--- Page 1 --- II A I I 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, AUGUST 3rd 1952 No. 45 ARMY DAY: August Ist 1952 PERSONALITY Haiti's big celebration of branch of the Army service OF THE WEEK Army Day was officially were holding a Bamboche opened Thursday night at for the cenrolés> under the People cail him' <The an Open Air Party for the sponsorship of Chief of Po- Good Samaritan>. And he soldiers of the Caserne lice Marcaisse Prosper. A- calls all men, of Dessaline held on the gain champagne toasts were their rank or colour, regardless xBrelawn in front of Kal- drunk in honour of Gen- ther.> He explains his mar's Ca'fe. The gra- eral Magloire who showed People phi- are cious host, Colonel Stephen his tmaining as a good sol- losophy much simply. alike they Woolley; welcomed the Pre dier by staying at the open- have pretty far more similarities sidenc of the Republic who air table and finishing his than differences - and lent his presence to the gala dinner through heavy all belong to one common they - fete, making it an outstand- downpour. community, HUMANITY, ing success despite the heavy Friday morning the Mili- Being a humanitarian. rain which later marred the tary Parade on the Champ Timoleon Guilme realizes evening. de Mars provided some something else. People in The President later walk- 20,000 spectators with a pic general need help. That ed over to Police Headquar- ture of efficient well disci- realization gave Timoleon ters where the men of that (Continued on Page 16) his unofficial title <The Good Samaritan> beFarm Extension Congress cause he not only believes this fact but he acts on it. At Damien Ends Timoleon, a camion drivToday er by profession, found several tourists wandering FRIDAY, JULY 25 problems of the farmer in- through the streets of Port Morning Session cluding family and com- ay-Prince the other day look munity affairs. He pointed ing for the Post Office. He Dr. Perez Garcia, visit- out that an extension not only offered his services ing Puerto Rico Farm Ex gramme must be well E without charge. But he altension Expert, gave an ad- grated to be effective. so guided them to other secdress in which he stressed His address was followed tions of the city. During the necessity for farm agents- by a report of the Agents of their stroll pass the market, to interest themselves in all the Extension Division of he stopped and purchased Damien and SCIPA. several gourdes worth of tempting tropical fruit from PRESIDENT INSTITUTE Afternoon Session the vendors and presented INTER-AMERICAN This meeting was devot- itto the visitors, who were AFFAIRS HERE ed to discussion of the Edu- (Continued on Page 14) ARMY DAY: (Upper) His Excellency General Macation of Rural Youth. Folgloire takes the salute during Cbamp de Mars Parade. Mr. Kenneth R. Iverson, lowing thé talks, an im- (Below) President and Brig. General Levelt at Cabane President of the Institute of promptu Fete was held in U.S.S. Franklin D. Cboucoune Fête. InterAmerican Affairs ar- honour of the two Puerto Roosevelt In Pori Again rived in Haiti Thursday Rican visitors, MM. Fernan morning to hold talks with do Del Rio and Antonio The USS Franklin D. Negligence Sends 62,000 local administrators of the Perez Garcia, whose coun- Roosevelt, one of the Uni Point Four Programme and try had just received its in- ted States largest and fast Gals. President and Brig. General Levelt at Cabane President of the Institute of promptu Fete was held in U.S.S. Franklin D. Cboucoune Fête. InterAmerican Affairs ar- honour of the two Puerto Roosevelt In Pori Again rived in Haiti Thursday Rican visitors, MM. Fernan morning to hold talks with do Del Rio and Antonio The USS Franklin D. Negligence Sends 62,000 local administrators of the Perez Garcia, whose coun- Roosevelt, one of the Uni Point Four Programme and try had just received its in- ted States largest and fast Gals. Gas Into P-au-P Bay Government Officials. Mr. dependence from the United est aircraft carriers, arrived Iverson was accompanied States. in Port au Prince Saturday One of the most danger- of fuel. All that remained on the trip from Puerto (Continued on Page 15) for a two-day visit. ous and costly lapses of necessary to do was to close Rico by his wife and Mr memory in local history the drain valve at the allot- Lee Ross, Chief of InformaThe giant ship anchored occurred last Saturday sed time. tion of the Institute. Attempied Suicide jn the Gulf of Gonave, 4 night at Bizoton, where Friday evening a gala re- And Suicide miles west of the city, at 8 the big million-gallon stor- Company workers were ception was offered the disa.m. She was escorted on age tank of the Shell Oil dismissed at 1 p.m., Mr. tinguished visitors by Mr. Firemen rescued a would- the cruise from GuantanaCompany was being prepar- Max Seligman, an American and Mrs. Vance Rogers be suicide from the rank mo Bay, Cuba, by the desed fora new load of gas who was fairly recently nam and Mr. and Mrs. James depths of a water closet in troyer USS Smalley. expected to arrive by tanker ed manager of the opera- Caldwell. It was attended the Bel-air District last Sun- Two other U.S. Naval Sunday morning. tions at the Shell Installa- by the cream of the diplo- day morning and rushed vessels, the Submarine USS It was essentially a sim- tion, was left with the open matic circle. The American him to the Hospital where Trumpetfish and USS Corple procedure. Water that valve. officials will also be hon- he is reported recovering. duba also are visiting here had been in the tank to force According to reports ga- oured by a number of in+ Thirty eight year old this week-end. The Sub arthe gas upward was being thered by the wHaiti Sun>, formal dinners before de- Ferdinand Alphonse, a boot rived about an hour before drained off into the sea to an old watchman was the parting Monday. black, apparencly was in a the destroyer and carrier. make room for the new load (Continued on Page 15) (Continued on Page 5) (Coxtinued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 14) --- Page 2 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd rapidly and when his in- have been crowded with sters have come from all structions were discontinued music-lovers from all parts walks of life to submit their some three years, later the of the country as well as vocal talents to the deft Michel Dejean Choir undaunted musicion con- some foreign residents who organization and conduct- (4 GENIUS AND HIS tinued his pianoforte under have become ardent fans of ing of Maestro Dejean. DREAM!) the supervision of the most the group. There are, for example, reasonable instructor he The group enjoys a mem- Manager Oswald Douyon by Jim Plinton and turning toward the knew himself! In this bership which is as varied who is a leading Advertisthrilled applauding audi- phase of his musical career and interesting as its excel- ing man during the day and Early one Sunday morn ence, he lowered his sad, this self-taught genius first lent repertoire. The song (Continued on Page 15) ing in 1946, the conscien- wistful gaze in a deep bow proved his extraordinary tious bell-ringer tolled the of acknowledgment. The group enjoys a mem- Manager Oswald Douyon by Jim Plinton and turning toward the knew himself! In this bership which is as varied who is a leading Advertisthrilled applauding audi- phase of his musical career and interesting as its excel- ing man during the day and Early one Sunday morn ence, he lowered his sad, this self-taught genius first lent repertoire. The song (Continued on Page 15) ing in 1946, the conscien- wistful gaze in a deep bow proved his extraordinary tious bell-ringer tolled the of acknowledgment. This talent by working his way throaty chimes of the ma jestic St. Pierre's Church, as FRESH CAMELS usual, bidding its faithful FLOWN parishoners to worship. The IN BY PAA verdant, beflowered park of Place Petionville slept on as hundreds of faithful feer scurried over it, has tening the near-tardy to their sacred destination. There lingered unhurried, however, one little 14 yearold. boy whose deep, sad eyes looked wistfully up toward the belfry, as if the a a MCr deep-toned carrillon were speaking to him. Six years later, at the From all walks of life the Dejean Choir Cabane Choucoune entertainment programme during the Caribbean Confer- was the same little boy who up to the status of a qualience on Tourism, a group had stopped to listen, to the fied Piano Teacher while of the top Tourist promot- St, Pierre church beils six still in his teens. jers in this hemisphere years previously, and the V whose brows had been fur- marvelous melodies which When his eighteenth birth rowed with the problems his choir had just offered day arrived he had found a besetting this most import- was his own composition new and satisfying outlet ant department in their re- <The Bells> which he had for both his overflowing # spective countries, forgot written within earshôt of talent and his boundless their troubles for the mo: his sacred inspiration just energy. He rounded up a BUYYOUR FRESH ment and straightened up after his 17th birthday. small group of his colleaCARTON TODAY ! in pleasant surprise as the This is a small episode in gues who also had talent perfectly blended, heart the amazing annals of youth and a love for music and born harmonies of a group ful prodigy, Michel Dejean, started a small glee club. of Haitian singers filled the whose talent as expressed in Then it was that his real room. Now came a rolling his magnificent choral genius blossomed into beau You Can crescendo from the bass group, the Michael Dejean tiful flower. Even his colon Depend and- baritone sections re- Choir, has attracted already, legues were delighted with miniscent of a great cathe- the interest of many import his magic gift of harmony dral pipe-organ, then came ant figures in this hemis- arrangement and phrasing. D the Firestone theme again; the slight phere. He took the simplest meloly off-toned, bitter-sweet dies, arranged them, and chords of carrillon. Yes they Prodigy Dejean, who is voila a veritable vocal D sounded just like great the son of Mr. and Mrs., symphony came out. The church bells on a Sunday Montrosier Dejean, inherit- group grew rapidly. Enmorning, bidding its faith- ed from his parents his mu thusiastic Michel worked ful parishoners to worship. sical aptitude as well as six with infinite patience and With delicate movements of brothers and two sisters. determination, sorting voihis sensitive hands, the When Michel had reached ces, arranging and composyouthful director of the the ripe old age of four he ing, coaching the individuChoir, erased the last over- was started in on piano les- al sections or the individutones from the tenor sons. rosier Dejean, inherit- group grew rapidly. Enmorning, bidding its faith- ed from his parents his mu thusiastic Michel worked ful parishoners to worship. sical aptitude as well as six with infinite patience and With delicate movements of brothers and two sisters. determination, sorting voihis sensitive hands, the When Michel had reached ces, arranging and composyouthful director of the the ripe old age of four he ing, coaching the individuChoir, erased the last over- was started in on piano les- al sections or the individutones from the tenor sons. als XTRA Firestone section He progressed very who comprised them. PO WER Finally, with many misgivings they took the acid test; Batteries they gave a concert. They passed with flying colours. Fan Belts MOtCITt The next day all of the countryside echoes with en- Spark Firestome thusiastic praise of the mePlugs @ BRAKELINING This sovereign Whisky lodious versatility of this Brake possesses that distinction Lining new Michel Dejean Choir, - of flavour which will claim and its modest youthful di- Radiator Hose your allegiance from the first sip. rector, who moulded mo: WICHLAND dulation out of their strong, The famnous Firestone for the name highest is quality worldQUEEN HIGHLAND eager voices much as a mastires. In these other automotive ter potter manipulates the needs for car, truck or tractor, you can on Firestone Vconcay clay at his wheel. for the same high quality. depend QUEEN SCOTCH WHISKY President Paul E. Magloire honoured them by expressing his appreciation in MACDONALD Distillers Leith & MUIR Scotland LTD the form of a large studio for rehearsals Distributors: General Trading Co., S.A. equipped with a completely grand Firestone piano. Subsequent concerts --- Page 3 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> HAITI BEATS JAMAICA IN FOOTBALL SERIES FARM EXTENSION the Rural sections and the under the chairmangroup, The visiting Jamaican cidedly in action due to the PROGRAMME AT Government's progress in ship of IMarc Frederic, took football team and its fans apparent fatigue of both DAMIEN ENDS TODAY its drive to bring medical up the 4-C Rural Youth Or left for home Monday morn teams, and remained score- (Continued from Page 1) aid within reach of isolated ganization as the subject of ing saddened by the defeats less. The second half, how peasant families. discussion. on the field but gladdened iever, proved to be more in SATURDAY JULY 26tb M. Perez Garcia then Later Agronomist Roger by the exhibit of true Hai- the fighting spirit. The Members of the Congress gave talk stressing the' Victor and Renan Fontus oftian hospitality. Haitian offensive, sparked left Port au Prince at 4a.m. limportance of local Consul- fered field demonstrations The last of the numerous by Marc Elie, exerted pres- by camionettes and jeeps tation Committees in carry- jon the preparation of soil, fetes in their honour was of- sure and Guillaume open- for a trip to Thiotte. They ing out the expansion of the and the use of various farm fered by Minister Mauclair ed the score, Jacques fol- halted briefly at SHADA extension programme. He machines. Zéphirin, Secretary of State lowed shortly after with an- 'then went on across the Cul pointed out that members We are sorry that space of the Presidency. The re- other goal, making it 2-0 de Sac, to Ganthier, Fond of this representative pea- does not permit us to sant should pubception charmed the visit- in favour of the local team. Parisien and Fond Verret- with group be chosen lish the full account of the ors who chatted amicably However, it was not one tes. programme. He machines. Zéphirin, Secretary of State lowed shortly after with an- 'then went on across the Cul pointed out that members We are sorry that space of the Presidency. The re- other goal, making it 2-0 de Sac, to Ganthier, Fond of this representative pea- does not permit us to sant should pubception charmed the visit- in favour of the local team. Parisien and Fond Verret- with group be chosen lish the full account of the ors who chatted amicably However, it was not one tes. At 7.30 a.m., they reflect care so that it would final week's schedule of the with members of .the Hai- of Lamarre's good days, and reached the Forest of Pines the diverse interests Farm Extension Congress tian eleven who has troun- the Haitian goalkeeper was where they rested briefly. of the region. which was officially drawn ced them 4-1, 3-3, 2-0, unable to ward off a head- At Morne des Commis- In the afternoon, the to a close Friday. Sarurday and 3 2 in the four game high ball that would have isaires, the party were re- Congress was divided into ithe members of the Conceived hospitably by M. three study groups. The gress went on an excursion Max Armand, director of first committee, under the and in the evening were the farm colony which now direction of Agronomist Hi guests at an 8 to 10 recepcontains more than 300 pea- laire worked on a plan tion held by Secretary of sant families. through which the 130 Ex- Agriculture Jules Domond A meeting of the colony tension agents will be able at the Club L'Amicale. was immediately organized to effectively aid 330,000 Our congratulations to and- addresses were made farmers. The second com- the Department of Agriculby George Roux, Max Ar mittee, under the chairman- ture and SCIPA for sponmand, Fernando Del Rio ship of Rodiny Conte. The soring a meeting that siftand Antonio Garcia Perez second group worked on ed through so many vital as well as two peasants of blueprints for rural study problems concerning the futhe district who felt hoi- classes and Agricultural Cre ture of Haiti's chief indusoured at having their prob- dit Programmes. The third try. lems shared by such an eminent group of visitors. When the Caravan reached the village of Thiotte the, visitors found themselves in the midst of excited preparations for the famous coffe town's annual Fête. They also found themselves in the midst of one of the most scientifically run coffee nurseries in the Caribarea. And NOW! bean they examined the hectares of thriv Haitian ReneDieudomne (Dessalines) rePRECO Team Captain BaokPippers Under Minister ing young plants set Out by ceives' tbe aLataillade Cupn from the of the Department of AgriculInterior, M. Roland Lataillade, on wimming tbe series. exclamations of ES FOR ANGLING BLADE BULLDOZERS N ture with approval. Preco Back-Rippers, which have proven' so tourney which opened the hardly been a problem to a Later, the visitors were (m effective on straight blade bulldozers in brealing now. are new flood-lit Magloire Sta- beginner. The Haitians coun guests at a luncheon given s avalable up the ground for angling for easter, blade quicker bulldozers. dozing, dium, tered with another goal, by Agronomist Jaures Leve- EUANS Und As the photo above shows, the four BickBefore the final match on making the score 3-1. But que. st RIBPING Ripper housings are welded to the "C" frame on Sunday afternoon, the Un- Lamarre was unable to fend MONDAY JULY 28tb / Fhe on hoente actor with Caterpillar Diesel tractors, makingt theRippenst of suniveranother Dr. for easter, blade quicker bulldozers. dozing, dium, tered with another goal, by Agronomist Jaures Leve- EUANS Und As the photo above shows, the four BickBefore the final match on making the score 3-1. But que. st RIBPING Ripper housings are welded to the "C" frame on Sunday afternoon, the Un- Lamarre was unable to fend MONDAY JULY 28tb / Fhe on hoente actor with Caterpillar Diesel tractors, makingt theRippenst of suniveranother Dr. Edner Poux, director Blode cts degih sally effective, irrespective of the angle thet bladk der-Secretary of the Inte- off Jamaican goal The digi in om. E Rippers and rip the ground rior, Roland Lataillade, pre- which approached from ther of the Public Health Center E) tohile the tragtor is backing up. On each forward trip silver left, and the final match near the Cathedral, spoke the teeth f4 on top of the ground. They are comsented a loving cup ended 3-2. on Hygienic Problems in pletely automatic in operation-there are no controls to the Haitian champions. and, wihen desired, theye emnbolochedupeutufbier way. The magnificent trophy was ASCIZT w Preco Back- -Rippers have been in use for the accepted Dieudonne, act- Following the game, com attracted an audience of BULLDOZING past three years by many well-known contracting the home eleven memorative medals were 20,000 Biep ton Ropiea firms. They save time and] have replaced other equippersons. No inghead : are requi ment in building pioneer roads, clearing land and replacing Lacossade who distributed to the Jamaican It is to be hoped that the righes-of-way, in gravel pit toperations slatel breaking was in the General Hospi- and Haitian players in hon- interest in the new stadium in coal strip mines, motunted on pusher tractors for tal recovering from injuries our of their participation in will be continued with the faster other scraper tises loading, Quickly for installed logging on operations most str raight and suffered in an earlier game. the inaczuration of Haiti's aid of a methodical organimany. and angling blade bulldozars A numerous crowd turn- first mouern sports sta- zation of a football scheRETRACTED ed out for the final match dium. dule pitting Haiti against be out 9 despite the fact that the the skill of a widespread tourney was already decided Referer Lumarque should number of teams in the Cain our favour. The first be congratulated on his fair ribbean and Central Ameri- HAYTIAN TRACTOR and EQUIPMENT CO. S.A. half was disappointing to judgments during the pro- can area. MAURICE BONNEF IL, MANAGER the spectators, lacking de- gress of the match which RUE PAVEE, BA BOUM BUILDING Travel Direct to Miami by Sailines Evers fwo weehs do NUEVO DOMINICANO AR S S V a -3 A S A aren O Leidurely uxuru to ouuly For Information see Age ni ROBERT E. ROY, Exposition Siand Ne. 7 P.O. Box 228. Tel. 2167 --- Page 4 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd Attempied Suicide 38 New Dociors, PERU'S DAY OF And Suicide 7 Denial Surgeons tijJoseph report INDEPENDENCE Haiti's corps of medical A special radio pror fit of despair after he had men was increased sizably gramme commemorating the been abandoned by his con- July 25th when 38 new National Fete of Peru was cubine, and threw himself Doctors and seven dental given over MBC Monday into the latrine after slash- surgeons received their diunder the sponsorship of ing his neck and his geni- plomas at graduation exerthe Bolivar Society of Haiti. And Suicide 7 Denial Surgeons tijJoseph report INDEPENDENCE Haiti's corps of medical A special radio pror fit of despair after he had men was increased sizably gramme commemorating the been abandoned by his con- July 25th when 38 new National Fete of Peru was cubine, and threw himself Doctors and seven dental given over MBC Monday into the latrine after slash- surgeons received their diunder the sponsorship of ing his neck and his geni- plomas at graduation exerthe Bolivar Society of Haiti. tals. Eye-witnesses alerted cises in the hall of the meSpeeches. were made by the Fire Department whose dical college. The Motorboat xExpress> Celebrating her birthday Attorney Francis Salgado, prompt action saved his The new doctors are : arrived in the Port au today is Miss Edith Jansen President of the Society, Mr. life. Gérard Léon, René Wiss. Prince Harbour from Santi- of IMaison Orientale. Raymond Dambreville and The bizarre suicide at- André Féthière, Joseph La ago, Cuba, last Monday :0:- Antoine L. Jean. The Secitempt occurred just 6 days combe, Lucien Rousscau, bringing 95 Haitians, the Higgins Bar is open a- retary. of the Peruvian Le after the body of Jean Me- François Mews, Jean Gui- most of whom have been re gain. gation, M. Jaime Sarabia, nelas, another Bel-air resi- gnard, Claude Nazon, Mé- patriated. The passengers :0: also gave a short address. dent, had been discovered nélick Rolland, Gérard included men, women and Odette Bouchereau clipt Professor René Carré prein a water closet in the Adrien, Odette Lafontant, young children. pered to the Empire State sented the orators. Peruvian same area. It was reported Roger Pinchinat, Fritz Tas- :0:- yesterday. music provided background Ither Menelas had been seen sy, William Fougère, Max Haiti has sent a symbolic :0:- for the ceremony which is <ZOs shortly before. Boucicaut, Thévenot Jac- delegation to the Olympic Businessman Mr. George another example of Haiti's ques,René Guillaume, Fritz Games at Helsinki as ob- Naudé went to New York. Good Neighbourliness. Army Truck And Jeager, Gérard Désir, servers. The three- man Thursday. His Excellency Alfredo Tap Tap In Collision Jacques Germain, Gérard committee is comprised of :0:- Corea held a morning reA serious accident took Pierre-Jérôme, RoHin Titus, Mr. Félix Baker, Director Mrs. Max Seligman re- ception at the Peruvian. Le+ place on the road to Bizo- Gilbert Wallon, Pierre Ce- of the Bureau of Sports, De- turned from Cuba, Wednes- gation to observe the fete. Michel puty Franck Lanoix and Lt. day. ton Tuesday noon, seriously lestin, Vaugues, Jac- Alix Pasquet, President of injuring five persons and queline Trouillot, Serge Roc the Haitian Football Fede- :0:- PASSING OF EVA PERON giving two others light con- Antoine Jn-Jacques, Gérard ration. The delegates, who Jacques Berne returned Haiti has joined other tusions. Most were passen- Carré, Mérick Barbot, Luc left for Finland last Mon- from his tour of Canada, nations in offering its singers aboard the camionnette Colas, Lesage Chéry, Gaston day, also will attend a the U.S. President of injuring five persons and queline Trouillot, Serge Roc the Haitian Football Fede- :0:- PASSING OF EVA PERON giving two others light con- Antoine Jn-Jacques, Gérard ration. The delegates, who Jacques Berne returned Haiti has joined other tusions. Most were passen- Carré, Mérick Barbot, Luc left for Finland last Mon- from his tour of Canada, nations in offering its singers aboard the camionnette Colas, Lesage Chéry, Gaston day, also will attend a the U.S. and Cuba Wednes- cere condoleances to Presidriven by Andre Celestin Délouche, Heneck Titus, day. dent Peron and the griefSport Congress which will who stopped suddenly be- Antonio Chevalier, Fourlel take place at the conclusion :0:- stricken Argentine people fore the Coast Guard Sta- Jn-Philippe, Dumas Jn-Mi- oft he International Meet. Simone Malval went to on the death of the First ftion. An Army truck, driv- chel, Janet Raoul. :0:- Caracas yesterday: Lady of their Repuplic who len by Cadet Casseus, was The new dental surgeons LUnion Haitienne :0:- had become one of the most too close behind to avoid a are: that President reports We have been to well-known feminine leadcollision. MM. Abraham Salomon, Magloire is learn that Felix Lamour happy ers in modern times. Joseph Vincent, Lucien Le- planning to pay a visit to Jean and Madame Peron died SatThe seriously injured are: conte, Henry Bouillon, Jean the home of his sisters at ed <Laureatss Edger Pierre graduat urday, July 26th of cancer Carmen Derenoncour, Eli- Neptune, Albert Chassagne, Cap Haitien for a few days the Civil this year in after a lengthy illness., mire Louis, Jean Emile, Ed- and Fritz Desmornes. of vacation from his heavy Engineering class ner Pognon, Pierre Louis duties as Chief of State. It Both at the Polytechnical School. SCHOLARSHIPS Dulix, the three latter mem- Gerard Leon, son of Dr. is believed that the Presi- the St. students Louis are de alumni of Madame Gerda Nicolas bers of the Haitian Army. Rulx Leon of Ave. Jose dent might lend his pre- where also Gonzague, and Lt. Andre Toussaint Sanite Gabriel and Chris- Marti wias first in his class Isence to the Fête of <Quar- of their they ranked top have been awarded the tier Morin> his class. an tophe Brenoront were silght of graduating doctors, in the North. during stay :0:- nual scholarships offered ly cut and bruised. :0:- :0:- Reported enroute to Paris by the Institute of InternaThe injured passengers Monday Bowen Field rank Wanda Wiener flew is Gaby Charles. tional Education for studies were rushed to the General ed with the world's busiest to in the United States. Hospital where their condi- airport. Two PAA clippers San Juan to attend the Ca- :0:- Madame Nicolas will use tion is reported improving. dipped in on time and so ribbean Festival yesterday. GRANT WHISKEY her scholarship to take a Both trucks were serious- did two big Resort Airlin- Also attending the Festival AWARD course in home economics ly damaged. ers" : they were well taken are Guy Laraque of the The bottle of Grant's at Howard University in :0:- care of. Tourist Office and Photo- Scotch Whiskey was won Washington, D.C, The exMrs. Suzanne Durand is :0:- grapher Ti Charles. this week by Papa Nagib penses of her sojourn not back at the Texaco Office Mlle Nicole Greger is vis Mr. her scholarship to take a Both trucks were serious- did two big Resort Airlin- Also attending the Festival AWARD course in home economics ly damaged. ers" : they were well taken are Guy Laraque of the The bottle of Grant's at Howard University in :0:- care of. Tourist Office and Photo- Scotch Whiskey was won Washington, D.C, The exMrs. Suzanne Durand is :0:- grapher Ti Charles. this week by Papa Nagib penses of her sojourn not back at the Texaco Office Mlle Nicole Greger is vis Mr. Marc Adams, Chief Sada who celebrated his fete covered by the scholarship after a month vacation in iting with friends in St. Mechanic of the Public on the 30th. The competi- will be paid by the Altrusa Newburgh_New York. Marc. Health Garage, accompani tion overflowed the hat this International Foundation ed by Mrs. Adams left on a week. and her travel New York vacation Wed0:- PAA. expenses by nesday. Jose Roy celebrated her Do you know... :0:- second birthday Thursday. Lt. Toussaint will study Wednesday night at the :0:- that next to water tea is the world's cheapest drinkNavigation at the Scripps and of course LIPTON'S is the best tea Casino is amateur night ... Thursday wias the fete of Institute of Oceanography anyone can sing in the mike lovely blonde Miss Mareile at La Jolla, California. You can enjoy for a prize and anyone Werhle. :0:- CUPS EVERY DAY does. It was more than en- :0: Pastor Julien Craan is for tertaining last week. The a Stephane Renaud is off to heading for Fort de France WHOLE MONTHS dancing contest was certain- Kansas City to live today. Martinique today. from ly not food for thoughr for the line of judges, only one @ POUND OF DELICIOUS couple braved the audience and later were joined by Gerard Chamier and Melle LIPTONE DE Max Labossiere, one of the LIPTON'S TEA G E TEA judges. So at the end GeUr Cerdp Oflers rard the whistling gent and D. D.s. a sport announced the origi nal couple the winners. MODERN DENTAL CLINIC Jacky Deschamp of the Agents : Maison Deschamps present726 Sue Chemin des Dalles Haiti Trading Co., S.A. ed the winners, Mlle Jac CONSULTS queline Vieux with a gold watch and Raymond Maurail with a gold pen. --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> President Of Inter The Institute of Inter- lic administration and govDeath Of The American Affairs American Affairs, which ernment services. Visit Here completed ten years of The Institute is the Inter- (Continued from Page 1) Point 4 in action in Latin American Regional Office America on March 31, 1952 for the Technical CooperaPetionville Road Mr. Ross has just return has been carrying on pro- tion Administration and has led from a 50-day inspec- grammes of cooperative tech the responsibility of directtion trip throughout Latin nical assistance with the ing the Point Four proAmerica where the Point other American Republics gramme in one Or more Four Technical Assistance in the fields of fields technical ecoHaiti may be a poor ing another delight to the Programme has been giving health and sanitation, public edu- nomic of and 19 Lacountry but it has one na- eyes : the rolling moun: vital aid to small countries cation, agriculture and pub- tin American assistance republics. pro- tion Administration and has led from a 50-day inspec- grammes of cooperative tech the responsibility of directtion trip throughout Latin nical assistance with the ing the Point Four proAmerica where the Point other American Republics gramme in one Or more Four Technical Assistance in the fields of fields technical ecoHaiti may be a poor ing another delight to the Programme has been giving health and sanitation, public edu- nomic of and 19 Lacountry but it has one na- eyes : the rolling moun: vital aid to small countries cation, agriculture and pub- tin American assistance republics. in tural resource that surpass- tains, a little caille tucked striving to better their fijes that of almost any other under the rim of a hill, a nancial future. land : BEAUTY. The pic- line of peasant women The programme, Mr. Iver turesque variety of its land trudging toward the mar- son points out, has been scape, the brilliant colour of ket. But now what is to be operating for a decade, givits tropical foliage provide seen Adverlising signs! ing 18 Latin American naa major incentive to its The billboard scourge tions help in establishing tourist trade as well asa which has ruined Ameri- sounder health and sanitasource of constant esthetic ca's rural highways threat- tion measures, better farm appreciaion to its local resi- ens to mar the beauty of production and more moddents. Haiti's most charming road. ern education. The winding road from Chamber of Commerce lead In Haiti, its chief role is Portau-Prince to Petion- ers in the United States the provision of irrigation ville is one of the most were finally forced to take to our waterless farm lands beauriful routes in the measures in the more pic- and the Artbonite Valley world, especially breathtak- (turesque areas to give mo- project is being negotiated ing during the flamboyant torists the opportunity to under its auspices. season. Many a visitor has see the landscape over Kenneth R. Iverson enfallen in love with Haiti at which they were driving. tered his present post as the moment his car was Let us hope that similar re- President of the Institute of driven under the crimson strictive action will be tak- Inter-American Affairs on canopy of blossoms with en ih Haiti before it is too June 2, 1950, with headeach curve of the road bring late. quarters in Washington, D.C. Prior to this assignment Don't Buy a Car ! Mr. Iverson had been GenDon'i change eral Counsel of the InstiFirsi look al what tute, and was associated with its programme from the beginning of 1942 Mr. Kemnetb R. Iverson through 1947. For three years preceding his Corp. appoint? The CHRYSLER ment at President of IIAA HAS TOOFFER he served with the Ameride a MACPHERSONS can Mission for Aid to Plymouth Greece, first as its General Consul and later as Depu Desoto ty for Operations. Born at Price, Utah, on) CLUNY Chrysler May 25, 1909, Mr. Iverson WHISKY was educated in schools of SCOTCH The mosi familiar Salt Lake City: He attended) JOHN E. MEPHERSON& SONS.LTD George Washington Univer EDINBURGH Car on the Haitian roads. sity Law School from 1930 NE CA ON VE to 1934, in which year hel isTtat received his degree of Doc Guaranteed Distilled in Scotland and Bottled M in tor of Law. During these the Old Country by the Sole Proprietors ifisenctas years, he was with the Fe-l deral Reserve Board in' do alilataatony Reserabl Washington. From 1934 to 1941 he was an attorney PERSONALIZE with the Office of the SoliC4n citor for the United States Department of Agriculture, during which time he was la B stationed in Washington. which year hel isTtat received his degree of Doc Guaranteed Distilled in Scotland and Bottled M in tor of Law. During these the Old Country by the Sole Proprietors ifisenctas years, he was with the Fe-l deral Reserve Board in' do alilataatony Reserabl Washington. From 1934 to 1941 he was an attorney PERSONALIZE with the Office of the SoliC4n citor for the United States Department of Agriculture, during which time he was la B stationed in Washington. D.C. Pulman, Washington: USINE A GLACE NATIONALE Ogden, Utah and Denver, Distributors Colorado. L ENGRAVING your name Spscial Birth' 11 he placelof: Exgui ISt Te Designs on YOUR PERSONAL ITEMS Superb Qualits DORISMOND at 25 MIII WRT / and MEINBERG" MAHOGANY R ' Pantal Bldg. *The TMREATOAT USSO TEL: 2 6 84 RUGS U0 MIII The 9 dame Suods are IIl T0 the Most Gxelusive grti in the 2.0 GRAND RUE 63 No COMMISSION PAID TO TAXI DRIVERS Ketuble --- Page 6 --- HAITI SUNS SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd that he would go to school dinary human beings.> His and learn to read and first book, Dark Testament, <write stories like that.> was published in 1942. With the of mission a naive he Negro belp Still youngster, Foreign Chrch aries of the Church of Eng- signed away his rights for - f sevices land, young Peter went to a paltry 28 dollars. When school for the first time in it was published the Souths Authors CATHOLIC his life when 11. <With African press treated it asi Mass 8:30 Writers From Across The Sea Receive American knowledge came the aware- a freak event. Said one Hospital a. Chapel Sunday at m. Lr Sermon in English. Recognition for Firsi Time ness of the black man's newspaper, <To see a dog Sacré-Coeur Sunday Masses at 4-6By RANDOLPH WHITE lot,> he says. <With aware- dancing is enough of a mir- 8-10 a.m. ness came revolt. Writing, acle for the viewer not to. Cathedral Sunday Masses at 4-5:30 For the first time since critics not only for its charm. which till then had been be concerned about how 8:00 the days of the renuwned ing stylé but its quaint, ri- my priyate dream, became well the dog dances.> St. Gerard (near Oloftson) Sunday French novelist Alexander bald. tale of a Martinique the instrument of truth. I Actually Abrahams isa Masses 5:30-7-8:30 Dumas and the celebrated boy who made himself a decided I would use words skilled craftsman with St. Jean Bosco Sunday Masses at'9 poet Alexander Pushkin, for fortune by training a shark as other men used guns.> prose. His Wild Conquest Chapel a.m. the grounds eign Negro authors are be- to eat up rival divers who After school Peter wan- was lauded by the Saturday Mass at on 9a. m. Exposition ing recognized in America. competed with him for pen- dered about South Africa, Review Of Literature: Few St-Pierre, Pétion-Vine, 8, 9:30 a.m. Having already won acclaim nie thrown by ship's passen- taking such jobs as came, if any critics can at- EPISCOPAL in their native countries, a gers. His Wild Conquest Chapel a.m. the grounds eign Negro authors are be- to eat up rival divers who After school Peter wan- was lauded by the Saturday Mass at on 9a. m. Exposition ing recognized in America. competed with him for pen- dered about South Africa, Review Of Literature: Few St-Pierre, Pétion-Vine, 8, 9:30 a.m. Having already won acclaim nie thrown by ship's passen- taking such jobs as came, if any critics can at- EPISCOPAL in their native countries, a gers. Richer upset the for- and seeing <the life of my gue with him as to authengrowing number of African mula by making villainy a country as a great new act ticity of detail and none Holy Trinity Cathedral and West Indian writers are virtue. of discovery.> But the will wish to regarding the 4:00 a. m, Mass French attaining success in the lu- In his private life, too, young writer soon thought beauy of his writing.> 6:00 7:00 a. m. m. Mass Mass English French crative U. S. literary mar- Richer in way practices himself too close to his ma- Back in South Africa, 8:00 a. m. Mass French ket. what he writes, turning terial. eIts tensions hem- frail and sickly Mrs. Ange- 9:30 a. m. Mass English Among the most success- topsy-turvy all conservative med me in too tightly for line Abrahams at first did Ephany Chapel Sunday Mass at 6 ful of these writers are Mar- rules for success. He truly me to write objectively.> not understand what drove a.m. 8 a.m. in French tinique's handsome Clement writes when and how he So joining the merchant ma her youngest son away. But MethodietRaede la hevolution SerRicher, South Africa's pro- pleases, lives in a Paris rine as a means of escape, now she says pridefully, vice:at7a.m. test writer Peter Abrahams apartment with two women Abrahams made his way to <His work and letters have and Haiti's folklore team of and proclaims: <Man was England. <For the first made me understand. Pierre and Philippe-Thoby not meant to be faithful to time in my life, I relaxed In one letter to his mo- July 31st Mrs. George Marcelin. Each in his own one woman.> the ever-watchfulness that ther published in the Afri- Craan, the former Mlle Maway an artful story-teller, Haiti's Marcelin broth- South Africa had bred in can Drum, Abrahams ex- rie Ann Malebranche, celeall they have in common is ers have done well in Ame- me, he recalls. eI learned plained why he left home : brated her fete. that in varying degrees they rica with two of their to meet white people as Or- (Continued on Page 11) :0:- have woven the folklore of books. They won the Latin Africa into their provoca- American Fiction Contest tive literature. Their books, award with their Canape among the most suphisticat- Vert in 1943 and a Guggened in book shops, have an heim Fellowship following Des exotic appeat to American recent publication by pneus seaders and are issued un- Houghton Mifflin of their der the imprint of top U.S. Pencil of God. publishers. Unlike Richer, they are Most recent U.S. hit is concerned with retribution Clement Richer's delightful inevitable for those who MICHELIN as fable, TrCoyo And His break society's laws. t Sbark, published by Aifred Abrabams Closest et tout va bien A. Knopf. The little book To Race Novels was unanimously lauded by Closest to the U.S. race noo vel in his prose is Peter - Abrahams, whose Patb Of Tbunder and Wild Conquest have been published Has your by Harper's. Most recent U.S. hit is concerned with retribution Clement Richer's delightful inevitable for those who MICHELIN as fable, TrCoyo And His break society's laws. t Sbark, published by Aifred Abrabams Closest et tout va bien A. Knopf. The little book To Race Novels was unanimously lauded by Closest to the U.S. race noo vel in his prose is Peter - Abrahams, whose Patb Of Tbunder and Wild Conquest have been published Has your by Harper's. The first was present a dramatic, violent story of miscegenation in his native dentrifice South Africa while the secproven its ond related the historic trek of Boers into the veldt anti-decay and their bloody conquest of properties the native Kaffirs. Only 32, Abrahams has half a dozen novels and 300 short stories to his credit although he never went to school until. he was 11 Thre of clinical years old. As he remembers e his childhood, there were tooth little opportunities for Grâce à leur A7 R Amm-dent I schooling: <Education is LE onium and sculpture compulsory only for whites ZIG-ZAG the rebat in South Africa. So, bepowder or tooth tween the five E paste. age of and les Pneus nine, I roamed the streets of Johannesburg with my MICHELIN gang.> At nine Peter went vOUs assurent to work a AE in tin factory at un 40 cents an hour. One day freinage supérleur a young Jewish woman worker read the story of On Sale Everyuhere Otbello to him on their Distributor PREETZMANN AGGERHOLM Distributor in Haiti lunch hour. So impressed IMP - EX HA was the lad that he vowed --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> EOUVENIRE 30 PEOUVENIRS Ask For SAOP S VOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Tbe sbops in tbis section loBelle tncote "Jane Barbancourt" bave been cbecked by this - rewspaper, and to the RHUM best of our knowledge la Bolle fA Gredte tbeir merchandise is oj NT good quality and good a ALWAYS value. FRENCH PERFUMES - Swise WUATCHES Still Produced by tbe family HIGH CLASS STANDARD QUALITY SINCE 1862, REAL BARGAINS a in Jane Barbancourt KUT VE PARFUR SAVE SUITINGS MONEY a D0 enveloppant comme la soi ie E TIME Give yourself a clifo Step out in a SAVE smart, attractive suit made from onc of Caribbean Festival distinctive materials low priced to trihe de Chine suit your high to BUY pocket, quality give you QUALITY de Unique Dance And Folkyears of wear. HIGH CLASS STANDARD QUALITY SINCE 1862, REAL BARGAINS a in Jane Barbancourt KUT VE PARFUR SAVE SUITINGS MONEY a D0 enveloppant comme la soi ie E TIME Give yourself a clifo Step out in a SAVE smart, attractive suit made from onc of Caribbean Festival distinctive materials low priced to trihe de Chine suit your high to BUY pocket, quality give you QUALITY de Unique Dance And Folkyears of wear. Come in and select from parfum Bore Group To-Stage 10-Day: our magnificent array. MILLOT Ware At University * F Mahogany Programmé 56* ENGLISH TROPICAL SUITINGS -in Grey, Beige, Brown PARIS at $14.00 Costume All the glamour and * 50* ENGLISH CASHMERE, in all George Deslandes brilliance of a complete Cabeautiful colours $25.00 Costume FISHER ribbean adventure will be * 27" IRISHLINEN, heavy quality in Curio Sbop FACTORY concentrated in San Juan White, Beige $12.00 Costume Rue du Onai Rue de this summer at the initial * 54" ENGLISH POPLIN SUITINGS in For Bosple Caribbean Festival, AugustCream and Grey $6.00 Costume TEL: 2178 lst to 10th, with * 567 ENGLISH STRIPED SUITINGS FRENCH PERFUMES a ing groups of folklore participat ar in Grey, Brown, Beige $12.50 Costume Local Handicralis tists and musicians from 56" ENGLISH PALM BEACH in Splendid Mahogany Cuadaloupe, Martinique, Navy, Grey, Blue Cream $10 Costume Ware Trinidad, Antigua, Curacao, Aruba, Surinam, Haiti, HAITE's OnLy the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. ORIENTALE INDIAN STORE WHERE THE LOWEST PRICE, IS THE ONLV.PRICE Las montre automatique la plus The voodoo lore of Haiti, petite du monde the Tumba music and Bula The delicious Chocolate - Maya dance. of Curacao, thee Laxative unique and distinciive choIt's BROOKLAX La première montre, automatique reography of Trinidad will TourPetit Che the brings relief overnight: So avec roulement à billes merge with the goldeenror Hide namented costuming of Gua Of AvinrO dtore Snutt take and Kawinda 7on daloupe the smon BROOKLAX Ver w band. from Surinam at the Styles dresses, to-night and to-morrow MAISON ten day festival which will or casual gloves, you'll be all right, GILG be staged at the Uniyersity ect and 2a handbags, Rue Bonne Foi of Puerto Rico auditorium. aing hose ORe Street dances and festive shoes. NEW YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK ceremonies will be staged to. EGU SERVICE ETERNA:MATIC the reverberating music OF Antigua's Brute Force Steel * Band which uses instru At EE HELP TO RENT ments. will or casual gloves, you'll be all right, GILG be staged at the Uniyersity ect and 2a handbags, Rue Bonne Foi of Puerto Rico auditorium. aing hose ORe Street dances and festive shoes. NEW YORK, HAITI, NEW- YORK ceremonies will be staged to. EGU SERVICE ETERNA:MATIC the reverberating music OF Antigua's Brute Force Steel * Band which uses instru At EE HELP TO RENT ments. made of steel drums,. furh- wask tubs and othei back Ame - Persons wishing house- Charming cottage, SURINAM. WAVIGATION ew hold ished, tennis court - to yard implements to produce Daniel Peuriolou Sewia ce help. experienced or what nas been N4 BAUSSAN TEL: Bour described 9,7 Rue des TO worts inexperienced, apply the rent. G. Reinbold, aset cHaiti Sun.> don, or opposite Mill, Air- the <music of the garbage Festival port, dumps.The entire CARE UL VHEN programme is being You MILI sponJABBER sored by Waldemar Lee, Di CK rector of the Puerto Rico Office of Tourism, in association with the University of Puerto Rico, Pro Arte AK Musical de Puerto Rico and the Caribbean Tourist Association: They will bring some two hundred folklore artists to Puerto Rico for the festival which will include art exhibits, handicraft demonstrations and' other art displays. --- Page 8 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd gloire is very progressive Liberia - Haiti and evolutionizing this Great Country and has P Konlight placed her also in the van For the interest of our Counry, representing my with the other progressive QA 1/ readers we present in full Government, another Negro the LibeENTERNLANTIONAS nations of world. ithe specch of Mr. George Nation; and moreover, to ria and Haiti, the only two Brewer Minis- have hon Galian Jr., Liberian the distinguished Negro Republics in the a to Haiti, on the our and observC ter occasion privilege of world, are holding their Macht Corhins PALUMTUS of Liberia's Independence ing our Independence An- own, marching on to proDay. niversary here. Mrs. Brew- gress and measuring up in Clab Your Excellency the Min- er and I therefore take fuli to nation building and ister for Daueiy Foreign Affairs great pleasure in extending unified solidarity. We feel Tenoh and Members of the Cabi- to you, one and all, greet- proud of our two countries Your net, Excellency the ings and felicitations On this and our two progressive Cuisine Bat Sovauie Dean and Members of the our Natal Day. Presidents, men' cull out for Hovence estukan Diplomatic distin- Liberia today is the Aeved Corps, on this age and time to make E guished Ladies and Gentlet forward march to progress their countries great. men : and advancement under the We hope in' the futurc Today marks a red letter wise leadership of President that the Republic of Libeday in the annals of our Tubman who has evolulion- ria and the Republic of HaiCountry. 105 years since ized the country, placing ti will be recognized as two we declared OUE Indepen- her in the van with the great world powers. dence as a free, sovereign other great democraties of E State. And we feel proud the world fighting for the Ladies and Gentlemen, that today we enjoy free- conservation of world peace please raise your glasses and dom and our autonomy as a and the enjoyment of the drink with me in silence, CASINO free people sécured. of our Tubman who has evolulion- ria and the Republic of HaiCountry. 105 years since ized the country, placing ti will be recognized as two we declared OUE Indepen- her in the van with the great world powers. dence as a free, sovereign other great democraties of E State. And we feel proud the world fighting for the Ladies and Gentlemen, that today we enjoy free- conservation of world peace please raise your glasses and dom and our autonomy as a and the enjoyment of the drink with me in silence, CASINO free people sécured. four freedoms. I note with the health of our dear and Iam happy to be here in pleasure and pride that His revered President Tubman L HE - this beautiful City of Your Excellency President Ma- and the Republic of Libe- 0R9ASA E :E a ria. Please raise your giasses AOAO WAANNENSD and drink with me heartily the health of your dear President Magloire, his progressive Government and the people of Haiti, DUNLOP Please drink with me also P.O. Bex 985 Tel. 3494 to the health of the Dean TRUGK AND BUS TYRES and Members of the DiploADE AP matic Corps, my Colleagues. COTRAUX TouR Long Live the Republic of Haiti IIEBICAR PAINSE Long Live tbe Republic of Liberia. Champ-de-Mars LATA PASSENGER SALES AGENT NOTICE AIR TICKETS TO MIAMI, NEW YORK, PARIS The Public will please be Or any other place in the world on : advised that the Luxurious 4or Super-Coustellations Of of the Chancery K.L.M. 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Young Lucien AIR CONDITIONERS - vams Cesvet is now the proud excellence Ead (possessor of two diplomas, jone in Civil Engincering Better Designed ofthe whisky and the other Bachelor of Applied Sciences. More Carefully Built :0:- Installed by, Experienced Engineers WILLIAM GRANT 6 SONS LTD DISTILLERS : SCOTLAND week's Be sure article to read on the next 3 Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dollar HAITI: TRADING ÇO. S.A. *CURSE OF THE.BB GUN C Invested AND SLING SHOTS.> FaoxcaeexaecXecs X X --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> fire which destroyed a conBoosts -BEACHCOMBER, STOCKING THE siderable number of homes. ILLIAM GRANT 6 SONS LTD DISTILLERS : SCOTLAND week's Be sure article to read on the next 3 Westinghouse deliver more cooling effect per Dollar HAITI: TRADING ÇO. S.A. *CURSE OF THE.BB GUN C Invested AND SLING SHOTS.> FaoxcaeexaecXecs X X --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> fire which destroyed a conBoosts -BEACHCOMBER, STOCKING THE siderable number of homes. Douyon AQUARIUM People came from neighHaitian An eminent Canadian Pro We have been hearing re- bouring communities in Jamaican Relations fessor and Clergyman, the ports that Engineer Don large groups to take part in Reverend R. P. André Guay Cameron, has approached the religious festivities and returned to his northern the Government with a pro M. Guy Douyon, Direc- tion; moved a vote of homeland Friday 26th after position for reopening the to that attend climax the the family sbals> tor of Tourism in Haiti, thanks to M. Douyon, an agreeable visit to our Aquarium and Aviary on yearly annigave an informal talk on which was supported by Mr. shores. Father Guay, of the Exposition Grounds. versary. The residents the desirability of closer Hector Bernard and Miss the OMI Congregation, is Don, an amateur icthylogist with village to the relations between Haiti and Barbara Goodison. director of the School of who has been raising rare pointed pride the Jamaica to members of the In conveying the vote of Political Science at the Uni tropical fish most of his Minister new Hospital of Public which Health Jamaica Press Association thanks, Mr. Sealy expressed versity of Ottawa. He was life, thinks it would be a will next week. at the Press Clab on Friday the appreciation of the As- charmed with Haiti and fine idea if the colourful And Le inaugurate Matin that evening, July 26th. sociation to Mr. Evon Blake found it linked closely with fish and birds of Our Re they have ieports that their Mr. T E. Sealy, president for introducing M. Douyon French Canada not only by public. could be displayed long-awaited hopes will of the Association, presided to the Club and to Mr. W. the language but also by for the interest of visitors soon be constructed bridge on the and most of the publications K. Evans who he said had culture. to Haiti. Grande Riviere. were. represented. done much to sponsor Haiti- :0:- We think sO, too. ER Members spent a profit- Jamaica friendship. Mlle Célia Wallon and Avail yourself of : able evening listening to (From the <Daily Glea- M. Joseph Daniel Francis WOODBURY : M. Douyon who repliea to nern Sunday 27tb July). have announced their mar FETE ST. ANNE the sweetest soap a number of questions on riage, which took place in The WOODBURY : life in Haiti. BEACHCOMBER the Office of the Civil State Veau celebrated village of Anse-a- the soap. with an exquisite Mr. Aston Rhoden, vice of the South Section Tues- tional of its tradipresident of the Associa- Marcel Dougé of the Cita- day 22nd, The bride is the Fête Ste. Anne last WOODBURY fragrance. delle Travel Agency leit Saturday with gaiety and : a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IN PUERTO RICO Thursday for three-day Victor Wallon; dancing, despite the recent the best soap. junket to San Juan, Puerto the the groom, Dantes Bellegarde, Hai Rico, where hewill talk son of Mr. and Mrs. EdMOTOR SERVICE tian writer and Statesman, over details of the forthcom gard Francis. Gu0ra Bxomn was guest of honour at ing Caribbean Folklore Fes- :0:- Friday's 25th inauguration tival which opened the Last week-end Miss Grace ceremonies of the Free and first of this month. ICO Thursday for three-day Victor Wallon; dancing, despite the recent the best soap. junket to San Juan, Puerto the the groom, Dantes Bellegarde, Hai Rico, where hewill talk son of Mr. and Mrs. EdMOTOR SERVICE tian writer and Statesman, over details of the forthcom gard Francis. Gu0ra Bxomn was guest of honour at ing Caribbean Folklore Fes- :0:- Friday's 25th inauguration tival which opened the Last week-end Miss Grace ceremonies of the Free and first of this month. The Mancini and Elizabeth Kayhas all the modern tools and Associated State of Puerto Haitian delegation of danc- ser of Elizabeth, New Jerequipment to ensure longer lives Rico. Our neighbour won ers will leave August 4th sey, continued visiting their for cars that travel of the Festival and will the-roads the right of virtual self gov- for pro friends. around the CaribHaiti and the ernment when the Ameri- bably return the 12th. It bean. They people that Travel can Congress recently put has been announced that here with their spent friend Rose- days in them... its stamp of approval on.the Lumane Casimir and Cécile mary Dejean. new Puerto Rican Constitu- Joseph will not take part in FAST RELIABLE SERVIC CI E AT LOWESTCOST tion. Henceforth the small the programme, :0:- country can be considered a :0:- Haiti has three brand new member of the world com- The Stork stopped off at citizens triplers born Hodern and Eificient munity of nations, abig step the Philippe Reignier home in the General Hospital Koeergesure forward from its former Wednesday 23rdrand deliv- Thursday morning to Mastatus as a colony. ered a new ePhilippe. dame Yvonne Boucicaut. Our best wishes to the petite fille and two garcons who, at last report, are doYOU CANT ASK ing nicely. FOR A FINER :0:- Going to school in Jamaica next term is: Mlle Lilia WHISKY Wiener, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wiener. 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As you can bers of an illustrious, weli- 3 pleased that you are proud see from their newspapers to-do Haitian family who of the book and me. You the Europeans at home do were high in government as know my dear, that I swore not look down on me. We well as men of letters. Phi- 3 a very long time ago when must try and make it so for lippe was one of the found- 3 I was no more than a boy all non-Europeans. ers of a Literary magazine, that I wanted to prove to <It is not easy and we Le Revue Indigene, in 1927, 8 the world that any person, will have to work hard for which became the rallying 3 coloured or black, was as it. I have; and my great point for a Haitian literary e good as anybody else in the dream is to help my people renaissance. In those days N world. I thought that was do sO, too. Then our chil- Philippe was mainly a poer € more important than becom dren will grow up. happy and newspaperman. Later BUILD : WITH THE BEST MATERIALS ing rich and making money. and free and withour fear. he turned to noveis with I thought I would serve my *Perhaps this will make his brother. They are now by doing so. I want- see living in Washington, D.C. MATTEIS I left home. ALFRED people you DE why Fils ed to do something that Now you, will perhaps for- in a well-known inter-ra- e Rue du Qaui would make my people feel give many things that must cial apartment house. Aloof proud and raise. their heads. havé hurt you at one time. and conservative, they speak 8 WE HAVE ALL THE BUILDING MATERIALS And I wanted to show the Someone had to make a only a little English, insist: 3 YOU REQUIRE rest of the world what a start. I was lucky and now We are not indifferent to Tel: 3770 Or 3118 *non-Europeans could do if I am happy as well.> racial problems but we XXXXXX a 4 S A Xexe XoXXe they gave him half a fair In England the young wri don't write about them bechance. ter had begun to sense what cause we think one cannot Clement Richer's working which became quite popueI have kept that promise he called <the danger of as- divorce the problem from habits are as unusual as his lar and remained SO until politics.> personality. When he sits it ceased tion in I made a long time ago. My similation> with English down at a typewriter, he 1940. He public his first are read published books in nearly all writers who received him so Richer Is Least does not know what he is book, The Last countries of the of the graciously. <I eased my- Race-Conscions going to write. A sentence The in Voyaze 1940. of In whenever Pembroke, world. And any- self out of that warm, friend By far the least race-con- comes to mind: CA lovely all he has written 6 books, body comes to Europe and ly society. he 1940. He public his first are read published books in nearly all writers who received him so Richer Is Least does not know what he is book, The Last countries of the of the graciously. <I eased my- Race-Conscions going to write. A sentence The in Voyaze 1940. of In whenever Pembroke, world. And any- self out of that warm, friend By far the least race-con- comes to mind: CA lovely all he has written 6 books, body comes to Europe and ly society. I had battles to scious and most unconven- young lady was walking and has completed manutells the people that the fight. Not a narrow racial- tional of foreign Negro down the street> or as it jscript for two others. With non-Europeans are lazy and ist battle, but a battle on writers is the unpredictable was. ir the case of his best the on one book, the drunkards and thieves, the behalf of dignity of all Clement Richer. Because selling TrCoyo And His Len exception. Sly, all are about the people here say, <Well, men. And the Negroes, the Germans recognized all Sbark: <There lived in St. sea. Though there is conwhat about Peter Abra- my people, today symbolize Martiniquans as Aryans, Pierre betorc Mount Pe- siderable humour - in some hams?s the outraged dignity of all Richer who lived in Paris lee has turned that town in- cf his works Richer does <And my books are also men everywhere. during the German occupa- to a heap of ruins and a not consider himself a hutelling the people of the Abrahams is now writing tion, was considered an charnel house a man mourist. He writes wbat rest of the world what what he calls a social auto- Aryan, despite his unques- who answered to the name he does, he says, because he things are like in South biography of his childhood. tioned Negro ancestry. Co-Coyo answered it can not write otherwise. Ha Africa. And I tell the Married to lan Englishwo- But not as a consequence with oaths and insult, be- would prefer to write setruth, my dear, the good as man and father of two chil- of this, it is true that Rich- cause the name did not rious novels, but well as the bad so that dren he has no desire to live er never writes stories with him.x At that point are never any good says when they the rest of the, world can see permanently in Europe, nor racial theme. Rather, his Eize knows no more about he attempte them. eI can't us as we really are; our is he ready to return to his characrers are always sim- what is going to happen be serious ahout people, faults as well as our virtues. native South Africa. In the ple natives because he be- next than his later readers. he says, xberause they are It is good for people to eyes of his native country lieves simple folk are clos- He just moves along, ain- not important and they take know us as we are. For he and his wife have com- er to nature and that sop- vestivatings as he calls-it, themselves too seriously. then they will understand mitted a crime by marrying. histicated man is moving as surprised by twists and They strut and rhey make us. And once they under- <The kitty is empty,> says farther and farther awat turns of plot as the reader. wars and think highly of stand us, they will under: Abrahams, xand we hope to from the soil, the source of He writes a book in about themselves and jn half a stand our difficulties too, earn enough from the book happiness. a month, then spends the century they are dond. Even and help us when we try I am now writing to go to The most curious feature rest of the time (sometimes buzzards live lonrer. And tq get a fair deal for our- DFest Africa or the West of his books are animals, six months) revising. the sea and the sky will alselves. Indies We have not yet trees and oceans that talk. ways be here.> <Underneath we are all decided.> And strangely enough there Richer's popular fable, human. Black or white or generally no love interest TiCoyo And His Sbark, brown or yellow, we are all Haitian Brotbers Write # his books, perhaps be- was written during the Ger-, -human and should be treat- About Creole Culture cause his first loves, his mo- man. the West of his books are animals, six months) revising. the sea and the sky will alselves. Indies We have not yet trees and oceans that talk. ways be here.> <Underneath we are all decided.> And strangely enough there Richer's popular fable, human. Black or white or generally no love interest TiCoyo And His Sbark, brown or yellow, we are all Haitian Brotbers Write # his books, perhaps be- was written during the Ger-, -human and should be treat- About Creole Culture cause his first loves, his mo- man. occupation of Paris, SASSINE ed with the same justice. The Marcelin brothers. ther and his Great Dane, and published then. It was Once we all understand members of a well-to-do Claud Arco Van Hoog- a big success though sales FRERES that, life would be so much Haitian family whose pre- land, both starved to were' "halted at 16,000 coJ easier and happier for all decessors were diplomats, death in France during the pies by the Germans, bethe people in our country. have never felt the disad- ocrupation. He now has a cause Richer would not beI am doing my best in help- vantages of their Negrc cat named <Gilbert>, who come a collaborator. ing ali people see that. It blood. Returning from edu- means more to him than Although he lived in Pais for this reason that I am cation and travel abroad, men whom he dislikes. ris most of his life, Clement pleased that you are proud. the young men studied the Because of his passionate Richer was born În Fort de I want my people to raise ilives of the primilive Creole love for women, especially France, Martinique, 37 yecrs their heads and be proud. and his culture. Because blondes, Richer intends to ago. At 13 he went to And now it will be easier they have dealt so ruthless- avoid America. He is afraidi France to study in the little for another boy or girl who ly with their country's igno- he would <do violence> to town of Moulins. From BLOCKS, cement comes after me to become rance and supersticion, they anyone who objected to his there he went to Paris flaor respected in the world as a have been criticized for ccl- attempt cto picls up a lady where he enrolled in the TILES writer or musician oran ar- lecting exceptional cases of his choice.> In Paris, un- Faculte des Lettres and the Naiess tist. The first time is al- and exploiting them for der an unusually amicable Ecole de Sciences Politiques ways oane the hardest. I have dramatic NevertheRicher shares of the Paris. amce effect. agreement, University of broken thejice. Now it will, less, during the last ten his apartment with two OFFICES: be easier for others to years L the most produc- pretty blondes. He calls Richer's literary career Lahanses Rue des Front Forts show just how good we can tive period of Pierre and them his xgovernesses.- He formally began in 1936 3258 TELERHONES 3528 - 5401 be if he had half a chance. dramatic NevertheRicher shares of the Paris. amce effect. agreement, University of broken thejice. Now it will, less, during the last ten his apartment with two OFFICES: be easier for others to years L the most produc- pretty blondes. He calls Richer's literary career Lahanses Rue des Front Forts show just how good we can tive period of Pierre and them his xgovernesses.- He formally began in 1936 3258 TELERHONES 3528 - 5401 be if he had half a chance. Philippe-Thoby Marcelin- does not believe in mar when he published a littleL Aad we must make those the unusually artful story- riage, he says. review called Boccacbio --- Page 12 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd POPE PIUS RECEIVES for a time alone and then the Prime Minister of Italy. MAGLOIRE held an audience with Ma- July 23, Madame Laraque NOT THIS BUT THIS MADAME dame. Laraque, wife of the offered a 61 to 8 reception at Haitian Ambassador. Ma- the Haitian Embassy for Pope Pius XII received dame Prosper and Captain her distinguished guest. It the First Lady of the Haitian Pean, other members of the was attended by members Gueofl a audiof Republic in private First Lady's entourage. the Diplomatic Corps Be ence at the Vatican, July 22, July 20th Madame Ma and leading Italian personaccording to word received was Guest Honour alities. Gunfd) gloire of Loxk from Italy. The pontiff at a luncheon offered by July 25th, Madame Maspoke to Madame Magloire Madame de Gasperi, wife of gloire left Italy for Spain. GET THIT BRAND SEW look HRITIAN HRITIAN RMERICAN AHERICRN ORY CLERNERS MODERN LAUNDAY )immy Plinlon Blanchusene iamp EXTIDOOR (70 PAA Accsaharmenra Do you live/under the shadow. OfMALARIAS PALUDRINE IS YOUR PROTECTION Obtainable from all chemists Manufactured by Imperial Chemical (Pharmaceuticals) Ltd. Distributors in Hati-TRANSWORLS TRADING GO., S.A Midame Magloire in a - - a B P a R our Paris Embassy a The Most Baring Car That Will Be Seen This Year And The Years To Come The Centre d'Art has on exhibition an interesting piece of wood sculpture entitled sThe Descent of Baron Samcdi> a work recently completed by the talented Haitian artist from Jeremie Andre Dimanche. Anorher interesting figure carved by the provincial sculptor is the <Belle Creoles à bust of a mother feeding her infant. :0:- mrn L LAND FOR SALE A be-utiful piece oi land in Bourdon, high overlookG a del CON ing the TRANSMISION city, at a reaMERC-O-MATIC going sonable price. Apply xHaiti LUCIANI and BEHRMANN Distributors for Haiti Suns. a - -E erercere a cece C C - ertane interesting figure carved by the provincial sculptor is the <Belle Creoles à bust of a mother feeding her infant. :0:- mrn L LAND FOR SALE A be-utiful piece oi land in Bourdon, high overlookG a del CON ing the TRANSMISION city, at a reaMERC-O-MATIC going sonable price. Apply xHaiti LUCIANI and BEHRMANN Distributors for Haiti Suns. a - -E erercere a cece C C - ertane --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd <HAITI SUN> The 1st of August was Mrs, Jean Liautaud is go- couple exchanged VOWs Sat- also the birthday of Lt. Guy ing to Miami also, today. urday, July 26th. Clerie and Claude Roy. :0:- :0:- SCIPA Director Vance Mrs. Basil John, wife of Mrs. Ann Kennedy return Rogers and his wife held a the Shell Oil Company di- ed to town Wednesday to gala reception Monday rector and her four children join her daughter Mrs. Vinnight in honour of the vis- arrived from Kingston this ton Burns, and family, at iting Agricultural experts week. their lovely new Dikini rebeach who have been attending :0:- sidence. Accompanying Mrs. - the Farm Extension Con- David Ades accompanied Kennedy was her daughter gress at Damien. Jacques and Gilbert Mrs. Victor Stomiin Bigio Rapport with to the States Thursday Da- husband Doc a sO The third daughter of the An informal luncheon at Guests of honour were vid will remair in the States Rapport, Edouard Peloux family has the El Rancho was offered Dr. Garcia Perez and M. for a month and return ciology Dean of professor and now Out Wayne sent her marriage an Tuesday in honour of the Ferdando Del Rio of Puer- with an English ianguage Detroit, Mich., University, their nouncements, wed- arrival new making of the Ambas- to Rico and Mr. W. A. repetoire. The Bigio broand three ding number for the isador from the Dominican James of Jamaica. Secre- thers will continue on to son Anne. Reid and daughter popular family this season. Republic, H. E. Franco y tary of Agriculture Jules Lausanne in Switzerland, :0:- The charming Miaud will Franco, who was accom- Domond, Under Secretary and artend school. Local athlete Pierre Casbecome the bride of M. panied by his wife and Jean Kernisan, and other :0:- seus went to New York Maurice Laroche of Cap daughter. He is replacing high members of the De- Mrs. Andre Theard left Thursday. Haitien next Saturday at 7 Ambassador Jose Aybar partment were also present Friday for France where she :0:- o'clock in St. Pierre's who bid goodbye to: his with their wives. will visit with her family Ilo was of Petionville. Church In- many friends in Haiti and :0:- and old friends. Papa for Khawly Lebanon 1 this to Maurice Heave cidentally, is the returned to his homeland Lt, Occule Xavier return- :0:- week. last boy in his family to Wednesday. led from a two month vaca- Off to tune up his know- :0:- take a bride. 0:- ion in the U.S. Monday. ledge in Mechanical Sci- Mrs. Alfred Thiele arriv- :0: Now a St. Louis de Gon- He remarked <Port- au ence in the U.S. goes Serge from Venezuela ThursClaude Lebreton is now zague old boy, George La- Prince is cool and mild af- Bogat. He went yesterday. ed day to join her sons honeymooning with his fontant of Miragoane, flew ter New York.> :0:- Robert and young who bride, the former Janine to Boston, Sunday, to study :0:- Jeanne Germain flew to have bieen Freddy vacationing Pierre-Louis, after their mar for the next five years. Nicolas Talamas is catch- Manhattan yesterday. with her Mr. and riage in the Sacred Heart :0:- ing the Miami clipper to- :0:- Mrs. Frantz parents M. here Church of Turgeau, Thurs- Carl Dorce of St. Gerard day. Marcelle Laroche flew to in Pacot for the Siegel, past three day morning. and Gilberte Saliba of La- :0: North America yesterday. months. They will return to lue are fiance. The 28th of July was the :0: years. Nicolas Talamas is catch- Manhattan yesterday. with her Mr. and riage in the Sacred Heart :0:- ing the Miami clipper to- :0:- Mrs. Frantz parents M. here Church of Turgeau, Thurs- Carl Dorce of St. Gerard day. Marcelle Laroche flew to in Pacot for the Siegel, past three day morning. and Gilberte Saliba of La- :0: North America yesterday. months. They will return to lue are fiance. The 28th of July was the :0: :0: Venezuela this month, From New York comes :0:- birthday anniversary - of Mr. and Mrs. Roger De- :0:- Mr. and Mrs. Charles De- Leon Cassagnol. nis are back from the States. word that young Marcos jean renrned Monday from Joining the ranks of the Lowe promised to love and their annual three month :0:- :0: boys of the old brigade and honour Mlle. Pearl Perlian Sad news for <Briseurs> Dr. and Mrs. Maurice <Tafiators> a+ large is European vacation. Today and their eye exercises. Armand accompanied Rouzier a in City Hall civil wed- son-in-law Raymond FlamRayby Jacques down for ding ceremony July 24th. bert who has been taking monde, Claudette and Yo Michel their daughter Jeanne, son the Summer after four years Present were Haitian Conlande, the beautiful daughand friend Daniel of heavy study in North sul Louis Decatrel, a fam- care of the Dejean enter- ters of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brun left Wednesday on a America. ily friend, and Mr. Samuel prises during the boss' ab- Solanges of the Bazaar Rov- tour of Cuba, Guatemala :0:- Chalfin, vice president of, sence is leaving for the al, are leaving todar for and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Gunther the American Machine and States with his family and two years schooling in MiaStreitwolf motored back mother. mi, Florida. :0: to Foundry Company. the Dominican Republic :0:- Leaving todayfor Florida Saturday after r0: :0:- Mlle. Marie-Claire Alerte is Mrs. Edouard Denis, who their summer spending Dancer Leon Destine re- Back for what's left of was married to Andre Elie is off to attend her brother, with old vacation here turned to Haiti July 25th to the summer are Jamil Rich- last Monday in New York David Stephen's wedding friends. will Daughtct visit his sick mother . tak- ard and Rudy Baboun, who with the Haitian Consul, which takes place in Miami C. Hildegarde T return to ing time out from his busy are attending chigher stu- Louis Decatrel attending on the 16th of this month. tomorrow :0:- by plane. ischedule in the theatre. He dies> in Providence, Rhode the ceremony. :0:- Mr. Emile was one of the most out Island. :0: Sisal Manufacturer Ro- brated his fete Sendral ceiestanding attractions of the -:0:- Also in attendance were : ger Charcy returned this family Friday with at a World Premiere of <Lydia Friday was the 13th birth Mrs. Cinna Leconte, Lucas week from a month busi- quiet summer residence cnner hist Bailey> and is the best- day anniversary of Miss Premice, Irving Epstein, ness trip to the States. boule. in Lat known Haitian to millions Jocelyne Abrahams. Henri Rosemond and the :0:- of American enthusiasts of :0:- Misses Fernande Maurice A handsome on the dance. 'couple Of the two fêtes at the and Amelie Charles. Judge Choucoune dance floor last :0:- Sada home this past week, Nathan Sobel pronounced Saturday night were RayYesterday at the Paro- Edna's fell on the 29th and the marital vows. Premice, Irving Epstein, ness trip to the States. boule. in Lat known Haitian to millions Jocelyne Abrahams. Henri Rosemond and the :0:- of American enthusiasts of :0:- Misses Fernande Maurice A handsome on the dance. 'couple Of the two fêtes at the and Amelie Charles. Judge Choucoune dance floor last :0:- Sada home this past week, Nathan Sobel pronounced Saturday night were RayYesterday at the Paro- Edna's fell on the 29th and the marital vows. We wish mond Craan and chial Church at Anse-a- Mr. Nagib's was the 30th, the young couple every hap froy. Raymond wro Jessy works Gode Drinks on the house at Veau, MIle. Francoise Fatal Papa Nagib was the lucki- piness with Maison G. had Aux Cosaques this past weck exchanged the holy vowe of est, he won the bottle of :0:- several hours Gilg to a seven poupd baby girl matrimony with M. Augts Grant's Scotch Whiskey. Thursday was the first his dancing at Cabane, previous re- <Michaelle> was born to tin Marcel. Our compliturned Mr. and Mrs. Jean Buteau ments, :0:- wedding anniversary of Lt. by PAA clipper from on the 29th, Mr. and Mrs Tony Kneer and Mrs. P: Laraque. Ma- a four month trip of studycelebrated their 17th wed- dame is the former Marcelle ing Pharndaceutical proding anniversary Friday. Pierre Louis. ducts. in France, Holland :0: :0:- and Switzerland. Anne Marie Armant went Ur best wishes to two :0:- A to Havana yesterday. more newlyweds Mr. Popular Capt. Max BazeS :0:- and Mrs. Clement Joseph llais celebrates his fete toMrs. Lina Assad is Miami Charles. She is the former day. bound today. Mlle. Sophie Lherisson. The :0: The man with a bag of tricks, the man who Can - kill your day dreaming quicker than anyone else in JUST HAD A DRINKghum. Gantancount town : Lt, Fritz Leon of Whenever you've had a the Traffic Dept. celebrat- drink Or two, chew 1 or 2 REG.TRADE MARK Famous since 1862 ed his fete on Army Day, Clorets. Your breath will Friday, August 1st. tell no tales. --- Page 14 --- <HAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd POPULARITY U.S.S. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT IN PORT AGAIN its lightning-fast jet planes WINNERS OF U.S. and conventional aircraft. CONTEST VISIT HAITI While the Roosevelt is port visited by the Roose- Jet fighter planes presently Anderson off the 932-foot here her 3,228 men and 266 velt since Capt. operating deck A week of fun and frolic the Museum and the Bu- officers will visit various assumed command recently armored Banshees. flight are the in Haiti was the reward of reau of Ethnology. points of interest in the at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Navy's attack bombers and Skyraider Corsairs three American women who city, Captain G. W. Ander- Other leading officers awon a nationwide popu They were given the op- son, Jr., Commanding Offi- board the Roosevelt are are the aboard. conventional engine larity contest scheduledi by portunity of seeing the pro: cer, told Your Reporter. Commander T F Caldwell, planes The Cbicago Defender, the gress Haiti is making in Other events will include executive officer, and Com- The Roosevelt was the largest Negro weekly in the raising the standards of a baseball game and golf mander L. V. Swanson, second of the Midway own United States. living of its people by match between the ship's Commander of Carrier Air Class battle carriers large to join team and teams represent- Group 17. the U. S. fleet. Her keel was ing the Army of Haiti. The air group is the car: laid in New York Naval Port-au-Prince is the first rier's chief weapon with Shipyard Dec. events will include executive officer, and Com- The Roosevelt was the largest Negro weekly in the raising the standards of a baseball game and golf mander L. V. Swanson, second of the Midway own United States. living of its people by match between the ship's Commander of Carrier Air Class battle carriers large to join team and teams represent- Group 17. the U. S. fleet. Her keel was ing the Army of Haiti. The air group is the car: laid in New York Naval Port-au-Prince is the first rier's chief weapon with Shipyard Dec. 1, 1943. She was launched April 20, PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK 1945, and commissioned Oc- (Continued fr om Page 1) tober 27, 1945. Active service for the Roosevelt came too late for astounded and touched by will return once more. her to take part in World the courteous gesture. <The Good Samaritan> War II but she has been a Says Timoleon, <More was born 49 years ago in consistent leader in postpeople should take the time Port au Prince where his fa- war operations. to lighten the burden of ther was a lawyer. But the others.> family was left fatherless Every modern service and when Timoleon was four facility found in a big city, That's been more or less years old and his mother such as Port au Prince, has his motto during his entire supported her three boys been incorporated into the life. During World War and three girls by dress- design of the Roosevelt. Iwhen tires were scarce making. There's a complete library, and the poor people had nu Timoleon's first good laundry, tailor shop, post means of transportation that deed came when he left sec- office, cobbler shop plus sometimes is so vital to ondary school to aid his mo- two soda fountains and their needs, Timoleon's deep ther in earning a liveli- three merchandise stores. blue camion became known hood. His first job was Because of the short duraas the -CORBILLARD DES chauffeur for the noted tion of the visit here, Members of tbe Tourist Office welcome tbe tbree Cbi M A LHEUREUX He Agriculture Professor, Dr. eral visiting of the Roose- gencago-Defender Popularity Contest winners. drove sick women and chil- Freeman. Later Timoleon velt Is unfortunately not dren to hospitals and put drove a truck carrying pro- possible. his humble car at the dispo- duce of Haiti's first sisal Miss Loretta Owens of visiting the Workers' City sal of gtief-stricken fami- plantation, belonging to The other Jefferson City, Missouri, and the Agricultural Col- lies who had nc hearse and Duly Lamothe. He chauf- Port au Prince vessels this weekend visiting Mrs. Alice Davis of Sagi- lege at Damien. They also wished to give this mark of feured camions in Jacmel represent the and naw, Michigan and Mrs. paid a callon the Minister prestige to their dead.>/ and Aux Cayes before he below - the - surface surface eleAloysius Lawson of Chica- cf Commerce. was able to buy his own ments the S. go, Illinois, arrived in Port- Escorts during their vis- Five years ago Timoleon's little Chevrolet truck that of the Roosevelt U. Navy au-Prince Tuesday, to en it were tourist office offici- camion that has rendered he used to carry charcoal sents just as its air reprejoy the hospitality, of the als Edward Benjamin, Felix such faithful service to the and other materials. Commander arm. A. Lieutenant Naylor Haitian DurGovernment, Racster, Andre Supplice, underprivileged of the Port captain of the J. is ing the next seven days they Richard Biamby and Guy au-Prince area, fell apart- Timoleon's most famous officer Trumperfish. visited the spots that are Laraque. the victim of old age. Since employer was William Bee- Commanding Smalley is Commander of the making Haiti a leading con- Tourist Director Guy the <Good Samaritan> had be, the marine naturalist, C. Bliven N. tender for Caribbean tour Douyon was in Kingston on been doing most of his who came here in 1922, and of the Corduists Le Perchoir, the Ca- a busman's holiday last driving without charge, he When the famous author ba, ship, a refrigerator Comman- supply sino, the new Football Sta- week : secing what can be had no money to replace the ireturned to New York he der R. Commander of the making Haiti a leading con- Tourist Director Guy the <Good Samaritan> had be, the marine naturalist, C. Bliven N. tender for Caribbean tour Douyon was in Kingston on been doing most of his who came here in 1922, and of the Corduists Le Perchoir, the Ca- a busman's holiday last driving without charge, he When the famous author ba, ship, a refrigerator Comman- supply sino, the new Football Sta- week : secing what can be had no money to replace the ireturned to New York he der R. Lieutenant G. Hoffman. dium, Thorland, Kenscoff, done in boosting the flow vehicle. But the city news- took Timoleon along as his The Refuge, the Theatre de of tourists from Jamaica to papers, who had heard of driver. fials Immigration offifour will Verdure, the Centre d'Art, Our Republic. his many good deeds, came found him 3V2 years All vessels harbour later working in a Harlem steam out of the to his aid and asked their bakery. and he was sent this afternoon. The Roosereaders to contribute to a back to Haiti. velt's and Smalley's deparfund to provide Timoleon It wasn't long before the ture is scheduled for about with a new truck Money shiny-headed little chauf- 5.30 p.m., Capt. Anderson flowed in from all over the feur became known for his said. Republic. And La Societe good will works the length Haitienne d'A u tomobiles Soloray and breadth of his home- SAILOR BREAKS provided a new camion at land. He has 100 godchilcost price. Pere Le Belours dren On the Cul de Sac Plain FIVE RIES wrote on its headboard alone : 74 more in Port- <Bon Samaritain> in tribute au-Prince. to the many trips to the A seaman from the M/V cemetery Timoleon had As a special honour, Pre- Arden, a freighter on the made with bodies of the sident Magloire has appoint, M.T.T.C. line, fell from a poor. ed the famous Good Sama- hoist while trying to clear ritan Inspector of <La Sa- a fouled cable Friday while Cars do not last forever (ine>, the most poverty- the ship was docked at on the rough roads of Haiti stricken area of the Capital. Portau-Prince. He was exand Timoleon has found He has a small allowance amined by the harbour docthat his camion is as mortal from the Red Cross for his tor who placed him in St. as his passengers. For the expenses. Francois de Salles Hospital EASY AND QUICK TO BRUSH ON past three months, it has And he also has some- for treatment of five broken Tbis product is a general purpose paint for inte- been <en panne> the mo- thing far greater than mo- ribs and other minor injurior and exterior use. It combines durability and per- tor is tired out, says the dis- ney the knowledge that ries. He is expected to be manency witb economy. The paint is made from dur- consolate owner. But perr he has made thousands of well enough to go aboard able pigments and oils tborougbly ground by modern haps the bread Timoleon people happier because of his vessel when it returns macbines. has Cast upon the waters his existence. in two weeks' time. --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd HAITI SUN> NEGLIGENCE SENDS 62,000 GALLONS detriment of Haitian perthose oF GAS INTO PORT-AU-PRINCE BAY sonnel. MICHEL DEJEAN CHOIR it. present has gone with (Cominued from Page 1) treated for a skin disorder <The Shell Co. has made (Contimued froms Page 2) for help, Spirits and are on called the third upon first to notice something that resulted. a journalist a <Plant Supertry Dumballa is reached, drastically was wrong when On being informed of intendent.> This improvisawho first inhe walked past the tank at the catastrophe, Mr. Basil tion has COst it 35,000 dol- Treasurer Jean Benoit who formation telegraphs as to the location the 6.15 Sunday morning. with (Cominued from Page 1) treated for a skin disorder <The Shell Co. has made (Contimued froms Page 2) for help, Spirits and are on called the third upon first to notice something that resulted. a journalist a <Plant Supertry Dumballa is reached, drastically was wrong when On being informed of intendent.> This improvisawho first inhe walked past the tank at the catastrophe, Mr. Basil tion has COst it 35,000 dol- Treasurer Jean Benoit who formation telegraphs as to the location the 6.15 Sunday morning. He John, Shell Company Direc lars.> handles the Dejoie Entrepri- of the boy's body, mentioned to a passing tor in Haiti, rushed to Bizo- Le Matin remarked : ses funds for work; Mecha- wards, descends and in afterworkman that the water ton from his residence at <This unpardonable neg nic Gerard and to give life back to person being drained from the the Villa Creole in Petion- ligence (of forgetting to lish Professor Filippi Eng Elie; less victim and a fine the haphuge structure certainly ville. He picked up Fire close the gas valve) was Vital Brunache Toseph raakes his thmic chant of' rhylooked yellow. It turned Chief George Elie on his committed by a foreigner living in Brandts' Textile and gratitude forth not to breaks out be water but pure way. The Captain took who has been <bombarde Plant while Fritz Lherrison from praise the The gasoline, and the workman emergency measures to Chef> of this Installation works at school toward his vibrant group. voice clear, of ran to close the line block off the area and pre- at the expense of Haitian Philosophy degree. The soloist baritone Marie Dumthat was draining aA liquid vent an even greater disas- employees who had been bestrepresented family in balla is Jean outstanding as this gold into the sea. ter. He sent a warning to working for shollfo: many the group is the Dussek rendition. in Shortly afterwards Max all motor boat owners to year's, and who, in all jus- family, whose sons Pierre, was this Seligman arrived, looking keep clear. The waiting tan- tice, should have benefited Gerard, and Raymond It number which refreshed after a night's ker was advised to postpone from the promotion. whose fine, clear harmony climaxed the concert at Casleep at his spacious Rancho docking and it was forced We'd also like to add is featured in many of the bane Choucoune in May dur type bungalow at the De- to wait until 2 p.m. before that this negligence could groups solo and sextette ing Caribbean the closing session of pot. It is said, he asked coming into the pier. have provoked a true disas- numbers. the Conference. Tourist When Di whether the tanker S.S. Ro- The incident caused a ter. since only a emegot alrectors for this das had arrived and was multitude of reports to lume> Was needed to set The repertoire which the applause numtold the ship was in the har flood the city by telediole. Port-au-Prince afire. ranges from heavy classic ber Lloyd was from dying St. Kitts, down, rose a Mr. to bour awaiting berthing Of- Your Reporter asked Mr. Your Reporter who be- arrangements of Mozart and his feet and with ill-conders. Then, witnesses say, John just how much gas the lieves in checking all Chopin to gay Haitian' folk cealed Mr. Seligman suddenly re- Company lost by the lapse ties concerned in a major par songs like <J'ai du bon tlemen; emotion this <message> said, <Gen- bemembéred. the unclosed of memory, and he reported, piece of news, called Tabac, and xAh, vous dirais Haiti valve and went quickly in upon Maman> (<Should I tell longs aot to alone, its direction. witnesses say, John just how much gas the lieves in checking all Chopin to gay Haitian' folk cealed Mr. Seligman suddenly re- Company lost by the lapse ties concerned in a major par songs like <J'ai du bon tlemen; emotion this <message> said, <Gen- bemembéred. the unclosed of memory, and he reported, piece of news, called Tabac, and xAh, vous dirais Haiti valve and went quickly in upon Maman> (<Should I tell longs aot to alone, its direction. But it was far a bit grimly 62,000 Shell gallons. Mr. Seligman for his state- je You, Mama boasts a but tc the whole wide late. thou- The British-born di- ment. He was reprimandworld.> too Sixty-two rector returned to Haiti ed sharply by the forgetful forty-minute Haitian folksand gallons of gasoline again four months ago after Shell ofricial who announc- song entitled <The Mes- This outburst ended in the has poured into the sea. two decades of managing ed tha Fe himself, was a sage.s This magnificently Dejean Choir being invited The fumes from the eva- operations here, in Jamaica journalist and -knew better arranged number tells the to sing a. the Caribbean porating fuel soon became and the Dominican Repub- than to make such a request. story of a group of workers Festival in San Juan, Pueroverpowing, pointing lic. When Mr. was who while idly listening to tO Rico this week, another the extreme danger of te He arrived to find the asked whether Seligman he was an the drums, learn to their giant stride in the rocketsituation. former Port au Prince engineer as well as a sad dismay that a boat has like progress of modest litWitnesses reported all Times advertising salesman nalist, he refused to answer. jour- been swallowed up in the tle Michel Dejean Glee that was needed was an installed as Manager of the According to last reports, sea and the son of One of Club. electric spark to send the Shell Depot at Bizoton : he has not resigned his post. whole of Bizoton sky high. a job Seligman had receivA pick-up truck was push- ed through the recommenSHOES REBUILT COMPLETELY ed up the road, it was too dation of his friend, Mr. We use only the best American dangerous to start it in the James Brett, former Shell leather and rubber heels danger area. Workmen on Director in Haiti who is are the pier had to be relieved now stationed in Bermuda. Our prices cheaper ! from their duties as they His appointment caused sole and rubber heet became dizzy from the considerable comment, since V Full sole and subber strength of the escaping he was given the post over Taps, Ladies' shoes rubber heel Or leather fumes. a number of experienced IT's NOTA DREAM Children's sole and heel to seven Workers from the other Haitian employees who had BUTA REFUITY! years) V2 (up oil companied lined the been with the Company 20 Mour - homeint tectouda, Children's full rubber soles beach area to warn people years or more. Prjoms walkon air from bathing in the conahons yn walk ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR CO. R mn itaminated water. The warn La Democratie told its FABRIQUE sur TILES Rue du Centre next to National ing came too late for one readers this week : dHOSAIQUES Lottery. young man who already was <Let us profit by this oc EMILE GARDERE playing in the sea. He was casion to underline the ha- taliedm a Haun sent to the Hospital at Shell bit of certain Companies to TEL:31201136 Company expense to be improvise technicians to the Here is BEAUTIFUL News ! . R mn itaminated water. The warn La Democratie told its FABRIQUE sur TILES Rue du Centre next to National ing came too late for one readers this week : dHOSAIQUES Lottery. young man who already was <Let us profit by this oc EMILE GARDERE playing in the sea. He was casion to underline the ha- taliedm a Haun sent to the Hospital at Shell bit of certain Companies to TEL:31201136 Company expense to be improvise technicians to the Here is BEAUTIFUL News ! Thai lovely Shop I I C'est pourquoi -dans le monde entier, I AUX BELLES CHOSES 29 I Record de plus forts tonnages sont transportés has just received a new stock : ide sur pneus poids lourds Goodyear que sur DRESSES, Prints, Solids, Bamberg Sheeis, Shanlongevtel pneus de toute autre marque tungs, eic. COTTON DRESSES, Sunback with Bolero Lesentreprencursd dee camionnage et des services kilométrique - tout en assurant le meilleur THREE-PIECE MIDRIFYS AND PLAYSUITS d'autobus savent qque les poids. lourds service qu'on puisse attendre de pneus poids SKIRTS, BLOUSES, SLACKS Goodyear font E maxinnim de lourcs. Pour un maximum d'avantages LINGERIE longévité et TEt maximum de rendement achetez des pneus poids lourds Goodycar! and ALLWEATHEZ MILER - AIKER Goods PTN ear lour olfre d'autres pneus Lug 4 Magnificent Collection of Sample Cocktail Dresses' Grip Xtra M Tred. filer Specially Puvchased from 4 Private Sbowing And the prices are LOW, LOW GOODYEAR 66 AUX BELLES CHOSES 97 Rue Pavee, near Kneer's Garage --- Page 16 --- KHAITI SUN> SUNDAY, AUGUST 3rd ARMY DAY: AUGUST lst 1952 the Board Secretariat, Lt. Keon, USA, Assistant to the Col. James M. Hall, USA, Director. (Continued from Page 1) lic the Under Officers and Secretary to the U.S. Dele- In addition to Haiti, they plined troops under the ef- enlisted men enjoyed spe- gation to the Board, Lt. Col. will visit Cuba, the Domiof Colonel cial banquets in their re- John J. O'Grady, USA, niman Republic, Venezuela, NEWS! fective Stephan command Woolley. Mobile spective headquarters. And member of the Secretariat, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru units of trucks and guns during the evening Bals and Capt. Thomas V. Mc- and Panama. were included in the mili- were held to make it a mem 4 Curacao tary drill, Also participat vorable occasion throughout ing was a unit of the Coast the small nation of Haiti... Guard. a nation in which the Army such a vital role in .0e Oth Trading' Co. Awards of distinguished plays Wondler service were made to the peace and well-being. fnstt Just Received A New Star following Lt. Colonel : Bernardin of the in the Serie Philips 1952 Augustin; Lt-Colonel Louis VISITING GENERAL The Most Luxurious Maximilien, Major Pierre Radiogramophone Armand. Major Louis Rou- Eight military officials - EL AX World main, Major Paul Corving of the U.S. Inter-American - ton, Major Francis Etienne, Defense Board paid a two- "PHILIPS" Capitaine Edgard Buteau, day visit to Haiti, timing Hostellerie Capitaine Adrien Valville, their trip to observe our DU TABLE MODEL Capitaine Fritz Brierre, Lt. 2 Augustin; Lt-Colonel Louis VISITING GENERAL The Most Luxurious Maximilien, Major Pierre Radiogramophone Armand. Major Louis Rou- Eight military officials - EL AX World main, Major Paul Corving of the U.S. Inter-American - ton, Major Francis Etienne, Defense Board paid a two- "PHILIPS" Capitaine Edgard Buteau, day visit to Haiti, timing Hostellerie Capitaine Adrien Valville, their trip to observe our DU TABLE MODEL Capitaine Fritz Brierre, Lt. Army Day Celebration. The Robespierre Toussaint. Board Staff Director, BrigaAfrer the Parade, General dier General Andrew Roi (ristophe A visit io the Showroom Tyof The Magloire made a drive chsen, explained that the CAP-HAITIEN through the city in his mag group was making the tour M nificent new dress uniform of Good Neighbour counGashuom ah pridde bath gleaming with gold epaulet tries to talk over topics of 4 Curacao ites and gold braid. The mutual interest with miliSuimmins pont crowds cheered wildly as tary leaders : as a step in Bennia the sleek open Cadillac con- the planning of hemisphere Trading" Co. taining the Chief of State defense. rolled past. The distinguished visiAc 11 a.m. the Presiden- tors were very impressed of the tial car journeyed up the with the Haitian Army Day will convince you winding road to the Cabane Parade. And one of the Beauly and Finish of this Choucoune in Petionville group declared with open New Set where General and Mrs. admiration that it was the DAILY, PLANE Antoine Levelt offered a first time he had ever seen DIRECT The Selectivity and Tone- buffet luncheon., During the one man command a whole famatien Smvalan 08 any the Precision in Fete the Minister of Inte- parade ground with voice value rior Paracelse Pelissier orders. Colonel Scephen the Movements of the and Under-Secretary of Woolley, take a bow! the Interior and Defense, *The Best Cement at Automalic 3 Speed Roland Lataillade was a- Members of the party int Quality Recordchanger warded the rank of Com- cluded : Capt. William H.j the Lowest possible cost mander in the Order of Kirvan, USN, Deputy Dr ALLEN & BAUSSAN: The Price for this Unique Honour and Merit. The Sec- rector of Staff for Navy, Low. retary of State of the Presi- Colonel Edward L HurlSet offer their is Surprisingly dency, Mauclair Zéphirin burt, USAF, Deputy Dit made an excellent speech rector of Staff for Airl befare the President be- Colonel Edward W. DuPhone 2040 2130 stowed the awards, which rant, USMC, Advisor to thel 2729 - 3384 came as a surprise to the U.S. Delegation to thel PONCE recipients. Board, Lt. Col. Leroy M. STO Elsewhere in the Repub- Glodell, USA, member of Also see 94LBS. NE CEMENTO DEXSALINES IN BAGS OF 42 1/2 PORTLAND CEMENT STANDARD HYDRAULICKES NET 6 PLY OFFICE: MTTC BLDG. EXPOSITION Varletz Members of the Jamaican Football Federation are seend Port-au-Prince above paying. tribute to Na: ional Hero Dessalines, Wil) Tel: 2387 liam Maclntosh at extreme right is group's escort. FAMOUS THROUGHOUT SHOES THE WORLD Bata FOR EVERY OCCASION