--- Page 1 --- Weekly Every Sunday 10c Haili Sun PORT-AL-PRINCE, HAITI il Avenue Marie-Jeanne CITE DUMA IS ESTIME Phone 2061 -Vol XIV l SUNDAY APRIL16th, 1961 No. 23 Chamber Campaign Opens Cabinet Ministers Enter Haiti Air Race For Fifty-Eight Seats Chief ExSenator Victor Neversfront page coverage in Le MaConstant was On the first cabinettin Thursday. Minister to declare his intention April 30th has been set aside this week to throw his hat into for primary elections that will the ring and enter the Legisla- the U. give new S. a Tour Republic form tive Chamber elections. At least of parliament a legislative Colonel Georges Danache, 2 other Cabinet Ministers, Lab- Chamber with fifty-eight memCommander of the Haitian Air- or and Welfare's Frederic De- bers. force, departed yesterday on a varieux and Justiee Minister The number of seats in the ten-day tour of major U. S. Lic Francois have been cited legislative Chamber was proviAirforce installations as a guest as candidates. Presidential pri- sionally set at fifty-eight instead of General Thomas D. White, vate secretary Luckner L. Cam- of the sixty-seven prescribed Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air- bronne launch was first to publicly (Continued on page20) his campaign. for Deputy force. of his hometown, Arcahaie, with Colonel Danache accompanied by Lieutenant Georges Perrier, DUNHAM Haitian Airforce, were flown in USAF School a Dance. special plane to Albrook Airforce base where they will Mango Shippers Airforce Opens be joined by: chiefs of Start Rolling Central and South American nations. Enrollment for classes at the During their tour of USAF ins- The impact of the mango dance school of the world famtallations, the Airforce Chiefs season has hastened prepara- ed dancer Katherine Dunham CAVING THE SACEE COEUR CHURCH after their wedding will receive a special briefing tion Ile of incorporation papers of opened this week in a specially des Fleurs, a foodt Thursday Lieutenant James C. Bonthron USMO a member of in the Pentagon, Washington, D. ing entity, according to -process- Kathe- constructed ot Buteau studio on the second U.S. Naval Mission to Haiti and Marijke Burgers daughter C. rine Baer, assistant secretary of storey Rond Point, Cite building de on the dDutch Consul and Mrs Toni Burgers of Port au Prince pass Colonel Danache and Lieute- the enterprise, in our oftice Dumarsais Estime. lExposition er arch of swords formed by Naval Mission officers. The newly the nant Airforce Perrier command were seen and off Col- by terday. yes- Ballet, ritual, folk, and moIs return from honeymooning in Antigua this weekend. (Continued on page 15) Ile des Fleurs, S.A, "a Haiti- dern dancing will be taught by an corporation with all the thoroughly experienced teachers. ave & Wally rights of a Haitian citizen". Two competent professors of holds patents for freezing and the Dance: have accepted Miss Go West drying processes permitting Dunham's invitation to teach at mangos and other insect-troub- the school and arrived recently (Continued on page 19) (Continued from page 8) inape Vert Closes No youthful ambassadors of Mrism, Petit Industry, Art and Israeli Who Adopted Haiti Has New York Show fts have gone over the "hill" many a future night-clubE tourist is robbed of an en- - Naining escort and meringue dtner. eavid and Wally of Canape f "Tourist gift-emporium" Harted by PAA Sunday for ifornia -or maybe the Virgin nds without the usual adverthg they associated with their fivities in the past. The bro0 team who became wellwn to thousands of tourists Sugh personal contact and TAMED PIANIST LIBERACE IN EYE-CATCHING GOLD ORUSTwhich carried both their LD JACKET joins Chicago notables who met recently with Haiti ds in publications here and Tourist director Jean-Jacques Honorat to discuss plans for the bad nevertheless the are the big charity. of Canape f "Tourist gift-emporium" Harted by PAA Sunday for ifornia -or maybe the Virgin nds without the usual adverthg they associated with their fivities in the past. The bro0 team who became wellwn to thousands of tourists Sugh personal contact and TAMED PIANIST LIBERACE IN EYE-CATCHING GOLD ORUSTwhich carried both their LD JACKET joins Chicago notables who met recently with Haiti ds in publications here and Tourist director Jean-Jacques Honorat to discuss plans for the bad nevertheless the are the big charity. Wing Ding" party that has a Haiti theme Ed'oeuvre on telediol adopted week. Reports cireul-1 this year. (From left to right) Mrs H. Perry Driggs, Mrs E. Saw- (Continued on page_15) yer Smith Jr., publicity chairman for the Wing Ding, Miss Huguette Theodore of Haiti Tourist Bureau in Chicago Lee Liberace, "Cap" Petitions Jn-Jaeques Honorat and Mrs Edward C. Walter. resident Kennedy NEW REYNOLDS MINE MANAGER Mr. Walter L. Rice, Presidenti Mr Ryan will return to the ne Cap Haitien "Syndicat d'I of Reynolds Haitian Mines, an- Company's headquarters in Richitive" sent Mr John F. Ken- nounced today the appointment mond, Virginia, about the end 1 President of the United of Mr Alan G. Butterfield as of April to undertake responsibes, a petition signed by nu- Resident Manager. le assignments in connection Dus personalities. This peti- He will succeed Mr. E. J. with the administration of the is nothing but a protest Ryan who has been in charge MIRTZA ABRAMOVITZ seen above in her Haiti Studio (Gros nst the Civil Aeronautics of the operation since its inceptMorne) preparing for her New York show. (See page 2 for full (Continued on page 15) ion. (Continued on page 16) account). --- Page 2 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 PAGE 2 Mirtza Abramovitz Has Successful New York InHaiti Thls week Showing Mirtza Abramovitz, an Israeli of Mirtza's work in seeing some Mirtza said that it was pure AS RECOUNTED painter from Haiti had her first of the paintings sold to Mr Iri accident that she painted it. She one-man show: on March 14 at ving Stone for example. Al- did, not mean to convey a symBodley Gallery, 223 East 60 New though the Museum seldom has bol: BY York 22, N.Y. acquired works from any artThe show. was under the Pat- ist's first one-man show. Mrs. Mrs Nora Edmunds of the AUBELIN JOLICOEUR ronage of the Ambassador of Miller's interest seemed very: Unicef picked two of Mirtza's Haiti to United Nations, Mr. genuine and she assuredi that it paintings to be entered in the who inaugurated the the contest of April 18 A Carlet Auguste quality persisted, sponsored by Managers of the Canape it with a cocktail party attend- Museum of Modern Art would this organization affiliated to Wally and David Talamas, young around town" ed about three hundred pro- acquire: one of Mirtza's paintings United Nations. The paintings Vert Shop fleed to Miami Sunday. The two "boys minent by guests including diplo- from a later show. chosen in the contest will be different The talk of the City this week was about took two. flights. mats, bankers, art collectors What Mirtza was particularly used for greetings cards for the Talamas Brothers' flight and Russian Yuri A. Gagarin flight and artists. proud of was the choice made children. came back safely. The introduction to the exhi- of her painting entitled Voodoo into space. Gagarin President of the Montebello Real Estate Co bit was written by celebrated Dancer by the Board of Rabbis The Israeli artist is planning -Mr Henry Mayer, here this week with wife Claire American writer, Irving Stone. the City this week was about took two. flights. mats, bankers, art collectors What Mirtza was particularly used for greetings cards for the Talamas Brothers' flight and Russian Yuri A. Gagarin flight and artists. proud of was the choice made children. came back safely. The introduction to the exhi- of her painting entitled Voodoo into space. Gagarin President of the Montebello Real Estate Co bit was written by celebrated Dancer by the Board of Rabbis The Israeli artist is planning -Mr Henry Mayer, here this week with wife Claire American writer, Irving Stone. of New York. This paintingia trip to Detroit and Montreal of Mahwah, New Jersey stopped Writer Stone began his pre- shows a handsome Bare-chested)with her message of Haitian en route to the Convention of the Young Presidents' Organization sentation thus: "I first met Hai- voodoo dancer (Joe Archer) with Art. Born in Israel Mirtza's which is being held in San Juan from April 16 to April 22. This tian Painting in 1955, when Mrs a Burning Bush as background, works depict the true Haitian was recommended to the: P.R. of the Departement du Tou- Stone and I spent a week in was taken as a symbol by thel way of life: She is a painter couple Mel and Irene Mohr who visited the Country last Fall. Pcrt au Prince, and bought such Board of Rabbis. It. will be hung from Haiti. She conveys with risme by L she did. model- painters as Bigaud, Blanchard, in the new Synagogue huilding sensibility the feeling of the Mrs Claire Mayer has a diversified background for the Gourgue. Three years later, at the Idlewild Airport. Haitian people. ing, was in show business as a dancer is now working while visiting Israel, I encountMohrneicoff Advertising Inc. of Madison Avenue, New York. Henry ered the work of Mirtza in Tela and Claire who stayed at the Ibo Lele made their outings i: Aviv, and was charmed by the company of Dr Stern Bonnefil, a prominent Haitian surgeon from beginnings of what I thought had Chicago and his American wife Diana. the possibility of becoming a from New York and hi professional body of work. It Dick Adler, a shirt Manufacturer would never have occured to m wife Michaeline were, honeymooning at El Rancho. that Mirtza and Haitian paint John Bulica Nicholson, owner of the famous Restaurant Caf ing would one day be combinNicholson, in New York is. currently visiting with friends Mis ed; but they have and with in Jane Reese and Albert. Sloan Slanina, Restaurant Manager. The teresting results. sharing their lodgings between Montana Hotel and the Kyon ARTS, published. by the Art Digest Inc., wrote in its March Beach. Edition: William McIntosh, Head of the Department of Comptability at Mirtza Abramovitz: The nat the Pan Am Office is back after ten days at the Doctors' Hospital ural power seen in these oil in Coral Gables, Fla. paintings of Haiti tends toz0 Ronaid Paul Lassin and wife Harriet are current guests at in two directions. In the backhandicrafts from grounds of the figure compos: the Villa Creole. Ronald is a wholesaler in Ply- tions it is dissipated into highl mouth Meeting, Pa. He is having his patterns executed by Mein- abjectionable abstracts streak berg Brothers. while in the three landscapes -Mr Albert Jacques Edmond Gauthier a well known French especially the workers in the painter from Paris is staying a month at the Park Hotel. open field, it is turned into ro Chic. Siegel, Cruise Director of the American Israeli Shipping bust color and a very animate composition. The artist is obvi 0 Inc arrived here Thursday together with Mr M. T. Gerste ously an amateur but when wor HAITI DELEGATE TO U.N: AND MRS CARLET AUGUSTE with haber, Commercial Representative of the Zim Line on board the king with physically real sub irtist Mirtza Abramovitz and her husband at the New York openSS Mauretania. The Company is in the process of issuing a book- jects she shows more vigor tha of her one-man show. Director of the American Israeli Shipping bust color and a very animate composition. The artist is obvi 0 Inc arrived here Thursday together with Mr M. T. Gerste ously an amateur but when wor HAITI DELEGATE TO U.N: AND MRS CARLET AUGUSTE with haber, Commercial Representative of the Zim Line on board the king with physically real sub irtist Mirtza Abramovitz and her husband at the New York openSS Mauretania. The Company is in the process of issuing a book- jects she shows more vigor tha of her one-man show. t about the different ports of call of the SS Jerusalem. Beside most professionals. (Bodle: giving the history and the points ot interset of the Islands it will March This 13-25. show Lawrence Smith) best was a wonderful also show information about the "buys" available in the opportunity for Mirtza to bring X various ports. Mr Siegel and Mr Gerstenhaber who were interested Haiti in the "good news" and in obtaining advertising met first with Mr Jean Jacques Honorat, she did just that. Mirtza gave V General Director of Tourism. many interviews through radio SAVE UP TO 70 per cent ON -Lovely Noelle Breaud stopped here this week in a swing and TV stations. She was inter through the Central America and the Caribbean with her mother viewed on the opening day of the show, March 14 by Barry a Mrs Marcelle Laurent Breaud of Paris. Noelle who just spent Free Farber. of the WINS, Duty and also Liquor! six months in New Yerk to perfect her English and working as her taped interviewed was heard an Assistant to Oleg Cassini, Couturier of Mrs Jacqueline Bouvier later on the INS. On the 16th VISITORS TAKE ADVANTAGE ( Kennedy was joined there by her mother and flew to Mexico for Ruth Jacobs of the WEND TV OF S of Art bv Citron a two week tour of the famous ruins of the Aztec civilization. on March 23, Casper and on WNTA. Show Noelle and her mother are guests at the Villa Creole. They were Mirtza had thirty paintings in recommended here by Mr Frederic Martin, former Director of her show. The twelve s best were Paquin the Institut Francais to Patrice de Matteis and wife, former quickly sold. Joelle Martin. Nineteen year old Noelle has travelled to many of When Dorothy Miller, Curator FAST DELIVERY TO 16 STATES countries in Europe including England and Spain where she learn- paintings of the Museum of Modern Art in New York came cd English and Spanish. She does modeling and dances like Terp- to the Gallery to see Mirtza's PORT AU PRINCE'S sichore. Back to France she will work as a Fashion Reporter. work on Friday March 31 with -Mr Louis Herbert Light, Assistant Director of the United Tours the object of acquiring one of OLDEST GIFT SHOP ot Miami is currently on an information trip here. He is guest at her paintings for the Museum's a the Sans Souci. He was greeted by Mr Georges Heraux of the Interamerican covered collection she dis- & OFFERS 60 BRANDS TO Heraux Tours, Representative of the United Tours in Haiti, za's Show unfortunately was so successful that Mirt- € -Dick Abbot, Manager of Pan Am and wife Mary greeted the most important paintings that ( CHOOSE FROM Thursday Mr Charles Boaz, Maintenant Superintendant for the had already been sold SO that a Latin American Division of Pan Am in Miami and wife Helen. the choice to offer the Museum 51 Rue du Mr Boaz is on his second trip to Haiti. was limited. She was, though, a Ouai Ivery impressed with the quality 00 - --- Page 3 --- PSUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 3 Panama Line Sails Into History The passing of the Panama, wellknown to travellers who pre-]the government line interfered line has not been taken lightly ferred the sea to the air vand with private enterprise. Both GROUP FLORIDA AUDUBON SOCIETY Port au Prince, The steady found it more convenient to re Grace Lines and thes United IN HAITI FOR THREE DAYS stream of wellwishers who call- turn by sea from New York Fruit Company indicated they Sponsored by C. AY APRIL 16TH 1961 "HAITI SUN" PAGE 3 Panama Line Sails Into History The passing of the Panama, wellknown to travellers who pre-]the government line interfered line has not been taken lightly ferred the sea to the air vand with private enterprise. Both GROUP FLORIDA AUDUBON SOCIETY Port au Prince, The steady found it more convenient to re Grace Lines and thes United IN HAITI FOR THREE DAYS stream of wellwishers who call- turn by sea from New York Fruit Company indicated they Sponsored by C. Russell Ma-gested that a special regulation a at the old Steamship line without any problem of over- were ready to provide cargo and son, Executive-Director. of the be taken to protect these birds bifices- on the Rue du Quai this weight. passenger service between New Florida Audubon Society, a and prevent their disappearance wveek to express their personel York and the Canal Zone. group of 18 ornithologists have from Haiti. regrets- to the Company's Super- The last Panama liner to be been in Haiti studying local The group stayed at the RiVisor, John Cusick was testim- seen in Port au Prince was the STEPHEN BROS birds and migration of of birds viera and was guided by "Haiti ony.to- the high esteem reserved SS Ancon that sailed for Colon from foreign countries. Holiday Tours". After a pleasant for.the Panama Line servicing yesterday. The line ceases oper M.V. HAITI TRADER After: a visit to Petionville, sojourn in Haiti they Jeft for Haiti since 1917. ation upon her arrival in PanaBoutilliers and Kenscoff on the Jamaica Sunday April 9. ma. M. V. HAITI MERCHANT day of their arrival they made Audubon, incidently was born an excursion' to Etang Bois-Neuf in Haiti, John Cusick, a robust deepnear St. Marc and to Ganthier, water sailor himself, with the PERSONALLY SUPERVISED Fonds-Parisien and Malpasse] same reaction associated with LOADING AND UNLOADING area near Etang-Saumatre, TENNIS LESSONS? a Captain forced to abandon Panama Shifts SERVE HAITI AND FLORIDA The Audubon Society memb- TOE ETIENNE ship after a long struggle to Terminal forthnightly sailings of the ers were very impressed by. the experienced, patient and keep her afloat, received his Miami- Port au Prince -Miami variety of birds found in our meticulous callers and their regrets with a island and expressed much con- capable of making a champion orced "sa la vive dans les troCANAL COMPANY MIAMI ADDRESS: cern for the "Oiseau Palmiste" player of YOU! Dics." Among the callers were ANNOUNCES TRANSFER and the "Charpentier" those Inscription For Lessons at: Importers and Exporters some FROM NEW YORK PORT Telephone: Highiand 51767 rare species that can only bel of whom had even offered to TO NEW ORLEANS Franklin 9-7228 found in Haiti. They also sug- Carlstroem Port au Prince St. No. Haiti. 1377 ravel to Washington to interpede,if it would be of any help, PANAMA, April 11 The to keep the new Washington Panama Canal Company annadministration from seconding ounced today it was shifting its the President Eisenhower direct Panama Line terminal in the ivet that the line discontinue com- United States from New York mercial passenger and commer- to New Orleans. cial operations. Members of the Tourist interest who with an eye The move is a result of Le -to the 8,774 people annually discontinuance: of commerciai brought down from New York! passenger and cargo service onl alone had sent in a "Keep the Govermment-ovned Panama Line Panama Line sailing" petition. in compliance with a White Even the Steavador Union boss House order effective April 20. admitted in saying goodbye The line will continue operat E Manager Cusick that although ing with one ship, the Ancon, Se they had. operations. Members of the Tourist interest who with an eye The move is a result of Le -to the 8,774 people annually discontinuance: of commerciai brought down from New York! passenger and cargo service onl alone had sent in a "Keep the Govermment-ovned Panama Line Panama Line sailing" petition. in compliance with a White Even the Steavador Union boss House order effective April 20. admitted in saying goodbye The line will continue operat E Manager Cusick that although ing with one ship, the Ancon, Se they had. little differences he that will begin regular sailings hated to see him and the line to New Orleans Aptil 27. The go. line's other vessel, the Cristobal, will leave Port Cristobal, in thel Mr and Mrs Cusick became Canal Zone, for New York April well liked by, Haitians during 13 and undergo a major over their five years here helping haul there. She will dock boost the Steamship line's serv- at the Army transpor ice and reputation now consider tation terminal command at PolHaiti their second home and and and Dauphine streets. The have decided to return here as canal company's procurement frequent as possible. office in New York will be mov= ed to New Orleans as current! t Nostalgic old sailors and ship- contracts are close out. Compapers will no doubt sigh as the ny officials are already in New oldest American flag steamship Orleans establishing a new offYou save in these three ways when you put line quits the Caribbean and At ice. The last southbound the new D6 Series B to work on your job lantic shipping lanes. trip from New York will be made by the Ancon April 20. THE new 1. You save time, complete the job The Caf The quickly. Panama Line began in Diesel 75 drawbar HP 1851 by a group of Boston pro- After overhaul the Cristobal Engine provides 93 flywheel HP, motors who answered the travel will replace the Ancon on the with 25% more lugging ability than before Better VISIproblem to and from the Cali- New Orleans run, with a round bility, more convenient controls, fast forwarc reverse fornia gold Frush from Eastern trip over ten days during the lever-all these features helpspeed operation. United States. vacation period for employees of NEW the Panama Canal Company. No 2. You save trouble, when you assign the D6 to heavy The Panama Line sailing ships decision has been made yet on CATERPILLAR work. Earthmoving and land clearing, for example; are plied the Boston New York the disposition of the Ancon. often hard on the master clutch. The Cater: liar Oil to Colon route and the fortyninClutch, standard equipment resists shock loads and ers struggled over the isthmus Because of the curtailed oplasts up to five times longer than others. to-the Pacific coast where sche- erations, the line is also discon3. You save money, too! There's. less expense, less duled ships took them up. the tinuing calls at Port au Prince, time lost m the new D6. Track rollers and coast to California and. the gold Haiti. servicing, Biggings. idlers are lifetime lubricated. The air cleaner iS dry-type, Discontinuance of commerand it removes 99.8% of airborne dust. Hydraulic track The Company later acquired cial operations by the line was adjusters are available. rights from the Colombian Gov- ordered. last December by the emment to build a railroad Eisenhower administration. It Across the isthmus. When Pres. was suspended by the Kennedy Come in and see for yourself how you get Teddy Roosevelt became inter- Administration for a second more work with less trouble and expense - sled in the building of the Pa- look, then put into affect by Series B TRACTOR from the new Cat D6 Series B Tractor! nama Canal he purchased the President Kennedy, Panama line lock stock and President Dwight D. Eisenbarrel and made it into a gov- hower said he issued the order fimment agency. ment to build a railroad Eisenhower administration. It Across the isthmus. When Pres. was suspended by the Kennedy Come in and see for yourself how you get Teddy Roosevelt became inter- Administration for a second more work with less trouble and expense - sled in the building of the Pa- look, then put into affect by Series B TRACTOR from the new Cat D6 Series B Tractor! nama Canal he purchased the President Kennedy, Panama line lock stock and President Dwight D. Eisenbarrel and made it into a gov- hower said he issued the order fimment agency. The two re- which was opposed by the Caterpillar and Cata are RegatwedTrademansef ships with their 214 Canal Zone adminisration and - 4 Caterpillar Tractor Co. and freight capacity werelby employee groups hereARE be HAYTIAN TRACTOR Maurice Bonnefil, Mamnger-Chancerelts amilar sight in the harbor and cause commercial operation of --- Page 4 --- SUNDAY APRIL (E "HAITI SUN 16TH 1961 to follow her. But success does] troupe SO that they could partinot come to everybody. cipate in the "Theatre Universi her "Quatrieme" Bissainthe Toto After Toto taire' 's".competition, This is how went to New York where she "Les Griots" came to life. They spent a year. Then her parents came out 2nd in the competiit is just a feeling, I only had sent her to Paris to finish tion, It was a promising start. By Nadinie MAGLOIRE to see her to detect her remark: school. After one year of bore- Little by little they added up unable personality, and this" fire dom im a college at Senlis, she til they were 20 members. If I met Toto Bissainthe for the that would sparkle one day. My decided to learn a profession. the company reached, so fast, first time in Paris, at a party hunch did not abuse me because She wantedi to become a social such a size it was somewhat given by the Haitian Embassy. Paris has enthusiastically ap- worker. Although a noble car- due to Stage was Manager I Roger She was 20 then. At once plauded Toto. She is only 26. eer it was not, Toto's destiny Blin who became "Les Griots" struck by this astonishing petite just starting her career but we After a year she failed an ex- technical advisor. He a mischievous face, staged lady. With can be confident. She will un- am and was ready to do the with them Jean Genet's nose, it that play a pert was evident doubtedly be the first Haitian vear over when : friend took "Les Negres". As a matter of she was far from being bashto have made a real career in her to Maurice Excande's. It fact, they had a hard time ful, and that she was full of life. a foreign land. She will bel was then the true theater, reve: ting it up, it took them a put me year. When she told that she was lovely Ambassador for Haiti. lation. It was in 1955. For a Meanwhile, Toto was learning dramatic I, imme perform: Art, month she followed Excande's ling in Louis Sapin's "Papa Bon diately, bet on her, I knew that Toto is very modest and does courses in view of the admis Dieu" at "Theatre way. d'Aujour she would easily go a long not like, to be talked about, sion exams at "Centre Nationa d'hui" with Vitold as Stage MaThen, I lost sight of her, but which is quite paradoxical, for d'Art Dramatique." 31 She was ac- nager. me perform: Art, month she followed Excande's ling in Louis Sapin's "Papa Bon diately, bet on her, I knew that Toto is very modest and does courses in view of the admis Dieu" at "Theatre way. d'Aujour she would easily go a long not like, to be talked about, sion exams at "Centre Nationa d'hui" with Vitold as Stage MaThen, I lost sight of her, but which is quite paradoxical, for d'Art Dramatique." 31 She was ac- nager. The was from, play I successful far kept track of her a comedian needs publicity: cepted and spent 2 years there. but could not last more career registering all her suc- Toto (Cliche Le Nouvelliste) that is the way to stardom. But It was out of the question to because "Theatre thana were month, d'Aucesses as if they my own. Toto seems to belong to the become a social worker. Fin- jourd'hui" is just a test theatre. I ask Jean Gosselin if he had knows when an opportunity wil: group of artists favoring suc- ally Toto had found her voca "Les Griots" staged seen her play "A Raisin In The come. When we were talking, of cess that is built on sound tion. In 1956 she toured Africa Pouchkine's Juan" ther at Sun" and what he thought of Toto Bissainthe we never thought ground, that is, on real talent during 3 months with the Ap "Theatre de "Don la Maison de a her; "she is remarkable" he that few days later she would instead of success built up by sita Fradet - Emile Ciss decine" and also Abdou Meanswered. He promised to try be with us. Although she will gossipy publicity. Since her tend- troupe, they are both Africans Ka's "La Fille des Anta to bring her and the play here not be here long we hope to er age theater became her main Toto payed Fatu from Emil which was at Dieux" next year. The comedians, even Isee her act. I have never seen objective. At Ste Rose de Lima, Cisse's "Mariage de Fatu." competition of presented "Theatre Univer the when unemployed, do not like her perform. If I believe her in "Onzieme", she played in a at Parme. to leave Paris, because no one a: promising talented comedian pantomined song "Les Lavan- Back in Paris she met, at sitaire" dieres". She was SO -remarkab- "Presence Africaine," an intel- In 1958, Toto Bissainthe was le that some years later thei lectual African magazine, Sa the leading lady in Claude Berrector of a neighboring school. rah Ducados and Samba, also nard Aubret's picture "Les TriModern Haitian who had seen and had not for- art students. They decided tol pest au Soleil", with Jacques gotten the performance, asked put on a play together, just to' Richard co-staring. We recents her to put on "Les Lavandie- see their possibilities. They ly saw him here in Normandie Paintings res" with her pupils. In spite chose Sartre's "Huis Clos" be Niemen. Unfortunately, "Les of her early success Toto never cause only 4 actors were need- Tripes au Soleil" is banned thought that one day she would ed-although they were only 3. for export. Lét us hope that By MAX PINCHINAT become a comedian. She con- At the "Sorbonne" where they the French censorship will sometinued her schooling, withoutiwere taking up "Les Arts du day revise its decision. It is On Show Now At dreaming of the limelight. It is Spectacle' 'they met Charles believed that the story takes Talso true that, at this time, no- Antonetti from the Youth and places in some imaginary would south: body wish a theatriçal Sports Ministry. He was also ern town of the U.S. Toto GALERIE PINCHINAT career for a daughter. Besides; a stage manager in charge par colored girl who falls in isa love can a comedian make a career ticularly of popular education with a white man. One can 106, BOIS VERNA in Haiti? of the limelight. It is Spectacle' 'they met Charles believed that the story takes Talso true that, at this time, no- Antonetti from the Youth and places in some imaginary would south: body wish a theatriçal Sports Ministry. He was also ern town of the U.S. Toto GALERIE PINCHINAT career for a daughter. Besides; a stage manager in charge par colored girl who falls in isa love can a comedian make a career ticularly of popular education with a white man. One can 106, BOIS VERNA in Haiti? Also it is very diffi- through theatre, He advised the guess the ending. It is the ever. cult to succeed in other coun- 3 students on the staging of lasting racial drama. tries. Toto will have led the "Huis Clos" and suggested that Just before you reach the "PONT MORIN" bridge way, and others will be tempted they established a registered' (Continued On page 12) This is an ART GALLERY, not a picture shop, exhibiting over 100 of the most attractive FRAMED hun PAINTINGS made both in Portau Prince and Paris by FAMOUS HAITIAN PAINTER MAX PINCHINAT Do You Want The Best In Nutrition For Your Baby IOW in France. And The Family? The artist WHO HAS EXHIBITED BOTH HERE YOUR BEST BET IS: AND ABROAD for the past 15 years, comes back to 45 MOLINOS" Haiti every five years and for 15 to 18 months renews DUTCH POWDERED WHOLE MILK the contact withi his people and his source of inspira- < WITH ADDED tion. SSGCUREMENTATEN Da VITAMIN D3 In the GALLERY PINCHINAT, are grouped some paintings of the 15 years of work by MAX PINYou Can't Beat It!! ( Smotonut CHINAT, from 1945 to 1960. Prices have not been arNOW ON SALE AT: bitrarily based on beauty of the painting, but on its BOULANGERIE DE LA POSTE, size, just like Paris Fashion for MAX PINCHINAT BICHARA IZMERY, and OTHER WELL KNOWN ARTISTS. Visitors can DR MARCOS TALAMAS & CO., consult the paintings price list if they wish to. BOULANGERIE ST. MARO, ALPHONSE MARRA, All the taxi drivers know GALLERY PINCHINAT Boulevard Jean-Jacques Dessalines AND don't let anybody tell you that the GALLERY is FEVE ECHE RAEN a EPICERIE REX, Lalue closed. It is not. BREDA - HOLANDA GEOE RGES COLES, Lalue HENRI RIGAUD, Petionville. The GALLERY PINCHINAT, sole representative and sales agent of PINCHINAT's paintings, has AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS: exhibited a few samples only at "Foyer des Arts Plas tiques", "Galerie Brochette" and Galerie Suisse". Hispano-America Trading Co. Of Haiti S.A Open from 10 AM to 5 PM, and on appointment in 69, RUE DU QUAI the evening. ADMISSION FREE. V --- Page 5 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 "HAITI SUN' PAGE 5 H AIT I S UN PRIVATE ENTERPRISE NEEDS CAPITAL THE HAITIAN ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPEE LETTERS INTER-AMERICAN BANK COULD PROVIDE Community Weekly Published Sunday Morning to the Editor- Publisher BERNARD DIEDERICH The Inter-American Development Bank is holding Gerant-ResponsableMAUCLAIR LABISSIERE EDITOR conversations with the Haitian Government with the MEMBER OF THE INTER-AMERICAN PRESS ASSN. objective to re-organize the Agricultural Institute of ESTABLISHED IN 1950 To the Editor the National Bank of Haiti. Thereafter loans to agriOf the Haiti Sun culture and industry will be made through the AgriculNEW DC-3 BOOSTS COHATA Dear Sir: tural Institute, It will be recalled that the Government of Haiti Haiti's domestic Air traffic wias somewhat relieved Why is the United States Flag its quota of $400,000 to the Inter-American paid (Stars and Stripes) still being Bank with last month with the arrival of a newly acquired DC-3 sold and imported to Haiti from some hardship, some six months ago. To the Editor the National Bank of Haiti. Thereafter loans to agriOf the Haiti Sun culture and industry will be made through the AgriculNEW DC-3 BOOSTS COHATA Dear Sir: tural Institute, It will be recalled that the Government of Haiti Haiti's domestic Air traffic wias somewhat relieved Why is the United States Flag its quota of $400,000 to the Inter-American paid (Stars and Stripes) still being Bank with last month with the arrival of a newly acquired DC-3 sold and imported to Haiti from some hardship, some six months ago. Haiti is one of The DC-3, purchased iby Cohlalta from the Allegheny the United States as articles of the countries which needs capital for private enterAirlines was given a complete overhaul in Miami by wearing apparal and material in prise perhaps more than any other Western-HemiAirmotive, through funds arranged by the U.S. Air- which to wrap fish?. We all cher- sphere country. mission, prior to taking its place in the Cohata ranks. ish the photo of the Marine boys The $400,000 invested in the Inter-American Bank With the addition of a third DC3, a veteran of the hoisting ain of Iwo the Jima flag under on the machine mount- could by now have been used as basis of credit for small Cohata fleet was flown to Miami where it is gun and shell fire. Has not some sugar-factory equipment, frutt-processing, coastwise now undergoing a thorough overhaul through a simil- one got the guts to ask the State shipping facilities, perhaps a myriad enterprises, all ar arrangement with the USAF mission. Department in Washington to with payrolls and, revenue and tax-producing. It is hoped that a fourth large passenger aircraft request the Flag manufacturers and exporters to restrict will soon be acquired permitting Cohata to continue sales? How can an American such Caribbean Construction Co. SA. its excelllent and salfe domestic service to the point it desecrate his flag: by selling it will Ibe able to expand and be prepared to face any abroad as rags? Builders Of The Military City emergency. I hear the exporting of the Gen. Manager: Gerard THEARD SOCIAL WELFARE WEEK IN HAITI flag as rags has been going-on for more than two years. Ift the Phone: 3955. first time American Government cannot P. O. BO.. For the in the history of the Republic of Haiti, thel clamp down on the sales and Government and the people celebrated the "Social Welfare Week" export of the flags then the un- (April 1 7, 1961). American activities of those Proclaimed by the President of the Republic, Dr Francois Du- merchants should be exposed: so as to shame them into ending valier, the "Social Welfare Week" was to commemorate the third the shocking business. anniversary of the Haitian Institute of Social Welfare and Re- I remain search a division of the Department of Labor and Social Welfare. An Irate American. An impressive and symbolic opening ceremony held at night onl April 1, at Port au Prince, during which the President of the, L Republic lit a symbolic "flamme of Social Justice". During the week of the celebrations, the President personally AIR HAITI MAKES a FUGHTS opened new hospital for the mentally sick people at Beudet, about 35 miles from Port au Prince, The new hospital consists RECORD MEAT RUN EVERY WEEK ofa system of twelve different buildings to shelter, treat and rehabilitate mentally sick people of Haiti, A special building has To been added for the administration and professional medical and Air Haiti International, International the new Haitian Air social services staff. The project of Defilee Mental Hospital re- Carrer, on MIAMI April 7 1961, has, it presents a remarkable effort of the Government although it will is believed, created a record take some time till the necessary equipment and personnel are with a non-stop flight from Maprovided and appropriate services developed. nagua, Nicaragua, to San Juan, Puerto Rico, carrying 27,5791 During the "Social Welfare Week" the Government also opened Puerto pounds Rico. of meat products for] a Social Center at Bolosse, a suburb of Port au Prince and a Maternity Center at Carrefour, near Port au Prince City proper. MIAMI April 7 1961, has, it presents a remarkable effort of the Government although it will is believed, created a record take some time till the necessary equipment and personnel are with a non-stop flight from Maprovided and appropriate services developed. nagua, Nicaragua, to San Juan, Puerto Rico, carrying 27,5791 During the "Social Welfare Week" the Government also opened Puerto pounds Rico. of meat products for] a Social Center at Bolosse, a suburb of Port au Prince and a Maternity Center at Carrefour, near Port au Prince City proper. The Airline officials were The Institute of Social Welfare of Haiti organized within the highly pleased with the performGO IN THE MORNING! "Social Welfare Week" celebrations a series of stimulating round ance and are hopeful that this table discussions and will be the forerunner of flights GO IN THE AFTERNOON! panel sessions regarding Social Services, to many foreign countries Social Assistance, Rehabilitation Services, Social, Security anci where the Haitian flag willb bePAN AMERICAN Clippers stand at-the-ready to the problems of an underdeveloped country. A program of populai come better known, and that the whisk you non-stop to fabulous Florida. In less music and dances concluded the Social Welfare Week celebra Airline will be aiding in the than 24 hours, Pan Am puts you there with tions in Haiti. Within the celebrations, an impressive graduation opening of avenues for increasexpert, friendly service from cockpit to cabin. ceremony was held during which twenty-five Social Center Work ed trade beween Haiti and thesel countries. JETS TONEW YORK from Ciudad Trujillo (Continued on page 11) await your connecting flight, departing Portau-Prince at 11:45 a.m. Pan Am's Jet Clippert flies non-stop; arrives N.Y. at 4:45 p.m. TRAVEL AGENTS or Pan American can book you today. PORT-AU-PRINCE HAITIWI Sontae PANTAL Bidg McintegBrat MAHOGANY TOGAN ag RUGS PAN AM OF EXQUISITE m OF SELECTED Designs OHHH Rush AND SUPERB AND FAMOUS $ Quality. these same Soors ane sold Sisal. WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE GRAND RUE im. the bost exolusive Stores in the UL.S. PHONE : 2684* PLACE DEI LA RÉPUBLIQUE ARGENTINE, DE L'EXPOSITION PA P-113-MIA PORT-AU-PRINCE, TEL: CIÉ 3451 --- Page 6 --- PAGE 6 : HAITISUN" SUNDAY APRIL 9th, 1961 Tele-Haiti MONDAY APRIL 1961: "Loisirs du Lundi Soir" 45-Telenews (Ist edition) Review of the events Program 17, day's 6:30-Evening general program schedule 8:00-"Have Gun Will Travel" sponsored by the M & S Construc6:33-Comedy Show: "I Love Lucy" tion Co., S.A. CACIOUE ISLAND 00-Evening General Program Schedule 8:30-Telecinema "IBO BEACH" 7:03-Weather Report 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present7:06-Children's Program: Cartoons ed by the Esso Reporter. 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 9:05-Telecinema (Cont'd) ONLY 30 MINUTES 8:00-The Frankie Laine Show", sponsored by "Banque Com- 10:00-Close of program National Anthem merciale d'Haiti" TRIDAY APRIL 21, 1961 "Joyeux Week End!" FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE 8:30-The United Shoe Association, S.A., the most modern shoe 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) factory in the Caribbean presents its program: "Highway 6:30--Evening general program schedule ENTRY (INCLUDING Patrol", starring Broderick Crawford. ONLY 30 MINUTES 8:00-The Frankie Laine Show", sponsored by "Banque Com- 10:00-Close of program National Anthem merciale d'Haiti" TRIDAY APRIL 21, 1961 "Joyeux Week End!" FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE 8:30-The United Shoe Association, S.A., the most modern shoe 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) factory in the Caribbean presents its program: "Highway 6:30--Evening general program schedule ENTRY (INCLUDING Patrol", starring Broderick Crawford. 6:33-Our Miss Brooks 9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- 7:03-Weather Report ROUND-TRIP ed by the Esso Reporter. 7:0G-Children's program: a) A Children's story b): Cartoons BOAT 9:05-The Voice of Firestone presents "TV Concert Hall", pro- 1: 45-Telenews (lst edition) Review of the day's events gram sponsored by the Firestone Interamerican Co. 8:30-Pour vous Mesdames Cooking Show, presented by Miche- TRANSPORTATION) 9:35-Haitian History, with Ernst Trouillot line and her hosts 10:00-Close of program - National Anthem 9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, presentONLY $1.00 ed by the Esso Reporter. TUESDAY APRIL 18, 1961: "Tele-Journal, Derniere Edition" 9:05-Musical Show Children 50 Cents 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) 0:00-Close of program National Anthem 6:30-Evening general program schedule SATURDAY APRIL 22, 1961: Les Petites Fantaisies" Private Dressing Rooms 6:33-Science Fiction Theater 5:30-Test Pattern 7:03-Weather Report 6:00-Presentation of evening program White Sand Beach 7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b), Cartoons 6:05-Junior Magazine Fine Restaurant and Snack Bat C) A Western 6:30-Childrent Feature "Cisco Kid" 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events 7:00-Weather Report WATER SKIING 8:00-Raymond Massey presents "I Spy" 7:06-Education Nationale program Presented by Ludovic Madet 8:30-Telecinema 7:45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events SKIN-DIVING 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present: 8:00-Ford Show SNORKELING ed by the Esso Reporter. 8:15-Rendez-vous Chez Jacotte 9:05-Telecinema (Cont'd) 8: 45-Tele-Sport (1st part) 10:00-Close of program National Anthem 9:00--Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- Completely Equipped WEDNESDAY APRIL 19, 1961: "Voulez-vous Jouer avec nous?" ed by the Esso Reporter. 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) 9:05-Tele-Sport (2nd part) Beach Cottages 6:30--Evening general program schedule 9:45-Jazz USA (2nd program on the best jazz formation) For Overnight 6:33-Music for all 10:15-Sign off E National Anthem 7:05-Documentary Or Weekly Visits 7:4 45-Telenews (1st edition) Review of the day's events SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961: "It it une fois" Special Summer Rate 8:00-Program sponsored by "La Maison Victor Saliba": Harbor 12:30-Test Pattern Music Command (5th Episode) 1:00-Program Schedule In Effect: 8:30-Man of the Week 1:05-Views of our World 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- 1:40-Improve your knowledge (Documentary) $6 Single $10 Double ed by the Esso Reporter. 's events SUNDAY APRIL 23, 1961: "It it une fois" Special Summer Rate 8:00-Program sponsored by "La Maison Victor Saliba": Harbor 12:30-Test Pattern Music Command (5th Episode) 1:00-Program Schedule In Effect: 8:30-Man of the Week 1:05-Views of our World 9:00-Telenews (2nd edition) Summary of the late news, present- 1:40-Improve your knowledge (Documentary) $6 Single $10 Double ed by the Esso Reporter. 2:03-Children Hour 9-s-Commonweatih 2:30--Adventures of Robinhood Presented by La Belle Creole CACIOUE ISLAND 10:00-Close of program National Anthem 3:00-Ping-Pong Tournament Presented by Nobbe & Bondel THURSDAY APRIL 20, 1961: "Le Pavillon des Varietes" (Henri Fabien vs Jean Auguste) "IBO BEACH" 6:00-Test pattern Music (Records) 3:30--Adventures of Champion (French series) PAUL & NANCY BAUSSAN 6:33-Th Honey Mooners 4:00--Telecinema 7:03-Weather Report 5:45-Telenews SAME OWNERSHIP, AS HOTEI 7:06-Children's program: a) A Children's story b) Cartoons 6:00-Sign off Ll National Anthem IBO LELE MANAGERS: a ENE W Wow TETARSE R Bamboche Creole STEDIACCREANE SHOW SEASON HAS ENDED BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS MAKE YOUR OWN Haiti's "Gingerbread Palace" and famed hoste lery the Grand Hotel Oloffson, show plare 0i BAMBOCHE AT THE Haitian architecture, exquisite cuisine and conten ted living. Set amongst a myriad of tropical trees and gardens the Oloffson. complete with minint ure pool, is the haven for the uninhibited and the mecca for the Caribbean tourist. OLOFFSON --- Page 7 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAITI SUN PAGE 7 >X O X 12th ANNIVERSARY Ja fsolle Cuéals FREE-PORT SHOPPING CENTER P. O. Box 676, PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAIT! Save 40 to 65% AROUND THE WORLD IMPORTS MINTON, WEDGWOOD, OMEGA, FATEKTRICIETA GUKKLAIN, LANVIN, ROYAL CROWN DARBY, JUVENIA TISSOT, BOREL, CARON, CHANEL, ROYAL COPENHAGEN, AUDEMAR PIGUET, RAPHAEL, PATOU, ROYAL WORCESTER, JAEGER LE COULTRE, BALMAIN, WORTH, ROYAL DOULTON, ULYSE NARDIN, RIVO, REVILLON, VIGNY, ROSENTHALE, SPODE, ATLANTA, STUDIO, CARVEN, LE GALLION, AYNSLEE, COALPORT, VULCAIN. FABERGE OF PARIS, GUSTAUBERG. JEAN D'ALBERT, JACQUES GRIFFE - FATH, PIGUET, KISLAV, dn CORDAY, GEORGE JENSEN, ENGLISH DOESKIN, HANS HANSEN, GERO, ITALIAN ANTELOPE. MINOX, CANNON DEAGSTED, GENSE. & S à PRINGLE, BALLANTYNE, ROYAL COPENHAGEN, The Finest of FRANCE, BERN HARD ALTMAN, ROYAL DOULTON, $ ITALY, AUSTRIA, LUISA SPAGNOLI. HUMMEL. $ A - LALIQUE, BACCAERAT; ORREFORS, HAEVEY'S BRISTOL WEBB & CORBETT, DANISH SILVER, CREAM, All FEENCH, VAL SOLAMBERT, GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY DANISH and STUART, LEERMAN, and BRAZILAN GEMS. SPANISH LIQUIEUES. HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS VooDoo Inspired SCULPTURES RAFFIA BAGS & SHOES JEWELRY Native-Inspir. - LALIQUE, BACCAERAT; ORREFORS, HAEVEY'S BRISTOL WEBB & CORBETT, DANISH SILVER, CREAM, All FEENCH, VAL SOLAMBERT, GOLD & SILVER JEWELRY DANISH and STUART, LEERMAN, and BRAZILAN GEMS. SPANISH LIQUIEUES. HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS VooDoo Inspired SCULPTURES RAFFIA BAGS & SHOES JEWELRY Native-Inspir. Factory Outlet HAITIAN MUSIC - Collector's Items SPORT SHIRTS MAHOGANY The Best. Typical Costume- Dressed DOLLS World Famous RUGS & DRAPERY Haitian RUM BARBANCOURT # Hai S send gifts to your friends in the U. S. A. without affecung your quota. See us for more information. - e8 a - J te dtoa 3et do X loo % a --- Page 8 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 196 AGE 8 HAITESUN Praise For Handicap Congress Dunham) Dance School Opens (Continued from page 1) Antonio Pierre will give Haitian lto work with it" hesdid. from Paris. They are lenwood folk dance instruction. Both Morris and Martin com Morris, who for seventeen years Mr Morris stated that upon sider the dance studio with it Miss Thelma Bryan, Secretary tion of Blind and partially sight- was considered Katherine Dun- receiving word from Miss Dun- excellent natural lighting an of the St. Vincent's School For ed children, Definitions of Blina ham's right-hand man and bal- ham of her intention to open airy rooms one of the best the Handicapped Children, returned ness, Professional Literature, let masfer, and his partner, Por- a school in Haiti he immediatel7 have worked in. recently from Guatemala where Rehabilitation of the Adult Blind, tugese-born star of the Paris accepted her invitation to. teac) she attenided as a delegate of Preparation and Placement of Opera Ballet Dilette Martin w.o because Haiti, he explained, had Below the studio, on thi Haiti the First Inter-American the Blind in employment, Re- is considered one of the top Can always interested him. "I knov ground floor, Max Buteau i Conference on Work For The gion Wide Problems affecting Cah dancers of France. Len- of the immense talent that ex- completing a new stylish ain Blind. This Conference was spon: the Blind Production and distri- wood Morris has toured forty- ists here and I will be happylconditioned restaurant. sored by the American Founda- bution of talking bools, Services three countries with Miss Dunton For Overseas Blind, the for deaf-blind children and ad- ham and her troup, and assisted World Council for the Welfare ults, Futurs regional coorpera- her with choreography and mofor the Blind with the Co-orpor- tion, Braille Uniformity, Produc- vie and television work. Mis DISCOVER THE of National Committee tion and distribution. FASCINATION ation the Maitin has appeared in several for the Blind and Deafmutes of movie made in Italy. OF HAITI Guatemala and its purpose was Miss Bryan was chosen to be to extend and improve services on the resolution committee sre The masterful Haitian dancer, for the education, rehabilitation, reports that this historically in- Ciceron, who spent five years Through Its employment and welConference attained Postage general portant the with Stamps touring Miss Dunham has fare of the blind throughout the necessary interchange to bring been retained to instruct in rit- For complete information in Haiti Western Hemisphere. about better coordination and ual dances. Brasilian Macumba Stamps and other details which wili be cooperation among the various Suarez will teach popular and The Work Sessions covered services for the blind througho'it! classical South American dan- furnished you free of charge, write to the following topics Educa- the world. ces while Maurice Augustin and P.O. Box 723 PORT-AU-PRINCE Main Office in1 PETIONVILLE Office in AwayOr At Home A Car PORT -AU- PRINCE Sinclair Gas Stalion Shont Chérie distance: from all Haili PETIONVILLE Holels, Of Your Own NEXTTORCRI Building Phone:7436 Opp. The Work Sessions covered services for the blind througho'it! classical South American dan- furnished you free of charge, write to the following topics Educa- the world. ces while Maurice Augustin and P.O. Box 723 PORT-AU-PRINCE Main Office in1 PETIONVILLE Office in AwayOr At Home A Car PORT -AU- PRINCE Sinclair Gas Stalion Shont Chérie distance: from all Haili PETIONVILLE Holels, Of Your Own NEXTTORCRI Building Phone:7436 Opp. ROYAL BANK: CANADA Trsnahd phone:3968 US see PTW -2 BENT:3-CAR AMERICAN EXPRESS AND DINERS CLUB CREDIT CARD HONORED CARS DAILY RATE DECEMBER 15th TO APRIL 14th AVAILABLE 24 Hours OPEL (4 DOOR) e $9.00 Per Day HILLMAN MINX Plus 10c. Per Mile A MG (On Application) WEEKLY RATE FREE $45.00 Per 7 Day Week Road Maps, Plus 10c. Per Mile PMES Information ALL RATES INCLUDE Pick-up and delivery GAS FEATURING OPEL REKORD (4 DOOR) from hotels, dirport AVAILABLE Insurance AT ALL LEADING HOTELS and pier Oil FOR RESERVALIONS, ROAD MAPS ANI SUGGESTED ITINERARIES, WRITE OR CABLE A VIS CAR RENT A LS P.O. Box 602 - PORT-ATEPRINCE, HAITI. = --- Page 9 --- SUNDAY APRILI 16TH 1961 HAITI SUN" PAGE 9 1957 Constitution Prescribes Ito case fill a vacancy. In the latter 100 of the present Consti- ther the meeting is to be rethey shall assume oflice tution; sumed New Legislative Chamber upon election and shall serve 6.To set itself up as in public. only for the remainder of the court of justice. high Article 57 - In case of an unexpired term. emergency, when the legislative CHAPTER II the primary assemblies, under Article 56 The body is not in session, the ExTHE LEGISLATIVE POWER the conditions and in the man- Article 52-In case -of death, the National meetings be of ecutive Power may convoke the SECTION I ner prescribed by law. resignation, disqualifieation, Assembly shall National Assembly in extraorTHE LEGISLATIVE BODY Article 50 L To be a member dicial interdiction, or acceptan- ju- public. dinary session. of the legislative body, it shill ce of a new office Article 58-The presence in EE incompatible Article 48 The Legislative be" necessary: with that of a member of the However, they may take pla- the National Assembly of a twopower shall be exercised by a 1. To be a Haitian and never legislative body, provision shall ce behind closed doors at the thirds majority of the membsingle assembly known as the to have renounced Haitian be made for the replacement of request of five members and ers of the legislative body shall "Legislative Chamber." nationality; the member in his electoral dis- afferwards it will be decited be required for the adoption of Article 49 The number of 2.To be twenty-five years trict only for the remainder of by an absolute majority whe- decisions. me m ibers of the Legislative old; the unexpired term, by a speciChamber shall be fixed at sixty- 3. To enjoy civil and political al election after convocation of seven deputies until the law es- rights; the primary electoral tablishes the number of citizens 4. To have resided at least by the President of the assembly Reputhat are to be represented by five years in the district blic during the month in which each deputy. represented. the vacaney occurs. Article 51 The members of Meanwhile, the number and the legislative body shall be However, before a size of the (electoral) subdivi elected for six years and may resi gn: tion, the accepting sions for each distriet will be re-elected number of Legislative lookpun be any Chamber may make all sorts of determined, account being tak: times. at least by the President of the assembly Reputhat are to be represented by five years in the district blic during the month in which each deputy. represented. the vacaney occurs. Article 51 The members of Meanwhile, the number and the legislative body shall be However, before a size of the (electoral) subdivi elected for six years and may resi gn: tion, the accepting sions for each distriet will be re-elected number of Legislative lookpun be any Chamber may make all sorts of determined, account being tak: times. inquiries into the cireumstances en of their economic and polisurrounding the resignation. Noa 629R ALSANO BLUE ANGEL & STAUR tical importance and the density Their term shall begin on the on of the population. second Monday of April of the The election shall be held the label Deputies shall be elected by vear in which they are elécted, within thirty days after the cona plurality of the votes cast inunless they have been eleeted vocation to election. The same procedure shall be followed in default of elections or in case of nullity of elections in one or more districts. However, if the vacancy occurs during or after the last regular session of the legislature, no byelection shall be. held. Article 53-The following persons may not be members of the legislative body: Those who have contracts with or concessions from the State for exploitation of the national resources or the operation of public services, or their representatives or authorized agents, or those of foreign companies in like case; unless they terminate their publicly conmamsbasbanaut tracts or transfer them to third Biatitte Suers, de mis sen Garbère beuteiltse DCo. sar persons who are neither relati- * Daut prince (Xat) ves nor related by marriage. Rortrdsp SECTION II THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Article 51 The members of the legislative body shall mcet him in national assembly for the opHatanount ening and closing of each ses: sion, as well as in the cases Served EXCLUSIVELY af Haini's Leading specified in Article 55 of the HOTELS RESTAURANTS CONNOISSEURS present Constitution. & & BY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD for those The powers of the National Assembly are limited and may not extend to matters other than who insist those specially assigned to it by the. Constitution, on the best Article 55-The National Ass embly shall have the followine powers: ISSA OFHAITI 1. To receive the constitution X at oath of the President 0 ART GALLERY the Republic; onRoe du Quai 2. To declare war, on the re: EBEL commendation of the Exe by cutive Scolplures by PAINTINGS Power; HORLOGERIES DE PRECISION R.FRANCOiS Cedor LADHADSIDE-EONDS3UUSS6E 3. best Article 55-The National Ass embly shall have the followine powers: ISSA OFHAITI 1. To receive the constitution X at oath of the President 0 ART GALLERY the Republic; onRoe du Quai 2. To declare war, on the re: EBEL commendation of the Exe by cutive Scolplures by PAINTINGS Power; HORLOGERIES DE PRECISION R.FRANCOiS Cedor LADHADSIDE-EONDS3UUSS6E 3. To approve or reject peaces J.DU DERRIER J.E.Gourgue treaties and other internaV.Denis Exclusive Agent: tional treaties and convenO.DU PERAIER L.Lazard Little Europe Hd Partau Prince Haiti 4. To tions; revise the Constifution: A.DIMANCHE J.Gabriel FaMENnCOIsa hate TAT 5. To elect the Chief of Staters ER:RNET N.Jean in accordance with Article --- Page 10 --- TAGE 10 SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAI Model Of The Future Administratio; General Des Contributions (Tax Office) Kennedy Accents Latin Late, last year the ancient, The Tax office is only one of] vast improvement from its old Aid rambling wooden Tax Office atthree new impressive govern- wood and tin predecessor that Urgency the top of Rue des Casernes' mental buildings under construe- so aptly advertised the ravages was demolished. Following ex- tion this year. of time and whether. Says "If We Don't Move Now" cavation work solid foundations With Help were laid and now an imposing The new "Imprimerie de T'E- The new police headquarters Castro May Become Bigger Peril five-storey edifice that will bring tat", government printing plant is already half finished and will the various tax departments un- and home of the official govern- eventually, anchor iall the police Washington, April 11 L Presi-Thim on some of the proble der one roof is about to rise up ment gazette "Le Moniteur," is services under one concrete dent Kennedy said tonight "if connected with the Cuban s and become the city's tallest nearing completion and is a roof. we don't move now"" to aid La- ation. President Kennedy tou building. tin-American nations, Premier went on" to say: Fidel Castro of Cuba "may be "Latin America is a come a greater danger than he occupation to all of us, is E today." (Mr Schlesinger) is devoting - The President also declared time to that." that Latin America "is in a most g critical period, in its relations "I think Latin America is with us.." a most critical period in its President Kennedy made these lations with us," the Preside remarks in a television inter- said. "Therefore, ifwe daer viewitaped for nation-wide move now, Mr Castro broadcast by the National come a greater danger - Broadcasting Company. The ses- is today." sion dealt mostly with his conception of the Presidency and Pierre Salinger, White H his preference to work inform- press secretary, was asked ally with Administration officials' the President had in and White House aides. saying "if we don't move - Mr Salinger checked withpE The subject of Latin America ident Kennedy and then ae came up. in discussion of the that the President had meaces roles of some of the President's move to aid Latin Americant aides. The interviewer, Ray tions, not any sort of din Scherer, NBC White House cor move against the Castro regite respondent, asked about Arthur The President recently oufs M. Schlesinger Jr., author and ed a ten-year program ofUm Harvard professor of history States aid for LatinAmer who recently potlined President countries. He said at thedrs Kennedy's staff. that if the United States we not willing to provide such Reported on Cuban Issue "then we face a grave President Kennedy noted that minent danger that Mr Schlesinger toured several peoples will turn to Latin-Ameriean countries E about of other forms of a month ago and reported toltheir only hope for The Tax Oftice seen from the Rue des Casernes E view of the Tax office to be irom ther National Palace. The present Palais des Minis- teres is in the foreground while the future police Headquarters is on the right. 's staff. that if the United States we not willing to provide such Reported on Cuban Issue "then we face a grave President Kennedy noted that minent danger that Mr Schlesinger toured several peoples will turn to Latin-Ameriean countries E about of other forms of a month ago and reported toltheir only hope for The Tax Oftice seen from the Rue des Casernes E view of the Tax office to be irom ther National Palace. The present Palais des Minis- teres is in the foreground while the future police Headquarters is on the right. --- Page 11 --- SUN PAGE 11 Lunch Dine Have Cocktails DILLON Pledges Latins Aid By The SEA-SIDE Rio de Janeiro, April 11-Se-) the nature of our development cretary of the Treasury Douglas needs, we feel confident not only. KYONA BEACH Dillon said today that the United of the future of the Inter-AmeSates regarded "both economic rican Development Bank, but of stagnation and social injustice our countries themselves." as totally intolerable" in the Practical Steps Studied 00Americas. The dominant note in the first DEEP-SEA FISHING EXCURSIONS major inter-American meeting President Kennedy's alliance- since President Kennedy took forprogress program is prepa- office continued to be one of to substantial Swim, Water-Ski red devote new harmony. In an atmosphere of Spearfish, Snorkle, money "over and above the pre- agreement on the basic importsent flow of public and private ance of attacking Latin Americapital to basic economic deve- ca's economic and social ills to And Sail In Safe Coastal lopment" in Latin America, Mr preserve democratic governDillon told the annual meeting ment, the conference turned its Waters From Kyona of the governors of the Inter- attenton to practical methods American Development Bank. and work plans for the common He calied on Latin-American task. HAVE YOUR PARTY AT KYONA scountries 'to draw up, long-term Mr Dillon reported this afteridevelopment plans establishing noon to a round-table meeting 00specific goals and priorities as of delegates on the results of the ja foundation for a "concerted meeting in London, last month maximum effort over the next of the Development Assistance tlecade" to pruvide for a steady Group which embraces the maand. widely shared economic jor eapital-exporting countries of - - growth. - the West. He said the prospeets Latin-Anserican delegates re- were good for an expanded flow acted wazmly to Mr Dillon's of development capital on favoripresentaticn oi the Kennedy pro- able terms for borrowing coundaram. After applause lasting-tries and on an "assured and more than a minute had died continuing basis." indown, Finance Minister Clemenerlia beans le Mariani, of Brazil, who is Mr Dillon said that "exter foe bresiding at the meeting, said: assistance can be critically im: AT want to express the satis- portant' 'to the economic growth erlia vaction with which people of La- process of developing countries. goodness aln America received President "But it con be effective only proposal of an allian- when the developing countries EER fori progress. With such com- make full use of their own rerehension by our great sister sources on their own behalf," he aration of our problems and ofladded. dit SOCIAL WELFARE WEEK (Continued from page 5) eros.at the Institute of Social Welfare and six Rehabiliation Worksreceived their certificates. During the same week the Governi nent of Haiti celebrated the "World Day of Public Health" in hb boperation with the World Health Organization. The celebrations yes...you get nd "Social Welfare Week" may contribute to a social action and a a continued governmental and private initiative in the field DE - Social Welfare Services in Haiti. The dedicated Opened social ein and institutions may inspire citizens and the Government X get the appropriate equipment and train competent personnel. The arrival of the United Nations Social Welfare Adviser in OK ENO aitt coincided the beans with "Social in Welfare of Week" celebrations. every cup An ithin the Ceiebrations the United Nations Technical Assistance areau Representative and the Social Welfare Adviser were both ceived by the President of the Republic, His Excellency Dr. a a continued governmental and private initiative in the field DE - Social Welfare Services in Haiti. The dedicated Opened social ein and institutions may inspire citizens and the Government X get the appropriate equipment and train competent personnel. The arrival of the United Nations Social Welfare Adviser in OK ENO aitt coincided the beans with "Social in Welfare of Week" celebrations. every cup An ithin the Ceiebrations the United Nations Technical Assistance areau Representative and the Social Welfare Adviser were both ceived by the President of the Republic, His Excellency Dr. rancois Duvalier. NESCAFÉ The all coffee instant coffee with the Drambuie Let's have another cup" taste. LIQUEUR Y It's no secret that extra coffee beans make (NEW) INDISPENSABLE FOR coffee extra good. 43 choice, deep-roasted beansgoi into everg-flavortuleupoft today's THE ENJOYABLE Nescafé, No no NESCAFE PARTY other coffee. matterhow INSTANT it's made : tastes sO fresh, SO friendly, SO AND completely satisfying. In today's Nescafé, COFFEE AGENTES the accent is on coffee! FESTIVITIES UNICOS MeA-Cofesthied The only sweet LIQUEUR made in Scotland on Get NESCAFÉ today! the basis OI the finest Rure old SCOTCH WHISKY., Indispensable for festivities and for every occa- bleneded and noasled sion. laole EXOLUSIVE AGENTS: your ce L. PREFTZMANAOGEERHOLM & CO.O MXXXXXXXXXX22X04000XXXXXXX004013 --- Page 12 --- PAGE 12 HAITI SUN SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 Union School Panel On Education Scores ibe the first attributes of a teach-) er," Mrs Richardot continued, Toto Bissainthe stating that they give the child 4 Panelists discussed "Edu-pled education a "constant adapt "security to start the filling of cation for Service" Tuesday ation from birth," and said that his cup of service." (Continued from 4) Toto Bissainthe afternoon at a meeting of the the mother has the greatest res- The Rev. Fr. Henry N. Bur: "Les page well. may one Union School Parent LL Teacher ponsibility of any person for ed- rows, director of College St. In 1958, Griots" finally day be a great star. She is very Assn. ucating the child, especially un- Pierre, added that the child played Genet's "Les Negres" talented and all concurs to "Theatre The that she Mrs Jean Richardot, a gradu- til the child is three years old. must come to think of giving at lasted 6 months. Lutece". Roger play Blin prove was born under ate of Mt. Holyoke College, cal-! lAffection and consistency must "not in terms of things, but in was awarded an Oscar for the a lucky star. terms of personalities. We do staging. In September 1960 Toto Nadine MAGLOIRE [not secure their love by giving LECTIO things and gadgets... To give Bissainthe obtained a part in Le Nouvelliste, April 10, 1961 WATCHES OF GREAT DISTINCTION CD and serve in a meaningful way, Lorraine Hansberry "A Raisin TO GIVE AND WEAR WITH PRIDE UT Fr. Burrows continued people in the Sun." It is the part of TOPERS must be "full enough so they a young colored college girl in can give." He said that a per- the South of the U.S. who falls NOTICE son cannot "love his neighbor in love with an African who a as himself unless he has a mea- believes the racial problem solsure of love, dignity, and res- ved by returning to Africa. Mme Vve Richard Peters pect for himself.". brings to the notice of her loyal Toto Bissainthe works also for customers that she has not openMrs Robert D. ." It is the part of TOPERS must be "full enough so they a young colored college girl in can give." He said that a per- the South of the U.S. who falls NOTICE son cannot "love his neighbor in love with an African who a as himself unless he has a mea- believes the racial problem solsure of love, dignity, and res- ved by returning to Africa. Mme Vve Richard Peters pect for himself.". brings to the notice of her loyal Toto Bissainthe works also for customers that she has not openMrs Robert D. Heinl said that broadcast stations and makes ed any branch of Peters Bakery a education for service must pre- some TV appearances. She is of the Champ de Mars where am pare the child to seek wise considering taking up singing.is found as always the same goals. She urged educators to - instill Her career is coming along very quarity and the same service "compassion" and "sacri- I fice" in their charges. Without these virtues, the speaker observed "children tend to become oriental pashals.' ' Col. Henry Reichner, of the U.S. Naval Mission, continued NOW...You can take the discussion. He said that eduRef. 7317 <NecI Plus Uleax-ofselfwinding cation must center the rewatches 39 Jewels Gyrotron powered. alization the child is e of See advantage creative (Selection> the superb models 1960 at foremost Girard-Perregaux jewellers. being, capable of perceiving duty, need and sorrow. He urged educators to "stress excellence" in the classroom and the fact that man, has a conscience capdha Belle Crédles GIRARD-PERREBAUX able of directing him toward serving the needs of others. H4aetininal Fred Quinn of USIS did World-wide shopping laudable job as the Panel's monitor. at FREE PORT prices ONSALE AT THE Automobile while you're in Haiti Salesman Wanted BETTER STORES We are looking for a qua: For example, if you live in New York, you can lified salesman to sell a marl buy JOHNNIE WALKER RED LABEL of automobile with a world wide reputation. for $2.90 Applicants' sound under: standing of the English landelivered at our brokersl New York warehouse guage is imperative. All applications should be You know addressed in writing to P.O for $3.40 Box 457 with the following de delivered in your home kt'sa really fine tails: Age, schooling, profession If you live in New Jersey, Illinois, Connecticut, Scotch when it's al education and references Massachusefts, Idaho, North Dakota, West JOHNNIE together with complete list of Virginia, or the District of Columbia, former employment. All apWALKER plications will be treated as for $3.40 delivered in your home strietly confidential. Only written applications wi ill be considered. JOHNNIE WALKER NO LUGGING Born 1820- atill going strong NO OVERWEIGHT auE AESE DISTRIRUTOR PREETZMAN-AGGERHOLM NO CUSTOMS PROBLEMS Iuswre Against the Fulive NO BOTHER @ SERT f While you're in Haiti, come to La Belle Creole and Wi 3t8 inquire about this convenient service. A 313933R20 VIRGINIA DOCHIY When you get back home, you may request CAUEEEES information fromFIRE CAR PERSONAL TRAVEL GOoDS Representatives of La Belle Creole E X Ciyaretteo 366 Broadway Noresich.Union Fire Insurance Lid New York 13,N.Y. a UOSEPH NADRLES Co AGENT La Belle Creole's WORLD-WIDE SHOPPING a Sptendid PrAVAE PHONE -3486 AT FREE PORT PRICES JOSEFH NADAL & CO. --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAITI SUN? PAGE 13 both created in Trinidad and the hotels have varied entertanYou May Say "To-Baa-Go, 99 But Tobago and then exported to thel ment programs which include rest of the world, are featured both steel bands and more sedin these night clubs. Co AGENT La Belle Creole's WORLD-WIDE SHOPPING a Sptendid PrAVAE PHONE -3486 AT FREE PORT PRICES JOSEFH NADAL & CO. --- Page 13 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAITI SUN? PAGE 13 both created in Trinidad and the hotels have varied entertanYou May Say "To-Baa-Go, 99 But Tobago and then exported to thel ment programs which include rest of the world, are featured both steel bands and more sedin these night clubs. Most oflate dance music. Islanders Call It "To-Bay-Go" ROBINSON CRUSOE ISLE Scarboronght, Tobago Time a modern ferry that also trans- many as 17 different species of has been kind to Tobago, thez orts autos on the six hour trip. humming birds have been spotttiny little Caribbean island that Near the airport is the island's ed in a single day, as well as has been a haven for many rewest resort facility, the Cro: n unusual specimens of warblers years for vacationing tourists Point Hotel, a modern luxucy and buntings. who really mean it when they stablishment on a lovely beach say they "want to get away acing the famous Buccoo Reci. Originally discovered by Cofrom it all." Setween there and the qua. at lumbus in 1498, Tobago was naSird of Paradise Inn at Spcy- med after the Carib Indian TaIt is remarkably like the is- ide on the other end of t'ie puago because it was shaped land visualized by Daniel Defoe sland is a whole world of strin- like the pipes in which they when he sat down in front of an e things to explore during Va- smoked their tobacco. Most vi-] early English Admiralty chart! ation days of almost perpet Val sitors give the name a Spanish of Tobago in the opening years unshine. pronounctation "toe-BAA-gO" of the 18th Century to write his but the islanders immediately classic tale of Robinson Crusoe. There's Robinson Crusoe's Ci jump in with a correction to, It is so like Defoe's description e, where many actually think "toe-BAY-go." of the lush tropical isle where! he stranded sailor lived, tra ls the fictional sailor developed a hrough the mountain ridge tiat About 200 tourist rooms are one-man paradise that folks here nakes up the Tobago Forest I.e divided among the score or more actually believe it happened. cerve a favorite spot for avid of fine hotels and inns through bird-watchers to build up their the island. Winter rates range Jungle underbrush of the 1700s ccores- Old Fort George in from a low of about $8 (U.S.) thas been replaced by rolling Scarborough, the fine old plan- per person to a top of $24 for fields of sugar cane, coffee, ca- tation houses sprinkled through an air conditioned suite with ca0 and bananas, Fine roads the island and more powdery meals, of course. lace the island, connecting the sand beaches, than can ever be many small hotels, inns and used on a long vacation. Drive-yourself cars can be guest houses. At the southwestrented in Tobago, but most preern tip, Crown Point, the air- Off one end of the island is] fer to use the taxi-tour cars, port, handles twice daily flights famed Buccoo Reef, where skin- which offer a special rate of between Tobago and Trinidad. divers gather for under ter ex- $18 for a long day of explora- : ploration. Off the other e.d is tion. The flights of but 20 minutes "Little Tobago," the only naWith its lovely, uncrowded beaches seallopsed by coconut palms, connect with Pan American's tural home of birds of paradise, For those who just cannot go it's no wonder that British Tobago claims to be. the locale of Clipper routes at Port of Spain, except New Guinea. The bird- anywhere without visiting a Daniel Defoe's classic "Robinson Crusoe." The haven for Defoe's with jet flights toi New York, watching clans gather here for night-club, there are several on stranded sailor is now a haven for vacationists San Juan, South and Centraldawn and dusk views of the fa- the island and at least one a and seeking sun, surf America. There is also a daily bulous feathery, beauties. Here, short distance from any hotel. serenity, reports Pan Am. Clipper routes at Port of Spain, except New Guinea. The bird- anywhere without visiting a Daniel Defoe's classic "Robinson Crusoe." The haven for Defoe's with jet flights toi New York, watching clans gather here for night-club, there are several on stranded sailor is now a haven for vacationists San Juan, South and Centraldawn and dusk views of the fa- the island and at least one a and seeking sun, surf America. There is also a daily bulous feathery, beauties. Here, short distance from any hotel. serenity, reports Pan Am. Only 20 minutes by air from Triboat across to Port of Spain,and at other spots in Tobago, as] Steel bands and umpo dances, nidad, where Pan Am jets discharge tourists 4 and a halt hours after leaving the USA, Tobago specializes in villa-type hotels rated among the. best in he Caribbean, BUILDING MATERIAL, PAINTS, HARDWARE, HOME DECORATING ETC. CALL FIRST AT HAITI'S MOST MODERN STORE. M & S RUE AMERICAINE - - FHFRVSO Qunlip) he E0iprePATO is cedes acolias Gsnact Fuhid - iT CAapansc testt eneraon 2e11 erajew you ave com ou snifl and niece ft the eavero alass has hours Tfthes ourefuly. a see comaimeil we medt. ROR whary aores - -o It is a requisite for a house owner or anyone living in a house to visit M & S on Rue Americaine and see what improvement you can make to your home. The most revolutionary store of its kind in M S HE the SSSY Caribbean, & has convenient special parking and a beautiful displayroom with all items clearly price tagged. Bemico hewotia side the Chelakpist finest assortment of building materials, paints, hardware and household accessories M & S has the tools required by any Do-it-yourself hobbiest. --- Page 14 --- PAGE 14 "HAITISUN' SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 Log Of First Trip Text Of The Soviet Statement Into space logy- which, had by then been at-] Peace Seen) Advanced N. KHRUSHCHEV. tained. We gladly place them April 12, 1961. at On the And before eyes of all Space now, the of service peoples Following is play-by-play the whole world the working name of progress; in the capsule of man's first trip into force happiness and space as announced by the Rus- Moscow, April 12 (Ruters) - and the powerful of social- class, the Soviet collective farm the well-being of all human besians, according to The Asso- Following is the text of a state- ism. With a feeling of great joy peasantry and the Soviet intel ings on earth. We do not place ciated Press: ment on the Soviet space achie- and legitimate pride, the Cen- ligentsia the whole Soviet peo- our achievements and discover9:07 A.M. (Moscow time) -A vement issued today by the Cen- tral Committee of (Communist ple-- demonstrate an unprece- ies at the service of war but at rocket-propelled five-ton satell- tral Committee of the Soviet party) the Presidium of the U.- dented victory of science and the service of peace and secuite, carrying 27-ydar-old Maj Communist party, the Presidium S.S.R. Supreme Soviet and the technology. rity of peoples. Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin of the Supreme Soviet (Parlia- Soviet Government note that this Our country has surpassed ail soared aloft. The ship was nam- ment) and the Soviet Govern new era in the progressive de- other states in the world and The developments of science ed Vostok, meaning East. ment: velopment of mankind has been has been the first to blaze the and technology open boundless 9:22 A.M.-Gagarin radioded: opened by our country LE the trail into space. prospeets for mastering the for- "The flight is' proceeding nor: A great event has taken place. Gagarin of the Supreme Soviet (Parlia- Soviet Government note that this Our country has surpassed ail soared aloft. The ship was nam- ment) and the Soviet Govern new era in the progressive de- other states in the world and The developments of science ed Vostok, meaning East. ment: velopment of mankind has been has been the first to blaze the and technology open boundless 9:22 A.M.-Gagarin radioded: opened by our country LE the trail into space. prospeets for mastering the for- "The flight is' proceeding nor: A great event has taken place. country of victorious socialism. ces of nature and for their use mally: I feel well. He said he For the first time in history) The Soviet Union was the first for the benefit of mankind. One was over South America. man has accomplished a flight Tsarist Russia Cited to launch the intercontinental must for this purpose safeguard, into space. ballistic rocket. first of all, peace. 10:15 A.M--Gagarin reported In the past, backward Tsarist he was over Africa and said: On 12 April, 1961, at 0907 Mos- Russia could not even have It was the first to launch the On this solemn day, we adThe flight is normal I with- cow time (1:07 A.M. New York dreamed of achieving such ex artificial earth satellite, the first dress. once again the state and stand well peoples the of weight- time) the' Vostock spaceship ploits in the struggle for pro- to direct the spaceship towards Government of all countries an lesness." a gress or of competing with tech- the moon; it created the first appeal for LE 10:20 A.M. Moscow radio satellite, carrying man on peace. May all peoascended into space and. hically and economically more artificial satellite of the sun, and ple,irrespective of race and nasaid the satellite was being having board, a flight advanced countries. sent a spaceship toward Venus. tion, color, religious beliefs and' brought down. round the accomplished successfully One after another, Soviet space- social condition, devote all their 10:55 A.M.-Gagarin "safely landed on the globe, sacred soil of our By the will of the working ship satellites with life on board efforts to safeguarding stable landed in the prearranged area motherland, the Soviet. Union. class, by the will of the people have affected flights into outer peace throughout the world. of the SSR" He made this and by the party of space and returned to earth. statement: The first man to penetrate] Communists inspired headed by Lenin, Let us end the armament race, space was a Soviet man, a cit-l our country has turned into a The crown of our achieve Let us bring about universal "Please report to the (Com- izen of the USSR (Union of So- most powerful Socialist state ments in the exploration of outer and complete disarmament unmunist) party and Gevernment viet Socialist Republics). and reached unprecedented space proved to bes the trium- der strict international control. and personally to Nikita Sergeheights in the development of phant flight of a Soviet man in This will be the decisive contriyevich Khrushchev that the This is an umparallelled vic- science and technology. a space around the earth. bution to the sacred cause of landing was normal. I feel well, tory of man over the forces of thei protection " have no injuries or bruises.' nature, the immense achieve- When in October, 1917, the We, Soviet people building of peace. ment of science and technology working class took power into communism, have had the honor The glorious achievement, of Gagarin was aloft 1 hour and and the triumph of human mind: its own hands many, even hon- of being the first to enter into our native country inspires all 48 minutes, and 1 hour and 29 Foundations have been laid for est, people doubted whether it outer space. The victories in the Soviet people to fresh feats in minutes in space orbit. man's flight into space, would be able to govern the exploration of the cosmos is re- the construction of communism. The ship's maximum distance In this achievement, which will country and preserve at least garded by us, not only the ach- Forward, toward fresh achievefrom earth was reported as 188 pass into history, are embodied that level of the development ievement of our people but also ments in the name of peace, miles and the minimum as 110: the genius of the Soviet peoplel of economy, science and techno- of entire mankind. Soviet people to fresh feats in minutes in space orbit. man's flight into space, would be able to govern the exploration of the cosmos is re- the construction of communism. The ship's maximum distance In this achievement, which will country and preserve at least garded by us, not only the ach- Forward, toward fresh achievefrom earth was reported as 188 pass into history, are embodied that level of the development ievement of our people but also ments in the name of peace, miles and the minimum as 110: the genius of the Soviet peoplel of economy, science and techno- of entire mankind. progress and happiness of mankind. Gagarin Congratulated JMt In Khruschev Telegram - Moscow, April 12-Following Hattian is the text of Premier Khrushchev's telegram to Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin, as distributed by the Soviet press agency Tass: Dear Yuri Alekseyevich, roft I am most happy. to warmly Ne congratulate you on the outstanding the v heroic exploit 69.RUE DU QUAI first cosmic flight on board the satellite spaceship Vostok. WHAT TO BUY : The whole Soviet people admires your glorious exploit : SISAL BAGS and. BELTS which will be rem embered through the ages as an example - FRENCH PERFUMES and LIQUORS of courage, valor and heroism in the service of mankind. WOOD CARVINGS . MAHOGANY Your flight turns a new page in the history of mankind, in - .TORTOISE SHELL the conquest of outer space and fills the hearts of the Soviet .STRAW GOOS.PAINTINGS people with great joy and pride in their Socialist homeland. PA I congratulate you whole-heartedly upon your happy return riviere & riviere from the joumney in Sace-to native earth. I embrace you. expecting to meet you soon in" Moscow. --- Page 15 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAITISUN' PAGE 15 Cap Haitien Petitions Haiti Airways Pres. Kennedy ANNOUNCES (Continued from page 1) Embassy do not remain indiffer- soon a just solution will be Board's decision refusing Carib- ent to the problem, it would not found. THREE NEW AIR SERVICES air the authorization to become be exaggerating to believe that Le Nouveau Monde, April 9, '61. FOR THE REPUBLIC established in our city. Kennedy, and it is impossible for The interested parties stated him to remain deaf to our call 1. AIR TAXI SERVICE to international Airthat this decision is against the whose sole goal is to save our HAITI AIR CHIEF any general interest, against the community from economical (Continued from page 1) port Haitian people, against the good stemation. onel Curtis, US Airmission neighbor policy. chief in Haiti. 2. AIR AMBULANCE with complete oxygen and) To maintain that Caribair did Text week a copy of this peother emergency equipment. not prove the need of an air tition, together with an appro- Latin, U.S. Air Chiefs service for Cap Haitien since printe letter, will also be sent Plan Parley Cohata already connects this to Mr Dean Rusk, Secretary of Washington Air Force chiefs 3. AIR SHOPPERS SERVICE Take your list? city with Port au Prince, is Ste e, Adlai Stevenson; U.S. De- of Latin American nations ( of things that you need from Miami to Haiti? proof that the Civil Aeronautics legate to the U.N., Adolphe Ber- except Cuba and the DominiAirways, and will do Board somewhat ignores the si- le, Interamerican Affair Coord- can Republic will attend a will they your shopping fore tuation; its arguments corres- in:or, Cardinal Spellman, New conference with the U.S. you. SHOPPERS SERVICE Take your list? city with Port au Prince, is Ste e, Adlai Stevenson; U.S. De- of Latin American nations ( of things that you need from Miami to Haiti? proof that the Civil Aeronautics legate to the U.N., Adolphe Ber- except Cuba and the DominiAirways, and will do Board somewhat ignores the si- le, Interamerican Affair Coord- can Republic will attend a will they your shopping fore tuation; its arguments corres- in:or, Cardinal Spellman, New conference with the U.S. you. They even deliver it to your door iff neither Arc pond with the real facts, York's Bishop, Nelson Rockefel- Force officials here later this you wish. nor with statistical data. The ler, N. Y. State Governor, Ralph month. ( Order before the 12th of April and delivery will be made by Government has already spent Bu-ch. Assistant Secretary Gen- The conference, sponsored by Sthe 20th. seven million dollars to make eral at the U.N., James Farley, Gen. Thomas D. White, Air ForG a touristic town of the Northern former Minister, Claude Bar ce chief of staff, is intended Capital. Here is a table com- nett, President of the Associat- foster a closer relationship HATTI beAIRWAYS paring Cap Haitien and Port au ed Negro Press, Fulbright, Pre- tween the USAF and the interPrince tourists. sident of the House Foreign Af American air forces and create AIRPORT TERMINAL Tourists in Port au Prince fairs Committee, to' the four col- a better understanding among 17,708 ored American Congressmen: the conferees through an ex1952 20,031 William Dawson, Robert Nix, change of views on mutual pro-G PORT AU V - PRINCE N 35,749 Charles Piggs, Adam Powell, blems. u 48,071 and to the Members of the Ci1955 55,007 vil Aeronautics Board of Wash1956 65,766 ington. Tourists in Cap Haitien If we say that the Haitian 916 Government and the American EVERY FRIDAY IT'S 1,075 THE 1,283 DAVE & WALLY 1,663 (Continued from page 1 2,821 ating say the boys leit 3,514 $100,000 worth of creditors in their wake. It is Hotel SANSSOUCI 3,863 not known wheThis tremendous difference is ther they departed on a fund only due to the following facts: raising trip to the U.S. to re8 P.M. PUNCH BOWL AND DINNER travelers, in average, do not turn "bientot" and pay off their stay over 3 days; therefrom the creditors of whether they just lack of time to visit the North; decided on a health trip after the propaganda carried by the almost a half a decade of strugTERRIFIC FLOOR SHOW hotels to keep the customers in gling against the ebbing tourist the capital: and also the parti- tide and the pre-concrete, often ADMISSION $1.50 cular situation of the Haitian flooded, main-street. air transport Company, which The names of Dave and Wally isa commercial line as well aslTalamas in their brief careers > X a military line and has neverlbecame synonymous for tourism. G beer able to advertise adequat- Not a night of the year could a ely or organize a ticket counter pass without their making a fo- @ in the U.S. It is doubtless to ray into the night-club world say that only connections with and ultimately plugging their AMAZING the outside world will allow gift store. The bacon would @ NEW apSUSE Christophe's old' kingdon, to take pear at their store the next its place on the Caribbean map. day in usually trim form of Cap Haitien is already visited North American visitors. Their by tourist ships. Under which wood sculpture department bloo- - economical concept can it be somed into a tourist sight with - refused a direct air line with visitors watching the craftsmen à the outside, and to prevent it to at work. One vouthful sculptor benefit à FESTIVAL of the law of progress added a belly-dance for good especially when the U.S. Gov- measure. & emment is going to make al big It is hoped, whatever their and important effort to help the problem, the boys will soon retnderdeveloped countries? Their by tourist ships. Under which wood sculpture department bloo- - economical concept can it be somed into a tourist sight with - refused a direct air line with visitors watching the craftsmen à the outside, and to prevent it to at work. One vouthful sculptor benefit à FESTIVAL of the law of progress added a belly-dance for good especially when the U.S. Gov- measure. & emment is going to make al big It is hoped, whatever their and important effort to help the problem, the boys will soon retnderdeveloped countries? turn to the fold and lighten the These are the points included lot on the HAPA Corps so taxed Flour in the petition to President by their sudden departure. 299099999995 oooo - FOR a 0A VISIT TO Sand S WITH Cay? BETTER CAKES THE WORLD'S MOST SPECTACULAR, a CORAL REEF BETTER TASTE IS A MUST The BARRACUDA II leaves the Casino BETTER TEXTURE 0 Pier daily at 10am and returns at Ipm. a sececce & * se6ce6e << < a 4 de A < --- Page 16 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 PAGE 16 "HAITI SUN" UN Adviser To Aid Social Welfare BERLE STRESSES LATIN AID (Continued from page 15) should be possible to increase "As that decade draws to a Program In Haiti is not against that obstacle. by at least one half the living close it should be possibie to Communist opposition is merely standards of everyone, of the open new doors to a larger life one of the difficulties we must poorest far more than that," for every child and youth in the A public health and welfare] expansion of the School of So- overcome, Our real struggle is Mr Berle predicted. linter-American world." adviser from the provineial gov- cial Services. to add strength, organization ernment of Manitoba, Canada, Mr Troniak has resigned his and resources to the tremendous will assist the Haitian Govern- position at the Department of surge for life, construction and ment in the reorganization and Health andi Welfare of the gov- human improvement sweeping implementation of a program of ermment of Manitoba where he Latin America today." social welfare. was a district senior supervisor "Our ultimate enemies are John THE Public AT He is Tronisk of Winni- of Welfare. ignorance and disease, grinding peg, Canada, who is assigned, to His previous international ser- poverty and insecurity, lack of Haiti under the United Nations vice dates back to 1944 when he production and lack of social program of technical assistance. was a welfare officer, and later justice - all legacies of a disHe arrived on March 26 inan area team director with the carded past,' Mr Berle declarL Port au Prince and was wel- UN Relief and Rehabilitation ed. V A comed by Mr Jean B. Richar- Administration in Europe. From dot, Resident Representative of 1947-52, he was with the Child He said there had been an the United Nations Technical As- Search Division and Child Wel- enthusiastic response to the Al sistance Board in Haiti. Work- fare Services of the InternationSALES COUNTER liance of Progress plan proposed ing with the Ministry of Labor al Refugee Organization. In by President Kennedy to Latinand Social Welfare, he will help 1957-59, he was a UN social wel- American diplomatic representprepare and carry out a prog fare adviser to the Moroccan atives at the White House March ram of social welfare activities Government. 13th. under the newly-formed Instit- Mr Troniak, 43, is a graduate In a period of a decade, it ATTENTIONIIN ute of Social Welfare, and will of the School of Social Work, assist in the reorganization and University of Manitoba. of Progress plan proposed ing with the Ministry of Labor al Refugee Organization. In by President Kennedy to Latinand Social Welfare, he will help 1957-59, he was a UN social wel- American diplomatic representprepare and carry out a prog fare adviser to the Moroccan atives at the White House March ram of social welfare activities Government. 13th. under the newly-formed Instit- Mr Troniak, 43, is a graduate In a period of a decade, it ATTENTIONIIN ute of Social Welfare, and will of the School of Social Work, assist in the reorganization and University of Manitoba. ATTENTIONI! NEW REYNOLDS Tobacco tastes best MANAGER YOU WILL FIND SUPERIOE QUALITY BLUE when the filter's recessed BONNET RICE EVERY DAY (Continued from page 1) A HIGHLY VITAMINED RICE Company's mines in the United SOLD BY SACK OF 100 POUNDS Rox States, Mexico and other counAT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: Parliament PACKOR tries. Mr Butterfield was Assistant Blue Bonnet Grade-A $10.50 or 52.50 Gdes INSURE WITH SURE INSURANCE Manager of Reynolds Jamaica Blue Bonnet Grade-B 8.59 or 42.50 Gdes. COMPANY Mines which operates bauxite Eiue Bonnet Grade- C 5.80 or CALEDONIAN INSURANCE mines in Jamaica. Before com29.00 Gdes. Founded In 1805 ing to work for Reynolds Jam-] INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT OF aica Mines, he was engaged in Discount of $.30 cents or 1.50 Gde. by 1001b sack on construction work for Frederick any purchase made directly from the Rice Mill at DETHE BRITISH PARLIAMENT Snare and Company, a large SEAUX (Artibonite Valley). RONY CHENET & SONS construction firm in New York AGENTS FOR HAITI work City engaged throughout in the construction Western Discount of 4 per cent on purchases of 20 sacks or Address Rue des Miracles Opposite National Bank. Hemisphere. more of rice. Mr Butterfield was graduated from the University of Alabama TO BUY ODVA RICE IS TO BUY a and has had experience all over Feics the world working especially in L Saudi Arabia and the Near East HAITIAN PRODUCED RICE as well as in Bolivia and sever- TO BUY HAITIAN PRODUCTS IS TO Rollei al other countries of Central and HELP DIRECTLY IN Taucke STABILIZING South America. No THE ECONOMY OF THE COUNTRY Touahe 080 lex us L FORD VE LIGA L TAUNUS MPr46 WITH A 17M Voint -anden Votgitanuer HASSELBLA SEE NEW BESSAMATIC BRAUN MODELS AT Hobby CAMERAS AT FREE POBT PRICES LUCIANI WValz & BERHMAN O d4 Aeamone Cenles a ofHfailisa Eaokla RUEBONNE FOI Phone: 23:0 OSRAM PIRCIE ger SKRHN AIR CONDIT TIONE s A --- Page 17 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1961 HAITI SUN? PAGE 17 Kennedy Proclaims Pan American Week Idesires of the peoples of this AT THE hemisphere for a better way of Lauds Inter-American Ties life and to preserve. and strengthen the free and democratic institutions in the American republics," he added. Bacoulon Washington Proclai mi ing35th President and voiced the Following is the full text of Pan American Day and Pan hope that the new administra- the THE presidential WHITE HOUSE proclamation: American Week, President Ken- tion would achieve internationai PAN AMERICAN DAY AND nedy reiterates the re-dedication peace "with dignity and justice PAN AMERICAN WEEK, 1961 of the United States to the task that all nations eamnestly de Club of cooperating with the people sire." BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE of Latin America in their eff UNITED STATES OF AMERICA orts to achieve "increased po- In his Feb. the Following is the full text of Pan American Day and Pan hope that the new administra- the THE presidential WHITE HOUSE proclamation: American Week, President Ken- tion would achieve internationai PAN AMERICAN DAY AND nedy reiterates the re-dedication peace "with dignity and justice PAN AMERICAN WEEK, 1961 of the United States to the task that all nations eamnestly de Club of cooperating with the people sire." BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE of Latin America in their eff UNITED STATES OF AMERICA orts to achieve "increased po- In his Feb. 2 reply, President A Whereas PROCLAMATION on April 14, 1961, the litical, spiritual, cultural and Kennedy praised the "close ties peoples" of the American repu- SO EXUITINGLY DIFFERENT" FOUR WORDS, economical well-being."' lof friendship that bind our two blics will honor the Mr Kennedy, in a proclama-l countries" and expressed confi- first anniversary of the seventy- foundTHE tion Friday, urged U.S. citizens dence that these ties will be ing of an organization for Interto join in observing April 14: as strengthened "in the coming Am rican cooperation, now Pan American Day to mark the years as we approach ever clos known as the Organization of FAMOUS BACOULOU founding 71 years ago of the er to our common goals of a American States; Organization of American Sta- just peace and prosperity for tes (OAS). all men." Whereas the the VOODOO DANCERS He set April 9-15 as Pan AmeUnited States view people with of symparican Week as evidence of the President Kennedy's proclam- thy and urgency the aspirations WEDNESDAY EVENINGS historical ties and friendly re ation said "the ideals of peace, of their good neighbors of this lations which unite the people fredom. and human progress are hemisphere for a way of life of this country with the peoples again threatened by forces inof other American republics." 1 tent on subverting them, and a which tical, promises spiritual, increased cultural, poli- and The White House on Friday re-dedication of those determin- economic well-being; also made public telegrams ed to strengthen the Inter-Ame- Whereas the ideals of peace, which had been exchanged be- rican system is required." freedom, and human tween President Adolfo Lopez The United States is proud are again threatened progress Mateos of Mexico and President to participate within the frame-lintent on subverting them, by forces and dulls Kennedy. work hair of the Inter-American sys- "Soaping" ja rededication of those determintem in the formulation of. new ed to strengthen the Inter-AmeOn Jan. 20, the Mexican Pre- cooperative measures Halo for soci- rican it? is glorifies sident congratulated Mr Kenne-lal improvement and ecowomic Whereas system the United required; States of dy on his inauguration as the development to help meet the America is proud to participate within the framework of the Inter-American system in the for mulation of new cooperative measures for social improvement and economic development to: help meet the desires of the peoples of this hemisphere for Time takes on a rosy hue a better way of life and to prethrough the sapphire crystal serve and strengthen the free and democratic institutions in of your Movado a Firmament' 3 watch the American republics: Now, therefore, I, John F. Kennedy, President of the Unit ed States of America, do hereby proclaim Friday, April 14, 1961, as Pan American Day, and the period from April 9 to April 15, 1961, as Pan American Week; and I invite the Governors of the States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and other areas subject to the jurisdiction of the United States to issue similar proclamations, I also urge our citizens and all interested organizations to share in the celebration of Pan American Day and Pan Ameriican Week, in testimony of the Not a soap, not a historical ties and friendly re-] cream- Halo cannot Gives fragrant - The Movado sapphire crystal M 2654, oval Took' lations which unite the people S leave dulling, dirt- "soft-aater" lather hardness with a rare brilliance, gold.18.0L, of this country with the peoples film! of the United States to issue similar proclamations, I also urge our citizens and all interested organizations to share in the celebration of Pan American Day and Pan Ameriican Week, in testimony of the Not a soap, not a historical ties and friendly re-] cream- Halo cannot Gives fragrant - The Movado sapphire crystal M 2654, oval Took' lations which unite the people S leave dulling, dirt- "soft-aater" lather hardness with a rare brilliance, gold.18.0L, of this country with the peoples film! needs nO special rinse! Retute is surpassed gold tigure dial of other American catching soap only byt that of the diamond. republies. You will cherish your In witness whereof, I have Movado which offers you a heretnto set my hand and caus- Removes embarrassing Halo lenves lair soft, precision thrice triumphant ed the seal of the United States dandruf from both hair manageablewith in veshining Swiss three years (at the official gold 18ct, of America to be affixed. and scalp! colorful natural highlights! at L Neuchâtel). Observatory gold figure dial Done at the City of Washington this tenth day of February Yes, "soaping" your hair with in even finest liquid' or oily cream He shampoos leaves dulling, Year of our Lord dirt-catching film. Halo, made The largest Nineteen Hundred and with a new ingredient, contains Sixty-One, and of the soap, no sticky oils, selling MOVADO Independence of the Thus Hres glorifies your hair United States of America the very first tie you use it. shampoo imament The One Hundred and Ask for Halo- America's in, Eighty-Fifth. favorite shampoo-today. America THaloh ON SALE AT MAISON ORIENTALE JOHN F. KENNEDY By the President: DEAN RUSK Halo reveals the hidden of the AND LITTLE EUROPE Secretary of State. beauty hairl --- Page 18 --- HAIT I S UN SUNDAY APRIL 16THI 1961 Bar Hears Berle Stress Latin Aid U.S. Adviser Likens Crisis To One In Europe HOUVEAU EV That Led To Marshall Plan DIFPERSNT One of President Kennedy'st cunist countries through Prea Marshall were made that are special assistants Wednesday mier Fidel Castro of Cuba. He similar to the attacks today on night compared the situation in said other Latin-American coun- President Kennedy. Spofiutin < the Western Hemisphere- in 1961 tries found their economies se "Knowing Cuban and Latin BANS CHA PA as Ra to the crisis that faced Europe riously strained by attempts to American, I have confidence in 1947 and led to the Marshall overcome years of political and that Cubans and Latin AmeriPlan. economic oppression. cans will overcome this obstacle In Cuba today, Mr Berle said, as Greeks and Europeans over The comparison was made by the same things are happening came it fourteen years ago,' Adolf A. Berle Jr., President that happened in Greece in 1947. Mr Berle said. Kennedy's chief coordinator of Communist agg ression was Latin-American policies, in a masked in the name of local "But we must all remember Pan American Day address at Quislings and denunciations of that the primary struggle now a meeting of the New York City President Truman and Secretary (Continued on page 16) Bar Association. United Nations Lo profil amélioré de la bande de iepresentatives from Latin Amune traction et une were donne erica special guests. roulement was Un American celeingénieus Pan Day SHHHUWWWIIHHHUUHUUNI sécurité supplémentaires. brated two days early by the dispositif de silence réduit les difféBar Association. Friday is the MEN's SHIRTS du pneu, seventy-first anniversary of the rents bruits désagréubles de founding of the Pan American SCARVES tandis que la construction légère Union: Sans Chambre lui "Pan American Super-Cushion Day comes HANOKERCHIEPS les cahots de la this year a moment of d'absorber in crisis," pormet à Mr Berle said. positif de silence réduit les difféBar Association. Friday is the MEN's SHIRTS du pneu, seventy-first anniversary of the rents bruits désagréubles de founding of the Pan American SCARVES tandis que la construction légère Union: Sans Chambre lui "Pan American Super-Cushion Day comes HANOKERCHIEPS les cahots de la this year a moment of d'absorber in crisis," pormet à Mr Berle said. "Events in the, route. Vous aurez moins de preus next few mônths may decide the et moins de délais parce que la next in of phase history the Pan plat. exclusive de American institution, and with By YARD Construction Grip-Seal it of les the twenty-one nations Soodyoar élimine pratiquemeni constituting the inter-American habituelles. world." LIBERTY-- eravaisons Fourteen years ago Europe à Condon was in an economic crisis andl Greece was under attack by the EAR E SUMMER Communists from within and DRESSES from pae without, Mr Berle recal BLOUSES ass 0a CENS DANS te MONDE ENTIER ROURENT AREa SuR mAna D93 - led. At that time the late Genceeorans es su DES GRERIS 66 SOMS eral of the Army George C. Marshall was Secretary of state. A (Eelis ROOMS THE He proposed the economic reGIVE YOUR covery plan that bears his name. At the same time, President LOOK FRESH NEW Harry S. Truman FISHER enunciated the policy 1 of Communist containFREE PORT SHOPPING CENTER ment that came to be known as 53. .55.Rue du Quai the Truman Doctrine. Dvesses and Shivts made onorder This year, Mr Berle said, the andl delivered in 24 hours. Western Hemisphere finds itself A We ship to the States faced with a threat by the ComSo OILPAINT F1 HER'S - TWICE as EASYI HAITPS LARGEST FREE PORT PRICE SHOPS TWICE as FASTI TWICE as BEAUTIPUL! now 1) THE CORNER SHOP RUE BONNE FOI NEW WAYI APPLIED THE ROLLER-KORTER 2) ART & CURIO SHOP FISHERS ACROSS FROM CU STOMS JOSEPH NADAL, AGENTS SHOPS AND MAHOGANY FACTORY Special Trip to.. SAVE UP TO 60 Per Cent ON IMPORTS CAP-HATIEN AND THE CITADEL ONE WAY BY PLANE ,ONE WAY BY LIMOUSINE AND BUY HAITIAN HANDICRAFTS ALL INCLUDED STRAIGHT FROM THE FACTORY OPERATED BY CHRISTOPHE TOURS ON THE RUE DU QUAI AVENUE PAN AMERICAINE PETION-VILLE HAITI M. EXPR. AND DINERS CLUB ACCEPTED P.O.BOX 312 - Phone:7761 - --- Page 19 --- SUNDAY APRIL 16TH 1951 HAITISUN' PAGE 19 MANGOS ROLL IN HAITI THIS WEEK tijoseph report (Continued from page 2) Young English Writer Andrew Sinclair, a graduate from Etor led fruits to enter the United and Trinity College, Cambridge where he got a Double First in States with the permission of History is visiting this week. Twenty-five years old Andrew is the the Plant Quarantaine authori- celebrated Author of three Books: The Breaking of Bumbo (1959), ties in Washington. A long pre- My Friend Judas (1959 and The Project (1960). Andrew had paration over three years has research Fellowship at Harvard for two years and also got perfected these methods. Trial Fellowship at Churchill College, Cambridge. He did his National sales in the United States were nade last year with sucess, and Service in the Brigade of Guards before going up to Cambridge Albert Silvera broke his winter sejourn at home in Petionville sales outlets resulted as a con- and this forms. - celebrated Author of three Books: The Breaking of Bumbo (1959), ties in Washington. A long pre- My Friend Judas (1959 and The Project (1960). Andrew had paration over three years has research Fellowship at Harvard for two years and also got perfected these methods. Trial Fellowship at Churchill College, Cambridge. He did his National sales in the United States were nade last year with sucess, and Service in the Brigade of Guards before going up to Cambridge Albert Silvera broke his winter sejourn at home in Petionville sales outlets resulted as a con- and this forms. the background to The Breaking of Bumbo. Andrew and sailed off to New York on the Santa Rosa Sunday with his sequence. inclair was married last year to a French girl Marianne who is French friend. Albert expects to visit Mexico on his Spring trip.. The incorporators are Joseph ow preparing her License by Correspondence withLa Sorbonne. A Mole Saint Nicolasian endeavoring to sell land at hiked prices Clemard Charles, Antoine He- Marianne will join her husband at the Oloffson today, it the Capital this week... Mac *T,son" McIntosh of Pan Am card, Gerard Allen, Charlotte Mr Armin Muller, a Swiss Commercial artist from San Franis home from Miami where he u derwent a successful peble Ebell Bossian, Katherine M. cisco California and wife Irene are current guests at the Ginger removing operation... The Jean Bris ons gave an all-Sunday "ea- Baer, Grace Gaines Lee' and hread Palace. brit boucane" at their Frere villa. Amongst the guests were Mr Atherton nolder will Lee. The be largest Chatelet stock- des and Mrs Thomas Hart (Point Four) recently returned from the Fleurs, the Haitian company Dr Samule Aires III a Deimatologist from Los Angeles, CalStates... Gladys Bogat is over fro.a Miami visiting with her which exports cut flowers. ifornia and his wife Norma are here on a five. day visit. The tather at Gros. Morne... Yves and Marie-Josie Gardere left on couple will fly to Cap Haitien Monday. They are guests at the Dn the Santa Rosa for New York and a tour of Europer Sunday. Ile des Fleurs, a name with bo Lele Hotel, Camionneur Garcia Marquez returned this week from a visit to ood consumer merehandisers appeal, according in the Sta to -Geologist Thomas N. Ambrose, wite Anne and month U.S. and will old Canada the Puerto Rico and resume his auto-bus es, will have initial assets of laughter Natalie from Oklahoma are two at cusiness.. A skull was uncovered in the interior of one of the 580,000, but could use more, acCity staying days boites de nuit" on the Carrefour Road near Diquini Saturday cording to Miss Baer. Our mark- le Hotel Oloftson. night according to Le Nouvelliste Monday. The tenant of that ts apparently will take our proJucts requiring fruit purchases Mr Gordon R. Howard Caribbean Representative of nightclub was arrested and is actually at the orders of the Police in the provinces here in Haiti Ltd,, a genuine English Leather Firm was seen about Eugene town the evening daily stated... of about $100 per day. company with Mr Ivan Kovacs and wife Terry from La Belle Creole. Edgar Ansel Mowrer and wife Lillian were guests of Atherton ce in Kenscoff during the past week. Edgar is a syndieate: col Our company will be an unumnist writing for the: New York Post, Chicago Daily News, and usually fine channel to carry such Metropolitan newspapers. They left for Washington last Sun- the the funds States of to food the small purchasers farmers in A chance for, your children, for youth and hy to permit Mrs Mowrer attend a luncheon given by, Mrs Jac- in the provinces of Haiti, said Jueline Kennedy at the White House on Tuesday... Mowrer and wife Lillian were guests of Atherton ce in Kenscoff during the past week. Edgar is a syndieate: col Our company will be an unumnist writing for the: New York Post, Chicago Daily News, and usually fine channel to carry such Metropolitan newspapers. They left for Washington last Sun- the the funds States of to food the small purchasers farmers in A chance for, your children, for youth and hy to permit Mrs Mowrer attend a luncheon given by, Mrs Jac- in the provinces of Haiti, said Jueline Kennedy at the White House on Tuesday... Monsigneur Miss Baer. Also we reasonably for yourself to acquire a solid siovanni De Andrea, first Secretary of the Papal Nuncio is on a can expect to absorb a considerree months home leave in Italy. He visited his Aunty in Las able number of unemployed in Artistic Culture!, egas: and travelled from New York to Rome with his brother who the area of Cite Simone Duvaier, with resulting payrolls. : also a Priest.. Five waddling duck type aircraft landed Friday Follow Courses At aditemoon at Bowen Field. They were "Kon Marine" planes giver The Haitian Government has the Netherland's government by the Canadians and were hop- treated us fine, Miss Baer stat: ing South. to. Curacao by way of the islands.. Ex-U.S. Envoy to ed; they have given us. a long Katherine Dunham enezuela Edward Sparks who made many life-long friends du- lease on land adjacent to the sea,. west of Cite Simone Duung his tour as Secretary of the US Embassy here years ago is ex- valier, and when time permits Aoted to spend the day here Sunday enroute to New York om the our packing plant will be built Mr has been transferred School Bs Paula. Sparks to Uruguay. His suc- there accessible to both land Assor in Venezuela is Puerto Rican Teodoro Moscoso the former and water transport. Although Firector of the islands Operation Bootstrap. That was the econo- the land is now mai recage (swampy), it is ideal for a Ahic space shot of the island commonwealth which in a few. years drying-range and can be made RITUAL DANCES, CLASSICAL ought Puerto Rico industrialization, property and a double stand- valuable. d of living-almost.. A buffet dansant celebrated the birthday AND MODERN BALLET popular General Manager of Hotel Montana, Geo Gonzales Pure Food and Adsett Sredoesday night at the Gros Morne hostelry. w. W. Goodale The Drug te mimistration in the States has oir, a director of American Factors Ltd, the largest sugar pro- been most helpful to us. It is Plastique Pantomime Theatre et icers in the Hawaiian Islands was a guest of Kenscoff's Lee for essential for us, however, to Technique de la Scene enseignes par des - week ending Thursday. Mr Moir now retired has become one of maintain their acceptance of Professeurs Experimentes, Membrès de e most widely known technicians in Orchid breeding. After visit- our products, to insure high] ig the Bahamas, Jamaica and Florida he will return to Honolulu standards of food purity.. not COMPAGNIE DUNHAM 9 a New York... Mrs Sam Ferber left for New York last weekend... only food purity, but the IMAGE "We're British Ambassador G. J. Corley Smith has resumed his duties of perfect food purity: Miss Baer. Cours et Conferences sur P'Histoire et la on our way". smiled l'Art bout de a the PEvolution ter with flu... Houseguest at French Ambassadors is signification de la Danse, adame Betancourt who is the Brasilian cultural attache in MaTheatral, l'Art a travers la Sociologie, rid... Among the many residents in the Capital who took advantLitterature et Culture Generale. Chamber Campaign e of the long weekend to visit Cap Haitien and the Citadelle Katherine DUNHAM of Port au Prince e: Chilean Charge d'Affair and Mrs Rivera; Spanish diplomat (Continued from page 1 The delivers Mouard Aramda and his wife; Italian road builder Cortessi and follows the same programme and is mother who is visiting from Rome. Point Four's Lee Winters for in article of the 1957 Constithe same diploma as the celebrated ave a cocktail party in the Cap last night... ature et Culture Generale. Chamber Campaign e of the long weekend to visit Cap Haitien and the Citadelle Katherine DUNHAM of Port au Prince e: Chilean Charge d'Affair and Mrs Rivera; Spanish diplomat (Continued from page 1 The delivers Mouard Aramda and his wife; Italian road builder Cortessi and follows the same programme and is mother who is visiting from Rome. Point Four's Lee Winters for in article of the 1957 Constithe same diploma as the celebrated ave a cocktail party in the Cap last night... The Ambassador of tution. "Because of the absolute DUNHAM SCHOOL OF NEW YORK necessity constituted by the prene United States and Mrs Robert Newbegin gave a highly success- sent financial crisis the seats! Enroll now for classes. ul6 to 8 at their residence Thursday evening on the close of the in the Legislative Chamber willl imerican Commercial and Industrial Exhibition held in coopera- be provisionally distributed in SECOND STOREY RESTAURANT OF Dion with the Chamber of Commerce of Haiti.. The birthday of a manner that the number of eaiter Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second of England will be cele- members will not exceed that ROND POINT de prated here April 21st. Her Britannic Majesty's Ambassador and of the precedent parliament", THE (Cite T'Exposition). Mrs according to the April 11 elect G. J. Corley Smith will offer a reception at their Debussy oral decree appearing in Le Daily from 10:00am to noon 4pm to 6pm. residence from 11:30 to 1 p.m. Friday to mark the occasion... Moniteur". --- Page 20 --- SUNDAY APRIL PAGE "HAill SUN 16TH TWO DANCERS ARRIVE FROM PARIS IN HAITI THIS WEEK Washington is in relation with SCHOOL (Continued from page 19) -Lawyer Isaac Kaplan, Vice- the project of the road of Port TO INSTRUCT AT DUNHAM Mr A. K. Charlton, Insurance President Director of the Hai- au Prince Cayes, Company Director from Kings- tian Agricultural and Chemical toni and Mr John B. Amos, Pre- Society and Vice-President Dir Salesman James H. Bonner sident of the American Family ector of the Bzura Chemical of and charming wife Dorothy, Life Insurance Co: of Columbus Haiti arrived Thursday with good will Public Relations exGa. were greeted here Thursday wife Bessie. They were met at tended for Haiti in Cleveland, by Mr Willy Frisch. Mr Amos the airport by Mr Natan Abra- Ohio are: back here again. They was accompanied by his wife movitz, Director Secretary and are staying a week at the OloffMaria Elena. General Manager for both com- son. panies. The Kaplans are stay- -Mary Green an Irish Secreing a week at the El Rancho tary from Brooklyn is back Hotel. again. She is guest at the MonPRESIDENT'S tana. She was met at the air- -Mr Antonio Andre, President port by Jerry Celifie of the DAUGHTER of the National Bank of Hait Southerland Tours. arrived here Thursday from a DEPART FOR two week mission in Buenos -Hyman Bzura, President of Ayres, Argentina. Mr Andre the Bzura Chemical arrived EUROPE TODAY went to Argentina to attend the yesterday with wife Nettie. C Convention of the CEMLA (Cen- Hyman celebrated his birthday tro de Estudio Latino America- at the El Rancho last night in Dancer Lenwood Morris and his partner Dilette Martin are seen The two daughters of Presi- no)! The Haitian delegation in- the company of the Abramovitz above in dance recently executed in Paris. They began exer dent and Madame Duvalier de- cluded also Mr Edriss Vincent,[and the Kaplans. part today to resume their stu- Assistant Director of the Sercises at the Dunham studio here this week as enrolment to clas- dies in Paris. Presidential Sec- vice of Statistics of the BNRH. -Electrical Engineer Robert ses opened. retary Luckner L. Cambronne _The Secretary of State of F-Finkelstein from Long Beach, who has opened his campaign nances, Mr Marcel Daumec andN.Y. and Dr Arthur Goldberg, for Deputy of Arcahaie will ac- wite former Edith Delince flewa young physician from Brookcompany Melles Nicole and Ma-to Washington, D.C. their stu- Assistant Director of the Sercises at the Dunham studio here this week as enrolment to clas- dies in Paris. Presidential Sec- vice of Statistics of the BNRH. -Electrical Engineer Robert ses opened. retary Luckner L. Cambronne _The Secretary of State of F-Finkelstein from Long Beach, who has opened his campaign nances, Mr Marcel Daumec andN.Y. and Dr Arthur Goldberg, for Deputy of Arcahaie will ac- wite former Edith Delince flewa young physician from Brookcompany Melles Nicole and Ma-to Washington, D.C. Friday inlyn, New York are among the SPECTACULAR SABOTAGE IN CUBA rie-Denise Duvalier and return/company with Engineer Andre guests who took lodging at the in time for elections. Montferrier Pierre. Their trip to Oloffson Saturday afternoon. TWO HAITIANS DIE mmihn Two Haitians were amongi whether it was the beginning of those who lost their lives invasion of Cuba. The when the Royal two thousand tons of sugar was destroyed by fire in an act of : Sabotage at Pinar del Rio acPRESIDENT to a front Ne cording page report CELEBRATES therlands in Le Nouvelliste last night unBIRTHDAY der the headline: SPECTACULAR SABOTAGE IN CUBA President Dr Francois DuvaTWO HAITIANS DIE, lier observed his birthday on Steamship Le Nouvelliste confirmed re- Pan American Day. During the ports cireulating during the morning the President received course of the day that two or well wishes of friends and in three "antt-Castroist" airplanes the afternoon he attended a parhad bombed Camp andl Company Libertad ty in his honor at the home of three other Cuban airbases. Fi-Mme Labissiere and Max Adoldel Castro posed the question'phe in La Fleur du Chene. Reminds the Importers of the Weekly Sailings from New York, A HiSambest which take place every Friday direct to Port au Prince. IDENTITY PHOTOS Also 3 Sailings a month from Philadelphia and Baltimore and PASSPORT PHOTOS one monthly Sailing from Charleston to Port au Prince, as per printDEVELOPING ed schedules. ENLARGEMENTS REPRODUCTIONS Fastest Service In Town MADSEN Export Import S.A. Ave Marie-Jeanne, No. 5 Cite de PExposition Agents. v wus FAMOUS SHOES OVER The Wold Batar FOR EVERY OCCASION