--- Page 1 --- II A I T I - 1 BERNARD DIEDERICH un EDITOR RONY CHENET, Jr. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE GERANT RESPONSABLE NEWSPAPER VOLUME II Port-au-Prince Haiti SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd 1952 No. 39 Intestinal Epidemic Sweeping City PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK A three-man medical commission has been appointed to trace the causes of the wSonnys Griswold is a serious epidemic of intesti- fellow born with the zest of nal illness which is now adventure in a background sweeping through the Port- and era when he was allowau-Prince area, causing the ed to make the most of it. deaths of many infants. Through apt timing (he Doctors Dambreville, was. born in 1908) and an even more apt choice of Above E a group of tbe cHoliday Housepartys embarking on a Resort Airliner Séide and Salgado are now cestors (one of New anC-47 York's after 2 days and 2 nigbts bere. (Story below). hardat work investigating First Families) he the wave of illness. Meanmanaged while the Department of to ride the crest of the wave Resort Airlines Gives Fire in American Public Health has released of modern history-in-thea preliminary report pre- making with almost a <LanBoost Ambassador's pared on the subject which ny Budd> poise. Like the Major To Tourism hero of Sinclair's tentatively sets aside the Upton marathon Haiti's growing summer lyte. The Reception was Wine Cellar theory that contaminated a first-hand novels, look Sunny the got at comtourist season is getting an- under the high patronage of drinking water is respon- plicated other to of major boost thanks M. Jules Domond, Secretary The pleasant <pop> of sible. ting procedures back put- <Holiday Europe in order the Houseparty> of Commerce and was Champagne corks is a sound According to preliminary after the bloody cruises launched by the Re- labelled an unqualified suc- often heard at the diploma- findings, the sharp rise in World War I. His years of sort Airlines. cess, despite the lack of co- tic functions held in the temperature of the past few father, Colonel stepThe schedule which operation of the weather- beautiful Bourdon residence weeks has produced. a sharp James A.Localls for bi-weekly stops in man who insisted on no de- of the American Ambassa- rise in the virulence and' Haiti was officially in- viation from the rainy sea- dor., But, rarely does the number of certain unwholeaugurated last Monday at a son. <pop> turn into a virtual some germs due tô the heagala reception at El Rancho. bombardment, Therefore vy rains and floods that OCThe guests of honour in- Your Reporter had the when thei sound of explod- curred a month ago. cluded Mr. Clinton David- opportunity to chat with ing Champagne bottles greet The flood waters swept son, Jr., President of the/air- one of the sparkling airline ed Larry. Sutton on his re- through court yards and ine's board Of directors, his hostesses, pert, Irish Nelly turn to the Embassy resi- cess pools, then receded, charming wife, and Richard Williams who has made 12 dence at 12.30 Sunday morn leaving a thick layer of Miller, treasurer of the com- round trips to Haiti and ing, he wasted no time in mud. ago. cluded Mr. Clinton David- opportunity to chat with ing Champagne bottles greet The flood waters swept son, Jr., President of the/air- one of the sparkling airline ed Larry. Sutton on his re- through court yards and ine's board Of directors, his hostesses, pert, Irish Nelly turn to the Embassy resi- cess pools, then receded, charming wife, and Richard Williams who has made 12 dence at 12.30 Sunday morn leaving a thick layer of Miller, treasurer of the com- round trips to Haiti and ing, he wasted no time in mud. Under the heat of the pany. In the receiving line now feels as though it were heading for the wine cellar. sun, the top layer of this as hosts were the director her second home. New on He was greeted by a wallof mud turned into dust filled of Sontherland Tours the run is red-haired Marge (Continued/om Page 16) (Continued 01 Page 16) Mr. Lon Southerland, J. C. Schokey who. is now serving Ferguson and Max Hippo- (Continued on Page 14) The Friday Morning Press Chief Of Inter-American Conference at The Palace was assistant Chief of gan, Staff under General PerGeodetic Survey Leaving At his Friday Press Con- central switchboards and es- shing and later served as the ference Minister Mauclair tablish new telephone lines head of the Hoover Food Major Newton Cox, chief to date on the work of Zéphirin revealed the Gov- in the metropolitan area. Administration in Europe of the Inter-American Geo- which Major Cox has made ernment is now ready to The wires will be placad and Chairman of the Comdetic Survey, leaves Haiti such a vital contribution, launch a programme for the underground to offset the mission on French ReparaJuly 15th to take over his we present the following immediate improvement of deterioration that comes tions. During summer vacanew post at Fort Leonard article written by Lt. Ray- the communications crise from exposure to the tropi tions from his classes at Ox Wood, Mol. En route to mond B. Oriol, Director of which has for so long ruin- cal elements. ford, teen-aged Sonny would the Midwest, the Cox fam- the Haitian Service de Géo- ed the dispositions of tele- As for city-to-city commu- accompany his illustrious ily plan to spend a week in désie and. printed in La Ma- phone users in the Port au nication problem, in the step-father in his travels to Miami and a week in Wash tin last month. Prince area. To install a vinces, the Government RC various European nations, ington and Tennesse. <In one of our articles complete new communica- decided to solve it the same and had the opportunity of Capt. Harry Burchett A published in the October, tions system would cost way the Army has solved meeting many of the world's U. S. Army Engineer officer 1951, issue of the Revue some 20,000,000 dollars, its contact difficulties - by leading statesmen. who replaces Major Cox on Société Haitienne d'Histoire, the Minister reported - a relying upon radio. After Oxford, the leaving local survey team de Géographie et de Géolo- sum far too vast for underSonny established himself will arrive in Port au Prince gie? we shared the opinion taking at this time. How- Minister Zéphirin reports for a brief time in a small from I.A.G.S. headquarters of our colleague, Engineer ever the Government has that the Government has French chateau in Tours but in Panama June 27th. Amilcar Cauvin on the pos- adopted a more modest pro- engaced a highly specializ the life of leisure grew teTo bring our readers up (Continued on Page 6) ject that will improve the (Continued on Page 15) (Continned on Page 3) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd KGRANT WHISKEY Two Cuban Intelleciuals :0:- Today at the Sacre Coeur This week Mr. French chateau in Tours but in Panama June 27th. Amilcar Cauvin on the pos- adopted a more modest pro- engaced a highly specializ the life of leisure grew teTo bring our readers up (Continued on Page 6) ject that will improve the (Continued on Page 15) (Continned on Page 3) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd KGRANT WHISKEY Two Cuban Intelleciuals :0:- Today at the Sacre Coeur This week Mr. and Mrs. AWARD> GOES TO And Family Visib Pori Jack Armand was report- George Jeager II is to be Antoine Talamas are off on MAHOGANY KING 'ed to have turned over in christened. George Il's god- the annual tour abroad. This During the past week a car Thursday night. parents are, Nicole Reiher year it's Europe. % Each week the <Haiti two eminent Cuban intellec- :0: and Jean Claude de Vende- :0:- Trading Company>, local tuals have been discussing Mlle, Ginette Sendral is gis. Lt. Henri Armand celeagents of xGrant's Scotch many vital questions with coming home from school :0:- brated his fête Friday. Whiskey> present a bottle leading thinkers of Haiti. in Ciudad Trujillo this Yesterday Mrs. Raymond :0:- of xthe finests (Scotch) to Dr. Miguel Angel Carbo- week for the holidays. Flambert's birthday anni- Friday was the birthday the winner of the *Birthday nell, President of the Aca- :0:- versary was celebrated. of Sylvere Julien Lauture. of the Week> which is demy of Letters of Havana, Mrs. Lon Southerland rea hat drawing of all whose and Dr. Ramon Lazo, Pro- ceived an honorary Master birthday falls during the fessor of Romance Langu- of Letters Degree from her week. If it's a good Scotch ages at Havana University, old Alma Mater, Skidmore FRESH CAMELS you like, well drop your have been staying at Hotel Girls College in Saritoga, birthday date into the <Sun> Ibo Lele accompnied by New York, this past wdek, - FLOWN IN BY PAA office on the Exposition any their wives. and continued her lecture time. There is no catch at- Ata press conference held tour of New England - schools and clubs. is tached : - only. a bottle of Tuesday, tthe dissinguished She reGrants. visitors spoke of the possib- turning to Port middle July, ility of Haiti pointing out :0:- its touristic advantages to Book fans are warned that the thousands of Cubans only 8 copies of the <Dic who travel each year, mainly tionary of Haytian BiblioTo Miami and Mexico. Both graphy> by our National B gentlemen feel our country Librarian, Mr. Max Bisis emagnifiques and that a sainthe are available for G preater cultural and touris- sale. Mer tic exchange of visitors Jean Claude Armand is would be of benefit to both settling down to study and Good Neighbours. tennis in Detroit, Mich. :0: Albin, Al Seitz is back feom the wild North. Al BEACHCOMBER has been away close to a CUL IGARETTE year. Here's a column to tbe Back home in Avenue O ABRAHAMS of Port-au is Jeannie Renaud who has Prince. been in New York for the Ipast three months. On May 26th Madame :0:- The winner of this week's Antoine Boulos, wifeof Den Mille. Fanny Garcia and prize is Mr. George Des- tist Boulos, the former Mi Mrs. Rey are back BUY YOUR FRESH landes, famous mahogany reille ABRAHAM, gave from Faness two CARTON TODAY ! manufacturer and exporter birth to a daughter their, York on <dress weeks and in New hat> of Rue du Peuple. Mr. Des* first child. business. been in New York for the Ipast three months. On May 26th Madame :0:- The winner of this week's Antoine Boulos, wifeof Den Mille. Fanny Garcia and prize is Mr. George Des- tist Boulos, the former Mi Mrs. Rey are back BUY YOUR FRESH landes, famous mahogany reille ABRAHAM, gave from Faness two CARTON TODAY ! manufacturer and exporter birth to a daughter their, York on <dress weeks and in New hat> of Rue du Peuple. Mr. Des* first child. business. landes whose name popped :0:- out of the hat Friday, cele- On May 26th in Kingston :0:- brated his fête yesterday Mereille's sister Huguette Lilian Fabius is back You Can needless to say, with Grants. married to Eddy Shewker, from her New York vacaDepend on gave birth to a daughter tion. Under-Secretary of their first child. :0: Siale Lataillade's Visit :0:- Roger Coster, back Firestone from To Aux Cayes That same week in New shooting up Chicago, is leav u York their sister Bertie, ing again. on the 24th for Undersecretary of State wife.of Jean Deeb, gave Puerto Rico, 'Frisco and Roland Lataillade made a birth. to a daughter : their New Orleans and back. trip to Aux Cayes last week second child. Wife Laural is. doing a roarto hold an investigation of :0:- ing business with her KAux the labour troubles existing Their sister Aimee, wife Belle Chose> dress shop : between the longshoremen's of Dr. Carl Boulos is expect- Roger may consider retireunion and- the Compagnie ing her second child. ment. Hollandaise. M. Gerard :0: :0:- Montas accompanied him On Brother Hubert Abraham HOUSE FOR RENT MERTRA Fifesione the trip. arrived this week from three In cool section of city (PaPOWE years studying at Mont St. cOt) furnished house with Colonel Liné Xavier of- Louis College in Montreal, hot water, 3 bedrooms and Batteries fered a dinner: and dance at Canada. swimming pool, etc. Call SENAST the Club Excelsior Wednes- :0:- Tel. 5374. Fan Belts day night in honour of the Ma and Pa Abraham are :0: in New York : Pa Furestone Government official. The up reSpark Plugs MAERE @ next a was ofunderwent an operaBRANELNING day reception cently FOR SALE tion. and Brake fered by M. Edouard Hall is reported in 1V2 Ton Dodgei Truck Lining followed by an exhibition good health. 1945 model, rebuilt engine, Radiator football Hose match between the :0:- new brake linings, king young students of the Sac- There was a Misison for pins, bushings, good clutch, The Firestone name is worldred Heart School and Odile men at the Sacre Coeur, Transmission, rear end. Can famous for the highes quality Joseph. Following the Monday, Tuesday and Wed be seen. at Smith's Garage, needs tires. In for these other automotive game, M. Lataillade visited nesday past :. the preacher Rue Des Casernes. Tel. for the same car, high truck quality. or tractor, you can depend on Firestone the'loneshoremen who gave was Father Grenenberger of 8795. him a lively welcome and St. Martial's College. :0:- thanked him for Government efforts in their be0:- half. On the return trip. Last Fridav 13th was the FOR SALE the Minister was entertain- birthday anniversary of the A Dodge Car Model 1949. ed at a reception at Cavail- Director of Tourism Mr. Apply Curacao Co. Firestone Trading lon by M. Pétion Roy. Guy Douyon. :0:- --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> 3 Page 3 eyes on only one specimen search on the basis of the Personality Of The Week their equipment. When they of this much-feared tribe : most careful calculations. Last Fridav 13th was the FOR SALE the Minister was entertain- birthday anniversary of the A Dodge Car Model 1949. ed at a reception at Cavail- Director of Tourism Mr. Apply Curacao Co. Firestone Trading lon by M. Pétion Roy. Guy Douyon. :0:- --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> 3 Page 3 eyes on only one specimen search on the basis of the Personality Of The Week their equipment. When they of this much-feared tribe : most careful calculations. finally crossed the border a man who had been captur For nine months the Brooks (Continued ir om Page 1) into Tibet, they wandered in ed as a child in a local raid party battled the constant dious. To find release for second. Hardly had the the cheerless wastes for six on the cwhite savages. snows that fell on the 16his youthful energies: the first member of the Expe- months without even catch- The expedition also came thousand-feet slopes of the young New Yorker took dition stepped ashore when ing sight of a Panda. Then heartbreakingly close to untracked mountains girdovera hotel on the romantic a huge head curved around the leader of the expedition, but did not achieve its ling the Equator Finally island of Corsica and began the peak of a nearby rock, William Harkness, became other goal : the search for the food ran short and the the full-scale job of promot looking for all the world ill and died of cancer in a the fabulous Valverdi trea- native guides and porters, ing the historic spot as a like the illustration of the Shanghai his hospital. Sonny sure in the most inaccessible not only hungry but supertourist haven it was a days when Knighthood was and colleagues gaye up mountains of Ecuador. stitiously sure the venture job that kept him busy for in flower. As the brave in despair. Harkness, In New York, Back in the days of the was doomed to tragedy itwo years. But the Call of scientists did a double-take Ruth the widow Spanish Conquisadores, the deserted.. Brooks lost his the Orient was too tempting at this apparition another of the dead hunter, refused Incas were determined to mind from exposure and for the adventurous lad to dragon- reared to his 18 feet to give up. Even though she save their country from the died. But On his body, resignore. In 1933, he went and. stared with curiosity at had never been on an Expe- ravages of Pizzaro and his cuers later found the preto the Chinese Capital of the visitors. from a second dition she determined to gold-hungry men. The In- cious notations he had takPeking where he was the angle. Never has a beach carry out her husband's mis- dians carried every piece of en during his ill-starred accredited correspondent for broken up more quick sion and despite the warn the valuable metal up to venture. The treasure lake, the French News Agency E The boys broke all pre- ings of her friends and ad- the summit of an ancient according to his markings, Havas>. The following vious embarkation records visors, she set out for the volcanic mountain and drop was to be found between: year, he received the oppor in their dash back to the dangerous wilderness of Tir ped it into the depths of a two other mountain lakes tunity for something even boat. bet with one guide. Hardly Crater Lake. One of the lying like a pair of upturnmore exciting. The Gris- Despite the ferocious look had she reached the Panda disappointed Conquisadores, ed spectacles at a certain wold-Harkness Expedition of the dragons, they were country when she ran into a man by the name of Val- spot, in the rugged range of asked Sonny to join its no trouble to catch and lit- a group has of Tibetan trappers verdi, stayed on after his towering mountain peaks. team of men collecting spe- erally walked into the deep who Panda just that captured was about a fellow troops had with- These calculations nade cimens of rare reptiles, ro- snare pits dug for them by to giant give birth to young. Mrs. drawn and eventually learn- by Brooks, were the basis dents and birds for the the scientists once they got Harkness kept anxious vigil ed where the gigantic trea- for the treasure hunt Sonny Bronx Zoological Society back their courage in the for the <blessed and sure was hidden. He got joined in '36. He seemed ai and gathering Ethnological light of day. who Panda just that captured was about a fellow troops had with- These calculations nade cimens of rare reptiles, ro- snare pits dug for them by to giant give birth to young. Mrs. drawn and eventually learn- by Brooks, were the basis dents and birds for the the scientists once they got Harkness kept anxious vigil ed where the gigantic trea- for the treasure hunt Sonny Bronx Zoological Society back their courage in the for the <blessed and sure was hidden. He got joined in '36. He seemed ai and gathering Ethnological light of day. The expedi thereafter event> pulled a some of the gold Out and young man bent on punishmaterial for the Heye Foun- tion choose the two largest soon smooth by took it to Spain, where he ment. During the 13-month dation. Sonny accepted with specimens - one was 18 kidnapping the job was made Grandee and freezing trek over the Analacrity and hopped aboard and a half feet in length removing the middle of baby the night Panda and in died in splendour, after des, the Locke expeditions the ship taking the scientists and set out for home with high-tailing it for the Chin- leaving a treasure map in ran into all the difficulties to the Philippines and the their eprehistoric> relics se- ese border. It was the first the hands of the Spanish of its predecessor. so. ImposSulu archipelego. curely bound in narrow Panda crown. In 1910, a man by sible terrain, terrible wéa The Expedition had cages. But either from live Western ever brought the name of Brooks, with ther and even earthquakes. back to the World the American a number of unschedul- sheer anger at this indignity, and lived in state at the launched Banknote Co., Finally the supplies of food ed dramas, such as getting or from the change of cli- Chicago Zoo. The moral, an expedition to grew dangerously thin andi shipwrecked in the Celebas mate, one died en route. of course is, <Never Under: recover the remaining Inca the Indians mutinied. Ironi Sea and being washed up The other became the pride estimate the Power ofa Wo- fortune. He received the cally at this moment, the on the coast of British North and joy of the Bronx Z00, man.> And this particular original map from the Span treasure hunters sighted the Borneo. where he basked in publi- woman brought blushes to ish crown and launched his (Continued on Page 5) But its chief hairraising city and public favor not the cheeks of quite_a few episode occurred when it eventequalled in the days of Gentlemen Panda hunters, the famous island the duck-billed DUNLOP set out for platypus. including Kermit Roosevelt of Komodoe off the coast of But despite special ultra-vio- and Sir Dan Cutting, who Java where the only live re- let lighting and controlled had spent a fortune in their TRUGK AND BUS TYRES lics of the Prehistoric age of heating, the Komodoe Dra- bearch for the priceless o Reptiles still were reported gon did not become accli- Teddy Bear>, but the most to exist. For years scien- mated' to his new home. In they had been able to do tists had been intrigued by six months, he was dead i was shoot one they had- aslte4 native rumours that giant and his huge body now gra- n'tl been able to bring theirs dragons filled the beautiful ces the Natural History Mur <Back Alive tropica] island, which, of seum still wearing its course, had been carefully mocking grin. Having a woman succeed skirted by their dug-out The ultimate demise of where he had failed, still canoes. When the Expedi- the reluctant dragon, did didn's' lessen Sonny Gristion of scientists sailed into not deter Sonny and his col- wold's appetite for advenKomodoe Bay at sunset, the leagues from setting out on tures. for In 1936, he packed native guides steadfastly re- another dramatic search for his gear for a third treasure fused to break their prece- a new zoological treasure. hunt - this One in the wilds - dent. skirted by their dug-out The ultimate demise of where he had failed, still canoes. When the Expedi- the reluctant dragon, did didn's' lessen Sonny Gristion of scientists sailed into not deter Sonny and his col- wold's appetite for advenKomodoe Bay at sunset, the leagues from setting out on tures. for In 1936, he packed native guides steadfastly re- another dramatic search for his gear for a third treasure fused to break their prece- a new zoological treasure. hunt - this One in the wilds - dent. They turned terrified This time they headed for of the South American Aneyes on the white sand beach Tibet where they were out des.. The expedition, led by extre and refused to set foot on to capture a Giant Panda, Capt. E. Erskine - Locke, In INf it. But the scientists them- which at that time - had D.S.O., had twin goals. The I selves wasted no time in never been seen in the Hayes Foundation had askgerting ashore, tempted by Western World. But this ed it to search for the legenthe prospects of a cool swim expedition was dogged by dary Sabella Indians the SRODIUT and a leisurely dinner. bad luck.. In the Chinese last White Indian Savages Never had a beach looked Province of Szechuang, the lurking at the head waters TRANS-WORLD more inviting at first glance six-man team were assault of the Amazon. The expe- Agents: TRADING CO., S. A. and more terrifying at the ed by bandits who took all dition members set their Rue du Quai Travel Direct to Miami by Sailines Evers two weeks 2e JONUEVO DOMINIEANO MOTAL UA a K. de atra aan 3 are LerJurel uXur For Information see Agenf ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Siand No. 7 PO. B oX 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- CHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd Little Marie-France Bazile A Letter To Visitors tijJoseph report who is one of the newest citizens of Cité Magloire was christened last Sunday at ceremonies attended Dear' Visitor from States, by the some of the top Government Iwould like to tell you something about my Cafeteria. officials of Haiti. The godIhave lived in your Country long enough to know that Americans, father of the petite lass was asa rule, put cleanlines next to godliness. Well, my. Cafeteria compares the Administration Director favolurably with the cleanest restaurant in your home- -town. All men and and Pierre of the Worker's Cities, Raoul women working in it are required each month to pass a thorough medical Baker Tennis Champ. Company May- Hector. ekamination. The place itself is spick and span. All glasses and plates are ard. Her godmother was thoroughly sterilized before, use. Pasteurised milk is served only. And Edouard Baker is Haiti's :0:- Mme Etienne Sylvestre. At modern toilets are at your disposal. new Tennis Champion after M. Arawki, one of the top the reception and bal which I also know the very, popular American expression : Mmm defeating Wilhem Ludecke officials of UNESCO arriv- followed at the home of the <This is just about as good as what Mother used to makels SoIam in the Norman Armour Cup ed in Haiti last Tuesday to proud parents, the entire emnploying a highly paid French Chef to get the same kind of remark last week-end at with Government and of Cité from my patrons. And to complete his task, I have added to the Menu matches speak population Magloire alist of the choicest domestic and imported liquors. , popular American expression : Mmm defeating Wilhem Ludecke officials of UNESCO arriv- followed at the home of the <This is just about as good as what Mother used to makels SoIam in the Norman Armour Cup ed in Haiti last Tuesday to proud parents, the entire emnploying a highly paid French Chef to get the same kind of remark last week-end at with Government and of Cité from my patrons. And to complete his task, I have added to the Menu matches speak population Magloire alist of the choicest domestic and imported liquors. And to have the Leconte Park in the presence local UNESCO officials on turned up in its best finery. foods and the drinks still more welcome, you will have it served to you of a large gallery including the international projects Also present was Undersecby young girls, well-trained and well-dressed and quite pleasing to the President of the Repub- now underway in this coun- retary of State Roland Lathe eye. lic. try. M. Francovitch, Re- taillade, Mme. Jumelle and I know too, that Americans are practical people: They are apt to The set scores 6-2,6-0, gional Director of UNESCO, Senator Jumelle; the SIPP splurge when splurging is the thing. But usually, especially nowadays, 6-1. Director Ernest thes take a very dim view of high prices: So compared to other places 7-9, accompanied him On the Elysée and in Port-au- Prince, catering to American Clientele, my prices are delight0:- trip: Mr. and Mrs. W. Walker of fully low. And this is not done by lowéring the quality of food served. The Capital has attracted :0:- the American Embassy. MaYou see, I own the largest Grocery, Bakery and Dairy in the Country, an unusual number of tele- The Artibonite River is rie-France should be proud Local-grown food is brought directly from my plantation: Pastry, bread vision executives since early swelling from to have been hostess to such and cakes are made in my Bakery. Imported food is ordered directly" this month. TV-Art Direc- the dangerously rains. an illustrious from Foreign Producers. This way the middle-man, that very costly seasonal A telçgathering. item in the price of food, is completely eliminated. tor Roger Englander was phone message- received by :0:- Now, where is this Shangri-La, I am talking about 2 Well, it's joined by TV-Ballet choreo- Le Nouvelliste reported Nearly 30,000 dollars ideally located Ll too far from the pier you are so anxious toget grapher Frank Westbrook. that the water stood at worth of property was lost away from and - far from it for thei distance to annoy you: It's The day they left TV-Tech- Sm.62 Thursday noon at in the violent fire which locatedi near the Civic Center and in the most important section of nician Willard F. Hanson a swept through the Grand'Rue Madsen (Great Street, in plain English, Main Street). PontSondé, height which coffe How to get there?.. If you dont like the looks of the narrow and flew in, en route to Ciudad endangers the whole lower plant at Gonaives Mon quite uneven Haitian sidewalks, take a taxi. It will bring you to my Trujillo where he is build- section of the plain. day. Since the city lacks a Cafeteria ona couple oft minutes at the cost of ten American cents, which ing our good neighbour's :0:- fire department, the entire is the legal price: (If the Chauffeur: charges more, it means he is trying biggest TV-Station now An important agricultural ipopulation turned out mp tor imake a fast Gourde). Iflyou are more adventurous or want to get a And this week noted New conference will be held at fight the flames which better look at the of hoof there rap life the: City, you might and get in York TV Geo Damien next month l idly through fifteen or twenty minutes. neighbour's :0:- fire department, the entire is the legal price: (If the Chauffeur: charges more, it means he is trying biggest TV-Station now An important agricultural ipopulation turned out mp tor imake a fast Gourde). Iflyou are more adventurous or want to get a And this week noted New conference will be held at fight the flames which better look at the of hoof there rap life the: City, you might and get in York TV Geo Damien next month l idly through fifteen or twenty minutes. To avoid difficulties, please follow. my direcProgrammer with spread the tions. Go East, straight ahead from the pier, for three blocks. When you Ezzer stopped over here, sessions lasting a three- coffee warehouses. An inare past the great and strange looking building with towers (public complete, with <Chevalier week'period. The conference vestigation has been launchmarket-place) you are on the Grand Rue (Main Street). Now turn to de la Legion d'Honneur> is being prepared by the ed to learn the cause of the the right and walk South, the market for four blocks and a half ribbon On his capel : Ali Director disaster. a General of you Agricul enly see quite few trees E front ofa three-storey. On the right side four were guests of the ture collaboration :0:- of the Street facing the school is my Cafeteris. Near the top of the in with wall facing you is the word Cafeteria. At night this word is displayed grand Oloffson Hotel. the Farm Extension Divi- Young Lon Southerland in neon light The name.on the front of the building itself is Boulangerie :0:- sion and SCIPA. is working during school St Marc. If you come to my place at night, go in under the sign: A noted journalist cavo- :0:- summer holidays at the ENTREE, and walk up to the second floor, But : you come before night- cat> Mitchell Lustman of The Cliff at walk fall, into the Grocery Department and through it to the staircase the United Department of NaHotel Cape Cod ... or rather to the lift leading up. States Court of tional Education is working running the transportation The following paragraph is somewhat on the personal side. I might Appeals - is enjoying a hard On a programme to re- desk. -call it a confession. You see, I did start my, Cafeteria as a Cafeteria. sunny vacation at El Rancho model the scolastic curricu- :0:- But American visitors wanted more than just that. And, as they say in company with a group of lum. Thursday afternoon Raymond Cantave celean the States, Customer is always right: So, eventually, my Cafeteria fellow members of the press. the Philosophy Commission, brated his 7th a birthday became just whati it is now Restaurant witha Bar. It is a misnomer :0: of UNESCO ad- Tuesday with a ti fête. to call it a Cafeteria. But the name stuck. That's why I still callit The widow of the late composed visor Paul :0:- The Cafeteria, instead of calling it The Star, The Hollywood Cafe or Jaume, Raynond The Dew Drop_Inn or Lydia Bailey's Chateau or something like that. Pierre Scandon Constant Doret and René Carré met Emile *Cyranoy Ap There are two floors to the Cafeteria. The first floor is the Restau- has given birth to a baby with Inspector Camille mourri pour qui bebé? rant proper, with a Bar. The second floor is for the overflow. The second girl which she has named Large to discuss ways and His boulevard friends are floor has also a large space for dancing. Both floors have spacious balco- Jacqueline. Mother and means of giving the Philoso- keeping his secret. nies where you can' eator sip your drinks and watch the colourful stream daughter are both doing phy Courses in Haitian in- :0:- of Haitian life flow below. well. stitutions a Haitian as well It was George If is or there three Drouin's your French nil wobbly, are persons in the :0:- as a universally human con- fete Wednesday. His boulevard friends are floor has also a large space for dancing. Both floors have spacious balco- Jacqueline. Mother and means of giving the Philoso- keeping his secret. nies where you can' eator sip your drinks and watch the colourful stream daughter are both doing phy Courses in Haitian in- :0:- of Haitian life flow below. well. stitutions a Haitian as well It was George If is or there three Drouin's your French nil wobbly, are persons in the :0:- as a universally human con- fete Wednesday. premises speaking perfect English solemn Mass was text. 1), Mr. Juste Constant, my. secretary, tall, dignified, graying A High :0:- gentlema, quite dark of visage and of the whitest heart imaginable: celebrated yesterday in the -:0:- Emile's sister Julia In2) Mr. Issa Saba, a Syrian from Palestine, a lean good-looking Chapel of the Brothers at The classes af the Law donie went to Rhode Island fellow with an eagle beak nosè, very pleasant and intelligent. St. Louis de Gonzague in ob- School will be closed for last week-end. 3). Mrs Heise-Peters, the Cafeteria Manager, who in addition to servance of the fête of the the summer Tuesday English and French speaks also German. A very sympathetic person saint. giv- :0:- andeedt school's patron ing the students 10 days to <Borday> is a new chalI might add that three of my children also speak English well, but :0: prepare for their final ex- lenge to Kola merchants unfortunately (or, fortunately ?) they.are at present in New York, eating Mr. and Madame Anis aminations to be held the their nectar orange is tops. up the profits I make selling cheese from Holland, beef from Argentina, Chemaly of Cap Haitian are 4th and 5th of July. 0:- razor blades from the U. S. A. In return for this, they are studying.hard spending their honeymoon in New York Universities and trying to absorb American Culture. That's at Chatelet des Fleurs. Mawhat they say anyway. I wonder! dame Chemalv is the former Q I, the proprietor, am quite difficult to locate. Yes, I am always in Mlle. Affeffe Marzourka. G one place at a time. But even Mr. Constant, my Secretary, a great deal :0: of the time only knows that I am just somewhere between here and there. Well, a man gotta be really on the move nowadays when handling DEPARTURES the two main sides of bustnes Loss and Profit, and trying to make the Madame Simon Ur Lando, Cedp come out on OMers second the laughing end. wife of the director of the Well, the D. dear Visitor North, the taste D.S. from of the pudding is in French Institute is now on the eating. Mind putting that saying to use now-darkening the doorway her to France for a sum A of my Cafeteria and brightening the pretty faces of my waitresses?.. way MODERN DENTAL CLINIC And you bet r11 be smilling too! mer holiday aboard the S.S. Res Chemin des Dales Caraibes. Tel:5726 CONSULTS: Zpm Cordially yours, Also Europe bound On the CLAUDIEN EDOUARD ETIENNE same passage are Georges Carpentier, inspector for the BOULANGERIE ST. MARC Transatlantic Navigation --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd HAITI SUN> Page, 5 Of The Week Whiskey and Ruppert's MOTORSERVICE AtaSn Personality Beer. But World War II (Continued from Page 3) came along in time to keep Goloa Broun him from boredom. By March '41 he was in uni Spectacle Lakes that marked ing to be the targets of the form, and went to the Pacihas all the modern tools and the end of their journey. atlantic Navigation --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd HAITI SUN> Page, 5 Of The Week Whiskey and Ruppert's MOTORSERVICE AtaSn Personality Beer. But World War II (Continued from Page 3) came along in time to keep Goloa Broun him from boredom. By March '41 he was in uni Spectacle Lakes that marked ing to be the targets of the form, and went to the Pacihas all the modern tools and the end of their journey. hunt. But Sonny reports fic as a Major. After action equipment to ensure longer lives But-they were some two- that the water buffalo, Or in the Philippines and a for cars that travel. the roads of months away ând the ex- the Sladang, was a different stint indoctrinating AmeriHaiti and the that travel have people pedition did not the proposition. He did the can Occupation troops in them.. food or the strength to con hunting. And whenyous spot bound for Japan, he returntinue the hazardous trek. It ted one of these two and a ed Stateside, dusted off his was decided tc turn back. half ton mammoths heading desk, and went back to pubFAST RELIABL SE R 2H T IC CE AT LO And nos iong afterwards, for you with his nine-foot licizing Ruppert's. the expedition leader Cap- spread of horns lowered, A year ago last December, tain Locks, committed sui- you didn't stick around to he met a petite, vivacious Hodern and Eificient cide in Quito. But before ger a closed look. Even an girl by the informal name of dowerRuSure he died he wrote and pub- elephant rifle was, not much Ann and the more formai lished an account of his ill- defense, since the Sladang title of Baroness Von Stryk. fated trip. called <,Fever, could be peppered with bul- Her life was not as advenFamine and Gold.> let holes and still keep com- turous as Sonny's but was Sonny, apparently came ing. As far as Sonny was exciting enough in its wayout of the South American concerned, he feels that the her family having been the adventure as eager as ever water buffalo is the most victims of the Estonian land for new fields to conquer. dangerous animal in the reform which heralded the This time he teamed up with world. Soviet entry into that Baltic George Ryan/and headed for By 1940, the Griswold se- country. Ann a descendt Indo China where they leas- ries of adventures drew to ant of the German knights ed 200 sq. miles of jungle a temporary close and Son- who conquered Estonia 700 and ran a Biz Game Shoot- ny returned to-New York to years ago went to Gering <Club.s The thoughtthe rake. believe it Or not, a many to live with her famtigers, elephants and rhino- while-collar job of Dromott ily, and later came to the ceri were-more or less will- ing the sale of Schenley United States. GLOBE-WERNICKE. Shortly after their marthe name for quality steel desks riage. Ann and Sonny came Theh handsome Globe-V -Wernicke Streamliner Aat top desk illustrated gives you to Haiti with the idea of in- thellast word in efficient performance plus a bonus of eye oppeal. In 66", Don'i Buy a Car ! vesting money in the hotel 60", 55", and 50" to mect every execulive or general ofice need. Formed business. Sonny says he de linoleum top wilh molded edges assures ample werking area for speed, Don't change finitely feels that Haiti is efficiency, and comfort. Also, comes with square edged top. Screw. glides in Firsi look al what the the smart island bases are adjustable from 29" to 307 to meer your indi. coming mecca fot the vidual requirements. Or, if you prefer, desks may be Atted with graceful. tourist trade, and can be tapered legs. : Finishes-green, grey, greined mahogany, or grained Amerimade into the most popular can walnut. . Come in and see for yourself WHY the Streamliner is "the resort spot in the Caribbean desk for foday." Write or phone' usf for free illustrated circular. Screw. glides in Firsi look al what the the smart island bases are adjustable from 29" to 307 to meer your indi. coming mecca fot the vidual requirements. Or, if you prefer, desks may be Atted with graceful. tourist trade, and can be tapered legs. : Finishes-green, grey, greined mahogany, or grained Amerimade into the most popular can walnut. . Come in and see for yourself WHY the Streamliner is "the resort spot in the Caribbean desk for foday." Write or phone' usf for free illustrated circular. area. CHRYSLER still has The Corp. He plans to Agents: invest in a Haitian hotel HAITL TRADING CO.,S. 4. HAS TOOFFER and came back this year to The Chamber cf Commerce Bldg. carry out his programme. Plymouth Since the Griswold return to our shores something new MACPHERSONS Desoto has been added E a petite daughter by the name of AcE - Chrysler Gabriel who recently celebrated her three-and-a-half The most familiar month birthday. CLUNY Car on the Haitian roads. We have a few extraSCOTCH WHISKY neous facts left over in our notes: on Sonny's many adJOHN E. MEPHERSON& SONS.LTD. ventures. So we'll stick NEWCASICCSITTYNE EDINBURGH. them in as a sort of PostLONDON. Script. In the first place Guaranteed Distilled in Scotlanda and Bottled MS t Hue Reserable Sonny's actual name is the in the Old' Country by the Solg_Propristors Mku Merond dignified one of <LeGrand> PERSONALIZE far more fitting for the son Vne fe ralila Mo of a New York financier - and descendant of one of the pioneer tycoons of the Steel Hhisky Industry. Sonny was married for 13 years to the Me tropolitan Opera Singer Vas silka Petrova. ENCRAVING your name Spsria Oke Birth place of: on YOUR PERSONAL ITEMS Exguisife Designs "DORISMOND Superb Quality. ut 25 Aru NIl 1I and MEINBERG" R MAHOCANY t W TEL: Pantal 2684 Bldo. The wamous Rush +isal KUSto RUGS M n e Same Suods are Exported Mlll to the Most 6xelusive Stores in the 2.3 Kelable GRAND RUE 63 NO COMMISSION PAID TO-TAXI DRIVERS --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd 21 and one-half miles apart, plish, were finished in five certain new geodetic meChief Of Inter-American considered the longest line weeks by the IAGS engin- thods still in the study stage, in the Geodestic system. eers with the aid of local such as the SHORAN, a Geodetic Survey Leaving experts in the three islands. method on the use of shadThis was accomplished de- ows. spite language difficulties, (Continued from Page 1) erful projector lent to the and the inaccessibility of the sibility of integrating the IAGS by an aviation compeaks chosen as observation Island of Haiti in the inter- pany in Kingston. Identifi boints. In Cuba, a helicopAmerican géodetic system. cation was made by radio, ter had to be used to ferry but the Macaya peak was with the a This opinion, a little daring supplies aid of Chorch not sighted. It was decided on our part, was not exhastily constructed landing Zovvices catbedra, since eminent geo- that still more powerful bea clearing. cons were needed for the desians more qualified than Triangulation. The international import- CATHOLIC. we were, had claimed that Four months later, 16 ance of this achievement Hospital Chapel Sunday Mass at 8:30: the integration of the An- American engineers came to goes without For a: m. E Sermon' in English. tilles in the American sys- Haiti from Panama to conthe first time saying. part, was not exhastily constructed landing Zovvices catbedra, since eminent geo- that still more powerful bea clearing. cons were needed for the desians more qualified than Triangulation. The international import- CATHOLIC. we were, had claimed that Four months later, 16 ance of this achievement Hospital Chapel Sunday Mass at 8:30: the integration of the An- American engineers came to goes without For a: m. E Sermon' in English. tilles in the American sys- Haiti from Panama to conthe first time saying. in Sacré-Copur Sunday Masses at 4-6was tem impossible on the duct the geodetic of Cuba, Haiti and History 8-10 a.m. grounds that the observa- the Antilles under survey the suhave been measured Jamaica by the Cathedral Sunday Masses at 4-5:30 tion lines between two geo- pervision of Major Newton most stand- 8:00 detic stations would be too with Haiti precise geodetic St. Gerard (near Oloffson) Sunday of Cox, as their ards which will permit their Masses long : with sights more headquarters. It was estimintegration in the <North St. 5:30-7-8:30 Bosco than 200 miles presenting a ated that it would take un- Major Newton Cox American Datum>, which a. Jean m. Sunday Masses at 9 major problem. however, til the end of August, 1952, already has been extended Chapel on the Exposition It was decided, to finish the survey and all asf far as Cuba and ultim- Mass atg a. m. grounds to attempt the cimpossibles local organizations were ask From the 18th to che 27th ately will give scholars a St-Pierre, Pétion-Ville, 8, 9:30 a.m. by trying to establish a geo- edto cooperate with the of March, atmospheric con- far more exact means of detic liaison with the neigh- IAGS to the fullest extent ditions prevented observathe Western Hem- EPISCOPAL bouring islands of Cuba and to expedite the work. In tion, The 22nd, however, mapping isphere. Jamaica aimed at unifying Haiti, the Service de Géodé- the theodolites measured the Haly Trinity Cathedvat the inter-American system. first angles, and a month The successful experi- 4:00 a. m. Mass French Three Cuban peaks on the sie offered the American later, on the 26th of ments in the Antilles also- 6:00 m. Mass French team recorder and lightApril, 7:00a. m. Mass English Southwest coast were select- keeper observers to help the Cuban Pico Turquino have laid the groundwork 8:00 a. m. Mass French ed for this purpose, the was visible On Macaya. for future improvements in 9:30 a.m. Mass LE English 6,000-fool Pico Turquino, operations. The 11th of March, two The geodetic surveys by using Ephan Chapel Sunday Mass at 6 the 4,018-foot Gran Piedra measurements. which greater triangles for mea- a.m. 8 a: m. in French, and the 3,600 foot Jimenez. groups left Port 'au Prince, forecasters predicted would surements and also could Methodist Rue de la Revolution SerIn Jamaica, 3,234-foor one group heading for the take six months to accom- be used as scontroles for vice : at7a.m. Mt/ Denham, and the 7.402- Northwest and the other for foot Blue Mountain were the Massife de la Hotte chosen. ,018-foot Gran Piedra measurements. which greater triangles for mea- a.m. 8 a: m. in French, and the 3,600 foot Jimenez. groups left Port 'au Prince, forecasters predicted would surements and also could Methodist Rue de la Revolution SerIn Jamaica, 3,234-foor one group heading for the take six months to accom- be used as scontroles for vice : at7a.m. Mt/ Denham, and the 7.402- Northwest and the other for foot Blue Mountain were the Massife de la Hotte chosen. In Haiti the 1,620- range on the Southern penfoot Capra-Foux on the insula. Six Haitians accom; Des Northwest Peninsula was panied the survevers to fapneus chosen together with the cilitate their task. At the 7,890-foot Macaya peak on same time other surveying the South Peninsula the teams climbed the slopes of second highest peak in the the selected mountain peaks in Cuba and Jamaica. Republic. MICHELIN By mathematical calcula- The 13th, of March one tions in the procedure of hundred men and 33 beasts of burden left et Bois Sec, in tout va bien triangulation, the summits the South, for Pourcine, could be used to try to solve where the equipment had toj STOP the problem, until now con be transferred to the backs sidered unsolvable. of human It in- : We wrote, at the time, cluded besides porters. food sup our main problem seems to plies, four dismantled genebe the type of luminous sig- rators and three radio sets. nal to upe, in the sighting By the 15th, the surveyors process, because the light were ready for operation on must be seen more than 200 the peak of Macaya. miles across the sea. Such a problem seemed much easier Simultaneously, another in the northwest, where the surveying team occupied Island of Cuba is visible, at the Dandeville station on certain times of thet year, the island of Gonave, thanks rather than in the south to the cooperation of the where dense virgin forests Coast Guard Service. Their provided a serious handi- lightkeeper was stationed cap: on La Pierre, the hill that Our idea was taken up was to serve as the position for discussion in November, initiale for the formation of 1951, by the Officials of the Macaya, Dandeville Gràce à leur the Inter American Geode- Cap-a-Foux triangle. sculpture tic Survey at Panama, who On March 18th, night obZIG-ZAG eventually decided to under- servations began on Macaya take the enterprise. After a with the Douyon peak as ies Pneus week of reconnaissance on initiale, and On Capra-Foux Macaya and 17 days of clear with the Marie-noel. moun MICHELIN ing the area by dynamite to tain as initiale. The 40VOUS assurent provide visibility, the first watt lamps had been replac- un <tests> were undertaken. A: ed by 500-watt lights with freinage supérieur the end of the 22nd night 110 volts for this triangulaof observation Bluer Moun- tion. But 1,000 watt beatain in Jamaica was dimly cons were set up to sight ther Distributor PREETZMANN AGGERHOLM sighted with the aid of bino line between Macaya and culars, thanks to a very pow- Pico Turquino in Cuba --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> Petits Croquis Brest with a wounded wrist. In this diary one feels no SHOES REBUILT COMPLETELY de Grands Peintres self-pity or resentment he took pride in his outfit We use only the besi American ROBEL PARIS and accepted soldiering as leaiher and rubber heels drawings he had put on the he accepted any of life's burOur prices are cheaper ! In my three preceeding only available material he dens. No probing into the articles I defined three has muslin. UNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> Petits Croquis Brest with a wounded wrist. In this diary one feels no SHOES REBUILT COMPLETELY de Grands Peintres self-pity or resentment he took pride in his outfit We use only the besi American ROBEL PARIS and accepted soldiering as leaiher and rubber heels drawings he had put on the he accepted any of life's burOur prices are cheaper ! In my three preceeding only available material he dens. No probing into the articles I defined three has muslin. While he causes or results, he merely V sole and rubber heel schools of painting. This was out in the yard eating did his duty as a citizen, He Full sole and rubber heel week I should like to speak ice cream with the other was awarded the Purple Taps, Ladies' shoes rubber or leatherr. of a great primitive, some- boys, an old lady was buy- Heart as late as 1945. Children's V sole and heel (up to seven times called <popular ar- ing his doilies in the school His diary was the artist's years) tists, Sunday painters, un- room. He ran home in need to record the experienChildren's full rubber soles schooled, they were never- esctacy to: tell his mother : ices which moved him so ELECTRIC the-less, sincere craftsmen. but alas, one month later powerfully. The drawings SHOE REPAIR CO. In the United States two the old lady returned and show more than the text Rue du Centre next to National Lottery. outstanding names are Joha held up the pieces accusing- that the war. had a shatterKane and Horrace Pippin, ly the crayon had washed ing effect on him deep the latter was an American Out. down. cobbler's window a paint But he was unhappy at negro, whose work was When his mother became Nine years later in 1929 ing called <Cabin in the this time. His wife had more imaginative than too illito take in laundry, he moved back to the town Cotton.> He went to Pip never understood his work Kane's. In Haiti, to name Horrace went to work in a where he was born, married pin's home to see more and and had sO little faith, she only a few Bigaud, Obin, coal yard, a feed store and a widow with a little son on June 1937 a small exhi- continued to take in washBazile, Laveque, and the and helped his wife by de- bition was arranged at the ing. late Hippolite. In France livering laundry. County Center. He took up with a girl the greatest was Henri Rous One day as he sat look- Several women, promin- who flattered him. He spent seau. ing into the fire, he was at- ent in society invited him to his money lavishly and Pippin was born in West tracted by the white hot tea and latér bought nis when he died there wasn't Chester, Penn., 1888, and poker. Perhaps he still re- paintings. Four of his paint- a penny left and almost no raised in Goshen, New then as a porter in a hotel membered his humiliation ings'were shown the follow- paintings. York. He once said <Pic- for seven years. at the impermanence of his ing year at the Museum of tures come to my mind, and In 1917 he enlisted in the crayon drawings on muslin Modern Art. Several months before his then I teli my heart to go army E E he writes: aI re- he took up an extra leaf In his second One Man wife had been committed to ahead.> His paintings were member the day well, we from the oak table, and with Show; many paintings were an institution and died two a spiritual communication left the good old U.S.A. She his left hand manipulated already spoken for al- weeks after he did, in 1946 between his and his fellow was in trouble with Ger- the panel against the smok- most everything sold. In the Pippin's last days were beings. He expressed his many and to do our duty ing tip of the iron with catalogue Mr. Barnes of the saddened by a sense of ideas in bold direct forms we had to leave here and success and his wrist felt Barnes Foundation wrote: guilt. uninhibited by professional did on the 17, December better too. He burnt the Pippin is the first of the im- Although he had been a art. after he did, in 1946 between his and his fellow was in trouble with Ger- the panel against the smok- most everything sold. In the Pippin's last days were beings. He expressed his many and to do our duty ing tip of the iron with catalogue Mr. Barnes of the saddened by a sense of ideas in bold direct forms we had to leave here and success and his wrist felt Barnes Foundation wrote: guilt. uninhibited by professional did on the 17, December better too. He burnt the Pippin is the first of the im- Although he had been a art. He was a pious man 1917.5 title at the bottom Losing portant Negro painters toap bit bewildered by his sensaand knew the scriptures the Way. A man stooped pear On the American scene; tional success, he rarely lost well as his paintings show. For a year he kept a diary over, guiding his horse and he shares with John Kane his direct vision of a childAs a little boy he attend- his very first remaining wagon through the snow. the distinction of being the his art sprang from an ined Sunday school at one drawings were made at this Not only was he discovering most individual and unadul tense interest in life and the of their festivals he donat- time, till the day he took again the need to express terated creator authentical- desire to express the inner ed some crayon biblical the hospital ship Out of himself, but he was apply- ly expressive of the Ameri- life he had felt and lived. ing the same principles of can spirit that has yet been occupational therapy to cure produced in our genera- OFFICE SPACE his wrist. Thèy now use it tion.> YOU CANT ASK in the best hospitals. Pippin was répresented Office rent His war paintings came in all the large museums. the Rue space for on FOR A FINER twelve years later he Hollywood collectors Pavee opposite Pan worked three years on the buying his work he were had American Apply World Bar. Airways. first, it was like a purge to become fashionable. Higgins WHISKY rid himself of dark memories - the title was <StartTHIS IS ing Homes but this was no NOT THIS triumphal march - the solBUT THIS PERFECTION Wue of Reots diers are too far gone to rea spond to the news their ITSELF faces without expression, - like corpses on the JudgGurcofl 10 Be Her Majesiy jseld ment Day. As late as 1945 Queeeof he painted his fourth and Guefh greatest war picture. <ModLok Scots ern war scenes that have QUEEN OF SCOTS Saleh wise not been approached in por GET THAT ORAND SDEW wer by any sophisticated ooK painter.> Scoich Whisky Credit for the discovery HRITIAN HRITION of Pippin goes to Christian AMERICAN RMERICAN On Sale Everywhere Brinton, the moving spirit ORY CLERNERS MODERN LAUNORY LAJAT e CO. Distributors in the Chester Country Art Plinton Association. immy Blanchissene 97 Rue du Centre )-ey P.O. Box 1086 Phone: 2793 One day while walking NEXT OOOR TO P.A. ACROSS STREET FROM FAA on Main Street he saw in a Time & Life BOOK STORES The Leaung American MAGAZINE Are Now On Sale At All --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd A INSTITUT T A HOTEL IBO LELE DE GEAUTE a Poile Duncan DINNER DANCES 1Be Decuatile Siom Deculimn Fevan every ppear Deouitiheb <ai your beauty Uneeds) TUESDAY and FRIDAYS Fa au al a 22 LOOK areraci of Par Under the same Management : PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN Ted. Roosevelt GOOD FOOD..GOOD PRICES Wishes to advise his many friends and the Generai Public that the Jatabone sea tovel ARTIL HOTEL SFRANCIS ART a THE <REFUGE> IS NOW OPEN a X & The REFUGE completely rejuvenated is now equipped? with Electricitv, Hot and Cold running water etc. Cani Te beauty Uneeds) TUESDAY and FRIDAYS Fa au al a 22 LOOK areraci of Par Under the same Management : PLACES TO EAT PLACES FOR FUN Ted. 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Pleasant, Gardens and SUPERB facilities for effective : that's entertaining large parlies - SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS BROCKLAX TEL: 7876 PETIONVILLE --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRS 30 PEOUVENIRS Ask For SHOP S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Tbe sbops in tbis section la Belle e reote "Jane Barbancourt" bave been checked by this sewspaper, and to tbe E S RHUM best of our knowledge la Bello Gnedle tbeir merchandise is 0; DEF ORE good quality and goou - DAE ALWAYS value. a FRENCH PERFUMES - Sais6 ATCHES Still Produced by the family HIGH CLASS STANDARD QUALITY SINCE 1862 E The delicious Chocolate NEW- YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK Laxative "Jane Barbancourt' MTTG DEWULAR BROOKLAX une brings relief overnight. So aE E E take T 3 SAVE MONEY FURNISHED HOUSE us BROOKLAX enveloppant comme la soie i WANTED S ocet to-night and to-morrow SAVE TIME SULINAM NAVIGAT TION ww you'll be all right. 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LABORCHovence stauhor OuBd La première montre automatique -MORYGSJUFEJ E avec roulement à billes YOUTHE UfHost Wli PROFESSIONAL AND MAISON PERSONAL. service GILG Re Cp ade Rue Bonne Foi TEL 294 liabte ETERNA-MATIC CASINO tar OUTBOARD MOTOR HOUSE FOR RENT - a A beautiful outboard IXIO- Beautifully It's A0t a : furnished O The the AAN tor hardly been useri, for house for rent in PetionToutPetit E sale. Good price. ville. Suitable for Diplo- leride Sfore Smat mat. or 2 Smare HA WHY PAW, AND YOU USED) I KNOW.J ITHOUGHT LATELY THOUGH, ITS TAKEN NOW INEED SOMEBODY TO New OU'V TO DO ALL WOULD BE MY TIME WATCHINGTO WATCH THEM Styles dresses, D NC THE WORK EASIER, WI TH TWO A THEY DOR THEIR SHARET MY OWN WORK for casual gloves, NOW! MENTO DIVIDE RIRE YOURSELF! HE WORK: steeet and wear handbags, eore ne ose 0e A A Daniel Heurtelou 9 Rue des Tel: Fronts 2183 s-rerte ITS TAKEN NOW INEED SOMEBODY TO New OU'V TO DO ALL WOULD BE MY TIME WATCHINGTO WATCH THEM Styles dresses, D NC THE WORK EASIER, WI TH TWO A THEY DOR THEIR SHARET MY OWN WORK for casual gloves, NOW! MENTO DIVIDE RIRE YOURSELF! HE WORK: steeet and wear handbags, eore ne ose 0e A A Daniel Heurtelou 9 Rue des Tel: Fronts 2183 s-rerte --- Page 10 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd 17 Closes have been an amazing reveOcean Monarch lation to the old Admiral to witness the landing party Winter Cruise Season that followed his first adventurous step on Haitian soil some 450 years ago. The ten million dollar no ordinary cruise ship. It's As the trim <Ocean MonBritish luxury liner <Ocean a 10,000,000 dollar floating arch> swung at anchor more Monarch> arrived here De- palace that won this year's than a mile and a half from cember 12th with 380 vaca: award for being the best shore, Sylvio Cator the ET tionists as the first visiting interior - decorated ship Cook's tour representativecruise ship of the winter sea afloat. The Furness- Lines marshalled his battalion of son : Thursday with 298 built the 14,.000-ton liner over a hundred taxi cabs tourists the floating palace specifically for luxury cruis- and camionettes into posireturned for its fourth visit es out of New York to near- tion at the exposition pier. and officially. closed the by southern and northern A little after 7 a.m. the winter season. waters. The 20-knot Mon- <Capain Jack> assisted by British cruise liner Monarch> madetbe Not till November will arch left its Manhattan Pier two motcr launches frôm and lusury Tast <Ocean at 9 Sunday first trips of the Winter season. Port watchers see the lovely p.m. evening the Monarch began the slow lines of this 14,000-tons of andarrived here early Thurs job of disembarking the luxury again. During the day morning after a smooth eager visitors. Summer the <Ocean Mon- passage Port-au-Prince Your Reporter also had it has never had a single assistence in such an atmosarch> with a host of other being its first stop on the the pleasure of visiting, with cockroach aboard its beauti- phere ! cruise ships will ply the 12-day cruise. Other ports the luxury liner's young Bri- ful new ship and it isn'ttak- The ship is 516 feet long, Summer sea lanes up to of call Lare Cartagena, Colum tish Captain Mr. Cecil Dun- ing any chances in acquir- 75 feet in beam and 151 ft. Canada, across to Bermuda bia and Kingston, Jamaica, ford. He was a bit dismay- ing such non-paying passen- 6 ins. in depth. With its with pleasure seekers out of If the bronze statue of ed at the number of litle gers. raked bow, single funnel New York. Christopher Columbus is bum boats which swarmed Aftèr a tour of the Mon: and rounded stern, the MonThe <Ocean Monarch> is gifted with sight, it must around the ship like bees arch'ssix decks.your report- arch presents a yacht-like eround honey. However er had to admit that it was streamlined silhouette. small urchins, diving for really a dream boat, The pennies are now considered accommodation for its 430 Iwas built in Newcastletrue bit of alocal colour passengers are all first class cn-Tyne at the cOst of 10 in most cruise ports ofthe Sta ercoms are all outside af million dollars to replace world. And most vacation- fairse ard the beautifully the pre-war Monarch of Ber ists find the antics of the frrnished lounge is air con muda which never returned small lads arnusing enough diticned. that it was streamlined silhouette. small urchins, diving for really a dream boat, The pennies are now considered accommodation for its 430 Iwas built in Newcastletrue bit of alocal colour passengers are all first class cn-Tyne at the cOst of 10 in most cruise ports ofthe Sta ercoms are all outside af million dollars to replace world. And most vacation- fairse ard the beautifully the pre-war Monarch of Ber ists find the antics of the frrnished lounge is air con muda which never returned small lads arnusing enough diticned. There is a large to cruise service after her to store away as one: of ewimming pool, a model war experience. The ship's P.O. Box 985 Tel. 3494 their stories to tell <back litt'e cinema with plush arents, E. and G. Marjtin homels ccats, a night club, a num- did a good job of dispatchlice ofemall bars, anda din: ing the vessel'and there were CBIRAUT TOUNE Thermost- amusing inci- a room equal toany New no bitter complaints in the RTOELSENEE dent as far as your reporter York resraurant with differ- air when it put to sea a litwas concerned, was watch- ent lighting for eachi meal. tle before dark Thursday ing <Operation Flit-Gun> As if vour appetite needed voning. Champ- de-Mars conducted by a ship's officer LATA PASSENGER SALES AGENT and two young cadets. They PRIVATE AND GROUP AIR TICKETS TO MIAMI, NEW YORK, PARIS were lying in wait for the INSTRUCTION or any other place in the world on : return of the tourists at the in Luxurious Super-Consiellations Of head of.che gang plank and G OMRZ ASA - PAINTING AND K.LM. ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES as each' person stepped a S DRAWING PAN MFRICANWORLD AIR WAYS board, he was: given an am- EELTMOERARHIOUE EASTERN AIRLINES ple dousing of insecticide. ( ROBEL PARIS > The officer, firing from the OFFSET PRINTING o COLOR WORK AIR FRANCE NATIONAL AIRLINES that the A6 43-6-648294 F Ag Ancienne Maison CANEZ CHICAGO & SOUTHERN AIRLINES hip, explained ope- RUE AMERICAINE 1348 Pont Morin or any other airline ration is standard procedure TELEPHONE 2276 for every port of call, The Tel. 5098. Taxi 10 cents See Us Today For Al Your Travel Arrangements Furness Lines proudly says SIANDFAST. theslogan ofthe Grants is exemplified in the unvarying T excellence of the whisky Phote DORET Mr. Pieiye Blain of SIPP is'seen above speaking at tbe iuguration of tbe ThomaWILLIAM GRANT 6 SONS LTD : DISTILLERS SCOTLAND zeau Dispensaire. In our next edition will appear the story witb "pichurres of the HAITI TRADING CO. S.A. wDispensaires and Healtb Centerss under construction and already constructed tbrougbout the Republic this year). --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> XeX XXXXXXXXXX X <X XeX XX K Another Anniversary eign authors On the Hai- being finished by the staff PROJECT tian Battle for Indepen- prior to summer vacation. SNO ORDER TOO LARGE NO ORDER TOO SMALL denée, its Heroes and its Before they can relax com 8 The Government announ- consequences. pletely, however, the staff * ced this week another major 6. Two Or three serious will be busy organising a project in its blueprint for books on Haitian Folk- Seminar for English Teachobserving the 150th Anni- lore. ers which will be held at 2 versary of Haitian Indepen- 7. A catechism Of good citin the Institute July 28 Au- $ dence a project designed zenship and its applicar gust 8. This will give into give the people of other tion for Haitian Chil- tensive refresher training to $ nations the opportunity to dren. ced this week another major 6. Two Or three serious will be busy organising a project in its blueprint for books on Haitian Folk- Seminar for English Teachobserving the 150th Anni- lore. ers which will be held at 2 versary of Haitian Indepen- 7. A catechism Of good citin the Institute July 28 Au- $ dence a project designed zenship and its applicar gust 8. This will give into give the people of other tion for Haitian Chil- tensive refresher training to $ nations the opportunity to dren. English teachers from all learn more of Haiti's drama- 8. Publication of the best over Haiti and will include tic history, its present pro- in Haitian music. discussion of new classroom 309 ma gress in the field of culture, 2. A Souvénir Album. techniques, courses in gram- R and its future goals. mar, pronunciation and linNine different publica- CLOSING EXERCISES guistics, laboratory work in tions will be prepared for - conversation, cultural coursdistribution the on follow- Friday evening, June 27th es on American civilization, PAR ing subjects: the Haitian American In- etc. The sessions will be 1. A book on Haitian His- stitute will hold the gradu held 5 mornings a week, but tory to be distributed ation exercises marking the the Institute also plans JOUR pub both at home and abroad. end of its school year. The lic activities during the even 2. An Anthology of 150 academic programme will ings of this period. The libyears of Haitian Prose. include the awarding of cer- rary will of course be open, 3. An Anthology of 150 tificates of proficiency, a- too. years of Haitian Poetry. warding of prizes, and re4. Studies on Haiti's Pro-. marks by officials and guest : FLOWERS : gress in foreign affairs, speakers. This will be fol- Mr. Jack Kervan and son economics, education, lowed by a dance for the Richard of New York City ALFRED DE MATTEIS Fils general sciences, law students and members or- have been at Chatelet graphic and plastic arts, ganized by the Student Ac des Fleurs frte the week. Mr. $ Rue du Qaui architecture, roads, hy- tivities Club. Kervan Sr. is founder of the 8 giene, agriculture. lahouse which bears his name WE HAVE ALL THE BUILDING MATERLALS bour and armed forces. During this week the fi- and probably the largest 8 YOU REQUIRE 5. A collection containing nal examinations dre being wholesaler of florists greenr Tel: 3770 or 3118 the best writings by for- held and final reports are ery in the world. Pe < < S A XXXXX A d XX € MAISON ORIENTALE'S 2nd ANNIVERSARY SALE IS HERE ONCE AGAIN TO ROCK HAITI SPEND LITTLE GET LOTS MORE! Tomorrow is the day you have been dreaming for, when MAISON ORIENTALES 2ND ANNIVERSARY SALE starts. Don't wait until it's too late. Come again and again! 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Fast Colours JEWELLERY, Reg. 10.50, Now 7.95 dol. in White, Blue and Pink Reg. 5.95, Now 3.95 dols. CHINA WARE, EPNS SWIM TRUNKS - ENG Reg. 1.25, Now 60 cenis MATERIALS WARE, SILVERWARE, PYJAMAS Silk in dif- LISH SATIN IN LOVELY COMB AND BRUSH SETS, ferent Colours. First SHADES BRASSIERES different ENGLISH CREPE, wash- BRASSWARE, and any QUALITY Colours and Sizes able in 6 Beautiful Shades gift purchased during this Reg. 10.50, Now 6.95 dol. Reg. 8.95, Now 6.95 dols. Rey. 1.75, Now 1.00 dol. Reg. 2.50, Now 1.80 Aune' Great SALE. --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd 44 TIMES 71 Critic Of novel, is a Technicolour but he, Lydia, and the emerg bean calypso ensemble, by moving a frame to the blend of Haitian history and ing republic manage to sur- Lydia Bailey is redolent of a right or left, might catch Hollywood horse opera. vive. studio backlot jungle. As a sight of a Southern CaliforLydia Bailey Dale Robertson is cast as a Drawling Dale Robertson result, moviegoers may get nia orange-juice stand. dashing, mettlesome Balti- and baby-faced Anne Fran- the feeling that the camera, Time Magazine's movie more attorney, who not only cis saunter through the Hai- AX XX X X * - < < < < < critic gave his opinion of espouses the cause of Hai- tian underbrush as if they the Hollywood film, Lydia tian independence against were taking a Sunday stroll $ Superior Establishments Use Superior Air CondiBailey in the June 16th is- the French, but also gives a in a botanical garden. goers may get nia orange-juice stand. dashing, mettlesome Balti- and baby-faced Anne Fran- the feeling that the camera, Time Magazine's movie more attorney, who not only cis saunter through the Hai- AX XX X X * - < < < < < critic gave his opinion of espouses the cause of Hai- tian underbrush as if they the Hollywood film, Lydia tian independence against were taking a Sunday stroll $ Superior Establishments Use Superior Air CondiBailey in the June 16th is- the French, but also gives a in a botanical garden. In a 3 tionners. You Exira when sue of the Internationa! helping hand to blonde Ly- brief but effective appearget this Quality you News Publication. He prais- dia Bailey (Anne Francis), ance, Ken Renard plays 8 Buy ed the acting of William a Philadelphia girl who is Toussaint Louverture, HaiMarshall, the Negro star engaged to evil Napoleonic tis founding father, who, a who played a lcading role Agent Charles Korvin. Dis- judging from the movie, WESTINGHOUSE in the picture about the ex- guised as a mulatto field was on hand mainly to give citing days preceding Hai- hand Robertson saves Lydia Robertson moral support. AIR CONDITIONERS tian Independence. But on from jungle rot and rot- But it is deep-voiced Wilthe whole, the Time critic ters, guides Her past Mira- liam Marshall who towers seemed to feel that the at- beau's cutthroat maroons, above the rest of the cast % Better Designed mosphere of the technicol- and through the conflagra- physically and histrionically oured picture was more Hol- tion of Cap François. By-the as fictional Haitian Patriot More Carefully Built lywood than Haitian. His end of the journey, Robert King Dick. full review follows: son has been stabbed, shot With voodoo dances arInstalled by Experienced Engineers Lydia Bailey (20th Cen- five: times, beaten up twice, ranged by Choreographer R tury-Fox), based on Ken- and almost drowned aftera Jack Cole and plantation *Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dorlard neth Roberts" picaresque from a 70-ft. the jump cliff, music by Royal Carib: a Invested 4i Southerland Tours 7 has > X o A o Small Interesting Fire Eagerness to please Has your Wednesday an unusuai fire which was confined to is included in every ticket present sight to behold, was the di- a desk piled high with cordentrifice rector of.Southerland Tours, respondence, a pipe rack, its Mr. Lon Southerland, dig two mahogany ash trays and "PAA proven ging deep into the Public a leger. The damage IN THE AIR anti-decay Health garbage disposal wrought by the fire is estim- Thete'sa graciousproperties cans outside his office on ated around 45 dollars plus t that bout brings the the me Avenue Marie Jeanne a lot of man hours now veterant travelerback on the Exposition. He ex needed to catch up on burnt toPan time after American à plained to his neighbours. correspondence. The cause time. which included Your Re- isas yet unknown, and the porter, that he was salvag- two ash travs disappeared a years of clinical ing papers thrown out the with the flames. Interesting Ture the of evening before during a bit to note is. the fact that the Ammidenti toothe decay. of a fire that started On his locked door was openE Parent Amm-i-dent con- desk. The fire was noticed od by the firemen without.a ammonium and and reported an hour and a key simply by turning on the originel half after ciosing (4 p.m.) the handle. Two large holes E Amm-i- -dent tooth powder. or tooth. Tuesday evening.. were burnt in' the thick mapaste. hogany desk and yet papers e The Fire Brigade arrived and catalogues a matter of a few minutes later and im- inches away suffered. little ON THE GROUND extinguished the AE mediately damage. a Bct countries on. six E continents. On Sale Everywhere NEW Distributor Haiti YORK in IMP EX - DA Daitad non-stop from TaJ Juan 15-Day, by deluxe es Trip now in effect. dent tooth powder. or tooth. Tuesday evening.. were burnt in' the thick mapaste. hogany desk and yet papers e The Fire Brigade arrived and catalogues a matter of a few minutes later and im- inches away suffered. little ON THE GROUND extinguished the AE mediately damage. a Bct countries on. six E continents. On Sale Everywhere NEW Distributor Haiti YORK in IMP EX - DA Daitad non-stop from TaJ Juan 15-Day, by deluxe es Trip now in effect. . also new, low Tourist SR SASSINE Miami FRERES - swifti via Emeat ReAC nonstop service. Connecting CREET TATE serve cities: Ciudad Trujillo-San Juan NELS rt services aro cenvenient principal neer times. cities. Europe New doubletrnelr Tuire iemae most luxurious airliners-to1 Paris and Rome. TEArE For reseroations, see your Travel Agent or cemen BLOCKS, Haor PAA WORLD'S TILES MOST EXPERIENCED PRsess AIRLINE -s oant OFFICES: PAN AMERICAN Laham Bidg: Rue desmont Forts WORED AIRHAYS TELEPNONES: 3258, Aat 3528 - 5401 Photograpber Doret on tbe spot - catches tbe afterRuel Dantes Destouches' Port-au-Prince 2822 matb of tbe fire. Telephones: 3451 and2 RE --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> Marie Claire Hereaux is Mr. and Mrs. Vadim Sunday the airport overhome for the holidays from Roude return to Caracas flowed with friends school in the States. today. <Bon Voyage> to bidding George :0: :0:- Perry, who flew in the afRoland Madsen is touring Miss Margaret Ann Fer- ternoon to Kingston, NNT Mexico On holidays from guson celebrated her first aica : where he is spending JamGeorgetown University. birthday Wednesday with a three months how Beaeh : :0:- tea party at P her home in to run an Insurance learning busiGeorge and Kattie Rizk City Wilson. ness. Following Gros Georacombin and their little niece arriv :0:- ge's departure the friends edi last' Sunday from New Dr. Franck Lefort of the retired to the Cassis ManSaturday, June 14th, the fiance Robert Castera and York. 0: Port au Prince Health Cen- sion in Petionville for recharming Mlle. Evelyn Ar- friends a tasty cake was Wednesday was the fête week ter went to New York this freshments. Madame Cascher exchanged nuptial vows cut and served, a game of of Lt. Grammond Aubin. On vacation. :0:- sis's congenial hospitality with Henry Fabien at St. <Commerces, the rage of :0:- Franck was well received : with Pierre's Church in Petion- Tete de L'Eau followed. Pre There was Wilson went off Miguel pouring the Scotch, ville. Mme Ludovic Rigaud, sent was Eddy Castera who toasting at Maison toasting Malval and on a business trip to Jamai- the friends polished off and M. Adrien Castera, Jr., celebrated his fête the same in Petionville last Ca and the States Thursday. plate after plate of Syrien, Saturday :0:- accompanied the couple on day he unfortunately night : charging glasses to Harold his Spagnol and Haitien dishes the trip to the altar. Our missed the Grant Whiskey pretty Mlle. Mona Roy and mother and Bussenius, sister tasty to say the least. best wishes. award, and felt it. Jacques Faubert whose en- the Reinbold Chatelet/ are up at Settling down to married :0:- 0:- gagement was made official Kenscoff for a summer va- in life in' Port-au-Prince after Minister and Madame Mrs. accompanied the couple on day he unfortunately night : charging glasses to Harold his Spagnol and Haitien dishes the trip to the altar. Our missed the Grant Whiskey pretty Mlle. Mona Roy and mother and Bussenius, sister tasty to say the least. best wishes. award, and felt it. Jacques Faubert whose en- the Reinbold Chatelet/ are up at Settling down to married :0:- 0:- gagement was made official Kenscoff for a summer va- in life in' Port-au-Prince after Minister and Madame Mrs. Alphonse Racine, during the evening, The cation. a Kenscoff honeymoon are Mauclair Zéphirin entertain wife of the Commissaire du party went over to ChouMr. and Mrs. Serge Gaillard. ed at a' delightful dinner Gouvernement is flying to coune and finish off the 0: The charming couple were party. at Chatelet des Fleurs Havana on a health trip to- celebrating. Present jat ithe Mrs. Suzanne Durand, ioined in holy matrimony Sunday in honour of Mr. day. engagement was Jacque's Texaco Wednesday the 11th June and Madame Lazo and Mr. father, who is Consul in chell's Manager Ed Mit- at the Sacre Coeur Church, and Madame Carbonnell of 0: Miami. Secretary is off to Turgeau. The bride, lovely Cuba. New York next Friday on MIle. Lucienne Elie' dressed The opening of the sum0: vacation. :0: mer season was marked last Bob Roy and Claude Fa0:- in a gorgeous white organSenator Rene Roy and evening by a gay fiesta at bius are home from a week Music and dance lovers die gown went to the altar Eric Tippenhauer are now the Marcel Gentil residence in Havana . where Claude will welcome the news of on the arm of her father Stateside On a business trip. set M. Jean Elie. Matron of Hon : the younger were got a new pair of spectacles Ernest Lamy's return from our was the mother :0:- guests of charming Marie and Bob got the agency for three weeks in San Juan, Mrs. Summer groom's Gaillard. Mrs. Franck Magloire Jose Gentil who recently (some Pharmacetical line Thursday. who has the distinction returned for the holidays that picks you up when you :0:- of being One ofi Haiti's from Marymount College, fall down. Mrs. Tom Higgins of best dressed women, cele- New York there was a :0: wHiggins uptown Bar> went brated her birthday Thurs- buffet to call the praise of Tuesday was the birthday off to New York Thursday day evening with a quiet the most discriminating of beautiful Mlle. Ghis- to visit with her family. family dinner at her resi gourmet dancing to for- laine Lebreton the Occa- :0: dence overlooking Petion- cign as well as local music sion was marked by a grand Mr. and Mrs. Elias Nous-. A bulletin from Aux ville. and-atmosphere of the live- fete at the Férnand Crepsac tas are vacationing in Cayes reveals that the Ltliest vintage : and a cake residence in Petionvile Sat- France this week. Augustes are celebrating the :0:- for Marie Jose and Reginald urday night. 0:# June 6th birth of a little Distinguished visitor in de Matties's past birthdays. Jacques Fouad A. Mourra fillette by the name of YoPort this week from our 0:- :0:- celebrated the anniversary laine. Maurepas and JeanNeighbouring Republic <The Reporter> staff writ There's celebrating in of his birth on this good ine are fulfilling their role were the nephew of Presi- er Robert Gerdy, back in Tete de L'Eau (Petionville) earth Wednesday. of proud parents. dent Trujillo Marco Anibal New York after spending 2 today : at the home of :0:- Trujillo and his wife accom- weeks here at Ibo Lele and George Archers. All for :0:- They wanted a boy, hisi panied by Manuel Angel Fe- Grand Hotel Oloffson four year old Daniel Archer Joseph Rizk and Elaine name was to be Otto, but a rardez and Senora. the nephew of Presi- er Robert Gerdy, back in Tete de L'Eau (Petionville) earth Wednesday. of proud parents. dent Trujillo Marco Anibal New York after spending 2 today : at the home of :0:- Trujillo and his wife accom- weeks here at Ibo Lele and George Archers. All for :0:- They wanted a boy, hisi panied by Manuel Angel Fe- Grand Hotel Oloffson four year old Daniel Archer Joseph Rizk and Elaine name was to be Otto, but a rardez and Senora. They (cHaiti Sun>, June 15) is and 76 year-old Madame Jo- Khawly are fiance. girl it is and her name is stopped here four days at handling a new and bigger seph Brea, Daniel's grand- :0:- Marie Edwidge Borno . the Aux Orchidees and job this week Bob's just ma. Former Senator Pressoir born Wednesday the 18ch, were entertained by Ambas- been appointed managing :0:- Bayard flew to Paris yes- weighing NINE pounds and sador Aybar and his staff. Editor of <Harper's Bazaar.> terday. the image of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Aybar :0:- The town won't seem the :0:- the former Therese Laroche. accompanied the, visitors to Mrs. Jack Scott and her same next week, what (Carni- with Renaud Hyppolite went Bonny Marie has won the the Frontier Tuesday morn- lovely daughters Martha Gros George- Perry to New York to have his love of her Pa Gustave Boring on their return to Ciu- and Suzanne are leaving to- val King) (Tambour and Ti Shibley eye fixed yesterday. no, who celebrated with dad Trujillo. Talamas King) friends Thursday. Both Moday to visit with the folks leaving today on a month :0:- ther :0:- in Denver, Colorado. They vacation. Ti Shibley is set- Yesterday was Louis Taland child are reported Genevieve Peloux who is to will stop enroute at Miami ting his holiday course for leyrand Etienne's birthday. doing fine. say I do> next Saturday at and Kansas City. Papa canCiudad Trujillo, San :0: :0:- the Sacre Coeur, celebrated not afford a holiday as hej is Juan, Caracas and Next Thursday is the her birthday Thursday even now firmly tied down to South. points wedding date of Ti Maurice ing with the family, her the Car business. Sorel and Selma Peters : :0:- :0:- Madame Edouard Denis is Thursday ( Bamboche> Lorin Ashbaucher who making the gown and te in Bois- Verna was a won the Southerland Tele wedding will take place at homecoming party at the vision Contest in Miami last the Sacre Coeur. Charles Fequiere residence year and came to Haiti on Donald Fabian left for for daughter Jacqueline, the first prize is back San Juan Saturday. who has been away at school again vacationing at the :0:- in the U.S. Mon Reve. Father Georges Dupont is off to Manchester, Canada. GARLIC LOVER En- :0:- joy garlic onions and other Back home for the sum- flavourful foods without mer are Jack Rouzier, who broadcasting the smell. Ohum Gantancoudt had been attending school Simply chew one Or two in Canada and Pierre Rou- CLORETS. REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 zier who has been in the DISTRIBUTOR States with the family. Maison George NAUDE. 1 --- Page 14 --- HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd RESORT AIRLINES GIVES Hotel at which you stay has mountains or a trolly to the them. We can thank the TOURISM A MAJOR BO OST a lovely pool and cabanas. Falls. On Saturday, the Southerland Tour for makAfternoon trip to scenic Mt. tour wings its way to Gua- ing Haiti such a vital part Boutilier. Evening free for temala, where the tourists of the *Caribbean Holi- (Continued from Page 1) passengers join Cruise at: the chcice of entertainment may wonder through colour day> itinerary. Not only do Waldorf Astoria Hotel Voodoo ceremonies, danc ful Indian open air markets the weekly stops bring us the Caribbean where light breakfast will ing, etc. OST a lovely pool and cabanas. Falls. On Saturday, the Southerland Tour for makAfternoon trip to scenic Mt. tour wings its way to Gua- ing Haiti such a vital part Boutilier. Evening free for temala, where the tourists of the *Caribbean Holi- (Continued from Page 1) passengers join Cruise at: the chcice of entertainment may wonder through colour day> itinerary. Not only do Waldorf Astoria Hotel Voodoo ceremonies, danc ful Indian open air markets the weekly stops bring us the Caribbean where light breakfast will ing, etc. and visit the ancient Lake additional tourist business, as hostess on be served. Brief stop en WEDNESDAY Flight Atitlan. On Monday, they but they also excelmonths trips after of experi- route at Philadelphia, Wash seeing trip to Cuba, lunch board a launch for a trip to lent eword of provide mouth> ad- 'ence on the Northern runs. was ington, D.C., and Miami, for enroute. Remainder of after- the picturesque village of vertising since many of Needless to say, she boarding passengers. noon may be planned at San Antonio Palopo, and the visitors return home to mighty happy about the oparrives Nassau your discretion, facilities continue on to Antigua tell their friends about the portunity to get a peek at the Cruise Bahamas late afternoon in available for swimming at where they can wander luxury accommodations and the tropics. where luxurious accommo- El Presidente Hotel, Night through historic ruins and entertainment facilities of Tour Director Gordon with dations are at the tour to Prado, Chinatown, buy pieces of primitive pot Our Republic. And many Day was also present Fort Montagu provided Hotel, to Jai Alai (pronounced HI LI tery turned out by the nat- voW they will return for a his effervescent humour with games. Optional night club ives. On Wednesday, they longer vacation at some latthat makes the tourists won- gether evening enter- tour available. can visit points of interest in er date. der if, by any chance, they tainment. Shops are open un Guatamala City, Thursday, havetcome in contact with til 9 p.m. with transporta- THURSDAY City sight the Resort Airlines heads the brother of Danny Kayc. tion provided. seeing tour with half day for back to Miami for an after- MOTORISTS It's up to Gordon, not only SUNDAY Church ser shopping Or plans of your noon and evening of fun at The to keep his plane-load of va- vice. Sightseeing in the af- own. Dinner and show at Miami Beach. new equipment for the cationers in high spirits, but ternoon, beach facilities, famous supper club. Rarely can tourists visit has now Traffic Inspection post also to brief them on the sports, etc. See Fort Char- FRIDAY Flightseeing sO many different spots in soon be arrived installed and will customs and courtesies of lotte, colourful Grant's return via Florida Keys and such a limited amount of new. Police in the the countries they are about Town, the Queen's Staircase Miami to Northern Cities. time with all their sred der construction station, now unto visit, keeping faux pas and many other points of Resort Airlines also of- tapes of at Chanand misunderstandings at a interest. Evening free. fers a two-week vacation LE taken_care for cerelles. minimum. It is just one MONDAY Cruise con- cruise which follows the: a more travel problem taken tinues in morning to Haiti: stop at Haiti with a trip to over by the airline personnel See where Columbus first Jamaica's Montego Bay. The to enable their Caribbean landed, and Haiti's famous passengers àre at the Solaray put up passengers to just relax and Citadel enrouté. After lunch lovely new Montego Beach the Best enjoy their trip which a shopping tour of maho- Hotel and are given a day sounds like a week packed gany and native craft cen- to enjoy the famous splages READY MIXED full of fun from the follow- ters. tinues in morning to Haiti: stop at Haiti with a trip to over by the airline personnel See where Columbus first Jamaica's Montego Bay. The to enable their Caribbean landed, and Haiti's famous passengers àre at the Solaray put up passengers to just relax and Citadel enrouté. After lunch lovely new Montego Beach the Best enjoy their trip which a shopping tour of maho- Hotel and are given a day sounds like a week packed gany and native craft cen- to enjoy the famous splages READY MIXED full of fun from the follow- ters. Night tour to native called Doctor's Cave. The SUPERIOR PAINT ing description in the at- clubs. following day they have tractive travel folder. TUESDAY Morning their choice of taking a Tbis product 15 a LE - gereral Tbis SATURDAY New York free, the Riviera D'Haiti sight-seeing trip to the D purpose paint for interior and bas paint good spreads covering casily, and exterior use. It com- qualities. Tbe nvelve colbines durability und pert ours and black and wbiteve manency with economy. The present tbe most popular paint js made from durable colours required for botb pigments and oils tborough exterior and interior paint ly ground by modern m:d- ing. The oolours are percbines, manent and unform in colAuipay wile voilune our and qnality. Anee l meilleun Do you livelunder the shadow. Balleries OfMALARIAY Ie ATLAS - a DEMARAGE INSTANTANE RE TIC a SERVICE INEGALABLE "PALUDRINE PUISSANCE MAXIMUM IS YCUR PROTECTICN Pemantis lis chus wili Distribultur Esso Obtainable from all chemists O.Ph.27 Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pajarmaceuticals) Ltd, SERVING NAITI FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS Distributors in HAN-TRANSWORLD TRADING co., S.A --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd <HAITI SUN> a THE FRIDAY MORNING PRESS S.S. Liberty. Madame Ma- Calling All Young CONFERENCE AT THE PALACE gloire was welcomed by an Americans official party including the (Continued from Page 1) at the Cap and Port au Mayor of the French Port The American Embassy Prince. The Government city, representatives of the announces that the Presied foreign firm to help also announced that it had Ministry of the Interior and dent of the United States of Haiti establish a modern seized a grand number of the Prefecture and Director America has called for regbeach for the interests of lo- pornographic books ai nd of the General Transatlantic istration of all male AmeriIT's NOTA cal residents and the grow- post cards in its raid on the Company. A gala reception can citizens in Haiti beBUT A REELITY! DREFM ing tourist trade. Carrefour- establishments. followed at the Normandie tween the ages of 18 and 26 Mourt in Raymond and Bayeux have The lawyer of the firm, Hotel, offered by Consul years inclusive. Young men 0 home walkon teclorald, air been discarded as sites be- Marital Coulanges, has pub- Edgar Canez, The distin- who were born on Or after frgous ahenseu walt cause of the necessity to lished a letter in Le Nou guished voyagers arrived in 1, 1926, but not af- F on sin TILES have the beach close to the velliste June 27th denying Paris the following day. Ma- ter August 31, 1934 must call FABRIQUE Port au Prince area. that there was a single piece dame Magloire has taken at the July Embassy, Or if in Cap CHOSAIQUES of communist literature a- residence in the private Haitien at the office of the EMILE GARDERE Xon passe The modernization pro- mong the books withdrawn home of Haitian Ambassa- American Consular Agent, dalue fuune the gramme at Cap will from the library's public dor Franck Lavaud and his between July 1, 1952, and. 31, 1934 must call FABRIQUE Port au Prince area. that there was a single piece dame Magloire has taken at the July Embassy, Or if in Cap CHOSAIQUES of communist literature a- residence in the private Haitien at the office of the EMILE GARDERE Xon passe The modernization pro- mong the books withdrawn home of Haitian Ambassa- American Consular Agent, dalue fuune the gramme at Cap will from the library's public dor Franck Lavaud and his between July 1, 1952, and. 1EL:37207758 soon be completed, M. Ze show case by Government charming wife. July 31, 1952. phirin told newsmen Friday. action. The denial caused He pointed out that in two La Democratie to, comment, Thereafter all American years' time the Government Does M. Coulange mean The President of the Re- citizens in Haiti born after American Tennis Stars has completed important ci- that the Minerve library has feree Commission of the July 31, 1934 must register Due This Week vic improvement projects a secret show case as well as Haitian Football Federa- On the day they. attain their at Portde-Paix, St. Marc, a public'display?> tion Lt. Antoine Coicou anniversary or Some exciting tennis is in Aux Cayes, Aux Gonaives is now in Switzerland at- within eighteenth fivé days thereafter. store for Port-au-Prince gatand the Capital. Madame Paul Magloire tending a Congress of the The above applies to male leries in the next week with International Foolball Fed- Americans who have obtain- the arrival of two leading The Department of La- Arrives In Paris eration held from June 22nd ed citizenship by birth Or American Negro stars who bour has just completed the The First Lady of the Re- to the 27th. The interpre- naturalization. In the cases will pit their skill against allotment of 50 scholarships pablic-accompanied by Mme tation and application of of those claiming dual na Haiti's aces. awarded by he French Gov- Marcaisse Prosper and her new rules will be discussed tionality, they must register ernment to aid Haitians to military aide, Captain Guil- as well as the adoption of iffthey wish to retain their One of the visitors complete their training in Iaume Péan, arrived at Le an international system of American citizenship. George Stewart is a vittheir respective trades. 15 Havre last Monday after an refereeing the matches. There are no exceptions tual tennis globe trotter scholarships were awarded excellent crossing on the : :0:- to the above. who has played tournaments to the. Department of thew in eight Central and South West, 10 to the Artibonite. Here is BEAUTIFUL News ! During the summer American countries as well 10 to the South, 10 to thej Thai lovely months the Embassy is open as in the United States. At North and 5 for the NorthShop at the following times: Mon the tender age of 16, he west.. The Government is 66 days, Wednesdays and Fri- won the Tennis Cup offered keeping in mind the plight AUX BELLES CHOSES days 7.30 a.m. until 2.30 by the Government ofn Panr of the Haitian shoemakers, Tuesdays Thurs- ama. In 1944, he representscholarships will has just received a new'stock : p.m.; and and some days, 7.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. ed Panama in the Central be given to these artisans.to DRESSES, Prinis, Solids, Bamberg Sheets, Shan- The Embassy is closed On American Olympics and the increase their craftsmanship. eic. Saturdays. Pan-American Tournament. iungs, He is the first Negro to take The Department of Com-l COTTON DRESSES, Sunback with Bolero part in the tennis tournamerce has been authorized THREE-PIECE MIDRIFRS AND PLAYSUITS Film Star's Daughier ment at St. Louis, Missouri, to issue 500,000 gourdes SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SLACKS Here Iniransit and walked away with top worth of special stamps to; LINGERIE honours at the Midwestern provide the funds for the matches 'of the American needed repairs on. to take The Department of Com-l COTTON DRESSES, Sunback with Bolero part in the tennis tournamerce has been authorized THREE-PIECE MIDRIFRS AND PLAYSUITS Film Star's Daughier ment at St. Louis, Missouri, to issue 500,000 gourdes SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SLACKS Here Iniransit and walked away with top worth of special stamps to; LINGERIE honours at the Midwestern provide the funds for the matches 'of the American needed repairs on. the Citaand Tennis Association last delle Christophe. year. - :0:- A Magnificent Collection oj Sample Cocktail Dresses" The Department of Com Specially Purcbased from A Private Sbowing John Chandler, the' other merce this week released a And the prices are LOW, LOW visiting player is No. 3 om list of 28 communist books the list of American Negro by such authors as Sta- 66 AUX BELLES CHOSES 92 tennis stars. An all-round and athlete he is a football, baslin, Lenin, Marx Jacques Rue Pavee, near Kneer's ket-ball and track star of Duclos which were seiz Garage ed at the Minerve Libraries Rutgers College. The matches pitting the visitors against Haitian tenC'est - dans le monde nis favourites will take - pourquoi entier, place from June 24th to Record de plus forts tonnages sont transportés July 2nd at the Port au Prince, Turgeau and Bellede sur pmeus poids lourds Goodyear que sur vue tennis clubs. lenserael pmeus de toute autre marque Clicbé Le Nouvelliste. International Bulletin : The six-year-old daughter de camionnage.et desorvices kilométrique - tout en le meilleur of the late film star Maria jue les pnens poids jourds service puisse attendre Anater pneus poids Montez Ingrid Bergman SwedFit euve d'un maximun de lourds. TRam un maximum d'avantagesand Actor Jean ish motion picture star d UE maximunt de rendement achetez des phens poids. lourds Coodyear! Pierre Aumont stopped has just become the mother briefly in Haiti last Monday of a twin baby girls, named HEMILER on a flight from the Domi- Isabelle and cmemiedre ett Ingrid: Papa m Rock M nican Republic, where she is Italian director Roberto Lug Grip- EE Hi-M Srtter had been visiting her ma- Rossellini whose celebrated Xtra Tred. ternal grandparents to New riage to Ingrid caused an E York. Petite Maria Chris- romance and belated marGOODFYEAR tine whose dark-eyed international uproar in the beauty resembles her mo- gossip columns several years ther's was accompanied ago. Their son Robert, Jr., by her Aunt Adita. is now two. 0:- 0:- --- Page 16 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JUNE 22nd - LOOK! Special Sale New Stock From January lst to Formerly $115 :00 May lst 1952, more than MEN'S SUITS Now $35, $45 MEN'S SHIRTS Formerly $6:50 400 HAITIANS Now $2:50 Became proud owners oi a new Ties, Belts, Wallets, Pyjamas, Handkerchief, RADIO "PHILIPS' 1952 Cigarette Lighters, Cigarette Cases Why are you not one of 00e all Drastically REDUCED ! those happy people? Go today fo ihe Showroom! of AUX ORCHIDEES HOTEL Petionville. Phone: 7876 di Curacao Fire In American drought at the forthcoming To Choucoune The popular the Cabane band Chou- will Trating" Co. Ambassador's Wine Cellar Fourh of July celebration. Good news for lovers of coune play at Tuesday, first, (Continued from Page 1) However some 500 dol- Latin American rhythms! giving Haitians the July lars worth of Champagne The famous orchestra of tunity to hear eight oppor new Where tbese Radios are thick smoke. UX ORCHIDEES HOTEL Petionville. Phone: 7876 di Curacao Fire In American drought at the forthcoming To Choucoune The popular the Cabane band Chou- will Trating" Co. Ambassador's Wine Cellar Fourh of July celebration. Good news for lovers of coune play at Tuesday, first, (Continued from Page 1) However some 500 dol- Latin American rhythms! giving Haitians the July lars worth of Champagne The famous orchestra of tunity to hear eight oppor new Where tbese Radios are thick smoke. It seems that and other <throat tonics> Sonora Matancera, Cuba, is boleros and 9 guarachas com exbibited internal combustion set off went up in the smoke and making Haiti its first stop posed by Sonora Matencera. a blaze in the bottle-filled blistered woodwork caused on the international tour These pieces have not been room, a fire that was quick- another estimated 300 dol- which will take it to more available on records You will he offered a de ly fed. by the straw in which lars in damages. Néedless to than 30 cities in the Ameri- of a because the the monsiration for severa some of wines were en- say, there was plenty of càs and Europe. Society special of Artists. ruling by days without being under cased. By the time Larry scrubbing and refurbishing got to the scene, the flames in the Embassy this week... any obligation. had already buckled the but everything will be in] <The Best Quality Cement at steel mesh' that served as a order for the Big Indepenthe Lowest nossible cosb partitioning wall and had dence Day Fête. "Curacao become too intense for the Larry, who is in the Dis-) ALLEN & BAUSSAN Embassy fire extinguisher. persing office of the Em Larry telephoned an Em- bassy, has been staying in offer their Trading Co. bassy Guard to notify the residence during the abthe Fire Station and sence of Ambassador Howthen concentrated On rescur ard Travers, now in thel Telephones: 2729 - 2040 ing the Ambassador's three- States a receiving umedical legged dog Victor, who was treatment. T TU PONCE 2130 : 3384 locked in another section of ther cellar. Once that was INTESTINAL EPIDEMIC S accomplished, he climbed SWEEPING CITY into his car and headed for the Petionville road to di- (Continued from Page 1). rect the fire engines to the with that right drive way. Unfortungerms attacked ately he backed his car too the delicate lining of the far and got stuck in a ditch. stomach and intestines - 94LBS. NET However, the engines especially in small children, four of them in all - arriv- often with fatal results. CEMENTO: ed in record time and the The Department of Healtht bompiers formed a fast buc- warns parents not to delayi ket brigade that had the seeking medical treatment flames. under control in for their sick children. And short order. Thanks to the radio reports are being is-l efficiency of Captain George sued telling the Haitian peol IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT Elie and his son, a good ple that the hospitals andiS STANDARD HYDRAULICKBs NET 6 PLY part of the wine and liquor clinics are successfully OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION stock was saved reliev- ing the young patients Warletz Port-au-Prince Tel: 2387 ing the threat of a severe are a E they brought in time. FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD EVERY Bata FOR OCCASION