rifchin, a prominent MerHe is current guest at the Grand Hotel Oloffson where he was chant from Newton, Mass who joined by painter Jay Socin and writer-poet Kirby Congodn who made Haiti his second home accompanied him to Cap Haitien and the Citadel. The Citadel is gave such welcome to the Manufacturer the farnous FORwith of the Egyptian Pyramids the. most impressive views I have MAID BRA of the USA. Mr Morever seen said Jay Socin.. ris Braff and wife Bessie on a ***Mr Hosnherre Apollon, General Manager of ther Regie du six week visit here. They are Tabac, Dr Vilver Celestin and Mr William Plexman greeted at staying at the Villa Creole... Mr the airport Friday morning Mr Mortimor Gordon, President of Arvid Brodersen, a Norwegian Professor from New York the Continental and Copper & Steel Industries, Inc of New York, Mr wife Gerb, a painter are current Harry Harris, member of the Board of Directors of the same comguests at the Ibo-Lele. Charmpany and Mrs Thomas J. Kennedy Jr., Assistant to Mr Gordon. ing blonde Alexandra Evans, They are official guests of the Government. They are staying at Comtess of Blumenthal is back the Villa Creole. home again. Alexandra who lives **Engineer Harry Corman and his wife Betty from Boston, now in Washington, D.C. was met at the airport friend Dan Mass are current guests at the Hotel Choucoune... Mr Newell D. Allen... Three Stewardesses by of Meyers, from Santa Barbara, California joined the Point IV here en voyage arriving n Port au main wharf Monday morning the United Airlines in this week as, an expert in education Mrs Martha Early Carter Prince January 13th. Mr Don- from all angles both in color and flew down here last Monday. Chicago nelley and his wife with two black and white. was greeted this week by the Head of the USOM, Mr Earl O. dogs and the Tony Kneers as The Desert Queen was special- They are Misses Judy Nordlie Finnie, she is the new Chief of Personnel at the United States guests intends to sail down to Jy designed and has all the elec- and Jean They Hastings stopped and Helen Mission Lohnes. at the CarOperations in replacement of Miss Charlotte Ellis who the Dutch island of Saba after trical radio and navigation de- fibe-Haiti Hotel. Lovely Judy will fly back to Washington, D.C. in three weeks... Mr Raymond they have several more tries at vices to make life at sea a real Nordlie left two days before her D. Hasting a newspaperman from Washington, D.C. and wife the remaining members of the pleasure. companions. She promised to Gladys are visiting... Mr Arthur Phillips a Manufacturer from come back soon... Roslyn Heights, N.Y. and wife former Ruth Rosenberg, Mike ***Dr Robert N. Webster and Rosenberg's sister (Tele-Haiti) and daughter Karen 19 and Linda. wife Jean from Tallagasse, Fla. are current arrived here at Ibo-Lele... 4, this wéek in company with Mrs- Harriet Herman William arrived guests here Friday. Rosenberg. They were met at the airport by Andre S. Apaid, MaYou know William Weiss, a Lawyer and nager of Tele-Haiti... Mr Harold B. Merahn, a business executive his red head wife Gloria spent a from Rockeville Centre, N.Y. and wife Ina made their return k'sa really fine few days here this week.. trip here after ten years... Dr Charles Preefer, also from RockeScotch ***Lovely Karen Curtis, daughwhen it's of Head N.Y. ter the ville with wife of the U.S. is Air Centre, visiting Beatrice... Mr Gerald Lee, Force Mission in Haiti and his a refrigeration executive from Brooklyn and wife Diane Joan are JOHNNIE wife come home this Saturday current guests at Ibo-Lele... Dr Heriberto Enrique Minsk from WALKER for a two week visit with her Buenos Ayres and wife Lidia a teacher arrived this week... also from RockeScotch ***Lovely Karen Curtis, daughwhen it's of Head N.Y. ter the ville with wife of the U.S. is Air Centre, visiting Beatrice... Mr Gerald Lee, Force Mission in Haiti and his a refrigeration executive from Brooklyn and wife Diane Joan are JOHNNIE wife come home this Saturday current guests at Ibo-Lele... Dr Heriberto Enrique Minsk from WALKER for a two week visit with her Buenos Ayres and wife Lidia a teacher arrived this week... Mr parents and friends. John F. Kelly, a contractor from New Jersey and wife Mary are back here this week... Miss Francine Geoffrion, a lady lawyer Counterfeited Bills from Montreal is back here again to marry Max Fombrun, Owner Store is rumored that the Police an WALKER It of Club, active member of the HPBA... JOHNNIE Youthful Dr John is investigat from Department Richard Dolley Portland, Maine was met at the airport this Bora 1830 aill going strong ing counterfeit $50 and $100 bills week by Dr Harold Wood, Head of the Public Health program of discovered in the circulation. USOM and Dr. Victor Laroche. a graduate of the Vermont Cell-1 It is hope that the counterfeitEXCLUSIVE AGENT: LIONEL S. D'ADESKY ers will be soon apprehended. --- Page 3 --- Sunday January 28th, 1962 HAITI SUN: PACE 3 Dominican Leader Sees Himself As Truly ment political factions. His son] wounds last fall in Democratic Liberal joined the a different opposition unit, the police hurled noise Santiago bombs when at 14th of June of the youths women who had suffered physically un- Dr Bonnelly demonstrators. is of der General Trujillo. Spanish, ItaPresident Bonnelly Against Extremism Of Either citizens into his service, Dr. Dr Bonnelly has' three other lian and French ancestry. His The Left Or The Right Hopeful On Bonnelly joined the official fa- children: a son Juan, also a father was a Santiago merchant mily in the Nineteen Forties and yer, and two married law- who served a number of terms Country's Future served in various capacities, in- His wife, Aida, suffered daughters. as mayor of the nation's second By ROBERT BARRELLEZ will carry out the transitional cluding ior. Secretary of the Interlight/city. job of establishing a government Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- of law,' ' he says. He was also Ambassador to public.-Dr Rafael Bonnelly, ele- Dr Bonnelly's outlook was far! Spain and Venezuela Chatelet vated to the Dominican leaderand served des from in Fl rosy January, 1960, when eurs ship quicker than expected by real trouble with Generalissimo University for four years of as Santo rector Domingo. of the GARDEN PRODUCTS this week's upheavals, considers Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Molina, This career, during which himself "a liberal in the truly the: late dictator, overtook his Bonnelly says he, stayed clear Dr. democratic sense." family. Dr Bonnelly's youngest of getting himself identified Are Available Exclusively At The trim, erect Dr. Bonnelly, son, Rafael Francisco -like him- the dynasty except in a with apicture of the scholar, lawyer self a lawyer_ was one of the professional way, came to purelyl an AU LINCOLN and-diplomat.says he is against hundreds of young men arrested end when his son was Dicked up. GROCERIES any extremism of either Right in a plot to finish off General and or Left. Trujillo. When President Balaguer starRIGAUD GROCERIES Dri Bonnelly, who is 57 years The elder Bonnelly spent the ted the democratization process old, had been slated to succeed next seventeen months confined after General Trujillo's death, High Class President his son-in-law's Iceburg-Lettuce Joaquin Balaguer any-to home here Dr Bonnelly became one Civic way. end when his son was Dicked up. GROCERIES any extremism of either Right in a plot to finish off General and or Left. Trujillo. When President Balaguer starRIGAUD GROCERIES Dri Bonnelly, who is 57 years The elder Bonnelly spent the ted the democratization process old, had been slated to succeed next seventeen months confined after General Trujillo's death, High Class President his son-in-law's Iceburg-Lettuce Joaquin Balaguer any-to home here Dr Bonnelly became one Civic way. as head of the council ofwith a Trujillo guard outside. Union, largest of the anti-Governstate. This was to have come IBut the time was not wasted. It Strawberries, Broccoli, Water-Cress when Dr Balaguer resigned. jgave Dr Bonnelly opportunity to But a coup- by Maj. Gen. Ra- go. through an ample library fil- Real Estate Agency With Unsurpassed Standards of fael Rodriguez Echavarria, Sec- led with social and political Food-Purity retary of State for the Armed tomes. LOISEAU & Co. Forces, and a lightning counter15 Bourdon coup against General Echavarria After the assassination of GenMonday Night brought President Balaguer's re- eral Trujillo last May 30 Dr. Cable Address: Phone 2620 AILOICO signation last night, and Dr Bon- Bonnelly went north to his home HOTEL IBO LELE nelly moved in at once as Chief in. Santiago, where he was born Renting of Executive. 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RUE PAVEE --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITISUN' Sunday January 28th. 1962 THURSTON VIEWS ARTIBONITE Iren most of the year the Haitian farmed, or prodtreing small More important is the comment farmer, it is estimated, will nowi crops but one a year. there are ofa USAID agranomist that with net approximately $100 per acre now 40,000 acres Of irrigated land irrigation, diversification of crops per year plus 80. cents for each producing at least two crops a and improved marketing facilities, (Continued from 1) weeks. Since day's labor. year. As one official noted to Am- all under development at present, page five its first shipbassador Thurston land value is] there are impressive possibilities ment of cucumber to the United Ambassador Thurston visited 10 times what it was formerly. for the Artibonite Key to the Valley's develop- States Christmas eve, this, oper both cucu imber and tomato Valley. ment is irrigation. To this end ation has exported 5,000 bushels farms, as well asi the Valley's the U.S. government, through a per week, and expects to double only experimental farm. Here 4.3 million dollar DLF loan, is that figure beginning next week. tropical fruits, i.e. mangoes, financing construction of irriga- Supplying the cucumbers are avocados, coconut, oranges, gration canals sufficient to irrigate 465 irrigated acres owned by aik pefruit and guava, are being aadditional 30,000 acres. proximately 400 Haitian farmers. for introduction Tunbeost tested possible 40,000 acres are presently irri- organized under ODVA and as into the Valley. gated. Under construction now sisted by Point 4 agronomists. are 112 kms of secondary and On land that was formerly bar First stop on Wednesday's tour IDENTITY PHOTOS PASSPORT PHOTOS tertiary irrigation canals. 120 was the Bois Dehors rice mill, DEVELOPING ENLARGEMENTS REPRODUCTIONS kms, of new or kms re-constructed of drainage SAILING BOAT the largest of its kind in Haiti. FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN road, and, 125 Six months ago Point 4 complet ditches, According to' American 18 feet Oslofjord Class. Good ed a $125,000 supplement to the Avente Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 Cite de l'Exposition engineer George Bradshaw, 40 condition for sale because of mill providing storage and percent of this irrigation system transfer ask, $300.00. facilities. According should be completed by June. Apply: PETER WEYNEN drying one USAID official Bois Dehors to A most promising project vi- Rue Curacao Pavee. Trading Cy. can now handle rice drying op: KATHERINE DUNHAM sited Wednesday was the vegeterations for the entire Valley. able and fruit processing plant In addition, storage bins, with ANNOUNCES at Pont Sonde, whose construcCAR TO SELL a capacity: for 600 tons, provide tion was financed by $300,000 U. A an extended milling season, and S. aid. Included are a packag- D.K.W. Car 1959 Model consequently a better pricel for BAR Geisha &SALON Guinee ing and rpocessing operation as Doors in Good condition. the Haitian farmer. well as a canning plant. The Bids should be sent by letters Better prices, land and income OPEN EVERY EVENING latter is designed to produce who would be received at the are seen throughout the Valley FOR within two to three years one- TEXACO Caribbean Office until now. Where a decade/ago much CUISINE I'eb. 15th, 1962. of the Artibonite was either OF THE FAR EAST half the domestic consumption of untomato paste or one million sixYour Hostess KATHERINE ounce charming DUNHAM cans per year. Itwill com- maly - OXo 2 mence operations Friday. ING latter is designed to produce who would be received at the are seen throughout the Valley FOR within two to three years one- TEXACO Caribbean Office until now. Where a decade/ago much CUISINE I'eb. 15th, 1962. of the Artibonite was either OF THE FAR EAST half the domestic consumption of untomato paste or one million sixYour Hostess KATHERINE ounce charming DUNHAM cans per year. Itwill com- maly - OXo 2 mence operations Friday. PRESENTS The packaging plant, however, ( ( BACOULOU DANCE TROUP a Grand has been in full operation Spectacle for, WEDNESDAY NIGHT & IN STEPHEN BROS - BAL NEGRE M. V. HATTI MERCHANT S C PERSONALLY SUPERVISED a A Brand-New Show Featuring Haiti's LOADING AND UNLOADING Most Exciting Famed Entertainers a SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA a a forthinightly sailings of the a BACOULOU CABARET THEATRE) S Miami-Port au Prince-Miami PETIONVILLE MIAMI ADDRESS: (Free Meringue Lessons At 9:30 p.m.) Telephone: Highland 51767 1o Franklin 9-7228 eeee66e6se6666eeG -Oor >0 2 X 2 TK < à GRACE LIN E ARE FOR HAITI One Class TUESDAY FRIDAY NEW YORK PORT-AU-PRINCE (DEPART EVERY FRIDAY): At the Peristyle DANSE VAUDUN CARGO SHIPS (12 PASSENGERS) 3135 ALL YEAR In The SALON GUINEE COMBO-SHIPS (52 PASSENGERS) FROM $155 SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL SPORT AU PRINCE NEW YORK(DEPARTEVERY SUNDAY) WEDNESDAY V LUXURY SHIPS: SANTA ROSA = SANTA PAULA a TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY 9 300 PASSENGERS FARE FROM $195.00 a O AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE SFOR $ INFORMATION FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE COLONIAL SELLING ( OF HABITATION LECLERC Joseph Nadal & Co FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF PAULINE BONAPARTE OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENTS 51 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE &6 ON X de R -o0 cececaeeeesee6660006 THE ROUTE MARTISSANT --- Page 5 --- Sunday January 28th, 1962 HAITISUN) PAGE 5 HAITI SUN ng as our guide three dollars Jand unkempt, that they just LETTERS which he did not get. From Eave up without completing their other passengers aboard Evanand went THE shopping back the HAITIAN to ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE to the geline Iheard similar and worse ship, And when they boarded Community Weekl Published Sunday Morning stories, of locals speaking a lit- that tender a lot of US dollars Editor- r-Publisher BER ARD DIEDERICH EDITOR tle English following them all that could have been spent in Gerant- Responsable MAUOLAIE LABISSIERE around the city and when they Port au Prince went with them ESTABLISHED IN 1950 JACK GURNETT returned to the dock demanding and Nassau, the next port of as much as $7.50 "because I get call, got a big play because of The Florida Citrus Reporter paid by the hour.". I spoke toj the contrast no "uninvited SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COEQUAL Box 1192 one or two merchants about this guides". WITH EDUCATION AND CAPITAL Winter Haven, Florida but they do not dare say anyIN THE COUNTRY'S NEEDS January 21, 1962 thing because of fear of repris- We found the better class stoEditor, Haiti Sun, als apparently. res staffed by friendly and CoPort au Prince, Haiti operative people. If the tourists There is little in soil and water conservation which Dear Sir: Now, Mr Editor, it would visiting Port au Prince were alseem to me that after is fechnical. COEQUAL Box 1192 one or two merchants about this guides". WITH EDUCATION AND CAPITAL Winter Haven, Florida but they do not dare say anyIN THE COUNTRY'S NEEDS January 21, 1962 thing because of fear of repris- We found the better class stoEditor, Haiti Sun, als apparently. res staffed by friendly and CoPort au Prince, Haiti operative people. If the tourists There is little in soil and water conservation which Dear Sir: Now, Mr Editor, it would visiting Port au Prince were alseem to me that after is fechnical. Only the basic principles to bear in mind Being a newspaperman myself some 40 or 50 passengers talking after to lowed to go about the business area are: Soil erosion increases with volume and velocity with some 38 years experience, we left Port au Prince, that this they would, vithout I am being sure, bothered, spend a of run-off water. It follows then that any measures I have written very few letters kind of nuisance cost the mer lot more money in your city: which will reduce volume and impede and slow up ve- to editors but having just re- chants of your city a minimum I have been wondering why locity of run-off water gives direct results in soil-con- turned from a cruise aboard Haiti SS of $50,000 and I submit that Port au Prince, through either Evangeline to Jamaica, is a lot of business for servation. These principles can be used with ingenuity and the Bahamas, I feel com- merchants to sacrifice to your the the municipal does Or Republic govto obtain land acerations at little cost. pelled to write to you as a re- 'punk" element of your city. ernment, tem of issuing not licenses set upa and bad- sysTrobably the most simple soil and water conserva- sult of my experiences in Port People were pestered so much ges to real, honest-to-goodness tion method is the retirement of rocks and smaller au Prince last week. -by pestering I méan worried guides who can pass examinastones from hillsides and the use of them, to build First of all I think that Port and bothered-by these "charac- tions as to health, cleanliness, stone-walls along contours. This impedes the water run- au Prince is a beautiful city in ters", whose ages seem to range their knowledge of English, their itself, but I would like to remind from around 12 years to off, filters out much of the top-soil particles suspended you of the ancient parable of the 60 and 70 L1 most of them possibly dirty' (Continued on page 12) in the water, and permits an increased degree of water man who killed the goose that percolation into the soil, to show up later in springs, laid the golden egg. 2999909999099909000 < brooks and rivers. where My wife and this writer had 0 0 On cultivated fields of lesser slopes and rocks' reagerly anticipated our visit to available, obtain the same a are not easily contour-eanals CASIN afford both Port au Prince and the sur- a results, with an added advantages that they rounding mountains 7 but we paths of ingress and egress into hillside fields, for left your city with what can best OPEN NIGHTLY maintenance and harvesting. These contour-canals can be described as a "bad taste in GAMBLING be used with ingenuity in such a way that they can our mouth" and what actually water-shed if advan- amounts to open resentment of DANCING TO divert water from one to another, the treatment we received while tages result therefrom. For instance if a dam has been there from the moment we stepJOE TROUILLOT'S constructed across, a gully as a source of irrigation- ped off the tender at the dock ORCHESTRA water and to. minimize floods, much of the water from until we got back aboard the the water-shed of an undammed gully can be carried Evangeline. à by contour-canals for storage in the reservoir in the Our first experience came à MIDNIGHT SHOW dammed gully. when a character, about 20, at- S A book could be and has been written about dams tached himself to us and insist- & Entrance Charge $1.00 for small streams and vallies. irrigation- ped off the tender at the dock ORCHESTRA water and to. minimize floods, much of the water from until we got back aboard the the water-shed of an undammed gully can be carried Evangeline. à by contour-canals for storage in the reservoir in the Our first experience came à MIDNIGHT SHOW dammed gully. when a character, about 20, at- S A book could be and has been written about dams tached himself to us and insist- & Entrance Charge $1.00 for small streams and vallies. Haiti, with its mountains, ed and persisted- in accom- around @ On SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS and population with unusual masonry skills, is especi- panying us as we the walked office, ally well adapted for the use of small dams for soil and then the city, in the first various. to shops post mak- s6606666666 < < a water conservation. ing an utter and despicable nuisIn some countries earthen dams are easily erect- ance of himself. We asked him Les de bulldozStudios with leave us aloneDancel ed, by hand with mules and scrapers, or many times to no atteners; with spil-ways and irrigation outlets constructed but he paid absolutely He chattering of cement to prevent cutting away by the water. In all tion the to us. time-most kept of the time the nature BACOULOU most of the mountains of Haiti porous of we couldn't understand what he the soils inhibits such simple dams. Yet a peeular feat- was saying. He kept asking quesure of the population of the mountains is that at least tions as to where we planned 50 percent or more of the adult male population has to shop and the like. He kept some degree of skills as a stone mason. trying to steer us into various stores and business establishIt follows then, that earth dams, constructed in dry- ments in which we were not the seasons, capped and lined with cement or asphalt-coat- least interested. In the stores ed masonry, are easily feasible. At the expense of re- we did enter we made it plain dundancy, large volumes of run-off water are then im- to the clerk or manager that peded, floods are minimized, irrigation water is provid- we came in voluntarily and that the character who was our uned. Multiplied by a thousand such dams, much of the invited and unwanted guide had idle labor of the country has been converted into a no part in it. Having been in great factor for prosperity. many foreign ports I know that In Honduras, using the same physical principle sometimes these "guides" get a Fruit companies cut through levees to achieve soil de- little commission on the purchvelopment violent flood-waters from the mountains, ases. That did not concern our "character" in this country heavily laden with rich top soils, were pouring out to we would best describe him asa Training Ground For The sea in the lowlands. Engineers cut the levees to permit "punk." Then we got a taxi to TROUPE DE DANSE BACOULOU, the violent waters to spread out, slow up, and subside take us across town hoping to Haiti's Most Prominent Dance Group. in extensive marsh-lavels. As the waters were slowed rid ourselves of the nuisance l AMERICAN MODERN DANCE up they dropped their soil particles. In 1946 the Fruit but just as it started off, he HAITIAN FOLK DANCE jumped in with the driver. I Co. had ones 12,000 acres of such recovered soils, tail- told the driver to stop and ordDRUMMING ored for and planted to Gros Michel bananas. ered the "character" to "get Special classes in drumming and creative dance for In the next issue, if our amiable readers will bear out and I do mean OUT!" But youngsters and young adults. Body conditioning for with us, we will discuss, with our humble abilities, the within 10 minutes of our next adults. off, he HAITIAN FOLK DANCE jumped in with the driver. I Co. had ones 12,000 acres of such recovered soils, tail- told the driver to stop and ordDRUMMING ored for and planted to Gros Michel bananas. ered the "character" to "get Special classes in drumming and creative dance for In the next issue, if our amiable readers will bear out and I do mean OUT!" But youngsters and young adults. Body conditioning for with us, we will discuss, with our humble abilities, the within 10 minutes of our next adults. advantages of forestation and vegetative coverings, stop he showed up again- again Inquire at Studios BACOULOU, Petionville, Mondays some of them with economic value; and the hefty so- getting in the taxi, we left him and Thursdays 2-5 Saturday 9-11 behind but not until he had dep.m. mornings p.m. ciological problems involved. manded three US dollars as act ODETTE WIENER, Director --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 HAITI SUN Sunday Jonuary 28th. 1962 Houngan ' Seos No Conflict With Christiamity Voodoo Grows Like The plants' By AL DINHOFER Istin dances occasionally with 1o- "Voodoo is in the back of thel rite is to be f'mounted" or "pos-] the fertility rites during her nucal Haitian troupes, when he mind and the bottom of the heart sessed by the god" to whom the merous trips to Haiti. She was (Last of a Series Reprinied needs funds for the religious pa- of every Haitian. It will never ceremony is dedicated. This, in interested in receiving "the from "San Juan Star") raphernalia required in ceremo- die.. it grows like the plants." a sense, is the ultimate emotion- treatment of the leaves." nial rites. It is said that 90 per cent of al satisfaction derived from the Her problem: She was childIf you passed Adrien Ciceron Adrien's mother, Lorgina De- the Haitians are Catholic and 100 ceremony. less and could not conceive. on the streets of Port au Prince lorge, was an internationally per cent believe in voodoo. Does While Adrien's domain. or re- After several attempts to help you probably wouldn't give him known "mambo," or voodoo pri- voodooism conflict with Cathol- alm, so to speak, is a small area the woman, Adrien,informed her a second look, as the saying estess, whose exploits are recor icism? of tin shacks and shanties near nothing could be done in her goes. But- the moment you are ded in numerous scholarly books It does not conflict. I am a the Port au Prince airport, he case unless her husband was told that Adrien is a "houngan", in French dealing with voodoo. Catholic." sometimes gets requests for his brought to Haiti. The woman revoodoo priest, your attention is Adrien says he learned the "sec What are the basic duties of services from foreigners. turned to the states. Some time rivefed and you scrutinize his rets of the leaves," or the me a voodoo priest? later she wrote a letter thankcountenance with wild excite- dicinal use of herbs and plants, "TO keep the religion flourish- A woman from Texas, was re- ing the priest and informing him ment-not really knowing what from his mother. ing... to care for the people when cently taken to meet Adrien. all was well. She had discoveryou're looking for. Adrien is a lean, clear-éyed they are sick or troubled.. to (Her name and address, given to ed, through family doctors, that Adrien Ciceron, 36, says he's man of medium build and a pas- maintain an altar for ceremon- the reporter, is withheld), She the organic problem was not been a voodoo priest for seven sive nature. Although he speaks ies.. to train "hounsies" (cere- had heard a great deal about with her... but with her husband. years now, and Christian all his some English ini addition to monial assistants loosely equivallife. French and Creole, an interpret- ent to altar boys). to teach.." er (who is also a follower of Adrien says he also conduets Born in Saint Louis du Nord, voodoo) was present So, that baptismal, marriage, and death Haiti, he has made a world tour Adrien would not be misquoted rites. He is obliged to conduct a as a dancer with Katherine Dun- or misunderstood. major ceremony every two years ham's famous troupe-"Italy, In- Is the voodoo religion increas- as a means or re-instating himlookpone dia, Mexico, London, we travel- ing or declining in Haiti? Adrien self in the community. ed for six years," he says. Hel was asked. There are many esoteric laws that govern the behavior of the 1eR OOOR BLUE aaRe ANIGEL & STAR voodoo priest. For example, on on the label HWHIHIHINMNHIUUUUUNG certain days, Adrien says, a priMEN's SHIRTS est must sleep alone because "the gods come to you in your SCARVES sleep. On Thursday nights, speeifically, Adrien "dresses" for rien self in the community. ed for six years," he says. Hel was asked. There are many esoteric laws that govern the behavior of the 1eR OOOR BLUE aaRe ANIGEL & STAR voodoo priest. For example, on on the label HWHIHIHINMNHIUUUUUNG certain days, Adrien says, a priMEN's SHIRTS est must sleep alone because "the gods come to you in your SCARVES sleep. On Thursday nights, speeifically, Adrien "dresses" for bed as if he was "going to meet HANOKERCHIEFS someone." Adrien's use of leaves, herbs, and roots has carried him into the culinary arts. "When you do By VARD a ceremony for a god, you must prepare the foods he likes. What association is there be tween voodoo and the drums heard almost LIBERTYany. time of day drondon or night in the mountains? - > "The drums, many different BUMMER DRESSES kinds, are: used in the voodoo BLOUSES ceremonies. But they are more than. that. The yare for the people's happy time.. The drums is Eclung to the Haitian what the hi-fi is at to you. Most boys are taught byl thejr fathers to play the drums." thitme Matbaneoui (And contrary to popular belief, iasiz aP the drums mis en boute FISHER are never used as a * Sucra. de Deulderbined 6co. 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As Finding our plane from Port au Prince By DENISE OTIS graters, suitcasés and boxes approached the city we saw be- (in December issue of House from large ones hammered over low us King Henri Christophe's and Garden on eight richly massive Citadelle on its In handsomest poised Haiti wooden frames, and, Things illustrated pages.) of all, candelabra and sconces mountain peak to repel an invafrom humble, condensed : milk sion that never came. A few Haiti's magic has. our plane from Port au Prince By DENISE OTIS graters, suitcasés and boxes approached the city we saw be- (in December issue of House from large ones hammered over low us King Henri Christophe's and Garden on eight richly massive Citadelle on its In handsomest poised Haiti wooden frames, and, Things illustrated pages.) of all, candelabra and sconces mountain peak to repel an invafrom humble, condensed : milk sion that never came. A few Haiti's magic has. many faces. were flashing by in swift succes or dried gourds pricked in ran hours later we were mounting The palm-fringed beaches: moun- sion as we were whisked to our dom patterns), a narrow hall at cans. Our search for Haitian art led horses in front of Henry's ruintains piled behind mountains, hotel; crowded markets; shops the Ibo Lele brightened with a us from the Cathedral ed palace of Sans Souci for the sun-splashed days and soft-aired decked with kerchiefs flying like brilliant fresco, the dining room with its Episcopal murals the steep two-hour climb through the nights that would seem to be banners; colorfully serolled and ceiling at the Riviera padded powerful the Centre to the forest to the stone Citadelle, Our sufficient enchantments only set be-flowered busés (actually open with the rich textures of sisal galleries Galerie Brochette, and d'Art, the progress along the trail was enthe stage for a kaleidoscopic pa- trucks) that bore fanciful or mats. er des Arts to Foy- the livened by a pageant of country rade of delights to the eye and Moustache" pious inseriptions "Bondieu like "Sans For the visitor, however, Pe- ateliers of individuals Plastques- artist like life pipe-smoking peasant ear. Houses are washed with col: or Bon" tionville is the night world of sculptor andre Dimanche We women carrying baskets of or or or veiled in tracery. Farmers as destinations well as the ;lines names of their Port au Prince; the adventures found an enchanting of anges, men weaving thicks bahoe their fields to the beat of of people of the day are to be found in the and variety nana-leaf mats on frames, past: drums. Street singers comment canrying on their heads baskets, center of the city. As Haiti is a naive materials, and subjects styles, el-painted huts with heaps of caustically on life in catchy piles of chairs: or swaying still free port, shops advertise most and fanciful. sophisticated, But exceed- serious nuts and coffee on their neatly rhythms. Even thè tombstones lifes of vegetables and fruit. We the standard selecnothing swept terraces and by a samin the graveyards are a riot of had a brief view of the sugar- tion vociferously of bargains, but the ed the architects fantastic who imagination of pling of all the varieties of color. In Haiti's varied andvi white Presidential palace, and also free-port produets of HaitiHotel and designed the Victorian the plants and trees native to Haiti. gorous outpouring of artistry, then a steep climb with recurethey an craftsman-ship. carry Look beyond Oloffson mansions in the Nevertheless, we were sufficientsimple useful articles, carnival ing vistas of the harbor brought the obvious souvenirs and you Slender and Bois Verna ly saddle-sore and weary when masks and card-board Christmas us to the Villa Creole, our hotel sO much that it's difficult quarter: solid and massive, elegant or we arrived at the fortress to be lanterns all display the same in the cool heights of Petionville find to choose; tortoise-shell objeets, with all are em- properly impressed with the mahappy talent for form and color a world of gardens, swimming bowis and plates of mahogany, bellished and wood, spires, criss-cross lacily cut snitude of the effort as the prized works of painters pools. -sore and weary when masks and card-board Christmas us to the Villa Creole, our hotel sO much that it's difficult quarter: solid and massive, elegant or we arrived at the fortress to be lanterns all display the same in the cool heights of Petionville find to choose; tortoise-shell objeets, with all are em- properly impressed with the mahappy talent for form and color a world of gardens, swimming bowis and plates of mahogany, bellished and wood, spires, criss-cross lacily cut snitude of the effort as the prized works of painters pools. luxurious resort hotels and and. at La Belle Creole, the tin tens and subtle of color. bat in its construction. Just expended as we and sculptors. No matter how beautiful villas. thick. brilliantly colored rugs Recipe-colleeting plays is as fascin- arrived clouds began to gather modest a material, it can be The Villa Creole introduced us' and fabrics woven from native ating a pursuit in Haiti as art: around the peak, and we saw transformed into inspired deco- to many OE the charms of Haiti; jcotton by the Armand factory. collecting. We amassed ehough only fragments of the fort's comration by the warm, witty, sen- its ctisine, its arts and crafts, The market places overflow dishes to fill a cock book, among manding view. But as the swirsitive, and, above all, exuberant- and above all, to the sure sense with exciting examples of Haiti- them green bananas, sliced thin, jling mists veiled the rust on the ly creative Haitians. of style that can transform the an creativity, spilling their wares fried crisp and salted; griots, cannons and the breaches in the A condensed package of thelmost commonplaçe objeets into out into the streets for bloesbits of pork pot-roasted in masonry, it was easy to imagsights, sounds and many worldsistumning decoration. A luminous around: mats, baskets in prot spicy sauce; mamba, peanut Tut ine the ramparts peopled with of Haith Port an Prince is thel lexample was the chandelier inlean profusion, clay pots, wooden ter pungent with pepper; riz King Henryl and his soldiers. port of entry for visitors to the the bar; its clusters of colorful Idrums and rush-seated chairs, djon-djon, rice dish that's black In happy contrast to the somcountry whether they come by shades proved to be a collection along with decorative Diles of with tiny dried mushrooms, "dot ber mass of the Citadelle were sea or, as we did, by air. We of bottles. Excursions to other produce. But we wondered what ted with bits of pork or seafood: the tin or thatch-roofed houses stepped from our Pan American hotels turned up similar eviden- all the old tin cans were for un- limes candied in thick syrup. that lined the road back to Çap clipper into a contrapuntalbvable ce of decorative dexterity; the til we saw what tin-smiths could The strongest traces of the Co- Haitien with a flower-border of French and Creole, and soonl llanterns at El Rancho (cylinders make from them. Almost any: Nonial rule of France, and the color Whether the houses were : the scenes of Port au Prince of caning lined in colored silk. thing: lamps, colanders, plates, most dramatic monuments of frosted with elaborate wooden serollwork or simply washed with color, the assortment of D color Schemes seemed endless and endlessly excellent. A quiet city now, Cap Haitien was the busy capital of Haiti in the colonial period, and in spite of the fact that it was completejiof ly rebuilt after the earthquake in 1840, an air of the eighteenth century still pervades it. Cap Haitien is a city to walk in to enjoy the rich colors and intricate detailing of the houses with attian their hidden patios and iron-or wooden-railed galleries; to note adaptable details in pavement patterning and window treatment: to watch craftsmen work in the market and bargain leisraft He urely for their wares; or to shop in the stores along the Quai St. Louis with their increde 69.RUE DU QUAI ible assortment of merchandises. Every. stroll is sprinkled with WHAT surprises. aitien is a city to walk in to enjoy the rich colors and intricate detailing of the houses with attian their hidden patios and iron-or wooden-railed galleries; to note adaptable details in pavement patterning and window treatment: to watch craftsmen work in the market and bargain leisraft He urely for their wares; or to shop in the stores along the Quai St. Louis with their increde 69.RUE DU QUAI ible assortment of merchandises. Every. stroll is sprinkled with WHAT surprises. You find a modern TO BUY : church with a movie theatre on the ground floor in contrast to . SISAL BAGS and BELTS altars like wedding cakes in the cathedral. You find tombstones - FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS painted in bright pastel colors. Cap Haitien is also a city to .WOOD relax in to sip rum punch on CARVINGS e MAHOGANY the wine-shaded verandas of the Hostellerie du Roi Christophe, to e TORTOISE SHELL dance at night on terraces overlooking the city at the beck or .STRAW Mont Joli hotels, to swim at lone GOOS o PAINTINGS ly and beautiful beaches. BITI à On the winding road through the mountains back to Port au rivier C d: civiere Prince, the sweeping vistas were punctuated with colorful roadside scenes: a group of women sitting on a sea of straw and --- Page 9 --- PAGE 9 weaving hats, three small boys immersion in the, lazy delights sided over by the market place of boys singing hymns under the flowers and foliage. We beating out voudou druml of the resorts at Kyona and Ibo at one end and the City Hall at palm trees on the lovely nearby ed with a carload of departrhythms on boulders with sol- beaches north of Port au Prince. the other. One of the houses beach of Carrefour Raymond a glow. of pleasure goodies the and emn concentration, àn intent cir- Fifteen minutes south of Port just below the crest has been while we sat on, the sand and from hoscle men of watching a cockfight au Prince by air, the romantic- converted into a hotel, the Alex- watched the sunset. Another pitality. and oblivious to the view spread ally beautiful port of Jacmel andria. While we ate on its broad night; we had a conversation After the below them. Off and on all day, clings to the side of a hill do: veranda we watched the chang- with a street-singer who led us of Jacmel, Port timeless au tranquillity we heard the sound of drums in minating its bay. Along the ing colors of sea and sky through back to his garden for several ed even busier them Prince seemthe distance. Some, according to quais coconuts dry in the sun a tangle of rooftops and brilliant hours of creole songs, tradition- Christmas was a before. our driver, announced voudou and brightly kerchiefed women bougainvillea. al and improvised. Our contribuChildren on only the week ceremonies, others indicated that sort coffee in sun-dappled lofts tion: rum and cigarettes for the away. were selling balls streets a group had gathered to hoe a to a hum of gossip. Streets of The great houses of Jacmel musicians. A large star-shaped vivid fluffy colors. of crepe field or get in a harvest. Our balconied mansions zigzag up with their tiers of ornate cast- Christmas a paper in Strings of drive ended with an all-too-brietlthe steep slope to a plateau pre- iron balconies have a special house and lanter hearing hanging the jaunty on tin bright-hued stars and sisal bushy ropes of in style and an unusual history. motto "Vive Noel" produced a the markets. Most enchanting appeared of They were designed and manu-lwhole series of treasures for us. vivid fluffy colors. of crepe field or get in a harvest. Our balconied mansions zigzag up with their tiers of ornate cast- Christmas a paper in Strings of drive ended with an all-too-brietlthe steep slope to a plateau pre- iron balconies have a special house and lanter hearing hanging the jaunty on tin bright-hued stars and sisal bushy ropes of in style and an unusual history. motto "Vive Noel" produced a the markets. Most enchanting appeared of They were designed and manu-lwhole series of treasures for us. all, roadsides in the factured in France in the Eight- We went to the door to ask who were lighted by the stained-glass evening ies and brought, "knocked had made it and found the ar glow of cardboard and tissue down", in ships to their sites in tisan, a boy of14, making kites paper fanaux, or Christmas lanJacmel. from colored tissus paper for tems. In their spontaneous gaieWe had been told that there talked some younger to him children. members As of the we ty mache' thel masks fanaux that and the papierwas nothing to do in Jacmel, family and friends came, Carnival that appear in the ISSA OHAITI and, in the sensel of organized the conversation, drifted joined away end after New begins Year's the are weekamusement, there isn't. But its and returned with examples of hearted symbols of the creative lightART very serenity seems to breed their own handiwork: lilac-like vitality that makes a visit to entertainment. GALLERY spontaneous One sisal flowers and leaves, bask- Haiti as inspiring as it is pleasonRoedu Quai evening we listened to a grouplets, hats, and an array of tin/urable. 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Greene, Chief of the eve of a Senate inquiry into Staff of the Marine Corps, gave WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The seemed to imply that a conspir ents Harry S. Truman and charges of "muzzling" of mili- his approval, but in a SubseDefense Department and the Ma- acy nad existed among the Mar Dwight D. Eisenhower, General tary officers by Pentagon offi- quent review opposed release of rine Corps have refused to re- ine Corps. Omar N. Bradley, former Secre- cials. An investigation by a Sen- the article. lease a Marine colonel's article The spokesman said that clear- tary, of Defense Louis Johnson ate Armed Services subcommitt- Subsequently, the decision on the service's history. ance had been refused because and the late Admiral Forrest P. eel is scheduled to begin next against release was supported by A Defense Department spokes- the article appeared to. impugn Sherman, once Chief of Naval week. Gen. David M. Shoup, Marine man said today that the article Ithe motives of former Presid- Operations. Corps Commandant. Tne article was written by The spokesman said that the Col. Robert D. Heinl Jr, now Army and Air Force, to which chief ofa naval mission in Haiti, the manuscript was submitted for publication in the monthly for comment, had recommended Proceedings magazine of the against its use on the ground United States Naval Institute. that it reflected on the Marine The institute is not an official Corps and the services as agency of the Navy, but its whole. board is made up of high rank ing Navy and Marine officers. The unofficial but authoritaThe institute sent the article tive Army, Navy, Air Force to the Pentagon on Sept. 15, the Journal said that the article was spokesman said. based on a book written by ColThe Marine Corps informa- onel Heinl, called "Soldiers of tion chief, Col. James E. Mills. the Sea," which the Naval Instiopposed clearance.. Lieut. 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There is Singing music blems of telephone communica- and rhythm in the smallest tot ions, electricity power, and the to the grown adult. And I have 56th Country outmoded customs. conditions. found that people who can laugh Yet I'm attracted to the beauDoing and sing easily, and dance with tiful parkways centered around easy grace, are usually friendly "The Singing Ambassador", Ithat began his second day in] the students at thel Holy Trinity the most impressive palace, and and peace-loving. When we laugh Wally L. Meyer of Milwaukee, Port au Prince with a workshop school, two more programs on to the good nature of the avera- and sing and enjoy good-fellowleft Haiti last Tuesday night in song leading for teachers at request of Sister Joan at the St. ge Haitian. There is usually a ship, how can we hold hatred in aboard the SS EVANGELINE- Bird College. It ended with a Vincent Home for. Handicapped smile and a nod of welcome forlour hearts? but he took with him the friend- "Songobatics" sing-session atten- Children, did an impromptu ap: ship of thousands of Haitians ded by all the pupils at the pearance at a boy scout award Caribbean Construetion Co. with SA. who sang him during bis Ecole Republique des Etats- making ceremony being directed brief week's stay. The globe- Unis d'Amerique on his final day by: Father Yves, Ph. Lafontant trotting songman who has led here. (Groupe Capois La Mort No. 9 Builders Of The Military City more people in community singScouts d'Haiti), and made a jour ing in more countries than any In between these engagements, ney to Dr Larimer Mellon's Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD other entertainer (Haiti was his hei performed twice at the Insti- Schweitzer Hospital at Descha56th), arrived here with no ad- tut Haitano-Americain with pelles where he sang with the Phone: vance committments, no progr adult students attending, English children. 3955. P. O. BO - 284 am of engagements of any sort, conversational classes, with the e and then quickly lined up anl primary students at Bird Colle- Mr Meyer made an interview array of singing appearances, ge, two assembly programs for and tape recording for a local - - - NAErnes radio. station, and also appeared IN PETIONVILLE an IT's in interview and demonstration of his world-famed "Songobaties" technique over Tele-Haiti TV. Because the station had HOTEL MONTANA BEGoodaeh failed to provide a studio auK Rock Service dience for the song leader to work with, he hurried outside to prevents unnecessary tire failures! pick up any passing children At Lieofeet altitude.yet only 7minules and returned with a boy scout from the heart PORT-AU-PRINCE : GIVES LONGER SERVICE and three smaller school boys 4 of - GREATER TRACTION who became his "working audience". 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D'ADESKY d 2684° 6666666 eee6e6e ceecee --- Page 12 --- PAGE) 12 HAITISUNT Sunday January 28th, 1962 AS BEFORE IN SANTO DOMINGO LETTER TO EDITOR L (Cont'd) NOTES FROM FIRESTONE (Continued from page 5) spend, it seems downright silly make The newcomer adjustments, to Haiti has to but this is Still another battle has been fought and won by the reliability and their knowledge of to the.attraction let a handful of "punks" spoil true any place you go. A friend democratic forces in the Dominican Republic, but the Port au Prince and Haiti in ge- I am. sending of this Port letter au Prince. also, of fours just got back from Christstruggle is far from ended. The attempt by Geueral neral. Then bar from the dock via carbon copy, to the editor mas vacation in New England Rodrguez Echavarria to set up a reactionary, military area only those who have the of Le Nouvelliste; to Mr Roger and time he he was was telling detained us about the dictatorship with the aid of the old-time Trujillo oligar- licenses with standardized Sassine, agent for the Eastern zard in a small town by in a blizchical elements has failed. fees and an understanding of Steamship Co., and to the Ame- Anxious to get word back Maine. to The outcome should nof be minimized. We are seeing what theyi will and will not do. rican consul in Port au Prince. his family, he telephon that historie in the The businessmen of Port au You know there is more than a a struggle is sense of representing Prince have a right -and a res- strong possibility that if tour- ed the local telegraph office and the new forces and new attitudes in Latin America. ponsibility- to get mad about ists brought in by steamers such asked to New "Can York?" I send The a telegram It is truly encouraging to think that the Dominican the situation, to see that the go-las Evangeline hear much about came back calmly: "Yep, answer people call rise, after thirty years of the worst sort of vernment or some proper regu-l the situation in Port au Prince can send it allright". Then after you tyranny, and fight and in some cases die- for free latory agency I does something that these lines may be compel- a pause "But it won't get there. dom. Almost all students of Latin-American affairs about it. heard many people led to eliminate Port au Prince wires is down". -not just a few- say "TII ne: from their ports of call Lr The wrotr off the Dominicans during the Trujillo era as ver goback to Port au Prince." that could be financially serious and If vehicle manufacturers all a spincless and cowed people with no worthy leaders. That means loss lof good, hard to the economy of the Republic. over the world keep on specifyHow wrong that judgment was! US dollars that comes to the It you find space in your paper ing different sizes and types of The United States and the rest of Latin America city in exchange for the goods, for this letter, would you be tires, we're going to have to must face it. The Dominican Republic is in the throes native handicraft and general! kind enough to mail me a clip- install rubber walls in our two of 3 revolution. This does not at all mean it need go merchandise. That means loss lof good, hard to the economy of the Republic. over the world keep on specifyHow wrong that judgment was! US dollars that comes to the It you find space in your paper ing different sizes and types of The United States and the rest of Latin America city in exchange for the goods, for this letter, would you be tires, we're going to have to must face it. The Dominican Republic is in the throes native handicraft and general! kind enough to mail me a clip- install rubber walls in our two of 3 revolution. This does not at all mean it need go merchandise. ping? I assure you this letter is big Firestone warehouses to hold the way of Cuba. On the contrary, there is every hope You have a beautiful city with You written know in a Florida spirit of is helpfulness. largely de- on the hand bulging to stocks be sure we you must get keep the that if the United States continues to play its cards lots of possibilities and at a pendent on tourists and outside tire you want when you ask for wisely, and if the rest of Latin America will help, the time when Nassau, Bermuda, dollars this would not be to- it. We added them up the other Dominican Republic wil make the transition from dic- Jamaica, the Virgin Islands and Terated in this state for one mi- day and among tubed and tubetatorship to demoeracy with no more than the expected even Europe, are making a big nute. less, black-wall and whitewall, difficulties. play for tourists with US dollars Cordially yours, rayon and nylon, bicycle, farm, and' other "hard" currency tol Jack GURNETT. automobile, truck, motorcycle, industrial, earthmover, aircraft, The Kennedy Administration handled this latest crietc. in sizes ranging from 4 inchsis well. It condemned the military grab for power and es to 38 inches in diameter, wê moved to take sanetions that were legitimate and efhave 246 different types of tires fective. It is still early ia the game; but it should be in Portau Prince land the interLe Grand Hotel noted that the Administration is striking out on a new ior. To say nothing of tubes. path for the United States in its relations with Latin Oloftson As space permits and if we America. The positive measures taken to encourage receive the facts far enough in democracy in the Dominican Republic are without prePRESENTS EVERY MONDAY advance, we shall be happy to cedent. In this respect, also, the Dominican crisis is include club notices of special events of general public interest making hemispheric history. whenever we schedule a "Notes (New York Bamboche Times) Creole from Firestone" column. Without charge to your group, of HAITT'S HIT SHOW OF THE SEASON!!! course! FOREWORD TO PRESIDENT DUVALIER'S A carload of gleaming Philco Featuring refrigerators and. freezers is'on JANUARY 2. SPEECH the way to your Firestone store MADELEINE MARCEL to fill out our complete range of Philco quality appliances. A As in his preceding Addresses, on January 2, 1962, Philco-Bendix automatic washon the occasion of Founding Father' Day, His ExcelTI PARIS ing machine would be a wonderlency the President of the Republic, Honorable Doctor ful Valentine gift for the girl you Francois Duvalier spoke to the Haitian Nation the ANDRE GERMAIN married. Our own service manaplain language of truth. Plainly and unfalteringly, the ger, Antoine Millet and his crew First Citizen of the Republic laid bare the Haitian draChoreographed and staged by it of that three technicians will see to your appliance is properma. A drama born of the lack of understanding of] ly installed and serviced to your which for 158 years our country has always been a Lavinia'Williams Yarborough complete satisfaction. victim. A drama grown deeper by the absence of contiYou can get: a Detecto bathnental solidarity; however, unceasingly trumpetted General Admission: $2.00 room scale at your Firestone abroad by international elerks, but which on the pracDinner and Show: $5.00 Store too. that three technicians will see to your appliance is properma. A drama born of the lack of understanding of] ly installed and serviced to your which for 158 years our country has always been a Lavinia'Williams Yarborough complete satisfaction. victim. A drama grown deeper by the absence of contiYou can get: a Detecto bathnental solidarity; however, unceasingly trumpetted General Admission: $2.00 room scale at your Firestone abroad by international elerks, but which on the pracDinner and Show: $5.00 Store too. Best place to install tical field is akin to the highways of Hades. per person it is in front of your Philco reWith a solidarity involving the repression of their Dinner Time 7:30 Ll - 9:30 P.M. frigerator. pride, dignity and self-respect, the Haitian People has A LAmn s Vox - A b I A A A nothing to do. This accounts for the fact that in the present predicament- enlightened by the lessons of its past, the Haitian Nation in eagerness answered the FISHE R'S call of its Chief and took the aggressive determination to save its own self. HAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS It is the text of the President's Address "A New De1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOL claration of Independence", to quote the publicist Ge2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM OU rard de Catalogne, which is published in the following STOMS pages under the title of: PEACE AND BREAD FOR SURVIVAL. AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS PEAOE AND BREAL this is what the Haitian STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY People needs. PEACE AND BREAD and not "PROMISES? and "SMILES". ON THE RUE DU QUAI "In the alternative of the destinies of survival or of (AM. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCKPTED) suicide", the Haitian People, under the aegis of PEACE, will knead this BREAD, for together with its Leader SAVE UP TO it has chosen: SURVIVAL. 60' Per Cent ON IMPORTS (Distributed by Service of Information and Documentation) SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY V S -U 2 - --- Page 13 --- Sunday January 28th, 1962 € HAITISUN' PAGE 13 DECREE ON INDEPENDENCE HERE... commanding the American ExSTATE'S EXPENSES CONTROL port Lines' luxury liner SS IN- (Continued from page 1) Mr Bull has been identified DEPENDENCE here on her The decree in question states (for constructions, or any other aboard ship in each port of call with the shipping industry since maiden voyage to Caribbean in its first article: "No expense expenses supposing a previous on the cruise- which began in 1909. He has held high executive ports. may be authorized and engaged, evaluation of cost, the estimation New York January 18th. positions with Mallory Transport ifitis not foreseen in the BUD- bid shall be. attached. For artLines, Baltimore-Oceanic Steam- A native of Virginia, presently: GET of the Republic by a law icles, the requisition (Form 107) Newi Owners For Larue ship Company; Richmond-New residing in Saugatuck, Conn., or a decree." shall be attached and the purSugar Mill York Steamship Company. East- Captain Switzer has been with Art. 2. states:-Any expense chases shall be made forcedly The Sugar Factory: of Larue, ern Steamship Lines and Water- the company. since 1924. He has when being engaged shall have through the MImprimerie de T'E- on the northern Quartier-Morin' man Steamship Corporation. commanded a number of cargo to be authorized according tot tat." plain, will resume its operation and passenger vessels, including the form used by the Superior All the services of the State in a few weeks under a new For seven years, ending 1950 the 18,000-ton SS LaGuardia, and Cours of Accounts, and itisfor except those of the provinces, ownership. ship Lines and Water- the company. since 1924. He has when being engaged shall have through the MImprimerie de T'E- on the northern Quartier-Morin' man Steamship Corporation. commanded a number of cargo to be authorized according tot tat." plain, will resume its operation and passenger vessels, including the form used by the Superior All the services of the State in a few weeks under a new For seven years, ending 1950 the 18,000-ton SS LaGuardia, and Cours of Accounts, and itisfor except those of the provinces, ownership. We had full confirm- he established and served as cargo ship SS Exceller. bidden to the Services of the shall have: to get gas from the ation of that pleasant news when Head of the Department of Ship As Master of the SS Exceller State to receive goods by anti- "Direction Generale des Trans a. prominent personality of the Management, U.S. Merchant Ma- during the wartime invasion of cipation, that is before the emis- ports" and have their printing North paid a visit to our offices rine Academy, Kings Point, N. Algiers he won the Merchant' sion of a regular requisition. jobs made by "Imprimerie de this week. Y. Marine Distinguished Service For repairs of cars, buildings, TEtat." Medal "for expert ship handling, He was associated with the Mi foresight, sound judgment and The new owner's are: Mr Hos- litary Sea Transportation Servi- calm leadership under fire. nerre Appolon, Mr Raymond ce for 10 years as Commercial NEAR NATIVITY FORT Nazon and -Mr Raoul C. Augus- Shipping Advisor to the CommREFURBISHING FOR LIMONADE te, this latter represents his ander. father Carlet Auguste, Haiti AmNew Ambassador Of Mr Raphael H, Mehu, Depuly this week told about an import- bassador, to ONU. Today the A prolific author of shipping of the 2nd Circonscription of Cap ant project to be undertaken ati owners will meet with the mem- articles for various publications, To Haiti Haitien a Senegal on visit to. the Sun Bord de Mer de Limonade, in bers ofa cooperative formed by Mr Bull also lectured on Steamthe vicinity of the place where the great majority of cane ETOW: ship. Operation and Steamship The President of Senegal LeoVISIT OF Columbus built the Nativity Fort: ers of Quartier-Morin and Li- Traffic at the School of Foreign pold Senghor has designated His GERARD DE CATALOGNE The inhabitants of the small monade, to arrange crushing Service, Georgetown University Excellency Mr Osman Oce as community have decided to re- operations and salvage the cane and for many years has been Ambassador in Port au Prince. model and refurbish their home crop: In the meantime, the ma- guest lecturer in the Ocean Tran- The new Ambassador arrived The SUN was honored last and to improve the aspect of the chinery of the factory is under sportation Institute, American Tuesday morning and was welWednesday of the visit of our area. They have formed a coop- repairs and the necessary im- University. comed by Mr Pierre Chavenet, colleague Gerard de Catalogne, erative and asked the Depart provements are expected to inIntroductor* of Ambassadors and Editor of "Le Nouveau Monde", mental Head OE Public Works, erease thel capacity of the mill He is a member of the Society Ministers at Foreign Affairs Dethe important weekly paper of Engineer Alix Nau to help them. and the sugar production. or Naval Architects and Marine partment. the North which celebrated on Engineer Nau was the man Probably ati the end of Febr Engineers, Marine Historical SoJanuary 18th the fifth anniversa- charged with rebuilding towns uary or in the early days of ciety, Propeller Club of the U.S., Ambassador Ocer will present ry of'its foundation. destroyed' in the South by Hazel March, crushing will begin to National Defense Transportation his credentials very soon to His Our best wishes to "Le Nou- hurricane of 1954. the great. contentment of plant Association and American Asso- Excellency the President of the veau Monde" and its bright The project is supported by. Probably ati the end of Febr Engineers, Marine Historical SoJanuary 18th the fifth anniversa- charged with rebuilding towns uary or in the early days of ciety, Propeller Club of the U.S., Ambassador Ocer will present ry of'its foundation. destroyed' in the South by Hazel March, crushing will begin to National Defense Transportation his credentials very soon to His Our best wishes to "Le Nou- hurricane of 1954. the great. contentment of plant Association and American Asso- Excellency the President of the veau Monde" and its bright The project is supported by. all ers, canecutters, truckdrivers ciation of University Professors. Republic of Haiti, Dr Francois team. Inotabilities of Limonade. and the economy of the North. Captain Hugh L. Switzer isi Duvalier. Time takes on a rosy hue Le Grand Hotel Oloffson through the sapphire crystal of your Movado s Firmament 9 watch THE FABULOUS GINGERBREAD PALACE Presents its famous Winter Show BAMBOCHE CREOLE FEATURING THE BEST TALENTS of the ISLAND - Seuns EDIXOXCOLINIS Thei Mgvado sapphire crystal Rer The 2654, look", gleams with a rare brilliance, old ne its hardness is surpassed gel figure dial only bvthat of the diamond. You will cherish your Movado which offers you a precision thrice triumphant Ref.148, in three years (att the official iat moveSwiss Observatory at gold ent, figure goldi 18ct, dial Neuchâtel). The show is presented by Lavinia Williams Ya rborough outstanding interpretor of classic and folk dances and founder of the Haitian Institute of fulk and classic dances with a cast including such talents as Glamourous. songtress Madeleine. Marcel, well-known Andre Germain in a daring and dangerous fire dance and the unimitable Tr oubadour Ti-Paris and his Trio and numerous oibei well-l known dancers. MOVADO The show is presented every Monday night at. 10:30. It is a very spectacular variety program mament which comprises the best dances and song of the Magic Island. GENERAL ADMISSION: $2 ONE SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE DINNER AND SHOW: $5 PER PERSON DINNER TIME 7:30-9:30 AND LITTLE EUROPE --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 HAITI SUN N Sunday January 28th, 1962 Sugar-Quotas For GEORGE KENN MANAGING Juseph report CARIBE-HAITI HOTEL Foreign Countries Will 063 6 No Longer Be Duty-free Two months ago, a group offand assuring him of their supIn The United States American businessmen came to port in his new position. Port au Prince, looking for a hotel to rent or purchase. After After a survey of the tourist surveying the field. and meeting situation in Haiti and its tre20 and 50 percent slashed off famous brand watches at La Belle It is. reported from Washing- with hotelowners, their choice mendous possibilities, he told me Creole this week make for the best bargains west of Zurich... La ton that the executive depart- fell on Caribe-Haiti Hotel, on his hope in the future of that inBelle Creole also has some great discount buys in perfumes and ments of the Government there Martissant Road, which some dustry. He confirmed all I betoilet water. and cashmere.. Visiting Haiti on a tour of several have prepared legislation to the months before was entirely re fore knew about the changes of effect that quotas for. modeled and refurbished a the Latin American countries is Emil Sip correspondent of Eude Prave United States sugar en- group of Canadian capitalists by Caribe-Haiti Hotel, naid a the tering the will no sincere homage to the friendly at the United. Nations. Mr Sip's newspaper is leading daily of longer be free from customs- presided over by Mr John B. cooperation given to him by the the Prague, Capital of Czechoslovakia with more than a million in taxes. It is felt that countries Lome. Following talks with the former manager Gerard Frechetcirculation, he was the paper's correspondent in Russian for 4 receiving the tax-free privilege, later, a lease was signed direct te who will leave at the end of years and China People's Republic for 1 year... incere homage to the friendly at the United. Nations. Mr Sip's newspaper is leading daily of longer be free from customs- presided over by Mr John B. cooperation given to him by the the Prague, Capital of Czechoslovakia with more than a million in taxes. It is felt that countries Lome. Following talks with the former manager Gerard Frechetcirculation, he was the paper's correspondent in Russian for 4 receiving the tax-free privilege, later, a lease was signed direct te who will leave at the end of years and China People's Republic for 1 year... A.P. Photogra- such as India, Mexico and others ly between them and the new this month and to all people in pler Jim Bourdier stopped off in Haiti for three days- enroute home have not appreciated the indir- group. Haiti and abroad who congratto base in New Orleans after covering the Dominican Repnblic.. ect value of the subsidy. For in- Their next search ulated him. stance Cuba, formerly with a was for a the Another news gathering visitor to Haiti this week was AI Burt duty-free quota of more than 3 manager, The President of the SUN," "Through said Kenn, colums "I wish of HAITI to Miami Herald who exof the accompanied Ambassador Thurston on million tons of sugar had a sub- group Jack Salomon went to see press my sincere thanks to my his tour of the Artibonite Wednesday... sidy of 2 to 3 cents per pound George Kenn who had been run- many friends who are rejoicing A record for St. Marc recently was the loading of 140 tons 01 equal to $40 to $60 per ton. The ning "Distillerie Prince", a fa- to see me again in the Hotel buseucumber in five hours aboard a Florida-bound ship from cold 3-million-tfon quota of Cuba mily enterprise, since the Mon- iness. I would like to tell the storage at St. Marc... Spanish Ambassador Rives and Monseigneur amounted then to an annual sub- tana Hotel he managed a year other people now in the tourist sidy of 60 to 90 million dollars; ago, changed owners. Mr Kenn that I the business Andrea will of Papal Nuncio left for a fortnight in Santo Domingo lyet Castro and his fellow selft- was called upon to return to the prove tourist industry work and to: I im- am the weekend before Mr Eehavarria's attempted coup.. : Janos De- elected leaders had little appres hotel-business, being highly re- decided to cooperate with them lej, the Hungarian-born director of the Institute of Agriculture and ciation of the subsidy, nor hasl commended to the new group by all. To reach this objective, comIndustry here moved into residence at Montagne Noire last week.. India nor Mexico. travel officials in the United petition is nonsensical at this Dr Raul Rey Alvarez head of the Alliance for Progress planning The legislation is expected to States. And this is how, one day time, cooperation is the only proteam who flew to Washington after the New Year with his four be approved by the U.SI Con: this week, I had the agreeable fitable attitude." gress with little or nor surprise to meet him at the desk daughters, wife and maid has returned after a fortnight delay... tion. Last year's sugar-quota opposi- for of Caribe-Haiti Hotel. E.F.E. Nobody seems to. knowi thel identity of the pretty French actress Haiti amounted to 45,000 tons, who accompanied French Film Actor Jean Marais ashore from the which if filled amounted to a Kenn Like a fish home in water; Georgel U.N. CARIBBEAN INFORMA Flandre when it spent twelve hours in the harbour last week... Sel- subsidy of more than one-million likes is the at: work and in has a hotel, vast ex- he TION CENTER OPENS den Rodman expects to spend the second week of February in Port dollars. sugar-quotas Subsequently duty-free perience to draw from. When UNITED NATIONS doing a travel article for Harpers Bazaar and ran art column for gociated but may with again reciprocal be ne- I contacted him, he was reading United Nations announced (AP)-The the the New York Times... grants of trade-advantages. a lot of letters he just received opening yesterday of an inforLast Sunday was celebrated the fete of "Notre- Dame d'Altagrace" from American Express, Air mation' center at Port of Spain, Marine Travel, Ask Mr patron saint of Delma' 'silocality... On January 20th, the R. doing a travel article for Harpers Bazaar and ran art column for gociated but may with again reciprocal be ne- I contacted him, he was reading United Nations announced (AP)-The the the New York Times... grants of trade-advantages. a lot of letters he just received opening yesterday of an inforLast Sunday was celebrated the fete of "Notre- Dame d'Altagrace" from American Express, Air mation' center at Port of Spain, Marine Travel, Ask Mr patron saint of Delma' 'silocality... On January 20th, the R. P. DesEmpress Travel Service Forster, Trinidad, to serve the Caribbean chatelet, General Superior of the Congregation of the "Oblats de NEWS IN BRIEF other important Travel Agencies and serve area. James as director. Keen, a Briton, is will Marie Immaculee" arrived in Haiti. He was welcomed at Bowen During the week the United in U.S. and Canada all con- gional representative He of the also U.N. reField by the Apostolic Nuncio and several Haitian and foreign re- States and the six-member Eu- gratulating him for having re- technical assistance board in the ligious. He will stay at Cayes during his inspection's sejourn in ropean Economic Union (Holl- sumed his activity in tourism area. (Continued on page 16) and, Belgium, Luxemburg, FranVmimin ce, Italy and West Germany) signed an agreement which lowered custom -taxes mutually mostly on industrial items. There were also however, some < NIONS NOSIsE agreements on agricultural items < mutually advantageaus to both Tentities. The agreement was a FROM notable success for the adminis- < tration of President Kennedy < and the Economic Union President Kennedy is requesting au- < thority from the < OD American ConV A gress to still further lessen cust- < oms-taxes in order to negociate still further reciprocal tariff re- Onions of first quality are available at the) ductions with the EEU Gsales counter of ODVA at the corner of Ruel Have you noticed the shiny (des Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the new Scout automobiles in the following, traffic recently purchased by the Haitian Government. They <prices: Upon arrival here las tSunday from an engagement at the San are similar in style and usage Juan Intercontinental popular Singing Star Frankie Laine and wife, to the Jeeps, of World-War de10lbs.- Nan former actress Frey are welcomed by Jean Theard of Maison veylopment, and" of Japanese Bags Gourdes Claudé Martin who squired them around during their stay. Manufacture. < 501bs. Bags 15 Gourdes The Laines sampled about every faucet of Haitian Life and took time out to read a message in French to fans over Tele-Haiti. With Wholesale orders will be filled on the Guests at Hotel El Rancho the Laines have announced their intenthe formation of the new basis tion of returning in May with an orchestra to put on a One night Governing mingo, the Council Washington in Santo Govern- Do- of Gourdes: 2.75 10lbs. Charity Show funds will go to the building of a jet airport. ment has granted $25,000,000 to per bags (Minimum> Wednesday evening Frankie and Nan were honored with a cock- re-establish its monetar stabilitail party at Claude and Helen Martins. ty. A further grant of $20,000,000 210 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (MinimAfter cancelling reservations to Jamaica midweek to permit a is reported ready to aid econo- < longer stay they are due to fly home to California today. mic recovery following the lift- <um 10 bags.) ing of OAS sanctions. terorene --- Page 15 --- Sunday January 28th, 1962 HAITI SUN PAGE 15 Scholarship Granted To CAP-HAITIAN BUSINESSMEN AT M.R.N. Constant the Telediol Daquin Off Mr Constant Daquin, founder and Manager of "Centre Cultu- This week almost all business- works not only underway at Du- -Aunt Jemima and the Grace Line have gotten together adver- rel d'Espagnol ANDRES ELOY men of Cap Haitien paid a visit valierville but also to be inauBLANCO" of Cap Haitien was ising a 13-day Caribbean Cruise for two in a newspaper contest. PAGE 15 Scholarship Granted To CAP-HAITIAN BUSINESSMEN AT M.R.N. Constant the Telediol Daquin Off Mr Constant Daquin, founder and Manager of "Centre Cultu- This week almost all business- works not only underway at Du- -Aunt Jemima and the Grace Line have gotten together adver- rel d'Espagnol ANDRES ELOY men of Cap Haitien paid a visit valierville but also to be inauBLANCO" of Cap Haitien was ising a 13-day Caribbean Cruise for two in a newspaper contest. granted a scholarship by the O. to the Office of the "Mouvement gurated in some points of the r's de Renovation Nationale" to Republic, at - called Aunt Jemima's Caribbean Sail-Away Contest but A.S. He willi spend one year at meet the leaders of the MRN boteau, Gonaives among others and La Fos- Rahe amazing thing is that the ad pictures four ways of serving Bogota, Colombia, where he will concerning the financing of the sette, Cap Haitien. otcakes, and one is called Haitian Hotcakes... looks like they're study philology, linguistic and In connexion with this project Hispano-American literature at pvered with a fruit sauce. Some Madison Ave. joker dreamed the, University of Colombia. CHINT Engineer went Roger to Beauvoir the of TEhat one up. -From the new method of "chilling" the human ANNIVERSARY OF and the North Wednesday. Artibonite bdy to a point of suspended animation, scientists are sure to The beneficiary will fly at the HAITI JOURNAL ut man into space by freezing him first. Now I know I don't; end of this month and the Cenyant to go to the moon! -Ronnie Kahn was on a martini kick ter will function under the super- On Friday January 19th our SEEKING POSITION ast week, but when they started to" kick back, he quit. Smart presided vision of over Council by Raymond of Teachers Da- colleague HAITI JOURNAL ce- Man well acquainted with touoy.. . no hits, no runs, no rerrors, and no bet! Sister Joan's jeep quin. of lebrated its foundation the 32nd by anniversary rist problem seeks position in rew up to the Rendez- Vous door one day last week, and what sident Stenio Vincent. the late Pre- Hotel or Travel Service. Can be o you think jumped out? A group of tourists from Cleveland who employed or Social as Attache assistant-Mamager to that enteriain ad arrived morning by cruise ship! What's the story? BusWater Shortage On this occasion we wish to tourists and take them to excur. st hotel in town is the Park... only one room vacant last week. join the other colleagues to pre- sion, Don't know which one it was, but a Carnival band passed thru Many of our colleagues of the sent to the team of Haiti Jourlartissant at mid-nite last Sunday. Don't they ever get tired? Port au Princian daily press are nal best our wishes congratulations of and our Good experience and excellent complaining about a shortage of perennity, reference. to Sun. -Tony Kneer lunched the Donnelleys of the "Desert Queen" in water ia some residential secApply Haiti endez-Vous Monday last. I hear the Coast Guard has a new tions. At Bizoton the -shortage bart with new bay soundings these days, in case you fishermen lasts since two weeks, in Petionre interested. I was told that the last issue of the N. Y. Times ville several houses have no waor this week to reach Haiti was the Jan, 23rd. The reports of ter at all, at the Cites St. Mardulls hair tin just'a few drops appeared in the week must have "Soaping" Ater from P-del-E been hot. -Is anybody some days in the faucets. round town importing that new called Pan-Magic-a Halo product doglorifies it? syourself version of the non-stick frying pan? Ads say that with We have been told that the seconds of spraying and about 45 minutes of baking the coating problem is now under study and that the SCRTCH is planning the the oven, the pan is ready for cooking without any fats or rebuilding of water system for rease. appeared in the week must have "Soaping" Ater from P-del-E been hot. -Is anybody some days in the faucets. round town importing that new called Pan-Magic-a Halo product doglorifies it? syourself version of the non-stick frying pan? Ads say that with We have been told that the seconds of spraying and about 45 minutes of baking the coating problem is now under study and that the SCRTCH is planning the the oven, the pan is ready for cooking without any fats or rebuilding of water system for rease. r'a like to try it. -When Frankie Laine called Dan Allen's Port au Prince and Petionville lendez-Vous the "Lindy's of Haiti", Dan replied, Wrong. This and the suburbs. The works will Haiti's Howard Johnson's-with alcohol". The Laines, were en- be performed b ytechnicians of rtained on, Wednesday evening at the Claude Martin home by Hydraulic Services. ai and Fritz Debrosse... Frankie works for Miller's High-Life We have no information when eer... but Mrs Laine drinks her beer out of a green bottle! -Ale- the works is to begin. andra Evans used a bad case of the Flu as an excuse to come ack to Haiti and the double-or-nothing routine. How's the betting? AIRPORT.. Newest advertising stunt to become popular in the U.S. is using JET hirlybirds to hover over ballparks and highly populated areas. (Continued from page 1) hat ever happened to sky writing? Speaking of how much adertising pays, hear this: 10 years ago nobody ever heard of a January 16th read" as follows: Hr-spray for milady's crowning glory. The gals spent $110 mil- Art. 1.-The Government of n for it last year! We're all in the wrong business, or else we the Republic is authorized to m't have the right ad agency. Cruise ship business to the Car- port build in an the International outskirts of Jet Port Air- au - & bean has more than doubled in the past five years with the Pree at "Mais Gate", accord merica and United States having been converted from their reg- ing to the norms prescribed by ar New Yorkc-to-Europe runs for five Caribbean cruises, and the International Organization for tgentina and Brazil of Moore-MeCormack Lines being diverted Civil Aviation. (OACI). pm their normal South American runs for six such cruises. Next inter's business is expected to be even greater. -What ever the Art. national 2.-Funds effort coming particularly from ppened to the man who missed the sailing df his cruise ship will be invested in this construcne Evangeline) last Wednesday and was So reluctan tto hand tion. mself over to the police to solve his problem? -Later report on e N.Y. Times. the Jan. 24th edition arrived. Late, late report Art. 3.-All the measures neNot a soapsnot a Gives H follow (in case you don't know anyhow). -A few awe-stricken cessary to the financing of the leave cream- dulling, a Halo dirt- cannot "soft-uater fragrant lather ople finally woke up to the fact that Doc Hayward's highly tout enterprise, to the creation of orcatching soap. film! needs no special rinse! white convertible with the black top had mud grips and 4wheel ministration, ganizations of will construction be taken ad- acive. A Jeep! What else? -Topical joke of the week: one Haitian cording to the laws governing Removes jo asked the other, what's the news about Pont l'Ester? Answer: the matter. dandruf from embarrassing both hair munageable- Halo leaves hair soft, Hon't know. I haven't been there for a long time. Why? Why?- and scalp! zolorfiul natural shining with is whére pre they're having all the meetings... Pont P'Ester is Art. 4.-The works of the Inhighlights! very fine market town in the Artibonite. What's in a name? ternational Airport of Port au Au tell me. --Just about everybody in town got an eveful of Dan 1st, Prince 1962, will under begin the on supervision February even Yes, finest "soaping". soft, Hon't know. I haven't been there for a long time. Why? Why?- and scalp! zolorfiul natural shining with is whére pre they're having all the meetings... Pont P'Ester is Art. 4.-The works of the Inhighlights! very fine market town in the Artibonite. What's in a name? ternational Airport of Port au Au tell me. --Just about everybody in town got an eveful of Dan 1st, Prince 1962, will under begin the on supervision February even Yes, finest "soaping". liquid your or oily hair cream with Jen at Bacoulou Wednesday nite charge comme l'Armee Po- ofa technical commission in the shampoos leaves dulling, naise! It couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. Never under- midst of which will seat repre- with dirt-catching a new film. Halo, contains made The largest limate the power of a red dress! -What two adults (male) were sentatives, qualified technicians ingredient. soap, no sticky oils. in the Iron Market of the International selling b buying a hunk of Bois Cochon-and offerOrganization Thus Hat glorifies your hair to split it? And for all of who for Civil Aviation (OACI), and the very first time you it. shampoo you haven't yet been able to others. Ask for Halo- use le down to a New Years resolution, how America's in, about this: It's up favorite shampoo-t today. Halo you in '62 Who, ME? 2)-A decree "repealing the Amerien decree dated November 6, 1961, KAY MAJOR creating an organization of finance and of construction of the Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hair! International Airport." U-GL-IEL --- Page 16 --- PAGE 16 HAITI SUN Sunday danuary 28th, 1962 Voyagez par.. AIR FRANCE CONSULTEZ NO VOTRE AGENT BOEING ET CARAVELLE LES 2 MEILLEURS -JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE DE VOYACE HAITI IN LIME-LIGHT PAUL WINTER SEXTET COMING FEBRUARY 5th (Continued from page 1) Itude,. now opposed to any kind the Delegations of more import- of sanctions against Cuba." ant Latin American Republies According to another AFP casuch as: Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, ble, the day of yesterday was Mexico, Uruguay, all- of whom marked by intensified diplomare not inclined to punish Cuba. atic activity, which, it seems, Argentina plays the role of me- didn't clear up. the panorama of diator, by trying to conciliate the Conferenée. The greatest the "hards" and the irreductible embarassment prevails in the to- the notion of sanctions. The lobbies where green-room talks U.S. Secretary of State had ra- are mostly contradictory. ther talks with his colleague The cable adds: The falling off from Brazil, Uruguay, Eeuador; of Haiti from the side of supChile. personal guests of the porters of the "hard line" con1 President of Uruguay, with the tributes to increase the confupurpose of finding out a basic sion." Yesterday at night the po: agreement even before the open- sition were as follow. ing of the Meeting. Partisans of sanctions: VeneThings were going on in that zuela, Peru, USA, Panama, Pawayy when the important decla- raguay, and Central American ration of the Haiti Delegation Republies 12 countries). was disclosed. When we printed Opponents to sanctions: Mexiin one of our/ latest editorials co, Brazil, Haiti, Chile, Ecundor. that surprises coulde be register Argentina inclined rather in ed" even amongst the thirteen the second group, is trying to countries the State Department conciliate the different points of (Continued from page 1) clude a contract with Columbia prehensive and includes tradibelieved to be its supporters, we views. y when the important decla- raguay, and Central American ration of the Haiti Delegation Republies 12 countries). was disclosed. When we printed Opponents to sanctions: Mexiin one of our/ latest editorials co, Brazil, Haiti, Chile, Ecundor. that surprises coulde be register Argentina inclined rather in ed" even amongst the thirteen the second group, is trying to countries the State Department conciliate the different points of (Continued from page 1) clude a contract with Columbia prehensive and includes tradibelieved to be its supporters, we views. The group is composed of Récords, their first recording to of as didn't think, everyone can When some Republics-such as" young musicians who have been be released shortly. positions Gillespie, Miles Jimmy Davis, Heath, Theloni- Dizzy see it, tobe SO close to the Mexico, and Panama in their rès- playing together primarily in Composing the Sextet are ous Monk, Charlie truth. Parker, Gerpective group are iclined 4o the Chicago area since 1958, Paul Winter, Sax Alto; Dick ry Mullingan, a According to dispatches receiv- accept conciliation formula, when they organized on the Whitsel, trumpet; Les Rout, ba- and many others. Randy Weston ed from Punta Del Este, the others are demonstrating a ser- Northwestern University camp- ritone saxophone; Warren - BerHaitian position. involved thel ious irreduetibility. us. They won first place last drums: and Richard Evans, Speaking of greatest sensation. According to] (From, "Le Nouvelliste, Tnesday year, among 100 entrants, as the bass. chosen for his Latin the. repertoire AFP cable a great confusion Jan. 23rd.) best college jazz gTOuP at the Similar to most top jazz or tour Paul Winter noted American that was provoked in the midst of BIG RECEPTION IN VIEW Geprgetown Inter-Collegiate Jazz chestras the Paul Winter Sextet sextet has also tried to the certain Delegations which inten- FOR HAITIAN DELEGATES Festival. repertoire is varied vet com- feel are the significant include sified their talks in orderi to A group of Association of Prizes awarded the Sextet in- tonal numbers as well as com- lin modern atreigds clear till jazz up the panorama, now: drivers. truckowners, workers very dark and confuse, and others are preparing a big In this view, the USA called manifestation to welcome Tuesameeting ôf the fourteen coun- day the President and the memtries having voted for the con- bers of the Haitian Delegation vocation of the actual Foreign to Punta Del Este. Ministers Conference. This The demonstration chasqusdtic meetwill begin ing had in view, the cablogram at. Bowen Field upon their arriby precises, "to analyze the 'conse- val and will continue through Wyler quences of the new Haitian atti- the city. TI JOSEPH (Cont'd from page 14) the South... This week will begin the works of construction of the Church of Duvalierville dedicated to Notre-I Dame du Mont -Carmel The new leading-Committee of "Syndieat de la Hasco et PCS" is formed as follows: Gerard E. Lorquet, President; Morel Cherubin, Vice- President; Gabriel Leon, Assistant-Secretary; Max Cleophat, Treasurer; Gesner Oge, Manor Paul, Gesner Prepetit, Wilfene Bernard, Betchley Pierre-Loitis, Conseillors. Port au Prince-Jacmel road is in the good côndition announces "Le Matin" in the January 23rd. edition. More than four teams of workers àre working daily... Monday at noon, Dr Aurele Joseph, Mr Lucien Daumec and Dr C. Mode, respectively Secretary of State, Sub-Secretary of State and General Director at Health Department, received the 'visit of Dr Gerard Philippe Charlier. ex-intern of Paris Hospitals, Dr Charlier presented as 4 gift his graduation thesis work entitled: "Les Varices Gastriques chez l'Adulte" to the Museum of the Department.. From January 1st 1962, l'USOM (United States Operation Mission) has changed of denomination and become FOUAD MOURRA USAID (United States Agency for International Development), Mr Exclusive A. Earl 0. Mode, respectively Secretary of State, Sub-Secretary of State and General Director at Health Department, received the 'visit of Dr Gerard Philippe Charlier. ex-intern of Paris Hospitals, Dr Charlier presented as 4 gift his graduation thesis work entitled: "Les Varices Gastriques chez l'Adulte" to the Museum of the Department.. From January 1st 1962, l'USOM (United States Operation Mission) has changed of denomination and become FOUAD MOURRA USAID (United States Agency for International Development), Mr Exclusive A. Earl 0. Finnie is the Chief of this business in Haiti.., Avenue Agent: Dessalines Jean-Jacques and LE CONTINENTAL STORE Rue Bonne Fo SHOES FAMOUS o'v ER FOR EVERY OCCASION The World Bate Imprime sur les Presses de HAITI SUN Ave. Ma ie-Jeanne Cite de FExposition Port au Princt