--- Page 1 --- II A L - ER I A BERNARD DIEDERICH un EDITOR RONY CHENET, Jr. THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER GERANT RESPONSABLE VOLUME II Port-an-Prince République D'HAITI SUNDAY, JULY 27th 1952 No. 44 Sylvio Cator The Immortal Torch-Bearer Haiti lost its greatest ter 80 jump (over 25 and KLM Officials Here on hero in the World of one-half feet) spread like Sports last week and wildfire through the Sports Business, Goodwill Haitian Youth one of its World, bringing the name greatest inspirations. Death of Our Small Republic to Visit came to Sylvio Cator just khe attention of millions of two days after the symbolic people who had never beOlympic Torch was borne fore noticed it outside the The affable Director of triumphantly into the arena pages of an Atlas. the Caribbean Division of of the Magloire Stadium, Earlier this month, the the Royal Dutch Airlines, inaugurating a new. era in <Haiti Sun> quoted an artiMr. M. Koster, and his the athletic history of Our cle written by Avery Bruar charming wife stepped a: Republic. dage, the head of the U. S. board their plane Friday to Olympic Association, namreturn to Curacao after a It was Sylvio Cator who ing Sylvio Cator as one of five-day business and good- brought this sacred emblem the figures in all-time Olym will visit to Haiti. With of sportsmanship within pic Hall of Fame a great them on the trip was Mr. reach of the current genera- tribute coming nearly a John Kammeyer, KLM Pub tion of young Haitians. quarter of a century after lic Relations Director, a big They grew to manhood his classic performance. smiling fellow whose multi- proudly aware that just 24 lingual ability won the ear- years ago Olympic history But Sylvio took such trinest admiration of Your Re- was made by one of their butes in stride. His trin Liberia's first Minister to Haiti Mr. George Brewer, Jr* porter. fellow countrymen. There umphs to him were triPresident Tubman's picture ise 017 bis left. Thursday morning the hardly is a boy in Haiti who umphs for Haiti. And he KIM officials were receiv- has not heard of that day used his fame chiefly in the "Liberia," V Other ed by President Magloire in Amsterdam when Sylvio cultivation of new friends Negro who showed great interest Cator a Republic set new. world's re- for his homeland. He was in KLM and talked of the cord in the broad jump be- the pioneer of Haiti's tourCelebrates Independence Day tourist industry. It is not fore thousands of wildly ist industry. He opened known whether any deci- cheering Olympic fans. The Haiti's first tourist office ag the Inde- and (Continued on Page 15) news of his fabulous 7 me- a representative of Yesterday was on the South by the AtCook and for Thomas pendence Anniversary of lantic Ocean. as the Prince of years served the world's only other NeHaiti Leads In Football Series to distinguished Hospitality gro Republic which was The official seal of LibePortau-Prince, visitors to born in Africa July 26, ria shows a sailing ship at for gladly pay* 1847. The new Minister of anchor near a palmrshaded Against Jamaica At New Stadium ing entertainment out Liberia, Mr. George Brewer shore. A plow and a spade of his own pocket. Jr., offered a reception in have broken the earth be- by Bertram Collins The son of a Haitian honour of the event at his (Continued on Page 3) On' their arrival on Fria General, Sylvio from the Cator time was he residence patriot in Canape Vert. day morning, June 19, the first saw the of He also offered Your ReMayor Dr. rshaded Against Jamaica At New Stadium ing entertainment out Liberia, Mr. George Brewer shore. A plow and a spade of his own pocket. Jr., offered a reception in have broken the earth be- by Bertram Collins The son of a Haitian honour of the event at his (Continued on Page 3) On' their arrival on Fria General, Sylvio from the Cator time was he residence patriot in Canape Vert. day morning, June 19, the first saw the of He also offered Your ReMayor Dr. Camille welcomin the little village light of day Caporter some vital statistics ed the visiting Jamaican He on the land which has so team with champagne, and vaillon. hood in Aux spent Cayes his boy- and much in common with Hairecalled that first visit of then travelled to ti to but SO little Jamaica is known Jamaican footballers who receive an education our English among citizens. sailed into Portau-Prince intermin- - that thoroughly in 1923. The Jamaican side and We are printing the foleasily won every match gled He classics lived for the sports. in* hours the lowing summary in and, said the Mayor, ewhipthe football he terest of our readers : ped> up our pride and enand spent in on athletic arcna where field thusiasm for the game. Sa urday night tbe he LIBERIA <You were our teachers, cpening of tbe during Stadium strength pitted his the herculean The againse leading Republic of Libe.a vou must beat us again : Jamcica's Captain Dudley track stars of the West Inis found halfway down tbe if you can> Smitb presents Mrs. Pasquet dies. Tt was soon evident West Coast of Africa, about In the three matches to and Ners. Maclntosh with a tharthe little Nation of 310 miles north of the Equa date Haiti has shown her- targe bouguel of red roses. Haiti had produced a phetor. It is limited on ine kIf unbeatable, as far as nomenon in the field of west, partly by the Mano Jamaica is concerned. This the Haiti side SO far. sport. But even Sylvio hardRiver and the British ColÎs not football season in 1st Matcb ly dreamed of climaxing his ony of Sierra Leone, on the Captains sbake bands before Jamaica, and their players The fitter Haiti side out- caréer by the Haitian flag north, by the French Gui- last Sunday's game. At left had insufficient time to played Jamaica 4-1 in the rn the mast of Olympic nea, on the East, the Caval- Haiti's Captain Rene Dier- to the peak of form, Bc: furious first game. On the champions. la river separates Liberia donne (Dessalines) and Ja- this does not detract from heavy field the Haitian When he returned to his from the French Ivory Coast maica's Smith. the splendid performance of (Continued on Page 5) (Continued on Page 16) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27th General Of Caribl ean Germany, and upon deacti- Rio of Costa Rica spoke on the rubber situation and Air Command vation of this unit was nam- the modern Philosophy of the future of plantationsVisits Haiti ed the President of two mili Extension work. combining the production tary courts at Dachau, one Agronomist B. Dadaille of coffee and hevea, General Emil C. Ke'; chenwald involving Atrocity the infamous Cases. Bu- spoke on Coffee Production Agronomist Franck BonU. S. Commanding Genera He returned to the Uni- in Haiti. cy, Director of the Coffee of the Caribbean Air Comted States in the fall of 1947 Mr. Van den Berg, Direc- Bureau, spoke on methods mand, paid a visit to Port to assume command of one tor of the Rubber Planta- of preparation of this vital au-Prince last week to conof America's greatest train- tion at Marfranc spoke on (Continued on Page 15) duct his annual inspection ing bases, at Scott Field, Ilofthe American Air Force linois. . Commanding Genera He returned to the Uni- in Haiti. cy, Director of the Coffee of the Caribbean Air Comted States in the fall of 1947 Mr. Van den Berg, Direc- Bureau, spoke on methods mand, paid a visit to Port to assume command of one tor of the Rubber Planta- of preparation of this vital au-Prince last week to conof America's greatest train- tion at Marfranc spoke on (Continued on Page 15) duct his annual inspection ing bases, at Scott Field, Ilofthe American Air Force linois. In 1950 he was plac Mission to Haiti. He was ed in charge of the Caribaccompanied on the trip by bean Air Command. his wife and his military FRESH CAMELS aide, Lt. Roy Cuny. Captain FLOWN IN BY PAA Jartin piloted the party in The Farm Extension the General's private DC-4, Programme Blueprini which was greeted by a miGeneral Emil Kiel Being Drawn Up ilitary band and a company of the Haitian Air Corps to return to the General's when it swooped to a land- Headquarters at the Al- The Blueprint for a new ing at the air field. brook Air Force Base in the Farm Extension Programme Canal Zone. During their is being drawn up this The General's schedule stay here, they stopped at week at Damien in a Conduring his fourday stay in the El Rancho. ference of Agronomy speHaiti was a busy one. Tuescialists who are anxious to day he paid calls on the The visiting General is provide the small farmer of C AMEr President, Defense Minister more or less a pioneer in the Our Republic with the op Parcelse Pélissier and Bri- U. S. Air Force, graduating portunity to improve their B gadier General Antoine Le- from the Primary Flying own well being and the velt. Tuesday evening Ma- School at Kelly Field, Texas economy of the nation as a - jor Edouard Roy, chief of in the Spring of 1918. Since whole. the Haitian Air Force of- hat time he trained many The sponsors of the Confered a dinner at El Rancho other future fliers and Air gress, SCIPA and the DeTURKIS in the General's honour. Force Command Officers at partment of Agriculture, ICARETT Wednesday the distinguish- Kelly Field and many other have invited a number of ed visitor returned the cour training posts. foreign specialists to add tesy with a luncheon at Ib> their voice to the vital disLélé for the Haitian Air He joined the Eighth Air cussions. They are: Dr. Force and American Air Force in Europe in 1944and Ferdando Del Rio, ExtenMission. Wednesday even- became Chief cf Staff of stion Specialist attached to A ing General and Mrs. Kiel this vital Fighting Armada the Ministry of Agriculture BUY YOUR FRESH were entertained by, Col. ayear later. The following of Costa Rica; Mr. Antonio # CARTON TODAY ! Wiley Alexander, Chief of March he became Command Perez Garcia, Assistant Di- 4 the Air' Mission. Thursday ing General of the 40th rector of Farm Extension in the party. left Portau-Prince bomb Wing at Erlangen, Puerto Rico and Mr. William James, head of the 4C Organization in Jamaica. You Can The Corps of atgents diDepend on recting the Farm Extension Programme throughout rural Haiti assembled in the Firesione Amphitheatre of the National School of Agriculture Monday morning for the In am auguration of the Congress which was attended by President Magloire and top A members of his government. The Secretary of State of Agriculture, Jules Domond, delivered the opening adAt Tuesday's reception in the General's bonour offer- dress, stressing the role of ed by Major Edouard Roy at El Rancbo the WE Pirgsione Agricultural Agent in building up the resources of the country. Haiti assembled in the Firesione Amphitheatre of the National School of Agriculture Monday morning for the In am auguration of the Congress which was attended by President Magloire and top A members of his government. The Secretary of State of Agriculture, Jules Domond, delivered the opening adAt Tuesday's reception in the General's bonour offer- dress, stressing the role of ed by Major Edouard Roy at El Rancbo the WE Pirgsione Agricultural Agent in building up the resources of the country. The Director Baiteries General df Agriculture, Aeseen Claude Preval, gave an in- Fan Belts SAUNIRNOIT Scots structive history of the School at Damien and out- Spark Firestone lined its possibilities in aidPlugs @ BRAKEUNING This sovereign Whisky ing the Haitian peasants in Brake possesses that distinction Lining developing modern Y of flavour which will claim methods. The last address farming of your Radiator allegiance the Hose from first sip. the Opening Session was deHICHLANA livered by Mr. Vance Rog- famous The Firestone for the name is worldQUEEN HIGHLAND fers, Director of SCIPA, who tires, In these other highest automotive quality lof outlined SCIPA the collaboration for needs for car, truck or tractor, you can depènd on Firestone with the Haitian the same high quality. QUEEN Government in the fight to SCOTCH WHISKY boost Haiti's most vital in dustry. MACDONALD Distillers Leith & MUIR Scotland LTD After a short recess the Distributors: General following addresses were Trading Co., S.A. given : Firestone Professor -Fernand Del --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> KLIBERIA> OTHER NEGRO REPUBLIC for free, liber. A constituCELEBRATES INDEPENDENCE DAY tion was set up which gave the colonists a large mea- (Continued from Page 1) land is a treasured shrine. of sure of self-government. Liberia: its name is Provi- Trading vessels in increas AXEL AETHEART side the sea. Below is the dence Island. January 7th ing numbers brought goods motto: <The Love of Liber- is observed as a Liberian to the growing settlements ty Brought Us Heres. Sym- holiday Pioneer Day. and to the native villages. bolized in that seal is the The settlers moved to the The little commonwealth a story of the birth of modern mainland where they built passed laws setting up cusLiberia. homes and prepared the toms duties, but many of For countless centuries land for crops. They did not the trading captains refusCROSLEY- KITCHEN APPLIANCES the people of many tribes have an easy time of it. ed to pay the. duties. The 9 a have lived in these upland They had grown up in Ame Commonwealth of Liberia forests and coastal plains of rica to many of them was not a sovereign state, HERCULES CYCLES West Africa. During the Africa was frightening and said the traders. Therefore, AND ACCESSORIES great Age of Exploration, alien, even though it had they insisted they did not ENGLISH GLOSS PAINTS adventurers from Portugal, been the place from which have to observe its regulaDUNLOPILLO Spain, England, France and their ancestors had origin- tions. MATTRESSES Holland ranged along the ally come. The heavy rains The American Colonizacoast in search of gold and of the wet season discour- tion Society advised the coother treasure. But the his1 aged them. Also, somes of lonists to make themselves e L tory of Liberia's founding the natives who regretted a completely independent as a nation begins less than Iselling land to the colonists country. venturers from Portugal, been the place from which have to observe its regulaDUNLOPILLO Spain, England, France and their ancestors had origin- tions. MATTRESSES Holland ranged along the ally come. The heavy rains The American Colonizacoast in search of gold and of the wet season discour- tion Society advised the coother treasure. But the his1 aged them. Also, somes of lonists to make themselves e L tory of Liberia's founding the natives who regretted a completely independent as a nation begins less than Iselling land to the colonists country. This the LibeOPPOSITE THE NATIONAL BANK 150 years ago, with the com grew threatening and hos- rians did. On June 25, RUE DES MIRACLES ing of a little band of pio- tile. 1847, a Constitutional Con neers from America who On November 11th, the vention was called together ing the second. It is there- which is being fully exploitwere searching for a new atives attacked the colony. in Monrovia, with delegates iure the sincere wish of the led at present, is the iron home. Their first attack was driv- from each county in the Piesident of Liberia that a ore and according to the The settlers' expedition en off, but on December 1st, commonwealth. The dele- better understanding be- United Nation's report, this" was sponsored by the Amer they were back with a larger gates wrote a Constitution tween sthe people of Haiti ore is supposed to have an rican Colonizatiort Society, force. The little band of and a Bill of Rights closely and Liberia, and the bonds average iron content of which had been organized defenders fought bravely, modeled after those of the of amity be so. connected about 68.825 cent, in for the express pur- although their ranks had United States. On July 26, that it would last forever. which makes it one per of the pose of helping freed slaves been thinned by death and 1847, they signed their De- KLiberia has a democratic best and purest iron mined in the United States tO re- isickness. In the battle there claration of Independence form of government, wirh in the vorld today; Gold turn to Africa if they wish- were said to be only 35 set- proclaiming that their conr all citizens having the TI is being mined on a small ed to do so. The United tlers capable of bearing monwealth was henceforth ing privilege. During the scale also. States Government cooper- arms. a wfree, sovereign, and in- Tubman administration, wO The favourable climatic ated by furnishing appro- Taking part in the de- dependent state, by the men have been given the condition of the priations, arms and ammumi fense was Liberia's favour name and style of the Re- ballot for the first time in coupled with the heavy country tion. With the money, the lite heroine, Matilda New- public of Liberia.> the country's history. fall facilitate agriculture. rain society chartered sailing port. When one of the gun- It was not until 1862, Only persons of African Its rich and fertile soil is ships to carry settlers to a ners was shot down, she during the presidency of descent may become citi- covered with high forests of site in Africa where they ran to his station and fired Abraham Lincoln, that Lin zens of Liberia. Only citi- hardwoods and unexploited might found new colonies. the canon until the attack- beria received official Ame- zens may own land. Non such as (mahogany, blackThe First Settlements ers were driven off. Now, rican recognition as a na citizens may lease it for gum, pine, African teak, The first expedition em- December 1st, is another of- tion, though most other Jong-term periods. etc You find vast planbarked on the Elizabeth in ficial Liberian holiday - Powers has recognized it The sovereign authority itations of rubber whichrin February, 1820. They. set- Matilda Newport Day. years before. is divided into three cOOr fact constitues one of Litled on the island of Sher- After this victory, a peace In, 1857, Liberia added to dinate branches: Executive, beria's chief exborts. , pine, African teak, The first expedition em- December 1st, is another of- tion, though most other Jong-term periods. etc You find vast planbarked on the Elizabeth in ficial Liberian holiday - Powers has recognized it The sovereign authority itations of rubber whichrin February, 1820. They. set- Matilda Newport Day. years before. is divided into three cOOr fact constitues one of Litled on the island of Sher- After this victory, a peace In, 1857, Liberia added to dinate branches: Executive, beria's chief exborts. Palm bro near what is now the treaty was signed with the its territory the settlement Legislative, and Judicial. kernels, palm oil, cocoa, cof northern boundary of Le aborigines. Large numbers which had been founded by The Executive branch is fee, kola nuts and piassava beria. But disaster struck of new settlers arrived from the Maryland Colonization headed by the.President. He are being produced also On the little colony; many setr America and a town began Society at Cape Palmas 22 and the Vice President are a very large scale and contlers died of hardships and to grow at the mouth of years before. When the set- elected by popular vote for stitute part of Liberia's extropical diseases. The ones the Mesurado River. It was tlers decided to join the a term of 8 years and may port. who survived were taken to named Monrovia, in honour Liberien union, their Slony be reelected fur an addi- olris hoped that with the near-by British colony of President James Monroe became Leria's southern- tional fouryear term. the overall development of Sierra Leone. of the United States. At one most county, called Mary- <The economic condition pscgramme of President A year later the second time President Monroe head land County. of Liberia has greatly im- Tubmen's administration, ship, the Nautilus, arrived ed the American Coloniza- Minister Brewer reports proved since the incumben- the economic condition of in Africa with a load of tion Society. <For over 104 years now, cy of President Tubman. Liberia in the next few colonists from America. The Four more colonization. Liberia has been a Cree, Our financial situation has years, will attain a very Nautilus picked up the sur societies of the United States sovereign, and independent been stabilized, which is a high pitch, I,m:y dare say, vivors of the Sherbro Island soon established settlements nation. Its present chicr very enviable position. Our on Dar ith othe- advanced settlement and sailed south- near Monrovia. In 1839 the executive, President. Wil- land is extremely rich in nations.>. ward to a pleasant, fertile settlements of the Pennsyl- liam V. S. Tubman, the mineral resources, such as :0: tract which had been vania, New York, Mississip country's 18th President, is gold, diamond, corundum, Mr. Victor Boucard is bought from the natives for pi, and American Coloni- acknowledged to be the na- manganese, copper, zinc, back in town after patenta new colony. In January, zation Societies were united tion's most progressive lead platinum, lead, etc.: : Geo- ing his. invention in the 1822, the newcomers landed under one administration ier. Liberia is the only Re- logists are now being em- States. He invented a cut on a small green island at called the Commonwealth public in Africa and one of ploved by the Government ter of Citgonelle. Mrs. Bouthe mouth of the Mesurado of Liberia. The name was the only two Negro Repub- to locate these precious det card accompanied her husRiyer. Today this little is- coined from the Latin word lic in the world: Haiti be- posits. The only mineral band on his mission. Travel Direet to Miami by Sailines Evers two weers d - dg NUEVO DOMINICANO a ra MAE neT SM ( e A ay N ahe, 2y el toure! For Information see Age ni ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Siand No. 7P0. B 0X 229. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27thr President Opens New An employee of the CaThe gay public demands Visits Ari sino International was rush- ti that the Casino hire an exi Dispensary, Joseph report. INICANO a ra MAE neT SM ( e A ay N ahe, 2y el toure! For Information see Age ni ROBERT E. ROY, Expo sition Siand No. 7P0. B 0X 229. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27thr President Opens New An employee of the CaThe gay public demands Visits Ari sino International was rush- ti that the Casino hire an exi Dispensary, Joseph report. ed to the General Hospital tra band for their WednesExhibition Wednesday early last week when he day an Saturday night enand a received a severe electric joyment, One is not enough President Magloire shock from a tile washing they freeze during the group of high Government machine that he was operfrequent intermissions. and military officials Wed- jour ating. A Nouvelliste re- :0:- neyed to St. Martin porter who was present at Tuesday those two famnesday morning the for the Asy- in- the time of the accident, Dr. Paul Serre has recent- The British Council have ous Anthropologists Adele auguration of new in said that the injured work- ly returned from Boston, granted a Post- graduate and Mitchell will lum Dispensary named Kennerly honour of the Chief of man apparently did not Massachussetts, where he re Scholarship to Mr. Edouard lay aside their epaniers> know how to operate the ceived a diploma in Dental Woel, which scholarship is and bid fond farewell to Ti State, Nelaton Camille machine properly." Surgery. Before his trip to valid for the year 1952- Bourique and friends endMayor :0:- Port-au-Prince, the 1953. another welcomed General Magoire young ing yet annual vaand answered his many ques The visiting Jamaican Haitian gave a brillant lec- Mr. Woel is an irrigation cation in Haiti. It's their tions Football players performed ture which will soon be re- specialist. He is going to fourth to date.. . the on the Asylum and its .and After having a touching gesture of cour- printed in a Bulletin of the continue his research work <Sun> wL join the chorus management. tesy Wednesday morning by Medical Association. in this subject at Oxford listened to a moving speech of next year's welcome comby the physician in charge, deposing a wreath of flow- :0:- University in England. mittee. In New York MitDr. Boyer, the President ers on the tomb of Fathers Friday Serge Gaudin cele He will have the advan- chell will return tp his toured the Institution where of the Haitian Republic, brated his fete. tage of being able to study electronics and Adele to her the inmates greeted him Dessalines and Pétion. The :0:- the problem of soii conser- paints. warmly. Upon his depar- ceremony drew the attention The Dadlani's of <La vation and mechanical agri0:- ture, he asked that the ra- of huindreds of persons. Maison Orientales, Petion- cultural methods. Wednesday night is beitions of the patients be in- :0: ville, were hosts on Tues- :0:- coming as popular as Saturcreased. Madame Fortuna Guéry day night to the visiting day night at the Casino Inis now in Rio de Janeiro Jamaican Football team, as The Société Bolivarienne ternational. One reason is Following the inaugura- ferving as the Haitian Dele well as members of the Ja- d'Haiti gave a special radio the dance contest which is tion, the Presidential Party gate to the International maican colony in Haiti, at broadcast Thursday after- in fact a stylish floor show went to the Palais des Beaux Congress on Women's a swell affair. noon to commemorate thei starring the Capital's best Arts to view the historical Rights, The noted Feminist anniversary of the South dancers. Jamaican Football team, as The Société Bolivarienne ternational. One reason is Following the inaugura- ferving as the Haitian Dele well as members of the Ja- d'Haiti gave a special radio the dance contest which is tion, the Presidential Party gate to the International maican colony in Haiti, at broadcast Thursday after- in fact a stylish floor show went to the Palais des Beaux Congress on Women's a swell affair. noon to commemorate thei starring the Capital's best Arts to view the historical Rights, The noted Feminist anniversary of the South dancers. This past Wednes painting exhibit of Artist has already represented Our The, Jamaican team, whose lAmerican Liberator, Simon day there were only two René Vincent. General Ma- Republic in United Nations visit has been more of a SO- Bolivar. Speakers included contestants but there were gloire was visibly moved by Conferences On the same cial than an athletic success, Vénezuelan Ambassador Pe- several hundred enthusiasthe 18 canvases which por- subject and is most compe- were guests again of some dro Louis Falcon Briceno, tic onlookers. For hour trayed the dramatic career tent to discuss this impor- more Jamaicans at another M. Victor Cauvin and M. they captiyated their an audiof Toussaint Louverture, tant phase of human ad- pafty on Thursday night- Raymond Dambreville. ence with different lone of Haiti's Founding Fa- vancement. held at the Burkett's house, :0:- dances : eight including thers. The Exposition was Fourth Avenue. The hosts Membérs of the Groupe- mambo, the opened as part of the Chief To were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ment des Masses Laborien meringue, bolero, Pope Receive Burkett, Mr. and Mrs. ses waltz... The first prize giv* Executive's Birthday cele- Madame Allan celebrated the Presi- Jen by well known Commerbration. Magloire Brown and Mr. Arthur dent's Birthday last Satur- çÇant Emilo Geo. Indoine, a Goulbourne. day evening with a Grand surprise box, went to Si0:- The latest repor. from Most memorable Fete. the During the course of mone Baguidy and Guy The Minister of Peru will Paris reveals that the First in the social whirl evening for the made evening speeches were Desrosier. The surprise box hold a reception at Villa de Lady of the Republic has iteam was the big Vice by the President and revealed itself to. be a large Bellevue from 11 to 1 next left for a tour of Spain and Mr. and Mrs. Jocelyn party Mc- at President of the or box of Victoria biscuits : Monday in observance of Italy, where she will be re- Calla's ganization, M. Marcel Vin- the second prize the Independence Anniver- ceived in a special audience magnificent n ew cent and M. Oracius Joa- Mr. Antonio De given by house on Ruelle Gardin. Matteis sary of his Repuplic. by Pope Pius XII. During Present were members of chim, respectively. Petionville baker (St. The- :0:- her stay in the French Capi- <la Colonie Jamaicaine et :0:- rese) went to Melle LabosMr. and Mrs. Joseph Ab- tal, Madame Magloire was Anglaisex, and the host of M. Raoul Hector, direc? siere and Reynold Roy .. raham returned from New tha frequent guest of Presi- friends of the popular Mc tor of the Administrative itwas a large delicious cake York Friday. Papa Joe is in den. Vincent Auriol and his Calla family, including Fer- Offices of the Workers' Ci- baked by Mama De Matt the best of health after his wife and upon leaving ex- nand Magloire, Roland Lar Ities, is leaving for Jamaica teis. The De Matteis also New York operation. pressed her gratitude for the itaillade, Felix Auvigny and this- week to study the con- provided a large <Couronne :0:- delightful hospitality shown André Turnier. Jocelyn Mc- Btruction of popular hous- en pain.> Osment Moody. uriol and his Calla family, including Fer- Offices of the Workers' Ci- baked by Mama De Matt the best of health after his wife and upon leaving ex- nand Magloire, Roland Lar Ities, is leaving for Jamaica teis. The De Matteis also New York operation. pressed her gratitude for the itaillade, Felix Auvigny and this- week to study the con- provided a large <Couronne :0:- delightful hospitality shown André Turnier. Jocelyn Mc- Btruction of popular hous- en pain.> Osment Moody. is in town ber by the French Govern- Calla, ardent sportsman, is ing projects in our neigh- :0:- to confer with his partner. ment and its pcople. the Jamaican to whom the lernment bouring island. is The Gov- The Petionville branch of team is most grateful for ble to make sparing our Workers no trou- the National Library was his innumerable kind atten- Communities the most mod- opened last Wednesday to tions. the general public. Among Do you know.. ern and economical of their the many who con- :0:- kind. people that next to water tea is the world's cheapest drinkw tributed to. its creation are : and of course LIPTON'S is the best tea Among L faces seen in :0:- His Excellency the President town are those of some Hans Stecher is flying to who gave 200 dollars, the You can enjoy young students from the Miami with Dany and Ma- Minister of Education Mr. CUPS EVERY DAY University College of the rie Helene <bientot> on a Joseph Charles, Under Minfor West Indies, Jamaica, who voyage de Santé. ister Roland Lataillade, Mr. WHOLE MONTHS are spending their summer :0:- Edmond Mangones. vacations in Haiti. They in from clude Miss Ruby Bruce of POUND OF DELICIOUS Trinaded, Miss Muriel George of Antigua, Miss Cicely King of British GuiPUrTON: TRA DE ana, Miss Joan Chin and LIPTON'S TEA a Miss Dahlia Patterson of U Cedp Oes Jamaica, Mr. Harry Major O D.D.S. cf Trinidad, Mr. Leon NelA scn of Grenada and Mr. Ber tram MODERN DENTAL CLINIC Collins of British Agents : Guiana. T1:5726 Rie Chemin des Da le haiti Trading Co., S.A. :0:- Higgins Bar is closed. Higgins is in New York with the hor weather. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> HAITI LEADS IN FOOTBALL.. came through, followed in the net. The next goal another 7 by the second, came a little later when (Continued from Page 1) ed the tourists how to do it, then efairy-boots> a well-placed Lester shot Alcock from left-wing and inside-right Alexandre Dero- cen* team adopted the scientific with a foot shot that goalie gave Jamaica a three-nil tred, siers shot hard. Williams at form of the old kick and Williams found impossible lead. back, attempted to run that is kicking quick to save. Then Jamaica in- Haiti fielded a youthful right block the shot, but in doing ly to a colleague running side left Alcock, received a new team featuring wonder so deflected the ball into into position. The first long pass from Bayliss, pi- centre-forward Gerard Haig* the far corner of the half was one of short, sav- voted twice, threw off his but at first their combina-t A few minutes after goal. age sorties at an astonishing opposing backs, and ran tion was ragged. Their' Lacossade, play pace. Within the first 15 past Lacossade into the nets, first goal, scored by Haig began, Dieudonne crashed Tappin in minutes each goalkeeper had the bali bouncing at his from a scrimmage, was a and the Haiti area, and been engaged in as many feet. stroke of luck. Lacossade penalty to retire hurt, duels with opposing for- Haiti pressed on. Wil- But in the second half substituting had for the wards. Their left-winger liams fisted out a left-wing lack of condition affected remainder Joseph of the game. play pace. Within the first 15 past Lacossade into the nets, first goal, scored by Haig began, Dieudonne crashed Tappin in minutes each goalkeeper had the bali bouncing at his from a scrimmage, was a and the Haiti area, and been engaged in as many feet. stroke of luck. Lacossade penalty to retire hurt, duels with opposing for- Haiti pressed on. Wil- But in the second half substituting had for the wards. Their left-winger liams fisted out a left-wing lack of condition affected remainder Joseph of the game. JoAlexandre, centred high to shot which Jacques tapped the Jamaican team like a however, had little to Guillaume who, 20 feet into the net. A few min- reinforcement of opponents. reph, do, for Haitian footballers from the goal directed the utes later opportunist Dero- Urged on by the Sunday af the ball in the ball with his forehead to siers cut in through the de- ternoon crowd, the tem- kept Jamaican half mostly of the field. the net. fence to score the fourth peramental Haiti team re- The huge crowd rose in Jamaica resumed in the goal for Haiti, covered their dash, and be- excitement as the swift second half with a resolute gun to combine like clock- Haiti forwards drew neat spirit, particularly shown by 2nd Game work, as the Jamaicans geomettical patterns on the the Captain, Dudley Smith, For Jamaica this was a wilted from the strain. field, and as the Jamaican at right half and by Dickie disappointing and frustrat- Jacques, a clever forward, backs and Rhoden, frus SYLVIO CATOR as OlymBayliss at left-back. But ing match. Their strength- loomed before Williams in trated their movements. pic bero 25 yedrs ago their wingers checked by ened forward line, with 20- the penalty area, prepared the Haitian full-backs, Or year-old Noel Tappin at to pass to another, then took Injuries to the Captain by the referee's whistle centre - forward, attacked the shot himself scoring Dudley Smith and to Bay- Guillaume, Marc Elie, Alexfrom moving away, and the from the opening whistle, Haitis' goal number two. liss had weakened the Ja- andre. inside forwards, finding La- and subjected Haiti's second The crowd rose in the maican side. The referee- Haiti's Sunday team: Jocossade impenetrable, took best goalkeeper Thomas to stands as Haiti surged for- ing pleased neither the seph,- Kerby, Thevenin, to kicking high and wide. bombardment. Within 7 ward to equalise. That mo- teams nor the crowd. Dieudonné, Frederique, Lhe Jacques at right wing show minutes a hard Tappin shot ment came when a left corn Commented Paul Che- rison, Jacque, Elie, Haig, er kick was converted with vannes, Jamaica's manager- Luders, Phelps. a perfect header by Haig in- coach, wWe are being Jamaica's first team: Wil Don't to a goal. The game end- taught a lesson.> liams K., Bayliss, Lawrenee, Buy a Car ! ed with the crowd acclaim- Haiti's best team: Lacos- Smith, Miller, Largie, Tap* Don't change ing the surprising finish, sade, Kerby, Dieudonné, pin, Alexander, Black, AlFirst look at what with Jamaica yét to win. Desire, Bonaventure, Dor- cock, Williams. perfect header by Haig in- coach, wWe are being Jamaica's first team: Wil Don't to a goal. The game end- taught a lesson.> liams K., Bayliss, Lawrenee, Buy a Car ! ed with the crowd acclaim- Haiti's best team: Lacos- Smith, Miller, Largie, Tap* Don't change ing the surprising finish, sade, Kerby, Dieudonné, pin, Alexander, Black, AlFirst look at what with Jamaica yét to win. Desire, Bonaventure, Dor- cock, Williams. 3rd Match ceans, Jacques, Derosiers, (Continued on Page 14) Haiti assured themselves, The CHRYSLER Corp. of victory in the goodwill! series by defeating the tour HAS TO OFFER ists 2-nil in a fast, robusd MACPH :.. ERSONS match on Wednesday night: The President of the Re Plymouth public and 27,000 peoplc Desoto saw Haiti's best team give a spectacular display, equall however CLUNY" led by the heroil Chrysler efforts of Jamaica full-back] SCOTCH WHISKY Lawrence and Williams JOHN E. M6PHERSON&SONSLID The most familiar and the courageous goal EDINBURGH. keeping of Rhoden. Youths, MENCASTLLMA-TYNE SR Car on the Haitian roads. ful Rhoden, playing his & LONDON. first game in his country'y Guaranteed Distilled in Scotland andiB Bottled Me colours, showed unsuspectl in the Old Country by the Solo. Proprietors ihfuenth ed dash, as well as sounc) judgment and anticipation, haltrnllhikutny Rouseralle The 2 goals scored off hinj were unlucky ones for Ja: PERSONALIZE maica. About midway in a the first-half Jacques at) right wing lifted the bal3 Mich high over the goal, Rhoder; A Oe p got under the ball, but, api parentiy dazzled by the USINE A GLACE NATIONALE floodlights, droppped the Distributors C catch, the ball rolling into ENCRAVING youer name Special Uhe Birth place of: one YOUR PERSONAL ITEMS Exguisit te Designs. "DORISMOND Superb Qualifs at 25 R III HIMT Ni / and MEINBERG" MAHOCANY TEL: Pantal 2 Blds. 6 84 SThe Tamous Rush % Sisal KUSSO ERES RUGS Ufint Ul fil MI Same are I to the Most foti In 2.0. Ea Ketuble GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS one YOUR PERSONAL ITEMS Exguisit te Designs. "DORISMOND Superb Qualifs at 25 R III HIMT Ni / and MEINBERG" MAHOCANY TEL: Pantal 2 Blds. 6 84 SThe Tamous Rush % Sisal KUSSO ERES RUGS Ufint Ul fil MI Same are I to the Most foti In 2.0. Ea Ketuble GRAND RUE E NO COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS --- Page 6 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27th Stone From Citadel Quarter Of A Century Mherch Reaches Lowell Thomas Of Cooperation Zohvices Gerri Major solid mahogany, the visitors A quarter- of a century partment Store such as linby were joined by Roger Sa- ago M. Jules Boigris fin- jed the major shopping CATHOLIC It was a brilliant April vain, at that time assistant ished his schooling and streets of the metropolitan Hospital Chapel Sunday Mass at 8:30 morning in 1951. The sun director of Haiti's National went to work in the big cities of the United States. a. m. Sermon in English. rode high over the Gulf of business house of Port-auSacré-Coeur Sunday Masses at 4-6Gonave and the busy streets Bureau of Tourism, and That dream came true in 8-10 a.m. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Kurt Fisher, noted Euro- Prince of that day Mai- La Belle Creole and today M Cathedral Masses at 4-5:30 of anthropologist and son Antoine Talamas. There heads its 8:00 Sunday Six Americains Mrs. Boigris important Ulric Weekes of Atlantic Ethest man in Haiti. he met another young man Custom House Division. St. Gerard (near Oloffson) Sunday and Dr. Alma Has- The delegation had as- starting his career in com- When Your Reporter paid Masses 5:30-7-8:30 City, Mrs. De sembled to receive from Pre merce, Elias Noustas, a a call at the Noustas resi- St. Jean Bosco Sunday Masses at 9 kins, Ethel Passe, Miss sident Paul E. Magloire, a young man who dreamed of dence on the Avenue du a. m. Mrs. Gerri Major, stone from the historic Cita Haiti a modern De- Chili Friday afternoon, he Chapel on the Exposition grounds Ethel Jones and Dr. James giving Mass at 9 a. m. E. Allen of New York City Jel of King Henri Chrisfound the staff members of St.-Pierre, Pétion-Vine, 8, 9:30 a.m. mounted the red carpet- tophe, for Lowell Thomas' of Lowell Thomas' nation- Haiti's first Department EPISCOPAL ed stairs of the Presidential renowned Fireplace of Civi- wide CBS broadcast of news Store toasting the 25-year as Holy Cathedral Palace on the Champrde- lization, at Pawling, N.Y. events. Preceeding and fol- sociation of the two young Trinity Mars. They representel the May 1952 lowing the news casting, men who worked together 6:00 4:00. a. m. 11. Mass Mass French French National Association for the It was a cloudy May day, Mr. Thomas entertained his in harmony to build a mod- 7:00 a. m. Mass English Study of Negro Life. and last Thursday when four guests with fascinating sto- ern shopping center in Our S:00:a. m. Mass French History. members of the delegation ries of the creation of his Republic. 9:80 a. m. Mass L English In the grand reception to Haiti Dr. Haskins, fireplace, of his personai The gay cocktail party Ephany Chapel Sunday Mass at 6 room, elegantly furnished in Mrs. DePasse, Mrs. Major, hunt for its treasures, and was proof that the harmony a.m. 8 a. m. in French and Dr. Allen started the of the many and devinus lextends throughout the en- Methodist Rue de la Revolution Serstone on the last lap of its ways used by friends and tire staff of La Belle Creole vice at7a.m. SASSINE journey to Pawling. admirers to obtain relics for from its Proprietor, Mr. The Andre Douyon famFRERES During the interim year, him. Noustas, to its brigade of ily who have the dress , hunt for its treasures, and was proof that the harmony a.m. 8 a. m. in French and Dr. Allen started the of the many and devinus lextends throughout the en- Methodist Rue de la Revolution Serstone on the last lap of its ways used by friends and tire staff of La Belle Creole vice at7a.m. SASSINE journey to Pawling. admirers to obtain relics for from its Proprietor, Mr. The Andre Douyon famFRERES During the interim year, him. Noustas, to its brigade of ily who have the dress the stone had bee. viewed Ed.- The above article courteous salesmen and wo- shop On Rue des Miracles by thousands of people in by Gerti Major appedred men. It all goes to show are returning to New York New York City. The: in- Saturday, June 7tb i tbe what can be accomplished today. Mrs. Andre, Andre scription on its polished sur National New York <Am- in the spirit of cooperation. Jr., Guy and Denise are traface xJe renais de mes sterdam News. velling. Papa will look afcendres> (I shall arise from ter the business. my. ashes) had recalled to students of history and lov- € ers of freedom, the monur mental feats of the great Des cement Haitian Liberator. pneus BLOCKS, Accompanying members flaor of the original delegation TILES were the Hon. Ferdinand PAIESS Delatour, vice-consul of Hai ti at New York; Miss Cora Phans MICHELIN ense Thompson, a native of NasLaham Bld. OFFICES: Rue desFront Forts sau and a descendant of and 50 members et TELEPHONES Christophe; va tout lien 3258 3528 5401 of the Association for the" Study of Negro Life and (STOP History. At Pawling where hail and rain had deluded the countryside-two bus loads Has your of teachers and students present from the exclusive Kent dentrifice school for boys in Connecticut, and neighbours of the proven its Thomases on Quacker Hill, anti-decay were assembled in the Community Center which Mr. properties Thomas built to house his fireplace. At long last the stone from Haiti was to be presented to Mr. Thomas in the Three of clinical name of the Haitian Govproven the ernment. This relic from ivenessof the eighth wonder of the FAE Ammi-dent in helping vent tooth world was to have a suitGràce à leur EE Amm-i-dent L and able resting place among sculpture the original such mementos of the march ZIG-ZAG Amm of civilization Ere Tittr tooth as a stone powder. paste. : or tooth from Mt. Ararat on which les Pneus Noah's Ark held fast, from the home of Eric the Red, MICHELIN TE from the great wall of ChiVOUS assurent na, from the Egyptian pyra- Zun freinage Re mids, from the supérleur Taj Mahal, from the North Pole and On Sale Everywbere South Pole, from the PanaDistributor in Haiti ma Canal and from the Distributor PREETZMANN AGGERHOLM Washington IMP - EX - HA The presentation Monument. was part --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRE 70 PEOUVENIRS Ask For SAOP S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Tbe sbops in tbis section la Belle neote l'lane Barbancourt" bave been checked by tbis me rewspaper, and to tbe RHUM best of our knowledge la Bolle Greote tbeir mercbundise is of DEFARTAEAT STORE good quality and good - PR CE -lut ALWAYS THE value. , JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRE 70 PEOUVENIRS Ask For SAOP S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Tbe sbops in tbis section la Belle neote l'lane Barbancourt" bave been checked by tbis me rewspaper, and to tbe RHUM best of our knowledge la Bolle Greote tbeir mercbundise is of DEFARTAEAT STORE good quality and good - PR CE -lut ALWAYS THE value. 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Danicl Haurialou 9 Rue des Fronts worts Tel: 2. 163 --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27th San Juan, where virtually San juan Has Its Caribbean all of the festival activities will be concentrated, will A Hoonlghi Festival All Set constitute a city-wide volun Grostre tary committee to aid the V/ INTERIATIONA visiting artists wherever Ten-Day Programme Starts all the problems of housing, they face language probCalan CUO Aug. 1, Will Present 250 transportation, staging and lems. Corkiny ums Artists From Islands production have been iron- Scheduled Programme Cadit ed out. The first groups of SAN JUAN, P. R.-Com performers will arrive in The programme. as preClualy pletion of the Caribbean San Juan on July 28, and sently arranged will be held e Festival Programme of acti- all will be housed in the on the following schedule : Tench vities. at the University of dormitories on the univer Thursday, July 51, torchCuisine Bat wraulo Puerto Rico Auditorium, sity campus. light parade and wdecima> ukan a the addition of a group of Because of the contest in the Plaza de Ar CHlovnce Hpa folklore dancers sponsored ticipating groups many will Tate mas, San Juan, with the by the University College of language barriers with such participation Force Steel Band of from the Brute Antithe West Indies at King- dialects as Pappiamento, the ston, Jamaicd, and the in- Creole and Javanese, French gua include leading procession clusion of an all-male : 0- and Dutch as well as several to from Trintdad the dance groups rus of forty vocalists from types of English being used, 1 and CuraHaiti mark the most recent the Puerto Rico Visitors cao. Aug. and 2, the developments for the ten- Bureau has worked Out a Geoffrey from Holder Trinidad. dance day programme that starts system of tags that will sim- group 3, the Percy Aug. August 1. plify the language problems 2and Little Carib Theatre Borde- group CASINO The Caribbean Festival of the visiting artists, none from Trinidad. Aug 3, - aa will attract 250 artists from of whom speaks Spanish. dance and musical groups a FED M the Caribbean Islands, and The bilingual residents of from St. Thomas and St. l 8000E Croix in the Virgin Islands. Daef MAaN Aug. 5, dance and musical groups from Puerto Rico. Aug. 6, folklore groups from Martinique and Grenada and the Brute Force DUNLOP Steel Band from Antigua. Aug. 7, dance and musical TRUCK AND BUS P.O. Box 985 Tel. 3494 group. from Surinam. Aug. TYRES 8, Guadeloupe folklore dan cers and musicians. The CNURAUE TOURS Haiti Chorus. Aug. 9, the Haiti dance groups and Ja CEDKGE TRAVELS 3ERRESZ maica dance and musical EA groups. 6, folklore groups from Martinique and Grenada and the Brute Force DUNLOP Steel Band from Antigua. Aug. 7, dance and musical TRUCK AND BUS P.O. Box 985 Tel. 3494 group. from Surinam. Aug. TYRES 8, Guadeloupe folklore dan cers and musicians. The CNURAUE TOURS Haiti Chorus. Aug. 9, the Haiti dance groups and Ja CEDKGE TRAVELS 3ERRESZ maica dance and musical EA groups. Aug. 10, combined Champ-de-Mars outdoor performance of sevreral participating groups at LATA PASSENGER SALES AGENT the University athletic field AIR TICKETS TO MIAMI, NEW YORK, PARIS adjoining the Auditorium. or any other place in the world on : Final performance Haiti for Luxurious Super-Constellations Of Folklore Dance groups. K.L.M. ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES Decision to bring the Ja2 PAN AMERICAN WORLDAIR WAYS maica group of thirty artists EASTERN AIRLINES to the Festival means that A AIR FRANCE - NATIONAL AIRLINES two of the leading universir extre Mr CHICAGO & SOUTHERN AIRLINES ties of they Caribbean, the ITE Or any other airline host Univérsity of Puerto Rico and the sponsoring See Us Today For All Your Travel Arrangements ! University College of the West Indies, are participat BROIUT ing to make the festival a Ttural successful artistic and cul- Agenis: TRANS-WORLD TRADING CO., S. A. achievement. Rue du Quai Dance Interpretations Like Trinidad, the Jamalica group features dance inAterpretations on folkloric Superior Establishments Use Superior Air CondiSTANDFAST e theslogan material rather than a sim- - tionners. You gel ihis Exira Quality when you of ple presentation of folkthe Grants is dances themselves. Théir Buy programme is divided into exemplified in Ifour groups, all of them revolving around the day-toWESTINGHOUSE iday activities of the average theunvarying town or community. AIR CONDITIONERS zrab The Haiti Chorus, or the excellence IChoeur Michel Déjean, Better Designed as it is known from the of the whisky (name of its youthful leader More Carefully Built and organizer, is perhaps lone of the most unusual Installed by Experienced Engineers Heroups to appear at the Festival. Michael Déjean WILLIAM GRANT 6 SONS LTD DISTILLERS SCOTLAND an untrained musician who is a Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dorlar HAITI TRADING CO. S.A. for more than a year has a Invested (Continied on Page 9) 4a0cxd0xXe-xde X C < --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th xHAITI SUN> Return Of Minister responsible talk about this -BEACHCOMBERSAN JUAN:. LETTERS company foreign business. (Contnued from Page 8) Of Finances tothe We do not believe there is The employees of the Laan international oil cartel, bour Department who have been composing his own EDITOR certainly we are not a party been granted scholarships musical pieces based on Hai to one. I repeat flatly what Minister Alexandre Domi by the International Work- tian folklore. These he has I said in a recent letter to transcribed for a sort nique, Secretary of State of ers Organization to study in of folk Finances and Economy, has July 22, 1952. our three hundred thousand Kingston, Jamaica, and San lorique opera in which his <Haiti Sun> stockholders and employees are due all-male chorus L none returned from an important Haiti. in connection with rumours Juan, Puerto Rico, of mission to the United Port-au-Prince, preceeding the announce- to leave by 'plane tomor them over twenty-two States. a recent letter to transcribed for a sort nique, Secretary of State of ers Organization to study in of folk Finances and Economy, has July 22, 1952. our three hundred thousand Kingston, Jamaica, and San lorique opera in which his <Haiti Sun> stockholders and employees are due all-male chorus L none returned from an important Haiti. in connection with rumours Juan, Puerto Rico, of mission to the United Port-au-Prince, preceeding the announce- to leave by 'plane tomor them over twenty-two States. The results of his menc of the row. Those who will go to present a choral dramatizavoyage have not yet been Gentlemen : tthis company investigation, is not a San Juan are Jacques Rou- tion. officially revealed, but Min- On Friday of last week, party main, Maxi Gauthier and ister Zéphirin has already July 18th, the United States to illegal kind arrangements in of Raphael Piecre. Going to Of the forty-man chorus, informed his Press Confer- newspapers carried a story any world. Our anywhere business prin- the Kingston, are, Raoul Hec- ten are soloists trained by jence that the first reports reporting a proposed inves- ciples everywhere are in the tor, Camille Lamothe, Guil- Michel Déjean to interpret received from M. Domini tigation by the United laume Desrosiers and Pierre- the dramatic States Department of Com- open. For/ years we have Vilma Pierre Louis, principal asque were favorable. merce of the foreign opera- reported regularly to the pects of the wfolklorique tions of several major oil public of what we are do- :0:- opera> of based tradition. on centuries The New York Corres- companies including the ing. We have informed inHaitian pondent of Le Nouvelliste Standard Oil Company (N. terested Government agen- Aboard yesterday's New quoted unofficial reports J.) Our Company in Haiti cies, including the Depart- York bound PAA clipper HELP that the Minister of Finances is a division of the Esso ment of Justice, of import- were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Persons wishing househad three major subjects Standard Oil. S.A. which is ant steps as they have been Khawly, Leonie, Roosevelt hold help, experienced or under discussion during his an affiliate wholly owned taken. Our investments a and Ramez Khawly. inexperienced, apply the visit to the United,States. by the Standard Oil Com- broad have played a major :0:- <Haiti Sun.> 1) The Port-au-Prince Tele- pany (N.J.) part in the economic recovphone Service; 2) Shada and ery of friendly nations. MOTOR SERVICE 3) Haiti's participation in As you mnay know, we They have been an importthe International Bank of have served the people and ant means of extending the Goira Brann Reconstruction: and the Int Government of Haiti more understanding and practice ternational Bank of Mone- than thirty years, and we of the American business has all the modern tools tary Funds. are one of the largest and principles of free markets and oldest foreign companies and vigorous competition.> - equipment to ensure longer lives operating in the Republic. 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Pleasant, French Cuisine, Swimming Pool, Tropical Gardens effective that's and SUPERB facilities for entertaining Iarge parties SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS BROOKLAX TEL: 7876 PETIONVILLE --- Page 11 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th CHAITI SUN> Think Are ican football match, were States> (in English). Debussy: Suite BergramesThey Grazy entertained by local resi- Tuesday, August 5, 6.30 que; Sibelius: Concerto in dents including Mr. and P.M. Symphony Music D. Minor. Today if you were to vis- War II, two Haitians went Mrs. Garvey Laurant, U. S. (recorded) Lectures and films will St the Marbial Valley near to one of these camps. Then Coast Guard Lt. Jay Day- Copland: Appalachian take place in the auditoJacmel, Haiti, you would two more went. They came ton, French UNESCO work- Spring Suite; Schumann : rium. find an unusual group of back fired with enthusiasm. er Madame Gillard, and Mr. Concerto in A Minor. Musical programmes will people carrying rocks up a Here, they felt, was some- James Echols. Wednesday, August 6, 8.00 take place in the library of hill under the hot, tropical thing sorely needed in their Monday morning at 4 P.M. Guard Lt. Jay Day- Copland: Appalachian take place in the auditoJacmel, Haiti, you would two more went. They came ton, French UNESCO work- Spring Suite; Schumann : rium. find an unusual group of back fired with enthusiasm. er Madame Gillard, and Mr. Concerto in A Minor. Musical programmes will people carrying rocks up a Here, they felt, was some- James Echols. Wednesday, August 6, 8.00 take place in the library of hill under the hot, tropical thing sorely needed in their Monday morning at 4 P.M. Lecture the Institute. sun. You would find an own country. a.m. they began to load sup Mr. Pierre Monosiet xA XXX Italian girl and a Haitian With the help of the Phi- plies and knapsacks on to Haitian Artist Visits the The Library of the Instipeasant working side by ladelphia office of the AF their rented camion for the United States> (in French). tute will be open to the side with a boy from a SC they formed a Haitian trip to Jacmel and Marbial. Thursday, August 7, 6.30 public every day during good Portau-Prince family Committee. They appointed They were ready to begin P.M. Symphony Music this period, 8.00-12.00 A.M. and a white college boy a chairman, Emmanuel Ga- their work. And today you (recorded) and 5.00-8.00 P.M. from Texas - you would briel-Francois, Director cf can see them piling rocks beside the spring, see a girl from Mexico and the UNESCO Marbial Val- bags of cement, and carrying later an American Negro assist- ley Project. They began to having a discussion ing a young man from plan. The first year passed or singing French, Italien, group France and another from and in spite of their work Jamaican, or U.S. folk songs New England. You would they could not get a camp as evening closes in. see the Co-Director Jean organized for that first sum- Some people may still Christians, a naturalized mer. think they are' a little craU. S. citizen from Belgium, That fall they began zy. If you were one of the working with a boy from again. With Gabriel still group you would know they British Honduras and two as chairman, Paul Najac as were not. You would know young people from Haiti. Treasurer, Roger Magloire that they had a good firm In the you as NOW! kitchen might Secretary-General and grip on a very simple idea see American Ellie Chris- several other members, they an idea that may never PRECO were BankPippers tians taking her turn On joined by Garvey Lau- be strong enough to make kitchenrcrew peeling pota- rant, a young agronemist all peoples understand each FOR ANGLING BLADE BULLDOZERS itoes with a Jamaican and a from SCIPA, and Jim other completely but a Jacmelian. Echols, Director of Courses idea which will leave these Preco Back-Rippers, which have proven so You might think they at the Haitian American twenty-three people with ( effective on straight blade bulldozers in breaking were all crazy. Possibly Institute, the first American the sure knowledge that its G avalable up the ground for angling for easier, blade quicker bulldozers. dozing, now are many people would if they on the committee. By spring accomplishment is not im- EXS As the photo above shows, the four Backwere not aware of the sig- plans were well laid for a possible - for they them- the 4 RIPPING Ripper housings are welded to the "C" frame on: nificance of the project: For project at the Lafonde selves have put it into pracshonktr acto niep Caterpillarl Diesel tractors, makingt thel Rippers of suniverwho ever heard School in the Marbial Valacts 03 sally effective, irrespective of the angle the blade, Se of a person tice. As the photo above shows, the four Backwere not aware of the sig- plans were well laid for a possible - for they them- the 4 RIPPING Ripper housings are welded to the "C" frame on: nificance of the project: For project at the Lafonde selves have put it into pracshonktr acto niep Caterpillarl Diesel tractors, makingt thel Rippers of suniverwho ever heard School in the Marbial Valacts 03 sally effective, irrespective of the angle the blade, Se of a person tice. Blode depth : The Rippers dig in and rip the ground onla traveling 5,000, 3,000, Or ley. With UNESCO help while thet tregtor is backing up. On each forward trip even 20 miles, paying his they would build a dam the teeth A4A on top of the ground. They are comown way, to come to a tro- around a spring and pipe SUMMER AT THE pletely automatic in operation- there are no controla pical country to work under this clear, fresh water to HAITIAN AMERICAN S and,y wihend Preco desired, Back-Rippers they canbelockedu have been upoutoftheway, in use for the the scorching sun 8 hours a the school and community INSTITUTE BULLDOZING past three years by many well-known contracting day for no wages? of Lafonde where there was moper Arms. They savet time and haver replaced other equiponly the muddy Marbial The Haitian American ols dre require ment in building pioneer roads, clearing land and The idea began a long River andi water brought in Institute will present the in rights-of-way, coal strip mines, in gravel mounted pit operations, on pusher slate tractors breaking for time ago when the Ameri- by-truck. following evening profaster scraper loading, for logging operations and, can Friends Service Com- <If this Haitian Commit- programmes during the pe many other uses. Quickly installed on most straight mittee was begun to help tee is able to raise half of riod of its Teachers Semiand angling blade bulldozers repair war damage after the 1.500 dollars budger ne- nar, July 28 to August 8. Eoch RETRACTED World War I. Volunteers cessary to run the camp the The public is cordially ina offered their services going Friends Service Committee vited. es, curb. to France and Germany, would raise the rest>, came England and Russia. Since the word from Ed Wr right, Programme HAYTIAN TRACTOR AND then thousands of camps Director of the AFSC Over- Monday, July 28, 6.30 p.m. Classical Music EQUIPMENT been some A. have held, seas workcamp division. Co. S. two month summer only pro- The committee set to work Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite, MAURICE BONNEFIL MANAGER jects as this One in Haiti and within two months (<Eroica>) Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 EUE PAVEE, EABOUM BUILDING some operating on a year- goal were to near insure enough the to that com Tuesday, July 29, 7.30 P.M. a A A X CX XX XXXXXXXXX4 X X - - round basis. During World camp Cultural Films War II many more people i dg to Haiti in 1952. Painting a Mural, Abstract NO ORDER TOO LARGE NO ORDER TOO SMALL volunteered their services Next came recruitment. Painting, Brush - some of them college stu Of the Haitian applicants ques, The American Techni- Paintdents, some Conscientious eleven were finally selected er, Franklin Watkins. e Objectors, sOme Quakers, six young men and five Wednesday. 8 P.M. S some non Quakers, some young women some wellLecture July 30, who had no religious con- tordo, some peasants, some Mr. i dg to Haiti in 1952. Painting a Mural, Abstract NO ORDER TOO LARGE NO ORDER TOO SMALL volunteered their services Next came recruitment. Painting, Brush - some of them college stu Of the Haitian applicants ques, The American Techni- Paintdents, some Conscientious eleven were finally selected er, Franklin Watkins. e Objectors, sOme Quakers, six young men and five Wednesday. 8 P.M. S some non Quakers, some young women some wellLecture July 30, who had no religious con- tordo, some peasants, some Mr. victions whatscever. Their dark, some light some a James H. Cassedy & X little doubtful about Tendencies in Modern only tie was a feeling that and shovel work and dish- pick American Culture>( in Eng € somehow, in these workbut lish). camps, they could show washing, all willing to Thursday, July 31, 6.30 3 through working with peo- try. P.M. (Opera) ple of other nationalities Last Thursday these ele00 and beliefs that people ven Haitians met AFSC Or- Puccini: <La Boheme> (re- e could cooperate and com- ganizer and Mrs. Ed Wright corded), (with commentary e municate instead of kill and and Co-Director Jean Chris- bv Mrs. J. H. Cassedy). BUILD WITH THE BEST MATERLALS hate. Here in small groups rians, his wife and the other Friday, August 1, 8.00 P.M. 8 which represented all races foreign volunteers represent Lecture à MATTEIS and nationaliDE Mr. ALFRED nationali- six different Dantes : Fils classes and ing Bellegarde ties and ethnic groups they ties. For three days they Personal Impression of the & Rue du Qaui could, by working and held an orientation pro- United Nations> (in French) thinking together, demon- gramme. They met His Ex- Monday, August 4, 8.00 WE HAVE ALL THE BUILDING MATERLALS strate that people could get cellency President Magloire, P.M. Lecture € YOU REQUIRE along together if they tried. took a trip to Kenscoff Mr. James R. Echols Tel: 3770 or 3118 In the period after World watched the'Haitian Jama <Elections in the United cXXXXX XX de XXXXX 38XX3X0XX96063 X --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27thr A VISITOR FROM Geodetic Shaw At left: R. A. Sbaw PAKISTAN Returning To School Mr. Andrews, the Project An interesting visitor to Engineer, returned to the Portau-Prince this past U.S. for three months leave week was Mohamed Ahmed Bidding goodbye to friends the now famous Antilles be followed is taking the and associates in Haiti this Tie. After trips to Cap a to by reassign Allawala who weekend is young R. A. Foux once and La Hotte ment to a different country. long way back to his hame Shaw who has been here Macaya three times in the Mr. Shaw was then appointin Karachi, Pakistan, with with the Interamerican Geo course of his duties he was ed Project Engineer in his a brand new Chemical En- detic Survey since October appointed Asst. Chief of stead. He is now leaving to gineering diploma tucked 1952. Party for Antilles Tie continue his schooling at the, under his arm. Mohamed opeUniversity of and from the Mr. R. A. Shaw arrived rations. Arkansas, recently graduated here last October to conduct Upon the successful comwill be replaced by Mr. H Chicago, Illinois, Technical C. Harris who Institute and is heading reconnaisance light tests for pletion of the Antilles Tie terday. arrived yesback to the Far East via the West Indies, England and "Look, will Mother, says here our trip France. During his three 1can hardly wait." include a visit to a night club. days in the Haitian Capital "Never felt happier about plonning a he was shown the fown by holiday. recently graduated here last October to conduct Upon the successful comwill be replaced by Mr. H Chicago, Illinois, Technical C. Harris who Institute and is heading reconnaisance light tests for pletion of the Antilles Tie terday. arrived yesback to the Far East via the West Indies, England and "Look, will Mother, says here our trip France. During his three 1can hardly wait." include a visit to a night club. days in the Haitian Capital "Never felt happier about plonning a he was shown the fown by holiday. going to have PAA take a bevy of friends, including this year care and of it's the going arrangements to costeven and less." details Dr. and Mrs. George Hudicourt, Jacky Auguste, Mile. Monique Dreyfuss and Jean Desquiron. TN "lel's see where we'll go, l'mi just itching Your Reporter learned to do some shopping away from home.' that Mohamed's father is one of Pakistan's biggest importers and exporters of 5T chemicals. Mohamed him- "And we'll fly in a DA self may go to work for genuine Pan American la while for the largest AsiaClipper, won't we Dad." tic sugar mill, recently built in the West Pakistan town of Mardhn. Package Tours, via PAA, The young man, who has an excellent sense of hu- Cost Less, Offer more and mour, explains that the word Pakistan really means you'lil have extra time for epure land> but contains 90 million people that have play, extra meney to spend. on occasion been referred to Imagine yourself in marvellous Miami, basking on the as epure rascals>. However, golden sands of Miami Beach, in New York strolling: he defends his countrymen down fabulous Fifth Aveby pointing out that the Moslem-dominated Repubnue Or exploring the quaint ilic has stopped exchanging French Quarter in New Orblows with its fellow republeans. VACATION TIME There's a lic Clipper Hindurdominated InCruise - dia following a ceaseto all these places and many more besides; fire request from the United there's a package tour to suit every budget and for Nations. The two counany time from three days to three months. tries were created in the troubled days after World The rates quoted here are per person, based on double IS HERE Wiar II when Great Bri occupancy at first class hotels. They also include tain finally agreed to partitransportation to and from the airport at destination its old Colony and turn your the tion. Take of this bruice reigns of Government Choosea advantage trouble-free Gmngh modern, Cippa over to national hands. NEW YORK Skyscrapers, night clubs, facilities vacation plan. All you have to do is spend a few onlya few of the attractions of the city that are minutes with your travel agent or local PAA Mohamed that everybody. repreezpente reports tours start at ekoette Package $19.50 for 3 full days $81.50 for 14 days. sentative. He'll be during those five years af MIAMI You will enjoy a bus tour, boat cruise, swimming and souvenir glad to supply you with complete Independence, his home photograph four pleasure-packed days for just $15.50 sery days $25.50. information and descriptive literature. Then, when town of Karachi has swell- MIAMI BEACH The of the Americas offers every attraction under you have decided where you want to in ed size from a city of the sun. You havea Rhugease choice of world-famous hotels, cach with its own Pan go, just pack 200,000 to a Capital of private beach. Seven days with full, privileges the added facilities your bags and let American do the rest. 1,500,000 people many ofa package tour cost from $22 Lamit to your EEaLS of hotel. of the newcomers being NEW ORLEANS Unique for the continental atmosphere of its restaurants EUROPE The Grand Tour extending over 30. days. Moslems returning from the and night clubs this fascinating city will enchant you. Six days, five nights takes you to England, Belgium, Swirzerland, of Italy. new state of India. gaiety with tours conducted by personal guides $65. Spain, Portugal and France. full, privileges the added facilities your bags and let American do the rest. 1,500,000 people many ofa package tour cost from $22 Lamit to your EEaLS of hotel. of the newcomers being NEW ORLEANS Unique for the continental atmosphere of its restaurants EUROPE The Grand Tour extending over 30. days. Moslems returning from the and night clubs this fascinating city will enchant you. Six days, five nights takes you to England, Belgium, Swirzerland, of Italy. new state of India. gaiety with tours conducted by personal guides $65. Spain, Portugal and France. Also there are five and HAITI "Exotic" is the word for this isle in the blue Caribbean. A six air countryt fare from tours . 16and 23 days. Prices, including three day tour, costing only $37.50 ACter accommodation at the best hotel, $1,051, New York, range between $730 and Castera's Malernity all breakfasts, luncheons, dinners and complete sightsceing arrangements. depending Travel. on your choice of Standard or Seven day tours also available. Superior Clinic MEXICO You'll shopping for silver and leather goods treasured souvenirs e the vacation life. Tours of 4,7 and 10 days Dr. Georges Castera's range from $41 to $138, including ECLl REG SIER PAAINC. comfortable and completely modern 12 room Maternity PAAT clinic is at your service. This up-to-date clinic is loWorld's Most Experienced Airline cated in the saine building BRa as the Pharmacy Castera, PAA opposite the Telegraph and Above tariffs, shown in U. S. dollars, Telephone Building. Call do not include air fare. PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS 2131. RUE DANTES DESTOUCHES - PORT-AU-PRINCE - TELEPHONES 3451 AND 2822 --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> New York bound yester- Yesterday was the fete of Jacques Parisot celebrat: day were Olga and Corado Capt, Price Olivier. ed his fete Fridaye Jaboul. :0: :0:- :0:- The following sont perdup Dr. Pauf Jaume, Unesco The Max Bolte family are the botcle of Grant's Whis- Director here, is leaving for NN returning to Jacmel August key, Fritz M. Brutus, who Washington tomorrow and 1st ending their two month celebrated his fete on 14th then going home to Paris vacation in Port and Fer- and Madame Jean Brierre for the Summer. Mrs. Jaume mathe. whose fete fell on the 18th. Beach and daughter Yvonne will :0:- :0:- accompany him. Textiler Victor Boulos Roger Garraud is going :0:- stomior went to Brooklyn yesterday to Panama today for the Ti Shibley Talamas arriv Our Republic was hont The Editor's offices of on business. U. N. ed home Thursday from vaoured by the sumptuous the Ftincelles was the, :0:- :0:- cationing in Puerto Rico Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in scene Lf a wedding cere- Dr. Paul Serres clippered Mr. Joseph Dufort, accom and Venezuela. Away a New York last Monday mony last Saturday after to San Juan yesterday. panied by son Herve is at monr',, Shibley returned in evening at a special diplo- noon when Publisher Jean :0:- present in Canada visiting the best of health. He lost matic dinner and Fete on Th. Blaise exchanged mari George Lafontant who re- his daughters, Marlene and weight, 35 ounces in Carathe Star-Light Roof. The tal vows with Mlle. Cy cently graduated from St. Gladys, who are at school in cas. Hotel is giving a series of lotte Jean Joseph. The cere- Louis de Gonzague is leav- Montreal. formal dinner. parties in mony was performed by the ing today to continue his :0:- :0:- honour of 20 Latin-Ameri- Civil Officer of the North studies in Boston. and Fete on Th. Blaise exchanged mari George Lafontant who re- his daughters, Marlene and weight, 35 ounces in Carathe Star-Light Roof. The tal vows with Mlle. Cy cently graduated from St. Gladys, who are at school in cas. Hotel is giving a series of lotte Jean Joseph. The cere- Louis de Gonzague is leav- Montreal. formal dinner. parties in mony was performed by the ing today to continue his :0:- :0:- honour of 20 Latin-Ameri- Civil Officer of the North studies in Boston. George Fritz Hogart returned to Lt. Colonel Louis Maxican Republics in memory Section, M. Edouard Pierre is entering the Electrical Port Wednesday. millen observed his fete Friof the Liberator Simon Bol-- Pierre. Relatives and Engineering field/ :0:- day. ivar. friends of the couple attend :0:- Ricardo' Widmaier is drop :0:- Present at Monday's fete ed the rites which ended Carine Merceron went to ping over to Miami today Mrs. George Hlie, wife were Ambassador Fouché, with toasts to the happiness New York yesterday. to visit son Herbert who is of Capt. Elie, the Fire Chief, U-N delegates Ernest Chau- of the popular pais. :0:- learning the secrets of Tele- celebrated her fete Friday. vet, Pierre Hudicourt and :0:- Roger Berne, Nicole and vision from Miami's leadSeraphin; Consul Decatrel Thursday was the fete of Gilbert arrived back in ing T.V. station. :0:- and the Vice Consuls Cinna Regina Celestin. town Wednesday. :0:- Jimmy Plinton celebrated Leconte and Chandler. Mi- :0:- :0: Wednesday Capt. Max his birthday Tuesday with lot Domond was also pre- Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Fish- Mrs. Grover C Kendall Duthiers celebrated his fete. the family and friends who sent. Haitian music was er, daughter Marie Helene Jr., wife of Air Mission Tec. :0:- dropped in' during the evem played by the hotel orches- and son Patrick went to St. Sgt. Kendall, celebrated her Down from Break Neck, ing to his Deprez residence: tra. Thomas in the Virgin Is- birthday Tuesday. Long Island for their severy :0:- :0:- lands Wecaesday on vaca- :0:- other year> vacation are the David Gomez, Iate of At the party last evening tin Kurt will undoubted Jean Nouvel of the popu- Pierre Rouziers. Papa is at* Port de Paix celebrated his in Chemin des Dalles at the ly do some digging to add lar Picardie restaurant re- tached to the Cultural De- fete yesterday with fellow home of Mr. and Mrs. Henri to his amazing collection of turned to Port Wednesday. partment of the United Na- iemployees at the PAA clip- (pipe line) Dominique, the pre-Columbus relics. .. they serve wonderful tions, and son Pierre Jr., per cargo office. engagement of daughter -:0:- Kenscoff snails. since January has been stu- :0:- Ghilianne to Henri (Rico) Cainille Castera of the Na :0:- dying in Canada. Mrs. Jean Desquiron in Reiher was announced. tional Bank tlew to the U.S. The Kay Hennings of La :0:- California studying chicken :0:- Saturday. Plantation Dauphin sailed Friday Lt. Al. Laraque ob- breeding writes that the Textile Engineer Frantz forth Thursday morning On served his birthday anniver- two most important things Brandt celebrates his fete on :0: a three week vacation in sary. in the life of an American Tuesday. Jérèmie came to Port-au- the States. Their mode of :0:- are, she has observed 1) the :0:- Prince this week-end to att travel was the Royal Ne- General Anselmo Paulino telephone, 2) the four car+ Wednesday Mlle May St. . Al. Laraque ob- breeding writes that the Textile Engineer Frantz forth Thursday morning On served his birthday anniver- two most important things Brandt celebrates his fete on :0: a three week vacation in sary. in the life of an American Tuesday. Jérèmie came to Port-au- the States. Their mode of :0:- are, she has observed 1) the :0:- Prince this week-end to att travel was the Royal Ne- General Anselmo Paulino telephone, 2) the four car+ Wednesday Mlle May St. tend the wedding of a not- therland Steamship S.S. Obe Alvarez passed through dinal points. Cyr gccompanied her bro- ed daughte: and son, Lionel ron. here Wednesday e.route to ther and ister in law back Beauboeuf and Marie The- :0:- C. T. by air from the States. to Kingston, Jamaica. rese Nicolas. The wedding JS an Laham is off to 0:- :0: ceremony was held last Miami today. Agronome Max Neptune Enjoying the summer at eveging at the Sacre Coeur :0:- returned from the Statés a boys camp in Havana, Church, Turgeau, followed Mr. anu Mrs. Sidney Friday. Cuba, are young Nene 2d by a stylish reception. Fri- Marks and heir cute little 0:- Wednesday 23rd a of July Veve, the sons of Mrs. Ar day evening friends the daughter are returning to rean Roy celebrated his boy was born to Mrs. Jean dre Liautaud. couple gathered at Nobbe New York today after a fete Wednesday. Sambour. Mrs. Sambour, Bondel Beer Garden for a month with :0: Barbancourt, toast Fritz the Goldenberg 0:- the former Alice Magloire Married Thursday July family in Petionville. Mrs. has named her only childi 24th at the Sacre Coeur) Basquiat consumed large Marks is the former Fahi- Returning to Japan today after her late husband, Jean. quantities of chocolate ice mie Goldenberg. by way of the U. S. are Mr. Church, Turgeau, at 10 a.m. cream : while the followand Mrs. Maurice Berne and :0:- were charming 'Mlie Elisa ing locked On in amaze- :0: little daughter wChiako>. Friday 18th July, the hap Sally and Gesner Ja Bap- ment, Victor Villedrouin, Thursday Mrs. Theophile Little Miss Chiako with her piest man in town was Comtiste. The matron of honour Lucien Lavaud of Jeremie's Richard celebrated her birth polite Jar inese ways and mercant Robert Leger : was Mrs. Jean Keruizan, famous Nirvand Gaston day anniversary. beautiful doll-like wife Olga presented their wife of the Underrfinister appear first child, seven n Besson, Henri Reiher. :0:- ance captured the heart of pound Reg of Agriculture, and fanyr Gardere, Capt. Lucien Man- Mr. and Mrs. Evremont all who met her including inald, to the world in the man was J. Vaugues. gones, Felix Maiavielle Carrie and daughter Jacque- Your Reporter who was best of health. kibly the brother of the R line returned from New making progress in the Japfustrious Bob Mainvielle... York Wednesday. anese language to. qualify :0: :0:- as sbaby sitter.> Mr. Pierre Liautatu. Rc Mr. Edmond Gornail of 0:- tOr of the Law School left the Malbranche mosaic busi Agnes De Vendegies is by PAA yesterday on the ness flew to the Statés yes- going to the States today. first leg of his voyage to terday accompanied by his : :0:- Paris. wife and son Jean Claude. Dr. William Lemke is flying to St. Thomas in thie Virgin Islands today. :0:- GBantancount Albert Schultz of Esso is JUST HAD A DRINKC. ghum off to T. today. Whenever you've. had a :0:- drink or two, chew 1 or 2 REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 Adele Sassine was Now Clorets. Your breath willl York bound yesterday. his voyage to terday accompanied by his : :0:- Paris. wife and son Jean Claude. Dr. William Lemke is flying to St. Thomas in thie Virgin Islands today. :0:- GBantancount Albert Schultz of Esso is JUST HAD A DRINKC. ghum off to T. today. Whenever you've. had a :0:- drink or two, chew 1 or 2 REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 Adele Sassine was Now Clorets. Your breath willl York bound yesterday. tell no tales. --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27th SERIES ed to play in this series, re- ica several times since. He until the end of August HAITI LEADS IN FOOTBALL presenting Jamaica for the is accompanied by his wife, when he will return to his AGAINST JAMAICA AT NEW STADIUM first time. whom he met is England home in Georgetown to pre Page 5) ex-airman, plays lat any por Selvin Marpby from while on service during the pare for his coming year at (Continued from sition. Represents St. Geor- Port Royal, plays outside last war. the University College of THE TEAM ge's Old Boys. Is a Sales- right or goal for Railway Also touring with the the West Indies. Dudley Smitb: Civil Ser- man. Club. Has never played team are these businessmen In the American vernacuvant, Captain of his Club Karl Largie. Also plays for Jamaica, but hopes to do on holiday: lar, he would be known as Melbourne, Jamaica's cham for St. George's and is al- 50 today. Claude Coke Salesman a <Big Man on Campus.> pions last year; Capt. of most a permanent fixture on Rnel Rboden, youthful and Sports fan; He's President of the Uni Jamaica since 1950; right Jamaica's team; he toured Kensington goal keeper, George Mignott a plan versity Debating Society, half kept out of the Wed- here in '49. Is a clerk in played a great game on Wed ter from Clarendon; Secretary of the Hockey nesday game by ankle and the Kingston and St. An nesday night. It was also L. K. Brown, A. Roach, Club, and chief sub-editor arm injuries suffered in the drew Corporation. his first game for Jamaica. L. Philpotts, Government of its newspaper. In the second match. Married last Roy Prince - centre-half Is a clerk in a firm of mo- officials; summer months Bertrand month. for Kensington, All-Jama- tor dealers. Son of famed Audley Martin, castoms brushes up on his journalHenry Miller - 22, vice- ica Champions 1951-52, Gleaner Photographer As- broler. ism by reporting for the captain, also just married, played his first match for ton Rhoden. EDITORS NOTE:- Daily Argosy in British Captain of Kingston. Plays Jamaica on Sunday. Manager. Coach is Paul Bertrand Collins, a 22- Guiana and the Daily Gleaat centre-half, or at inside- Dudley Beek Plays Cbevannes who, a former year-old journalist from Bri ner in Jamaica. right. Is a Salesman. wing half or.forward line, All-Jamaica football stat, tish Guiana; came to cover Eventually he hopes to Bobby Williams: Youth- and represented Jamaica was injured in his first the Jamaica-Haiti footbail study law and might ful left winger, toured Hai- against Haiti early this game as Jamaica's Captain tourney and decided to stay some day enter politics. If ti with the St. George's Col- year. Plays ior Melbourne. 1937, has never played com- another month to learn more so, his ssympathiques air lege Schoolboy team in Is a clerk. petitive football since. Is about Haiti. He has vowed-would win him many fol1951. Icar Lawrence plays in one of Jamaica's leading re- to speak nothing but French lowers. Noel Tappin 20, kicks several posirions before set- ferees and coaches, and is exceptionally hard with rling down tc left-back for Principal Assessor, jamaica Do livelunder the shadow. Plays ior Melbourne. 1937, has never played com- another month to learn more so, his ssympathiques air lege Schoolboy team in Is a clerk. petitive football since. Is about Haiti. He has vowed-would win him many fol1951. Icar Lawrence plays in one of Jamaica's leading re- to speak nothing but French lowers. Noel Tappin 20, kicks several posirions before set- ferees and coaches, and is exceptionally hard with rling down tc left-back for Principal Assessor, jamaica Do livelunder the shadow. both legs, at centre-forward Melbourne and Jamaica. Is Income Tax Office. you or on the right wing. Plays an X-Ray technician. Granville Monty daCosta, Of.MALARIAT for the champion Mel- Vivian Bayliss - Nick- President of the J. F. Assobourne Club; captained named Dickies, plays fulle ciation, is the Grand Old Munro College in school- back for Melbcurne and Man of Jamaican Sports. boy Championship 1949, Jamaica. Toured Haiti in G. M. infused new life into 1950. 149: wias kept out of Wed- Jan.aican football, and is in Lester Alcock oldest nesday's game with a strain- great part responsible for team member, is the most ed thigh. its present high standard spectacular forward, nick- Ken Williams, Played in and excellent organisation. named *Fairy bootss, on goal for his school and for A chipper 67, G.M. wears account of his agile, cun- Kingston College; a survey only. bow-ties, smokes cigars ning display. From Montego or for Kaiser Bauxite Coy and has a passion for fine Bay, is the only team mem- Mandeville, has had little art, and fine Tourber not from Kingston. itime for football during the ed Haiti the 1949 eit Louis Black energetic last 2 years, but was select- tezm and was a friend of the late, greal Sylvio Cator. Is a Un insecticide General Merchant and Exa porter. PUISSANCE QUADRUPLE <Pancbon Rankine, unofficial Jamaican ambassador le to Haiti, has visited Haiti avec MOUMPOU several times, both as player, and as manager 4 the Col PALUDRINE touring St. George's lege team in 1951. Is the Manager of the Sports De- - partment of Aguilar's, King IS YOUR PROTECTION ston, land is very popular in both - football countries. Some HaiObtainable from ail chemists kian fans now call O.Ph.27 Le nouveau FLIT combine quatre any Jamaican footballer Manufactured by. Imperial Chemical (Pharmace rticals) Ltd. insecuicides purssants en un seul. <Pancho>. Is accompanied Distributors in HaRI-TRANSWORLD TRADING CO., S.A DDT et CLORDANE pour un by his wife, who is also a effet durable. ISOBORNIL et keen FLIT football fan. PYRETHRI B pour la mort Anthony Ellington, instantanée de Finsecte. €sso Jamaican lawyer is young) Débarasses votre maison des "DDT partly on here, insectes nuisiblesea vous servant business and on' du nouveau FLIT a puissance pleasure. <After Jamaica, I guadruple.f would like best to live; Soloray heren, he says. <Haitians have faith in their country and seem to be doing a lot to uplift it. Tey exude al lot of national pride.> Cecil xCaesars Burke, giant insurance salesman is here on la short holiday. V ED Cecil Knight is Asst. Secretary of the J.F.A, and Ast ON PRODNIT sistant Manager - Coach of the tonring team. Is an ac countant in the Internal ReEASY AND QUICK TO BRUSH ON (Esso) venue Dept. Tbis product is a general purpose paint for inte Huntley DaCosta ex rior and exterior use. lt combines durability and per sils soldat n'est pas cur R.A.F. Cecil xCaesars Burke, giant insurance salesman is here on la short holiday. V ED Cecil Knight is Asst. Secretary of the J.F.A, and Ast ON PRODNIT sistant Manager - Coach of the tonring team. Is an ac countant in the Internal ReEASY AND QUICK TO BRUSH ON (Esso) venue Dept. Tbis product is a general purpose paint for inte Huntley DaCosta ex rior and exterior use. lt combines durability and per sils soldat n'est pas cur R.A.F. Officer, is touring) maneney with economy. The paint is made from dur Foiquutis.cer'entpesl FLIT Haiti with the team. Play able pigments and oils tborougbly ground by modern ed against Haiti in 1938, macbines. SERVING HAITI FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS and has represented Jamad HEE --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, JULY 27th <HAITI SUN> KLM Officials Here On The Farm Exiension spoke on the History of ExBusiness, Goodwill Visit Programme Blueprini tension Work, defining its Mr. Organization. of (Continued from Page 1) Being Drawn Up various aspects of education- maica William elaborated James on Mr. Ja- (Continued 2) al development of the rural Wakefield's contribution sions were made regarding from Page masses. farm extension to the company's airline faciliexport product. Agronomist Herbert Peck in his homeland development ties to and from Haiti. At the Monday afternoon Chief of the vegetable and study clubs. through It is certain, however, Session, the sub- fruit section of the Agriculthat the widespread KLM following tural Extension Wilfred Purdy, SCIPA Public Relation campaign is jects were taken up: On the Programme, and specialist in Agricultural Mr. W. James, Director spoke planting Credit, spoke of his providing Our Republic of the Jamaican 4-C marketing of vegetables in ence in experiwith excellent touristic proOrgani- Haiti. using Study Clubs paganda. Tuesday evening zation spoke on the contri- Agronomist Alix to aid groups of peasants ata dinner party at the Ibo bution made by rural youth one of the country's Large, in discussing and solving Lélé, Airline officials showin improving living condi- est Horticultural great- their mutual problems. tions and economy in JaSpecialists, M. a Julien ed technicolour movie maica. spoke On the Fruits of Our tional Lauture, also educa <Bound for the Caribbean> Republic. short address. specialist, gave a which their company exMr. M. Koster Agronomist J. Verna, Di Afternoon Session Afternoon Session hibits to attract tourists rector of the Hinche Farm, René Laroche Mr. Raymond UN to Haiti and the various is- ter of Haiti's former Con: spoke on dairy production spoke Agronomist Credit. ESCO Doret, lands of the Antilles. It sul in Curacao. and the crossing of the Agronomist on Farm Lau- pert, spoke Audio-Visual on the aid advan- exwas excellently done and Besides showing sight- Zebu with indiginous stock rent, specialist Garvey in Rural tages of using films would give any snow-bound seeing movies, the visiting for better milk production. Economy, on the ne- (slides in educating the rural and northerner a distinct yen airline officials did quite a Agronomist Laporte, Diof the spoke census in masses. for a holiday in the tropics. bit of sightseeing themsel- rector of the breeding farni cessity tical agriculture. pracAnother short film, entitled ves chief guide being at Damien, spoke on the <At Your Service, Mr. Wil- Mr. Tony Burgers, KLM feeding of livestock and Agronomist Bonnefil tave, Agronomist Chief of Lucien Canagent here in Haiti, They isuggested better types of sects spoke On the control of insection the poultry and insect-carrying breeding at Damien were thrilled by a trip to forage for Haitian use. holiday in the tropics. bit of sightseeing themsel- rector of the breeding farni cessity tical agriculture. pracAnother short film, entitled ves chief guide being at Damien, spoke on the <At Your Service, Mr. Wil- Mr. Tony Burgers, KLM feeding of livestock and Agronomist Bonnefil tave, Agronomist Chief of Lucien Canagent here in Haiti, They isuggested better types of sects spoke On the control of insection the poultry and insect-carrying breeding at Damien were thrilled by a trip to forage for Haitian use. diseases. and Mr. Otto Hubp of SCI Le Refuge, where they THIRD DAY PA spoke on problems of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Otto Hubp, Breeding Morning (Wednesday) Session Poultry in Haiti, Robert Baussan. And also specialist of SCIPA, spoke Professor Del Rio (The Raising <Haiti Sun> will enjoyed the lofty view from on his experiments with spoke the Le Perchoir where the Min- cat'e breeding in Mexico on the necessity of the print the Programme remaining of the part Farm of ister of Commerce, Jules and Venezuela, chological approach in S Domond held a luncheon in the necessity for strict stressing quar- ing with rural farmers who Extension week). Congress next itheir honour Thursday. antine measures to prevent take part in the Farm ExTheir visit was climaxed epidemics of illness from tension Programme. 0: by a large cocktail party at strixing the stock. Mr. James Wakefield, St. Louis de Gonzague the Ibo Lélé with Mr. and SECOND DAY (Tnesday) UN his Representative spoke on Philosophy class did exceedMrs. Koster playing hosts to work in Africa and Ja- ingly well. Thirty sat their leading Porrau-Prince busi- Dr. Morning Session maica with the World-Food exams and 30 passed. Fernando Del Rio ness, Government, Diplomatic and travel officials. Mr. Jobn Kammeyer A movie called <EuroSHOES REBUILT COMPLETELY pean Holiday> was shown We use only the best American a masterpiece of a traleather and rubber was a clever HE heels son>, portrayal velogue that managed to es: Our of the travel courtesies that cape obvious publicity touE prices are cheaper ! KLM stresses-in its handling ches while still stress KLM's V sole and rubber heel of passengers. On its interna- main advertising points Full sole and rubber heel tional flights. good food and good. service. IT's NOT A DREAM Taps, Ladies' shoes rubber or leather Mr. Koster told Your ReBUT A REELITY! Children's V sole and heel to Among the guests at the borter that his company's - Wour homeina the clouda, years) (up seven dinner and film showing biggest problem at the moor yor walk m air Children's full rubber soles were: The Director of the ment is. gétting enough auhon An zabk Bank of Canada, Mr. Gor planes for the scheduled R do On Sur TILES ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR CO. don, and Mrs. Gordon; Guy flights. But his hopes are SHOSAQUES FABRIQUE Rue du Centre next to National Lottery. Laraque of the Tourist Of high and we are looking EMILE GARDERE fice, Max Chauvet, Editor forward to hearing the de- dlctypasus Aaune of Le Nouvelliste; and Miss velopments of his Haitian TEL:3/20-7758 nfirse Margretha Martijn, daugh- visit. Here is BEAUTIFUL Hews ! Thal lovely Shop I I C'est pourquoi - dans le monde entier, SHOSAQUES FABRIQUE Rue du Centre next to National Lottery. Laraque of the Tourist Of high and we are looking EMILE GARDERE fice, Max Chauvet, Editor forward to hearing the de- dlctypasus Aaune of Le Nouvelliste; and Miss velopments of his Haitian TEL:3/20-7758 nfirse Margretha Martijn, daugh- visit. Here is BEAUTIFUL Hews ! Thal lovely Shop I I C'est pourquoi - dans le monde entier, Record AUX BELLES CHOSES I de plus forts tonnages somt transportés has just received a new stock : de sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur DRESSES, Prinis, Solids, lnngeviel Bamberg Sheeis, Shanpneus de toute autre marque tungs, eic. COTTON DRESSES, Sunhack with Bolero de mio ge et de seL vices kilométrique tout en assurant le meilleur THREE-PIECE MIDRIFIS AND PLAYSUITS nt ent me les pneus poids lourds service ton puisse attendre de pneus poids SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SLACKS oodvea ar fout CRV dun maximum de lourds. Te un maximum d d'avantages t un may xinum de rendenent achetcz des pneus poids- lourds Goodyearl LINGERIE and AMILER autres pneus He A Magnificent Collection oj Sample Cocktail at Lns- Grip 3 Miler Specially Purcbased from 1 Private Dresses' Xta Tred. Sbowing - And the prices are LOW, LOW GOODVEAR 66 AUX BELLES CHOSES 7) Rue Pavee, near Kneer's Garage D --- Page 16 --- CHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, JULY 27th The Immortal Torch-bearer SYLVIO CATOR : THE IMMORTAL TORCH BEARER (to Sylvio Cator) They tell in rich Olympian Iore A A lithe, score bronzed of years Haitian and four athlete, before bore NEWS! (Continued from Page 1) dral began to the dirge play His torch to brilliant victory ed by the Palace Band. The Blue and red, the Torch leapt high homeland after his 1928 President of the Republic Outa Needed across not Europa a second 's sky; try. kriumph it was to serve as was among the distinguishFor,his brow, the olive wreath. Curacao la guide and inspiration to jed column of mourners as Two decades have since then a new generation of young well as members of his CabYouth has gained toeet wreath again 1 Co. isportsmen. What he had linet, with top hats in hand. Sylvio Bowed. fell the asleep heads of millions, when Trading' done, perhaps one of them The coffin was carried by could also do. Sylvio's po- Officers of the Haitian To Noble the heritage World which he leaves him bereaves Just Received A New Siar pularity and friendliness, Army with members of the Living ere as he believed; 1952 however, extended through Senate and Chamber of DeModest, gallant, sportsmanlike in the Serie Philips the ranks of the young and puties holding the <cordons Now beneath sky The Most Luxurious old alike, as well as the du poeles. From the Cathe There Cator joins he 1 111 heroes high. by Radiogramophone rich and the poor. dral the body of the HaiS Olive rewarded, for aye ME God Wreath, In 1950, he was elected tian Hero made its last trip by James 0. Plinton, Jr Deputy to the Haitian Leg" through the streets of Port 21/7/52 "PHILIPS" Yslature from Aquin and as au-Prince as thousands of in everything else, served sorrowful onlookers stood TABLE MODEL his government with loyal- by the roadside with bowed ty and devotion. Radiogramophone rich and the poor. dral the body of the HaiS Olive rewarded, for aye ME God Wreath, In 1950, he was elected tian Hero made its last trip by James 0. Plinton, Jr Deputy to the Haitian Leg" through the streets of Port 21/7/52 "PHILIPS" Yslature from Aquin and as au-Prince as thousands of in everything else, served sorrowful onlookers stood TABLE MODEL his government with loyal- by the roadside with bowed ty and devotion. He kept up heads and tearful eyes. The A visit to the Showroom his role as host to foreign bright jerseys of the footof The visitors, planning to provide ball teams made vivid a hespitable welcome to the splashes of colour in the U. S. contractors that are long column of mourners to arrive in Haiti next : but jerseys were the type 6 Curacao week to cafry out the con of youth costumes that Sylstruction of the new Work- vio loved the best. Among pr's City. the sports delegation were the Trading" Co. visiting Jamaican team But the Prince of Hospi- and a number of old friends tality was forced to give up from the neighbouring isle of the the role that he enjoyed so that Sylvio had known since will convince you much. Death intervened, his days at St. George's ColBeauly and Finish of this striking with a suddenness lege. Most of the Haitian New Sei that left the entire country Capital's leading merchants stunned with surprise and also accompanied the caraThe Selectivity ahd Tone- sorrow. Monday morning van on its long trip to the value the Precision in Sylvio was paying his habi- Cemetery. Even the street The column mourners the Gemetery. of ihe tual visit to the Petit Four vagabonds that Sylvio had. of approacbing the Movemenis Barber Shop when he be- befriended put on clean came ill, complained about shirts and walked with un <The Best Quality Cement at Antomatic 3 Speed a swelling in his throat. Dr. accustomed.dignity through! the Lowest possible cosb Recordchanger Manes Liautaud had him the streets as the Cannons) taken to the General Hospi- of the Fort National booni ALLEN & BAUSSAN: The Price for this Unique tal where he was given ed their five minute salutes. Set is Surprisingly Low. oxygen, but to no avail. In Sylvio's aged father offer their a few minutes time, the General Milien Cator, his! star of Haiti's Athletic brother George and his sis Phone 2040 2130 World bid farewell to his ter Madame Roche gathered homeland, the victim of an at the graveside as the not 2729 - 3384 attack of, Edimax. His grief- ed hero was laid to rést. 2 T0 PONCE stricken country, in grati- Short Eulogies were made) - tude for Sylvio's achieve- by Minister of the Interior) - Also see ments and devotion, repaid Paracelse Pélissier, Deputyj him with One final honour H. Bright, Senator W. Sana State Funeral. sarica, M. André Chevallier,) Tuesday afternoon at 2 Raoul Coicou and Aquin! D L p.m. the body of the law- Commissiener J. Emmanuell maker and Olympic Hero Théart. was laid in State in the But no words could doy 94LBS. NE )) o O Palais Legislatif on a cata- more than echo the pang falque guarded by six offic- the hearts of the people # ers of the Haitian Army Haiti CEMENTOS who has lost not onlyt with sabers drawn. A Bat- a hero but also a friend. talion of troops with drums and horns veiled in crepe, The Haitian Consul atl took its place before the Jamaica, Reynold St. maker and Olympic Hero Théart. was laid in State in the But no words could doy 94LBS. NE )) o O Palais Legislatif on a cata- more than echo the pang falque guarded by six offic- the hearts of the people # ers of the Haitian Army Haiti CEMENTOS who has lost not onlyt with sabers drawn. A Bat- a hero but also a friend. talion of troops with drums and horns veiled in crepe, The Haitian Consul atl took its place before the Jamaica, Reynold St. Cyr.f building. spent last week in Port aut IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT At 3.30.p.m., the body Prince visiting friends and, STANDARD NET 6 PLY was taken from its resting relatives. Madame St. Cys OFFICE: HYDRAULICKSS Varietz place and the solemn march accompanied her husband) MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION to the Notre Dame Cathe- on his home leave. Port-au-Prince Tel : 2387 FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD FOR EVERY Bata OCCASION