--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every 10c Sunday Haili Sun PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI Avenue Marie-Jeanne - CITE DUMARSAIS ESTIME - Phone 206L L1 Vol XX L- Sunday February 25th, 1962 - No. 22 4000 Gobs Getl Liberty With Forrestal In Port Four thousand "gobs" are set for "liberty" in Port A 'Fireball au Prince this weekend as their ship, the might aireraft carrier Forrestal, plays its role of goodwill ambassador Ride' as a symbol of Ameriea's "Power for peace" program. By BEM PRICE Shortly after dropping anchorlof the Press and children of Cape Canaveral, Fla.- Astro- in Gonave Bay, Saturday Rear- American officials in Haiti are naut John H. Glenn, Jr., rocket- Admiral Reynold D. Hogle came among those who will be given ed triumphantly around the ashore and called on President guided tours of the big carrier. world three times yesterday andDr Francois Duvalier, Armed With a crew of more than 1000 landed safely while the world Forces Chief Gen. Jean-Rene officers and enlisted men the cheered the greatest U.S. space Boucicaut and Defence Minister Forrestal is making its second feat yet: Boileau Mehu. visit to Haiti since it was comMighty Forrestal in Gonave Bay on "Power For Peace" Mission The 40-year-old Marine lieute- Some 400 students, members missioned in 1955. nant colonel splashed down in One of the Navy's largest and the Atlantic Ocean near Grand newest aircraft carriers, it anTurk Island in the Bahamas, Call For Beauty chored here after several week's about 700 miles southeast oi intensive training in the GuanTo Liquidate Private here, at 2:43 p.m. Eastern Stantanamo Bay area. As flagship dard Time or 3:43 p.m Puerto There are many beautiful girls of Carrier Division FOUR the American Debts Rico time. in Haiti whose families don't Forrestal houses Rear Admiral To circle the globe three times permit them to enter beauty R. D. Hogle and his command and travel more than 81,000 mil- contests and such. Some of thenstaff. Her namesake is the late The Government issued : de: Two "considerations" of the es in the process required only deserve recognition on a larger James Forrestal, first U.S. Secree creating a Special Control Decree are based upon the Ame- four hours and 56 minutes. scale than local beauty parades. cretary of Defense. Committee in order to liquidate rican Law of September 4th 1961 Glen nand his capsule were Here is their chance: Measuring 1,036 feet in length all the debts contracted by the which makes the harmonious de- (Continued on pages) (Continued on page 33) and 252 feet in width at the widHaitian Administration with the Selopmend-of-ecoponie relations est point or her flight deck, the U.S. firms or private Ameriean between the USA and all other (Continued on page 16) citizens during the period from countries dependent on the tot October 1950 to September 30th al payment of ali debts of any 1961. type due to. the private Ameri New Water System can sector by these countries Port-au-Prince Mexico-Haiti Gane The Decree acknowledged also For Ithe many. steps undertaken by It_is learned on reputable auCelebrates the Government close to the U3 thority that the United States 50 Years Of Football (Continued on page 15) Government has agreed to finThe Football Federation is ce- US. Ambassador ance a complete new and adequate water system for Port au lebrating the fifties anniversary Prince, estimates the costs of foot-ball as the National Sport Back From D.C. range from SG million of to S16 OfHaiti. This game has a history United States Ambassador to The will be in Haiti that pre-dates half a Haiti Mr Raymond I. Thursto through million. the Alliance financing for Progress century. According to an article returned Thursday from a visit the Inter-Ameriean in "Le Nouvelliste" quoting an to Washington and San Juan. a complete new and adequate water system for Port au lebrating the fifties anniversary Prince, estimates the costs of foot-ball as the National Sport Back From D.C. range from SG million of to S16 OfHaiti. This game has a history United States Ambassador to The will be in Haiti that pre-dates half a Haiti Mr Raymond I. Thursto through million. the Alliance financing for Progress century. According to an article returned Thursday from a visit the Inter-Ameriean in "Le Nouvelliste" quoting an to Washington and San Juan. and Bank. Developopinion of the Haitian historian Ambassador Thurston flew to ment Dantes Bellegarde, the tribe of Port ant Prince with Admira' the Arawaks, living in Haiti Haiti behost Participates Smith, his in Puerto Rico. fore Columbus, used to play The day following his return, 66th. World's Fair a In "Batos", game closely resem- Mr Thurston was received by bling foot-ball. However the true President Dr Francois Duvalier of (Continued on page 15) at the National Palace. The Republic Haiti has become the 66th participant in the international Area of the New York 1964-1965 World's Fair. Promising Primitive To Clovis M. Desinor, Secretary of Regulations Covering State for Commerce and IndusForeign Workers Here At El Rancho try of Haiti, named the Haiti Corporation to or Hang Development Jacqueline Elie Joseph Nesti is making a name for ganize and direct its Fair exhiRequirement to be fulfilled by foreigners working in herself as a primitive painter. Miss Nesti's works which bit. Haiti according to articles contained in the new Labor brought her success in an exhibition at the Brinken Harold A. Tuthill, representing Code "Code Francois Duvalier" were dail- Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden, a few years/ago, depict the Haiti Development Corporapublished by in a primitive way the most scenes of the tion, signed a contract for an ies this week for the benefit of foreign residents in captivating larea of 10,000 square feet for Haiti: Haitian life, with an opulence of colors gracefulness the Caribbean country with Wilin the motions and a touch of sadness in the expression liam Berns, Fair vice president Article 365.-To be engaged as discretion of the Department of which reflects the personality of the artist. in charge of communications and relations. an employee in an establish- Labor and Social Welfare. by Aubelin JOLICOEUR Iblessing of Picasso, Matisse, public ment, all foreign workers will Article 366.-To obtain this li- Jacqueline will hang about Chagall in Europe and Diego HAITI BORDER first be obliged to obtain from cense of employment, the foreign twenty five of her works in a Rivera, the most famous Mexicthe Direction Generale of Labor worker must present the follow- One Man Show at the El Ran- an painter with whom she studCLOSED a license of employment. This ling documents: cho's Gallery on Thursday ied in Mexico fo rsix months. Contrary to reports cireulated license is delivered for just one 1) The passport, the permit March 1st was taught by some To her the late Diego gave a a fortnight ago, the Haitian bor. year, but may be renewed dur- of residence, the identity card._of the best young painters of painting as a token of affection der is not open to ordinary trafing five consecutive years at thel (Continued on page 1) France and Italy and has thel (Continued on page 16) fic. The border in fact is closed. --- Page 2 --- PAGE 2 HAITISUN" Sunday February 25, 1962 OFF THE TELEDIOL In Haiti This Week company with Mr Arthir M (Continued from page 11) Lasoff of Britex Corporation By AUEELIN JOLICOEUE from Boston and pretty Marion the "American" films shown at the Drive-In on Thursdays? This *=*The SS ATLANTIC of the American Ex- Deslandes of Haiti... Civil Eng- week's picutre, Black Orchid, was American-made but had a port Lines arrived today on a thirteen day pri- ineer Melvin Neff and wife Eli- French sound track. OFF THE TELEDIOL In Haiti This Week company with Mr Arthir M (Continued from page 11) Lasoff of Britex Corporation By AUEELIN JOLICOEUE from Boston and pretty Marion the "American" films shown at the Drive-In on Thursdays? This *=*The SS ATLANTIC of the American Ex- Deslandes of Haiti... Civil Eng- week's picutre, Black Orchid, was American-made but had a port Lines arrived today on a thirteen day pri- ineer Melvin Neff and wife Eli- French sound track. I want half my money back! -I think we vate cruise in the West Indies with the Americ- zabeth from Bethlehem Pa. at are can safely assume there will never be another war if Mr K. means visiting, They are guests the an Cultural Association. The cruise limited to Oloffson... So are Mr Sherman what he saye and says what he means. He says Russia will never 550 persons includes prominent personalities J. Warner, a referee in bank- start it first. Well Russia is the only country interested in starting such as Lloyd Goodrich, Director of New York's ruptcy at the U.S. Court in New one hot, cold or lukewarm. No? Whitney Museum of American Art; author rof York and wife Anita and Mrs articles and books on American art and Ameri- Vivian Davis Stopford and FreKAY MAJOR. deric Gidge in. Banking business can artists including Thomas Eakins, John in New York and wife Elsie... Sloan, and Winslow Homer; he is a critic and a lecturer; John Mr Fred A. Thon from Puerto Ciardi, noted poet, Poetry editor of Saturday Review of Literature, Rico is visiting in company with professor of English, translator of Dante, Executive editor of sister, Mrs Magdalena Thon FasTwayne Publishers, a literary critic, lecturer, etc. and some art nacht from New York Mr JoMonday Night seph Neil Heap, a travel Agent collectors, public figures, philanthropists, publishers. The world from New York City is on of business, finance and international trade is well represented. three day visit at the Oloffson... HOTEL IBO LELE Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner is the seductive Hostess aboard the Dr Alfred Illge, a dermatologist SS Atlantic. Actress, diseuse novelist, lecturer, co-author of Our of note from Portland Oregon arShango. Night Club Hearts were young and Gay; starred on Broadway in Edna his rived Friday in company with wife and Lady Windemere's fan. She is enjoying the occasion wife Dorothy Mae and lovely blonde daughter Barbara Jean,a HERBIE WIDMAIER fully and also delightinug every one within her charmed circle. student in Education at the Uni- & HIS GROUP In Port au Prince, Katherine Dunham, the world famous dancer versity of Oregon. The Illge fagive a hand to Miss Skinner to achieve a new kind of enchantment mily is staying three days at the for the members of the American Cultural Association. A special Oloffson... event long planned by Katherine in her Habitation Leclerc, called a "Jardin des: mille et une nuits", includes a dinner party with such a fabulous Menu: Crab Fiji, Beef Madras or Chicken Bombay, **Bob Irvin, a well known imdulls hair. a "Soaping" Creme Rochambeau, demi-tasse, cognac served on terrace: and an porter from iMami is here on entertainment program featuring Katherine Dunham with a voodoo two week business trip... Joe Halo it? Moskof, laundry business glorifies in in ceremony at the peristyle (peasants of the surrounding country: New Rochelle, N.Y. and wife side in true service), TiParis, an internationally famous Haitian Helen, Frankie Scharf's sister, Troubadour, Elifait, a banda dancer, Israel Soares, a Brazilian flew down here this week for a popular and folk singer in an atmosphere of joie de vivre fueled few days with Dave and Franby the exciting, Mozart Duroseau's orchestra. ... Joe Halo it? Moskof, laundry business glorifies in in ceremony at the peristyle (peasants of the surrounding country: New Rochelle, N.Y. and wife side in true service), TiParis, an internationally famous Haitian Helen, Frankie Scharf's sister, Troubadour, Elifait, a banda dancer, Israel Soares, a Brazilian flew down here this week for a popular and folk singer in an atmosphere of joie de vivre fueled few days with Dave and Franby the exciting, Mozart Duroseau's orchestra. Hansi Derose is the kie Scharf... Master of ceremony. Like Washington, Deborah Ruth Annis, daughter of Rabbi A twist contest judged by Miss Lois Rollins, a young artist from and Mrs Charles Annis and San Diego, California will be part of the program. A Haitian primi- grand daughter of Mr and Mrs tive painting will be the prize. David Scharf, was born on FebWelcome to the members of the American Cultural Association! ruary 22. She celebrated her ***Mr Edward Schiff, a prominent attorney from New Yorkand first birthday this Feb. 22. his beautiful wife Charlotte. arrived here this weck with a handful of recommendations. They are guests at the El Rancho. Ed and J.Jaye Frankel, a film producCharlotte are delighted with the Haitian joie de vivre and the er from New York and pretty thriving Haitian art. They are covering all the spots that made blonde Jacqueline Haswell, an Haiti the star attraction of the Caribbean. Ed plans to meet with actress are traveling along with the Minister of Tourism Mr Victor Nevers Constant. Charlotte is Robert Stein a Salesman and charming Mavis Rice. They are called the Terpsichore (the Greek Muse of Dance) of the Week. guests at the El Rancho... ***Dr Larkin H. Farinholt, a chemist vice presdient of SLOAN FOUNDATION from N. Y. City and wife Mary an underwriter (Ma- Artist Leo Fox and his charmgazines and pamphlets) arrived last Sunday in company with Mr ing wife Janice, Muriel ShindlArthur H. Hawkins, a painter, art Director and designer and wife er's sister are back here again on a two week visit. Leo who Nancy President of the Consumers League of New Jersey which is an excellent golfer thinks that deals with fair working conditions for the Puerto Rican people in Haiti has a perfect climate for this State: They are on a 7 day visit at th eGrand Hotel Oloffson. golf: This sport could be a big ***Mr Kenneth F. Hammitt, an antiquarian, Owner of an Anti- tourist attraction and bring proNot a soap, not a Gives ques Shop in Woodbury, Connecticut artived also Sunday with his sperity to the Country, he addcream- - Halo cannot "soft-uater" fragrant lather wife Mary. Mr Hammitt used to work for the American Museum ed... Mrs Jane H. Berger and leave dulling, dirtneeds no special rinse! her pretty daughter Cyra catching soap: film! ins Britain. The couple who lives in Sandy Hook, Conn. is in vacal Greene, a Public Relations offition at the Oloffson. cer for CINEMA record company in New York arrived here Removes ombarrassing Hulo leaves hair soft, dandruff both hair ***Dr Jerome Brand, a pediatrist from New Haven and wife Saturday afternoon on a six day and from scalp! colorfualnatural manugeahle- shining with visit. highlights! Sylvia are enjoying a 7 day visit in company with artist Albert They are guests at the El Chorney and wife Alice. Albert, a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Yale Rancho... Harry Kelman, a manufacturer from Detroit, Michiand a graduate of the New York School of Interior Design does gan and wife Phyllis arrived even Yes, finest "soaping" liquid your or oily hair eream with mural painting. Brand, a pediatrist from New Haven and wife Saturday afternoon on a six day and from scalp! colorfualnatural manugeahle- shining with visit. highlights! Sylvia are enjoying a 7 day visit in company with artist Albert They are guests at the El Chorney and wife Alice. Albert, a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Yale Rancho... Harry Kelman, a manufacturer from Detroit, Michiand a graduate of the New York School of Interior Design does gan and wife Phyllis arrived even Yes, finest "soaping" liquid your or oily hair eream with mural painting. this weekend in company with shampoos leaves dulling, The Harold Holland, and wife Gert dirt-catching film. Halo, made largest **Howard Schneid and his lovely wife Rosalind are back again. and Ira Wolf and wife Bea, and with a new ingredient, sticky contains yoils. soap, selling This charming couple from Westport, Connecticut has been coming Sol Erstein, an Attorney from Thus HTA your bair New York and iR here for 7 years. They call Haiti their wife use it. Rosalind. shampoo favorite Island and their Harold Holland and Ira Wolf the first forHalo time - you America's second are home. They Public Haiti in. Relations Extended for in are partners in the World Green favorite shampoo-today. Halo Connecticut. They are staying a week at Amerien the Gingerbread Palace. Stamps, in Long Island New ***Frank David Rossomondo, Manager of the Cargery Corpora- York. Harry Kelman in landing tion, a marine supplies from Syracuse, New York and wife Shari here called the party "Strangers are enjoying a few days here, They are making their outings in in Paradise." They are are stay- Halo reveals the hidden beauty of the hai ing at the El Rancho. H-61-I-EL --- Page 3 --- Sunday February 25, 1962 HAITI S U N PAGE 3 F JUBILANT GLENN BACK SAFE He was high over the Indian the atmosphere, the temperature ule had been sighted in the watFROM "A FIREBALL RIDE" Ocean tracking ship when he in the nose of his spacecraft Jer and had landed two minutes passed suddenly from daylight built up to about 3,000 degrees earlier. into darkness, and in a period Fahrenheit. Steps Out, Condition (Continued from page 1) was a miracle of precision rock- of about 45 minutes he had tra- he the bullet- At3:01 p.m., "Excellent' plucked from the waters by the etry. veled from winter in the Urited As began long frogmen from the destroyer USS Noa at 3:01 p.m. This trouble Glenn corrected like fall to earth, a six foot pa- Noa had attached lines to the (E.S.T.) and Glenn reported, by switching to a control syst States to summer over the In- rachute blossomed at 21,000 feet capsule and at 3:04 p.m., Glenn's "My condition is excellent." em part manual and part auto- dian Ocean. to slow his descent. At 10,000 capsule was on deck. He stepGlenn's first comment as his matic. Lights Greet Astronaut feet, an air pressure operated ped out at 3:20. capsule "Friendship 7" descend- His first trip around the earth As he passed over the Mu- device popped out a big, 63-foot "My condition is excellent," he ed toward the gentle and tepid and into "tomorrow," Feb. 21. chea, Australia, station, Glenn diameter red and white chute, reported to Mercury control. waters was contained in a radio and back again at mid-pacific observed a cluster of very. bright which began dropping him to the As he stepped out of his crammessage to Project Mercury to Feb. 20, required only 88.29 lights below. He assumed these sea at 18-feet per second, ped quarters, he saw a big sign control here: minutes. were the lights of Perth, where As he came down, Glenn cheer- rending, "Noa's men welcome "Boy, that was a real fireball everybody planned to turn on fully and happily reported that Glenn." After a brief talk with ofa ride' 11 President Duvalier their lamps in hopes that Glenn all systems in he capsule were medical men, Glenn went below The decision to make that would see them as he whizzed still in "go" condition. sea at 18-feet per second, ped quarters, he saw a big sign control here: minutes. were the lights of Perth, where As he came down, Glenn cheer- rending, "Noa's men welcome "Boy, that was a real fireball everybody planned to turn on fully and happily reported that Glenn." After a brief talk with ofa ride' 11 President Duvalier their lamps in hopes that Glenn all systems in he capsule were medical men, Glenn went below The decision to make that would see them as he whizzed still in "go" condition. to take a shower before going third orbit, after some minor Congratulates overhead. At on to the carrier Randolph, then technical difficulties had develop- President Kennedy Glenn said: "Thank everybody 2:45 p.m., the destroyer to a Grand Turk Island Hospital ed on the first two, was Glenn's. for turning them on." Noa, under the code namefor extensive examinations and When asked if he wanted to In a cablegram sent to the At one point on his first orbit, "Steelhead," reported the caps- de-briefing. try for three, Glenn replied, "Af President of the United States of he discovered his attitude control firmative. I'm ready to go." America, the President of the jets were yawing the craft 201 Even so, he landed some 45 Republic of Haiti, Dr President Francois degrees off course. At 11:30 a.m. to.55 miles off the planned land- Duvalier congratulated Col- he announced that he was taking area after firing his brak- Kennedy for the success of ing over control of the ship and ing rockets at 2:30 E.S.T. onel John Glenn. This saccess would "fiy by wire. Glenn began his climb into the said Duvalier, is a cause of pride bhne-black of space at 9:47 (E. for all the countries of the West At M: ssile At 5:50 a.m. ST) when his: 360,000-po und ern block." Glenn arrived at the fot of his Atlas 03-foot C NITED thrist missile blossomed There was a moment durin" missile at 5:59 a.m.. with clouds of smoke and bright the pre-launch countdown when ed for a couple of minutes i a yellow flame and arched east- you could almost hear the hearts surrounding technicians and t ren ward into a brilliant sun hang- thudding with anxiety. That was rode an elevator to t'ie top. ATES ing over the Atlantic. when a "hold" was announced At 6:02 a.m., he began climbAs the astronaut soared to- after a defective bolt in the ing into his instrument laden ward his rendezvous with the hatch had been discovered. spacecraft feet first, and was stars, he reported. by radio tol It was repaired in a few min- settled in at 6:03. Mercury control center at Cape utes. Then came another "hold." He sped information back in al Canaveral that, "I feel fine and A faulty valve had turned up special word code, took his blood MT the view is tremendous. 3) the liquid oxygen fueling system pressure, did deep breathing exHe said he could. see the Atlas That was quickly repaired too. ercises, discovered his clock was - booster rocket falling away be- And the great adventure be a second fast and corrected it. hind him and that he had a gan with an earth shaking roai Reports His Condition clean view of much of the earth at 9:47 a.m. As the rocket rose skyward, Glenn ento.ing "Friendship 7" for his history making trip. stretching back to the cape from High Of 160 Miles Glenn reported on the condition his vantage point about 100 mil- Officials reported the capsule of his instruments and of himcs in space. ises, discovered his clock was - booster rocket falling away be- And the great adventure be a second fast and corrected it. hind him and that he had a gan with an earth shaking roai Reports His Condition clean view of much of the earth at 9:47 a.m. As the rocket rose skyward, Glenn ento.ing "Friendship 7" for his history making trip. stretching back to the cape from High Of 160 Miles Glenn reported on the condition his vantage point about 100 mil- Officials reported the capsule of his instruments and of himcs in space. was in an orbit ranging from a self. He said forces of eight Lavinia "It's a beautiful sight, : Glenn high of 160 miles to a Willamsfarborough point low times the pull of gravity worked AT exclaimed. of 100 miles. on him during the peak accelerPRESENTS The reports came from the The cabin temperature ranged ation. LE GRAND HOTEL OLOFFSON control center here; where tense from 105 to 108 degrees Fahren- After reporting the fallaway of EVERY MONDAY officials carefully monitored the heit a little higher than nor- the booster, he radioed that his historic flight of the first Amer- mal- but this was not of parti spacecraft had successfully turnBamboche Creole ican to be fired into orbit. cular concern. ed around 180 degrees as planHAITI'S HIT SHOW OF THE Except for some minor troub- Glenn carried two tubes of ned so that he was riding upSEASON!! les with his attitude control jets mixture of beef and vegetables right and backwards, with the -the little gas nozzles which es- which he squeezed into his craft's heat shield leading the tablish his relationship to the mouth through an opening in his way. horizon- the entire operation helmet. The gravity forces which gripped: Glenn on liftoff, making his body feel eight times heavier than normal, vanished suddenly when the capsule entered orbit. The pressure was gone and Glenn became weightless the buoyant feeling that results when a delicate balance is achieved between the outward pull of centrifugal force and the downward pull of the earth's gravity. Glenn was in this mysterious weightless condiion for most of the remainder of his flight, until Friendship 7 reentered the at mosphere en route back to earth. A major goal of yesterday's flight was to determine man's capabilities and limitations in this environment. DON - 27 It is a sensation future space Featuring travelers must learn to cope with for days and weeks at a time. YANICK COUPET Eventually came the critical TI PARIS moment when Glenn received ANDRE GERMAIN orders to fire his braking rockChoreographed and staged by ets. These slow the craft by: 350 miles an hour So that the pull LAVINIA WILLIAMS YARBOROUGH Astronaut Glenn before his Atlas Missile that thrust of gravity can take over. General Admission: $2.00 him into space Tuesday Nose Heat Is 3,000 Degrees Dinner and Show: $5.00 per person As he dropped down through Dinner Time 7:30 9:30 P.M. --- Page 4 --- PAGE 4 HAITI S U N Sunday February 25, 1962 - XX - X rporoerer REGULATIONS COVERING FOREIGN 6) To the personnel of an WORKERS HERE International erganization hav: ing an agreement with the Hai- - (Continued trom with a view of the developO page 1) fare: tian State; CASIN and three- identity photos; ment of workering-class prog- 7) To the foreigners residing 2) A certificate of good con- ram. at least ten vears in the counduct; Article 371.The above dispo- try, or who are at the service e OPEN 3) An employment contract sitions will not applied to the fol- of an employer tied to the N NIGHTLY counter-signed by the compet lowing foreigners: State by an employment con- a GAMBLING ent services of the Department 1) To the persons recogniz- tract regularly ratified by the DANCING TO of Labor- and Social Welfare; ed as head or managers of an Legislative Chamber. certificate of good con- ram. at least ten vears in the counduct; Article 371.The above dispo- try, or who are at the service e OPEN 3) An employment contract sitions will not applied to the fol- of an employer tied to the N NIGHTLY counter-signed by the compet lowing foreigners: State by an employment con- a GAMBLING ent services of the Department 1) To the persons recogniz- tract regularly ratified by the DANCING TO of Labor- and Social Welfare; ed as head or managers of an Legislative Chamber. a 4) His University qualificat- enterprise; $ tons, a diploma of profession- 2) To those working in a fa- Tho foreign workers who in à al abilily or a certificate of mily business; conformity with the law wish to Casino's a technical knowledges reguarly 3). To the foreigners married obtain a license of employment G signed. with a Haitian woman and can will apply to this Department at Article 368.-The license of furnish proof of an uninterrupt- regular office hours with the re- G ORCHESTRA employment will be delivered or ed stay of five years or are quired documents and will pay @ renewed on condition to pay the married for at least three the afferent duties at the Gener- @ equivalent amount of the half years; al Administration of Contribu ( MIDNIGHT SHOW of the monthly salary previously 4) To the foreigners who ha- tions on February 15th 1962. acknowledged in his employment ve Haitian children who can Port au Prince Jan. 24, 1962. 6 -O X contract. This value will be de- furnish proof of five years Soposited in a special account of journ in the country; the Department of Labor and So- 5) To the members of clerg- immediate Jet Connections Miami Welfare with a view ies and the personnel in cial to deof diploClipper* to velop his workering-class prog- matic missions accredited in ram. Haiti; Artiele 369.-All employer who utilize the services of a non-licensed foreign worker in a funcMEXICO tion or an establishment other than exceptions mentioned in the license of employment will be recdicd fined: Gourdes 1,000.00 to Gourdes 3,000.00 to be imposed by the Court of Justice of Labor on VIRGINIA officail report of the Inspector Cigacetteo of Labor. In case of a second offense the penalty will be doubled. This value be deposited in JOSEPH NADAL & Co a special account of the Department of Labor land Social Wel-l Agents. ODETTE WIENER Presents TROUPE DE DANSE BACOULOU D'HAITI Every Wednesday Night IN A NEW SHOW FOR CARNIVAL SEASON BAL MASQUE 6) Sec the Wind God adorning pre-Aztec ruins : and floating gardens at Xochimilco. Depart Port-au-Prince on Tuesday, Friday or Saturday at 9:15 AM. Giant Pan American Jets then whisk you from Florida to Mexico City. TAMPA You'll arrive in the Continent's most MIAMI cosmopolitan capital just afterasumptuous dinner aloft. Complete round CATA trip Economy Class fare is US $253. PORT PRING MEXICO PanAm'sr newest jet service also stops in Merida on the Yucatan peninsula. Explore ancient archaeological sites of the Mayan civilization. Luxurious hotel accommodations are available at bargain Mexican prices. And Mexico City has everything! Smart shops, a bracing (but tropical) climate, bullfights, superb dining and PAN international cabaret life. See AM FEATURING HAITIS MOST EXCITING your GROUP OF ENTERTAINERS Travel Agent or Pan Am today and discover how delightful a holiBACOULOU CABARET THEATRE day in jet-close Mexico can be. (Free Meringue Lessons at 9:30 p.m.) FETIONVILLE HAITI ENJOY ON THE THE wo ORL PRICEL D'S MOST SS EX EXPERIENCED, TRA OF EX E ERIENCE AIRLINE --- Page 5 --- Sunday February 25, 1962 e HAITI SUN' PAGE 5 HAITI SUN ditions attractive for new enterprises, new capital. ERS Travel Agent or Pan Am today and discover how delightful a holiBACOULOU CABARET THEATRE day in jet-close Mexico can be. (Free Meringue Lessons at 9:30 p.m.) FETIONVILLE HAITI ENJOY ON THE THE wo ORL PRICEL D'S MOST SS EX EXPERIENCED, TRA OF EX E ERIENCE AIRLINE --- Page 5 --- Sunday February 25, 1962 e HAITI SUN' PAGE 5 HAITI SUN ditions attractive for new enterprises, new capital. Visit San Juan now and see the result, but watch your or your will he run over LETTERS THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER step by the fast-moving comCommunity Weelly Published Sunday Morning munity. Almost all the jobs were contributed by prito the Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH vate-enterprise, guided by the profit-motive, but all geGerant- Responsable MAUOLAIR nerating taxes, and how, It could here. EDITOR LABISSIERE happen ESTABLISHED IN 1950 FRIENDS IN HAITI IN HONOR OF FRIENDSHIP This letter appeared in Feb. A TREMENDOUS VICTORY FOR THE issue of the "Chicago Tribune" DEMOCRATIC PREE-ENTERPRIE WORLD The tendency in modern times is to give some spe- in reply to a most devastating article written against Haiti and Between sun-up and sun-down on Tuesday February cial significance to every day of the year, dedicating her President. I hope you will 20th. a great historical event oceurred. it to exalting a particular profession, trade or other find space to reprint it. It was a culmination of the work of physicists, chem- occupation or condition of life. If one looks down the Sincerely, I. J. P. ists, metallurgists, electricians, mechanics, draftsmen, list, it is undeniable that reasons will be found for Chicago, Jan. contractors, tens of thousands of them perhaps hund- questioning the validity of some of the fiestas, but ny has recently 25.--My compa- the reds of thousands, united each one of them devoted none, we feel, has more importance than the one that design of a highway completed in Haiti. In conscientiously to do his or her part no matter how should be celebrated "the Day of the Friend." connection with this work, Ihave small, to evolve the equipment to permit man to orbit many times had the good fortune How marvelous it is to have a true friend, and of visiting that warm and lovely in space around the World. These hundreds of thous- comforting to be sure that he is a Rock of how land and of meeting some of the ands of persons controlled only by conscientious dedi- upon which to rely in times of Gibraltar people who guide its destinies. cation to the welfare of their country were organized adversity. Today one by a free society, under no military or legal compulsion. (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 12) Their infinite pains of tens of thousands of small details combined to produce an epochal accomplishment. Perhaps failure of any one part could have resulted in - death and disaster. Within a few hours, in the full glare of publicity for all details of the events, by television, radio, news journals, all possible news-media, Lieutenant-Colonel John Glenn Jr. of the United States Marine Corps entered exlia beans a space-capsule at Cape Canaveral in south Florida, was for hurled into space, by a rocket and orbited thrice around the World; a new World hero was entered on the re000 ealia cord. We all do honor to a devoted goodhess. patriot a man of supreme courage, the epitome of the work of the hundreds of thousands of other toiling patriots. , by television, radio, news journals, all possible news-media, Lieutenant-Colonel John Glenn Jr. of the United States Marine Corps entered exlia beans a space-capsule at Cape Canaveral in south Florida, was for hurled into space, by a rocket and orbited thrice around the World; a new World hero was entered on the re000 ealia cord. We all do honor to a devoted goodhess. patriot a man of supreme courage, the epitome of the work of the hundreds of thousands of other toiling patriots. The response around the World was tremendous; from Britain, Canada, France, Mexico and Russia came unstintedly whole-hearted acclamations. Such World response stimulates the opinion that good-will can prevail and violence, wars, and consequent suffering and misery be evaded, minimized. It was a great victory for the democratic organization of society, in which not only the United States but the British Commonwealth, Germany, Italy, Scandinavia, Benelux countries contributed whole-heartedly and ably. We are willing to wager yes...you get that among the tens of thousands who contributed their efforts to this victory, there were several or more Haitians, others Arab-Americans and many Jewish Here's for a better Universe. SN "SURPLUS OF LABOR IS SHORTAGE beans A in every of OF cup EMPLOYERS" The foregoing is a quotation taken from the monthly Letter of the National City Bank of New York for January. The thinking behind the statement evolved NESCAFE from conditions in the United States, but how tren- The all coffee instant chantly it applies to Haiti where we live. coffee with the The United States is deeply concerned with the 4' Let's have another cup" taste. percent unemployment of total employables even though It's no secret that extra coffee beans make NEWV) 69 million are at present gainfully employed. Here in coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted Haiti of our 4 million people, there are at least 127 per beans gointo every flavorful cup of today's cent employables or 500,000 people of whom, as a con- Nescafé. No other coffee. no NESCAFE matter how servative guess, not more than 200,000 people are on it's made tastes SO fresh, SO SO INSTANT payrolls; in other words we probably have 60 per cent completely satisfying. In friendly, of our able-bodied labor force unemployed. Under such the today's Nescafé, - conditions economic accent is on coffee! COFFEE prosperity is most difficult, perThe haps impossible. A-Cm hobit Get NESCAFE today! It was in almost similar cireumstances that Governor Munoz Marin took over in Puerto Rico some 10 or bleveded and roasled 12 years ago. Great humanitarian, he perceived the lasle need for employment, not only to provide livelihood, your but to give the people self-confidence. Employment meant pay-rolls and in turn employers. He made con- --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 'HAITISUNT Sunday February 25, 1962 For The Rational Development Ival. Croquemolle, Villard, Fouge- age works which are more urgOf Artibonite re, Cadeau, Coursaint and Gras- ent. The area subdivided into sette. The population is distribut four zones is administered by a Valley ed in ten main villages and in competent monitor. Borel-Within the plan of thel Further, sixteen hunderd hou- gation and drainage works per- about thirty hamlets. In the Ar- EXECUTION MODALITIESself-helo program launched by H. ses, mostly thatched, will be re- formed in 1947-48, and supervised tibonite Plain, all the houses are The Director-Administrator of E. the President of the Republic, built; an equal number of famil- by the Haitian-American Coop- situated in keeping with the ne- ODVA, Agronomist Roger K. Dr Francois Duvalier, ODVA has ies live there (which give to that erative Service for Agricutural cessity of selecting elevated land Cantave, gave the supervision of inaugurated a new labor method area. by H. ses, mostly thatched, will be re- formed in 1947-48, and supervised tibonite Plain, all the houses are The Director-Administrator of E. the President of the Republic, built; an equal number of famil- by the Haitian-American Coop- situated in keeping with the ne- ODVA, Agronomist Roger K. Dr Francois Duvalier, ODVA has ies live there (which give to that erative Service for Agricutural cessity of selecting elevated land Cantave, gave the supervision of inaugurated a new labor method area. a whole population of eight Production (SCIPA). In that area for the construction of rural re- this interesting pilot-project to for the rational development of thousand people with an aver- the underground waters rose to sidences in order to prevent pe- the ODVA Agricultural DevelopArtibonitian rural communities. age of four hundred sixty two the surface due to works under- riodic floods, sO dangerous be- ment Committee (CDA) whose PILOT PROJECTpersons per square kilometer). taken by Brown and Root, which fore building the Peligre Dam. members are the Agronomist The pilot-project carried on, Two schools, one dispensary, were not completed. The rice- LABOR METHODJoseph Bernard, Mr Gerard Fein this connection is aimed at four: social centers, eight alpha- plantation yield has decreased ODVA has inaugurated a lab- cu and Engineer Joseph Mathuthe improvement of a triangular betization centers will complete by 75 per cent; many connect- our method, which can be com- rin. The committee responsible pared to the one that the Repu for the execution of the project blic of India has been applying includes a supervisor, the Agrosince 1951, according to success nomist Georges Mathelier, speive quinquennial projects in view cialists: for drainage, irrigation of increasing, gradually the yield and inquiries, Engineer Edouard of commodities and cereals un- Joseph, for the rural residence, dertaken by farmer cooperatives Engineer Guynemer Philogene, with assistance, technical help for breeding, the Agronomist and granting of land by the Thurin, for rural credit, the State. On each of the ten habi- Agronomist Franck Carnot, for tations of the chosen area, ODVA sanitation, Dr Gilbert Mellon, has formed a community devel- for social service and education, opment group. Each association Mr Herne Chery, for Home Ecoalready has from 65 to 100 mem- nomies, Miss Laurette Thomas. bers. One hundred and five (105) dozEach group will daily relieve en gardenforks, spades, pickaxes, each other on the worksite. (derapines) picks, hoes, matchEach member of a group agrees ets and long shovels, all from to receive (only as an encoura- ODVA stocks, have been made gement) forty per cent of the available to the service of comnormal salary of a day-labourer: munity associations. Meetings further, ODVA will give ten per have been held in each of the cent to the cash-box of the asso ten habitations and many general ciation for the execution of other assemblies were held at the officommunity works. ce of the District II CoordinatThe assistance comes from or, at Paye Cross-H -Road, with spontaneous contributions of OD the participation of ODVA Staff e VA Employees who will give a and community association deleA vegetable garden established by ODVA at Berirant Belle-Anse, in the 5th rural section of SL monthly percentage of their sa- gates for the purpose of deterMarc in cooperation with the Point IV. They will serve as model for the pilot-] -project of the deve- laries, within the plan of the na- mining the modalities of execulopment of Artibonite's communities undertaken by ODVA. tional renovation. tion of this interesting ODVA Priority will be given to drain-] pilot-project. seventeen square kilometer por- |the rehabilitation of that very ing roads are no longer passable; tion of land, bounded on the west populous zone. waters from a lagoon have overby the section Pont Sonde-Pont THE ACTUAL SITUATION- flowed two built-in areas and two l'Estere national highway, on Under the Government of Pre- cemeteries. plan of the na- mining the modalities of execulopment of Artibonite's communities undertaken by ODVA. tional renovation. tion of this interesting ODVA Priority will be given to drain-] pilot-project. seventeen square kilometer por- |the rehabilitation of that very ing roads are no longer passable; tion of land, bounded on the west populous zone. waters from a lagoon have overby the section Pont Sonde-Pont THE ACTUAL SITUATION- flowed two built-in areas and two l'Estere national highway, on Under the Government of Pre- cemeteries. the south by a of the Ar- sident Estime, that feics portion region was Those 1,732 hectares of land tibonite River and on the East the first to take advantage of include about ten habitations: and North by Zepine Lagoon and improvement, by means of irri-Moreau, Paye, Dutrejette, PreFosse Naboth. Tucke Rollei First of all, this land must be No drained, irrigated and then planted with rice, sugar cane, veget- Caribbean Construction Tuh ables, beans, corn and other culCo. SA. towahe tures, in order to increase production tenfold, to diversify and Builders Of The Military to assure a rental value to the City BBotes project the income from which will be used in the achievement Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD of other similar programs in LIFA the Artibonite Plain. pu Phone: 3955. P.O. BO . 284 A A LA MEC46 WITH A FISHE R'S - Voint -landen MAITTS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS Yoigitinder 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOI -) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU BESSAMATIC HASSELBLAD STOMS BRAUN Hobby AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS % CAMERAS AT FREE PORT PRICES STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY ON THE Walz RUE DU QUAI Cenler (AM. 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It proposes abandonment of Jumble Of Wheat Prices? the open market cost will adance correspondingly Naturally, would be forced to go to the CCC to obtain wheat with domestic the national 55,000,000-acre allotment on wheat and substitution of recession in futures would breg the opposite change. marketing certificates. The bill provides, that the agency may aproduction goal: This goal would be equal to yearly requirements (Extract From *The Southwestern Miller") --Untenable Discounts, Promimssell its wheat at no less than 105 per cent of the support price for food, seed and exports, plus thel average quantity uised as feed Unhappily, the uncertainties pn wheat prices to millers from the when accompanied by domestic. marketing certificates. On the in the 1959 and 1960 marketing years; less estimated imports and Ef Congress votes for the enactent of the Food and Agrieuiture ers who base caleulations on that new level will only make-abe- nelw legislation do not end wth computations that allow for the basis of the S2 domestic grOSS food use support, this would mean allowanee for stock adjustments. It is indicated that the new of acre Act 1962 as formulated by tho Kennedy administration and in-ginning in anticipating milling wheat flour costs. basic support, the fixed certilate value and the free market fluc anational average C.CC. sales prec of $2.10-the third price under aige allotment would be reduced to as low as 42,000,000. acres, which troduced Wednesday, the wheat industry of the United States, in- Value of Certificates Cost Fuctortuations. It is amazing to Indthat-the framers of this measure, the new program. would compare with the allotment of 49,500,000 for 1962 and and 55,000,- cinding milling baking, will be confronted with the greatest The level of the.open or free market. that may be established apparently without appreciatic of ther competitive conditions in A Different Export Certificate000- in 1961. The 42,000,000-aere total is said to be predicated on maze of ptice forces and variations in history starting with the on the basis of the $1.40 support will provide only One of the wheat and flour, have propose to authorize the Commodity Credit For the export wheat and flour trade, a different certificate is the withdrawal. of as much as 200,000,000 bushels from C.CC. 1963 crop. In seeking to attain its Eoal of acjustments in wheat pro- cost factors on milling wheat and on flonr and on flourand wheat Corp: to buy and sell the mak aketing certfitcates at discounts and propbsed. The bill provides that support for wheat accompained stockes. The bill fails to spell- out what the secretary should deem: duction and supplies and at the same time to maintain the income moving for export. To reduice government expenditutres in the premiums not exceeding five per cent of their face value, In by export marketing certificates may be up to a maximuim of90 as an "excessive"" supply. of wheat farmers and reduce, government expenditures, the admi support of wheat and to strengthen participation in thè crop reduc- other words, if one miller St reds in buying certificates against per cent of parity, which would indicate a maximum export cer nistration has evolved a program. - out what the secretary should deem: duction and supplies and at the same time to maintain the income moving for export. To reduice government expenditutres in the premiums not exceeding five per cent of their face value, In by export marketing certificates may be up to a maximuim of90 as an "excessive"" supply. of wheat farmers and reduce, government expenditures, the admi support of wheat and to strengthen participation in thè crop reduc- other words, if one miller St reds in buying certificates against per cent of parity, which would indicate a maximum export cer nistration has evolved a program. that points to at Veast four sets tion aims, the new legislation provides for the issuance of certifi- domestic flour sales at the ascount Of five per cent and his tificate value of 79 cents a bushel. At the same time, the 75 per President Kennedy made reference in hits larm message thati of prices. Moreover, under lije provisions of this: legialation, con cates to cover whear used for food for human consumption. domes- competitor finds it necessary pay the five per roent premitm, cent OE parity minimum support for domestic wheat does not apply preceded introduction of the new bill that the federal government siderable fluctuations undoubtedly will be witnessed. The implica tically and wheat and its products moving. for export. The value the former will have an adva pase.of six cents a bushel, or the on exports, which means that the export certificate could, in fact, cannot be expected. to maintain "stoclos of commodities that we tions of the trends and possibilities inherent in the price provi- finally set on these- certificates naturally will be added to the equal of 13.5 cents per hundred Areirhit of flour. This is an untenable be without face value. It is indicated that the Agriculture Depart: donot need and cannot use," but opinion iS growing that in wheat sions will. create great confasion for millers and -Hlour buyers and miller's cost on wheat and will have to be reflected in the sales proposal. ment Jeans toward a value for export certificates at some dis- the surplus Of the holdings, or the excess, over real domestic and even the growers. prices on flour. C.C.C. Wheat Price at $2.14 count under the domestic certificates. It IS also indieated that export requirements, is being exaggerated. Congress and the De- -Basic Support Price of S1. 40Certificates and Market Levels- - stiu another price, further complications in ar the Department favors an export certifitate value at a level-that partment of Agriculture should clarify this vital point in the inThe section of the farm bill. dealing with wheat makes no spe- Briefly, it appears that the certificates to be issued on wheat tiving at wheat costs to S, is ahead from the plans ofc the will still require subsidies on, wheat and flour exports, but at terest of the domestic population and America's position- in the cific reference to actual prices, and empowers the secretary of processed for domestier flour may represent a value of as much bill to reduce Commodity holdings. The- bilj provides rates sharply below those presently prevailing in line with the world as the greatest exporter of wheat. agriculture to make determinations on what will re as 79 cents a bushel, but the suggestions on for the issuance of certificates to on in the' basic - the.darmer from Washington the domestic Harketing -farmers drop, support price: End to or ceive and what the miller and exporter mayi be forced to pay with plan/if enacted, point to a probable valne of 60 cents for domestie the basis of human consumptin in the- United States losr not-to On export sales of flour milled from: wheat aocompanied hy. . agriculture to make determinations on what will re as 79 cents a bushel, but the suggestions on for the issuance of certificates to on in the' basic - the.darmer from Washington the domestic Harketing -farmers drop, support price: End to or ceive and what the miller and exporter mayi be forced to pay with plan/if enacted, point to a probable valne of 60 cents for domestie the basis of human consumptin in the- United States losr not-to On export sales of flour milled from: wheat aocompanied hy. do- of Support the: Pre:1902 Plan- of bill is It would, only few limitations. it provides, establish a bisic sup- marketing certificates. These suggestions stem from the indication exceed 50. Der cent of the' quia H-by which the seeretary of agri. mestic certificates, mills will receive a refund eqtial to the dilfer One price vital provisions shall. be this new thus worded: of at P"NO support made available port the discretion of the secretary, who, however, is required tliat Secretary OE Agriculture Orville 1-Preman and his Departs culfure determines that C.C.d stockcs should be reduced It has ence between the domestic and export certificate value, for for any crop of to take into consideration competitive world prices of wheatt the mert have a goal or a return of S2 abustel on wheat used for been indieated in Washingtont that the administration favors an -Unrealistic on: Produetion Cutswheat which marketing quotas are Tot in effect: becauise. feeding value of whent in relation to feed grains, and the level at domestic food, the same as the StMPpOrL on: all wheat from the annual withdrawal under Drea Int conditions of 150.000,000 to 200 Along with the uneertainties and impracticalities of the priée disapproval Ot quotas by prodicnris.e which price support is made available for feed grains. 1 The Dep-1 1962 crop. With the basic support priceat $1 1.40:it would bes néces 000,000 bushels from" CCC sto ks. Thus, the total Of the marketing Drovisions on wheat the new measureiraises serious questioris with In'additions it is quota provided: for for is is artment of Agriculture widely credited with a deciston for-S1. .40 sary to set avalue of 6O cents on each domestic marketing certiA "Ia marketing whcat any marieting year dis: a by the is bushel on farms as the basic support bticc, This figure is very ficate to assure S2 The bill specifically states that the: portion Of approved use produicers, its at CCC authorized prices to soil for unrelikely to be the basis for trading in open -markets, including futures, the whent crop going into domestic food use shall be supported STEPHEN stricted up to 200.000 from 000 stoekes bushels of market wheat." during the marketing and would be subjeet to changes inflhienced by crop: developments at 75 to 90 per cent of parity, which means $1.82 to 32,19a bushel BROS year domestically and over the world, monetary forces and other inttu: on the basis Of current parity. which wvas announced last week TIE WIRLD TURNS TO Wbite Label" NI, V. IIAITI MERCHANT Instead of that which come with of ences: The wheat futures market probably will nove around thisas $2.43. Under the bill the certifieate values could be anywhere PERSONALLY SUPERVISED quotas by alternative, of would in a rejection support level of $1.40 just as it niow centers around the S21oan between 42 cents and 79 cents to comply with the 75 to 90 per LOADING AND UNLOADING more than a thiret votings growers referendum that has been set for the 1962 crop. V. IIAITI MERCHANT Instead of that which come with of ences: The wheat futures market probably will nove around thisas $2.43. Under the bill the certifieate values could be anywhere PERSONALLY SUPERVISED quotas by alternative, of would in a rejection support level of $1.40 just as it niow centers around the S21oan between 42 cents and 79 cents to comply with the 75 to 90 per LOADING AND UNLOADING more than a thiret votings growers referendum that has been set for the 1962 crop. It is not improbable that the cent range if the basic price isestablished -at $1.40. a after wheat passage program of prior the bill, to the the speeial country 1962 may witness a retumn to the lower support; which takes into consideration competitive world SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA to the Food stabilization measure.IE prices, wil lead to increased trading in wheat futures, Obviously, the Drice of $2 may not be the actual cost of milling forthnightly sailings, of the Congress 1962. or refuses to pass on nety other new measure, and Agriculture wheat Actof But, the miller who looks to the wheat futures and cash relations wheat for domestic use, or the cost which millers will have toz Miami-Port au Prince-Miami will fails revert agree to that in.effeet any to the DEOon markets built upon the new support of $1.40 and the flour bug- compute in selling flour, If wheat futures or the cash basis move MIAMI ADDRESS: gram a minimum acreage allotment of prior 55,000,000 this acres year. and This 75 involves to 90 Teleplione: Franidin Highland. 0-7228 51767 per cent of parity support. Ao 2 What an end to all supports would mean to market prices may CACIOUE ISLAND be gleaned from the probability that levels commensurate with of chat world prices would prevail. On the basis curent export subsid- "IBO BEACH" ies, they world Drices are ras much as 74 cents below present American pricos. In urging Congress to approve the new legislation, ONLY 30 MINUTES President Kennedy cited independent studies indieating that "wheat prices could be sliced almost in half"' with the abandonment of FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE farm programs. aîtian ENTRY (INCLUDING Wheat growers violating acreage allotments would still be subROUND-TRIP ject to a penalty of 65 per cent of parity on their excess produetion, which is the same as for 1962. With quotas in effect, after TRANSFORTATHION) BOAT approval by two-thirds of the growers in a referendum, farms with - an of raft ONLY $1.00 average acreage wheat during 1980 and 1961 of 15 acres or - the ind after ntry ses before 1cs5 would not be subject to the program unless the growers elect Tropics to the Poles Inall Children - Oeute ed to participate. The wheat from non-participating small farms Ruen DU QUAI TTAL one of the Private Ett RooDaS would not be eligible to. support. 69.RUE fine blending, Scottial eine Resturant White Sand and Beach Bar Will Congress vote, to impose upon the wheat and fiour industries WHAT TO BUY make Whuisly among WATER SKIING Smack the maze Of ptice complications of this new measure? SKIN-DIVING Feb. 6, 1902. : SISAL BAGS and BELTS Wbite Label" DEWER'S SCOTCH WHISKY FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS IT NEVER VARIES A .WOOD CARVINGS MAHOGANY PORT-A AU-PRINEE HAITIWI L PANTAL Bidg T leateyBeu ARE .TORTOISE SHELL ANDRE, KHAWLY MAIHO - RUGS Agent Distributor: a .STRAW GO05 e PAINTINGS OF EXQUISITE Trt OF SELECTED RITE Designs Rush a 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Phone: 3721 AND SUPERB HL AND FAMOUS vier vier 6 Quality. MAHOGANY PORT-A AU-PRINEE HAITIWI L PANTAL Bidg T leateyBeu ARE .TORTOISE SHELL ANDRE, KHAWLY MAIHO - RUGS Agent Distributor: a .STRAW GO05 e PAINTINGS OF EXQUISITE Trt OF SELECTED RITE Designs Rush a 48, Rue du Magasin de l'Etat Phone: 3721 AND SUPERB HL AND FAMOUS vier vier 6 Quality. These Same Soods aiue sold Sisal. GAAND RUE i. the obost exolusive Storesin the L.S. P. 0. Box 1207 PHONE:2684* --- Page 9 --- PAGE 10 HAITI S U N. Sunday February 25, 1962 The Future Of Manned Space Flights hours of exploration on the moo (certain to learn more about as geologists. They will collect themselves. soil samples, take seismic pro: But these practical and scienby D. Brainerd HOLMES jand without all the equipment Man, on the othér hand, ic files, and photograph important tific advantages are not the chief needed to keep the man alive. flexible and imaginative, He can lunar outcroppings. reasons that man outward Mr. Holmes is Director of Man- The problems of sustaining observe, reason, and make depropel The motivation for are, ned Space Flight Programs, Na- man in space of course, well cisions. The human brain is its For the first time, man will into manned space: space flight goes some deeper. tional Aeronauties and Space known. He is, in ways, a own "backup." be able to examine his own phy- Throughout history, man's desAdministration. fragile creature. He depends on The Project Mercury program siology away from his mundane has compelled him to exoxygen and an exquisite balance has demonstrated clearly that surroundings. Since lunar gravi- tiny the unknown, scale every LANGLEY FIELD, Virginia- of pressures and temperatures. the issue of man versus machin- ty is only one-sixth that of plore overcome every Man obstais in space to stay. There He must be protected. He cannot es is incorrect. It is not man earth's, the summit, is performance of-the he destined to play a vital do monotonous work for a long versus machines but man plus human body will be of particul- cle. the moon and direct role as both pilot and time. He is fallible and he isun- machines. ar interest. The almost means within to reach as man's scientific observer, the U.S. able to perceive many things In the Mercury spacecraft, for are the grasp. Astronaut did in his orbital flight which instruments can detect. example, there are parallel SYS- Almost free of gravity and all But this will be the only moon are begin- the Tuesday. But instruments also require a tems for every phase of the the usual environment ning. Beyond this solar system and In the past, questions have idegree of protection: they also, flight. The entire mission can be ed with living earth, associat-Iplanets men arcthen of been raised. about the dual roles malfunction. True, provision can controlled automatically by raon other solar systems. and scientific observer- be made for "backup" devices dio signals from ground stations. 2u Astronaut plays. Some scien- to take control in case: of failure, Alternatively, there are, manual tists have argued that anything but the added weight and com- controls or "over-rides" which a man can do, can be done as nlicated electronic devices cre- the Astronaut can use atr his well or better by instruments - ate even moré problems. discretion. The automatic systems work to the Astronaut's advantage, freeing him for other lookfrnt tasks. At the same time, the manual AArFag 59 controls provide both a simpler S19AN BLUE ANIEEL & thus reliable system SLAR IN PETIONVILLE IT'S and more and a backup or reserve sys on the label A tem. HOTEL MONTANA As the range and duration of space missions increase, flights will be measured in days and weeks rather than in minutes * At L00fect altitude.yet only 7mnules O Land hours. 's advantage, freeing him for other lookfrnt tasks. At the same time, the manual AArFag 59 controls provide both a simpler S19AN BLUE ANIEEL & thus reliable system SLAR IN PETIONVILLE IT'S and more and a backup or reserve sys on the label A tem. HOTEL MONTANA As the range and duration of space missions increase, flights will be measured in days and weeks rather than in minutes * At L00fect altitude.yet only 7mnules O Land hours. The Astronaut will from the heart oF PORT-AU-PRINCE : C. necessarily want to leave routine attitude control to automatic * Themost exquisite Views, overlooking thediy @ scientific equipment observations, and concentrate reports, on the bay,hheplains.the: mountains . and experiments. They will be able to use their * Delicious dontinental cuisie and superb spacecraft as an orbiting astronomical observatory to study the Servide. % stars and planets with unparall3 eled clarity, since they will be * Personalized attention to every guest. above the atmosphere, which diV storts the vision OE earthbound * Swimming Pool with Luncheon Lounge SP astronomers. andl Bar - Panorama Tervade € They will conduct invaluable experiments in the "hard vaAir-conditioned de-luxe rooms xeo cuum" of space. They will be A * able to determine the effects of Mhamibokanant So - A a long periods of weightlesness on DaNnE Suers. Be) et mise an 3 Thuman beings. * paul TACURE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM On May 25, 1961, President Hort-ou- prince (Xan) L Kennedy proposed, and Congress TUESDAU :Informal Créole Bulpet.Damengjrom jendorsed, a U.S. goal of landing 7:30 PM to 8 men on the moon before this de Meringue nEn Conlegt cade is over. The National Aer admissionfec onautics and Space, AdministraASNECTEEE Punchbowl is working wlisusoag:demplipnory gel-together tion (NASA) with the Parly from 7pm fo Bpm. help of other government agencMeastantannant FRIDAY :Gala Dinner-Dende from 730Pmt to CY5 ies to achieve that goal. 1:30am. Superb Show ot 10:30 te Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haiti's Leading No admission fee do The first man on the moon will HOTELS & RESTAURANTS & BY CONNOISSEURS ALL wilh survey a bleak domain. Since THROUGHOUT THE WORLD smstidesidolallyrd from719 there is no atmosphere to screen native Combo out solar radiation, the lunar exX * C8 69 plorers will have to wear pro- - SI tective suits at all times. The absence of an atmosphere, however, makes the moon SO attractive as a place for scientific observations by man. As Dr. ISSA Beautitul Peligre Lake Robert Jastrow NASA has OFHAITI forany and an who wish to partake of the beautifui Dointed out, the of history of the goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the sur- solar system is preserved on the ART GALLERY roundings of nature's own greenery. face of the moon. du From onRoed Quai Miles Port au Prince On earth, the erosion by wind HUNTING FISHING and water and the upthrust of by SWIMMING by RECREATION Scolplures PAINTINGS mountains and volcanoes have BUNGALOW RESTAURANT wiped out the original surface. the of history of the goodness of a peaceful vacation amidst the sur- solar system is preserved on the ART GALLERY roundings of nature's own greenery. face of the moon. du From onRoed Quai Miles Port au Prince On earth, the erosion by wind HUNTING FISHING and water and the upthrust of by SWIMMING by RECREATION Scolplures PAINTINGS mountains and volcanoes have BUNGALOW RESTAURANT wiped out the original surface. R.FRANCOIS Cedor WATER SKI RELAXE But the pristine surface of the J.I DU DERRIER J.E.Gourgue moon observed first-hand by V.Denis For your reservation, calt up in ODVA Radio-Station at men can help astrophysicists O.DU PERRIER L.Lazard reconstruct the birth and rearly A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel PORT AU PRINCE life of the solar system. R: N.Jean Corner Rue du Gentre and des Cesars 68. With these objectives, thel E HirT 3 crewmen may spend their first --- Page 10 --- Sunday February 25, 1962 HAITI S U N PAGE ii TELE-HAITI WEEKLY SCHEDULE sented by the Esso Reporter NEW CARNIVAL SHOW 9:05pm-"CLUE 5" in its weekly program AT BACOULOU FEBRUARY 26 TO MARCH 4, 1962 9:35pm-German Faces Documentary This Wednesday marks the 10:0 00pm-Close of program National Anthem MONDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1962 opening of Bacoulou's "Bal Mas6:00pm-Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) THURSDAY MARCH Ist, 1962 que," a new carnival show stag. 6:00pm-Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) ed by the Troupe de Danse Ba6:30pm-Evening general program schedule & Weather report 6:30pm-Presentation of Evening program coulou at the Cabaret Theatre 6:40pm--Cartoons 6:35pm-Weather report in Petionville. The spectacle wili 7:00pm-The Whistler 6:40pm-Children's be presented every Wednesday 7:30pm--Children's program: second edition program night through Mardi Gras. 7:45pm-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 7:00pm-ICI INTERPOL, new episode "Bal Masque" will climax in 8:00pm-The Ford Show, new series: FURIE 7:00pm-Children's program (2nd part) a gala costume ball on Monday, 7:48pm--Telenews (Ist edition) Review of the March 5. All proceeds for the 8:30pm-The friend of your home: Dr. Emerson Douyon 8:00pm-Western Theater with Bat Masterson, day's events ball will go to the Society for 0:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- & S Construction presented by M Handicapped Children. sented by the Esso Reporter Co. 8:30pm-Telecinema 9:09pm-Powell Industrial Works' weekly program: "I Love Lucy" 9:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- AUTO FOR SALE 9:35pm-Air France presents: EVASIONS sented by the Esso Reporter 10:00pm-Close of program National Anthem 3:08pm-Telecinema (Cont'd) 1959 AUSTIN Healy Sprite TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1962 only 15000 miles, in excellent 6:00pm--Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) 10:00pm-Close ol program il National Anthem condition. 00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- AUTO FOR SALE 9:35pm-Air France presents: EVASIONS sented by the Esso Reporter 10:00pm-Close of program National Anthem 3:08pm-Telecinema (Cont'd) 1959 AUSTIN Healy Sprite TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27, 1962 only 15000 miles, in excellent 6:00pm--Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) 10:00pm-Close ol program il National Anthem condition. Bargain-price. 6.30pm-Presentation of Evening FRIDAY MARCH 2nd, 1962 Apply: Ed. van Meer, Curacao program 6:00pm-Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) Trading Co. Rue Pavée. 6:35pm--Weather report 6:30pun-Presentation of Evening program 6.40pm-Children's program YACHT FOR SALE 7:Wpm-NOEBE & BONDEL presents: "My Three Sons" 6:35pm--Weather 6:4 report 7:30pm--Children's program (2nd part) 40pm-Children's program 28ft. yacht with complete sets 7:00pm-Our Miss Brooks of sails in dacron, nylon and 7.dopm-Telenews (1st edition) Reviews of the day's events 7:30pm-Pour vous Mesdames, cooking show presented by Miche- cotton. With Universal auxiliary 8:00pm-Voice of America line engine. Copper sheethed bottom; 8-30pm-Telecinema (1st part) built at Italian yard. Fully 9:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- 7:45pm--Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events equipped for extended cruising 8:00pm-Sea Hunt with etc. sented the by Esso Reporter dinghy, compas, 8:30pm--Musical Show 5:dopm-Telecinema (Cont'd) 0:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late pre- Apply for full details, descrip: 10:00pm-Close of program National Anthem sented by the Esso Reporter news, tion and pictures. Wili be sold WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 28, 1962 9:05-Wagon Train far below market value in U.S. 6:00pm-Musical Program (Mire Tele-Haiti) Ed. van Meer, Curacao Trad6:30pm-Presentation of Evening 0:00pm-Close of program National Anthem ing Co. - Rue Pavee. program 6:35pm--Weather report SATURDAY MARCH 3, 1962 6,40pm-Children's program: Cartoons LUNCH DINE HAVE 5:30pm-Musical program Mire Tele-Haiti 7:00pm-Dragnet, withJack Webb 6-00pm-Presentation of evening program COOKTAILS 7:30pm-Children's program: Cartoons 6:30pm-Well Fargo Tales 7:45pm-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 7:00pm--Weather report Excellent Lobster Dishes 8:00pm-Pan American World Airways program 7:08pm--Education Nationale program: English Courses Jean 8.S0pm-Bonlangerie La Poste presents a new chapter of "Le Sorel by A SPECIALITY Comte de Monte Christo" 7:d8pm-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 9:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- 8:00pm-Banque Commerciale d'Haiti program with Languichatte By The Sea-Side - v 2X 2 XX 8:30pm-Pan American World Airways: ICI INTERPOL At 3 BAL MASOUE AT BACOULOU! new chapter of "Le Sorel by A SPECIALITY Comte de Monte Christo" 7:d8pm-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 9:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- 8:00pm-Banque Commerciale d'Haiti program with Languichatte By The Sea-Side - v 2X 2 XX 8:30pm-Pan American World Airways: ICI INTERPOL At 3 BAL MASOUE AT BACOULOU! 9:00pm-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, pre- KYONABEACH V sented by the Esso Reporter A CARNIVAL BENEFIT FOR THE SOCIETY ( 9:0spm--Tele-Sport FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN ( 10:0 00pm-Close of program National Anthem Have Your Party At Monilay, March 5th, 1962 at10:00 p.m. SUNDAY MARCH 4, 1962 KYONA Entrance Limited To 100 Persons $ $5.00 Per Person 12:30pm-Musical program Mire Tele-Haiti Swim, Spearfish, Snorkle, ALL PROCEEDS TO BE DONATED TO 1:00pm-Program Schedule Water-Ski And Sail THE HANDICAPPED 8 1:05pm--Widen your knowledge (Scientific Documentary) In Safe Coastal Waters C 1:30pm--Children's program From KYONA DEEP-SEA FISHING Make Your Ereservation Now For The C 2:0pm-Tele-Jourmal EXCURSIONS 3 HIGH LIGHT OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON! 0 3:00pm-USANA Program: DESTINATION DANGER B0ebetoleoloelo 6666666 a & 3:30pm--Guy Lombardo Show 4:00pm--Carnival 1962 at Jacotte's Club 5 X > ooooo 09099 X aX X a 4-30pm-Telecinemu Real Estate Agency 6:00pm-End of program National Anthem. 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Manager A > 0 > dotoolo oo a X X --- Page 11 --- AGE 12 HAITI SUN' Sunday February 25, 1962 LETTER TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE cois Duvalier and that he helps IN HONOR OF FRIENDSHIP shape the politient destinies of (Continued from page 5) (Continued from page 5) naged to maintain Haiti as aj or good friend, the republic-of I cannot pretend to analyze firm friend ol the United States Haiti. will to best the backgrounds of all of the mi- and the free Caribbean. oolo oo a X X --- Page 11 --- AGE 12 HAITI SUN' Sunday February 25, 1962 LETTER TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE cois Duvalier and that he helps IN HONOR OF FRIENDSHIP shape the politient destinies of (Continued from page 5) (Continued from page 5) naged to maintain Haiti as aj or good friend, the republic-of I cannot pretend to analyze firm friend ol the United States Haiti. will to best the backgrounds of all of the mi- and the free Caribbean. Judging Peter H. CLAYTON give presents one's friends in line with the nisters in the Haitian govern- by recent events in Cuba and Vice President, thoughts of Socrates who said: "Get not your friends ment nor to comment on the elsewhere, that must have been Meissner Engineers, by bare compliments, but giving them sensible tokens political opinions of their wives, quite a job. of your love. It is well worth while to learn to win the asi apparently_Jules Dubois seeks heart of a man the Force is to do. I do want to say this; Dr. It has not only been a pleasFOR SALE make right way. of no use to Francois Duvalier has brought ure to work in Haiti, but it has or preserve a friend, who is an animal that is reason and sanity to Haiti, has been a lesson in human progress 1960 Opel, 2-door Sedan, Beige never caught nor tamed but by kindness and pleasure. begun the hard and thanklèss and achievement. If the attitude Color, 4 Cylinders, white side- Excite them by your civilities, and show them that you task of bringing the economy of of Haiti's public servants toward wall tires, perfect condition, low desire nothing more than their satisfaction; with that oblige country back to a sensible a United States company is any mileage L $1,600.00 all your soul that friend who has made a level and, in the face of poverty, gauge of their feelings toward 1960 English Prefect For, 4- of his own.." you present agitation, Fidelism, and extrem- our country, I say that we are door Sedan, 4 Cylinders, twoisms from left to right, has ma- Tortunate that there Is a Dr Franless than 4,000 Compare that with the attitude of Napoleon Bonatone grey, miles, parte, who boasted that he made courtiers and perfeet condition - $1,500.00 other Frigidaire Automatic Washing people that he could use, but never pretended to make Chatelet des Fleurs Machine, Deluxe Model, perfect friends. Forgotten except by the British government condition (Available last week in who had sent him there after his defeat at the Battle GARDEN PRODUCTS May or first of June) - $225.00. of Waterloo he fretted away the last years of his life Wool carpet with protection on the rocky island of St. Helena-alone pad, 12' X 14' $85.00 and friendless. Are Available Exclusively At 14 Cubic Ft. Frigidaire Refri: There is no question but that the world's most megerator, Almost new, perfect morable friendship was that of the Pythagoreans, DaAU LINCOLN GROCERIES condition $250.00 mon and Phintias. Dionysius, tyrant of Syracuse, conGeneral Electric 12" Stool type, demned Damon to death. Damon begged leave of abs3-speed fan, perfect condition ence to go home and settlo his affairs, while Phintias and RIGAUD GROCERIES $30.00 pledged himself to endure the punishment in Westinghouse television, 21" his stead screen, blonde colored, perfect if he did not return at the appointed time. Damon was High Class Iceburg-Lettuce condition - $250.00 punctual at his appointment with death, and this in50 ft. Syracuse, conGeneral Electric 12" Stool type, demned Damon to death. Damon begged leave of abs3-speed fan, perfect condition ence to go home and settlo his affairs, while Phintias and RIGAUD GROCERIES $30.00 pledged himself to endure the punishment in Westinghouse television, 21" his stead screen, blonde colored, perfect if he did not return at the appointed time. Damon was High Class Iceburg-Lettuce condition - $250.00 punctual at his appointment with death, and this in50 ft. outside T.V. Antenna stance of friendship SO pleased the king that he parStrawberries, Broccoli, Water-Cress $35.00. doned him and begged to be admitted to a friendship Contact Mrs Henry Trice, HAS- sO warm as that of Damon and Phintias. With Unsurpassed Standards of Food-Purity Co Hill. above prices are final. In modern times we have seen examples of friendship which are at least on a par with that of Damon and Phintias, During World War I and II there were many examples of young men of whom it could be said, Le Grand Hotel Oloffson "Greater love has no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friend." There were the friends who THE FABULOUS GINGERBREAD PALACE covered the retreat of their comrades, knowing full Presents its famous Winter Show will that they could not themselves escape and that their death was inevitable. Not once but scores of times there have been exampBAMBOCHE CREOLE les of friendship which surpassed all understanding. in FEATURING THE BEST TALENTS of the ISLAND the two conflicts to which we refer. An enemy hand A a grenade lands in a group of friends, laughing and joking and unaware of the impending raid. Without so much as a moment's thought, one of the group throws himself on top of the grenade and is immediately blown to pieces. But his friends survive. One of the well-known revolutionary presidents of Central America has a saying which has attracted considerable ttention. His attitude is, "Para los amigos oro y para los enemigos, plomo-For one's friends gold, and ,A for one's enemies, lead.". For alt of its sincerity, it is perhaps a rather extreme attitude. We extend warmest greetings to all our friends, and to all of the friends of our friends, "The Day of the Friend," could be an exceptionally worthy occasion. ltal 2 ver You know The show is presented by Lavinia Williams Ya rborough outstanding interpretor of classic and folk dances and founder of the Haitian Institute of folk and classic dances witlt a cast including k'sa really fine such talents as Glamourous songtress Yanick Coupet, well-known Andre Germain in a daring Sootch it's dance when and dangerous. fire and the unimitable Tr oubadour Ti-Paris and his Trio and numerous otber well- known dancers. JOHNNIE The Sbow WALKER is presented every Monday night at 10:30 It is very spectacular variety program wh'ch comprises the best dances and song of the Magic Island. GENERAL ADMISSION: $2 JOHNNIE WALKER DINNER AND SHOW: $5 PER PERSON Bora 1820- acill going strong DINNER TIME 7:30-9:30 MBC RAHAR EXCLUSIVE AGENT: LIONEL S. D'ADESKY --- Page 12 --- a Sunday February 25, 1962 HAITI SUN PAGE 13 PAM AM PILOTS TO STRIKE CALL FOR BEAUTY (Continued from page 1) New York (AP)-A strike by 1,400 pilots against Pan American World Airways, largest of the international air carriers, was ord- Photo Europe, one of the BEGoodrich Rock Service world's greatest photographic ered by the Air Line Pilots Association yesterday to start at 12:01 magazines, has sent word to one a.m. D'ADESKY --- Page 12 --- a Sunday February 25, 1962 HAITI SUN PAGE 13 PAM AM PILOTS TO STRIKE CALL FOR BEAUTY (Continued from page 1) New York (AP)-A strike by 1,400 pilots against Pan American World Airways, largest of the international air carriers, was ord- Photo Europe, one of the BEGoodrich Rock Service world's greatest photographic ered by the Air Line Pilots Association yesterday to start at 12:01 magazines, has sent word to one a.m. March 6. of the better camera shops that prevents unnecessary tire failures! it is looking for a Haitian beauGIVES LONGER SERVICE The strike order was issued in Chicago by Clarence N. Sayen, ty. There are certain qualificapresident of theassociation, according to a spokesman for the pilots tions to be met concerning age, - GREATER TRACTION beauty and photogenic quality. here. The strike action followed a new breakdown in contract re- All that is necessary at this Husky double-chevron cleats opener negotiations here Monday. point is to send in a good photoin Service new tires B.F.Goodrich give full traction Rock graph, and you are on the list in forward or reverse, guard A Technically the pilots had been free to strike against the carrier for work as an artist's model - against slippage. The tire is since Jan. 9 but had refrained from such action as negotiations highly paid, honorable employbuilt to its inflated shape. It ment which usually leads to flexes evenly - - no localized continued. However, it was announced they lost patience as the other things- the movies, the stresses that cause unnecessary talks bogged down over the issues of wages and the question of theatre, who knows? At least tire failures. cockpit crews on jet flights. your: picture will be published in Keep your off- -the-road equipPhoto Europe and your beauty ment on the job. See us for wil receive world-wide acclaim. B.F.Goodrich Rock Service Send your photograph to: tires. You'll be money. ahead! BIG MASQUERADE BALL AT HOTEL SANS SOUCI Camera Center AS HOTEL SANS SOUCI Box 568 FOR MINES a co Photoeurop R. Au ANNOUNCES ITS Port au: Prince. e FLEX-RITE NYLON BIG MASQUERADE BALL cords in Rock Service tires QUARRIES mA FOR FRIDAY MARCH 2nd, withstand double the im- -a O From 9:00 P.M. to 3:00 A.M. To Liquidate Private pact of ordinary materials, It will be the Rendez-vous of all Pierrots, Colombines % resist flex breaks. heat blowouts and EARTH-MOVING and their friends... Costumes are mandatory.. American Debts Two terrific Orchestras will provide continuous Music for dancing: (Continued from page 1) RAOUL GUILLAUME AND ALFRED DORLET and International Financing OrADMISSION $2.50 PER PERSON gan zations located in WashingBEGoodrich ONLY 500 TICKETS WILL BE tires SOLD... ton in order to have money to Get your Tickets now and reserve your table at begin essential economic proSEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR: HOTEL SANS SOUCI or HERAUX TOURS jects in Haiti impeded by the COMMERCIAL Parking facilities are available on the Hotel grounds. Article 620 (c) of the 87-195 Law, WILLIAM NARR, S. A. 87th Congress 5-1938, of SeptemJUST RECEIVED ber 4th 1962. BF GOODRICH: Tires and Tube Batteries Here are the articles: Port au Prince Art. Get your Tickets now and reserve your table at begin essential economic proSEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR: HOTEL SANS SOUCI or HERAUX TOURS jects in Haiti impeded by the COMMERCIAL Parking facilities are available on the Hotel grounds. Article 620 (c) of the 87-195 Law, WILLIAM NARR, S. A. 87th Congress 5-1938, of SeptemJUST RECEIVED ber 4th 1962. BF GOODRICH: Tires and Tube Batteries Here are the articles: Port au Prince Art. 1.-It is created at the PIERRE SANSARICQ Jeremie Department of Finances and EcGERALD DELAQUIS Time takes on a rosy hue onomic Affairs a Committee cal- NABIH S. HAGE Saint-Marc Jeremie through the sapphire crystal led "Commission de Controle et de Reglement des Creances Pri of your Movado 66 Firmament "watch vees Americaines", includingthe Directory of the Treasury, the President of the Administrative Board of the National Bank of the Republic of Haiti, the Chief of Public Debt Service, a memberof Cour Superieure des Compa Member TROPIGAS tes, of Grand Technical Council of National Resources and Economic Development, or their respective representatives: Art. 2nd.-The Committee is authorized to collect, study and TROPICAL GAS CO. INC., IS HAPPY analyze all payment claims introduced by American firms or TO ANNOUNCE TO ITS ESTEEMED Citizens. It will present its necessary recommendations to the Secretary of State of Finances CLIENTS, THAT COMMENCING THE and Economic Affairs in view of the liquidation of debts ac- 26th OF FEBRUARY, IT WILL HAVE AT The Movado sapphire crystal Ref: 2654, knowledged valuable. gleams with a rare brilliance. The oval Hlook", its hardness is surpassed gald olds 18-ct, figure dial Art. 3rd.-As soon as this De- THEIR DISPOSITION FAMOUS only by that of the diamond, cree is published, the American THE You Movado will cherish which offers your you a Firms and Citizens are required thrice triumphant Ref. 148, to submit, within three months, TROPIGAS LAMPS, AS WELL AS THE Faen three years (at the official miniature their claims to the Commission Neuchatel). Swiss Observatory. at gold nent, tigure gold mgret dial ct., de Controle et des Reglements GLASS CHIMNIES AND MANTLES FOR des Creances privees Americai- REPLACEMENTS. nes. After the delay no request will be considered. IT TAKES THIS OCCASION TO RECAR TO SELL QUEST ALL THOSE WHO HAVE PAID MOVADO fimament The Texaco Caribbean Office IN ADVANCE FOR THEIR LAMPS TO has the pleasure to announce that its offer to sell a DKW car Model 1959 is cancelled by this HAVE THE KINDNESS TO CALL FOR ONE SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE present advice which eliminates THEM ON THE 26th all future bids which could be OR SHORTLY AND LITTLE EUROPE submitted to. THEREAFTER. - --- Page 13 --- FAGE 14 HAITISUNT Sunday February 25, 1962 AT THE FRENCH MIMIIUIIIIIIITIINUIUUELILUULLIIG Off the Telediol INSTITUTE MEN's SHIRTS The word. js going around hat the Montana will close its doors On Friday 23rd at 5:00 p.m., on April first, but the No. 1 and No. 2 boys there say that all Mr Philippe North, Director of SCARVES doors except one. is nearer the truth. -Germaine and Gerard Pierre the French Institute inaugurated Louis are planning a Bal Masque for March 5th at Shoal Sands the "Cours Publics" of the InHANDKERCHIEPS in Mariani. That's a great idea; a dip in the sea wili bring 'em stitute. back alive from too much meringue, or rum, or anything. The From this date, the Institute will offer the following courses Ra-Ra band called the 22nd of May is very un-gay (that's pig each week: By bad YARD Latin, friends). e and Gerard Pierre the French Institute inaugurated Louis are planning a Bal Masque for March 5th at Shoal Sands the "Cours Publics" of the InHANDKERCHIEPS in Mariani. That's a great idea; a dip in the sea wili bring 'em stitute. back alive from too much meringue, or rum, or anything. The From this date, the Institute will offer the following courses Ra-Ra band called the 22nd of May is very un-gay (that's pig each week: By bad YARD Latin, friends). I had a few minutes last Sunday morning. Tuesday at 5:00: "Poetes et I had just dragged my hangover out of bed when I looked outside Romanciers Contemporains" by and lo and behold! there was a long-horned steer walking majes- Mr Raymond Lichet; tically into the water. When I realized it wasn't the D-T's I felt Wednesday at 5:00: "Les LIBERTYFleurs de Mai" by Mr Adrien better. He had broken away from the man leading him to slaughter ondon Martin; and gone in for a cooling dip. -This must be my week for animals. Late Monday night I saw an odd thing on the Peitonville Road. Friday at 5:00: "Philosophie SUMMER avec Alain" (Text explication) DRESSES A little puppy had been hit and killed and left by the side of by Mr Philippe North. A BLOUSES the road. Both when I went up the road and when I came down These courses are not only for again I noticed a large dog trying to lift the dead puppy and students but for all persons inRE d take it away; and it was a male, obviously, and not the pup's terested in the lectures. S Eclung mother. Watch out for the HASCO train when she goes thru The series of lectures, the town empty... they're really making up for lost time this week. "Mardis" of the French InstitNo wonder, when they broke down near the Riviera (remember?) ute will be reopened on FISHER FebruaFREE last Sunday, there must have been 200 free lunchers around. Ed. ry 27th at 8:00 p.m. The lecturPORT 53.55.Rue SHOPPING du CENTER and Ginger Blechschmidt from Chicago are guests at the Mon- er will be the Professor Robert Quai tana.They reported that this is the first place where they received Worms, Doctor of Paris HospitDresses and Shirts made eonorder als, who will talk about the Inand delivered in 24 came hours. any kind of a welcome upon arrival, and they from San fections diseases and the Progm We to the States Juan and a small island-hopping trip. Are you listening Geo Gon- ress of the medical Sciences.. ship RV zales? What milk and chocolate distributorship in Haiti is a bone of contention at the moment? Somebody told Lavinia Williams she's wearing her skirts too long. She's been so busy she hadn't noticed all those unlovely knees the gals are showing nowadays. This week the Birthday Boy is Dan Allen, bless his fat little head. -Rodolf Castera is importing a new Italian calculator called the "Everest" It has a dial on it just like a telephone. You usc it to divide. The price is right too. I saw an ad in the Timc which reads... rent almost every partyneed from Hertz!.. mean ing everything from tables and chairs to china, glass and silver ware. When do you begin, Jean Bolte? -Those outdoor mura panels at the Red Carpet are nothing short oI stunning, especially at night. That's known as giving Art the red carpet treatment Odette Wiener has put the charming Christophe's Court numbe: back in the Bacoulou show, which makes a lot of people happy. MORT -And putting Gerard Dorsinville at the mike with the band was a brilliant idea too. which reads... rent almost every partyneed from Hertz!.. mean ing everything from tables and chairs to china, glass and silver ware. When do you begin, Jean Bolte? -Those outdoor mura panels at the Red Carpet are nothing short oI stunning, especially at night. That's known as giving Art the red carpet treatment Odette Wiener has put the charming Christophe's Court numbe: back in the Bacoulou show, which makes a lot of people happy. MORT -And putting Gerard Dorsinville at the mike with the band was a brilliant idea too. -Gourmet Club held elections last week and AUX INSECTES DOMESTIQUES the new president is Juliette Elkon. Out-going president Gina Celestin handed,in her report and made a thank-you speech to the 22 membersof this active club. Mrs Elkon is readying an article-on Haiti for Gourmet Magazine for which she is a staff writer. Donald Born of the American Embassy staff is being transferred back to Washington. He's on the sick list with three Shelitox, months in Gitmo hospital. Sally and Ray Chambers have just sent word from Paris that they are the dieldrin proud parents of a new wilh boy their second child since leaving Haiti. There must be some connection with all that black coffee they used to drink late at night at Dan Allen's just how I don't know. What a blessing Athestrongest and to be able to buy all the VO-5 hair products now at Claude Marmost persisfent tin's. The new blue VO-5 for grey or white hair makes you look insect-killer ever like sterling silver out of Tiffany, and the shampoo is dream-boat à I a -Neatest snatch of the week occurred at Brasserie de la Couronne last week when the payroll clerk, Carmen, was about. to deliver the pay envelopes to the truck drivers. As she neared the bottom of the stairs somebody came out of the alley and smashed a hand full of sand into her eyes. He got away with about $600. -Somebody asked if Thursday, Washington's Birthday, was celebrated in Haiti by throwing silver dollars across the Artibonite! That wasn't you Dick, was it? -There's a couple staying at Villa Creole in what they call the Honeymoon Suite. They have been away from home on vacation for several weeks and 'he' says this is the first time they've seen a double bed since they left. truck drivers. As she neared the bottom of the stairs somebody came out of the alley and smashed a hand full of sand into her eyes. He got away with about $600. -Somebody asked if Thursday, Washington's Birthday, was celebrated in Haiti by throwing silver dollars across the Artibonite! That wasn't you Dick, was it? -There's a couple staying at Villa Creole in what they call the Honeymoon Suite. They have been away from home on vacation for several weeks and 'he' says this is the first time they've seen a double bed since they left. They're - So enchanted with Villa Creole they are toying with the idea 0: staying another week instead of going on. Ye Olde Editor go. himself tossed back at the border this week as he was trying to drive his car back to Haiti. The aftermatch of a dictator, like the mills of the gods, grinds very small. What's happened with - the maze of price complications of this new measure? (Continued m page 2) SHELL TOX is on sale in all the groceries stors and at SHELL Stations. --- Page 14 --- Sunday February 25, 1962 HAITI SUN PAGE 15 HAITIAN POSTAGE STAMPS Braniff Has Jets SEATTLE TIMES PRAISES Capable Of Landing writer for the The: people would NIONS Byron Fish, a new religion. On Small Strip Seattle Times, became acquaint- Inot offend the old Gods, either". Braniff Air Lines recently aned with Haitian postage stamps It may be that Mr Fish is nounced the purchase of several FROM for the first time recently when bored with U.S. stamps, and par- airplanes capable of landing on he received an article from Tom day notables, George Washington the ordinary air-strips for pistons Dell, Manager of El Rancho. and Abraham Lincoln LE neither planes. They will be used ins Mr Fish, in his column of Jan- ticularly with this month's birth- countries of Latin America which uary 31st, said: The postage on of whom had much to contribute do no thave air-strips capable Dell's letter shows in the cheesecake departmont. OD the Haitians V of landing jet planes. They have A do not overlook even the new- But in any event, the U.S. mail a capacity of 60 passengers and est goddesses. The 10 centime is noted for service above every will fly 540 miles per hour. stamp carries the photograph of thing else. Onions of first quality are available at the Miss Haiti, World's Sugar Queen. At The Ciment d'Haiti FHFA 50-Years-Old It makes our United States Post foot-ball played according to counter of ODVA at the corner of was Rues Office cantine theoales seem a bit stuffy. Our Monday morning regulations of the International solemn stamps never have beau- opened for the personnel of the Board was introduced, recalls ty queens or any kind of cheese- Haiti Cement Co. at Fond Mom- the same paper, around the vearides Cesare and Rue du Centre, at the following) cake." bin, site of the factory. Construc- 1904. tion of a dispensary has also Mr Dell's envelope contained been initiated. The- factory now The celebration of the 50th an- prices: an article on Voodoo in Haiti has a capacity. of 240 tons per niversary of the Haitian Federa15 Gourdes which he sent to the major news- day. tion of Foot-Ball opened Satur- < 101bs.-Bags papers throughout the United day Feb. 17th with a triangular 50lbs.- 15 Gourdes States. Fish further said, "Dell Tuesday Nights tourney between the teams or3 Bags writes that voodoo, like Christ- Informal Barbecue Port au Prince, Cap Haiten ands ianity, is concerned with all Tuesday is barbecue night at St. Marc. In the line of the same Wholesale orders will be filled on the basis? things, both good and evill Most Sans Souci. Dress is informal, commemorative ceremonies, ac Haitians also are Christians but musie is. provided by the Hotel's! Mexican Team flew to Gourdes: 2.75 10lbs. (Minimumy happened Portcof per bags as among the natives Combo and the dinner is $2.50 Tuesday and met an All-Haitian of numerous countries, 'conver- Der person. The hotel has a con- formation in a two series matchsion' merely meant adding-the venient and safe car park. es last night. 410 bags) and Gourdes: 14 per 50lbs. (Minim-> The program of festivities has been arranged by the Commit 10 bags.) tee of FHFA presided over tydun KATHERINE DUNHAM Gerard Rouzier, P ANNOUNCES BAR GEISHA 8C SALON GUINEE OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR LIN E CUISINE GRACE OF THE FAR EAST à Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM a PRESENTS a ARE FOR HAITI ne Class Grand Spectacle a NEW YORK PORT-AU-PRINCE (DEPART EVERY FRIDAY): CARGO SHIPS (12 PASSENGERS) 3135 ALL YEAR COMBO-SHIPS (52 PASSENGERS) FROM $155 SPORT AU PRINCE NEW YORK(DEPARTEVERY SUNDAY) ON GUINEE OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR LIN E CUISINE GRACE OF THE FAR EAST à Your charming Hostess KATHERINE DUNHAM a PRESENTS a ARE FOR HAITI ne Class Grand Spectacle a NEW YORK PORT-AU-PRINCE (DEPART EVERY FRIDAY): CARGO SHIPS (12 PASSENGERS) 3135 ALL YEAR COMBO-SHIPS (52 PASSENGERS) FROM $155 SPORT AU PRINCE NEW YORK(DEPARTEVERY SUNDAY) SHIPS: SANTA ROSA - SANTA PAULA V LUXURY FARE FROM $195.00 S 300 PASSENGERS G FOR INFORMATION Nadal & Co: Joseph OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT $ Nototo Ardoto à mtotolele 202288100002X04022A0 A - AA COMPOSING AND TUESDAY FRIDAYOPOCERING SETTING IN ONE > At the Peristyle GEXPOSURE Nikon DANSE VAUDUN VIEWERIn The SALON GUINEE 2COMMON OUALITY SPECTACLE INTERNATIONAL REFLEX CAMERA WITH OFFERED S TRUE VAUDUN CEREMONY NIKKOR 50mm F:2.5 LENS. IN AT THE OPEN AIR PERISTYLE 35mm SINGLE -LENSSATURDAY MEDIUM PRICE Special Haitian Menu Dancing To MOZART DUROSEAU'S Orchestra CAMERA! FOR YOUR PLEASURE IN THE Nikkorex COLONIAL SELLING OF HABITATION LECLERC New At: LITTLE EUROPE FAVORITE PLEASURE PARK OF PAULINE BONAPARTE THE HOME OF EXQUISITE GIFTS 51 MINUTES FROM PORT AU PRINCE ON THE, ROUTE MARTISSANT V --- Page 15 --- PAGE i6 HAITISUN Sunday February 25, 1962 Voyagez par. AIR FRANCE CONSULI VOTRE AG FHANCE DE VOYA BOEING ET CARAVELLE. LES 2 MEILLEURS -JETS. SUR LE PLUS GRAND RESEAU DU MONDE Promising Primitive To Hang At El Rancho Jacqueline entered a Col (Continued from page 1) stem and finally to open in a in Paris, made new friends. and admiration with these words: rare and dazzling flower." felt a great appeal for m "Pour Jacqueline; jeune, belle She was 14 when she persuad: she wished she could study et peintre de talent, je voudrais ed her parents, prominent Haiti- no but at her age gifted chil de tout mon coeur la garder an Merchant, Mr Constant Elie are already stars. She ded pres de moi, la voir grandir en Joseph and wife to send her to to try painting. She studied tige fine et jolie pour finalement Paris. Always ghite andi sweet history of art and took cla s'epanotir en fleur rare et she felt in herseif a void that the with an art teacher of Col eblouissante" (To Jacqueline, wealthi of her father coul. not Bauffemont who predicted young, beautiful and painter of feel. She had her fifteenth birth- she would make a name to talent; I wish with all my heart day aboard the boat which took self if she continued. For K I could keep her near me to see her to Paris. That was thirteen years, she studied with a E her grow in a fine and pretty years ago. que's pupil a young painter the name of Claude Perset got the opportunity of mee artist of different eliemead living in Paris. She took de ing classes with Italian pair and designer Manfredo B and classes on anatomy with German artist. In 1956, she at Borsi's studio a young glish painter from Italian de ent, Vittorio Nesti, in hotel b As suite of romance by Jacqueline iness in Florence and marn him a few months later. , she studied with a E her grow in a fine and pretty years ago. que's pupil a young painter the name of Claude Perset got the opportunity of mee artist of different eliemead living in Paris. She took de ing classes with Italian pair and designer Manfredo B and classes on anatomy with German artist. In 1956, she at Borsi's studio a young glish painter from Italian de ent, Vittorio Nesti, in hotel b As suite of romance by Jacqueline iness in Florence and marn him a few months later. TI lived at the Hotel Astoria VOUR BEST GACOLINE BUy Florence where she studied m ATREGUAR GASOUNE PRICES! al painting. Vittorio dropped h el business to concentrate painting. Jacqueline found in h her best crities. On the sugge tion of a Swedish girl fried also a painter, Jacqueline to twelve paintings of Vittorio al eight of her own to the Brink Gallery in Stockholm, Swed for an ehibit. Her fine works d picting scenes of the Haitian li with bright colors in the comp sition and deep feelings in th expression brought thrills to t Swedes who bought up all he paintings. Another ginl friend, beautif TEXACO CHIEF FIRE dancer Mareka Rivera, daught 100% CLIEATE-CONTROLLED of the world famous Mexic painter Diego Rivera introduc EMOOTH, lively periormance wherher to Picasso, Matisse and Ch eyer yo: fill cr up! That's what you gei gall. She knew in the compar with TEXACO FIRE CHIEF because it's co of these Masters what she war 100 percent Climate-Controlled, Jacqueline E. J. Nesti ed to be. She received thei Stop in and See uis for a tankful soon! blessings as a painter and 0 4000 Gobs Get Liberty With Forrestal In Port returning home for a visit Me reka suggested that she stop 1 - Forrestal is capable of launch- ed host to thousands of foreign Mexieg to meet her father. Ar ing and landing some of the visitors, including such person- Jaequeline spent 6 of the ma world's highest performance air ages as Prince Rainier of Mo- marvelous months her a order of life In to prove the quality of their craft. Among her modern tight- naco, the Shah of Iran and King the "protegee" of this great ar Service, the new management of the TEer aircraft is the F4H Phantom Hussein of Jordan. ist who showed her as much a XACO Place Geffrard Service Station will offer you during the II, current holder of four world Sometimes referred to as a fection as to a, beloved daughte speed records, and with her airmonth of February a free MARFAK chassis lubrication for any to-air missiles is described as floating hotel, or a city within and as attentive guidance as minimum purchase of 10 gallons or more of gasoline, having the greatest fire-power itself, the Forrestal contains a a painter with a very promissin wide variety of extra facilities, future. ol any Navy interceptor. Her] such as three barber a Jacqueline will arrived last Def We be able to honor thaf ofter ouly on Saturday from noon floating airfield of approximate- bakery, a laundry, a dry shops, clean- ember to a few to 5:00 P.M. and Sunday from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. ly four acres can handle up to ing plant and a library collec- with her parents spend and renew month he The service will be performed at the well-known Garage: ninety aircraft. tion of 3,500 volumes. inspiration and working A symbol of America's "Pow- As a result of her oft-demon- her friends suggested that sh Ph. SAVARYS er for Peace" program the For strated efficiency in sea exerc- exhibit to be appreciated AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY restal is considered one of the ises the Forrestal is described her own Country. Her exhibit U.S.s finest ambassadors of as the "most well-prepared and the El Rancho next to Thursda (opposite the Station) good will. During her four Me- efficient attack carirer of her will certainly be a thrill to th Drive in soon at your Service Station - PLACE GEFFRARD. friends suggested that sh Ph. SAVARYS er for Peace" program the For strated efficiency in sea exerc- exhibit to be appreciated AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY restal is considered one of the ises the Forrestal is described her own Country. Her exhibit U.S.s finest ambassadors of as the "most well-prepared and the El Rancho next to Thursda (opposite the Station) good will. During her four Me- efficient attack carirer of her will certainly be a thrill to th Drive in soon at your Service Station - PLACE GEFFRARD. diterranean cruises she has play- elass." visitors and Haitians alike. SHOES FAMOUS D VER FOR EVERY OCCASION BBater The World Imprime sur les Presses de HAITI SUN Ave. Va e-Jeanne Cite de PExposition Port au Princ à